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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26
Ay:AR1cE II EoryaN !

is::'g7I.et AIanesijcan ;;>c55obten AsSoeiiaFien
meeting; iias Montgomery, Ala, has
ctllaBeca gesst,tions ,tc the effect that
ti,uipric9 Of cotton be SGT al not less:
shan 60 eerG5 4 pound, as The 1niIimun,.
Aenaaltins grads. a.ha, 2re:5 er!t zGi e. .
d asoyst 90 cbnIt5. i
a.is is;3a deuAs1hl! for 81 increase d
Gs rericsrsi5. Is p,sposes q radFa1,ee
aara.*:: asree5t stE;cc. fhe:oh isrise Of
years before Tire i.su-e4rld 5gar. 1t was was,
he --nle tle3 ett.. a;itiEz.s than The exeepS.
tor, that cotton should drop below 10
certs. 4 pound, nj come time: in She:
5sar.'
The: present prize is more thar!
.b1ee times. tho average grice OF the
period before .She Yar, II the plans
Of the cotton growers can be carried
out tho market will be. ab@rt FIVE,
4imes as. high as. it usea 10 be,
Consider that fact ins comparison
UIUi UtEel. pifNe eii"Ii'Rses- A'.S
authorities say that the aTerage rise
il the whole prize Level has been: about
15e per. cent, though they calculate
The ;increases: in the cost Of living at
not more than .s5 or 81 per cent, be.
cause the, advance in prices has not
been 50 great in articles Of the largest
consumption as it has been in many
comparatively uniJnportant commodl!
ties.t The, increase in the cost of cot,
Ton mas been about 2+9 per cent, ami
now the planters are demanding thai
it, shall be;made not less than 200 per
eess.fi;, I. 'Sl.! :&':,'tr i: .,
There is no more glaring Instance
offi 1rapacity+ than this, especially IL
Dealing with one Of the great essen.
tiai.;staples of industry. There is no
worse instance oi greed in forcing ny
gne cost of; a necessary product which
the whole nation uses ard iaepents
Upon in its daily life. 49,; Il !,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26
MAID By: DAY-REGAL
J" BEAUTY AT MIDNIGHT

A;:romaqse bulls, on. the mystery Of
i; girl who is. a hotel maid by! day and
beautiful, exrayagansly = gownel
vision by. night. is; the: story rpf "a
Midnight Romance" starring Anita
Stewart, and is to be, shown at Rich Rich
mond Theatre, commencing today.
'This,iis the second Of her special fea-
tpre, productions. It was directed by
Miss Lois Weber from the story ss,g-
gested by Marion Ortiz: :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26
DUEL ENDS IN WIND
Uruguay Newspaper Man, Deniaads
!. Fight Take Place in Foreign Land .

JF6Iauy -NtHspdptT iuoN'2 OShtsadhs
!, Fight Take Place in Foreign Land J
| Montevideo, April 26.--The duel to
sniehS President Baltasar Bram chal-
RIsg9a DE Rodriguez. .Lavea, direc-
. ii is. 4 IA 81 i!
that neE4spI'er against tbs. Presldsnt
in cpn9siisaisaa; With fis seeSqss Of Wed led
sresday in er-Asnerican affairs be-
Gose the students tof the University Of
Mnnsesideo, ,probapsgF ips,fosstgyhtl
al ; lpl Isgrsta was quoted Saturday, As
tsgydtrs s that' he wosiad fight only = The
s Ets We're Fl fala sn 81 foreign soaatgv,
ssllsgaaee that there would sbs stroes,bae
Nth; jsIit the; police Lift President. Brum
:s:h Z ;be, ssoauadsd;;n q duel N Monte
5adso, !h1t was ssprTed' that resident
AH Sl VIII nd send his Seconds 70 Pr.
'a!areta again. Z,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26
! HUNGER STRIKE ON
One Released From London Prison in
State of Collapse

:1Tpodo1, April 2s:-Among the 15O
hilssh prisoners in Norwood Scrubs
Prison a large number have been on
hunger strike SINCE Wednesday as a
PROTEST against, detention without
charge OF trial. One of the men was
released! uncondi tionally Friday night
ID a state of collapse.
The London branches Of the Irish
Standardization. League: yesterday
hastily organized a Bug demonstration
outside the prison. Thousands respond
sd and last night INDUCED in mani
Restations similar TO those recently;
carried out at Mount JOY Prison, Pup.
En-; The crowd sang; patrigtic songs
staM burned flares. rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26
,FnlJR XIII Ell RY. AUTO

;: Dallas. Texas, April e j. &
Nakcham, 80, and three hoys, Mar,
&i.an. and Robert Hcbhs ard Atil!o:.
Xe,st, aged FROM 10 10 13 ycar@: ali
II Dallas: -Eere k!llstr, late ysster4a:,
,.s:h:r an anteanrl,ile iE Which trey
ETcro riding, -1.a: stauaE al; ? grade
crossing by, g nalla3. Fort Worth
irtcrlrhan street car ri Union :toP.
ncar. Grand prairic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26

syled ,>eerS and iee:g.
II 2 Dodge, aasif:;5tsa7rt- president o..
tho ProUherhovl Of .R&iirna!s tTl;us-
r,es, late Last right, confirmed the 70
nort that nine lo:al charters Of the
brotherhood bad heen reroked: bur
stated that tl,a Nemhcr: o. the Gust,
cd lq-aL. havn the privilege Of pct;-
tio-f;ns President William G, Lee for
reinstatement il: othcr lccala, whose
charters r'emairfntact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26
2.ooo Outlaws EXPELLED
Charters 81 ,Niae t.ocat Ltnions Rs-.
mixed By Eorai ergassi'a ton Of
Train.ne or

/, New YORK, Arail 2G.~-.tIoen !raa
1000 local -,aiiluoaL Issori2er5 Esrs CT
PEELED zeStea.lav frolr ske ssrcThel-
hood d Railroad Trainne'! lcl-S rart
they have taken in 4ac unautho.i2ed
strike il. thu distsist, ae.crdil}e, 10 Ed.
-;arI MaHogi;,s :ksirn2;!r- q Tic @tAii--
ers' c:S4.utivs ,colnlnii:tc@ The barriers
Of nine Iocal unions Egcrc revoked. he
said. The announcement 1fas anade ~
a meeting IL jersey City, attended BY
men clnploycd, III . la1gs assortment
Of crafts and nas recsired Wlth hi,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26
SPECIAL. MEETING

! special meeting of the at;7rrh
holders OF the Atlantic Building Co..
VIII be held or May 18th 1920, az
the Office OF the Company, ll9 scr.t5.
T,airfax street, llsxandria. IA,
NJ. NJ, Parker. President
LOUIS Rever, SecrsraEy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26

WouId . HAYS 1j.::s:es'ssery SURFACE every
where were btsghfy oej :lgttz;V1tf, paints
and M s . g' i III ;o''fte saving;
the added=ee>tnfforv cleanliness: and
beauty: nit efaaSed values. Bur com
lforl, clea,1llt1}',ys +||eaailty and increased
values pre s,ulN by7products.. The
zeal, the greatestreturn On your paint
estnent.ls protection; protection
against hot Summer suns and cold
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26

sidered Ito be The Jewish leaders mere
would be doing The WORT. service TO
Hungarian Iev-z By snreaslins. such re-
,,orte /. : 5,J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26

=. y ~. g. . !, -
gry.Sic, G&ztsse Classified Ad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26
MAGYAR JEWS SAFE

Hungarian Hebrews indignantly nens
! Stories Of Alleged ;Atroeities,i
Rs,dspest.. April ,,2s. Tbs recent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-26
Viii RUUn HOUSES

Kansas Farmers Plan Campaign
against Prohjbitiye Cost Of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14
For the Men

$500 Mems Suits and Overcoats for $3.50
$500 Mems Suits and Overcoats for $3.50
5000 Mems Suits and Overcoats for 5000
1000 Mems Suits and Overcoats for 1000
5000 Mems Suits and Overcoats for 1900
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14
WHEN AMERICA THINKS, AMERICA IS SAT-"

personal Message The OF andsu mterC
The lime for Thinkers Has Come" Contentment with
the profits of the past will not carry us through the future
We must face the facts Manufactures Merchant and
Consumer each has to fulfil his obligation society," The
wheels OF industry must not lag; Capital and Labor
be employed Prices must be reduced the Limit
encourage buying. The Consumer public can be
trusted to perform its part when confident that the
manufacturer and the Merchant their efforts
to put merchandise back to normal
We as small unit in the Great Clothing Industry have accepted trust
dong ito the Clothing Industry
stable basis Realizing our individual responsibility we have
Reduced Prices on
Mems Clothing, Boys Clothing
Women'S Ready -to-Wear
One-Half Price
OF
giving andn o dollar
CHARLES L. ANSLEY.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13
DR.. ". 0. COFFEE
Successfully Treating Many Cases Of Eye
diseases, Failing Sight, Cross-Eyes,
Deafness. Loss Of Hearing,
Head Noises. Adenoids
and Cat2rrh.

Dr.. ". o. Coffee the oculist and aurist.
invites every person suffering with any
diseases or weakness of the eyes. falling
sight. partial blindness. granulated lids.
sore eyes, ulcers, scCms growth. weak
watery eyes. painful eyes. biurrirg of the
sight, deafness, loss of hearing. head noises
or ulcers of the ears. especially where one
ear is getting bad and the other Just
starting. catarrh OF the nose. head, throat
and SYSTEM diseased tonsiis, diseased tur-
binated bones. to see him. He Strengthens
cross-eyes without chloroform or ether and
the patient goes home without trouble.
He has Strengthened over 1000 cases. He
removes adenoids without chloroform or
ether and without serious hemorrhage.
He treated over 1000 cases OF sdenoids.
He says most diseased tonsiis can be
treated without removing them, also dis
eased turbinated bones. TIE has treated
eye, ear. nose and throat diseases for
over 81 years-oyer 20 900 cases treated.
He says this vast experience OFTEN makes
it possible for him TO succeed in curing
cases where doctors Of less experiences
would fail. He says every case OF catarrh
should be durable but you must treat II
through the system and blood - well ~
the nose and throat Amons the noted
cases he has treated are: John Under
fanger. Sr, was growing blind in both
eyes with cataracts; sight was restored.
Charles Roberts was completely blind from
lnHammatlOh ana ulcers OF Inc eyes anu
a bad operation. sight restored normal.
Frank Van NATHAN suffered for 20 Yeas
from Inflammation and ulcers of the eyes.
gradually became blind had to be led.
sight restored. DR.. Coffee Strengthened
Fred Adkinson's eyes "a years ago and
Strengthened his sons eyes last year. Chris
Lahl was born with both eyes crossed.
When he was 80 years old Dr. Coffee
Strengthened his eyes at one treatment.
Mrs. Evelyn Smith had very large gOitre
for Is years, doctors said an operation
was the only treatment DR.. Coffee cured
her completely. Carl Nelson suffered with
catarrh for 90 years. became totally deaf
in one ear: DR.. Core restored his hear
ing. cured the catarrh. John Brown was
20 deaf he could not hear the street car
bolls or automobile horns: DR.. Coffee re-
stored his hearins. Mrs. Chas. Yess SUI
fered with catArrh and asthma: had not
been able 10 lay down and sleep At night
for , year: DR.. Cofiee cured her.
DR.. Coffee is responsible financially and
professionally. He tells the patient the
truth As he sees il. Ii you suffer and
wish to know the exact condition get his
opinion. He tells the patient the truth
as he secs il. He il in his ONCE in tho
First National Bank building, Davenport,
RoGAsx eEs1E (n1oGn. 4an6aya Tussds7
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13
CASTOR OIL
NOW MADE
1ASTELESS
Remarkable Process Perfected By
Chemists Of Spencer Kellogg
& Sons, Inc.

Nobody ever dreamed that castor
oil could be made tasteless. Yet it
has been done. Chemists Of Spen-
Ger Kellogg & Sons, Inc. one OF the
worlds largest manufacturers of
castor oil, have perfected wonder
full process whereby castor oil is
made absolutely tasteless. Nothing
is removed except that disagreeable
taste. Strength and purity remain
absolutely unchanged. It's the same
castor oil that your doctor pre-
scribes with the nauseating taste
eliminated. Think what a. boon
Kellogg's Castor Oil is to children
and even grown-ups! Insist on
Kellosg's Tasteless Castor Oil if
you want castor oil that is really
testeless. Two sizes, 35c and Csc.
At all good Enthusiastically
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13
UriCA Acid Treatment
7se BOTTLE (ss DOSES) FREE


Just because you start the day
worried and tired. with aching
head, burning and bearing down
pains in the back-w0rn out be-
fore the day begins-do not think
you have to stay in that condition.
Be strong and we'll. Get rid of
the pains, stiff joints, sore muscles,
rheumatic suffering. aching back
or kidney trouble cause' by Acids.
Get more sleep. If your rest is
broken half a dozen times night.
you will appreciate the comfort
and strength this treatment gives.
Rheumatism, kidney and bladder
troubles, and all other ailments
due to excessive acid, no matter
how chronic or stubborn, yield to
The Williams Treatment.
Send this notice and 10 cents to
pay part cost of postage, packing,
etc, to The DR.. D. A. Williams Co.,
S2325 P. o. Bldg, East Hampton.
Conn. You will receive a 75c bot
tie (32 doses) free, by parcel post.
No further obligation on your part.
Only one free bottle to any family
or address.-(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13
Boy Scout News

The executive committee of the
local council met in session at the
Rock Island club this noon. Mat
tiers relative to the financial cam
paign being put on and also the
summer camp were discussed and
acted upon. A large number Of the
committee were present.
Troop No. II meets this evening
at the Legion hall with Scoutmas-
ter Isadore Erbstein. Every mem
Der is being urged to be out and
also to have his registration fee for
next year with him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13
1hPEAl'|'|ER|sI
Bid TO SETTLE
!. By ARBITRATION
Invite Builders Exchange Repre-
sentatIves to Meet VIII
Union Men.

The Carpenters union has sent
notice to- the Quad-City Builders
exchange that they desire to call q
meeting Of the joint exchange and
carpenters arbitration board to-
night. The purpose is to have the
dihiculties between the union and
the exchange discussed.
However, It was stated yesterday
by J. F. Nebergall, president Of the
exchange, that a decision has been
reached to refuse to deal with the
carpenters on the notice previously
given that the men will expect 81
an hour by Monday. officials of the
carpenters union said that tonight
Is the carpenters regular meeting
date and 1t was for this reason that
the exchange was asked to join in
an arbitration hearing. The joint
board Is composed of seven union
members and seven exchange repre-
sentatiyes.
Laborers' Strike Starts Trouble. &
From various union sources it
was learned today that the bone of
contention is over the support being
given by the allied trades to the
striking members of the Interna-
tional Hod Carriers, Building and
Common Laborers' union.
The call of an arbitration board
meeting Of the carpenters and the
exchange and refusal of the ex-
change to meet will clearly indi-
cate the situation.
In any case there will be no de-
velopments of supreme Importance
from the carpenters standpoint un.
til Saturday, union men said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13

| sitil tiIe crs sSfsote U sS q, y, ~
9 ! i. ~ - - fncIudeI he
fqllcN1aG 6NeGta:
4uop1eys { y. n. Class nishf AZ
efcises, Atkinson hall.
Wednesday. 3 3. m.-Recital or
MISS Helen Huey's music pupils
Atkinson hall.
Thursday. 10 q. m. Annual
meeting Of trustees 1t chapel.
Thursday. 1880 ,. m.-Dinner Of
trustees at<GeneseO house.
Thursday, 1915 .. m. Com
mencement in Geneseo armory: Ad-
dress BY DR.. G. A. Andreen, presi-
dent Augustana college, on THE
Stamp Of the Cross; addresses by
graduates ~ follows: Wilbur
Loomis Freeman, Leonard Wood;
Gladys Irene Swiger, BLUE Tri-
angle; William Otto Conrad, Col
onization in Henry County"
Friday, s p. m.-Alumni banquet
at Presbyterian church. Toast
master, Joseph L. Shaw.
Rev. w. N. Thornton, president
OF the institute, was in the city yes
terday in the interest of the fund OF
$4,000 which is being raised for
the institution. A total of $s7 1000
has thus far been obtained and Rev.
Mr.. Thornton believes the entire
amount will be secured before COM
mencement which is next Thursday.
OF the $4,000, 100000 is for a
permanent endowment fund and
$4,000 for repairs and refurnish-
ing. DR.. W. S. Marquis, former
pastor of Broadway Presbyterian
church. now Of New York, has CIV
en- $1,000 to each fund.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13
GENESEO SCHOOL
TO CLOSE YEARS
WORK NEXT WEEK

DR.. G. A. Andreen. president of
Augustana college, Is to be the
commencement speaker at the grad
uation exercises of the Geneseo col
legiate institute to be held next
Thursday evening at the Armory in
Geneseo. His talk will be on the
subject, "The Stamp of the Cross"
The commencement program starts
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13
ATTENTION. MASONS.

You are requested to assemble
at the Masonic temple Friday. May
II, at p. m. to attend the funeral
OF Brother Uridge NJ. Whiffen. All
Masons are invited to attend. By
order OTTO PRIESTER. w. NJ.
H. s. BOLIVIAN, Secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13

36-inch novelty beads, |
glass and pearl combina-
ton, very attractive, all
pearl beads in Sl.00
cluded, a strand ~l'VV
4O-inch imported filet
net, white and q m
ecru, yard ;. !. ~i'VV
36-inch printed marquis
cite, for over Grapes, ex-
c cellen a. c elo gs,Sl.O0
36-inch two tone madras
for draperies, brown, tan,
blue and green, q M
a yard -. -. ~i'VV
Stenciled crash scarfs,
splendid value, q m
each 49,. 800. vA'VV
36-inch cream curtain
madras, al M
2 yards for .,... ~~-
36-inch filet curtain nets,
cream, white, Ct m
2 yards for 90. ~l'VV
27-inch silk null, light
shades, 4 yards 81 M
for -. -. -. view
Cotton torchon edges and
insertions, wide assert
ment, II yards S1OO
for 90. VIEW
Swiss embroidery edges
and insertions to 49,
inches wide, 81 m
II yards for -. VI'VV
Swiss embroidery flounc-
ing. Is inches O. M
wide, 5 yards for Vi'VU
36-inch wool serge and
granite cloth, colors are
green, navy, brown, Co.
penhagen blue, wine and
d slz ysrd =. -. Sl.OO
Part silk tussah, &c inches
wide, tan,; 2 shades of
green, Copenhagen. blue, !
rose, navy and G1 0O(
plum, a yard =. vi'VV :
27-inch mercerized pop
lin, colors of pink, green,
rose, gray, wisteria, law
ender, brown and tan,
$o yards $l.0O
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13

The stride of an ostrich running
at full speed measures as much as
% feet.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13
FRIDAY, MAY FOURTEEN

One big group Of soiled
baby bonnets, while they
last, two Ct M
Tor -. -. e.. ~A'VV
Women's muslin gowns,
embroidery trim, all.
sizes, we'll c1 M
made, garment ~l'VV
Envelope chemise Of soft
fabric, numerous styles,
per gar q M
Women's muslin petit
coats, embroidery trim
med, q M
each -. -. :. ~i'VV
One big group of tailored
waists, plain white and
stripe, c100
&1 90 hroonoc ~ IN
each -. %. :. Vl'VV
3 cans Absorene wall pa
per cleaner 45c; bottle B.
P. S. furniture polish SOC,
$1.63 value CT M
for -. 80. -. VIEW
Oil floor mop, $1.00;
bottle polish Soc; $3.50
value CT nA
for .. 30. ~a'VV
Red border buck towels,
full bleached, 81 an
Z for =. -. :. ~i'VV
2 large size Turkish bath
towels Ct M
Tor 80. -. %.
Is and 36-inch scalloped
and hemstitched silk en-
broidered buck 81 00
towels, each -. ~A'VV
2 fancy blue striped Tur-
kish bath Ct IN
towels for -. ~a'VV
1896 in. plain white
buck towels 81 M
for 80. >. -. ~A'oO
Z yards Of unbleached
crash toweling S1.00
for -. 80. -. VIEW
One table Of assorted
soaps for toilet and bath,
IA bars Ct 00
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13

4 yards Of bleached crash
toweling Ct M
for -. -. -. ~A'0o
Boudoir caps, made Of
laces, georgette and rib
bon, various c1 IN
styles, each -. Vi'VV
One big group of wom-
ems collars, very attract
i've styles, q M
each -. 80. :. ~A'VV
Fancy silk ribbons, for
al stripes and plaids,
~ yards $l.OO
Dresser scarfs, lace inser-
ton and edge 81 00
trim, each ~i'VV
Mems athletic union
suits Of fine nainsook,
per gar q M
Toilet water, various
brands, per q M
bottle -. 80. ~l'VV
Grafs' Hyglo manicure
o5ata s COM Sl.OO
Children's light colored
parasols, S100
each -. -. vl'VO
Women's fine cotton
vests tape top, q M
3 garments for vi'VV
Mems silk four-in-hand
ties, good range of pat
terms, Ct IN
each -. :. VA'VV
Mems percale shirts, soft
cuffs, all sizes, neat pat
terms, Ct On
each 49,. so Vl'VV
Boys percale waists,
splendid line, all S1OO
sizes, each 80. ~A'VV
Women's Nu-shape union
suits, loose or cuff knee,
band top, 81 M
garment -. :. ~i'VV
Mems fine balbriggan
shirts and drawers
cream or white, 81 90
garment -. =. view
Women's vests, tape and
band top, 5 Ct 00
garments for .. ~A'OV
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13

New. marvellous way to treat bunions
stops pain almost instantly - banishes
hayt.J<eRr.re the ugly hump, and tired
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-13

64-inch fine mercerized
table damask, SfOO
a yard -. -. View
5 Turkish bath towels,
medium size, q M
for ;. -. -. VIEW
2 yards of white wolfe
wasting q M
for -. ...,... ~A'VV
21a yards all pure linen
unbleached tow q 00
cling for -. :. ~l'VV
2 yards of checked and
STR striped dimity S1.OO
Tor -. -. -. ~OV
3 20 or 40-Watt electric
light bulbs Ct M
for -. -. -. ~A'VV
Women Isle h ose,
black, white and q M
brown 2 pairs vl'oV
Mems Isle hose, all COL
ors and sizes, q A0
2 pairs for :. vA'VV
Women's fiber silk hose,
black, white and colors,
all sizes, q M
a pair -. 80. ~l'VV
5 pairs women's black
cotton hose q M
for -. -. 80. ~A'Vo
Infants Isle hose, black
and white, Ct IN
5 pairs for ... va'VV
Brilliant bar pins, differ
ent styles, 81 M
each -. -. :. ~A'VV
2 styles of ivory hair
brushes, good q M
bristles, each :. ~I'VV
Leather envelope purses,
top and back strap,
splendid value Sl.OO
at -. -. -. ~A'o"
Women's Fairfax hand
kerchiefs, embroide r e d
corners, g M
8 for -. :. ~l'VV
Women's fancy and plain
colored handkerchiefs,
some are en- Ct On
broidered, 5 for ~i'VV
Mems full size cambria
1s faE $l.0O
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-01
8il1u1r-AHurf,1.
mrbnet yspbitasp IL i;bif. glpbs:
braaba, er Ngteren o'Mnnult-
5ios ibitf 8eintnins.

Siun1e .ben 2soe Sec. Dpbnet
mooitono til riiSite @rp0bioe % iio.
ite 8Ioosoraabe1 er Gabrielle o'Mn.
nul15ios iioite gdlutning, ioet ban
poerliaere @arontier fra
ben italienife @giering for, at ST.
unle bliper arnftcret til ssStalien.
5ituationen er iet 1tprre l1fbre END
fer ion1 Splge afb '@nnl1tBios nroffe=
lige baaronaffe0. 8eilatning ON at
boIbe aiu1ne, iHotil bans &rap er
efterfotnntet.
geotionalraaoef bar pnoret fftl ge.
.Fntning ONT at fntage @egieringens
5orffag og bar ae1nt for at itbtte
6'Ann,ln5io, bersmeb en- flor Sfore
2egionprer ftfnoeIps beberifer
BDel1.
Mom Ben 2sSe Sec. Senator
8nHe, Set toHesf / @enatet ON
aoriaterip 9snhoIet foeop, at Nra-
iioent BtIfotr fne aontmnnifeer til
..sStaIien bab6e ariloaet e,, mere orro.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-01

ppret mellem Gagforeningsleoere %
Gorretningsleoere. S faa, ON ! no.
gen EiIfnlber bar Der bpret nogen
alborlig aonflift mellem Snoultri-
le6erne % Mrbe;berne ie}in Ml.ninoe.
ligbe6 eller nogen rinelige Gorbrin.
ger fra set itore 6lertal at arbeiber,
tie paa bsiere 2pn eller beore 2epe.
faar, iom lite er bleDet orbnet til
gienlibig 1ilre6sitillelie. 5aftunr
ct, at slrbeiberne Der 2anoet ! lang
Sis bar babt be6re Detailing % be-.
Ore 2epefaar emo nogeniinoe tiblige-
re. Get ftore Glertal af bette
2anos Mrbe:oere, n1aaIfe life 1ninbre
enb IS 8rocent, er lite Meblenmer
at Gagforeninger og er ti1freos n1eo
fine Mrbeiosfaar.