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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
9a 2noenborff bar / &ipbenbabn,


@rofesior &orl 2arien, Ser bar
bcipgt General 2%u6enoprff,t Berlin
fortpller mi / "A4Sso1." at 2u6en-
oorff UNDER itn Tluet fra Berlin i
Mopember 1918 opbolot fig paa So
tel "&hg11ir" / &ipbenbapn en- .bal0
|S1les Gage. @an le6lage6es paa
@eiien al Ell &optain fra General
ltober.
Spartafilter1le bil6e mDr6e 2u6en=
oorft, % ga &egieril1gen life turoe
}orantere for bans SifferDeo, fit
ban Has til l16lan6et og reilte fra
8erlin 0e11 IL. Mopelnber ONT Mor-
genen. @an bab6e laoet 5fipgget
itaa % taget &riller paa for at gipz
re Jig nfien6elig.
aarl 2arien giengiper pe6fommen-
Sc auptajns @eretning iaaleoes:
@aa Srrge1t bar ser Ell Serre,
Ser / Solpmprfet prtffeoe @optoj-
lien poo Sful6eren. - @e bill bore
glo6, ,1aar Sc foor 6en Man6 af-
leberet, iag6e ban.
2%1tbel16orff par fieal6t.
Sn6en M11fomiten til &ipbenbab,1
bite oct Jig, at life min6re e11b fem
Herf Toner me1lem Sc &eiIe116e .baDbe
aicnfien6t bam. Me11 set Dor ST.
ifere a1leiammen o. = life Sparta,
filter; Be loo fig aftaee ct bpiti6e-
;ligt SPITE ON intet at billie fige. Og
marfeligt NOT, i11tet ftbe6e us. S
2ebct al De nnrmeite Sage blep Ser
ogiaa til Doerligere Sifferbeb no-
ipreot set @pgte, at 2ubenborff oper
.Safsnit5 par toget til &%relleborg %
bi6ere op / Sperige.
Men mon %foritaor, bpor ufier=
fomrne11 Ell @ip1t 2noenoorff UNDER
6e 6ab9re,16e Sorbo1b maatte bore
for Sen tpife @elanbt / 8jgbenbabn,
@reb Mant5al1, og bborleoes @erbp=
%iitete,, ,11aatte itige, oa set bite fig,
at ogiaa 6anife @o6seiere, fom man
bab6e ment at f11n1e regne meo for
en oiSfret Mnbringel1e al Genera
le,,, mel6te SPAS. Eilfioit nofan6t en-
tiff Game / @iebenbabn &esiebolm-
gaor6 / Sfaane, bbis 8eboere bil6e
buie BEN paa "&bgnir" benten6e.
90 afiteo fom ban.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
8elaife Grbcnsbefurationer.

Ser er ti1oelt fIere 6onffe 8resie>
mn1ro, fom gieru1em beres 8la6e eli
Ter boo an6en Maa6e bar itbttet
8elgieng Sag, forifielige 0roens-
neforationer. SHficersforfet al Ben
|beIgiife 2eopolo. Ben 9lroe11g Droet
er tiIbelt @e6nfth g. @ulmo1n1,
Ri%bbel1babn Mibberforiet at famine
|9rben er Tibet Meoaftgr @it3on-
IT'D, @ibbenbapn, Mebnftgr @ierlep,
Mnrbns, % 8ebnft6r s. gogcliug,
Greoeritsbabn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
@er6en8 itgrite Motprffib.

Tornplig LIB SET ftgrfte Doctor
i1f'iib, Der nogeniinoe er bpgget, al:
bog 8urmeiiter & @ain.
@fibet, Der oil faa Mapnet "grffrifa",
er beitiH al g. 6. % ffo1 til 9iten.
mar BET er ofleberet / 8%egpn6elien
at bette Nar. Set er ifbIge 800
be6ftooen" forfpnet meb en- Dialel-
motor paa $500 &eites &raft og
CT pna ca. $4,000 Cons. Oct CT
AS SOB 1ongt % so SOB bre6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Ct banff geuebia.

Banbeti Manberghoroen bar i Sc
ffgrfte Gage at December i iao tore
Ml1ap1tgoer presfet op i 6iorben at
belle Sabteplaofen % en- flor Del of
4arolinegaoe fob UNDER ga,16.
boerne 1raatte BRUCE 8aooe for at
11ao iem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Ser rsees 20 Millipner inb !
.Statsfaslen.

Supporter % 6orbruget al 60
Bat, gigarer og G%igarretter er 'teget
rmao6eligt. Sc iamle6e Mf-
glitter og 8eifatninger poa 6isfe So.
ter oil ontagelig in6brtnge Gtats=
foSien 20 Millioner &ro1,er l. bette
syinonsoor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Sra 'Sgnberiyllan6

ct 6er / Ben leneite Sis fommen
Meooelelier, ser Tan tp6e paa, at
ser foregaar Ell ipitematiif 46eleg-
gelfe al @tasifooene. Scott" bar i
Ben M%nle0ning be1ben6t fig til 81
reft6ren for Statsifopene, &ommer-
berre 8ucbtpul6, ser 81. d. erflprer,
at Ser life / piebliffet fan fore
tages noget berimo6. 81 bar la6et
alagen gaa bi6ere til set 1bnoer:
..jDife Miniiterium, Tom bar 9iort,
bba6 Der 1faar / bets Mogt for at
faa set paagiel6en6e Sorbolo BRENT
fet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Gn oanif Sorretninesmanb plDnbret
/ Mabenraa.

I Nnbettrnn.
@n Gorretningsman6 fra &orfens,
6er ct ben6t biem fra en- @eiie /
Gpif1on6, blep / Mabenroa oberfal-
set al .nogle Me6lemmer of @rbei-
Ser % Soloaterroo6et, Ser bar blez
bet bannet fom 6plge af uloblige
Streifer. Sc fratog bam 5000
Marf font cit Gel @orer, ban bapbe
fipbt / SDiflon6. 9a ban proteite-
reoe moo 8%ebanolingen, antpoe6e
man operfor bam, at ban gioroe
be6it / at foripinoe burtigit m11ligt,
ga set ellers fun6e ife, at ba1 bc6er-
fare6es en6nu berre Sing. Den
beltiaalne bill Hoge til Sen tpife
@elan6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Wicner=Bpru til Silfebpro.

UCtCICl=OpIU Ut StlteUDIU.
Silfeborg @Drao6 bar be6taget at
in6bb6e en- &oloni at &grn fra @ien
til forelebigt Spbolb / @ilfebor1.
&omntunen bill foruoen Spbol6et
taatage fig Omfoitningerne beo
fisle 8prns 8ef1eoning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
kurerer %Rheumatisme.
Nave og Nyrelidelser,
Eczem, Hoftevsrk, Lsndegigt, etc.
Fri Automobil msder allie Tog.
Jordan Sulphur Springs& Mud Bath San. Co.
j. J. Leonard, Mgr. Jordan, MINI.

&rigen 1864, bbno ser moreoe me-
get.
Tor oe mango fe1oeripife @leber
BAT 8eieget Ell Splepelie, Sc aIorig
glemmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09

cper ct balbt Mor, m%eofplger en-
2Rge % en- Gpgepleierife.
% 9ronninsen paa &piifolc
@runotpigs &6iifole / 2pngbp
forleoen 8eigg. at inge,1 rir1-
gerc en6 &ongen og Dronningen.-
/ Sorbeien bao6t s. @oien~
oal = iom for6origt faa ofte fpr -
til Mi6oag bos &%ongeparret.
ban bar Sen el6ite al 6e tilite6e-
b9renoe, fit ban 6erne Gang @lo6s
be6 Si6en al @ongen. @amtalen
fa1ot ganife %naturligt paa Sen6er=
ipllano, og @ongen lptrgte, boorle-
bes set git meo oe mango lpn6er-
jpife @lcper> Ser opbol6cr Jig pao
@r,tnotpigs &eiifo1e.
Sa, flyer @ofen6ol, forleoen
bar 6er cit, ser iag6e: 8ore hi fun
De faa &ongen at fe> meoens hi er
ber!
Da 1a6er set Jig meget let
u6bre6 @on9en. Seq fan 10
op paa @folen. Mao ieg
fomme imorgen &l. II?
Goien6al lagoe naturligbis MATT
&c Gaf. Otter 8oroet fit ban 2ei-
til at 1pprge Dronningen, ON
bum lite fnn6e gjgre @folen ben
@le6e at toge me6.
SO, set bi16e bum 90 meget giernc.
@eite Sag tom iao &%pngeporret.
Sc fenote gognen Diem og gap Jig
/ oct bele n1eget gob Sis. @omle
@oien6ol, ba1s &uitru, 9pn og
@biger6atter mo6tog 6em og fprte
bem in6 / 9agliglt1er, bpor Sc bleb
foreltille6e for 2prerne og 2erer-
inoerne Iamt cit al Sfolens bebite
8enner, 2~on6ifabsmaler Sans Mger-
inap.
Sort efter iamle6es mo11 / @fo=
1eituen. Ser beb s. gfoien0al iom
sen 9Ioite paa @folen &ongeparret
bierteligt belfommer og toffe6e /
en- imuf lille Gale for Sen @elpillie
og Snteresie> set a1ti6 bap6e-ofret
@ierningen poa 6enne l1ng6oms>
ffo1e.
Salere1t ilntteoe meo at mi116e
ON 6e1 1eben6e Deltagelie> &ongen
90 Dronningen bite oberfor bore
2anosme116 i SGnberjpllan6. Set
bar Sen, TOM babbe gipet Mnle6ning
til bette 8efgg. Sg set bor Ell flor
Splebelie for 6e i9n6eripife @leper
at babe beret i Stue fommen mes
oeres &onge og Dronning, bbis I'm
ser aatter 6e III - forbaabentlig
itturt - ful6e bore.
&engen toffeoe og bol6t EN- lille
Sale til @leberne og ba6 Sem ON
beo Gli6 og Opmerfiombeo at
ifi6nne paa Ben 2pffe, Sc bob6e beo
at bore paa en- lnnbm @fo1e / beres
u11ge Mar.
"Og," fortiatte ba1r, b%enben6t til
@oiertba1, tag De MI Deres Gime
}om gobanlig."
Og @olenbol beiteg Galerito1en
og tnIte ON @nebeI6en efter 1860,
og &onger og Dronningen % ollie
SfoIens g1eber Iptteoe til. @el nRp-
pc 11ogeniin6e ti6ligere bar en- 6an'f
&6iffoleman6 babt en- 1aa6an Silbg-
rerfre6s.
Dn "Eiimen" bar forbi, git &on-
gen og Dronntngen omfring blanot
Gleber11e % ta1te me6 Dem, iprli9
me6 5gn6erip6erne.
Otter en- lille 6orfriifning aflag<
beg 8ef6g paa @nebprelferne, %
8ongen git meb @oien6al Jun. in6
for at bdre 5ang6pelierne. Saabe1
&ongen Tom Gronningen bar meget
optaget at at fe, bborleoes 2ibet
former fig paa en- oanff1 11ng6oms-
ffoIe.
Set bareoe e1oru en- SID, inoel
@iaiterne tog ufiteo. SO @amtnlen
Git let % 1,tba.nge,rt, Sen upper
Iiae Eortpuer. Mofen6aI fen. frem-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
0e,1 nrite &iebitab.

@renoerslep &ommnne, Der til
6oraoret benter at b1ibe &iebIta6,
bar efter Sen mt tilen6ebragte SOL
fctplling 1928 Sn6bpggere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Qana Saatreiie.

Gang Sagtreife.
aebnsereDe Moeeng Griis, 1eoia-
get at fin 66r1te % elofte Datter,
@rebinbe Singer Beoen @eoellg-
borg, a~freifer neo "Selmbo" iii
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
yVV 4

engelit 9itafrifa for at gaa paa
Sagt.
Bao &eiien, Der bill itrmffe fig
cber ct balpt Nor, me6fplger en-
|2pge 90 en- Spgepleierife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09

S "Scblesmigicbe @ren5poit" fit.
0es Der cit officiel Mebbelelie fra
Gtotsfommisi Gren, 81. 81. @pIter,
Dport misbilltges Set / Sfoplnno TO-
refalone 0ptrin % n6tales, at &an1-
pen ON Morollespig ifal bore en-
ombelig &omp. @an opfororer Ell
bier roligt tnnfen6e Mor6lIespiger
til at tage Sront mos Sen ODER
baa16tage16e caltbinilttife Mgito-
ton. Ser er gipet olle 0prigbeos=
acrioner Srore / Snerens ltemmelle
'rrlneb.
'@eianbt Moltfe % @jenforeningen
Ger er i Sen ienere Gi6 / oe1t
oanife Hresfe %fremfommen Ell Sci
Mnareb paa Danmarfs @efon6t i
Berlin, @reb Moltfe, ti6Iigere Dan<
marfs @elarrot i @aibington, fer
Zig for ct @rep Dan fer &rigers
l1obruo iful6e babe ie,1bt til Gbefen
for De banlfe Speioere. SO i 8re-
bet fnlbc oct 81. a.. De6oe, at "Dan-
marfs @renie er &ongeaoe11. @oo
SEN anoen Si6c al oerrne @ren1e
Dor cit @efolfning, fom oclpis toler
9anif $685., men De er tp1fe TIT
oeriaatter, og 6erme6 felger Mettig-
heSer og @ligter, ser er forifiellige
fra BORE. ut baobe poa Ell
@%ienforcl1ing ct neften ube6erIigt."
Sbet "@erlingife Gi6en6e" forlan=
ger @eianotens Mfifeb, ifriber 8la=
oct: "&an bar babe fpr og fort
efter 8rigens l1obr11o n6toIt fig
moo 6en %i6,1oeripife Mationoltomp
og for cit @ermaniiering. al Spn-
berjpllan6. &ar, repreienterer ct
tpf Stanopunft, 1om en6og Eplfer<
tie bar. forla6t."
Observation-Disclosures meo6eler, at
set fra sen 6onffe @eianot / Berlin,
@reo Moltfe, bar n,ootaget cit @e6e=
gierelie til Qffentliggigrelie / Mn=
le6ni11g al bans 1neget omtalte 8rep
til Speioerre.
Mf benne @%e6eaisrelie fre1ngoor
oct, at @reb Moltfe oe1 3. Sunni
1914 tilifreb M6m1iroI Mib6elboe,
Ser 6engortg fto6 / 8egreb mes at
obertage 2e6elien al @pej6erbebp-
gelien i Da1marf, % at ban leofa-
ge6e 8rebet me6 ct Memoran6um.
S bette be6ber set:
"N1eo &eniDn til, bno6 set 6anife
@tge er, maa ser inger Goagetbe6
bere. Ser moa tngen l1flarbe6 be-
ftaa meo SenlDn til, bbor set begpn=
ser og bbor set b6rer op. M an,
6e1 9ere / iaa &enfeenbe er at set
90 11abnlig BEN / bis5e &re61e
omltggriben6e Mgitation meo set
norbTesbigifc @ienfore1tingsfrab
icm 2gie1t. Saa6on Mgitotion err
og iaaoel fports- fom
ipeioermesitg %foroemmelig, ioet set,
6erbe6 tilitrebes, lite Tan OBJ
noas beb eg1e, men fun be6 frem~
me6e &refter."
= @reb Moltfe bar olt1aa lite
ifrebet, at "&oobet ON @ienforeninq
CT n9ften nD@6erligt", me6 6erimo6
at @gitationen meo @ienforenings,
frabet er uber6ig og f%or6gmmelig.
SpGrgsmaalet er 1aa fun, ON e1,
Man6 al 6enne E%onfegong er egnet
til / 6isfe Gage at bere Da1rmarfS
Mepreientant / Berlin, bemerfer ct
banff 8Ia6.
S bet ibnoeriDife 1tbpalg
bar @iniiter s. g. &ansfen, iflg.
Nasol.", ittllet ct SoriGag ON, at for
ollie @enitoniiter, Snpalioer o. +. b.
tr9ffes en- Sr6ning, Ser iifrer Dem
MOB Sab be6 marfens Solo. @n6.
bioere foreilaas ser al famme@r 1rno
Silitno til ollie imaa &apitaIiiter.
S1tmmen bill onbroge 600 MiI-
ltoner &roner.
Gn nbtalelie at @reb Griis.
"8erlingife Gioen6e" o%ffentlig.
gigr ct ftort Snterpietp rte6 Sc Sri,
onierbatibes gamle 6grer, Gems
nrpnp mono.1e GEr;;2 So. .>,o< 6ox
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Gn nbtalelie at @reb eriis.

"8erlingife aioenoe" offentligs
gier ct fort Snterpietp me6 Sc Sri,
tonierbatibes gamle 6prer, Gems
erebe Mogens Sriis, Ser meo &en-
blit paa ben Man6, ser be{i9ler set
11pe 9pfflan6, ,16taler, at Der niger,
Hofigt er til, at ri / 2nng6en Fan
1ebe / Greo % Sorfoning me6 Gpff-
lan6. Sc rene rationale 2inier Tan
lite lGngere bore set enc ofgigreroe
- ogfaa geographic og gfo1omiffe
&enipn mao gi6res g%iel6enoe beo
Mfgigre1fe1 ON @ranieipgrggman-
let. Danmarfs l16enrigspoIitif mao
| 6remti6en bpggeg paa, at hi fan
bprre SCI, Ri MI faor. Gnonu }taar
Santen ON Golfenes Sorbun6 BET,
| oct rbisfe. &ar Donmorf lite iffe fac
Barn not / 6olfenes Gorbnno, maj
bet igge at bin6e Goritaoelfe fra an,
ben @i6e, og man maa 90 boobe,
Magter. Ser lite a1tio bar indie!
ftore 8etponi11g for Gu.
.Ir1opa, I'M bill fom1ne til at foritao
ben.
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$ set igmoerjpife nbpala

bar @iniiter s. g. &ansfen, iflg.
@asol.", itil1et ct Sorilag om, at for
ollie @%enitonifter, Snpalioer 0. +. b.
tr9ffes en- Sr6ning, Ser fifrer Dem
MOB Sab be6 Marfens Solo. @n6.
.bioere foreilaas ser al fomme@r uno
.Silifro til ollie imaa @apitoriiter.
'Snmmen bill anoroge 600 MiI-
ltoner &roner.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
CHANGERS WIN PRIZES
FOR BEST CORN

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
STANTON, Nov. 23.-Diamond State
Grange at stanton. held It's annual
corn show in stanton Hall last even
ing, and although the weather was not
very favorable, a large number OF ex-
hlbils were displayed
The meeting was opened with sing
ing by the grange The Rev. j. Il.
Parks. OF Newport. gave a very in
terest ng address on The Japanese
West Coast situation. Miss Alice VOL
lastOn gave an instrumental solo.
The corn was Judged by County
Agent r. o. Bausman, Professors, ,Shus-
ter and Mcdonnell. OF Delaware Col
loge. and awards made as follows: d.
White cap c0rn-First prize, Alvin
Satierthwaite; second prize, Alvin Sat
tenlkwaite; third prse, George l..
Denney.
Yellow corn-nirst. second and third
prizes. j. w. Banks.
P0iatOes-First prize. C. p. Dickey.
Exh bit OF pears-First prize, c. p
Dickey.
Exhibit OF turnips-Flrst prize, C. p
Dickey.
Exhibit Of pumpklns-F'rst prize
| G.. p. Dickey.
Professor Shuster explained Tho
! proper method Of selecting seed corn
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
HAD BAD COUGH AND
PAINS In HER LUNGS
All well now, gaining weight and
strength; does own housework.

Last September ! took a heavy cold,
kent getting worse until hnally i hau
pains In my bronchial tubes ana az
through my lungs Z had bad couEh.
could not sicep az night. and was 80 sore
through my lungs that I could hardly
stand r I consulted three diherent uoe
tors and took their medicine, but did not
get any better I suffered death nun
deem cold in the walls Of my lungs
Another said I had bronchial trouble. lie
kept changing my medicine ann burneQ
me all over with electricity. .. ,..,
Il read IN the paper about Milks hntu',
sion helping other people, so l thought !
would try h. while ] have only taken
four small bottles, my lungs do not hurt
me any more. My cough Is gone ana !
have gained pounds and am SUI
rnfuinc ! was able TO do the hrst wash.
ing today that I have done since last
september. In fact. ! am now doing my
work with pleasure and ieei IKE it ~
dream that I have my health again.
Mrs. Ida ~ Schilds, 012 congress ST.
Miiks Emulsion IS pleasant, nulritive
food and a corrective medicine. IL re-
stores healthy. natural howell action, DO
ing away with an need OF pills and phY
airs III promotes appetite and quickly
puts the digestive organs IN shape 20
assimilatc food. n helps build hesh ana
strength. and Is powerful aid IN re-
sistine and repairing the effects OF VAST
This IA the only solid emulsion made
and so palatable that It Is eaten with q
spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your rasc, YOU
are urged to try Milks Emulsion under
this guarantee six bottles home
with YOU use it according 20 directions
and III not satisfied with the results your
money win be promptly, reiunaea' rhe NuT1lssss
Emulsion Co. Terre haute, ina. Sold pN
druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
ARHENIANS Send
Flag AS TOKEN
Women Express Apprecia-
tion to Women of u. S.
For Services
WREATH SHOWS
WAR AND PEACE

NEW YORK. Nov % "A large and
richly decorated silk Armenian nag.
after almost a year in transit from
Cairo. Egypt. has been received BY
Emmons X. Ellsworth. acting director
0f The Council Of National Defense.
This flag is Gift from the women
OF Armenia 10 the women Of America
as token Of thanks and appreciation
for the services rendered the women
of Armenia by The women Of America
Made OF the finest six. the ilas has
field Of blue, white and red,
which We're the colors used by the
Armenian National Union IN this and
other countries during the war, but
not in Armenia, whose new national
banner Is a restoration OF the old
Armenian colors-red, blue and
orange. bearing a shield with guar
lerings containing the arms OF the
four Armenian dynastlcs.
The colors In the flag sent by the
women are In three horizontal bars
OF equal breadth In place Of the
national arms the nag bears upon
one side a graceful wreath composed
of oak and olive branches, typifying
war and peace In the center is the
date 1919" The other side carries the
greetings 10 lne women OF AultIiNd
from The women OF Armenia, who
presented their gift through the
women's committee Of the Council
Of National Defense, as the organlza-
ton most fully representative Of the
women OF America.
The handsome banner Is entirely
hand made. even 10 the Joining Of the
tri-colOr stripes, which are sewn to-
gethcr with stitches Of almost ih-
visible mlnutenessl The nag meas
ures i6 inches by 80 inches and Is
completely bordered by a fringe Of
narrow gold The design OF oak and
olive branches Is exclusively carried
out in silk embroidery in varying
shades OF dark and pale ereen The
greeting emblazoned In gold embroid-
cred letters Is as follows ITO Amerl-
can Women From Armenian Women
Accompanying The dag Is a letter
bearins the date OF November 2S
1919, from Dr.. H. B. kelchediian,
pres dent Of the Armenian National
Union addressed TO "nhc Honorable
II. Gary, Diplomatic Agent and Con-
SUI General OF the United states Of
America. at kast-El-DOubarn, Egypt.
In part 10 says I'VE take this oppor-
tunity OF requesting your EXcellency
TO be the Interpreter OF our grateful
thanks for the noble work done by
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

properly planning, harvesting and
storing Of same
The prizes for exhibits in the wo-
mems line We're awarded as follows:
Layer cake-First prize. Ms George
Denney.
Chocolate layer cake-Second prize,
Mrs. j. w. Mitchell
Caramel cake Third prize. Mrs. j.
W Banks.
Doughnuts-First pr.ze, Mrs. j. w.
Banks.
The womens exhibits were judg d
by Miss Smith, domes&g science
teacher at Newark High School. who
explained the different steps in cake
miNlng and baking.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

the great American nation for the
well-being OF our country"
In a letter acknowledging the gift,
Mr. Ellsworth says:
"On behalf Of the women Of Amer
lea, represented by the women's COM
mittee OF the Counoll Of National De-
fensc, ] wish 10 acknowledge the re-
celpt Of this flag and express our APP
probation Of the kindness OF your
committee in thus remembering and
acknowledging the services which the
women's committee has endeavored
TO render 10 your nation"
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
Y NJ r. G. TO ELEcT-

Election OF officers Of the Young
Mems Republican Club viii be held on
December 3. At recent meeting Of
he members OF the club The follow
ing nominations were made: II. II.
Billany, president: Dr. Victor D..
Washburn. vice-presdent; Frank w.
Pier,On, Colonel w. p. StOver, IoseDh
w. Kitchen and Thomas h. Peeney.
members OF the board OF governors
three TO be elected
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
Ex-sOLDIERs BONUS MEETING.

Arrangements were made at the
meeting OF the Rank and File World
War Veterans in Irish-American Hall
last evening for a mass meeting in th,
interest of a bonus for veterans OF
the war in the Majestic Theatre at 2
O'Clock next Sunday afternoon. II IS
planned 10 have several prominent
speakers address the meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

Charmeuse. Georgette, TafTeta,
Also a Charming French Serge
Model, with Persian silk vestee
effect; braid trimmed, round
shape neck; belt. This lot Of
Dresses affords you a rare money
saving opportunity.
FIRST Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
MISS PARR0TT DIES,
TEACHER 40 YEARS

Special to The Evening journal.
SMYRNA. Nov. 23.-Miss Elizabeth
Parrott teacher in the Smyrna pun
lie school for over forty years and an
active member Of st. Peters Protes-
iant Episcopal Church, died at her
home on MI. Vernon street, Satur-
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
"sLIP ON A DRESS"
MOIfID RE RIGHT

PARlS-Now comes a French in
venlor with the idea that banana
leaves can be used to make clothing
says it would be a good way TO fight
the II. c. OF l..
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

day afternoon. after a short illness.
she Is survived by three nieces, Miss
Helen Start, Mrs Sapp Of Smyrna. and
Mrs. Ralph Stevenson, of Wilmington.
Funeral services will be held on Tues
day and win be private.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

Rims For All Cars Automobile
Equipment Co.. 3rd and French ADV
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

The Want Ads for the coming three
weeks will help in real estate and the
selling and buying Of farms and
homes.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

To Cure n Cold in One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO QuI-
NINE tablets. The genuine hears the
signature Of r. W. Grove. 30c.-Adv.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-25
Dreams Of Wealth
Through Blooded Bull
End in Bankruptcy

ROCKFORD, Ill.-Down Dixon
way they are telling the story of
how a bull bankrupted two men and
broke the Dixon Union State Bank.
Red Apple Thorndyke VIII, the
bull, was offered for 100000. Elmer
J. Countryman, the cashier Of the
bank, and Edwin Depeweller, farm
err, formed a partnership. They
paid $4,000 on the purchase price
The female progeny Of Red Apple,
the bull dispensers told the syndi-
cate, would be record milk producers.
One COW, daughter Of Red, was given
a test. Her milk was about 200 above
par, but it is alleged that some one
poured a cup or two Of cream into
the pail after milking time.
Red came to be in great demand,
but his daughters were squibs. Re-
turns on the investment were not
enough to pay interest charges, so
the partners went into bankruptcy.
Countryman's liabilities are $685.
10, his assets $198,863 Depeweller's
liabilities are $198,863, his assets $81,
483. Enumerated among the assets
Of the two is a claim for $4,000
against the former owners Of the
bull.
The population of Dixon was
startled therefore when a CLOSED"
sign was hung over the Union State
Bank. A state examiner will be ask
ed to go over the accounts. Depos-
itors will get their money.
-aarApplestock-, eta hrd 1u upu
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-25
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