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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
Sripets Mfifebsforeitilling.

Chicago biemipgtes, iom neiten be=
le 2anoet, al en- forrpgen6e Storm
ii6ite 9er6ag, me6 eien6e @egn, 81
gelbeir og &11l6e, iaa set ioa li6t
betenfeligt no for Sen Mfffe6sfore=
filling, iom Sob. @erifin6, Srtta
2un6 og Sopbus @rbartb bab6e in6=
bu6t til, ON Mftenen. Seen Mortb
Side &urner Sail bar bog belfpl6t
og oct bar ct begeiitret @l1blifl1m
Ser billte 6en faren6e @anger, Sob.
@erlfin6, 6a ban traa6te in6 paa
5cenen og gap Sc be6ite al fine
Sange. @an maatte Ga ogiaa ipn=
ge aoifillige oacapo Mumre, lige=
1om Sutta 2un6, bois gltmren6e
Minif og Sore6rag ct ubeitri6e=
Zig matte bol6e for, iaa lenge 81
SEN tillo6. 6rpfenen bar @ienltan6
for megen Opmerfiombe6 og moo
tog a6lfillige 8ufetter. Gopbu1
grbartb benrep fine Gi1bprere me0 ct
@ar iplinternp &iltorier, ierlig 6ru
Mgller / Sporpognen, ser tit 6olf
til at iub1e al 2atter og &iltorien,
/ iiellan6i # 9ialeft ON Maleriet,
iom Sen gamle 8on6efone f%orteller.
9een m11tre lille 9perette vS&3u1=
ban0lerne" ilutteoe programmed,
og ber boltreoe 6e tire &unitnere
fig, ST. @rbartb JONI 6en gomle
Sfriber, / bpilten Molle, bar 11bpre
moriom og Sutta 2un6 og @erifino
iom 6e to @ulban6lere. ST. Sborz
mal6 Sorenien in6ebaboe Sen fier6e
Stole, og fptlle6e, iom alti6 meo
Sifferbe6 og 6ramati1f Salient, ser
er ST. Soreniens uomtbiitelige Sic,
Ser bar a6ifillige 6remtal6elie1
90 Seppet falM og set glade &ric
fit en- BARN Mfffe6sbilfen me6 poo
Beien. &or De lite punoet r1ege1
al set rg6e @ul6, bbiIfet 6e for 81.
BEN b%onfeltge Gorbol6 um1liggior:
Be, bar Be fitfert ban6et en61n1 flert
Benner, iom De ogiaa fit Sslelier
af / 2er6ags.
Mrs. 4gnes Matbiien me6 Sr:
feiter leperenoe Maliifen, fsrit til
(Saneerne og / Hauierne og ii6en til
en- 2p1tig lille Dams. Srioet reiit
II 9trs6ags eitpaa, bpor oe bill op:
tre6e / Seem Sort og 6annper I Maj
Maaneo til 9anmarf. 81 flyer ser
lille &unitnertrop Garbe1 og Sat 70,
8eieget!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
&inn1fapnlts.
: Menighe6Smgbe.

Sns6ag Mften / fi6Ite l1ge >bol6t
ct. &eoers @enigbea lit Marsmp6e.
I9e forife1lige lpben6e Gorretntnger
oe nogle bigtise Spbrgsmaal blep
afgiort. 5plgenoe @a1g til 8eitp-
relien bar @enbalg: Marttn Mel-
Jon, 6orman6; @aul Gutenberg,
@eitformano; g. g. Sprenien,
&asierer; 81. g.. @asmusien, @ro,
tofoliefreter; Mrs>: g. Sneema1tn,
forreip: Sefreter; Eruitee S. Ma=
tbiaien (for 3 Mar). @f @ppalg,
ffete TIM Get, i6et S. Sergenien bleb
bolst til 9iafon.
8aItor 9(6om 9an, bleb in6bu6t
til at foretage Snobielien, iom bill
finoe Ste6 @enoag SEN go. Mai.
Set er sen Sag, ser pasier be6f
for bam.
Set beotoges at in6rpffe / 81a=
oene Snobp6elie til at 6eltagc
STANDARDIZATION, og at inobpoe
! &reoiens &reiter.
Set bleb paalagt Gormanoen al
nonepne en- &omite til at foreit1o
Snobieliesfelten. @an bar 116nebnt
fplgenoe: Mrs. q @e6erien, Mrs.
g. g. @ielien, Mrs. 50. Sbrgenien,
Mrs 9. SSngemanr1 og Mrs. 6. 81,
Stub, iomt @ouI Gutenberg, 6. 6.
8%aroenfletb, g. g. @srenien, Sacot
S,1bl, 81. 8obierg og Sormanoen
Com &omite til ON m1li9t al
fa1 6anif Sommerifole / Gang fo1
8srn uonqbntes &an6ioot 0tta1
Sergenien, Sens. Ssreenien og 81
8olbierg.
Meoet troeoe lite, at Set, ti6li9ere
fremfom11e Tante ON ct felles gu.
1etre for Sc 6anife @eni9beoer oq
Toreninger fun6e u6feres. 8ernene
oil6e faa melt u6 al en- mtnore.
biemlig Set iom bi6til.
@n &omite (@. g. 5brenien, Saul
5teenberg og .. g. @olling) blet
eipet Ss1lomagt til at ifaffe en- en-
6e1ig Mfgsrelfe me6 Senipn til Or
gelet / &trfen.
geo ct efter Mboet fsleenoe bpg
gcligt @affeborb blep ser oberraf
@rs. Sngemann en- meeet flor Of
116merfet imuf 8lomiterbl,fet / Sin
1ebning of at set bor ben6es $50
ieIs6ag. Menigbe6ens 6ormani
Mortin @elion bol6t en- lille Sal
og' l%pfenifeoe Mrs. Sngeman11 mel
Sat for benoes Mrbei6e / Mentgbe
sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
Qhtragn.
Gbr. Scbrpoer fp,nmen.

&omiferen og Sfueiptller Gbr.
5cbre6er bri1e6e in6 til @bica=
go iioite uge for at Beige fine to
unge @gnner, ser opbol6er Jig ber.
@br. @c6reoer er lite paa no9en
Gourne, men bil, ga ban alligepel
opbo1oer fig ber, 9tbe EN- eneite Sore
itilling / 9anta Sail, 9ns6ag Mf=
ten oen 46e Mai meo Msiiitance
at g angforeningen @ormonien. SIR.
@cbre6er er ubetinget cen al
Danmarfs be6lte Sfue1pillere
og. 8iieiangere % ber bill blipe en-
2eiligbe6 til ret at npoe bans <n1t.
ST. @cbrp6er er Sen e9te &ieben=
banner me6 set frilfe @rmer, brom=
fri og elifber6ig, u6en at benge
fig / set &enome, ser ubeltrioeligt er
bans biemmefra. @an bar aoitillige
@%l9gtninge Der / 8Den, bl. a. ben
befien6t 8ictor Scbrb6er, Me6=
eier og 8eltprer at @6mar6s Sor=
retiring paa Mortb Mpe. &i bill
life iige mere ont SIR. Scbrp6er,
bans uimo6ltaaelige @iier CT 10 al
lerebe fien6t / mango oanife Stem
giennem @%rammofoner, men ri pe6,
at ian bill 9ibe tit &ublifum en- ualz
min6elig moriom Mften. Meite Mar
agter SIR. Scbrp6er otter at toni
me til Staterne og bil ga reiie gien.
nem DEM paa &rp6s og Epers. Set
te 8e1eg bar fun fortbarigt og
naar ban giber 6enne eneite Sore
filling er set Inn for at babe Gor.
neielien al at billie paa Oct 6anife
@ublifum og 9ibe set en- forngieliq
Mften. - Sg ban er ber6 at bere!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
Sibage igien.

Son. Miels SSlu11, Ser. me6 9p9ttg.
beo og 9gre bar tient 7oe 9iitrift
iom @%ongresman6, er otter benbt
tilbage og bar taget fat paa fin
omfattenbe 2obpraffis. @r. Sru1l
bar tilbnot en- bei Shilling be6 @e=
gieringens 2ob=D% department / @aib-
ingto,1, men fan6t fig lite foranle,
6igH til at mo6tage Eilbuot, Ser
set bi16e frebe belle bans $i6 |
@aibington. Miels SS11l1l er Sen
famine glade og elifpar6ige Gent
leman iom altio, og tenfer meget
paa at reiie en- Sur til 9anmarf
/ ben fomnep6e Counter, for at
bpile no og famtioig itlbere 6e ino'
bifle6e el1ropeiife Gorbol6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
Sygeplejersker.

Unge danske Kvinder, som 9nsker at
addanne sig til en- G@rning som Syge-
plejersker, kan faa Ans@ttelse paa Diet
danske Fenger Hospital i Omaha. We'd
kommende maa have code Anbefalin-
ger, we're / B%esiddelse at ct godt Hell
bred OK have en- Skoleuddannelse, sva-
rende til ct to Aars H6jskolekursus.
FENGER HOSPITAL.
Training School Department,
18th & Dewey SITS, Omaha, Neb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
@mfms Sc. @anb, ST., bbb.

&ufus 81. @an6> e., @icepreii=
6ent og &eceiper for Minneapolis
Sos Sight Co., 6p6e Sre6ag / fit
Stem, 1851 @arriet 8lb6., / en- Ml:
ser al SO Mar. Scr. &an6 bar fe6t
/ Buffalo, 81. g., og TOM til Min=
neapoIis / 1871 S 1877 blep ION
fnpttet til Minneapolis @as eight
Co., iom fire Mar ti6ligere bar BE.
bet fiebt al bans Sober og 9nfel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
Jor &arf COMMISSIONER.

8or 2anosmano STR. 6. 8u6t3,
bar in6tegnet fig fom &anoi6at for
H1rf Commissioner.
Scr. 8u6t3 bill blibe ftbttet al Sc
rcipic & commerce" 6oreninger,
iom ban bbrer til, og ri Danffe tot,
10 m9rfe %, at hi bar lite for mani
&c 2an6smen6 / offentlige @fillin>
ger, iao Der CT en- 2eiligbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22

oens ser paa Steoer lengere sp1
1aa megen Sne. Dog bar BET foldt;
/ Minneapolis Git Eberu,ouneteret
neb fra Al @ra6er ODER RuI 5rebag
Gftermiooag til % @raoer oser
Nul 2br6ag @oreen 81. s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
8aitur 6aralb s. Sent,

FUVAU% t4U@UAU ~ StVNAs
iom i en- @efte Mar bar Yrelt /
Sen Gorene6e Strife og mi lenee bar
beret / 9anmnrf, ct for1rner ber
ODER pao 8eieg. @an gefter man.
ge at @amf1n6as Menigbe6er %
Hal oa fnrlig n1e6 til bets Mars-
mg6e for at bringe Stlien fra Sir.
fen bienrn1e til Samfutbets Is
Mors SsSubileum, iom feires beo
Marsmeoet, Ser afboloes / @lair,
Mebr., i 9agene 81. @ai - S.
SUM-.
@oitor Sent bill pre6tfe beo
@uostieneiten Il sm11arl1els oanife
Strife, %. Mbe. 90. & %. @treet,
Senoag 6en 1. W1ai &I. d0.45.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
ct. $ebers banife &irfe.

M1 .er Mteret anfommet og lit
paa @la6s. SEES Smitb, @eit 9en-
mart, fom bar u6fgrt BET, bar Der
/ 8pen meo set og fit oct lat op
/ 9irs6ags.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
Kelsey e., Viking, Canada

ID. M. FREDERIKSEN,
613 Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
vi vii ligesaa v@re i Stand til at
give paalidelige Oplysninger vedr@ren'
de de nyligt startede Ollie og Gasbr1n'
de / Distriktet, af hvilke Autoriteterne
venter sig store Resultater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
9lbafalb / 9auu1arf.

Sfslee meooelie b%iennnefra er
Scr. q. g. matbiaiens Mooer at.
gaaet beb Ogden ODER 80 Mar gam.
mel. gun oberlebes af fin M1aro
Mapigationslerer Matbiafen paa
5Bogs. San er "a aar ga1rn1,eI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
SrIau6s geunu.

0ber 400 9elegater fra minneio>
ia, inobefattenoe IT'S. fra @tnnea-
polis og Is fra ct. Saul, retite
Sgnoog Mften til Chicago for at BEL.
tage / BEN &onbention, font r@mert<
can Msiociatio1 for tie @ecognition
Of tie Sriib @epa1bltt" boloer Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
8eibg.

BaItor g.. 9. @o6bolm me6 ga,
mile - eller / bnert Gal6 en- Sci
al Sen - Tom / &irs6ags fbren6e
en- Sur iii @inneapolis, % De bar
90 81. a. u6e at ie Ben 1pe Strife,
iom M mart ffal in6bies @aitor
Mo6bolm bill preoife / &irfen ben 8.
Mai.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
fra 2esb intrpbucerer v9a
milf 8aitrD" / Minneapplis.

S Gortiettelie al set, ser / ii6ite
l1ge bleb meo6elt / bette 81ao ON
Dor per6ensberemte 2an6smono 8a=
ger 8. 6. &litteng fra 2ei9 = bans
@ntomit til Mmerifo for 5
Mar ii6en, bans 8agning til @re=
iioent @ilions 8rpllup og ienere
for &raiioert &aroine, og / bet bele
bans iber6ige og me6 fort &elo
frone6e Mrbeioe for at in6fere egte
6anif @ienerbre6 GDaniib @aitrp)>
oanife @mbrfager (n9aniib Butter
@ofe") og onoet 6an{f 8agberf /
80 @tater og / npitn ollie 5torbp=
er ber til SANDS - TON hi mi bioere
oplpie, at me6 Mnbefaling fra Oct
@bioe @us LOS ban fig Sen Is. So
n11or 1916 engagere al @ertners
&eltauration paa 8roo6maD (40. -
Al. @a6e) / Seem Sort til at lere
Dem fin @rnlt - Sen 6anife Bage=
fun}t. Dette bragte nebnte Melto1,
ration en- eneitaaenoe Sutles, og
oerfra bre6te 8egeret eFer 6anif
Bagberf fig burtigt no ODER Ser
6ensbpen, faa @oteller, @eitarratio=
rer og 8aeerier mi ielger ober' en-
Million Stptfer "Daniib Haitrp"
bper Sag.
ST.. &litteng bar hi lert 9elica=
cp Battery, As @eitern Mbe. Der /
Minneapolis &u;1ltcn, iaa fra M al
Tan ri 9anlfe glnoe os cec at npoe
set fine 6anl Il. @ientrbros; Smgr-
fager etc.
9elicacp Battery CT Ell Gngrois=
forretning % bar 6erfor tngen 81t=
tit, men 1eberer 6aglig fritz Scrip
ming al ~Daniib SaitrD" til &eltalt=
rationer, 2uncb &ooms og Grocery,
8utifer, iaa man Tan gen1em sets
@ope6fontor (Eelefon @eneba $685.
faa ful6 8eifeo ON, bbor 6e 1De
8agerbarer %ferberes eller ielges
8ageriet oplpier at set gerne moo:
tager Sr6rer fra 6oreninger elle1
til 5ellfabeligbe6er og leberer &ar:
ernie foru6iat at minoit 100 Stptfe,
beitilles. S iaa6an1te $tlfnl6e BIZ
bar ser TIM beregnet @boleialeHris
Sc vDoniib 8utter Cafes
(Smbrfoger) bltper fiffert en- al 81
melt berbmte Mrttfler blan6t 81
mango forifellige Sorter, @littenq
nu %in6fbrer, % 6tsie &ager eel1el
fig ipecielt til 1t ~forien6es Jon
&affepoit, bpis 6anife Gamilier pit
ifet at oberrafc &enner u6e ON
firing I 2on6et n1eh en- LETTER Mu,i0
ful6 til &affen.
! 81 ton atteitere at ST. @litteng;
8a9b9rf er efitra flint.
9littengs BaIgiprog .er:
l 9anifb @aitrp er Ber6ens ftneit
Bogb9rf, % @eroen ffaI lore 6enr.
San6be6 at fen6e. Set er t 2ibs
maal, leg felb bar fat mig, fige,
<ttene, % bpis lite Spe6om ellie
l1lpffe itb6er til, ffal bette Maal bli
be rtooet.
ST. &littengs @eiie bi6ere berfr'
gaar til @innipeg og @ancouber
6erefter til @laffa, &orolulu, sSapar,
@ina, &uitralien, @tam Sn6ien o.
0GS >Akko.> G>~> .>>o%>o~. ~ kS1Yo 34~>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22

led meget hver
Maaned. Jeg kun
de like arbejde
og prpvede mango
Mediciner, men
uden at finde Lin
dring. Da saa jeg
Deres Medicin
a%verteret i en- lille
Bog, som blew
kastet ind ad min
Dor, og jeg havde
like brugt to Fla
SHor Of T.v6io y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22

Seuo % Napu og Moresie paa
Be,11er % @efienote. fom lite boloer
Blaoet, % ri fal ier6e 9em d frtt
Br(peyu111,er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
@torm,en % 1seiret.

Ser / Minneapolis Hop hi FIJI for
ben Storm Ser rafeoe lengere mob
@p6 @atten mellm 5r6ag, 2sr6ag.
81 f1roe gleoe fig pe6 Solifiir,, me-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
&irfe<&antateu.

Sen al 8oitor M6m Dar ffrebne
@artate til ct. 8e6ers &irfes SSn6-
pieIfe bliner mi in6bbet. @ere Der
ON ienere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
8egifnuing.

@uff, at ollie 8elgere ifal reeiitre-
re pao Man6ag ben Is. Mpril.
SSngen Tan fe1une rben at babe
reeiftreret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
Psnge hIlaans pa Farme

Rigelig med PENCE for code Ansegere.
Skriv til os hvis De onsker ct Lam.
Interstate Securities Company
hele Fourth Floor, Oneida Bldg,
Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
kvinder, som like
/. kan arbejde:
;Ies Mrs. Corleys, Brew og drag Nytte
af hendes Erfaring.

Edmund, S. c.: .Jeg ,er nedbrudt
af Nerv6sitet OF Kvindesvaghed jeg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22

2utberau 8rotberboob Of ameiea.
Sen til / @aar beitennte @tots-
&onpention er at foriteIlige @rnn6e
b1eben ,1oiat til Sen 8. 9eoi. 81
baaber ot fun11e brinee fulot @ro-
gram ineite nge.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
No Lettering In Dublin.

Dublin, Jan. 2S.-Colonel Oldham
commanding the military in the Dub
lin district, has issued warning to
the people under the restoration of
order act declaring any person who,
except in the pursuit of his lawful
calling, stands or loiters in any pub
lie place is guilty IF an offense and
liable to arrest and prosecution.
On pain of prosecution under the
restoration Of order act, all the Dub
lin hospitals, public and private, are
requested to furnish daily to the mill
t;ry authorities, the names, addresses
and descriptions of dill persons admit
ted suffering from wounds due to gun
shots or explosions.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
POLICEMEN SLAIN
IN BELFAST HOTEL
Shot In Their Ge1s by Party
Of Five Men Who EsCtp3d.

Belfast, Jan. 2S.-Strangers made III
quiry at hotel near the Belfast polio
headquarters for three guests.
They were shown to the bedroom.
of the guests, two of whom were sho
dead and the third severely wounded
The assassins escaped.
The murder party consisted Of fiv:
men, armed with revolvers. Three o
the men kept guard while the shootin:
was taking place.
1t has been confirmed the victims
were policemen who were to be i'm
portant witnesses at a military In
quiry The wounded man is Patricl
Gilmartin, Of Coolmare, County Sligo
He was shot through the lungs Hi:
condition is critical
"a London despatch says the mel
killed were named Quinn and Heff
ron, both from the Irish constabClarN
depot in Dublin. They were in bee
when skOt.)
Michael Carney, an ardent Sim Fem
er, was killed in bed here.
The crime Is BELIEVED to have bee.
In revenge for the shooting of the three
policemen.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
and The FLU
First Step in Treatment Is a Brisk
Purgative With Calotabs, the
Puzzled and Refined Caloqnel
TABLETS Tat are Nausea
less, Safe and Sure.

Doctors have found by experience
that no medicine for colds and infiu-
en=a can be depended upon for full eff
fcctivcncss until the liver is made thor
o2--h!y Gctive. That is why the first
step in the treatment is the new, nausea.
less cciomcl tablets called Ca'otabs.
which are free from the sicF1ening and
weakening effects Of the old style calo-
mel. Doctors also point out the fact
that an active liver may go a long way
towards preventing influenza and is one
of. the most important factors in en-
aiding the patient to successfully with
stand an attack and ward off pneu-
monia.
One Calotab on the tongue at b, !
time With a swallow of water-that
all. No sHlts, no nausea NOR the slighr
est interference with your eating, pleas
ure or YORK. Next morning your co
IS vanished, your liver is active, your
TEN is PARTED, and you are feeling
fine win hearty auDetite for break
fast. Druggists sol Cqlotahs only IL
original sealed packages, mice thirty
five cents. Yo''r money VIII be cheer
fully refunded j. you do not find then
de1ioht fuI-(AdvA
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
FIRM FACES ARREST
IN ALLENTOWN CASE
Agents May Be Prosecuted In
Fake $4,000 Mortgage

Allentown, Jan. 2S.-A firm Of real
face prosecution for it's part in the
Eutterweck mortgage crash.
Ira T. Erdman, former tssemblyman
and chairman Of the Lehigh county
Democratic committee, announced he
would probably take action against the
agents who sold to 4 client $4,000
mortgage which Harry A. Butterweck
had issued on property which he had
sold two years before.
MI. Erdman said the firm had sold
the - rtgage to his client with the as.
surance they had investigated it and
found it good as gold"
II will give them five days to re.
coup my Client" he said, land If they
do not pay by then, l will start pro.
ceedings, probably civil, out I am as
sured that criminal action will be tax.
en- against them within the week"
The filing of a bankruptcy petition
against Butterweck, in federal court,
Philadelphia will not alter the fact,
that, of the 600 or 700 holders of mort
cages issued by the real estate operat.
or, some may get back all or most of
their investment, and some, practi-
callyl nothing.
Butterweck, arrested last Friday, Il
in prison here on forgery and embez.
element charges. He waived hear
ing and declined bail because i'll and
a desire to avoid re-arrest at the hands
of his alleged victims.
Mortgages issued by MIN to the ex'
tent of from a quarter to half mil
lion dollars, in many cases on nom
existent properties or dwellings not
owned by him, it is alleged, are being
sorted out by J. Thomas Schantz, as
Sipnee
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
ASKS CLOTUREt
ON The TARIFF
ParrOSe Seeks to Limit Debate
en- Measure.
AIMED At FILIBUSTER
Gets Sixteen Names to Petition, But
Some Senators Say Two-thirds ls
Necessary.


Some Senators Say Two-thirds ls
Necessary.
Washington, Jan. 2S.-A petition to
invoke cloture was circulated by Sen
atvr Penrose. Rcpublica /, PeEnsylva-
MIA, in charge Of the emergency tariff
bill.
k.publican leaders said no attempt
10 choke off debate would be made IN
less flibustering was demonstrated
beyond question.
Doubt existed, it was added, whether
cloture move would be successful.
Some senators said it would be lmpos-
sible to get the necessary two-thirds
vote.
Senator PenrOse soon got more than
the required sixteen senator's sigma
lures to the petition. 1t would limit
each senator to one hours time.
Democratic opponents indicated no
disposition to modify their announced
intention of adequately discussing the
bill.
lie "lSIllGE tllS Ulll Is ELI
couTtering a tilibuster was developed
sharply on the floor when Senator
Penrose presented a proposal for a
vote next Tuesday, announcing he did
So to test the faith of certain gentle,
men,"
Senator Underwood, Alabama, mi
nOrity leader, on whose objection the
proposal was defeated, declared with
other Democratic leaders Il willingness
to vote latter proper and legitimate de-
bate" They charged the Republicans
did not expect the dill to pass and
sought to place the blame on Demo
cratic opponents.
When the senate resumed c0nsidera-
ton of the bill, charges 1t constituted
an illegal form of taxation, were made
by Senator Simmons, Democrat, North
Carolina.
although l believe 1t is Illegal, l
cannot justify that statement because
the constitutionality Of any taxation
can row be justified under decisions Of
the supreme court" ne said, "hut does
ii not force the consumer to pay trih-
ute and thus result IN confscatlon Of
propertyP"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
WHEN NATURE
COL0RS The
CHEEKS
She Applies 1t From Within, Not
From Outside.
Pepto-Mangan, Natures Beautifiel
lie Is The Coloring Matter OF Pure
Blood That Makes A Good Com.
pleXiOn.

Beauty is more than skin deep.
No one can have a clear, delicate
skin, glowing with health, if the
blood is impure or lacking in the
vitality necessary iron tnat gives tha
coloring matter to the life fluid.
Neglect of regular and necessary
waste elimination, helps to render
the blood impure and reduce its iron
contents. The best cosmetic in the
world is pure. healthy. iron-ricn
blood.
Doctors, realizing the Importance
of enriching and improving the
blood. have for years prescribed
GUIDES Pepto-Magan, the pleasant
and proved blood builder and tonic.
Pepto-Mangan contains Just the
elements needed TO change thir.
watery blood to good, red blood.
Pepto-Mangan builds rich blood, en-
abling it to carry strength and vigor
to every part of the body.
Guides PeptC-Mangan nas be-
come SC well known by reason or
doctors recommending it. that you
can get it n tablet or liquid form at
any drug store. Instead of trying
to cover up a poor complexion. get a
bottle of Guides Pepto-Mangan ana
note how soon you feel better, sleep
better, work harder. play with more
zest-and how your skin and COM
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Only make sure to get the genuine
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Adv
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
MAY ASK r. r. WAGE CUTS
Atterbury Arrives at Chicago For
MEETING of Executives.

Chicago, Jan. 2S.-Prehminary con
ferences for the purpose, it was said,
of discussing the ACCESSIBILITY of ask
ing general wage reductions of all
lurge railroads were planned by rep
resentatives of the Ia Dor committee OF
the American Association of Railway
Executives.
w. W. Atterbury, Of the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad, chairman Of the COM
mittee, arrived from Philadelphia to
convene the committee.
No intimation of a general request
for wage reductions has been made
to the railroad labor board, according
to members.
By a decision of the board, notices
Of wage reductions on the, Atlanta,
birmingham and Atlantic railroad,
which were to have been effective Feb
ruary l, were ordered reScinded. The
board decided railroad companies must
present a petition before the board
for any reduction in wages.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
Save 200 Children in Fire.

Baltimore. Jan. 2S.-The Naverian
Brothers School, at Leonardtown, St.
Mary's county, caught lire. Two hun
bred children, ranging in ages from
six to seventeen years, were in the
school buildings. Most of them were
marched out by the teachers, but some
penned on the upper floors and unable
to escape by the stairways, were drop
ned from windows into waiting arms.
No casualties were reported.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
ANOTHER HEAVY TREMOR
Great Cracks in Earth Follow Quake
in New York State.

Great Cracks in Earth Follow Quake
in New York State.
Glens Falls, N. Y, Jan. ,2S.-Fillag"s
throughout this section were shaken
for the third time in less than two
weeks, by what is believed 70 have
been an earthquake.
The vibrations were reported from
Lake George. Hudson Falls, Fort Ed
ward, Greenwich and other places.
Large cracks appeared in the ground
at several points in this vicinity. At
Fort Edward the earth was opened for
a distance of more than eight feet by
a crack two and 1alf feet in width.
In Lake George an old stone building
near the postoffice was seen TO tremhle
The shock appeared ID be most violent
in the central part of the village