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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
A DOUA OCUPAIIE

Seful Gnvernului instalat in
Martie 1920 pentru ca la rindul
lui sa instaleze Parlamentul care
Sc vede "a intors din strainatate
|plin de incrcdintarea ca Apusu-
lui ii lipsestc un. singur lucYll
pentru a-si afla fericirea prin
Ordine' +: anume mctodele sale
Inca de la Buzias. find grabit,
|dl general presedintesa instiintat
obstea despre hotarirca sa, care
nu atarna de niei un alt factor,
de a ramanea. Poporul il iubeste,
cum Sc dovedeste la fiecare ale.
gere; REGGIE il iubeste - las sd
gn yrea.
81 poate sa alba dreptate, poai
tc Sd ramaic. D-sa 81 zisnl sistem.
Terminul de arcnda S ar prclungi.
| fiindca, de 81 strica .mosia;, aren-
dasul nu vrea si iasa, lar pro-
prietarul care la lbagat in casa,
81 null poate .scoate nici Gu lau-
tari, find dator sd observe Con-
stitutia fata de aceia carl nu faa
decat so calce.
lar moi vom rabda. M e I'm
quyegn, q, 9 pcYpatie.
caci ''sistemuls' .Hu e intru nj
mic dcosebit de al lui Mackensen,
yechinl. amic al ,d-lni Averescu.
Ordine pentru Gel cucerit, jaf Ii
|desfriu .pentru 'cuceritor. Stricl
|teta formelor peste tHrpit,idipea
|f9ndplui. ,Recea ,exploatare me-
'tqdica, tpana u ultima picatura DE-
|ybaga, "A, oRieetplni odata prins ia
Eghiara. Desfiderea linistita ! rea.
litatilor celor mai seapdalos de
|eyjdepte. r III nieat nshr
Nh lipsesc pici 'dolmeciis de-
lstpri. batjacpritori ii hejogaris
in administratie, in ,presa, in Par-
lament.
g fabdam. veacuri intregi de
|sRpllpere pe.au dfprips scli acfa-
|sta nDpt I1repl ees9ap, Eagcpl
|ayerescan face pafte din fstalita-
tile rationale. \. 1orga.
In n Roma ipsse' .s,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
AUTOMOBILE
FURATE

LORAIN, IL Oct.-Agentii com
paniilor de asigurare din Cleve-
land 81 politia din Lorain All gasii
niste automobile in valoare de Ii
mil dollari, furate din Cleveland
Automobilclc an fost in posesiunes
indivizilor: Stanley Parsley, Do
mimic Yacoveti, Florian Miraldi 81
Giovanni Glorioso. Tn automobi
furat della locuinta lui Parsley q
figurat in abducerea a trei detec
tivi inainte Gil cateva saptamani
Parsley a declarat marelui juriu
ca MI vinovat 81 a fost relasat
contra unei cautiuni de 800.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

O noapte de pIaccri adesca orr
cauzeaza ruina morala unei
vieti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

.Romane' sub conducerea 1ni Si-
,mion Duca din Cleveland Ohio,
va distra pc onor. soaspeti cu celr
mai frumoase arii de dams 81 can
tece rationale.
Deci in speranta ca vom avea
onoarea a va saluta in mijlocn.
nostrll, pana la revederc rama,
mem salntandu-va Gu toata dra-
gostea. MlRII 81 NASlI.
l237---39.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
DIN fU(A C)NDf|uLu

Anul mijlociu al mireselor din
Englitera 27.79 81 al mlrilor
20.0S. deci nu-i mirare ca Sc slmta
lipsa barbatilor.
Il
In Indicator din New York a
decis 1ca barbatul trebue sd dea
nevestei sale trei patrimi din
leafa lui. Ar fl o ideie geniala sa
Sc legifereze aceasta dispozitle, de
oare &c astazi cea mai mare parte
Il barbatilor nu pot refine nici
una la suta din leafa.
4
l'ltimul recesamant arata ca
|populatia alba basfinasa din Sta
|telc Unite intre 1910 81 1920 a
perdut 5 la suta din numarul Ell
81 totusi, sa marginit imigrarea
~
Sc zice ca probabilul ambassador
III Germaniei in ,Statele Unite are
o 'neyasta spnsibiIa''. Aceasta
|poate .sa ajute ceva. (Pittsbur2
| Gazette Times
=
Gu valoarea de astazi a marci-
lor polOneZe, clneva ar trebui 81
fie ncbun sd faca bancnote polo
nezc false.
%
Daca S ar face O Statistical S ar
afla Cd femeile au ametit maj
multi bArbati c1 parfumul lor ia.
vorit de cat Germanii Gu gaz,lril.
lor.
II
Multi snnt prea buni pentrucj
sunt prea saraci sa provoacc I'm
scandal care 81 fie inserat De pa
gina prima a ziarelor.
4
81 fara gllma,. multe femei al
putca sa Va spuna. fara sd minti
ca daca II ar Fl -cie bdlbatii lor as
muri de foame.
O noapte de placeri adesca orr
cauzeaza rlllna morala unei
vieti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

a fqst in fnnctii publice de 10 AM
de zile. Patru AMI de zile a fost
procuror la polite. Ultimii sase
ami a fost judecator la Tribunalu|
Municipal. Judecatorul Silbert q
stabilit un record invidiat 81 a fl.
cut mllte schimbari bune. Dansul
de 2 ori fost ales Indicator. Acsl
ma Judccatorul Samuel II. Sill.
bert e candidat la sefia tri
bunalului Municipal, din Cleye
land.
Sprijinul d-tra va Fl apreciat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
INF0RNA1|(|N|

Philadelphia. = Andrew b. Det-
willer. oficiant al Statelor Unite,
impartit la comite1ul naval, spus
superiorilor sal ca cl fost acos-
tat de niste hoti 81 jefuit de suma
de 10000 dollari. ce fost mere
dintata' lui din partea biuroului
Poll4la d aflat ca el Il furae acea-
sta suma impreuna Gu un prietin
al lui. dar au inventat povestea
ca sa-si ascunda fapta.
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, come
dianul renumit care Il fost M de
|mult lasat din temnita sub cautie
De cinci mil dollari 81 acuzat in
legaturA ell mOartea actrltei Nir.
ginia Rappe, fost arestat din
nou eri de data 'aceasta acuzat de
|autoritatile federale pcntru viola
rea prohibited. El a fost pus din
nou pc picior liber contra cautie;
ide 800 dollari. Desbaterea acesfui
process VA fl in Il Ocfomvrie.
Madison. n. J. Francis
Kluxen, de II ami, fost arcstat
eri acuZat Gu asasinarca unei fe.
tite de II ami Gu nnmele Janet
Lawrence. f a fost gasita in 0
padure Gu mai multe rani in corp
callzate de un cutit. O prietina a
asasiEatei, 81 ca de II ami, mar
turisit politiei Cd Francis che.
mat-o 81 pc ca de mai mnlte orr in
Ipadure, dar nu sa dus caci ii
sta caracternl lni ran 81 sta cd cl
Iare totdeauna un cutit Gu ell.
-
Columbus, Ohio. Doamna
Mayme r. Levellen cerut All
divort de barbatul sau, suma de
clncizeci de mil dollari, 81 .pana &c
yafi divoftata so dollari pc sap.
tamana pentru copii 81 500 dollari
cheltuieli de process. Ea este fe-
|splfia llli Darcy Il. Levellen, di-
|rectornl firmei I4evellen Manufac-
turing Company. Ea acuza pc
barbatpl sau ca cl a copstrins-o sil
stea illtr o nQapte, toata noap.
tea, inaintea cuptorului in care
,el q tinnt IN fer rosn 81 a anne
ffsslintat-o co qmoara daca isl in
|chide ochii.
Padpcah, Ky. Ebert Tho
mas, De 25 ani, copdamnat "a pc.
|nitenciar ne viaN pentrn o asasi.
mare in judetul Harlan, . .se6pat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

Budapesta. Representantii
ltaliei, Britaniei 81 Frantci au no.
tlflcat pc guyernul Ungariei ca eli
an acceptat mijlocirea guvernului
italian IN coptroyersa Ungariei Gu
Austria. ltalienii an invitat ime-
dat pc contele Bethlen la yene-
tia pentrn q conferinta carei
data ma .fostslnsa fixata. March,
zul Della Torretta, ministrul de
externc al Italiei parasit Roma
pentru Nenetia lca sd conyina cn
.Bethlen 81 ell cantelarul Shober a.
Anstriei.
Paris. = Walker d. Hines. fosl
director general al cailor ferate,
care a fost mlmit arbitrator ii,
executarea clansulelor fluviale din
dlferlte tratate, de pace. STA ter
mlnat lucrarile 81 va pleca name
DIN Franta Ell vaporul .Savoie.
Consiliul ambasadorilor notifi-
eat pc Hines. ca decisiunilc sale an
fost toate aceeptatc. Totodata a
tlnut sal exptime multamirea
pentru opera perfecta terminate.
de cl. !
Berna. - Gnvernul elvetian a
annntat prin presedintele repn
blicei Shulthess ca Sc va deschidc
un credit de 10000 900 franci
pentru procurarea lucrului pc
seama muncitorilor carl stau fara
lucru 81 pentru desvoltarea indn
strri tarii. Prin atordarea aces
tut credit fabricele Isl vor putea
aslgura comenzi din strainatatc
81 astfpl vor putea da lncru mum
citorilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
Gel mai mare castig pentru
Rofnanii AnleriCani
CUM P0TI FACE MAI CUMINTE sA-TI
ACASA..

VuN1 Full aFACE NAL CUM1NIE SAIL Al JUNGA BANll
ACASAs
Dac1 vrea, siti asgur Gel mai profit sa
pierx la nc nlelsn schbacios al cursuu leuu
cunlpara actiun de ale Banci "CETATEA."16s.sA
Prcsedinee Bancii este Dl DR. ALEXANDRA VAIDA
VOEVOD ost prm-minsu al Romaniei Mari 81 in runtea
ci stau rntasii Romanor areeni embri al Partidulu
National
Banca "OETATEA' alurne a reservat cateva actun
acasa, sa Sc planga ca or nu Ii s'a facut parte
actiHne costa Lei &C., aleca Sase SUITE sasezeci
Sa-s -aduca aminte fiecare Ronan din America, ca:
y Pna in zua de astaz sa ponenit nc odata, sa Il
dat faiment vre-o banca romaneasva din >Ardeal s
q Pentru banii nvest in actiumi castiga Gel putin
Fde doua orr atftea procente, daqa s'ar depune.
3 Valoarea acunlor este in continual crestere ASA ca
poate ntampa in veme actnnea valoreze de
e orr mai mutt decat All lar cand ncee
eul ceiace de sgucosu actiupilor carl pa
tesc acum in doari crese in mod surprinzator.
AZ Pentru actiun de ale Banc ''CETATEA" orr cand
se poate lua imprumut della orfce banca
Acunle Sc pot procura della Banca
CLEVELAND TRUST COMPANY
EUCLID AVENUE 1C1EvELAND, o.
sa nu ramana Roman din America sa alba actiuni
e-ale BanGii (1x6-3nov)
,,CETATEA"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

Paducah, Ky. Ebert Tho
||lm'Aas, mas, De 3 api, copdamnat u pe
|nitepciar ne viaN pentrn . asasi.
mare in judetnl Harlan, q seApat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

Daca $ ar face o Statistical s'al'
afla cd femele an ametit mai
|mutti bhrbati c1 parfumul lor ia
vorit de cat Germanii GU gazurilo
lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

Multi snnt prea buni pentrucj
snnt prea saraci sa provoacc lin
scandal care si fie inserat pc pa
gina prima zarelor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
DEATH TAKES MAN
WHO PAID HIS OWN
WAY TO PRISON

Chicago, July 15.-Constantine
Kuhn, SO conscientious that he
went to prison ;unnccompanied
ard at his own expense, has
squared accounts with the law.
His body was buried yesterday,
less than q week after he was
sent home to die.
Kuhn attempted to rob q gro
Gerry store while intoxicated, 1t
was said. He was caught and
convicted bat released pending an
appeal to the supreme court
Months later his sentence Of
from one to fourteen years In
the penitentiary was affirmed.
No one came for him, however.
Kuhn, Obliyi0us to the fact that
he should BE I'm prison, continued
% live with his aged mother. One
day, however, he, read about his
caae In the neRspapers.
He surrendered at once but
tho authoEit3es told him they had
no funds 10 pay his way 10 the
pFlann at Jolie1, M. s IS
rn pay my own way he
told thcm, and went 10 peiana
unAcoompanied and ct hts own
expensn The prison ltfe d1d not
ngroe with him. FINALLY. it uno
found that he nanst dte. Lnx Nk4-
day he wAs seat h0me- EUn dayH
lAnF he wAs deRll.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
DENTIST TRIED TO,
COLLECT INSURANCE.
OFFICIALS BELIEVE

Roseburg, Orc, July ia
warrant was issued last night for
the arrest Of DR.. II. M. Brum-
field, q dentist, following the flnd-
ing Of his wrecked and burned
automobile beside tho road. near
here with the neadlces body of .
man beneath 1t.
The warrant charged Brum.
lfeh with the murder of Dennis
I Rusaeal,, q laborer, and 1t is based
on the theory, Sheriff Stamer
Z said, that Brumffeld killed Rus
sell 1t the latter's home and
hanled the body In his car TO the
scene OF tho wreck, where he
blew of the head with q stick Of
dynamite, after placing his own
ring and other identifying ar
.Hcles on the slain mans body.
Investigation Disclosed, the
sheriff said, that Brumfleid was
heavily involved financially and
that he carried life and accident
insurance to the amount of
twenty-six thousand dollars In
favor OF his wife. Mrs. Bram-
field today identiied the head
less trunk found beneath the
automobile as that of her hus-
band, d although other persons
who knew both men said that 1t
was that Of Russell.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15

uncle and aunt Of Mrs. Wells. Shortly
afterward he came to Grand Forks to
take a position at the old RichaFdson
house. Later he became coHnected
With the ingalls, Honse, one ct the old
landmarks OF the city, He also man
aged q hotel at Mooriiead and 3Cassel-
ton. He was one OF the two managers
Of the old Hotel Dacotah, which
burned down some years ago. After
six years residence in Casselton, ne
came to Grand Forks to take over the
Hotel Northern.
Mr.. Wells has been prominent in
the civic life Of the city for number
of years. He served several terms on
the board of education. making an un-
usually good record as one of the di-
,rectors Of the city's educational, insti-
tutions. OF late months the work
nearest his heart, from civic stand
point, was that of the Boy Scouts. 1t
was largely due to his untiring and
unceasing efforts that the Grand
Forks council Of the Boy Scouts Of
erica was organized. He was
elected the first scout commissioner,
and as director of the local council he
worked long and indefatigably to or
ganize Boy Scout troops and to see
that the boys received the proper
training and the proper amusement
He interested the various civic organi-
zations in the work, and because Of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
'tLone WOLF Bandit ..
Hanged This Morning

Chicago, July 15.-Harry Ward
known as the Tone wolf'' bandit, was
hanged this morning at the county
Jail at 1929 o'clock. He paid the
death penalty for the killing of Thos
Graney and Rudolph Schwartz last
fall when they attempted to stop him
after he had robbed a hat store. Two
others were wounded by Ward at the
same time.
Police kept close watch over Ward
during his last hours as the result OF
a presumed attempt to communicate
with him last night when a man in
clerical garb asked to see Ward but
fled when the jailer started to search
him. At the same time a number OF
Wards friends drove up in an auto
mobile but fled when the police drew
their pistols.
Ward went to his death without any
apparent emotion. When asked if he
had anything to say. he replied that
he was ready to co.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
,HARDDqC'S PLAN
3. FOR BUSINESS
RECOVERY. GIVEN.
Hoover Describes Great
Economic Program Of
the President.

Chicago. July 15.-Points In Presi-
dent Harding's program for govern
mental assistance in the recovery Of
commerce and industry were outlined
by Secretary Hoover in an address
here today before the National Asso-
citation of Real Estate Boards
This great economic program Of
our president includes. Mr.. Hoover
said, revision of our tax system. re-
duction Of governmental expenditure,
settlement Of the tariff, reorganization
of the federal machinery for moro
efficient service reorganization Of our
mercantile marine, refunding of for
eign loans, relief of the world from
armament assistance to exporters Of
our commodities, upbuflding and
safeguarding of our foreign comx
merce, assistance to our farmers .
by mobilization of private credit, ex-
peditious settlement Of the obligations
of the government to the railways .
encouragement to the development Of
our great power resources, the syste-
matte elimination Of wastes in produc-
ton. and research and education upon
improvements in our process Of pro-
duction and distribution"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
Says Mine Owners
Framed Up To Have
Martial Law Declared

Washington, July 15.-R. H. Kirk
patrick, former mine foreman Of the
Burnwell Coal and Coke company,
operating in the Mingo, w. Va, coal
district, testified today before the SEN
ate committee investigating conditions
there, that mine owners had framed
up" false shooting episodes to pro-
cure proclamation Of martial law by
the governor SO "they would break the
strike"
Kirkpatrick told a circumstantial
story Of how he and his superior Of
f1cers had arranged to go out in the
hills around the mine entrance and
shoot back and forth, to impress new
mine workers brought IN the field, and
to justify call for troops
On cross examination by s. B.
Avis. counsel for the operators, Kirk
patrick said that his son was an Of
ficial Of the United Mine Workers and
that he had himself been done dirt
by the employing company.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
BIG STORM in
WILLIAMS CO,
Seventy-fve to 100 Per Cent
Damage is Reported by
Farmers.
(Herald Special Service.)

Minot. N. D., July 15.-A strip ten
miles wide and thirty-f five miles long
in the northern part of Williams coun-
ty, along the Great Northern railway
branch from Grenora to W1ldrose
suffered crop damage estimated at
from rs to 100 per cent and much
damage to buildings late Tuesday aft
ernoon when a hail and windstorm
swept that section, according to word
reaching Minot today. So far as can
be learned no one was killed or in
jured. The storm swept through the
same territory swept by the cyclone
three years ago. which resulted in
several deaths and great property
damage. So far as can be learned
every field of crop in the path of the
storm has been damaged at least rs
per cent. The territory is in the heart
of that section of the state where
prospects for good crops were the
very best.
Barns and other buildings. includ-
Ing some houses, were moved from
their foundations, 1t Is reported. The
properly damage near Wtldrose T. is
.paf{cuhriy- heavy. n Z tNE :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
TRAFFIC COP TRIED
TO INTERFERE WITH
BUSINESS OF STORK

Chicago, July 16.-The stprk
refused TO allow raaac cop 70
Interfere with Its business here
last night. A policeman stopped
doctof's automobile for a1eed-
Ing and the delay prevented him
from reaching O. !, hospital with
Mrs. Sarah Cohen; who gave birth
J to g baby girl In the machine.
Mother and babe were then
ruslsed to hospital. Mrs. COIsen
is the mother OF ten Children,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
Il. \ N. WELLS, ! ] :
! PIONEER j. OF
CITY, DIES
Proprietor Of Hotel North
ern Died This Morning
After Brief illness.
WAS WELL KNOWN
BUSINESS MAN
Instrumental in Organizing
Boy Scout Council; Fune-
| raj Plans Not Made.

II. N. Wells, for number Of years
. resident of Grand Forks. died at
his home at the Hotel Northern at 8
o'clock this morning after brief
illness. Pneumonia, which developed
Wednesday night after Mr.. Wells had
suffered for two or three days with a
slight cold, was the cause Of death.
Deceased was one of the prominent
and successful business men of the
city. He owned and operated the
Hotel Northern for number of
years. He was born in Faribault,
Minn., and when young man went
to Crookston to become day clerk in
the old Cameron House, which was
operated by Mr.. and Mrs. Topping,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
MOUNTRAIL COUNTY
CROP PROSPECTS
! ARE EXCELLENT

Stanley, N. D.. July 1.-The heavy
rain which fell here Tuesday night
did good work for the crops. With
this moisture the farmers are In a
fine position to harvest one of the
biggest ,cfops this section of the state
has had fSr some time.
Wheat IL heading out and is good
staNd ;hxXe Mill soon be ready for the
No k1 are being put In
assss s hNfa1l work. asEvery.
sbody has that happy feeling's and is
looking forward to busy fall.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
SHIPS RAISED FIVE TIMES.

Halifax, N. s., July 15.-The Es-
peranto, champion fishing schooner OF
the North Atlantic, has been raised
for the fifth time from the Sable Is
land sand bar, where she recently was
wrecked The announcement was
made public today upon receipt Of a
wireless message to the department
of marine and fisheries.
The wrecking tug Fabia, went to
the schooner's assistance when she
was wrecked. and her crew has been
working steadily since that time. Al
though the Esperanto had been
raised. the message said she had not
moved from her position as yet.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
Tried To Smoke Out
Snake; Almost Caused
Loss OF Augusta, Ky

Augusta. Ky, July 15.-A six-foo1
black, snake refused to bulge from
his. den under an old stump today
W. II. Winter decided to smoke it out
H Fire spread from the stump to a 20.
acre hay field. Appeals were sent
to the fire department when the
flames shot ont in every direction.
!. Farmers FOR miles around" hur.
r1ed to the scene and with the, aid
Of q timely shower Ct rain, managed
to save the city.
The snake escaped. al 4. !,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
Convention OF Real
Estate Men To Close
Today In Chicago

Chicago, July 15.-Thes fourteenth
annual convention of the National
Association Of Real Estate boards
closes today with the election Of Of
ficers, the selection of the next con-
vention city and the adoption Of reso-
lutions
San Francisco Is favored for the
1922 convention.
Addresses today were made by
Herbert Hoover, Secretary OF Com
merce. and Andrew R. McMaster of
Montreal. who spoke on american
cousins" =.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
CHICK EVANS WINS
SEMI-FINALS IN
GOLF MATCH TODAY

Chicago, July Is Chick Evans won
his semf-final match in the western
amateur golf championship from Har-
rison Johnston OF 81. Paul, five up
and four to play, at Westmoreland
club today. At the same time, r. e,
Knepper Of Sioux City was two up
over George Hartman OF Chicago at
the end Of the 9th hole. FL,
Evans increased hiS lead to four up
on the third, winning at the 25th, 26th
and 27th holes after dropping the 18th
and 24th. ,sk @ hi ii. rs S3 fE 58
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
Baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
All games postponed.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston ....".s...... .1o0 0O1
Cleveland ...............0o0 100
Pennock and Ruel; Mails and
Nunamaker.
washington 900 600
Chicago ................ 100 100 o..
Erickson and Charity; Kerr and
Schalk.
Philadelphia ...........o0 900 900
Detroit lilo 900 0
Hasty and Perkins; Dauss and
Bassler.
New York
Hoyt and schane; vanGiider and
Collins.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
CoiunouS ..'...... ...............0 o
Clarke and Wilson; Shea and Alien.
Ioledo ........... 90
Mccoll and schaunei; smailwood Cd
and Mayer. \,
LoulsVl!le ........ .O1O o
Milwaukee !................ 900 1
Long and Kocher; Barnes and
, Clarke.
Kansas City ..... 2
Rogge and Dixon; Lambert and Nc
Carthy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15

Washington, July 15.-Taking up
the Fordney tariff bill for committee
amendments, the house considered
FIRST today a proposal by the ways
AID means committee to remove hides
fpm the free list and impose an ad
valorem duty of Is per cent. The
amendment included hides and skins
ofall kinds raw, green, dried, picklei,
prepared or preserved.