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Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

E. Moore aud daughter, Miss Rene
Moore, returnd Saturday from their
outing trip in which they visit
ed Grand Forks and Bisbees in an alb
sence extending over a week.
Have your shoes repaired at the
o. K. shop opposite the City Hall,
Emile Mason, proprietor.
Albert Myers left Tuesday for
Grand Forks and will spend a couple
of weeks under hospital treatment
foa a rupture. He was successfully
operated on yesterday by DR.. Law.
Miss Dorothy Rutledge came in on
Saturdays passenger from the state
university at Grand Forks for a week
end visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Rutledge north of town.
Miss Lucille Konze is now cover
ing a territory over the northe az tern
part of the state representing the
circulation department of the Grand
Forks Herald. Miss Konze will be
recalled az the Langdon young lady
who ranked ace high in the Herald's
circulation contest of last fall.
Andy Krein has been making Lang
don his headquarters again since his
auto trip to the coast and return, in
which he traversed, Montana, Idaho,
Washington. Oregon. Arizona, Texas
California and other states. He left
his car in Grand Forks after having
covered a distance of upwards 8, 900
miles since leaving here in the fall.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10


Angus Mcpherson was visiting old
Langdon friends and attending to
interests here last week a couple
of days. He left Friday for his home
at Fargo.
Bert Sullivan was a passenger on
Friday to Grand Forks and returning
was accompanied by Mrs. Sullivan,
who has been in hospital there since
her recent confinement.
Editor B. E. Groom left yesterday
for a months vacation to his old
home in Wisconsin and points in lili-
nols, where he will give real estate
matters his attention
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

Use the Farmers Press want adv't
column. 1t gets it for you,
Miss Clarisa Scott visited at her
home in Dresden during the school
weekend holiday.
Ed. Godfrey spent Friday looking
after his farming interests near the
boundary line north of Wales.
Mra. Albert Zeis was a Friday ar
rival from Wales, being a guest at
the Godfrey home during her Langdon
stay over the week end.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

M, l. Forkner returned Tuesday
from a weekend s%ojourn with the
state Legislators.
B l.. Fraser, who has charge of
the post office at Wales was in Lang
don last Friday accompanied by his
little daughter.
Manager L. S. Strauss of the
Lampert Lumber Co.'S. interests at
Easily was here Friday for a few
hours on business.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

An examination of applicants for
teachers crtificates will be held in
Langdon and at Munich, on Thursday
and Friday. February 10th and 18th,
1921, beginning each day at 80 am.
S. j.. A. Boyd, ca. Sup't.
Dated at Langdon, N. Oak. the
24th day of January. 1921.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
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+ Local Happenings &
Talk with T. E. Burke.

I Talk with 7. E. Burke.
Mrs. Jno, H. Schwan is reported
as Steadily improving in condition
Supt. W.. F. Bonar of the city
school was off duty on sick leave q
day or two of last week.
Miles F. Kessler has spent the
past week in the Twin Cities attend
ing to business matters.
Lou Bryson wss among the arrivals
of Saturday, returning from a visit
with a brother. whose home is al
Carmen. Manitoba.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
A. o. WOLD

Chiropractor and Optometrist
Licensed to Practice in North
Dakota, Montana. Washington,
Oregon and California:
LANGDON, N. DAk.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-15

against 39I 400 yesterdat s2 600
a 3s4 995 1696. 900
From date 81 1s2O7o. against l2335974
and 160, 29J COS
The Washington herald., 1921-07-15
COTTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK, July 14.-Cottonseed
Oil was firm. Spot. s.5oasOo: crude.
7.25 sales. Futures: July. S.6oaSs5;
S.90a9.00: September, s.1la
s.13: October, 92la9.22; November.
s.s0as.s5; December. S.s5as.oO; jan
uary. s.ssss.o0: February, s.ssas.lO.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July 14.-Butter
market stronger. Creamery extra,
4Oha42I4s creamery firsts. 37ha41:
creamery higher scoring, 41a43h; !;
State dairy tubs. 33a40; renovated
extras. &C; ladle fresh frsts, 30a32.
Eggs-Market irregular. Nearby
white fancy, 51a52; nearby brown
fancy, 4la43; extra, 3sa3s; frstS
3za35.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-15
new YORK STOCK ga
EXCHANGE TRADE
AT STANDSTIH
Professional Activity No
ticeable in Few Fa-
vored Issues.
CALL MONEY AT ehS, ,
Steels and Motors Again Sold,
While Foreign Oils Lose
Previous Gains.

NEW YORK. July i4.-Aside from
professional activity in a few issdes
business on the stock exchange came
practically to a standstin. Steel ana
motor shares were again sold and
foreign oils lost part of yesterdays
gains. Toward the close rails were
practically unchanged while frac-
tional losses predominated among
industrials. Call money, which.
opened at per cent, again reached
eh during the last hour.
Exehs.se. --.
Trading in exchange was dun
with prices displaying a heavy tone.
Sterling reacted q cents to s3.s2H.
French francs were of points al
1887 cents. and Germsn marks
pieided ! point at La cents. ItSfs
increasingly clear that sterling's re-
cent depreciation has been due 20
ordinary commercial causes. Heavy
buying of grain because OF Euro
pean drought and better purchasing
of other raw materials as a result
Of the British strike settlement have
been active factors. At the same
time. our decreased purchasing OF
European goods has contributed TO
relative scarcity of dollars. One
corrolary OF the shrinkage Of our
foreign trade Is likely to be a de-
crease in the importance of New
York as a world market for ex-
change. Thus il is reported that.the
New York prices on the currencies
of number Of the smaller con-
tinental countries are now based
simply on the London quotations
whereas the market until lately had
been made on this side Of the water.
England Bank Statement.
with the usual nominal change in
bullion holdings. the. Bank of Eng
land statement shows a transfer Of
about tl.l5o.oo0 in notes from cir
culstion to reserve. Deposits, on the
other hand. are greater by E5. 500. 600.
so that the proportion of reserve
has Increased from l1.s per cent 10.
only 122. Under the circumstance. r
and with the prospects for increased
demands on credit as a result Of fail
buying and the coal strike settle
ment. the banks decision to maiH-
tain its s per cent discount rate H.
perfectly natural. There is much to
support the view that the season OF
year at which a further reduction
IN discount rates might be expected
has passed. Many competent oh
servers In England believe, in fact.
that the fall is likely to see a higher
rather than a lower rate. Certainly
any diversion of credit to specUia-
tive purposes which is after all. what
many Of the cheap money advocates
really have in mind. would be fol-
lowed by restrictive measures on
the part of the banking authorities
The Washington herald., 1921-07-15
LOCAL
wv. ID. llibbs 4 Co.. Hfbbs nfdE-
Members Washtngtsn stock
Exehssee.i

sAIzs.
Potomac Elee cons 81. $1,000 at IS. 5000
at s..
at s6x.
Capital Traction. 10 and ". duly l4.)
District National Bank. . at i7o.
AFrEk CALL
Capital Traction, 10 at 81.
metropolitan r 5s. 1900 at eI. $1,000
Washington Gas 7,ss, si.ooo at is4, 81
100 at lOl, 81 90 at lOi.
Money, call loan, 20 per ceHt,
The Washington herald., 1921-07-15
COMPLETE NY. BOND SALES

We're 81 JSy ITos sales q bonds
date g and
TWO year Aso anu t''''oo<oVO
sales today Total sales of each
. anu 'he high low and closing prices given:
The Washington herald., 1921-07-15

James A. Edgar. general sales
manager of E. L. Stock and Com
pany. investment agents for the In
ternationaI Finance Corporation. is
in Philadelphia for a few days on
business for the firm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
MICHIGAN WELCOMES
MARSHAL OF ALLIES
~ Associated Pre-.

DETROIT Mich Nov Marshal
Furh Journey into Michigan to.iav
vas over iafh streWn with Flowers
lib welcome was frOn practically the
entire ponunfion ~ cities IN which h.
stopped. Including Detroit with H. NH.
lion p.-oplf
Detlfifs welcome. Interpreted hy the
number n people who crowded tho
fhofnughflres through which b. pass
"a eefiad that ~ any cltv ~ has
visited. with the DnsslbIe exception Of
New verk Canada aiso loined in vel.
coming the marshal ~ rFlnro. Wind
49, Ontario. sent q number ~ the Ma.
10 Leaf soldiers. Including r. Highlard
and 80 parii'ipsie in the parade 10
sas one ~ the fow times Canadian
sldisfs have crossed the international
Inc the last heinz when contingent
came over 10 extend "a welcome a. cal
0uc % assgelt on the oecasion ~ his
1e' here about year before his death
Marshal Fo,h ieft after midnight fDl
Cleveland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08

.e- haf bovos. nued tmet ofre-
purses n0oaefhooks shopping and hand
hsrs portable lighting fixtures inei4d
ng lamps ~ all kinds and .nmp.h1dsF
Iud fans costing in excess 81 a certain
amounts f0 manufacture ase Df five
.fT cent
NeH nE.s urnp0ssd io b' Included
LefIes On gIffs of property hF any
usrsan aI rates ranging from one per
cent an thf amount between $50 600
rnd SO oNN to 25 pn cent on trn mlillm
dollars r ulU
Manufacture Tax ~ three por cent
on mfh.rll a,d Eas fo make up part
~ mo- revenue lost .n repeating CD. sada
nff,f rKss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
Prize Winners Named.


OMAHA Neh Nos Especial
mtes offered hf cuzors committee
fHr 'ho best commercial flyng FOR the
FIRST 800 miles az fhe Larsen trophy
l0e OF more th1n zoo miles held hero
..v saturday were announced today
O. 4 Donaldson 81 Spirit Lake. Town.
..f first place. % g. TunI,r Glove.
Bend second. lnd Buck Weaver Wi,h.
fH kUn Third Thr won 81 500 ST So
Ind $3.50 respectively Results f0r
Pho complete Larsen rrr were ox.
u'c''i 20 t' announced today b1t fhc
committee BOO charge found h.t 10
r.sd,d mon. time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
GAMBLING and VICE
FLOURISH, IS CHARGE

CHICAGO. N0g 1-fnIeae Mayor
william ulie Th"mIs.r aHd CnH"
fiizmorrif chief % r..er uunE h.u
With policemen fn us.H undo hs d
footion Robert O. Crnae rifea affDr.
n'y BOB % i'ffs 90 fls HeorF r chicago
tonight asserted faaf be- .mmfim'r't
would appeal u Co., sheriff ri faof
county fa aysisH .uff.lenf dsnuflt- 'n
hlF offlrf fn eF nr.p.f protection H
the aR abiding rfen's % IBIS D't
w. Crosse In Dol. settlement ..is
fhHi h' be- found gambling He'ifH
Zion md nfrD fmna U' .l l.'rf
ulfh practically Dol. sun. r n. HIf
~ snmr nf pro offrf. ~ fr uHHI. i.
u1ftmsuf fD .he,H fhe Inlffna
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
ALLEGED BOOZE MEN
ARRESTED IN CLOVIS


Special 20 The News
CLOVIS. IS. ST. Not Two mon.
CHARGED with Transporting liquor ais'
uIfr CARRYING concealed weapon Nr"
arrested here This week The Officers
state thaf tho men were apnrohended
on fh highway m frDnf 70 fho 0onr'
3. a.. as fher wrre driving into town.
Whrn fhr DfHrr. egnaiIed them 10
.iou according fo 'he report thfy
.frhad GALLON ri horfah' from the
cer. also pistol Justice of 'he
Peace J = Nohlc. placed 'he m.n
.n. - 300 bond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
COTTON ACREAGE IN
LAMB TO Be GREATER

LITTLEFfELD Texas. NOV. 7-
11, Nsuth.r has been almost perfect
0r fho YIrking - cotton md harvest.
Irg H crepe here this fan Cotton is
ufrin4 ruf sDlsndidlv. better than ~
.eaf-'i the rrad' Is fine ana there is
ro 70 Issti0n about the acreage being
increased next year There b. mo- FUR
rf'f doubt ns 10 his being safe cot.
fUH .nInfrv Feed cruus nre the host
lOr uans wears. and taking everything
.nta consideration the farmers in this
.Dmu unliy ere probably in better ron.
ft..r tHpn in ans other section n the
sfI.t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
Thomson Rejects
Call to Missouri

Dr 70 Thomson r..tH. 81. Central
pr.-fgterar Church. aatoI q SIN.
mr morning tD bus congregation 'hit
.e bad al. idsd t0 remain bob AmH.H'1.
WHOM b. was lauuel fcw weeks ago
thar ~ Thom1son had received call
% fhe KuEa Highway Presbyterian
C.ufrn boz ST. Louis. local members he-
efn making strenuous efforts to keep
t rir pastor here
br Thomeu has been pastor ~ the
In.ai ,hufcl moro than eleven volrf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08

FfNTICO raI. SOS An ,vtra
police uum $685. uH,ed about the
f..Han nnIaHa fhr evening In view
OF rH. n.' ha' 'H, c0mmunists had
panH'd demonstration 20 commemo.
ffr 'n. fourth anniversary ~ 40
r' D.uHon lud rIsp loo protest against
fh. conviction ~ saD,o and Van ze'u
f fHrsHfhuseffa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
Beer FLOW CROWS
ALMOST EVERY DAY


WAsHlNGTON Nov Tho treas.
lrfs new regulations covering fhe use
of beer f0r medical pcrpose. plnoe no
ImIt gpon fhe number of prescriptions
f0f fh.s remedy e physician may write
However according a. Prohibition Com.
missioner Haynes. the prescription
rules Nh.eh have heen in force for some
Ime Hl1 which limit r. doctor 10 one
hundred alcoholic prescriptions every
.hfer months are sian in effect md
despite mo- faer regulations that max.
num aIH BE- maintained
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08

insnf Tho men were coming toward
Amarillo boz E4llk auto. which over.
turned snnhliug the officers o. arreS,
ffrn Tho cor bears Wyoming license.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
Victrola
ola
The One Standard Talking Machine ?

Discriminating people will he satisfied with
nothing 'c., than a \icirola, careful shop
prrs wl.I make sure that they get none but
th' genuine
Person, inexperienced in buying talking
machines may come here with the full as
srauce that they win not get substitute
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08

iuT the \lDTROLN nor be talked into" buy
ing some inferior make
And here YOU lind YOU have the advant-
age oi the large. stock and best facilities 90
assist fuu u ma ing selection
JOIN the \itIROLA CLUE TODAY and
avoid appointment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08

lc lc ray
You the small 20
your home u,rl la
balance be ~ o payments
Isl Ic crycckru Decent
De home he
monthly erweek
o December y ~ ac ratu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-26
POWERS COURT
SET UP IN CHINA
TO BE ABOLISHED

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
iect with some OF the foreign dele
gates here and to have boon assured
that they regarded such a develop.
ment as well within the bounds OF
possibility.
As first step toward possible re-
alizatlon Of Mr. Harding'a plan for
an association OF nations II was in
dicatod In high official quarters to-
day that nations not represented In
tho preaent conference, including
Germany might be invited to in
dorse the conclusion reached here.
IL was also suggested that some OF
the nations not memhere OF tho
conference might bc asked 60 eS
press their opinion OF the neEotia
tiOns here before the conference
makes lts final decisions.
Whether n continuing conference
such as that proposed would be
based on binding treaty agreements
or would rest simply on an internR.
tional 'undcrstanding" was said "a
bo a question which only the course
OF the negotiations could answer.
President Harding for his part
was said by high administration off.
cials TO be perfectly willing that any
agreements reached should take tbs
form OF Understandings on the
theory that a nations word should
be as good AZ it's bond"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-26
TO CREATE SPY FORCE
But Sentiment IL Against Enroll
mcnt of &i-a-Ycar Men 20 Help
EnfOrcc 18Th Amendment

wASH1NGTON Nov. 2b.--The
idea that one-dollar a-year men be
put on tho government payroll 10
enforce the Volstnad law laci;s sym.
pathetic support from the treasury
department.
Officials said today that prohibl-
tlon officiala have not received
sanction from Secretary of the
Treasury Mollon's department. m
appeal TO create an auxiliary unit
made up Of a large number OF
wealthy men over tho country, "a
aid In enforcement,
At the treasury department 1,
was said that an auxiliary unit
purely voluntary but having a
semi official flavor. would be ro-
garded by the people as n spying
organization and probably would
complicatc tho already difficult jot
OF federal officials entrusted with
dry law matters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-26
.FEz WON'T GET
ANYBODY INTO
HEAVEN-SUNDAY

coSTSuED FROM PAGE ONE
Sunday dOnnod for a moment the red
chapoau with the gold lettering.
RUdohcayor. Bob Matthews and Al
bert Peterson are Shrincrs and call
ing them % the platform. Rev j. W.
Abel presented each Of them with a
fCz. The Shrincrs, who ClimaNed
their days ceremonies by attending
the sunday meeting In q body rnarcd
with HpprrtiHtivr laughter ia U'ich
onlOokors could join because % sym
pathy and not OF understanding
when Hodchcavcr, In his talk or
thanks. referred TO the days desert
Journey and compllmentcd his enter
priginE young friend, Joseph y. Blan-
ton. upon the winning Of the ring.
Bl1niou. sitting In the ranks OF the
chorus. rose 90 his feet and waved
his hand high In the air as his fol-
low Shriucrs chcerod him.
Tulsa saw new side 60 sunday
last night. Tulsa has aecn Sunday
the preacher. Sunday the song lead
or. Sunday tho actor SUNDAY the
speaker sunday the athlete, sunday
tho evangelist. Sunday the listener
Inst night IL heard Sunday the
singer.
what do you suppose would
happen" Sunday asked his audience
Friday afternoon, ~ I should sins
/ instead OF preach -
Woil last night Il happened. sun
| day sang hut fortunately he sans
/ and preached. too Mrs. Asher anc
/ Rodchcavcr had sung IN their inimit'
/ able and satisfying way ono OF th'
old negro melodies of Tennessee; tn,
audience wouldn't lot them go and
when they came back, the versatile
| Bob Matthews came with them
Matthew'S basso profundo had IN
Billy Sunday a rapt and appreciativ'
audience of cHt. Tho crowd was al
I entertained by sundays interest al
| IL was by the song itself. lnsistcn'
oncorcs brought the trio back agar
and this time Sunday planted on
/ foot on a chair ana leaned forward
with his eyes glued on Matthews
] face.
when the singers on tho last stan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-26

first time since the meetings
opened. at tho tabernacle. The reg
uiar night service will be held on
that day
Rev. G. ". Kerr. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, an
nounccd Friday that sunday evening
at 1880 prayer meeting service,
followed by n short sermon by him
self on the Sunday revival, would be
held at the church and that all
members Of the church aud congre-
cation who were not doing personal
work at the tabernacle were urged
TO be present Reverend Dutt. pas
tor of the First Christian church.
stated that there would be com
munion service at his church at
/ l0;45 sunday morning. no morning
service, but evening service as
uEual
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-26
WEAK, NERVOUS,
OUT OF HEART
Louisiana Lady Says She Has
"Never Found Anything
Better Than Cardui for
a Rundown Condition"

N,or,,r ruy r.,--"Tt vo,,ld IN
hard FOR mo "a ,erI how much hone
"a, I hoyo deriyed from the use ~
C,rdui" soid Jrs ! q powman of
tqto rr,r, s,roo, ,bis cItv
~ ,,os so rur down IN hcol,h T
cou,a hardly go.
90, no. mi,
nt hod no o,ro,t,o
"Co,ia NO, eos, or .Ioor ,v,lt
.r ,o. go wooL and 80 vor,, no
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-26
would Help the Inrmcrs-

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. a.
To devise means of rendering flnan-
cial assistance TO midwest farmers,
Governor MCCray sent telcgraphic
invitations 20 members OF the corn
belt advisory committee OF the war
finance corporation. of which he In
chairman, and to presidents OF farm
ors' fedcrations of nine corn produc-
Ing states. urging them to attend "a
relief meeting at the state house
here next Tuesday, Eugene Meyer
managing director of the war
finance corporation, IN to address a
state farmers finance meeting IN In
| dlanapolis on that day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-26
= GERMAN OFFICER
ASSAILS FRENCH
Declares Recent Enemies
Are Attempting to In
sure German Ruin
MILITARY ORGANIZED
Not Only That, but Poland
and Czecho-Slovakia Both
Ready to Render Aid

BERLIN. Nov 25.-Francc has
organized tho military resources Of
Poland and Czccho- and
now has military missions touring
the world 20 Insure Gcrmanys per
mancnt economic ruin. according to
Lieut.. Herman Won GIohri military
head Of the uiniHtry ~ defense, In
an exclusive interview with the
international News Service today.
Won Gichrl is tho bralna of tho
roichswehr, tho body Of troops
which Premier BRAND told tho
washington armament conference
constitutes menace to European
peace. lilo speaks with authority
and his statements may hc taken as
expressing the attitude Of German
offIciRldom.
Tho peace strength Of Czccho-
Siovakia'a army is 10000 mon. but
today aho has 10000 extra. The
same thing is trIo OF littlo Belgium
which has "a peace army OF more
than 100000. while In 1914 she had
only 10000.
In Czocho-slovakia tho supreme
command, the general staff and tho
training schools. aa well MS all
equipment. arc French. Al Prague
the general staff ls establishing a
military school with n French com
mandcr.
premier BRAND reminded the
Washington conference OF Napoie-
onic times IL In doubtless fresh
in the recollection OF any student or
history who at that time was the
disturber OF European peace--Ea-
poloon l.
"A few generations previous II
T.. IA.
ruins OF Heidelberg and other ra
nous German castles bear mute wit.
ness 70 the cruelty, lust and devas
tatlon Of French generals.
Germany is far from militnriTm
but milithrism has enormously In
creased In France and among hoi
continental allies. The treaty OF Vcr,
sailles says Gerany must accept ~
military conditions primarily e
enable general disarmament. Wha
Is the situation In France7 In 1911;
France had 2l army corps. today
she has 20.
at is quite true that owing TO tn,
drop In the French birth rate
number OF white battallons hav'
been dissolved. But a greater mum
ber OF colored divisions have beer
formed.
To-day there are II military at
tRchea In various countries. beside
innumerable French military mis-
Elons touring the world.
BERLIN, Nov. 25.--"Germany
sure TO collapse no later than mex
spring, owing to the shortage Q
raw materials and poor crops." dC
clarod Hans Kraemer. prominent In
dustrlallst, In an address today be
fore the association OF Berlin mer
chants.
Leaders OF German industry. wn
are negotiating a credit offer to tn
government, havo warned tho gov
ernment that German exports ar
constantly decreasing" Kraeme
said. unfortunately, America stand
by unmoved by our tragedy. wnii
Anton Rothschild. when askel
whether he would be able 20 sccur
n billion gold dollars to loan Ger
many. answered: england an,
America together haven't got it,"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-26

what had taken and he said Throw
my medicine away and keep on with
the Pinkham medicine did and it
cured me. II more women would take
your medicine they would not suffer
30. | have recommended the Vege-
table Compound to lots of people and
they have been satisfied y - Mrs.
MARY RHAPsToCR, 270i Wisconsin
St, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
When woman IN beset with such
symptoms as Irregularities, inham
nation, liberation, a displacement,
backache, headaches, bearing down
pains, nervousness or the "hlues ="
she should treat the cause of such
conditions by taking Lydia h. Pink
ham 3 Vegetable Compound.