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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21

GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Minneapolis. March 21.-Flour 1!
to 90 lower. In carload lots. family
, patents quoted at S.65 a barrel IN IS
pound cotton sacks.
Shipments 57.096 barrels.
! Brant23.O 90.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21
SPORT JABS
HOT FROM THE WIRE.

Some of the best handball players
OF the country are among the thirty
eight contestants for the A. A.. u.
title. play for which began at the De-
troit' Athletic club today. Entries
represent clubs in st. Paul. Duluth,
Los Angeles. Cleveland. Milwaukee,
Chicago. New York and Detroit. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE.

MINNEAPOLIS EFsAIN TABLE,.
! Open. High. Low. Clos,
Wheat
March ...1.3aL 1.42A 1861 1863
May .....1.3sH 1.41% 1875 1.35ss
a. q Y
! Oats.
May $3.50. 1854 1854 .34T .35h
July ..... .3Sb .3Ss 1858 SO x
J Rye u
May .....1.31 1884 1.31 ,1.31
July .... .... $50. ..... LILO
. Barley
May ..... .e4A ,.G3 .e3& .631!
FLAX,
May .....1.4 1.75 1.72k 1.72H
July .....1.7S l.7s% III 1T
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49, 'oHAhS 'oats
The New York American league,
which won all five of it's exhibition
games on q weeks tour through
Louisiana. returned today to the
Shreveport training camp. The team
resumes it's games with the Brooklyn
Dodgers at Alexandria. La. ON
Thursday.
Tho New York Giants. who met
the Cleveland Indians at Dallas.
Tcxas. yesterday. were at Fort Worth
today for a game with the Fort
Worth, Texas league cam.
Alfred Goullctt. six-day bicycle rid
or. who conducted Outlaw" races at
New York and in Chicago. has been
placed in good standing by the Cycle
liacing association. it was announced
today. The veteran cyclist has signed
a. two-ycar contract to appear in
events on the association tracks in
Providence. Philadelphia, Newark
and Now York.
Rocky Kansas Of buffalo and Willie
jackson. aspirants for tho worlds
lightweight boxing title. will meet in
Madison Square Garden. tonight in Il;
l2-round bout. Tho winner OF tho
match tonight will challenge Leonard
to a bout for the championship. .
DR.. Emanuel I.asker and Jose r.
Capablanca. will rest tonight. prep
aratorN to rcSLming tomorrow night
the third game of their world cham
nlonShip chess tournament at Hava.
which Il adjourned at tho Send
move this morning. The Experts who
analyzed tho positions of the pieces on
h board his morning. after the two
master playcrs had adjourned. dcc1ar-
cd their belief that the game would
result in a draw. as did the first two
games of tho urnamc
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21

Carl 'Tremainc Of Cleveland. and
Soun. Montreal of Providence, r. L.,
meet tonight at Toledo in a 12-round
no-decision boxing bout.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21

Washington - President Harding
visited for two hours among wounded
soldiers in tho Walter Reed hospital,
telling them he wanted to see n gov
ep,ment policy which fully recognized
tbe services Of the disabled veterans.
and asking for first hand information
on what would make them more COM
Portable.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, March 21.-Buying on the
part of houses with seaboard connec-
lions gave Il decided upward swing
to the wheat market today. Indica-
tons pointed to considerable export
business. n country offerings were
light. Besides, gossip concerning a
new emergency of tariff bill counted
somewhat in favor of the bulls. Open
ing prices. which varied from un-
changed figures to l 1-2 higher, with
March 1853 to 1853 1-2 and May 1.42
to 1.43 1-2, were followed by sharp
gains all around.
Corn rose with wheat: after open
ing unchanged to SIS to ga cent
higher, including May at 70 to 70 IA,
the market scored a moderate gcner-
al advance.
Damage resulting ron the elevator
explosion here had a bullish effect
on the oats market, which started 1-8
to u to SIS higher, May Al IA to
Al 1-2. and then hardened still more.
Higher quotations on hogs put
strength into provisions.
SlackeninG of demand in the last
part of the day led to speculative sell
ing. Gains were practically wiped
cut and the market closed at
ID cent net decline to a like advance
with March S1.52 1-2 to 1852 1-2 and
May SLAP IA to lag.
Competition bctween shippers and
industries was in evidence. but the
market slipped downward , when
wheat showed weakness. The close
! was heavy. 5-S63-4 to 1@1 Is cent
netflowcr. with May IS 3-4@7-S o IS
IS cents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21

New York, March 21.-Butter firm;
receipts, 4,302; creamery higher than
extras. As 1-2@46 Ia; creamery ex-
tras coz score), 45@45 IA; creamery
firsts (SS to 81 score), 41@44 H..
EGGS weak: receipts, 5000; fresh
gathered extra firsts. 27@2S; firsts.
I25@27.
Cheese easier; receipts, .545; state
whole milk flats, held specials, 81 1-2
@29; ditto, average run. 26@27;
state whole milk flats, fresh specials,
25 Ia; ditto average run, "a 1-2 q rs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21
EVENING EDITION.
STRIKE.

New York, March CHROMOSOMES
tiyes of the Association of Masters,
Mates and Pilots attended Il confer
encc today in Philadelphia to discuss
a strike on sca-going towboats on the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts. effective
April 1. E
Union leaders said the walkout had
been ordered because the Atlantic
association had declined to
the 1920 agreement and had
reduced wages s25 and $35 a mouth.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21
GRAIN AND RECEIPTS.

Minneapolis. March 21.-Wheat re-
ceipts 231 cars compared with 458
cars a year ago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21
MAKE l SCORES.

Buffalo,. y. Y, March 21.-HlEh
cores which stand Il chance to carry
off championship honors this year
We're shown on top as the bowlcrs
started on tho fourth wee of the
American bowling congress tourna-
mont today. There arc still ten days
of competition. some of the star
bowlers of the country being on tho
list, but experts declare exceptionally
good bowling will be necessary to dis
place the present leaders.
Fred Smiths high count Of 702 in
tho singles and 1889 in all-evcnts will
be put to a test today when Jimmy
Smith. ~all-evcntS champion of last
year. rolls in the doubles and singles.
He got away to a bad start in the five
man event last night. however. scor-
ing only a55 pins for his three
games. He hcwled as A member of
tho Smith ArcadeS. Of milwaukee,. who
went into ninth place in the five ma
event with a total Of 2,s65 pins.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21
CHICAGO,
LIVE O G

Chicago. March 21.-Cattle re-
ceipts, 5000; becf steers. slow, un-
even; early sales to shippers steady
to strong; bulk beef steers, $500
9.75; butcher she stock. strong to %
cents higher; bulk tat ows and heii-
ers, s5.75@ $50; n and cutters
largely ss.oQ@4.5O; bulls steady;
bulk, s5.250s.25; calves. slow,
lower bulk vealers, $1,000 @11.00:
stockers and feeders steady.
Hogs receipts, $4,000; light and
light butchers mostly Is to 25 cents
higher; others slow, mostly steady to
Is cents higher Than Saturdays aver
age; top, $ll.75, ea~ly bulk, 200
pounds down, $1l.15@11.60; bulk 22o
pounds up, ss.25@lo.5o; pigs rs
cents higher.
Sheep receipts. 1900: slow. gencr-
ally 25 to SO cents higher; lambs,
top, s10.75; early 10 city butchers, so
pound shorn lambs, $3.50; some held
higher; bulk fat wooded lambs, early,
sa.506 1925; 100 pound shorn year
lings and ewes. mixed, $6.75; no
sheep sold early.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21
TO Play IN L. )

Winnipeg. Man. March 21.-Thc
Scottish professional! soccer team.
which will tour Canada and the Init
cd States this will play four
games in the United States. The
dates are July 6. 9. 13 and 16. accord
ing to a tentative schedule issued by
Secretary Roy of the Dominion Foot
ball association. The cities in which
the games will be played have not yet
been named.
The first Canadian game as pro-
posed in the schedule. will be played
May . at Montreal. On July % it is
proposed to play an international
match between Canada and Scotland
at Montreal.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-21
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

DIR. JOHN DUNCAN TAYLOR-Onice
over First Natl. Bank. Special atten-
ton to skin and urinary diseases.
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erloernt leOen 6reitas.

svrniseeber. Sic Observation-Disclosures.
aboIf GaH0rtdr. f~'rd1Ioeut.
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9Gs @siBe Sans als
2anoes aan;tl.

0ptimismtS, Die T~ropbcsciun0. oaI,
norndle &erbultniiie bolo lpie0er
ber9eiteIlt ieiu mcroen uno Nobl.
fabrt nit ibneu ms 2ano fomneu
neroc uuo Die Mabnltnn an oaS omc.
ritoniide @olf uno sic @cihdftSlpelt
I'M @cion0eren. iif rltbiQ ser ,Yiib.
rung oeS 4rliioeHten aniuuertraucr
uno boffnungSpoI in Die 3llfuuIt ~
hllfen, rparen sic haliptiQhlidItell
Elnltte Der Reoc. mcldle @encrulpoIt.
met'tcr Sans ou 2icn2taq. SEN s.
D. ", in GlepeInu0 uor Ser 80. Sab.
reHeonpention Der .|9ioticual 9iiotia.
ton Of &lie Underwriters hjplt.
Gr eritottc,e ~aIejd3c;tip Weridt
itber oie bjabcrjNc lhitiQtcjt Ser
standardization mo itulocrtc Sen
GinfIub, ser Ser QrdjiNrnt nurt,
iein rlbia errpiQcnoe$ @orQcbcn in
Der {unen. mo AuBcu Golit;f oui
oaS game 2ano nlt@ijue.
Sm Ginloua ieincr Rc0e iaate
Nerr Sans. oab rje porbcr in oieiem
2 pnrfomteit 10 nothIuenoid
mar, tple ictt 1890 Spariantcit bel Scr
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Regierung, i'm @eihdft5leben uno i'm
2ebeH Der ~ein5elnen Beriouen. Gie
ACKNOWLEDGING, meinte er, iei
cine iinngentdBe anmenoung Der
SpariamfeIt, ga Die @eieuidnften
mie Der getreue Tiener in Der Sara.
bel, Die ibueH arDertrouten 0el0er
mebfad INSTRUMENTATION.
Gam fam SEER 0aDs auf Die Jet
&c gage 3u ipreden mo erflGrte, oaB
oie gegempartige Iominiitration nit
alien arGiten bcitrebt iei, Die ungIiif-
liden 6olgers oe5 arieges fir Die
$noultrie uno Den @an0el Der Nelt
ioOieI mie mogli6 abjuidpdhen, in
6 bao5 0r0nlmg 8u bringen unO
Ole i ormaIitat Dieoer ber3uIteI,
len.
.0o5 8eiBe &ans lit oie groBte
.&a3el oe3 2anoes", iagte @err
Nap5. 60 mie Der Breoiger pom Der
&an3el Den 8eoanfen mo Den 4b-
iidtcn ieiner @emcinoe eInc b0bere
9lidItun9 gebe, ebenio empIonge Die
gauge Station hire Snipiratiou
rom @eiBen 46ouie uno Die groBe
YPoiie oes Bottles rihte unpiufiirlih
hire 3enTpciie uno hire 0onollngcn
mad SEN i'm tdqlifen &eben 3lim &or-
idein fommcn0en Generalization oe5
iefpeiligen PrGiioenten Elm.
Gum Slid 0e5 2nnoeS iei 8rdii-
0ent 6aroing fir Die aegenWdrtiqen
@erbaltniiie Die rihtiae Yerionlih-
felt un0 icin GinfIuB made it'd I'M
I~treitiq i'm 9eben Der Nation aelteno.
Sem altsgeprG9ter @eredtigfeits.
linn uno iein unerihiltterlihcs Ser
trallen nuf Dos 8ute in Ger Menidl.
belt ilberfomme oie Mufregung ourd
Rube, iibertuin0e 9eioenihaftlid).
felt nit Wi1oe, iteue beabiihtigter
8elpolt @e0ul0 ent9egen utl0 be-
ifdule Die @abiuht ourd Selbit{ fig
felt. Gin 2nno, oa5 cine ioIf. Ser,
ionlid)teit. mic BrGiioent 6oroinq. al
leitenoer Stelle babe, III ii G mieoer
ms Wleidgelpid)t fommen uno utter
oeiien iSiihrltng ioealcn 0erbdltniiien
eiltqegengeben.
gs lei gefGbrIih fir cine gin3eI.
perIon iomobl nie fir cine Reqierung
cine i%iolirte @altung ein3unebmeu Ii.
lid Inn oen Instrumentation nift sI
filmmern. Sic 6rage: son ih
meine5 8rlloer5 Sitter iein?~ lit
beitte qerooe 10 unbercd)tiQt, ME 5ur
Belt. ais tie BON Roin gciteQt mllroe.
8ir ollie ieien fir chamber peront-
rportIitL erfIdrte Nerr Sans, un0
MIR iener Menih lei beiier ais
Ser onoere, Ser lid bciier ouf.I
I ii b @enn allen Semen. Sic lid
Der 0r0nuna fiigen, Die gleihe Sc.
leaenbeit gebotan neroe. Damn millie
man nllh pom ibnen elm boIle5 %..1aB
Ser &erantportIihfcit foroern.
~2eben uno leben loiien lit nid)t
Qcnug", in0te @crr Sans gum 5hlltB
Re0e, mir miiiien lebcn uno
&r1iten Inoereu beIien gu
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Gas 9openbnacner Slatt ,Einan,.

titel0e" trifit ocn Hoqel olif Sen
Hopf, ncnn e5 iiber Die mirtbIdlait
lite &riie it]reibt: Che njd)t cine
oQgencine HeQellmq. 0ie 0en0eltbol
umfaBt. gctroffen lit, miro sic lpirtb
idlaftli6c &riie nidlt iibermuloe1l
pcroeu fonnen. SelbIt rpenn Gas
9eifiebt, t0nnen Sabre perqcbcn. bis
europa on Dem 6ortifyritt betbeiliQt
iein miro, Die 9eri6te aus Cher
1d)lelien, Den beiebter NbeinQebietci,
aus FltBlan0 mo pom @alfon 5eioon
Ole Snmme BON 9iotb unO 0eS sal.
les, bon Dem europa uer3cbrt miro.
sSranfreidl rddJt lid brutal 0ilrd sic
Sonftioren. feline H|egerpolitif uno
ieire V}ndtbeQieroe. 0ieie Wad,t.
beqieroc 1T enolos. Seine ISren1oe
3ieben iih BON Inn 5ltriit un0 iIoli
rem es. IN CbcrIhleiien ltchen gnq.
lono un0 Gtolicn neientIit, olli oe,rt
Id1er Sejtc. SIM Wittelmeer oric,ti.
rem lid beioe nlf cine &Ioliruu0
Iranfrcihs. &n &leinaiien ourt.
freu3t @11lauo nit NiIIe @iried)en.
lambs Ole SntriQuen Tranfreif$
8on3 europa miro ourtl 6ranfreif$
Yolltlt 81 8runOe qerid)tet."
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ObrrfdleEiem rinr G;nbe;t
una narnnt mntc;lhnr.
y~.aaau1is iii Gem &eiipieI Jon 81.
nia5lDutle crbrnf)t.
(Gorrciponoca5 r@ciBs 0ran".)

(Gorreiponoca3 r&ciBs 0riin".)
Aue @erIude Der G~atcnteprciie
oScr amtiider Neri0u!i4fer.cn Ser
Gnttnte, Die obcrihIeliite 6ra8e alli
Dem @ele Der [eilmg SIT loIen.
rea.neu njdt nit Oen tatidtl lheu
&erbnltniiien De5 2auoe4. Gle let.
sen i'd ans politiihen @riiu0en
li5er Die cllgen tlitnrellen mo mirt
lholtIIdcn 3uiammeHbdligc ser
ein}eiHen %anoe5teile hinrcg. CD.
m0li e3 oudl lur cIlltl oberilddIli.
den 4eobod}ter uitt iduper it, ole
titltureIlc mo m%jrtihoitllde Gin
Qcit Cberidleljcn3 81 erfeuncn.
VIE icit Oicie Gin5cit Qciijgt lit.
lctrt cine &etradtutg Ser &e}ie
Aunscn 6uildeu ein3einen &reiieu
un0 %eIl3cIncr Stdote nit ibren
SonNtrciicu.
%n Ger Staot a6niaSbiltte 3lm
GcI'piel. mcide ciuen ci1cucn arcla
b,i0ct, mur0en am 20. Mir; 1921
3i,S6l Stimmcn iijr Icutid1lono
ma 1864 Stihmcn fir Sic 80.
len ob3cgebcn. Io$ &crhdltni@ Der
orutia}cn 81 oen poIuiidleu Slim.
Glen lit nIiO 1915 YroicnL 81
2J25. Die pcrbllmi3mGBia ac.
r.nlc S;immeu3uhI iijr Yolcn in
alcler Sta0t. Die mebr ais 9clthen.
@!eIm t un0 Sottonib enc Nrbei
;cri.ao, lit, fam nuifdui1 crid,ei.
ncn. Sie 8ibt ollh III Der Cat iu
9tn,eH. Gle AniieoIung. Sic lid
'o0t2r 5nr areisitoot Noni15biitte
on510rodicn hat. lit in Ser 3eit
entlton0cL in Der (reuBen5 a0nioe
ocn @runO sur Inouitrieucu @liite
Cberldlelien3 tcqten.
Die Nor;i8e Nrbeitcridait entbaIt
ais Hcru aIteinleiciicne Hrbei;er.
'omilicn. 0ie NIT Den 0ortt1en arc.
Zen Merfen, ser itoatliteu N6niaS.
lrilbe uno Ser NGuiaSbiitte tro0i.
toned perrund'lcn limo, nit Nino
un0 &InOe9tin0crn ihnen Inh1nl.
lld1fcit bcuohrten mo ocu Seoeu
ole|cr Authenticated c|rfubren. Wtthr
as III Den Neiirfen. no Sic SuAn.
'lrle ncicreu TatumS tit. sic Arbci.
ttrlho't gleidiam 3uiammengclcien
mtr0cH muate. un0 81 eiien arc.
ZEN Ecil ou5 iijnlcrcn. pom Ser va.
mile uuo Ger Sdollc loslcI0itcu
9lcncntcn beiteht. habcu Sic SIS.
~nl32btttcr Nrhtjttr Gen Qlt1neri.
'dacu HodlWlcn oc2 Notcnhm2 mi.
Ner'tonoCn uu0 oic Griahumocrh.
bic lie ron ayterSatr nit Ser oeilt.
'teR @irtidloit ocHatt ba1en. Sem
p3snl'dcH 3u.uw't5roctiel uor1c;o
Uclt.
MS eriahrGna1rc,dcr. natN,ns,i
der lH0 ptyiIduoiler tn rtu na.ia.
ndleu 6rnlcn tottU je jid bi5aer
Hclc!gt mo 0jc@ 1,,h Nurd SIC Hb.
thinning oa ~. N,sy; tthnN,t
Gicic. ouh iomc,t liz vasnift
iprdt. lr1Gttult..@ on ccuaidlan0
h%ai,cuNc &so3ittruM .~,s,art5nH
wJye ttu JtaGea lInycd..
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&onigin Marie Nntoniettc mar mo
BON Der iroB0iiifen Reqierutg Dem
oamalilen Erdiioenten 8iIion &c.
id}enft muroe, lit NIT onocrem arum
oe5 @bcpaares @ilIon bel elmer Ser.
iteigerung oeridIetoert morocu. Gr
bradte gdn3e oreiBig Collars. Srali
Setter u. Qrltrp Die Satin 0e3 8r1-
iioentcn ser Nterhaut5 3ational
8anf, etitono cine Observation-Disclosures,
Die Dem gbepoore @iIion emit BON
Snoiancrn elmer RegierunQs- Aeier.
patton voerebrt" muroe. Gbas. See
6ranf eritono Elm @anr banogeltiftcr
mo NIT 8erlen olt3qeitattctcr Buds.
finbanoihltbe, ebenfoQ5 elm 2Snoi-
onerGeidenf an @errn @iIion. Sic
@unolhube truQen Die @iomurg:
ollnlerem 9eliebten 8r1iioenten."
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Srittf 9lter @aimcr Gum
&erteiol0cr): Nerr &ottor, penn
l1oh 15re &ertcioigm9$reoc bort,
modte uaau an licbltlu iein aanSeS
,@cltdit' auiqe5ea."
lin 8oumersienrltin
teeim &onjcrt i'm SuriaaD: @ott.
mas tlr unrcjue Zone!
@attc: llno oo8 nennt iih BABE.
tapeue.
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ga GroIIe, ocn Is. september 1921.
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ass u obsCcS be, our Country, our
yAsIe County, and nothing but oar
UsSztsy, And by the blessing of God,
szny tkat country itself n become q
Sas4 AID splendid monument, not
~ sspressiOR and terror, but of wis
zGEa, Of peace, a1d OF liberty, upon
gatca tie world may gaze with
s&s&1. alton forever.
Daniel Webster.
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am b,iten uuo Iiheriten 1T -. oas
selo per q 0 # aumet lung (Dtonsn
GrDer), Die Der YOItmetlter III Den 8ro>
9er.u Crtidoften auslteuen lam, gu
kb.rieuben. Gbenio gut uno iider linn
BIZ. 10 eIiun9en. foelS
DE bic agenten III allen gTpreB@Sfatl3s
men ausitelen. Beun ma ods @eIo
ser Bpitauipeiiun9 ooer per @~rpreBdn'
ipetiuna lnid., III IS ulht notbtperolg,
Ben bstreffenten Brief re9iitrIren gu lai'
len, merai bic aoreHe oeutlih 8eidrteben
1t. Qest man bagegeI 8aargelo IN ben
Brief, 10 ioLte bieier tets reglltrtrt fper'
ben I'M iiher 5n iein, odb oerlelbe rtds
ia ouiommt. SIr 9eloienoun9en III
etnfabeir 8riefberihluiie ilbernebnIen
air teinerIei &erIntfportli6tett. Sm
9o[s bon &breboerdroerungen oergelle
nan 10 uitt, Die ate ebeniopobl tuie Die
acne &oitofftce %an3ugeben. oenn lonlt
e6uu.u MIR ben giauen in ben BIibern
sar nidt finOen.
Ronep Grners oirfen nift, tpte ods
70 oft aeifie6t, dls oermeintlibe Gutts
tIHa suriidbebdIten fueroen,
Ion6ern iiub IN ben 8rtefen bet5uS
ssgen.
Guittlna' erfolgt MIR burd aenberuna
hes 9atnms auf benz aoreBtreifeu.
Eenn abreHire einfan:
.Sorbfern", On GrUFs, @ts.
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Saburanbcr in Sercs bcnnttcn
BaSbomben bel lteberf0qen mto itei-
men 6amit mirfIif) o@ombcnerfoIg"
er5ielt 81 baben.
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Selep6on . g1.mmer 393.
abonnenten

q b n c NJ { 4 ? ? ItEp.
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.sorpftern4, ieoeu 5rettag Q, porlps
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-16

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-16

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-16
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
LPH-MAC0N GETS
BEHIND PAGEANT MOVE
Co-Opcralion Of Faculty and
Students in States Histori-
cal Event Assured

Cooperation of the faculty and
students OF Randolph Macon College,
Ashland. has been assured the Vir-
ginia Historical Pageant Association
by Professor Fox, OF tie faculty. who
was visitor at pageant hcaduuar-
ters yesterday. Members OF the his
tory classes are preparing the his
tories of their individual counties.
and these will be furnished the
pageant association and sent to the
committees in the various counties
for use in the schools Of the counties
The Farmvllee State Normal
School for Girls also has prepared in
siructions and suggestions for using
tn" Virginia Historical Pageant as
an aid In teaching English, literature.
history and other subjects in the
schools OF the state and showing
how the schools may help To make
tn" Nahispa plan success. The bull
lctin to he issued shortly also will
contain Instructions for carrying on
debates in the schools. together with
larger number OF questions for de-
bates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
TO ASCERTAIN FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF '. R. & P.
Provide Basis Upon Which to
Cosider Company's Request
for Blanket Franchise.

Following discussion OF every
phase of the street car situation by
a subcommittee on streets consist
ouncilmcn John j.. Rose and John
rectors Saville and Trafford. with
son, 1t WAS determined yesterday
evening to employ All expert To as
certain the financial conditions sur
founding the operations of the Nir.
glnia Railway and Power Company,
upon which to consider the petition
chisc.
The sense of the confcrccs was that
physical valuation of properties
might not be necessary at this time.
Tut that full report ON the financial
condition. the handling Of the street
railway properties. scope OF manage
ment and methods pursued in the
conduc, of the company might prove
OF value to the committee in reach
ing Il conclusion. The expert will he
directed to furnish Il critical review
In general OF the report of Stone e.
Webster. VIII" made the physical
valuation for the company and
whose report nov is before the COM
mittcc.
City Attorney Anderson will have
the draft OF n contract ready for the
subcommittee at o'clock Monday
afternoon. This will he presented to
the full committee a. o'clock thai,
afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
Santa Employs
Bundle Wrapper
World Var Veteran Has
Charge of Booth in
Post-ODiAe.

Patrons OF the Richmond post :
ONCE nave 'profcsSional' wrapper
ut their disposal. enc who not only
wraps their parcels. but labels and
adorns them with Christmas cards,
seals and gold cord. w X. pcarman.
Il veteran OF the world war, ycster-
DAY opened booth in the main post
Office building. ana mhny Christmas
shoppers turned over their packages
to him.
The idea, which sets a precedent
Tor the Richmond Office. was inaug-
urated at the request of Postmaster
General Hays. who instructed Hay
thornton, local postmaster, to secure
wrapper" for his Office, Pcarman
works under the supervision Of Mr..
Thornton. and has been given III
structions as to tho postal rcEuiu-
tons.
Pcarnan served with the. British
Admiralty two years before a merica
entered the war. and later was at
tachcd to divisional headquarters OF
tn" Twcnty-ninth Division. lie has
had wide experience In bundle
wrapping. having worked In a local
department store for several years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10

game The League OF Ohio Sports-
men has more than 100000 members
he said. and there is admirable CO. OF, :
Grafton between tho farmers and the
sportsmcn.
Mr.. Struber said Virginia had the
best dog laws OF any State i'm the
country. and he hoped to see Ohio
follow in Nirginia's footsteps in pass
ing laws of Il similar nature ut the
next meeting of the Legislatures lie
suggested that the game warden
force in Virginia be put on Il merit
system or civil service system This:
he said. would mean greater efficiency
and would prevent the fish and game
department from being used for po-
litical patronage and keep the war
dens from becoming political foot
balls"
All the Ohio sportsmcn want is n
square deal he said. adding that
practically all the good fish and game
legislation enacted in Ohio. or any
other state. has been advocated by
sportsmcn. Paraphrazing President
llarding's statement. Il love to re-
ioicc in the conscience of the Amcri-
can people" Mr.. Struber said: The
State of Virginia can rejoice in the
conscience OF her sportsmcn- citizens.
She can trust them and believe i'm
them and encourage their organiza-
tign'