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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

SAVE Incorporating expenses and excess
profit taxes and avoid personal liabil.
ny by ORGANIZING your ompau on tho
common law plan. under a declaration %
trust, Anyone. anywhere can nil In De-
marco standard forms. Issue shares and
bvgiu doing business sHmr day. pamph.
let H.l2. free. g. 8, Demareo, legal blank
printct. hla Walnut, kansas CITY Mo.
TlRE SHOPS complete, S376. all standard
equipment, training frye; terms, also
used uutfts. Nulcanistrs supply Co.. .
ta7t Fourteenth 81. Kansas city. Mo.
WE OFFER. subject to approval Of attor.
bonds Of city ~ HCREs, OkmuiRoe county,
OKLA. SAID bonds 10 run go years. Sealed
mos viii be received nv 60 aud including
panied by certified check for 3 per cent Of
bid Mall an bids and communications to
hoscrs Niilett ttt. clerk pegEs, okla,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

.qTPKTTfVE sieepiHs room. adjoining
" tsih. In private family, close In. Usage
an q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

For sale in two new banks capitalized At
$40 zoo each nud located iu two pros
rrtuuH ana growing Dli towns. BioUk uf
approximately tt2tuu. plus dcpoHitcd sur
plus iu each is offered ut par
N1trrHa toA 9t0.E
care Tulsa Daily World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

SSTTiAORE, s.. i3is-For rent nicely
furnished front room, upstairs, also ga
Usage 2034.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

school studentS 10 represent The Auyrl-
can Circulation Co. In Tulsa and neigh.
boring towns. We offer "A 5000 scholarship
20 those who qualify. Also want two
young men who wish TO enter college, 90
travel. See Mr., Oatmau, sunday on Mon
day =, M Majestic hotel,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell aluminium.
ware on installment basis liberal com
mission with rapid promotion Tor hustlrrs
ana honest men, See Mt Hopkins. room
day only.
WAErED-Two EUeCialt, solicitors ip sDIl
for q local furullnr" house, prefer mon
who have had experience as aluminium
statesmen, Apply To Mr.. EluncAnd at
Cadillac hotel 10 10 ~ a. m.
WANT man with small family ru wurH
on farm, three miles south on Peoria
st. j.. NJ. DurelL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

N TaNi-Newly furnished rooms. 32tE
-. Flrst, Usage 1861.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity Tor married
couple, must leave town. can be handled
for $1,000 cash. WIN pay 20 per cent
profit must he sold at once. Investigate
this. You viii be interested. Address
bGH.E. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
HELr wANTrp-FEMALE

AT ONCE Fi'r bright, r0pabl, ladies' %
travel, demonstrate aud soil dcalrrh,
$40 70 SIS per week, railroad fare paid
Write az once. Goodrich Drug Coz Depart
ment sol, Omaha Neh.
AMBITIOUS WOMEN ears oyroLrut lu-
comes Introducing guaranteed I~risCillh
fSbricb. hosiery. underwear customers
everywhere, splendid prpula, beautiful
samples furnished, free instruction Fits
charles Compilation. iT,nlnn, ~ j
COOK WANTED-Apply at 1904 s.
OwRsso.
CULORED maid FOR general houseworH,
must be reliable ana q good cook, salts
factory references required, none other
need apply. servant quarters furnished,
two IN family. psaFe Fl22
COLORED AID must have experience,
20 do general houEcwOrk. Can Cedar
sO7.
FAIRLY experienced seamtross Tor alter
alton and refining work Bohnefield
Cleaning Works.
DOMESTIC science teacher wanted AT
once for government school. Apply In
person. Supt. l. :. Indian school.
Sapulpa, Okla.
LADY COOK wanted IN farm TO cook for
seven men. SEQ T. NJ. PhikOfi IA Il.
First
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

WANTEp-Good housckcopor, mid
dlcahEc. without children, $40 q
week with room and board. Good
home, permanent position. git edge
reference required Phone No 4
or call J. a, Sohumbu, Bigh,art,
Oklu.
YOU CAN GET efficient t]faining that viii
Insure YOU a good position II YOU attend
b~rouEh hons business college.
FOUR PROPERTY CAN uE SOLD
T. J. r.. WORD
22t Lynch Bldg.
Cedar E.St Hsag, g.lt
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y BOARD N ROOMS

-TTpNCTIVE front bedroom FOR gentle
prtyate family; private entrance;
close In. Cedar oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

~ ACKNOWLEDGMENT sleeping room in
N5s'"'e nome. Osage 6C27-R or Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
nrLT-MNLE on rFMNIE

'LEkI<S, - upward. for postal mal
service. $50 month. Examination
september, experience unnecessary. For
ttuc particulars ar instruction. write j.
Leonard tturmor ,tvii service examiner,
l225 Equitable Bldg, Washington -. g.
CANNASSERs 10 solI 5oc prticl. for gas
ranges. Guaranteed reduce gas bills
goo. Fast Foilcr, spmpic 25c. Manu-.
facturor, room 7Og Park Row building.
New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
BUSINESS SERVICE

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ~
PROPERTY SURVEYING-Lots a
specially! general oil field engineering
Drainage Irrigation reasonable faes cali
Ftew, Usage 4s0l. sos Drexei BidE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

ron RALE-An undivided one sixteenth
Interest ia drilling well and l7O-acra
lease, $4,000, Located In NuwHtr uuuuty.
one fourth mite from producing oil wells.
offset by old RaH well, In the direct line
Of development. better drive up and take
a look 1T this lease ~! furnish tho car.
George W. CuuninghRmi SANE Syringe,
okla. phUn0 IGd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
on LANns Am IrAsrs u-A

APPROXIMATELY 1000 acres within
thrrr.QunrtrrH Of a mile Of the 5000, 900
suH we'll ana OIL well flowing 75 barrel per
day natural ThiH production found at
sixteen hundred feet, other sands much
HhRliuWcf. For oslo cheap or consider
drllliug proposition. Addrca box lsO-E.
world, Tulsa, okla,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

l.f|. Nh
u,u1,I. ~.
,,f ,l .u. ~, ~ ,'.l,n, ~
good In,nunp rnva good rnu nn, ",".,
bee sold account domryii, trouble i5uo0
Monday. ,au NJ Lotttryulc OsaEc i6go
WIN " % Cunningham.
HEST auhuthau prp,,ry in tl, CIV suuto
side. hIFh. ,iasg trade ouly. iolnE a
fine buslurfa. Phone DFaEo 4af1
utt4tNtes ,pp,urtrstrV u.u.tJa ,,
~ To- takc over mauaeem'nt "t bU.i.
nose carrying n.If Ini,rrst f]n,,t,rs In.
ycsrmert NJ 1880, salary 1900 monthly
.rhn-'gi proposition gtvc bank .rctcr-
-"'' N"'i''- '"N W. y care oi world
BANK SrOCk
r,, s,ic t, TO-, Nat. ,..t .,u.tn.
IA p"6 w. WV 3'N n'nNH ,apiIhl@'u az
rc'rn. ,nI =" !, ,n''' III t'"H,
approximately kigt0U Mus irporltci sur.
plus iu each is offered vt par.
N'IlrhH boa 20
'"' '"''' p'"' N"'lh
h'Nkhitl FOR SALE Making 600 to
600 loHFcs bread daily, no competition
good town. This ls one ~ the few OK
crpli'ualN ggud bakery. propositions
N"'l'sH l'"A 90 w. care world,
nENrNh oFtl'E aud practice for sale IN
Oklahoma town % 5000, only dcuust
In town Reason for selling Is failing
he0lih Address boz lNlrE, World,
DISTRICT manager To represent large
manufacturer tf better grade
inr and n,arn,ins fnrrc 81 ~ b"nuse Wv ", hnWso
anlicitorH Position worth 10000 YEARLY.
$500 required Cor stock. ~, \ q. Rubber
CO., Gtb Penn Az. Dept. 81, PlttAbutgh,
Pa.
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity Tor married
couple. must leave town can be handled
pront must be sold at once invesusate
sGg.F World
,,,, g,i,
iplN SALE l"o'uVu pslhnonh oAhh W
town u 500 WIN tt80,Oo0, drposiiri
Foud hgllcuiiural section small OH teld
nenr in mnl1h devslopmSnt and ptoISS
ton steadily increasing Address bon COS.
y, Ger" Iulsa World.
FOH SAl.E-prnducc business In Holden
ynlc.
FDU sAIE- VnWpi.f. butrbcr,s outrts
one nrccht coolrt. two blocks. two re-
frlgorator counters, one Hobart min, two
computing scales al practically new and
lAl,ed ilNht. ga n, bchVrt,
Fvh ShLE.do.d cafei zine location In
counter nine tables. best fixtures ~ town
reason for selling, have other buHineau
VIII sacrifice my equity, balance IN pay
monts. for quick sale. W. NJ. ingram, Lc-
land tRte, IittHbutg. Kan.
FOR SAIE-Furnlturo ana lease so rooms,
eleven private baths, lobby, cigar cases,
commercial hotel at bargains good terms.
tuN ti6. Ardmote, okla.
ron small yrucriv clo,, 10 scbonI
cheap rent. 6gi h. Peoria.
Won uESr G.a ,n.,n... ~ -
" NJ, u"o'",s1 =. nan "nu
,W,li,: nihslnE '""h'y' '"o" VIII hahhie.
~ 70 ''"'s
% ALE-NulcnnizlnE ana tire shop
cs'AhlTh"h huHlnchs IN good town on
highway all one man can handle; plenty
OF material Tor winter work up best To-
cation, WIN bear stricteHt investlgalion
tnI pSti,,u'"fS "''i.'a h'H oV' SKA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

400 WEEKLY Statesmen with car pre-.
fcrrolI. sell dealers nt vhpipHalr, new
1000 mile guaranteed auto tItvH, No
seconds or rUhulltH. Main or HidcliuU.
Experience unnecessary. Harrison TIRE
Factory. Hammond. ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
sITt ATIONS NANThD-MAiE "A
~, uudu TIL, heading mast b. paid In sdvaAss.

ACCOUNTANT. nrst-class. nov employed,
wants change. Al local references.
Address hos Igi-E. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

WANTED SIuglc. middle asr roluf,t
woman for general huusDWofN. must
be good cook. Servant uuuftrrH. call
WANTED C,lorcd woman Cor hpusrwprk.
servant quarters Apply ans W. SOW
euth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15
Pergonals

F0EbOhAl0N
J. D. Kennedy and Harry G.
Spears viii leave tomorrow morn
ing for days visit IN Pittsburgh.
Robert w. starkey, Of Lumber
port, was a business visitor in the
city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Moore and
daughter, Miss Lillian. were Sun.
day guests Of relatives here,
Miss Veda Roberts is home from
Wheeling for q visit with her par
ents IN Third street
Mrs. Clarence Beali has returned
from g visit with relatives at Lit
Miss Bertha wade Is spending a
several days visit With friends in
Washington, D. C.
Jacob r. Baker was a business
visitor IN Wheeling on Tuesday.
Guy s. Furbee was q visitor at
ParkersburE yesterday attending
the State Bankers convention.
Harry MCGOWAN will attend the
New York. Pittsburgh Baseball game
at Pittsburgh tomorrow.
Grant Fulton has returned from
a visit with relatives at Falrmont.
Harry F. Williams attended the
fair at Clarksburg yesterday.
Prof. M. e. Sullivan, represent.
ing GInn &. company, publishers,
was business visitor in Manning
ton yesterday.
Thomas A. Leonard has returned
from business visit IN Pittsburgh.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15

Il
y1Sit with lErs. James y DIV, q
PleGSant street.
Miss Gladys Metz attended the
wedding Of, her cousin, Miss Elea'
nor Scott at, MoFgantown yester
day.
Philip Clayton has returned from
visit With his father. Guy w
Clayton, at Cumberland, Nd.
Mrs. Ella Kiusey and daughter
Mrs. Zoe Powell, and Mrs. Dora
Weaver were guests OF friends Al
Fatrmont on Tuesday.
Ernest p. Kepple, OF the EeH
York Times, New York city, Is here
for visit with his uncle, DR.. o. H
Debendarfer and family. in Locust
street.
Mrs. Clara Dietz has returned
from few weeks visit at Berkeley
Lot L. Morris, 0; Fairmont. for.
merly Of this city, was visiting
friends here yesterday.
Mrs. J. W. Fitzpatrick has re
turned from a visit With friends at
CIarksburg.
Miss Hazel Clutter is spending a
visit with relatives In Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs: Roy F. Alder and
little son. and Miss Naomi Furbee
have returned from a several days
visit at Columbus, and. Plain City
Ohio.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15
.MANNINGTON
LonqstretIrKelIy.

The marriage Of Miss Gladys
Jane I,ongytreth to Harold Wayne
Kelly, both popular young people Of
Warrington, has been. announced,
havtng taken place a. Oakland, Md,
on Monday, September Sth. MRS.
Kelly is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac N. Lougstreth, OF Brook
side, and has Tor some time been
employed In the printing depart
n1ent Of the Warrington Publishing
company. Mr.. Kelly Is machtn'
lat at the South Penn OH com
pany's machine shops here. They
are receiving the congratulations
Of their many friends and will re-
side in Warrington.
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RIHIEHzEl COAL
I.I..EI...RI.l DANGEROUS
telitists Finding Out
any Things About
Dust

lGToN, D. C., Sept. IS.
nat dnsts Of variouS types are
Intensely harmful to mankind, oc-
casIoding in some industries ter
Ribs explosions that produce
crest Inss Of lie and property, and
"a othar trades standing reBponr
itjl8 9eT 4 highly increased death
fake from lung diseases IL en-
pha1 fsed BY investigations being
Conducted By the United States
eGfead OF Mines. The fact that
co1t dust has tremendous explo.
size powers once scoffed at by the
SHetefan miner Is now demonstrate
ed frequently by the bureau in its
6wn coal mine at Experiment Pa.
sdeaf Pittsburgh. PulveriXed coal,
blown 20 the furnace through com.
Y sed air lines Is an ideal fuel
~ certain industries, but the
bureau points out that clouds OF
coal dust released from such pipes
at9 Is dangerous as q body OF un.
confined natural gas when liberal.
led in close proximity to open
flames or red hot meal. A mum.
Der OF severe explosions have &C.
c1rred in Industrial plants using
powdered coal as fuel, and it is
neceBsary that care be used in the
INSTALLATION and operation Of such
plants.
Aluminium dust has also been
found to be quite explosive. and
ssTsral disastrous explosions OF
ibis dust have occurred in manu-.
\ featuring establishments. The
5dust of various grains have been
found by the Department of Agri-
6lllt11fe TO be responsible for a
nNlmber Of severe explosions in
Flour mills and grain elevators.
Hard rubber dust is also declared
sto be explosive.
The dust OF rock containing free
silica, found in some metal mines
5dn the West, settling in the lungs
Eots the miners, is responsible for
8hehvy annual death rate from
miners consumption. The Bureau
sbf Mines Found In an investigation
OF conditions In the Butte, Mon.
tara copper mining district, that
The tubercl1lar death rate Of Butte
s5nlinefs was nearly 10 times as
great as that OF residents OF the
State Of Michigan. Pulmonary
dlbease due to rock dust. among
the miners Of the Joplin, Mo, lead
gard zinc district affects probably
5 as high as 80 per cent Of the
miners employed in certain classes
q mines. Remedial measure are
beins found BY the Introduction
Of better ventilation, and through
the Use Of water in drilling and in
the ore piles to prevent formation
sbf q dust cloud In the air.
s5 The Bureau OF Mines in an in
yestigatlon OF conditions among
approximately 80 plants engaged III
the production Of granite at Bare,
vt, found that the artisans and
Slaborers were to some extent sub
/ 3eot to peculiar pulmonary dis.
seese known as stone cutters con-
! sumption or granite pneumonacon.
sieA1ss caused by inhalation OF par
,tteles OF granite dust no more than
$4,000 part Of an inch in diam
seter.
Not all dusts are the enemies
sot mankind, however. The bureau
gis encouraging the use in coal
mine sof barriers Of certain rock
Ednsts Which, when Jared by the
Explosion Of coal dust, scatter and
set as a screen for the stoppage
lot the exploding coal dust. The
dust waste from slate quaries,
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y v IL :
Iend Il ere with tho IStters brothers.
B s. and 5Ilchael Book.
g. 3. Burnett and son Paul
were visitors in Fairmont Monday,
Miss JenevteVe Hunter Of Kat
was visiting Miss Ruth Fisher
here the week end.
Ed. Rothltsberger of Grant
Town was calling on friends here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarence Coen and daugh-
tiers Laura and Lucille are visit:
ing relatives at Hastings.
Edgar Book was a business visitor
in FaiFmont Monday.
Miss Dorthia Phillips Of Mann
ington who is visiting her grand,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N z.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15
Entered Fairment Normal

Misses Marjorie Park, Marie
Bell, Pearl Downs. Messrs. Edward
Rothlisberger, Harold ! Fleming.
Lee Straight Of the class Of 81 Of
the local high school have enter.
ed the Tairmont Normal for the
winter term. Dale Cole Of the
class Of 1890 has also entered.
Miss Beulah Price Of the class OF
1919 and Mss Olive Brand OF the
1890 class have entered for their
second year work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15

Il ao,,ut ing to about 80 per cent 81
'the entlre material mined. has
been found BY the bureau TO Sc
peculiarly adapted to use as
filler In the making Of asphalt
road surfaces.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15
Homo from Hospltal.

Mrs. George ". Morgan has re-
turned to her home in Brookside
addition from Wheeling where she
was a patient in the North Wheel
ing hospital, having undergone a
severe operation.
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MnMa III Waat unlon.

Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Roy left
yesterday for West Union where
they will reside. While here, the
former was in the auto supply and
repair business In Pyles avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15

Ehiglt cht5SI. Sisd 7eo srs grade and
Junior high pupils, The fifth grade
IS being housed IN the Episcopal
church. and the sixth grade is oc-
cupytng the old Baptist church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15

Miss Margaret Han1ey, OF this
city, Is teaching in the high school
at Rymer and iB CHARTERED at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Rob
bins.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15

BVTIHT WNue TeFo
The body Of Joseph Fox who
died very suddenly Monday about
four o'clock in Fairmont, was
brought here Tuesday afternoon
and entered in the I. o. O. F.
cemetery. Short funeral .Services
were held from his late home In
Fairront. He was a former resi-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15
Personals

Mrs. Jean Capet was shopping
in FaIrmont Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bice and
the formers mother, Mrs. Nancy
Bice OF Shinnston spent the week
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15

s. A. Morris, aged resident Of
Akron, Ohio, and Nformeriy a resi-.
dent Of this vicinity, is making his
first visit TO friends and relatives
here after q long absence.
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1.o25 Enrolled,

One Thousand twenty-five pupils
we're found to have enrolled ID the
Warrington schools on the opening
day, Monday OF this week. or this
number 265 are members Of the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15

dahf ~ liace. 3 u Moved to-
Faifmont 3 feR years go. BE is
survived by one sister, Mrs. MaFy.
Bissett Of Fairmont: one brother,
James b. Fox and two sisters,
Misses Ida and Anna Fox are de-
ceaRed,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15
.HayesRorner.

A marriage license was issued
by the county court on Wednesday
Of this week for Earl Horner, OF
Flat Run. and Miss Leona Hayes,
OF near Seven Pines.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15
"a 'Teneh School

Miss Bessie Book has gone to
Long Run, Harrison county,
where she will teach school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15
Called by Mothers Illness.

H. F. Earle, Of this city, left on
Tuesday for Mobile, Alabama,
where no was called by the severe
illness OF his mother.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15

The finest sapphires are found
In ceylon as pebbles in the river
lands.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15
From Elkins

From Elkins
Frank Nay and son Francis Of
Elldns are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
F. s. Book and other relatives
here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15

From Paw Paw

FTVU7 ~ FEW
Misses Zanie and Gladys Thomp-
son and Ellis Toothman Of Paw
Paw were the Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Fisher.
Glas svobode., 1921-03-04
JE VZGoJILO MA STOTISOCE
OTROK.

Borden Eagle Brand zgosceno
mleko je pomagalo ve6jem stevilu
otrok, da so vzrastli V zdrave mia
deniee in mladenke, kot vse druge
pripravljene hrane "a otroke sku-
paj
Gail Borden je prvi izdelal to
hrano "a otroke pred vec kot sest-
desetimi lett "a blagostanje otrok,
in od takrat je bio pomoc ma
teram ko re vse druge hrane MISC
mic pomagale.
Ma tretji strani danasnjega IL
sta Sc nahaja oglas Borden Eagle
Brand zgoseenega mleka. Izrezite
kupon IL MEGA in ga poslJite ma
Borden kompanijo, ma kar vam
bodo poslali brezplaena navodila,
kako hraniti otroka to hrano,
kakor tudi knjigo "Blagostanje
otrok". z
Glas svobode., 1921-03-04
DoBRA oDREDBA.


Danes je paroplovna crta Gu
nard Line pod brzojaynimi i IN
strukcijami IL Europe naznapii.la,
da bodo odslej, zaeevsi siparni-
kom "Imperator" XII je odplul IL
Liverpoola zadnjo soboto, prejell
potion brzojava ime ysakega pla-
eanega potnika, ki zapusti Eyro-
po ma njihovih parnikih. 10 nitro
parnik odpluje IL Europe Sc DO ta-
koi tn zvedelo, kateri potnili Sc
nahajajo ma doticnem parniku.
Cd tn Sc bo potem poslalo ia, me-
ma agentu ali kupcu V tel dezeli.
Pod to odredbo bodo sorodniki a.
Ii prijatelji potnika vedeli Y ma
pref "a njegov ali MEN prihod V
pristanisce Zdruzenih draw ali
Kanade. Ia odredba Sc bo gotovo.
izkazala kot jake prakticna, ker
do sedaj je vedno tezko dognati
kdaj bo potnik dospel.
Glas svobode., 1921-03-04

nosiio elektricni tok 2 Niagara
skin slapov na vshod na eni stra
nj in Mcami, Xxi nosijo elektricni
tok proti zapadu cd keokuk jezu,
na drugi. Ze sedaj teeejo tri
nepretrgane transmisijske crte od
Chicago do reke Mississippi.
Transmisijska zveza raznimi e.
lektricnimi liniiami ina dobre e.
konomicne prednosti. Ce Sc nam
rec zgodi, da ina ena naprave wee
elektricne sile kot jo morejo po-
rabbit konsumenti, tedaj poSlie
preostanck silc = zmerjen seveda
- drugam, kjer jo potrebujejo.
Ma ta nacin Sc sile he zapraylja
po nepotrebnem.
Voda ga jezom ali nasipom ke-
okuk ustvarja elektliko in ia raz-
svetljuje mesto st. Louis III posi-
ia tok tudi Mckinley SlStemu III
zene poulicno zeleznico mnogih
srcdnjcillinojSkih krajih.
Elektricne naprave Prairie du
Sac, katere lastuje Wisconsin Ri
yer Power Co. dobavlja elektriko
20 pogon pouliene zeleznice V Mil
waukee, Rockfordu in drugih Sc
verno illinojskih mestih.
V poslednjih letih Sc je raba
"belega premoga" (Saljivo inc
"a elektriko) tako razSirila. q
preseneti cloveka, ko gleda stati-
stiko. V industriii Chicago Sc ma
primer. dive tretjini vseh konjsbih
sill dobiva elektricnih zic.
Glas svobode., 1921-03-04
v PoDPoRo

"a tiskovni sklad so darovali V
mesecu februarju sledeei somislje-
niki: F. Miklaveie $2.10; M. Les
kovec $1.5O; A. Kristan $1.05; G..
Versnik, j. Pogacnik, A. Burja.
20 $1.00; L. Pike Zoe; A. Lakner
Csc. Pc Soc: Ivana Majdic, j.
Berce, j. Cesnjevar, F. Sasek, F.
Omerzo, M. Guzel, T. Ekar, Mary
Valenc, Il. Sardoe, L. Zupancic, j..
Moder, j. Urbas. In M. Supan 25c.
Skupaj $15.25. v januarju prejeli
$42.15. SlSupaj v tenn letu $57.40
Hvala lepa vsem.