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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
Der Bes.
Bon s. gsnn.

Gin &nabe ging sinnnal auf Die
Reife in Die Sauptitaot; in Der Cir
neriumnlelte lib feline 5anilie, nm
abidieo gu nebmen.
~gib MIR redt adt, Dab bu nuf
ben rebten 8eg fomWll," iagte sic
Wutter.
ngs gibt nur einen euten Beg,1
iagte Der alte @roBuater, Der auf
Der ganf iaB, n0as 1t Der geraoe
Bey, Der iiber ben Berg gebt."
Der &nabe ladte un5 fuBte ben
@roBDater auf Die St1n. .Sa, ia,
@roBpdterben, ou neiBt nidt mebr
aaes, neil OH 10 piel pergiBt. Der
8eg, ben ib nebmen neroe, Der gebt
6urb %blibenoe 5eloer an einem fiji
len 5trom entlang.
Damit iagte er allen nSebepobl1
unb manoer1e leidten SCREENS fort.
IS mar beler Morgen uno Die Som
ne idier1. ST nabm ieinen Beg ourd
Die blubenben Gelber, NO es lebr
i9on mar, Die 2uft pon 8ogeliang
uro oas eliternoe @ros pol Bitten,
rot, blau, piolett, bunt, mie Deg
&6nigs S9asfammer, nnb Der &nabe
pfliidte iid cine uro mari fie fort,
Inn Damn cine anoere ab5ureiBen,
uno inng i'm @e6en.
Mber balb fublte er Ben 8o0en ur-
ter ii6 feudt merOen. 6as @ras
mubs lang uno reidte Bis on feline
&nie, es umitridte leine 6iBe, BEL ie-
Dem SbriH perianf er tiefer IN benz
5blomm unD Woor unb ibmar5es
Eorfmaiier quon aus Dem @run6. ct
bemertte, baB er in einem grunblo-
len 5umpf lfedte, Der iib ringsum,
iomeit er ieben fonnte, ausoebnte unb
in ben lid, ~nirgenos Elm 8fao 5eigte.
.Merfmiroig," iagte Ser &nabe,
bob i'd oieien Sumpf nidt ldo1
fruber bemerfte, iebt muB i'd einfad
umfebrenL ionit merbe id ben 8ee
unb pieaeidt mein 2eben p%erlieren.1
Mit Scot un6 Miibe aog er feline
0uBe aus benz S9lamm unb Iudte
ieiner1 Bee aufs feite 2an0 3urid.
Als er Ieiner 8Iid IN Die entgegetge-
iekte Mdtung marote, iab er eine1
groBe11 Berg gerooe Dor fid ,1no iiher
Den Berg lief Elm Bes ourA Gelfen
u1o @eitripp.
Ser Beg felt beidpuerlih al,s1.
iagte Der Rnabe, .aber eS l1uB tuobl
Der redbte iein, benn er 1T felt uub
troden; t16dftesmal periude ID g
nit benz"
@eger1 Mbeno erreidte Der 4nnte
iein &eir1, u1iibe nn6 bei9nt,ist.
.Seute morgen babe i'd einer1
eIe1loen Beg eingeidlasen," iagteer,
.morgel1 muB i'd mieoer fort u1o
ben geraoen Beg nebmen, Der i6er
ben Berg I6uft, oas lit Der ei115is
ridtige."
rBirtlid?" fragte Der @robuater,
Ser in Der gfe fab, .gut, mertn man
oas meiBl"
Ser Rnabe Iadte uno fuBte i'm
auf Die Stirn. n2iebes, altes @roB-
p6ter9en," iagte er, rou meiBt ridt
mebr alles. neil 6u 10 piel per-
giBt.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
Der ne,ae GeiaGftsleiter
Ser Containers Supply
GentpaftY tritt feline
Steue an.

9. 6. @empel, BET 11eue geidafts.
letter Der @oniumers Bbolelnls Cup
pip COMPANY, lit in Der Stabt ange-
uro bot bic @eibdftsleitung
0es ct. Glouo Store iibernpmr11ert.
Serr Sempel bot i'm Grocery @e=
5polf Sabre lnnge grfabrung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

- 5atnIe Beheioen
Jeit. BeiudDerin Our &ausfrnu)
gmtffnnIoigen sic nur, aJran
5dneioer, i'd fomme 10, tDie ib
Fin.
&nusfrau: s. ons mabt nidts,
fiebe Gr1li l1llrid, Sic ffi1oen ll1s
olih q. ME mir fil1o. 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
ebriet he's
nnipffr.
airhnftipn1r:.

y.N.Fas EN.r
NcQ. ole Nuiiebr,
ueI1 Den trler bel
0en WeDesmciler &c.
Dier fam e.
ill %allllcrid)ter lei
gele als bob Dcr
Be0csmeller, me1lll.
er iib emal blobe
oubt, pas ia nit OF
bdppene 0ubt oab
0.~# Hlfrrl- - ia -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

Steuern anf Minen. Hro5ent.
1920 !. !. $18,250,364.91 1853
1919 15.436,O7S.O9 74.65
1918 i. 4. 1t,2O9,543.43 1897
1917 1905, 1929 s 100
1916 Zip, 2S4.3O 1928
1916 6,249,O05.4S $3.50
@inonu. = @eneralabiutant @.
S. &binop trof am Wittpod aus
st. SAUL in 8inona, I'M sic 5treif=
hage in ser Mnlage Ser SnterItate Na=
ding Co., 5u unterlrden, in melder
9ienitagaben0 bel einem &raman
mehrere Gerlonen berlett murben, INT
si entlteioen, nb sic gntIenbung bon
5taotsmir!o notig iei. l1nmittelbm.
mad, sciner Mnfl1nit bielt Sen. Gbinom
cine &onferena nit Sta0t= un6 Count
tpbeamten un0 Ser 8etriebsleitung
Deg Sdlahtbm1Ies ab. Ser 5treif, ON
Incident iid ungefdbr 100 2eute be-
teilircn, lit 6aSurh e%ntltanoen, 6aB
Die 9ahne Inn 10 Gents pro Stun6e
ilerobgeiebt murOen.
+. 8ipeItone. - Nur oftibe ODER
ssarmer, sic fi6 bon ser Mrbeit 5u=
riifge5ogen babenL nelhe an feineln
anoeren @eihdfte ntebr beteiligt iin0,
lperben int 8ipeltone Gountn 5arm-
biiro nod als Mitglieoer aufgenom-
men. ess11 ser lebten Geriammlnng
Des Surmbiiros tpnren iiber 100 6ar~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13

hasta el punto de que ell cafe de Puer
to Rico apenas Sc conoce en- los Esta.
dos Unidos. x
Y 81 a la protection puede logicamen
to atribuirse Ell tremendo desarI clio e
el valor de nuestras IdPoRTAc1oNEs
y de nuestras EXPoRTAcIoNES du
rante los ultimos veinte amos, parecenos
cosa muy legitima la opinion d. nues-
tros cafeteros de que su producto-uno
de los mejores de America-debe ser
participe del general bienestar de que
disfrutan otros productos otras indus
trias merced los privilegios que Ia
Tarifa aduanera les asegura. Els 81 cafe
rn producto tan nacional como 10 SOL
Ell azGcar, Ell tabaco y las frutas. Cult
vase, Sc desarrolla y Sc beneficial !a
sombra de la misma bandera; la ban
dera gloriosa de las franjas y las estre-
Has que signifca justicia iguales opor
tu.idades para todos!
Sin vacilaci6n alguna he de afrlnar
qua soy en- este m0mento el eco de mi
uares de cafeteros de La jsls; permita-
M, decirle que eesa question del cafe
ss dc capital impoytaacia que me-
reae IL mas decldida consideration.
siendo asi que las probabiliclades
Io I'M cambio en- la tarifa en- el aentiao
de favorecer los cafes 'nacionales"
&c Puerto Rico y dc las islas Hawaii,
es cosa un tanto remota, quisiera su-
gerir entonces ell 4uo, como medida de
compensation, utilize ustcd todos los
medios su alcance para la Immediate
extension Puerto Rico de Ia ley de
Cr5ditos Rurales, que resultara asi CO.
mo una bendici6n para los cafeteros y
para las pequefias industr!as,
Nosotros, los cafeteros,- ahora y
sicmpre- -insistiremos en- ell asuut) de
la protection como question de derecho
Y de justicia hasta tanto la palabra
protection figure en- la tarifa; cozl-
tiados estamos de que nuestro reclamo
Sc vera reconocido algIn dia en- ell por
venir. Ell cafetero, como consuInidor, pa
ga su parte en- la protection Gle que
los demas productores disfrutan NADIA
reciben en- cambio.
En- conexion con este iiltime pare
ternlinar he de permitirme citar del TO-
ueto "PLEA FOR GROWTH AND
PROTECTION OF THE AMERICA
COFFEE INDUSTRY (Alegato oa.
"a Ell desarrouo y protection ce la in
drstria del Caf6)-pubIicado hace al.
gun tempo por I'm prominenta cafete.
ro de las islas Hawaii:
Isl Ell CoNSUMIDoR, QUEEN
PRAcTTCAMENTE EXIsTE GRACIAs
A LA PROTECTION, NO oUIERE
YER LA JUSTICIA DE ESTA PETI
cIoN Y ARGUMENTo, PoRQUE NO
SUGERIRLE ENToNcEs, QUEEN
QUIERA Ell SEA CUALQUIERA
QUE Ell SEA, LO SIGUIENTE: TEN
GAMoS LIBERTAD DE CAMBIo PA
RA ToDAs LAS CosAs,-LAs sU-
YAS Y LAS MAS! ST HA DE SER
PROTECTION, QUE SEA PARA TO
DAs LAS CoSAs,-- LAS sUYAs Y
LAS MIASl''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13

FFogistaFis 1est u. RoerfgNss
Tanes Ne 9. rsiffone 80. san @aan.
rusrts kiee. elfuAae ea ana es las
Frtnsipaifa Gales esre8 O. TEA
y 6sl TsatFe. pF6nins > - Mustsa.
saaAgss 81 cerrse , dsm4s Edinsass
Es1srnisa. Sass unts ssFvisio e..
ssia4ta ~ siFFsn CoEai1ss q esmaaa'
- - ndmissm mkcaadea q PRESSES
wakNimnn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
HOTELES


Hltuafo e. 81 corsEan ds Ia eiuaaa
Peri faftamenls acondielo louado eQa "a
g. loa naalmntaa miaaeFnoai Aaeen.
60. Is'efenas. Iimbf@a, Mmgni6eas
haEsincignsa e1n haAo pFlFa1o y sfee-
- aauItaFios. Espsrial eonfoFt psFa
fmmaia4 Eiatauten. ffseloa uasss-
Fmaaa.
Fslafn0as ssa , ioQ9. r. q. Box Sc
Gals q So franeiseo. Ne. 81
Haa 4uan. y. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13

Etiecio esnstruids sxprssamsAts
para Hotsi. modsrnaments sQuipade
eon aacensor, hahitAcionas cen bEne
teitfeno. timbEss , suAnts reGuiSra
81 n,oderno "sonfort'. Plan Europso
Restaurant q is saFtA TslGfensa.
Ssi-li4A Bex 1853, San jose. Plaw
Principal. eAh Inan. 2. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13

wl m4a fFeneos ample esnedor saa
Tiuta ~ mar. DEPARTMENTS para fa-
alias FTents 81 edineio del senado
ssrea DE- los demks Centres oAsia-
lea. III mas eouvsnisnts para tran
asanesa--Gs siquiiaE 90 eamas 80
maraL guinosnal msnsual. Hospe-
dsis eemplsto. $500. Gale de- Girls.
q, Nan. n. San jean. Tslkfono 8Ao.
?. o. Bon baa. PFopistaris: PEDRO
ARRTETA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
IMPERIAL

~ nasioF, mas ysntilado . hlgie
nloo Colmado. Gran sHrtids de- ess
serves sspaaalass frshsesas . italia
nsa
PREcIOs SIN cOMPETENCIA
hurtido complete en- GalistAs iRKis
sss , amsFieanas. Msysgaos, p. ,
Frutss fFeseas podsG lss ssmEnaf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
EL. YESURIO

RnFsaatpe . mi mmmeHmaa eiismtaan
Was wwsvHmmnts ma aneusutEs al
fraats g. ssas ssrsailads Reriaurrnt
asmAs snapHlr4r6a en- ennera4e ssr-
Wtsts q Ia eaFea
@a m6mihsm ahoma6ss 3 nun@s fnb
- iaa NshEssoa syagu9fti,
Eiaa1as nlNALnA
Afisn ~. esa gosn Tstfono ass
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
sELIoGRAPH. fCatanol

Benny Leonard en- Ell episodio siete
de "Mala sombra'' ell gran drama
en- cinco actos Alma de Cantaro''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
aIvoLI, (Rio Piedras)

Reprise a petici6n del publico de la
extraOrdinaria production pOr Priscilla
Dean Reputation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
LA CAFETERIA
Ell DORADO


UrsHts = IA okmSza Dc DslsSAassl
efFses2ea IN seTxieio de- eemidas q Il
saaa y presses ds situasi6n. UM sxes.
issta , aEsmAaics eAf6 para 81 gusts
mas rsfsnM4o HAgaGss uEa viCta !
so ss1apiacids.
vXuTTmoa Y ToRRRn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
LAS PRoPosICIoNEs DEFINITIvAs
AcERCA DE LA ALTA sILEsIA

GINEBRA, Octubre les probable
que los miembros de la sociedad de las
Naeiones lleguen mafana a un acuerdo
definitivo en- el prolbema de la Alta si-
lesia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13

Ultima Jornada de 'sHaudine'' EEL
caballerO Misterioso''. Tres episodios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
rEATRo AMERICA.

Madge Kennedy en- Ell drama en- cinco
actos ''Casados por Momentos'' ell
noveno episodio de ia Mala sombra'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13

Norma Talmadge en- lie bonita cinta
"La Isla de la conquista'' y una come
dia por Luquitas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13

En ei ooiltro eomsreial - Ba1
guan. eon vista . IL bahia. Contisas
80 habltaeiones mnplias con suartaa
ds hsho. ~ROof gArden", siaiO idsal
para bales, banqustsa, -soirsaa". n
sitis es rsunibn Dc Il busna s0sisaad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
CINE LAS ANTILLAs.

Los episodios treee catorce de la Sc
rie lei Hijo de Carzan'' una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13

Taylor Holmes en- Ell drama en- cinco
actos "Alma de Cantaro" una CO.
media.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
e. COLONIAL.

Nueyo afe-restauFant, situado en- Ia
Plaza De "Baldorioty".
El mas e6ntrieo, limpio y mas solici-
tado p0r el pdblieo.
Sc aiFFen "iunehA" eomidaa q pre-
clos eumamente econ6miG0s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
CINE NORMA.

La extraordinaria production drama
tica en- siete actos, por Marjorie Ram
bean "La expiaci6n de una Madre''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
ANTTLLANO.

Situaa0 en- siti0 ekntrie0 de Ia eiu-
dad. Tel6fono SCI.
Comidaa q 81 earta a d0miciliO.
Hospedaie c6m0do Especial con
fort para familia y viajantes. Admi-
timos ab0nados. EsmerO prOntitud
en- ei eeFvicio. E'reci0s completamen-
e. reaaeidos. VisltenOs se conven-
cera. :. Brau St, No. 25. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13

rEATRo STRAND.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
CINE. TIRES BANDERAs"

Ultima Jornada de 'sHaudine" EEL
Caballero Misterioso''. Tres episodes.
rEATRo AMERICA.
Madge Kennedy en- ell drama en- cinco
actos ''casados por Momentos' ell
noveno episodio de La Mala sombra' !.
JINE LUNA.
Norma Talmadge en- lie bonita cinta
La Isla-de la cOnquista'' una come
dia por Luquitas.
CINE LAS ANTILLAS.
Los episodes trece catorce de la Sc
rie ''El Hijo de carzan'' una comedia.
ZINE NORMA.
La extraordinaria production drama
tica en- siete actos, por Marjorie Ram
bean "La expiaci6n de una Madre''.
CEATRo STRAND.
Taylor Holmes en- Ell drama en- cinco
actos "Alma de Cantaro" una CO.
media.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
President Urges UniVin Efforts
To S0lue Vital Race Problems

lem in his recent address to Con-
gress, wrote that the league had
been "particularly useful in it's con-
tribution toward the solution of the
problem of the races in the United
States because it has sought to Sc
cure the cooperation of leading peo-
pie of both races in attacking these
IT feel that this represents the
ONLY procedure by which we can
hope for fullest and most desirable
results" continued the letter. Ihe
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Airplane Liquor Case PuzzlinE.

airplane. laden with liquor. which was
captured on the Daffin Park landing
field. by Savannah police, will be
turned over to the federal authorities.
Georgia law does not provide for the
confiscation of airplanes that may be
engaged in Illicit liquor transporta-
ton. a map found in the machine by
the police shows tracings which ap-
pear to be places visited by the air
plane during the last few weeks. the
police advance the theory that the
machine has been engaged in trans
porting liquor for some time and that
Savannah is the base of supply.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

year. and others who received similar
sentences. admitted being among the
leaders in the gang which terrorized
a part of the country last fall, burned
cotton gins and other buildings and
threatened farmers with severe con-
sequences IL they sold their cotton at
a low price and did not agree to re-
duce acreage this year.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-Praise for
the work of the National Urban
League, for social service among ne
groes, was expressed in letter from
President Harding made public to-
day by Eugene Kinckle Jones, execu-
tive secretary of the organization.
President Harding, replying to a
letter from Mr.. Jones commencing
utterances regarding the race prob
Evening star., 1921-04-28
student. Expelled and Fined.

DURHAM. SN. &C. d. McWhorter.
Q. D. Sawyer, r. c. Brooks. jr.. and
J. Harvey. the four Trinity Col
tempted to haze Jack Mcclure. a Trim
ity freshman, who in turn stabbed
and seriously wounded young Brooks,
son of the state superintendent of ed
ucation. were convicted on a charge
of hazing in recorders court here and
We're fined $25 and costs each. They
are also automatically expelled from
college, under the state anti-hazing
law.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Bank Cashier Arrested.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-A. H. Proctor.
cashier of the Bank of Black Rock,
Ark. closed last month by the state
banking department, was arrested
here on charge of receiving de-
posits when the bank was insoIvent
it was learned here
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Naya, Station Being Closed.

GULFPORT, Miss.-The work of dis
mantling the naval training station at
| this place has begun. Capt. Walter
Baker, who superintended the cs-
ia blishment of the station, is in charge
of the work. The enlisted men will be
sent to other stations and the clerical
force paid off at the end of the
month.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
% Night Riders Sent to Jail.

.JONESBORO, Ark. - Twenty three
men under Indictment on charges
growing out of night riding here last
fenced to prison terms ranging from
two months to a year. Dewitt Gar
rett. who was given a sentence of
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Picture Operator Freed.

LA CROSSE, Wis.-B. G. Brown. own
er of motion picture theater at Nir-
oqua, arrested on Il charge of violat-
ing the blue laws = by operating on
Sunday. was found not guilty by a
jury The petition for his arrest was
circulated by the Women's Christian r
Temperance Union.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

George NJ King. both Of Toledo. Ohio.
were arrested here for alleged par
ticipation in the recent mail robbery
at Toledo. They were held in bonds
of $4,000 each by United States Com
missioner Mason for further hearing.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Finds Daddy Racking
His Brain for Name
for Blessing No. 18

1RONWOOD, Mich, April %.
When n physician went to a
home today in response to n call
dering over n list of names.
MnttSOn was looking for n
name for the eighteenth baby
in the family. girl. Fifteen
OF the children are-living.
The mother IL fOrty-fOur and
the father forty-six.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Balk on Insurance Probe.

JACKSON. Miss.-The committee of
insurance agents named to secure GER
tain information regarding the insur-
ance tangle in Mississippi asked for
by Gov. Russell has stated that the
conditions imposed by the governor
are impossible to fulfill and are of
the opinion that no special session of
the Legislature will be called.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Woman Made Revenue Agent.

WARRENTON, Va.-Judge George
Latham Fletcher has appointed MISS
Zaldeem D. Strother, commissioner OF
the revenue for the central district OF
Fauquier county. This is the hrst
time in the history of Virginia that a
woman has held such an office.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Women Haired as JurOrs.

MADISON. Wis-The state assem-
oily has killed a bill to amend present
as jurors. The bill had passed the
senate.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Bir Cut in Price Of Bread.

TAMPA, Fla.-Bread has dropped
to cents for a sixteen-ounce loaf at
one bakery here, the lowest price in
four years or more, and almost back
to the pre-war price OF a fourteen
ounce loaf for a nickel. Lower cost
of, all ingredients that go into bread
was given as the reason for the 30
per cent cut.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Cut Rates to Aid Business.

DETROIT.-A reduction of Is per
cent in all classes of freight rates
was announced by the Detroit and
Cleveland Navigation Company. The
reduction, A. A. ShantZ, president, an
nounced. was designed to stimulate
freight business on the lakes and aid
in lowering prices generally.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
wom,n Fire Victim Dies.

MOORE HAVEN, Fla.-Mrs. A. c.
Coleman is dead from injuries she
received in the fire which devastated
the greater part of the business sec
tion of this town. Tuesdays fire loss
is estimated at $4,000, with about
$4,000 insurance.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Customs Agent Fractures skull.

SAVANNAH, Ga.-David G. Barrow,
collector of customs at Savannah, fell
down a stairway at his home Tuesday
night, fracturing his skull at the base
of the brain. His physicians say the
extent of his injury will not be known
for several days.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Find 1888, 900 in Securities.

CHICAGO - Non-negotiable notes
and checks for SS3S,000 stolen from
two bank messengers during a rob-
berry on an Illinois Central railroad
train two weeks ago were found by
the police in an abandoned railway
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Senate pn.se. Coal Tax Bill.

HARRISBURG. Pa.-The state SEN
ate has passed the bill placing an ad
valorem tax of 12 per cent on an
thracite coal when prepared for mar
ket.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Jury Reports on Double Tragedy.

STAUNTON, Va.-A sheriff and his
posse were named by coroner's jury
as responsible for the death late Mon
day of Clarence and John Ryder.
brothers, killed near their Highland
county home. The verdict said John
Ryder met death at the hands of the
sheriff and the posse in the legal
discharge of duty, and Clarence Ryder
hy shots negligently fred.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Submarines Ordered to Pacific.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H.-Eight sub
marines built and stationed here have
been ordered by the Navy Depart
ment to proceed to the Pacific coast.
The boats will leave in two detach-
ments of four each on May and IA.
At New London. Conn. the little
fleets will consolidate and proceed to
the Pacific under convoy of the
u. S. S. Beaver.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

car. The checks were found. the po-
lice said, on information given by one
of two men held for alleged compile
ity in the hold-up.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

race problem is one that concerns
all of us, and which We must all
join in handling"
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Held on Mail Robbery Charge.
CHlCAGO.-Harry Hurwat and
Evening star., 1921-04-28

MOthoxone Crystals, pkg, 3Sc
White Tar Moth Chips, pkg, 3Sc
Red Cedar Moth Compound,
Package. 15c
Peterman's Roach Food, small
can 1Oc; medium size, 18c; large
can, 3Sc
Peterman's Discovery, small size,
13c; lage size. 23c
American Rat and Roach Paste,
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Preventol Liquid Insecticide and
Bug killer-used with spray or
sprinkled, per quart, s5c; half
gallon, $1.2J; gallon. $2.25.
Moth Balls or Moth Flakes,
z pounds for &c
Crude CarbOlic Acid, pint, 2Oc
Black Flag. SOC. 3Jc, 15c
BONO Insecticide, qt. 75c; pit. 4Oc
Turpentine,. -. .qtS 3Sc; pit, 2Oc
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Complete assortment of Chocol;
Creams and various nut and fruit ere;
centers. The kind of chocolates ii
appeal to the week
;::$:; $: .;s: s:::;s::;' :; i: 49,
value at.... Pound b
Evening star., 1921-04-28

The UNIVERSAL is .
favorite at Zoe straight.
Maintains its place be-
cause Of real quality
and genuine flavor. BE
sure to get acquainted
with this UNIVERSAL
favOrite at
Box of 80. T.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-29
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STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S: - Stock dealings today continued to reflect the detached attitude of tue public and the more divergent views of pro- fessional interests. Leaders rose and fell, mostly within contracted limits and the operations of bull pools ill specialties were ignored.
 More than half of the business cen tered in faEorites of the oil, steel equipments and affiliated groups. Aside from fair offerings of Reading and Pennsylvania at l point declines, rails were relatively dull. The ten tative plan of the interstate com- merce commission for a consolidation of the transportation systems occa- sional little comment. Sales 465.Co0 shares.
 The bond market lost some of its recent activity and strength. Trading in Liberty and Victory issIe5 was fair ly extensive, but further speculative profit taking was in evidence. espe- cially among Liberties. Sales, par val ue, $17,775,000.
 Wide fluctuations in cotton and grains again diverted attention from the securities market. Commission houses with connections at western and southern centers were most prom inent in these commodities in which extensive exports were reported.
 Money was, easier to the extent that all call loans were made at y per cent, against yesterdays maximnln Of 5k, but withdrawal of local reserves by interior banks reduced available supplies of time funds.
 Another slump in the German mark to the new low of .0078, with moder- ate recovery later, was the feature of the foreign exchange market Brit ish and French rates were barely steady, Italian bills eased and central European Iemittances weakened with the more adverse German rate Slight improvement was shown by Ja- panese quotations and tine further ad- vance of the Chinese rate as represent ed by Shanghai, was ascribed to in creased purchases of bar silver for that market and East India.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-29
LEGION NOT SEEKING
 STAY Or EhECU1IO.d

CHICAGO. Sept 28.-"No man has the ability to represent the American Legion, department of Illinois, in ask ing stay of sentence for Carl Wan dered," w. R. McCauleys state com mander of the legion, declared in telegram tonight to Governor Small.
 The message was in answer to re- ports that the American Legion was seeking another reprIeye for Wan derer, who had been sentenced to be hanged Friday for the murder of "a ragged stranger he had employed to stage a mock hold-up during winch he killed his wife and unborn child.