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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03
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Ser Sc gan1Ie Mi1uelota Wra6es,
ionu11enIignet n1eo Ell rfpreab" at
fra 20 til 20 Gents len og faaune
y@raoe" 1t11oer set fpoernle 5bItem,
1on1 Set 1tu praftiieres. 9ette bpr
eigre set ino1D1en6e for enbber, at
naar man gi6r 6en 8aa1ta11o at cit
fub1tantiel &ebifion nf 6e fpoenole
@to11ooros bill ia n1il1bre Nrifer til
5gIge, er set i11tet nnoet ems ct u8n-
.gaboo," fremfert al 5pefulanterne
pan @rgnmorfe0et og of Mplleit1te-
res1erne. Sor1nerne NoroDeiten
bgr 6erfor iffe la fig forbleffe oe11-
ne &an1p for fine @ctigbeoer, men
bo1be @aa1pen 9ooe1be. i116til be bt11-
Ser frem til Ger. Netop nlt gieloer
set at 1tptte &ongresn1unb @tee1er<
ions Sor1lag be6 at 1fribe til bann
.og andre &pngresnle1b fra Noro-
beite11. ~2a1 &ongreslen faa bibe
Ste1n11i11ger blanot Garmerne Deore
re116e bette Spgrsn1ual.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03
Oscar s. @aniom.

Oscar S. Sanion berfra 8pen oe-
Sc iioite Grebog af Npreipgbon1 oe
efter at ia unoerfoitet fig en Sperc.
tion.
Mfogoe bar fgot / &riitiortia, yeor-
ge, for 6S Mar fioe,1. 16 Mar gan.-
mel TOM ban til sln1erifo oJ Ianoefe
/ SEEM Dorf 1ne0 IS et.s / 2onnnen
og u6en Gelge of @1egtringe ellcr
@ie116te. % Star ga1a1nel TOM 6an
til Gerg11s Sails og bar nogle 9(ar
Eie11e1tegl1t / set ganIe @el1 &otel,
Ion1 fto6 poa glor61ioen of Glpen.
5au tog ban @omelteaola1lb $olrn
al Brabfor6, @ilfin county, bDor
bar bpgget Jig ct baffert Baarbs-
bjen1. 9n1fring 90 sfur 1ioen rei1te
bon til. @tatel1 Georgia, bbor bon
fjghtc en Grugtfarn. Me6ea1s Dan
bar ser bab6e ban set l1beD 1T fan
fin enc @rn1 1oa i1er,f beifuoigd at
SEN n1ontte aflpttes Generc iolgte
ban i'm gie116ou / 5tori6d og fom
tilbnge til @ilfin County, bpor BON
oreb e11 flor sSorr1. % hoehe Der i110.
til 1ibite geptuar naar Tan flDtte0e
BERTH 8Den. Gjel1nen1 set i;6Ite
Mor bar ban peret n1e6 6aar1ig Sci
1e. On1fring cit 'tJes SID fpr iin
Dp6 unoerfalte6e ban Jig en- Opera-
tinn.
gfopoe oberlebe3 of Sl1ltru og to
5pnner, Sans S. Gon;on, bcri 3d.
en- og 8. 81. Sonion, Sacona, Boib.
@egrabellen fore1oar ioag fra gar
noros 4opel> forrettci at goitpr 3.
50. Gtol1t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03
Grploiion / @inmeappIts.

Siofte 2gr6ogsaften benbte Ser
noget befpnoerIigt MinneoroIis..
0n1frirg &l. 10. bbrtes ser cit Ct
pIoiion / Smegnen of g,ieolIe: Mbe.,
Iige ne6 / Gorreh1ingsitreget og
GoH floffet fig 6ercnfring forat
fi116e u6 bba6 set bar 'on ben6te.
Man fan6t at en- grplclion af EFT el-
Ter on6en Slaes baooe fu,16et Ste6 ,
rnoer @o6e11 og poa flere Gte6er
Tom ser SIon1rner op gie1nem Mob-
11tngerne / @n6er. Sn1frinG Ell Slime
ienere TOM Ser e1 mere pol6ion g.
p1olion of ian1n1e @lags. Den bar
iaa bol6iom at @in6uer fnuites / he
onfringliggettoe 8bgninger og Du-
finbis al Menenifer fom ito6 ONT
firing poa @a6en fol6t ON og 1aa
fom og6e. Mange bleb beifa6iget al
@1asftDffer font faI6t ne6 ira 6e
fnuite 8i116uer. 5enere bar Der flc-
re @rplofioner.
&ba6 Ben egentlige Morfag for big
ie @rplofioner bor, BET ibnes man
lite at fnnne forfIare. Mon bar
frer1Int SEN Tbeori, at De bleb for
aariaget be6 at eleftriffe Eraa6e io,n
loa ober binanoen o,tte1t6te @os,
font bab6e fa1111et fig / Mebner 1tn-
Der SsSeroen. &bao nu enb NarIagen
bur, ioa n1na oe,tt1e &e1tbelie anlees
font gonffe e1teitoaenoe / tit @lngs.
Sn1fring so Berioner bleb iooret,
nogle af 6em 1ibsfar1ig og @ien6o1ns
tabet beIgber fig til on1fring $780,
900.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03
Wers. e. S. S sSSpbuiun.

Wfrs. g. S. SSobnion, en al Dul-
tons beit ogtebe Mpbre, osoe lit
&iern oerfte6s fi6ite 0nsoagsaftei1
efter ct la11gt og intertefulot Gpgc=
leie. Mfodoe bar pGret n1eo ooarlig
S5elbreb gjennem Sc 1ioite ipb Mar.
Det melt af benne Sio bar bum pG-
ret plaget af >@igt 5ibite &inter
fit bum oglaa SSnflon1n1ation 8rp:
ftet (pleurilp) og bar beret @enge-
ligge1oe 1i6e11 / 6ebruar.- Men nn-
ser al Denne Mo6gang og 2ioelIe
bor bum beret taaln1ooig og ingen
bgrte be116e Hage. :
Mrs. Sobnion bar -fpot / 9torge,
og bar beo fin Dp6 81, Mar, II Mao
neoer og 4 0oge gamn1el. Sum uo-
ba116rebe til Mnnerifa for SO Mar IL
oel1 og fom ferit til Nepno1oS, g. .
s 1887 bleb BUN gift meo 81. S.
Sobn1on @il1sboro. De flDHeoe
ltrofs til Dnlto11, bbor Be 1ioen bat
bobt lit Silent. S 6eres sggteifat
Dar oe babt tire 8erl1, font meb f:
8aber begreoer Enbet al en fierlia
og on1lorgsfalo S1itr1 og Mooer
Bgrnenes geabne er. 8etnie S .Sobr
ion, gaibier af Sarn1ers & Mer:
chants 8a11f Dnlton; Mls SSoe
Sobn1on og 9enrD Sssobnion, iom el
bie1ntne
9egrnbeIiea1 foregif fiolte Senbal
efternriobog fra 5ien1ulet og 8tonS
@irfe unber 11fe6ba1tlis flor Delta
oeIie Raftore1ne gprqlqng1 og Mo;
bera forretteoe m :. :.
ysszxzzss=ssssszs - -
9th. Dattl1llll net btDf tgl
IRpiIiteaf 55t1 DId6,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03
Uorlfe Sfoleb6oer ttllal9s
u9eblabets> kontor,

Mrbeibct bleb em 8brbe. rSsfior
fplte leg mig beitan6ig faa tret og
lbog, at Mrbei6et b1eb mig en- Bbr-
be", ifriber &r. &eter @oHbuien fra
@rapion, @ebr. ~SSeg bar fun brngt
nogle faa Glaffer af Dr. Beters Rlt-
rifo, og ieg er iaa raft igien, iom leg
pleie6e at bere> og NIT Mrbei6e gaar
let fra @oor10e11. 9enne vtrette
Gor,1enn1el1e" biI burtigt foribi16e,
naar bette gan1n1el6agie urteni66el
begpn6er at birfe;; set 1tbrfer bele
@Dlten1et. Det bIiber lite folgt al
apotefere> 1nen Ieberes til 6olf 81.
refte af fpecielle @genter for Dr.
Eeter SabrneD & Cons So. 2501 !.
@oibington 8lb6., Gbicaeo, sSn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03

SIabsftetten. &aler boIotes af 8ro
fesior Baafcbe, Dpcent SoIsrl.o og
5ornaan6 for @uobranosoa IsInget
/ Mmerifa, HaItor &borfbeen. 6Ing
baie6e paa ollie @anrbe bele DoIe1t
ober, og Ser bleb ri11get nne6 @irfe-
flofferne / alle Dalens &irfer fra M.
t1H-12. -@ongen og ntulig oefaa
@@ronprirts 9lab be1teoes at oeHn /.
Msie Gefligbeoer. Ser er 1,6gibee
ct GGeittliffriftt nSlab 6en Seuige", ifre
bet af Rrofesior @ooicbe, ligefaa EN-
Me6alie mo6eIleret af Maleren SOL
be og preget af @rab6r $ronbien. :,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03
BE CAREFUL in hot wealth

BE CAREFUL in hot weather
When the suns rays are SO hot
the stomach and bowels should
be kept in regular, normal, heal
thy condition, SO that the system
will not be upset by mass Of I'M
digested, fermenting, poison-pro-
ducing food: Foley Cattartic Tab
lets are gentle in action, but sure
They relieve sick headache, bill
ousness, bloting, sour stomach,
gas, bad breath, coated tengue
and ether otthef syn'p1tton1ls f Of indigo indigo
stieH; = :.
Sold Eysfyv1lsfsI ii. ::
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03
Set Norr 21ttberife 2anbsmag-
6pntsfprbn,16 i Mnterifa. =

Sra t56e til 17be ssuIi fibitleoe1'
bolotes Set ct 2anosu1g6on1sit
/ Chicago, bborunoer ct 9eorIf 2a1t6.
2at1os ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bleb orgaa1i-
ferret.
5plgenoe Wrlt11oregIer bleb beotat
1. Nabn.
Set Mor}f 2utberffe 2u16snieg.
6on1sforbu11o i M1nerifa.
2. GormaaI.
a. at bpffe og mere ua1t6elig Qib
1ont opelfe og ftprfe ssS1tteresien for
@orff 2utberif &riftenoo111 b1anot
Dor n1tg6on1.
b) st ionunenbi1t6e og itbrfe 6e
forffiellige Iutber1fe l11gbonsfore.
11inger, font belt eller 6e1bis be,1pt>
ter set norife Sprog og itifte npe
Sore11i11ger, bbor set fi11bes poafrn-
bet.
3. Me6lenrs1tnp.
sSorbun6et beltaor -
a. uf @orffe 2utberFe l1ng6on1s,
forer1inger 1on1 tilitenu1er Ia1lbsfor-
bun6ets @onititution
b. al erfeItperioner ion1 tilbprer
EFT 1lttberf Me1iebeo, me11 ion af
lofole @ru1toe er afffaaret fra at IT,.
bgre en 1torif I11tberif u1goonlsfor-
e11i11g.
4. 8e1tDrelie. >. 80. ...
eSprbun6ets 8eitDrel1e be1toar al
6or1na16> Meltforn1on6, @efretpr>
forrelpo11oere11oe @efreter, @osie.
rer inrnt 4 9ireftprer.
5. Mrbeiospla11.
6oronn1gb11te Sorn1anI ieges op-
naaet paa felget16e Meoa6er:
u) @eo Mfbo16e1ie af 1tgrre @tep<
11er og Mg6er.
b @eo Mfbol6elie af Goreorog o9
8enDttelie af BresIen 1agens ST.
teres]e
9 @e6 at oporbeioe ssS11teres1e, for
1orif Gang, Wenfif, 9ietnina oe s22ii-
teratur al. HiiteIie 9lrt.
s. 9et nor1fe @prog be1tDttes TO-
pe61age1ig - men oct ffa1 ogiao itaa
frit for at benptte set enge1ife Sproq
6. .2anositebnet boI6es poa ben
Eio og set @tco 1oln Beitprelien be.
fte1n111er.
@nIg al Torbun6sitDre bob6e fpl
ge116e &elnItat:
9orn1an6, Hrof. 81. 3. @ee, Mein
neapo1is.
geeitfornnr6, ~olt. 8. 5talsbro>
ten, @rooflDn, 81. 9.
Sefreter> Geo. Gbr. 8rea1ni> Gbi
cago. &prre1pon6eren6e 5efretGr,
gilert &ieln1e1etb, @bicago. &as-
ierer, Mori11s &agen, Minneopolis.
Direftgrer, Na1t. S. 81. Sobonien,
fra 9a11utb, gu itab @ibe fra Min,
ncopo1is, g. 6. grifien fra Gbica-
60 og Yoit. Ebor 5ign1o116 fra So
8oitor @ifiarno fra Gbcbton, @is.
bolgtes }orn Gnpplea1tt / tilfnloe al
&dfanie.
Ei1 &onititutionsfo1nite balgtes ::
@ui uitob gioe, Marius &agen og Ero
fesIor so. 8. @ee.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03
fla lite ONT 9eei.- bar Set 1igt fig BET
So. De fa1 be,1pfte Ye11gene til no
III ~ ..t,4+:-o~o o,4N Ao,1,1n Mnn

1ig lite o111. yte1. bdr Oct l1gr 1tg DeI
90. 0e fan be,1Dfte Yenge1e til no
get 1on1 er ,1Dttigere eno oen11e BOG.
geu er set n1eget prisberoigt at cit
una Intelligent 5arner ipger at for
eole fine &reatl1r> og @riierace beb
at fjpbe fulobloos Sa11- og @ulloDr.
0e er 6a iou1 ofteft 1neget forfigtig
be6 fjgbet af 6is1e Dpr, at fao bi6e
Gtanlfaoeren. og fororer BEN 1aa-
fal6te rYe6igree." Dette er 1on1
1agt n1eget prisbar0iqt; met boor-
for life ofre ct Yar Dollors for at
fon pioe bbor ems egne Ge6re er ,1eo
1torunet fra. De be6 fan1fe be er
TONNE Der til 2an6et 1om 8arn ifpl=
ge n1eo fine 6orel6re, fra 9sorgc,
n1en bborfra / Norge, bar be iffe 0cn
min6fte &e6e paa.
eSubiIgu1nsaaret 1914 u6fom set
mango @Dg6ebeger Morge Sc fer
1fje1lige &onrn1uner bebi1geoe Ye11gc
til 2e11 for 5orfatterne af 6isle 9g-
ger, og aommunen beiprgct SrDf-
ming og SSr6bin6ing, iarnt @alget af
8pgerne. Sorfatterne git til ST.
rem 7friberarfiberne og til &irfeorfi>
berne bpor Sc fu116e op1pore @leat.
linien EN- 3 a 400 Mar tilbage. 2ige'
1aa reiite oisie Jorfattere til oe Glo-
ite / 8pg6en og fit 6em til at for
telle @agn Siitorier, 1om Sc boS6e
bprt fine GoreI6re el1er geo1tefor-
pIorc fortelle M. m. m.
W1on fan nn / 61S1e gDg6ebeGer
1ele on1 folfets 2ebeDis, 5eoer og
5fiffe, for en- 2 a $50 Mar til5uge.
Seq bar nplig uootaget Ell Bog ober
G1oo &erre6 / Solli11goo1, iom er
lneget i11teresiant og Grligt Dgro
@el1gene, ifjgnt oen foiter $4.00.
9}u er BET life tale ON 1oget Of.
fe1tlig Biorae til 6isle 8pg6eifribc-
re Der 2an6et. Ni1 rogen ofre 2io
og Benge til Ell iaaoau @ettlingbi'
1torie fuar ban gjgre Set pna egel1
@egning og @ellfe; n1elt bilbe bort
sSplf paaIfjg11ne Bette olrbei6e Deo
at ofre e11 Dollar ellcr to, iaa pil6e
ri mart foa en- 8ioneerbi1torie / ct
bbert r1orlf Settlen1e11t
De fIe1te GpuntD,r fer Staten
0finne1 1ota Dar bel Gou1rtDb6ger poo
grgeI1f;; men er 0isIc @pJer, 1o1n
Sen oper @on1ton Co., Ser uofon1 for
etpar gar fibe11, iaa ct Sc npiten in
tet prr0 for oS g}orife. Utange al
oe nprlfe 9eabne er 1taDet Zig, at
man peo life cntel1 Set er iSngl eller
Silt, og 0ertil al6eles 1ni5Diienoe
0prtil er fun en- liocn Gel al Be nor
1fe Yioneerer fer Golrtpet taget
n1eo. 0e lom bi16e fiebe oenne ODre
8og tit i'm 8iografi 6eri. Ti1lige
par set ct belt optrefferi 6i5le Uor=
fottere brep> 6a Bogen fom op til
78 Collars for oen1 iom fit il16 fine
neutrality-suspicious. Ser. Set blen Ell
bel Del Arongel So 8ogel1 lfuloe be-
toles, men oo Orber bar unoerl lfre-
pct for It bit @elpb, n1aotte beofon1-
mer0c betule yanfcerne for1 1taor
al1n1ten at tiene Jig rig beo oe1n1e
1Sorretning oglaa, neoe11s ri Nor+
ife, iom forlpger bette, bar bore Iob.
0og er Set 1n11gt beore at tabe el!o
at lpinDlc fine Meon1ennelfer.
Spring @robe, W1inn., 80. Sllli.
8. g. Sobnion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03

GLAD to get rid of it Mrs.
Mary Bourke, 1907 N. A1lister St
San Francisco Cal.,' writes. Il
have been troubled with backa-
che; took two Foley Kidney Pills
and they helped me SO good my
back stopped paining me. I am
SO glad to get rid of it !" Women
doing housework, or employed in
office or factory, who suffer
from backache, lame muscles,
stiff joints, rheumatic pains, bill
ousness or other symptoms Of
kidney tssal,ble ll1l lf|l'l| relief n IN Reley
IssaIaissg pIlli; >, :.
g1II EllFyvhsksI ].
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03
Gnrieo Garuio bpo,

gnrico Garl,lo, Ber0ens itprltc
Senor1anger, bp6e Neples, sSStali<
en- iganr efterat ia n11oerfaitet fig
en- Operation. San bar DGret iDge-
Zig en- lengere Eio og 1ioite 8inter
bor ban en- Gang opgit al fine &c.
ger.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03
&igrne1tene11 for bet nDe Gon1

= @igr11cite11e11 for set nDe Court
bus blep lagt igaor. Der bar fife
,1ogen bgitioelig Gerenroni forbu1,~
set oern1eo, 11en set bar oog Ell
@igrne1tenslegri11g. @noel offea1t
lige Dofun1e11ter og Mbiier bleb 1agt
i116 / @tener1. Ger11elrtgl1lbet f9r~
1te @tnge er MI Ioa onltrert fer6igt
og fra ru af bill beggene begD116e at
bite fig. Man tan allere6e Ie, at Set
bill b1i en- ieroe1es folio fonftrueret
BDgni11g.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-03

Baa Eoget. &on6uftpren: Mau
ieg faa Deres BILLET?
8on6en: Mo net Sat, fipb big en-
6n Sor, 6et bar ieg giort!
Evening star., 1921-04-14
CARDINAL TO BE FETED
At HOMECOMING TONIGHT
Philadelphia Plans Elaborate Gel
ebration to Welcome Doueherty
Returning From Rome.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April IL
Arrangements were completed to-
day for the welcome home" celebra-
tion in honor Of Dennis Cardinal
Dougherty. who arrives here to-
night. after a trip abroad to receive
the red hat from Pope Benedict.
The observance as planned will be
without a parallel in the ecclesiastic
history of Pennsylvania.
The cardinal, who passed last night
in New York, will be escorted to
Philadelphia by hundreds of church.
men and former parishioners. He
will leave his train at North Phila-
delphia and a procession of automo-
biles will escort him for approxi-
mately seventy blocks. first to city
hall and then to his residence.
Both sides of the streets along
which he will pass will be lined with
men and boys from more than ITS
parishes. The cardinal and Mayor
Moore will occupy the last Of sNv-
enty-five automobiles in the process
Evening star., 1921-04-14
DENIES OPEN SHOP MOVE il.
EMPLOYERS CONSPIRACY
President Of Pulp and Paper As
sociation Declares It Is Natu-
raj Reaction,

NEW YORK. April 14.-Denial that
the open shop movement was in any
sense a Conspiracy Of employers
was made today by George w. SIS
son, president Of the American Pulp
and Paper Association, in addressing
the convention of that organization.
Il believe" he said, that the rapid
spread and spontaneous support of
the open shop movement is but a
natural reaction to the extremes of
conduct and assertion, local and ma
tiona1. Of closed shop unionists. 1t is
not in any sense a conspiracy of
employers. but flows from an inereas.
ingiy insistent and very significant
popular demand for the recognition
and restora tion OF principles as old
as our institutions.
"A labor policy that is economi cally
unsound cannot long endure. for it
can only result in disaster to the in
dus:S. which attempts to maintain it.
The final test OF a labor policy Is its
success in bringing about a higher
degree Of individual development in
the worker and more general content
ment in industry"
Mr.. Sisson declared it was time to
Evening star., 1921-04-14
sion. Rcd nre will be burned along

sion. Rcd dre viii be burned along
the route.
Five bishops Of the archdiocese will
attend the pontifical mass in tho ca
thedral Tuesday in honor of the car
dinars elevation. Bishop Canevin and
a delegation OF priests and laymen
from Pittsburgh will arrive here Fri
day night to participate in mass
meeting at the Academy of Music.
A dinner in honor of The cardinal
will be given April 25 by the Fourth
Degree, Knights Of Columbus: The
Presbyterian Social Union. which al
ready had obtained the room desired
for this dinner at q local hotel. re-
liuouished it's claim in honor Of the
distinguished churchsnan.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
WILL ADDRESS RAINBOW MEN

Representative B. Carroll Reece OF
Tennessee, who was a first lieutenant
in the 42d Division in the recent war.
is to address the District of Columbia
Chapter of the Rainbow Division Vet
Grams on the anniversary of Paul
Reyere's ride. Monday evening. April
is. President Edwin j. Stubbs will
call for reports from chairmen Of the
chapters exposition subcommittee.
Local and transient veterans Of the
4ad Division are invited to attend the
meeting.
Evening star., 1921-04-14

Tell Binkley's niece bought
her spring hat at Tulip, where
she could park long enough t
try it on.
What's become O tn ole-time
lover that used t lay a few
nickel cigars on tn mantel be-
fore he sat down on tn sofy?
Copyright National Newspaper Service.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Draxton Opposes Adoption.

Agreeing that the most cordial re-
lations with the United States should
be encouraged, Sir Henry Drayton,
minister of finance. declared there
might be different ways and means
of obtaining those relations. To try
to put through the reciprocity pact
under present conditions, he added,
might resemble sharp practice. AS
to suggestions that Canada should
take immediate action in view of the
Fordney bill, Sir Henry said he did
not think a measure of retaliation
would be proper. Americans, he as
serted, were merely conducting their
own business, and a Canadian tariff
should be viewed from the standpoint
Of the Dominion's best interests.
Evening star., 1921-04-14

Peter Denicks, a Denver restaurant
man, has died, leaving $4,000 as a
fund with which to furnish poor girls
in his native province of Greece with
dowries.
Evening star., 1921-04-14

call a halt on the tendency to gov.
ernment interference in industry" He
appealed for business men to give
constructive suggestions to govern
mental and legislative bodies.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
CANADIANS REFUSE
'TDADOPT U. S. PACT
Vote Against Ratifying Reel
procity Agreement Signed
Here by Knox in 1911.
BY the Associated Press,

OTTAWA. April 14.-The house Of
commons late last night. by a vote
Of 100 to 49,, defeated a motion by
W. s. Fielding recommending the
adoption at this time of the reci-
procity agreement between Canada
and the United States. which was
q. 1911. The resolution. made as the
house went into the committee of
the whole, and seconded by w. l.
Mackenzie King, read:
1911 Agreement Signed by Knox.
In the opinion of the house, the
government should bring in a meas
ure to approve, ratify and confirm
trade between the United States and
Canada signed at Washington Jan
uary 21, 1911. by the Hon. P. c. Knox
on the part of the United States and
by w. S. Fielding and the late Will
liam Patterson on the part of Can
ada. which agreement remains on
States'
Mr.. Fielding. who was minister of
nnance in the Laurier administration,
the United States would be glad if
the reciprocity agreement were
adopted. He referred to the Fordney
emergency tariff bill. asserting it was
again before Congress and might be-
come law. Both countries, he said,
would get along better with friendly
trade relations. He pointed out that,
IS the reciprocity agreement was
still on the statute books of the
United States, Canada was justified
In assuming it was open for adop-
ton.
There never was time" he said,
when good commercial relations
were so needed between Canada and
the United States"
Evening star., 1921-04-14

able for you to choose froms All the popular case
woods will be in evidence.
Included in this great sale also are number of
beautiful Art and Period Models representing ex-
uaordnary bargains in Photographs of highest grade
We invite you to attend this Sale If you have de-
cided on any particular make style of phonoeraph,
you will probably find it here It's price and the terms
on which you can purchase it will be far more favor
able than you have ever had reason to anticipate.
And even though you may not purchase, your visit
will be enjoyable through the opportunity to and
hear the Vocalion-the phonoeraph that enables you
to play the music yourself.
Evening star., 1921-04-14

Women carried on the business Of
printers 400-years ago. as shown by
old books still in existence.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
CHAIRMAN CUYLER HEARD.
Side Of Railway Manager Given
to President


Continuing his study Of the general
railroad situation. President Harding
conferred yesterday with T. Dewitt
Cuyler, chairman Of the Association
of Railway Executives. Mr.. Cuyler is
the first of the road managers to be
called in by the President, who al
ready has discussed the rail subject
with leaders of the railroad unions.
Other of the managers are expected
to confer with the President later.
Evening journal., 1921-02-18

A fine treat. Yum Yum-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-02-18
Tom MarshaHs Xa rms Turn The Tables

know what I'm aeoin' TO do1 We'll,
I'm aEoin' to git mo a white hat an
white coat an white pants an
white socks. an white shoes, an
white gloves. an a white vest an
I'm goin' 20 walk right up Fifth
avenue with a white gnl on each
ahm. What are you agoin' TO do.
boy7'
We'll. said the other. I reckon
I'll git me black coat. an black
pants an n black tie. an black
shoes an tio some crepe on my left
ahm. an be all ready to 20 TO yo'
funeral
But" continued the vice-presi-
dent, II shouldn't tell that story. In
fact I shouldn't say anything. We
Democrats shouldn't talk just now.
No, we nrc like tho colored congre-
cation that ran short OF communion
wine.
They asked one OF the sisters
who was especially skilled in some
OF the more modern domestic arts
and science 10 manufacture a sup.
ply. She couldn't get her usual IN.
gredients 20 she made her wine ou'
Evening journal., 1921-02-18
IN. E. A. stan Specially

WAsHINGToN. Feb. fs,-when
Vice-President Marshall lays down
the gavel In the Senate on March 4
there will be genuine regret Mar
shall has dlgnined the omce OF vice.
president by kidding Il harder than
anybody olse-and then bringing
humor and courtesy to a..
He plans to go upon tho Chau-
tauqua circuit and ne will be a head
liner.
An example OF his facility in
meeting any situation. awkward or
unpleasant. r. shown by two OF his
prize stories. lie was IN a company
OF jubilant Republicans who were
gloating over the late election land
slide. The gloats grew more and
moro pronounced and the dreams of
future moro and more rosy. Then
Marshall was given a chance, lie
Baid;
We'll. you folks are feelinl
mighty cockoy. That's all right
You're telling what you are goinl
to do, That's all right Dream on
Evening journal., 1921-02-18

Domestics will find good positions
bv using tho Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-02-18
ONLY WOMEN PEARL
DIVERS in WORLD

The profession OF pearl-dlving
has been opened TO Japano- women.
They are the only women pearl div
crs In the world,
These women are employed in
artificial beds OF pearl oysters orig
mated by "a man named MikimotO.
The artificial process consists OF
introducing tiny metal pellets into
oysters when the latter are about
three years old The bivalve Is then
returned TO the bed. and when
taken up four years later true
pearl has been formed about the
metal nucleus
Women divers do all The work Of
Evening journal., 1921-02-18
nEI.p. TnE woOLUNni

WASHINGTON. Feb. IN Tho
next destructive invasion OF Amer
lea. government officials forecast to-
day. may come from Aleurocanthus
Wogluml. Tho invasion already has
spread from India to Cuba and Cen.
tral America, entomoiogists said. do.
Wasting citrus orchards. Aleutocan.
thus Wogiumi is a small black flS
easily routed by a soap emulsion bar.
rage. according 10 the exports.
Domestics will find good position
Evening journal., 1921-02-18

gathering and replantins the pearl
oysters. They think nothing OF stay
inH under water three minutes at a
time.