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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-17

Maurice E. Walbridge of Cabot has
been elected a teacher in Rutland high
school at salary of $1,000 year.
the Rutland school board has accepted
the resignation OF Miss Elizabeth
Locke, who wishes to take a position
in the Montpelier schools.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-17

n JUMH Ueere reaper Apply
70 a. n bruce Tel 7-W. 1908
FOR SALE-Home cooking call * u,,t
street; goods delivered telephone 40a-M
l2et3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-17

Charles Harvey's barn south of Pas.
sumpsic was burned Monday morning
but Mr. Harvey saved all the stock
except a bull Over 100 tons of hay
were destroyed. Two silos and a corn
barn were also burned, the total loss
being about $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-17

Louis Gardner, Caledonia county
man, who escaped from the state pris-
on Sunday, was seen at Cavendish the
following morning. Gardner had served
about half of term for petit lar
CenV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-17
Bed Clothing, etc.
Crockery, Enamel and Tinware

One set dishes-ll5 pieces, English
make; several pitchers, glassware,
fancy china cups and saucers, plates
and odd dishes of all kinds, cut.
glass sherbet glasses, lot of nice en-.
amel ware.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-17

Vice President Coolidge, who, with
his family, is spending vacation at
his parental home in Plymouth, de-
clared to newspaper man: I'm sim
ply loafng, rusticating.' He doesn't
know how long he can stay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-17

TO RENT-Upstairs tenement OF rooms
with spare room. all modern improve
ments. newly papered throughout; apply d..
Henderson, 81 Brook street. I3ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-17

Albert Batchelder, aged Is, out of
the industrial school on parole, is
awaiting the outcome of injuries sus.
tanned by Mrs. Lewis Cheeseman OF
West Addison, whom he is alleged to
have attacked Aug, 8, before he is sent
somewhere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-17

H. H. Stuart, jr., motored from
poughkeepsie, n. y to st. Johnsbury,
a distance of 300 miles, in II hours,
leaving the former place at o'clock
last Friday night and pulling into st.
Johns bury at noon Saturday.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
LAKE LILLIAN

Aug. 1st-Ellen Johnson of Svea,
visited at John E. Johnson's on Sat
urday. s' -. O..
Mrs. Anderstrom and daughter Alice.
visited at Carrie Johnson's on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lars Strand and fam
lily visited at G. P. Erickson's on Sun
day.
The ice cream social given by Y.
p. S. of the Norwegian Lutheran
church last Saturday evening was well
attended.
Frances He'd returned on Thursday
evening after few days stay at Green
Lake.
Ole Backlund is at present assisting
with the stacking at Pet Blomgren's
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rudbeck and
son Martin visited at the Albert Rode
Illus home on Sunday
Mabel Kallberg of Hector, spent part
of last week at Ole E. Erickson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. o. Anderson call
ed on Willmar friends Thursday even
ing.
Frances He'd was Sunday caller at
Carrie Johnson's.
Mrs. Pet Erickson and daughters,
Minnie, Marie and Rachel, visited at
Hans Petersons on Wednesday.
ViOna Erickson left for kenmare.
N. D., on Friday evening after two
years stay at Carrie Johnson's.
Ruth Erickson and Mrs. Lloyd Ward
visited at Martin Johnson's on Friday
The Y. p S. of the Fahlun Baptist
church, will give an ice cream social
at the Ole Blomquists on Wednesday
evening, Aug. 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Erickson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sundin, Mr.. and Mrs Ole
Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Lund-
quist and MI. and Mrs. Lloyd Ward.
called on Willmar friends on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P NJ. Renstrom motor
ed to Boyd on Sunday. On their
return they were accompanied by their
daughters, Myrtle, Bernice and Evan
geline who spent the latter part of the
week there.
Misses ANNA and Anna Knutson of
Willmar, were entertained at Pet
Blomgren's on Sunday.
Miss Florence Rodelius and Mable
Lundquist of Willmar, visited at the
G. P. Erickson's home on Friday even
ing.
X. c. Meyers and Mrs. Carrie Skog-
lund and family of Svea, spent Sunday
at the Andrew Latt home.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
DON'T BE- FOOLED

st. Paul. Mnn-Thousands of men
and women. regardless of age. are fooled
and misled in believing that laXativeS
and alcoholic base medicines give relief
in chronic. long standing stomach ALL
ments. So beware and be careful. mas
much as the usual results are cOmpliCa-
tiOnS for which there is no cure. Don't
take chances with your stomach, get
rid of your suffering by the Sto-Li-Gal
capsule and tablet treatment. which us
ually gives relief in attacks attributed
to Gall Stones. Stomach Ulcers. Chronic
Appendicitis. Torpid Lazy Liver. Dys
pepsia, Classy Sour Stomach, shortage
of breath. pains in stomach and back.
dizziness, chronic constipation. etc. Re
member results are usually obtained re-
gardless of age or duration of trouble.
so don't wait. Obtain the Stoligal treat
ment from your druggists at once. at
just sl,0o a box. and benefit as thou
sands of sufferers have. then boost Sto-
ligal to your friends Stoligal will be
sent direct on receipt of price if your
druggist can't supply. digestive Chem
ical Co, Department r. st. Paul. Mnn.
Refuse substitutes. Positively demand
Sold by r. J. Hallin. at Will
mar: New London. J. P. Olson: Spcer
Anderson Bros, and druggists every
Where.-Adv.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
Observation-Disclosures $255,711.22

AOCdl GOO, l11.LZ
Plat of First Addition to the Vii
lage of Atwater was presented and
on motion approved.
Petition for change of County
Road signed by w. H. Ruebel and
others, praying for the change of a
highway in the town of Whitefield,
was presented and considered. The
petition seemed reasonable on It's
face. On motion the said petition
was accepted and set for a hearing.
Thereupon and on motion made and
carried, the following order was is
sued and adopted:
Order Of Hearing and Appointment of
Committee on County Road.
State of Minnesota. County OF Kandi-
yOhi. IS.
WHEREAS. On the 1st day of July
1921. petition signed by twenty-fcu1'
freehOlders of said County was pre-
sented to us praying for inc change of
a highway RUNNING across the North
east quarter (NEA) of Section Three
3D.. Township one hundred eighteen
t1S) Range thirty-five (35) said Coun-
ty. and not within the limits of any
incorporated city. and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at point which is ap-
proXimately one tenth Of a mile south
from the northeast corner of section
three (3). and then running in a SOUTH
westerly course across the northeast
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
FAHLUN

Aug. 1st-Mrs. Victor Fridlund of
.Willmar. and Mrs. l.. Lundgren of st.
Paul, spent Tuesday visiting at the
Felt and Bjornberg homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holtin and Mr..
and Mrs. John Anderson and children
OF Svea. held a picnic at Big Kandiyohi
Lake on Sunday. .<ar .-..
Mrs. Ed LundQuist and son, Ken
meth. Louis Felt and Olive. Felt mo-
tored to the cities on Thursday. Olive
will visit relatives and friends there
for a couple of=weeks.
Mrs. Albert Dahline, Mrs. John Kle-
berg, and Mrs. L. p. Felt spent Tues
day afternoon visiting at the p. N.
Lindgrens. ~. : -, ..-
The Lindblad relatives held their
picnic at Diamond Lake on Sunday.
Miss Ethel Edgren arrived home
II
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03

last week from Winona where she at
tended the Normal.
Gilbert Johnson autoed to Raymond
on Sunday.
Miss Hendrickson left for her home
Lat Montevideo Saturday afternoon aft
er spending a few weeks at the Peter
Strandberg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kleberg and
daughter Helen and Miss Hid Kle-
berg attended the silver wedding last
Sunday which was held in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Isaacson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdick Bjornberg and
son Stanton, visited Friday evening at
Felts. = =
Miss Violet Bjornberg left Sunday
morning for the cities where. she will
visit for a short time. She accom-
panied Victor Fridlund's who left for
that place the same morning. The
"trip was made by car.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
Attest: SAMUEL NELSON. county Aut

Resolution appropriating for Coun-
Ety Cooperative Extension work in Ag-
riculture and Home Economics Kan
diyohi County, Minnesota. .,.,
Commissioner VIM. O. johnson Of
Tered the following resolution: -
BE 1T RESOLVED THAT the sum
OF 100000 be set apart from the
General Revenue Fund of Kandiyohi
County, and appropriated subject ia
the order of the Dean of the Depart.
ment of Agriculture of the Univers.
ity of Minnesota for the support 81
County Cooperative Extension work
in agriculture and Home Economics
for the year beginning July l, 1921 in
accordance with Chapter 427. Laws OF
1919 and Chapter 300 Laws of 1921.
The roll being called the vote. was
recorded as follows:
Ayes, Commissioners VIM. o. John.
son, and C. j. Swenson:
Nays, Commissioners w. ]. de Vries
o. S. Reigstad and N. B. Johnson. -
SO the resolution " as not adopted.
Resolution in same matter as above:
Commissioner C.. y. Swenson offered
the following resolution: @,,>":~
BE 1T RESOLVED THAT the sum
OF $1750.O0 be set apart from the
general revenue fund of Kandiyoh
County, and appropriated subject tc
the order of the Dean of the De,
partment of Agriculture of the Uni.
versity of Minnesota for the support
Of County Cooperative Extension
work in agriculture and Home Eco.
romics for the year beginning JULY
l. 1921 in accordance with Chaptct
AT. Laws of 1919 and Chapter 300
Laws of 1921; =
The roll being called the vote was
recorded as follows: Yeas, Commits.
sioners VIM. o. Johnson, c. j. Sweh.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03

er Of said northeuss quarter Of said
said section three Is. " ~ %
And your petitioners pray that you
win change al that portion of said
follows: Beginning at a point which
is approximately one-tenth of a mile
south from the northeast corner of Sec
southwesterly course across the north
east quarter tNEM) to the southwest
corner of said northeast quarter
the center efe of said seeeien @ ,n1se 90: 'as So
that the same when changed will run
as follows: -, ~.
center OF the North line of section
three ~. in township of Whitefeid.
section to the center Of said section
and there terminating at a point which
sn tpa Rubls Ga,,t road her heretofore established
having determined that in the judg-
ment OF a majority of it's members said
Is + HER@Y Efas9Ha1S On If 5ace THAT
County Auditors office at wiiimar.
the sstS da9 sa Of on 1s2i sa
O'Clock p. NJ. at which time and place
said Board will hear all that may De
in iaSor Of said pettan aaa the
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED. That
VIM. o. Johnson and w. ]. de Vries.
members of this Board be. and they here
inc said proposed change Of sai$ road and
that said committee meet upon the
route Of said road at the residence of
NEA. section 10. township 11S. range
IS in said County. on Thur sday. :;.e
29th day of September 1921. at IL o.
clock A. NJ. for the purpose of examin-
alton of said proposed change Of SAID
road: and make report thereof at said
! meeting of said Board hereinbcfore
specified. and that notices hereof be
given and posted as provided by law.
The County Board of Kandiyohi County.
By N. B. JOHNSON. Chairman.
SAMUEL NELSON. County Auditor.
Recess till a. nj. July l3, 1921.
Board convened at a. m. on July 13,
1921.
Applications for relief in tax mat
ters were presented and considered
and ON motion were recommended to
the Tax Commission. as follows:
Fred Bohne, w. B. Redd, Spicer
Land Co., John Brandt, G. G. Hog
lund, and N. J. Lund.
The following motion was made and
duly carried:
Moved that the county advance for
the State of Minnesota the payment
Of the salary for two inspectors on
F. A. P. No. 81 on west end, in the
amount of $4,000 each per month.
On motion made and carried the
Board proceeded to Audit claims fill
ed against the county, whereupon the
following bills were allowed:
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
INJURED BACK

Jim Storm, brakeman. injured his
back severely when he fell from a fiat
car at Benson Sunday morning, July "a
at 6 A. M. Jim is now laid up for a
week. The back was badly wrenched
according to an examination by Dr.
B. j. BrantOn.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

and distances as follows. to-wit: III
: "Beginnin8 at the southeast corner
Ct the Ct the south
118.s range 81. thence west on town line
between the towns of Fahlun and Lake
Lillian te the q ss1a
line. ~ rods, thence west p rods,
thence north is rods. thence east q 2
n9ds n thence n, north f9wh. alGaE abn ow Ssa
Of f" southwest 81 Z corner % Of the nor northwest ~
auaTtsr ssc+9dn Of the as Northwest quarter Of
It is hereby determined that there
are no benefits and no damages.
man IN of tSis Board as his
Minnesota. in said County. this 11th
day of July Tbe a. co1ntg p; ds?1i board.
49,. BY N. B. JOHNSON.
Chairman.
S4SS51 ;zSH$5 NELSON. County Auditor.
On motion duly carried, commits
sioners W.T.. de Vries and C. j.
Swenson were appointed to oversee
tho work Of changing of said above
mentioned road.
r. On motion made, seconded and
duly carried, the Board accepted a
proposal made by Gates, White & Co.
for the additional bonds on County
Ditch No. 81.
Recess till 8 a. m. July IL, 1921.
Reconvened at 8 a. m. July IL, 1921.
Commi issioner VIM. @. johnson pro-
posed the following. resolution which
was adopted by full vote of the
Board: = -.
Whereas in the past, the State
Game and Fish Commissioner has is
sued license to fish for, and take,
catch or capture with seines or nets,
rough fish in the waters of Kandi-
yoht County, and =:
Whereas, it appears that injury has
been done by seining of said lakes,
and that it would be to the best in
terest of the public that fishing with
seines or nets in the waters of said
Kandiyohi County, be prohibited.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED
by this Board that fishing for and
taking, catching or capturing with
seines or nets, Carp, Dogfsh, Garfisl,,
Sheaphead, Buffalo, Suckers, Lawyer
or Ling be and the same is hereby
strictly prohibited in any of tho
lakes of Kandiyohi County, Minnesota,
containing game fish.
On motion 5000 was set over from
the County Revenue fund to the In.
cidental fund.
Commissioner O. S. Reigstad re-
ported work. completed on highwiy
in town of Norway Lake in the
amount of $250.OO.
On motion the same was allowed
and ordered paid to the said town.
DR.. Jno. c. Jacobs appeared and
and stated that Myrtle Erickson of
Willmar,. previously granted aid for
six months, could not be admitted at
the State Sanatorium at Walker,
Minnesota.
He also appeared for Mrs. Ernest
Berglund at Pennock,: Minnesota, also
a tubercular patient that needs aid,
On motion made and: carried the
Board agreed to the change of hosri-
tai for Myrtle Erickson namely, the
Sanatorium at Wadena. Minnesota,
and granted aid for Mrs. Ernest
Berglund at said Sanatorium at Wa
dena.: Minnesota, for period of six
months.
The Sheriff's list Of uncollected
personal property was presented and
! considered. The following list was
, thereupon made:
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
=: enumerated :-------------- 6,45o.oo
Total Estimate County
Revenue e.--------------$ 100000
For Road and Bridge pur-
poses ~'V'VVV'VV
Total County Levy ------$16o,o 100000
6,45O.O0
enumerated !.

AOeaA rSouHIy 2ASvx ------~AoV'VVV'VV
Therupon Commissioner VIM. o..
johnson offered the following resolu-
tion, which was adopted by an affirm
alive: vote of all the members of the
Board:.
IS ''RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
KANDIYOHI COUNTY. MINNESOTA,
That based on the foregoing estimate
Of money to be raised by taxation to
meet the expenses of the county,
that the sum of Seventy Thousand
Dollars ($70,OOO.0O) be, and the same
is hereby levied for County Revenue
purposes:
And that the sum OF Ninety Thous-
sn4s Dollars, ESQ, ,OOO.O0) be, and the
Same 3 hereby levied for Road and
Bridge purposes upon the taxable
property of Kandiyohi County, Min
nepts OF the wear 1921. 20
Dated at Willmar, Minnesota, this
18th day Of Julv 1921. 5s..
Ihe County Board Of Kandiyohi
" County, Minnesota.
ss-= &. sss.ss VIM, q. JOHNSON
r 5sii.ts e. ]. sSWENSON
GsEE+-s ]. J. J. de Vries
!. s. Il. O. s. RE1GSTAD
3 J0HNs0N.
Attest: = tss<*=. =.
SAMUEL NELSON. County Auditor.
(SEAI1 sss.s,-zI.- > i
The Board proceeded to select sup
plementaI grand and petit jurors.
Such. 1stl were made and forthwith
filed With tho Clerk Of the District
Court .4 Ill .s,.5 / -:
The board examined the accounts
md vouShers lnf the County Auditor
and County Treasurer and counted
and rtained the amount of cash
IN the County Treasury; The follow
Ing sta tement WIS made:
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03


OF
the
49,, IT KNOWN
pdoPsrty taxes for the 1929 together with
" ~ ~ " "1 'e"' u ''1o' AS 80 W noa
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03

son, WI. de Vries, and N. B. John
son: Nays; Commissioners O. S: Reig-
stad. So the resolution was adopted.
". E.. Lawson, Mayor. and S. E.
Magnuson. member of the council of
the City OF Willmar, appeared before
the board in the: matter of having
the county board pay part Of ex-
penses OF the Municipal Court. Com
missioner o. S. Reigstad proposed the
following resolution which was adopa-
ed. unanimously: - -,
Whereas an application has been
made to this board by the City Coun-
ell Of the City of Willmar, asking
the county to pay part of the ex-
penses OF the Municipal Court OF
said City, :--'-c
THEREFORE BE 1T RESOLVED:
That when the salary of the Munich.
pal Judge is $4,000 per month, the
County Of Kandiyohi will pay to the
City of Willmar, for the cost of mai,:.
tanning said Municipal Court, the
sum Of $4,000 per month.
Petition of Hartwick Bros, prav.
ing to be set off from District No
Il to District No. "A ofKandiyohi
County, was taken up for considera.
ton. The members of the School
Board Of District No. At appeared
and objected to the granting of the
petition. F. w. Hartwick was pres.
ent and was heard. -
The matter having been considered
the following motion was made and
duly carried. Moved that the peti.
t1on Of Hartwick Bros, be and the
same is hereby rejected.
The Board OF Audit Report was
presented and examined and on mo-
ton was accepted and ordered pub.
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
Name For What Purpose
County Reevnue Fund
Name

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5S:S:: $sx e. :$5s.: s;s
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sSsrwo sspt %Ds sass State at % @ % Zoo
R:ssn Ferry stssso Sse one c fess R Court @
anex xfe fs}e!9 svs end e shs 5 f sP window 1890 go
% xo tesy nos"s sn msss welfare S dS
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sS::ss s9 ss S:&s fsii I'D
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SsS' }sS Ts;s Ss9 S:;I S%s; ss S:;s
Johnson attend letting conactrepair No.
clerks ices of No 19appea
inspect repair work No 81
Co., cuver No. 46
lees ana expenses on NO SO
p. e"" ~ 'e" Ill august TO- A7@ at Z O'Clock
As SAMUEL u4 NELSON s5 . - se' ?essos Chairman
rkofth BOard
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03


tO-wt:
Name Of Person
Penalty AM
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
National Construction Co

National Construction
A. Miedema. Edwards
L. H. Anthony. East l.
W. L. DuncansOn. Fail
John J. Norm. Fahlun
Louis Paulson. Green ]
Nelson. Green Lake -
Andrew Larson. Irvin(
Axel A. Nelson. Irving
Ray Robinson. Irving
T.. d. Hick. KanliyOhi
Lloyd !. McElf1sb, Lake
p. j. Hoover. Lake lii
G. A., Bartelson. Lake
E. r. Johnson. Lake :
John Enger. Mamre :
p. A. Paulson. Mamrc
Hjalmar, Seastrom. NJ
T.. J. Peterson. Norwa,
n. A. Esplten. Norway
Gilbert Stavn. Norway
John Gardner, Rosevil
Albert Mount. Rosevil'
John A. Hadden. st. J
M. A. Brunell. Willmal
I J.. H. AlQuire. .Willmal
Elmer Anderson. ,Willn
+. J. Mumm. Spicer -
Edw. Embertson. Spic,
Betsey Peterson, Atw;
Andrew p. Anderson.
J.. F. Johnson. City of.
]. J. Jones. City Of W
j. A.,Oman. City of "
Carl johnson. City Of
& 1ngrid Lundgren. City
y Andrew Larson. City .
S. ~. Lanyard. City OF
s.. johnson, City Of
: Mrs. Oscar Bratberg.: <
Dan B1rnS, Whitefleli
H. p. Gay. Whitefleld
John Pheifer, Whitef1e
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
Estimate of County Levy.

Upon motion made, seconded and
duly carried, the Board proceeded to
estimate the amount Of money to be
raised by taxation to defray the reg
ular expenses of the county for the
law, whereupon the following state
ment (estimate) was made:
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03
! Statement OF Funds

Statement Of Funds.
Treasurer as I ascertained cert BY by the y Aud.
tiers and Treasurer's books $685.
711.22. I .5.sS s.ss4.s ~ 8 =
Said amount deposited in the fol-
lowing banks: Es.,.t .c:54 .-'''.-'s =. :. =
Willmar tribune., 1921-08-03

submitted Of July. 1921
NELSON. County Auditor.
N. 3.
d. SANDERSON. Clerk District Court.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
Houston Promises to
Make No More Loans
Abroad at This Time
Southland Program
at Palmetto Club
on Thursday Pm.

DR. George r. Stuart viii be the sd
traction at the Palmetto club, Thurs
day afternoon. Feb. II, at 30 o'clock
The following program viii be pre-
sentad:
Solo. "Suwanee River" w J. Mcdonald
Our Lost Ancestors" Mrs Johnston
Quinan, read by Mrs. Graham
Thompson.
Medley OF Southern Melodies High
School Orchestra
Reading, the Grape Vine Swing.
Reading, poem from Kentucky Ballads
Mrs. +. }. Niver
Solo, My Old Kentucky Home. W j.
Mcdonald
Address, The South and lts Tradi-
tions-" Dr. George r. Stuart D ID.
Selection. High School Orchestra
Dr. Stuart is one OF the widest
known evangelists and lecturers OF
today. and win bring a message TO
members of the Palmetto club which
assures the finest meeting OF that club
Of the season TO date.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16

Jne eAolf al oci0cN. at tAe Audltor'
nm' to put the hnl7l'lhs touches ON
the arrangements lor tomorrow alter
noon meeting
Sunday is perhaps one Oh the widest
advertised men OF America, due to his
play Tor publicity and in the unique
methods which he takes to gain con
ycrt5. Sunday studied for the min
istry at Northwestern university and
at Westminster college and played
professional baseball from 1889 to
1890 With the Chicago, Pittsburg and
Philadelphia teams OF the National
league, being considered one oil the
best play efs iA tue carry HISTORY Ol
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
Billy" Sunday EDangeistic
campaign Opens Tomorrow at
$50 at the Beach Auditorium

u loda religious revival cam
n r., . Be spnducted by The rcnowu
o'as y nday and party viii open
f. Aadi orium on Duke street.
ssaa BE eh, Thursday afternoon
e. oelo k, to continue each after
and eY ming, with evening serv-
oegihnl Ig at 7:30 through This
ana Al Of next week. the sun
slslees holding the greatest in
y Y community, with hun
4 q PEI pie at the beach and az
Aa0flng owns and cities Tor the
H. u th campaign.
su day is due to arrive here
saay NJ ON. together with Ma"
~, 3no holds almost equal inter
- ne husband. Homer Rode.
coas dered the greatest song
" A leriea, and conductor oi
singing at all sunday meetings
me party VINO have spe
'lirectia n.
= Willia n Asher of Miuona LAX.
MS Gr zee SAKE Of Chicago Mis-.
u. saee B l,inney, OF Lexington. zv.
terson and Robert Mat
N : I'D nO' nyille. Ky. complete Tia
bss1 'a Billy" sunday. Jr. VIII.
mere several days lookn.
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The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
Approves By Wilson.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Is.-An cred-
its extended 70 foreign governments
by the Treasury department bel0Fs
and since the armistice we're mads
with the approval Of the president
according 20 Nicholas Kelley. aSaSs-
tant secretary Of the treasury. test
q INK before the senate Judiciary com-
mttee toiaz
Secretary Houston informed TIA
committee today That te0 loans gran,
"a Czecho Slovak.a. one of eight nliI-
lion and the other Of over six million
were made since the armistjce ~,
signed
Both Houston and Kelley wcFs De
fore tbe committee today. Houston
assured the committee rhat De WouIa
make a8 further advances o. moaeT
rr extension o5 credits 30 aay fore gu
government without FIRST consulting
iLfa committee.