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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-17

REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY no LOAN-,aIo.ov 90 1soe.ss q
D. e. real estate. Several trust funos
All transactions conducted with soonenSsa
'en''ae1 wv II tor sS eE5sgT:Rss q co.
esuthsrn BuildinE. 1e5 18th @: =:
LOST AND FOUND
Lost
AUTO SIDE IcURTAIN-Rsward, aa' !
BILLBOOK-ContainI Sb4, Govt pass
Treasury, etc. Return to APT. ), l63
nth st. N. W.. and receive reward.
BOSTON Bull pup. light brindie: hal
white face; female; Tuesday night; lib
eral Reward. 1909 Rhode Island ave
s5 q, ,,J 4OI Isl l.5F' :n.ssy
DOG color. brown and black l
harness; Chicago tag; name buster;
s2s reward; Phone Cleveland i4s7-w O
FOX FUR on Wednesday night. betwesl
n. w. Reward. No. s Ross St. Cottag
City. Nd. or Hyattsville 1aa-M.
HOUND-Male, light tan. Reward II re
turned to % M st. ~ w.
GOLD dinner ring. set with coral: value.
us varnu% 81. n. W. Col. $685..
PIN-Cameo: bet. Col. I'd. ana Girard st
27i5 18th 1T. N. W., apt. Is, reward.
PIN Mon. on @ st. bet. 18th and Golden
bergs. 26l1 Eye st w. 2&2-M. Reward
observation-disclosures money ant
to 1882 "o1sin P pass for return
POODLE-Femaie: in vicinity Petworth
reward. Owner. 4o15 Marlboro pl. NV.
ON Chevy Chase car: s5s in bills. Finde
return to 1872 South Carolina ave. s. Z
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-17

WE HAVE SEVERAL
Desirable housekeeping and
non housekeeping unfur-
nished apartments for rent.
RANDALL H. HAGNER
& COMPANY,
1907 Connecticut avenue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-17

7Is q at. 8, W.-7-room frame house;
price reasonable. r. X. wHALEN, Attor-
nsy. room 7o7. Columbian bldg. II. &iis
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-17
$4,000.

ON r ST.
Between 18th and 18th; . stories, brick I;
containing rooms and bath. electric
light. This property 10 suitable for
physician. and owner will give Immediate
possession
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Friends are glad to know that
Mr.. Walter Yates who has been
on the sick list for several weeks,
is improving
Karl Mitchell is visiting rela-
tlves at this place
Harrison and Albert Smith
have returned home
Trula Smith and Robert Dod-
son attended church at Shilo on
Sunday
Quite number from this place
have been attending revival at
New Corinth
Mrs. j. l.. Davis and little
daughter, Louise, and Mrs. Rufus
Davis were the guests of Mrs.
Walter Yates on Friday
Burton Mitchell of Knoxville,
is visiting home folk
The school of this place reopen
ed Jan. Gath with an enrolment
of "A
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09
7. c. Clark County Judge

t. G. Clark, who is serving his
third term as chairman of the
County Court, has been appoint.
cd County Judge by Gov. Taylor.
This appointment was made BY
the Governor in accordance with
an act passed by the present leg
islature creating the office oil
County Judge for Granger Coun
ty.
The legislature of 1903 passed
an act creating the office but the
assembly of 1917 abolished it
Mr.. CLARK, the newly appointed
officer, is p we'll known business
man and Justice of the Peace
from the 7th district. He is a Re
publican and will serve until the
next regular election.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09
Nashville Spectacle
House
Makes Remarkable Offer-Five
Days Trial Free!

Everyone who wears glasses or
needs glasses to relieve eyestrain
or headache will be glad to know
that The Nashville Spectacle
House So Arcade, Nashville, Tenn.
will send a pair of their True
SEEING glasses, large or medium
size in gold filled frames or hand
some and stylish dark or light
"shell' frames to any responsible
person who writes them stating
age, and how long they have been
wearing glasses. We have glass,
es from $3.50 to $500 and after
using the glasses for five days
you can send us the amount of
the glasses $3.50 or 50 so, SO so or
SIS 90 according to the kind and
price you order.
If the glasses are not satisfac.
tory and you do not wish to keep
them just return them and we
will credit you with amount and
you will be out nothing except a
little POSTAGE. For those who in.
close cash with order we will send
a niceIfolding spectacle case free
81 so glasses have aluminium
frames.
50 80 glasses are in small gold
filled frames.
$3.50 glasses are in medium
large gold filled frames.
$500 glasses are in extra large
filled or shell" frames.
Address NASHVILLE SPECTACLE
House, SIS Arcade, Nashville
Tenn.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09
obituary
E2sSssSss!t|SSx.a7s -
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M4-AS4;gzSNA
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The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Hipsher died at her
home at Tate on Friday evening,
Feb. 9th, 1921 of acute nephritis.
Little Ada was 13 years and had
been an invalid all her life, but
was never too weary or in too,
much pain to smile at every one
who came. She would sit for
hours and watch the school child.
rem play the games of which she
could not join.
Their many friends Join in SYM
pathy for the bereaved parents
and three brothers, who are left
behind one brother was not at
home at present, being in the
employ of the Government. The
funeral was held at the Bean Sta
ton Baptist church interment
In the cemetery near the church,
Rev. j, N, Layel officiating.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF
HEALTH

1. Walk in the open air.
2. Keep a contented mind.
3. Enjoy innocent amusements.
A. Breathe deeply of pure air.
5. Get plenty of sleep each night
6. Give your body and soul plenty
of sunlight.
7. Eat healthy, plain food, and
just enough of it.
8. Associate with companions who
will benefit you.
8. Give your body plenty of pure
water, outside and inside.
10. Do unto others as you wish
them to do unto you.-The Heater
have existed in 1899, 1922 years ago
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09
LOCAL.
NEWS
To DeIinquents

A cross mark opposite your
name indicates that you are in
arrears to the NEWS for a year or
more. Unless this account is
paid by March |, 1921 we will be
compelled to discontinue sending
you the ''Only Paper in Granger
County" your Home Paper. We
do not want to take your name
from our list, we want you to re
new, but the fiddler must event
ually be paid.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

A total of 9,4O1 illicit stills
were captured during the year
1920 in the Southern prohibition
district alone, which comprises
only five states. When we take
into consideration the fact that
there must have been a few stills
which were not captured, we are
inclined to believe that John
Barley-corn must be a bit rest.
less in his grave Kingsport
Times
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09
Did II Ever Happen To You?

Little bank roll, ere we part,
Let me hug you TO my heart,
All the year I've chung to you,
I've been fla, thful, you've been
true;
Little bank roll, in a day,
You and | will go away
To gay and festive spot :
III come home, but you will
not.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Mooresburc School basket ball
team defeated Granger county
high team Friday afternoon, score
80 to 49, On the same afternoon,
Rutledge team was defeated by
Porter high
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our many
thanks to our friends and neigh
bors for all their kindnesses dur
ing the sickness and death of our
little girl.
Mr.. AND MRS a. M. HIPsHIRE
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Elk trustee r. M. Greenlee has
solA his property on Water street
to ]. s. Collins. Mr.. Greenlee, it
is said, will move to his farm in
the 9TH district.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Nath Collins and the, cashier of
one of the local banks were ''hob-
nobbing" with friends at Indian
Ridge on Sunday
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Miss nellie Manley was the
over-Sunday guest of her sister,
Mrs. J. 2. Beets at Tate.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Talley and
daughter, Miss Cora Mae, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Elder were visit
ing relatives at New Market on
Sunday
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Nance, Mrs.
Hal P. Reed and Miss Myrtle
Lowe spent Monday in Knoxville.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Luntsford
are visiting relatives in Virgi MIA
this week
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Miss Tilda Adsmond, former
home demonstration agent for
this county, was visiting here
Sunday. Miss Adsmond will
work in Jefferson county this
wear
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh f. Waller
of Knoxville, were here Sunday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J G. Waller
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09
New Postmaster at Talbot

Washington, Feb. 3.-Blair
Newman, who was recently ap-
pointed postmaster at Talbot,
Jefferson county, has declined to
accept the appointment and
Blanche Bearden has been ap.
pointed, William 4. Dyer, the
postmaster having resigned.
Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
10 cents per dozen 45 cents per
hundred. Sent by parcel post.
Place your orders now.
CLYDE +. SMITH
Adv. 4 Rutledge, Tenn.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Fred Ledgerwood, who has
been at Washburn for several
DAYS has returned home.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Capt. G I. Vann of Middles-
boro, Ky, was here last week.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Rev. John 5. Henley is con-
Quoting a series of meetings at
the Methodist church this week.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Miss Gertrude Griffen spent
the week end with her parents
at Tampico.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Osa Daniel was the over Sun
day guest of relatives at Tate.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Joe Biddle of Central Point
was here Sunday and Monday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

In business, but not in feme-
nine fashion, we want a return to
the normally of the old time
hustle.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

g. NJ. Hampton of Knoxville,
was here Friday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

7. L. Lynn was in Morristown
Saturday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Chas. Epperson of Idol was
here Friday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Hobart Manley of Knoxville
was here Monday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-02-09

Hellace Long of Washburn
was here Monday.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-14

Com Gbor paa en- Goreipergiel an-
gaaen6e ben offenliggiorte 9i1torie
cm, at Sarge uGourier-Ne,Ds" 9ton-
tartiian 2eagues offieielle 8la6, bar
b1ebet giort til @ienitano for en- @as-
5ia igaar og Oplaget af Mbiien Be,
iloglogt> u6lte6te 81. 81. 2ieoerbocb,
Sornano for 2igoens Statserefutib-
fomite, ioog fslgenSe grtlering:
u&on1iteen op6age6e 2br6ag> at
6orrettingsfgreren bab6e taget Yen=
&c tilberenoe Nonpartiian 2eague og
in6lat Sem / lit Nabn i en- Total
@anf. &on1iteen fit ,bam arrel lteret
for ltnberi1ag, bporpaa ban foriggte
hemmelig at faa ilto11o en- llbgahe al
u@ourier=Netps", bpori Gtatsfomi>
teen belfplees for at babe mis6rugt
Fenge bi0raget af Garmerne til He-
call-Ialget. 6olf, oer orbeioebe for
~Gourier-geelps" Sarge un6erret=
te6e &o1niteen om bette, og ri tog
Mpilerne og brenote oen1."
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-14
Myattak SIKH.
&aptein amfommem til Baltimore
beretter p1tt et mDitiif Sfib 300
Neil nbenfor YHlabelpbia.

Baltimore M6., ben Zoe Suli. -
Sf;ppere, ser gaar u6 fra Baltimore
ibag, er poa l10fig efter ct mpItiif
Sfib> bporom @aptein Dial af Mnn=
ion 2inien gap Meloing. 800 Mil
uoenfor PHILADELPHIA 6uffe6e ct @fib
pluolelig op u6en at iignaliiere> gil
lige foran 8augen paa @aptein ST.
als Sfib og blep borte. Ser bar iffe
muIigt at opooge 1roget poa oct trent
meoe Sfib, Ser fun6e tiene til at
i6entificere set.
&aptein Giols 8eretnin9 for poft
2ip / Mpgtet om, at oe 20 @fibe, Ser
er foripun6ne ubenfor Mmerifas &plt,
er blebet fapret al en- Goblet =&rDo1er.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-14
Mrs. Geline Satnbbp=9amIen of=

Mrs. Gelime Satnbbp~9anien of-
gif ifelge ~SfanoinaDen" pe0 9e6en
/ fin Sen $. Sun6bp=@on1ens @ien,
4140 2aoergne 9(pc., Gbicago, oen
86e Suli / en- 9ll6er al oper 80 Mar.
Si6en bum blep Gnfe for balpan6et
Mar fioen, bor ofos6e boct bos Spn,
men og Spigeroatteren. Iposoarla=
gen por 9[locrbomsipagbeo.
9lfoeoe par fe0t paa @orsgaaroea.
@e1tbp, Eltfolo Gplfe (Smoalenenes
Mmt), Site San. 1888, Gotter al
Mn6ers Sobanien pao aorsgaarben.
en- for lin Stprfe og 8eltalenbe6 bi-
ben befien6t Man6, ser berte til en-
I Mferbus og norore Smaalenenes
Mmt fienbt 90 rbbreot Slpgt. Mrs
Sunobp>@anien TOM til Mmerifa
80-Marene og bor bele Ti6en boet
Chicago. Sum bab6e olti6 beret en-
,npn6ig, farofterfalt 9pin6e, me6 lpl1
Sumsr og flor Sinosligepegt.
9(f6e6e efterlooer Jig Dattereu
Mars. Caroline @ettergree11 8ri6ge.
mater, g. g., Sen fjenote norlf=ome-
rifanlfe sssournaliit s. Sunobp-&an=
ietl Seem Dorf og Gbicogo> iontt S.
sunobp-&onien, aniat oe6 6oro 800,
tor &c., Gbicago. FL
SSapan nd bgsse Teitninssparfer
Xofio, 16oe SUM. ~Miabi" meboeler
at 6e militgre MDn6igbe6er bar be
Tuttet at befgIte Set ipolige Sn6l6l
til SSn6lan6sbapet pe6 at nnlegg'
6Gltningspgrfer paa Saganoiefi- o(
5atamilafi fi=9alpgerne, 6er bender
moo 8ungo aunalen mellen1 &Du
ibu og Gbifofl1, SDerensl ltemmell'
meo Hlonerne for Smor6ning a
6eltningsbprferne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-14
3nn-AarHfpHtrtt.
@l9rimme nil after 1nnbe pes YlD-
momtb @oef. 9;fturiife Optos
fra @ifingeti6en til Nuti6en.

Blpn1outb, Mosi, lite Suli. Yil-
grimme og SSSn6ianere bil n1poes
igien pe6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT iiommer
/ 6e biitoriife Optog i Mnle6ning af
00-Marsfe;ringen al Nilgrimsfe-
6renes Gambling. Scr pi( blipe bilt
9lfinit af Mmerifas @iltorie, Scener
fra oe norIfe Sagaer> @olonii iternes
@renifer og @eroensfrigen 1om SEN
oigtiglte Sci af oct 6e1tprogram,
:Muti6ens Y1pmoutb ogter at gioe /
5onuner.
geatten .6en 206e Suli og tire fdl-
genoe Nqtter bil man faa ie e:en-
oomme1ige Gpn og Sfiffelier.
&ielmprp6e6e @ifinger, eoentprlplt,
ne Gemnn6> fra gnglan6, @ollan6
% 6ranfrige> Song SSames prpgtig-
fln6te @ofmeno, Nuritanere neg-
ternt 9lntrpf og trege bollanoife
8orgere biI optre6e tillan6s og til
bonos. Hoa &opnen bil man faa ie
set lille @fib ~Mapflomer" for g(n-
fer, meoens ct 1tort norif Nifingelfib
p:1 GLIDE giennem 8an6et.
Geirtngen begpn6te mere forlnelt
paa Narsbogen December ifior, oa
en- Min6etole blep bol6t al @enator
&enrp Cabot 2ooge> men Teltfomi~
teen u6iatte til en- niloere @arsti6
Teiringen u6enoers al 6er fgrlte Yil-
grimspinters Strabooier. Sptogene
freezer Sioebdn6sforboloe, 6er fun
babes to Heriober, bbcr paa fire
Gegn, iiomn1er. Sptogene bill Der
for b1ipe gioet poa oe fire 9fetter
fra 30te sSuli og i De fire fra 10oe
Mugl1it. Brpli6ent Saroing bentes
bio 106e Sluguit for at ie Sptogene
Sen Scat. Gillteocberellen of en
mooerne 9(rmo6d al omerifanife
@rigsIfibe paa &ap Go6-Bugten pil
b1ipe en- poerligere Mttraftion for
Turi1ter.
0nbpgningen ober Hlpmouth
@ocf er fiernet og @tenen> Ser bar
1plintret at Groit og ti6ligere SlDt-
ninger, er ombpggelig iommenfeiet
igien og bragt til lin oprinoelige
8la6s .be6 Stran6en. Hasfama=
quooop- -Sn6ianere fra eitlige Mfaine
ion1t nogle faa Penobscotinoianere
pil blibe onbrogt / en- egte S116'oner.
lon6sbD EN- at BDens Parfer. Wer-
fer meo snofrifter bill foreprig bite
Sc biitoriife @te6er og Pilgrimsfe'
orenes @rape, og @elifbier fra bine
Sage u61tilles / mi6lerti6ige MuIe'
er ian1t Bilgrtm &au.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-14
i1agning og bel1utteee at optre6e
erig % traftig irno6 8illen.

enig og traftig inoo @illen.
&uiet negte6c after igaar at gaa
meo paa Senotets Mmeal6e1nenter til
Jlaaoebebi1 gningsloben og ienote
8illen tilbage. til fort1at &onferens=
heban6!ing.
5enotor Bomerene al Obio ino>
bragte igaar paanp iom iprIfilt @eio=
luton itn Glaa6eafpebningsplan,
iom Dan tioligere foreIog iom Mmen>
oement iii Glaa0ebebAgningslob
@elolationen biIbe bernpnoige Hre=
iicenten til at 1tanie SfibsbDgning
for Tlaaoen / ier Maane6er> meoens
lln6erban6linger ifu1oe fpres om EN-
Mfrllitl1ingsoberensfomlt.
@aibington 6en lite SS1.li. Ere'
li6ent &aro:ng agter at inofinoe Jig
/ Senotet Girs6og for at anmooe ON
!syk o'' ,'>'rerti6ig lloiettelie al Bonus.
i Sc sen foafalote ~@oloiers %
iultep y .nfotion @il(". Set be-
ser, at 6e,.Ae 8ill pil blipe Sen enc:
lte Sag, Ser breites / YrelioentenS
Buoifab.
Blanerne for l16l lnttelie al @e.
ban6lingen at 8onus-8ille blibe1
Itprft angrebet al 9obg!bningsfomi-
teen for Mmer..can 2egion i en- Of
fentliggiort Me6be1elie iaften. So.
miteen erflerer, at 2ooforiloget er
poerit retferoigt og iffe alporlig oil
(ssort1ettes paa 2ben Gibe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-14
Gmltamens Mbbifatipm fprlamges,

@nltamens Mbbifatiot forlan9es.
Mtben Sen 76e SuIi. Sfelge @fter>
ret1inger fra @onitantinopel i6ag
bar sen tprfiffe geationaliftregiering
/ @naora forlanet, at Sultan ma-
bortmeeb VI ffal aboicere. @ulta-
men ipare1e, at ban bar re6e til at
aboicere til Sor6el for bbilfetfom-
belft Meole1n af sen feiierltge Sar1i-
lie n,e6 nnotaeelie al 8rins Mboul
Meeii6, Ser berer til Wotionaliit-
Ipartiet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-14
@puaak / n. q. Gtgaf&1.
50 0tga-&ebaftbrer arreiteret for Be-
hlbninger mob @eblemmer al
2iga,Statseref,tibfom

Sarge oen Ste Suli. George 81.
Gotten ST. og 6. 6. @l.n1lnerion blep
orreiteret ioog for 9gresfornarmelie
efter Offentligeierelien al en- @rtife1
/ en- ipeciel llogapc af ~Gourier=
9eems", oer anflagebe W}eole1nmer
al Monpartilon 2eogues 5tatserefl1=
tibfon1ite for at babe nisbrugt Nen=
ge for 2igaens @ecall= =&aupagne.
&logen mos Wen6ene bleb u6taget
of 6ormono for 5tatserefutibfoui>
teen 81. 9(. 2ieoerbacb. 8egge blep
lgslaot moo &aution og ifal nfberes
Sbe' SSuli. -. 49, -,
Gotten er oglaa paa 6rifo6 mob
&uution eiter at bore arrelteret 2pr=
bag iom anflaget for llnoerilag al
$102.70 al 2igaens &atnpagnefono.
!6on er forb1lot at babe noget at glb=
re 1neo 2eoellet1 al uGourier=9eetps"
S en- @rflering benegteoe 2ie0er-
bach oe offentliggiorte 8eifploninger
moo @omiteen for at babe misbrugt
2igaens Mi6ler oe erflqreoe, at
~bbereneite Gollar, iom ri bar brugt>
bor beret brugt / Gperensitemmelie
n1e6 Snitrurer paa Masiemeoet> Ser
benpn6igeoe SnMomlinger al SON.
set. @i 1fal forelegge en- fulolten-
big 9fopport ooer alle Sno= og llo=
betalinger paa nelte @tatsfonpen=
tion. @i bi1 me6 @le6e 1aoe bore
@eger unoeribge af en- 2igofomite>
nooriombellt 2igoen enlfer Oct"
Sarge ben 6te Su1i. Sarge
Courier >Nelps"> OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dagbloo ber, belfpnl6te en- ipeciel
l16gope i6ag tire Meolemmer af 81
gaens grefutibfomite for at babe
borts6ilet $50, al 2igaens SAINT
pagnefon6 for fecall- -8alget.
Sire eller fem tulen gremplarer
af Blaoet bleb fonfiiferet og brenot
imorges al Observation-Disclosures at
@onportiion 2eoeues 9tatsfomite;
b1ep Der op1plt i6ag. 8ei1agleggel,
len fulgte paa Opbagellen af> at So
niteme6lemmer Der bob6e 2ebeIIen
al @la6et baboe offentliggiort @e-
ifpl6ninger, ser refleftereoe poa 6e-
reg oberor6ne6e.
$ en- l1ogabe> Der por beitetnt u6e-
luffenoe for nbbrebelie / 2a1166i-
{iritterne, bar neiten tre ful6e @pal-
ter biet til @elfDl6ningen MOB Maz
ioritetsneolemmer .af @onportiian
2eagues Gtatsfon1ite 81. q. 2ie6er=
bacb, Ole &nloor og Gbris Sebdng.
Mrtifelen iag6e, at 1fient $4,000
bar in6fommet iom 8i6rag / De iio=
ite Tiger fra 2iga-Me6len1ner til
@ampaenefonbet for bet tilit1n6en6e
@ecau- u-@a1g, bar ingen af Bengene
forboan6en. Set bil6e berfor bpres
ndobenoig at beromme ct fpecielt
@alg al 2igameblenrner, fortrins.
big ! 8isn1aref 286e SSuli, for at
belge iite6enfor 2ieoerbacb, 2ebaag
% aoIoor tre Meno, Ser f1r6e {a1n-
arbeibe meb Be to an6re Me6len1mer
af Ron1iteen, Malter Ma60oef %
81. s. @nlfer.
Gargo q Daf, ben 7oe ssuli.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-14

Sim Gein=2eoerne bol6t paa at til
bagefaloe alle Or6rer til 9(ngrct, og
lat 6e britilfe &ropper og Nolitiet ct
b1ebet paalagt at inbltille &epres1a-
lierne og gigre alt mrligt for at
un6gaa SanmenItp6.
Sc @alera. og onbre @inn Sem.
2e6ere forbere6te Jig ioog for lin
&onferens n1eb Bren1ierminilter
9lob6 George / 2on6on. 8egge
Starter gaar i1,o i 6enne @onferens /
en- forionlig Gtentning. @inn Gei-
nerne er bereot til at opgibe lit &rab
poa abioll1t l1ofbengigbe6 for ST.
lamb og @ritterne antages ber at
billie til6p6e sSr1an6 @elpltpre 1tdr-
re 1tbltrGfning emo noge:1lin>e fer
tilbuot BET.
9ublin Sen lite sSuli. Sinn
6ein=2elagationen me6 gamonn Sc
Galera Spi6Ien reiier til 2on6on
imorgen. blep set officielt funogiort
i gfter1ni00ag. 9e!egationen bil be-
1toa foru6en al Sc 8olera al 9(rtbur
@riffitb ia1nt Stocf og Garton> Meo-
lemmer al Oct irife Parloment.
0elfait Sen lite sSuli. 8oloiom=
beoer og ltoroener oeobare6e Noro>
S;r!ano ibag op til BET Szieblif, 6a
&aabenltilltan6en traa6te / &raft.
Morgentoget fra 8elfait til 2onoon-
ocrrp blep afiporet ner Garricfmore
i Spronc. Sogperionalet blep plpn=
0ret og Jet 8ognc bren6t.
Sptdierne / 8elfolt> iom breo no
2sr6ag Mften og igaar bleb un6er-
trDft al Sropperne> blep gienoptaget
inorges.
Veo Sioen al IA Ycrloner 6rRbt
GO 105 ifa6et bleb oet iagt> at 100
Eerloner bar blebet buspil6e 1om
Gblge af Sl6ebrano.
2onbon 6en lite Sill. De irffe
Observation-Disclosures bil begpn6e
Sborsoag. gomonn Sc golera,
Nrelioent for uoelt irlfe @epublif ,
un6errette6e ibag Yre1nierminilter
2lop6 George om, at ban piloe font
me til 2on6on 6en Gag og begpn0e
ben bigtige &onferens.
Dublin Sen lite Suli. ga Cub
Inns &loffer fog IL i0og @aiboag>
|orl1ffebe DC i Spl al Sfibslirener,
Ser Itetnte, / Mnleoning af Baaben-
it:ritan6en mellem Sc brittle GtDr-
ter og 5inn Teinerne.
@orgerne iamle6e fig opbi6iet paa
Ga6ebjprncrne. Sort efter &1. 49,
6a 0aabenltil1tan6en troa6te @raft,
ipaiere6e en- 6lof ubepebne6e u@locf
ono Cans" fra fine &aierner. Sort
otter bor Sc benlfabelig Samtole
n1e6 Tolf og talte iprig on ll6ligter-
ne for permanent sSre6.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-14
&trrikrtt / Aur1r.
@amen6ene gaar inb paa en- 2bns'
neSlettelie al IL 9sroeent nit og
al 5 9rpeent / December.

@riitionio ben Ste +sSnlje 81:
man6sltreifen bleo ioag bilagf poo
ct @run6lag al en- 12 Yroee,1t 9ens'
nebiettelie MI og en- D6erligere 2ens.
neoiettelle of 5 8rocent December
Meo @em9n6enes @t1tagelie af oisie
@etingeIler er @enera1itreifen ful6:
iten6ig en6t. Sc pbrise Mrbeioere
i1loihme6e lin @treit / 8egpnoelieu
al Stunt. .-.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-14
3olet- tr,let af' @tatgbanferot. !.

1UlCW ItNtI Ut S1u19uuHItIUI@
Berlin, Ste Suli. Gen poIife Megie-
ring trues M al en- alDorlig finanfi-
el &riie. Sra @oricbau mel6es> at
Garen for en- @tatsbanterot al6rtg
bar bnret iaa flor iont tt1t. Sen pol
ife Marfs gerot er falM fad burtig
/ be fibite Tiger, at en- a1nerifanft
Dollar IL. tan fiebe 1 800 Nadrf.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-07-14

Sc Tan ienbe Minneapolis Sibenbe
til en- @leetning elGer Sen bborz
fonbellt Sc Soreneoe @toter ct
felt Mar for fun $3.50.