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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-10
SAYS PASTOR
TOLD HER TO
TAKE TANLAC
Mrs. Kelley Thought She Was
Beyond Hope-Says Tanlac
Restores Her to Splendid
Health.

Il had long thought that no medicine
could do me any good; but Ianlac
has done for me in just little while
what / had tried for years to get other
medicines to do and my enthusiasm for
1t is unbounded," was the statement
made recently by Mrs. G. NJ. Kelley
wife Of G. NJ. Kelley, well-known EN-
ployee of the West Virginia Pulp 6,
Paper Co., residing at 420 Highland
St, Covington, Va.
My stomach panied and worried me
all the time for four years and every
thing ate gave me awful cramps. AT
times couldn't retain bite of food
and even a crust Of dry bread would
nearly throw me into spasms and ]
had such gagging spells | was afraid
would burst a blood vessel. | was
so nervous / couldn't sleep, and my
forehead, neck and back hurt awfully.
sometimes / couldn't straighten my
neck, and my back was drawn so at
times I couldn't stand up straight.
Finally. I got so bad off I just had to
quit doing any of my homework and
spent most of my time lying down.
Well. after everything that seemed
possible was done for me, the Rev.
w. G. Richardson, Methodist minis
ter. told us he thought Tanlac was
what l needed. So I started taking it
and while on my first bottle I got SO
much better 1 knew Tanlac was just
what had been needing, and now
m in such fine health I'm really en-
1oying life for the first time in years.
| have wonderful appetite, never
have touch of Indigestion, and can
keep at my homework all day with
out sitting down, except at meal time,
and still feel good. Tanlac is simply
grand ADV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-10
PYTHIANS CONFER
RANK OF PAGE
Largest Glass in Many Months VIII Be
Conducted Through Ceremony.

Quite a large class Of candidates will
be initiated in the rank of page at the
regular weekly convention of Damon
Lodge No. IS, Knights of Pythias, to be
held at their castle hall tonight at 5
o clock. The initiatory ceremonies will
be conducted under the auspices of the
lodge team.
This class is the largest started in
many months, and interest is very keen
in constantly increasing numbers that
are seeking to disseminate and embrace
the cardinal principles of this great or
der.
Many matters of interest to the order
will be taken up at this session. and all
local and visiting knights are fraternally
invited to attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-10
COURT SSI, Of REC REGo 949u
Criminal Cases Are Set for Trial anc
Pleas Of Guilty Are Heard.

The May term of the court of record
was convened yesterday morning with
Judge Jones presiding. Harry Thomp-
son, reinstated as county solicitor by or
der of the senate, was present represent
ing the state. Criminal cases We're set
up to May 10. The civil docket will be
sounded today.
The case Of the state, VS.. James
Nichols and ]. Morris, charged with
grand larceny, was passed, there having
been no arrest made.
Pleas of guilty were heard and fines
assessed in the following cases: Will III.
Roberts. carrying concealed weapons,
fined costs or 80 days and sentence sus-
pended; Nick Gamas, selling cigarettes
to minors, $40 and costs: A. p. Cooper,
selling liquor, 500 and costs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-10
CUT THIS QUIT rs WORTH
MONEY.

Cut out this slip, enclose with SC
and mail it to. Foley & Co., 1886 Shelf
field Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, writing your
name and address clearly. You viii
receive In return a trial package con-
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back: rheumatism, backache. kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con-
stipation, biliousness, headaches. and
sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-10
WESTFIELD ARRIVES
WITH MAHOGANY LOGS

The American steamer Westfield
arrived yesterday from the west coast
of Africa with cargo OF mahogany
logs to Frederick Gilmore & Co. The
cargo is being discharged at Com
mendencia street wharf.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-10
SWITCH ENGINE
STARTS ROOF FIRES

Three small houses on Tarragona-st,
between Belmont and LaRua were
slightly damaged by fire yesterday aft
ernoon at about l o'clock. The fire de-
partment made quick run and eXtin-
guished the flames which are reported
by fire department officials to have been
caused by sparks from a switch engine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-10
DAN FITCH MINSTRELS AT
PASTIME SECOND WEEK

The Dan Fitch Minstrels at the Pas
time opened Monday for the second
weeks run, on account of the many re-
quests, and the show appears to be still
better.
Dan Fitch continues to keep the aud
fence in roars of laughter with his funny
jokes and sayings. The quartet is very
good and as a whole the show is well
worth seeing, and no doubt, on account
of the entire change of songs. music,
jokes, many that saw the show last week
will want to see it again. There will be
an entire new show next Thursday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-10
LET THESE SPARKLING
SHIRTS AND CRAVATS HELP
TO KEEP YOUR MAID.


We know a maid who left her
place because the people didn't
entertain often enough.
Fact! This young lady liked to
have people around her all the
time. Moreover she was a good
maid.
Since hearing this we feel justi-
fled in announcing that here are
shirts and cravats that were
made to help you keep your
maid, for in every pattern is a
heavy influence to roll back the
rug and start the Victrola.
Designs in shirts that you and
the company will like alike.
New silks in neckwear to set off
your collar and your converse
ton. ~
Each and both priced on our
new lower level.
the Shirts, $1.00 up;
the Ties, SOC up.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-10
666 quickly relieves Constipa-
ton, BiliOusness, Loss of Ape
tite and Headaches, due to Tor
pid Liver.
SALVATION ARMY
APPEALS FOR AID

zone Captains and Teams Are Ready
for Concerted Drive on Wednes-
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Nov. Gothic foreign OK &.
change market opened this morning
dull, but with majority of advances.
PcsPtaS and Stockholm were unchanged
from yesterdays finals Swiss was
down 3 and lire and marks showed a
net loss Of y point. On the other hand
sterling gained Il cent. francs were UP
point, guilders and Copenhagen were
10 points higher; Christiania and Bel
gians , points better.
Telegraphic communication with
Canada is interrupted today by snow
storms in the northern part of this
State, so only an approximate quotation
can be made on Canadian funds. The
premium on New York funds in Mon
treal is figured at 9as per cent and the
discount in Now York on Canadian
funds at o-1G per cent.
Central European exchanges were
Bulgarian, .65; Rumanian. ~ ~ :
Austrian, .03A Serbian. ! 1.3S; C2e.
cho -SIoyakian, 06: IugO. Slavian.
."4'E Finn marks, 80; Polish marks
.O2s5; Greek, 400; Hungarian, .12a,
Yesterdays FINAL QUOTATIONS.
sterlipS Francs Lire GuIldors
caStss t' .'.., ss.Ss% SS:t tt.SS ttSSS" s.: s$.tS =
ToDAYs OPENING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Gullders
Demand .... 3,0sLl Usg 4.04h 20. IL
Cables ...... 800 600 4,Cb a. 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, Nc
LITTLE VARIATION
IN LOCAL STOCKS
Failure Of Pennsy to Follow
Other Dividend Paying Rails
Disappointing

The relative henviness Of Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad in face Of the buoyancy
of the investment rails on the big board
was probably the more noticeable de.
volopment Of the day in the local mar
ket. The stock was again in supply
and while not pressed for sale indicated
rather persistent selling. The loss Of
ground was comparatively light, ns AT
3413 the stock was only a fraction un-
der last nights level. The failure
however, Of this old time favorite to
follow In line with other representative
transportation issues was disconcerting
to say the least.
The general market put up a better
front than yesterday. indicating COM
pletion of the profit taking. Y. G.. I.
swung back to 10 with little effort, rs
did Electric Storage Battery 10 11S.
although the latter failed to hold, slip
ping back subsequently to III.
Trading in the balance Of the list
lacked individual feature and price
variations were unimportant. Phila-
dclphia Rapid Transit remained firm
nt 17l4. suggesting quiet accumulation.
Philadelphia Electric issues held their
ground. Moderate selling Of Lake Su-
perior caused that issue to shade to 634
Lehigh Navigation moved on an evencr
keel and appeared to have found n solid
bottom in the ncighborhood of GS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
ANOTHER EXCITING
SESSION IN BONDS
Excessive Investment Demand
and Cheap Money Gave Mar
ket Strong Background

New NOrii. Nov. 90. A boiling bond
warkct, -? pcr cent call money and
nI"ntl Of II Offering NJ that rate. and
N" heavy over subscriptions of the
Now Gork Edison g., per cent bond
issue impaired a strong background to
ia" day ; stock market. 1t likcwisc gave
strong lovor for tho managers Of the
constructive movement, and whilc there
vas quite deal ot skipping and shift.
ing about the trend was again very
dlStn"'y UPWARD
y striking indication Of tho excessive
investment demand was furnished in the
enormous trading in the Liberty bonds.
rcicrtin uninterrupted accumulation
ana which carricd the various issues to
new high records for the year. The
hrStS fourS wCrc tho outstanding
feature, showing gain Of 81 pcr 500
The overflow of the bulliSh enthusiasm
found expression in the continued Nc.
tive demand for tho investment rail.
road shares and n number of old line
industrial standby issues, such ns tho
Standard oil issues and the seasoned
'obacoo shares.
The railroads held their gait we'll.
with new figures for the movement
mad" by Union and Southern Pacific.
AtrhiSon aud Canadian Pacific. Nor
toIk and Western. l.. and ~. Great
Northern preferred, and Northern Pa.
enc NJ the same time were in good de-
mand at substantially high prices.
rs matter of fact tho market had
only Two real weak spots. One in the
ihdnStrials represented by the continued
weakness Of Sears ROchuck, which
seemingly forcshadowcd the passing Of
the dividend. In the rails il was New
mn Ia ~
the low for all times. While the stock
is selling at what tho Street is pleased
TO call "rcCeivership prices" interests
supposed "a be in position to know dis
credit tho premiership talk and express
the belief m" company. with banking as
SiStan"e. will be able 10 weather the
term without resort to the courts,
During tn" early dealings there was
tendency to shift from the rails to
the shipping, oil and motor shares. It
was in the big oils the real leadership
ccntered until the investment rails
swung back nt tho head Of the line
again. While the steels and equipments
rvincC little of their recent activity.
both groups continued strong. Unitod
states Steel recovered more than half
of tho quarterly dividend taken Of
today. Baldwin also in n fractional
gain made new top figure for the
current movement.
While the movement OF the market
taken altogether did not have the same
evcnness noted IN some of the recent
sessions, there was no lessening of aC-
tivity. but the trading was of the same
broadening scope rejecting increasing
pool activities in all directions which
was 70 be expected in view Of the easy
money conditions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
BANK CLEARINGS

Rank clearings today compared with cor.
responding day last two years:
Phila.. sos, 900. 600 $40. 77a. $40 sn3, ia "a,
boston. 90, 100000 67,e84, ,s03 90 Oh 800
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
U. S. Certificates and Treasury Notes

VLN'WpI ITOnl FedefnI nOrmNI income taX
Acceptable for payment OF income "a
due on date OF maturity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
No Christian Science EIeetjor

Boston, Nov. 20.--'Thc members or
the Board Of Trustcrs Of the Christian
Science Publishing Society failed ="
take expected action yesterday in the
matter Of the election Of a new member
OF the board, according TO an announce.
ment by the directors Of the Church
The directors were in session two bnnr.
awaiting word from the trustees, tbo
statement said, and then learned thnt
the latter had not acted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
Nearly All Of Total Receipts Were
Centenary Funds

New York, Nov. %. - Ncorly
s. 800 900 was expended by the Metbo.
dist Episcopal Church last year to
spread Christianity in foreign lands. il
was announced at the annual meeting
Of Board OF Foreign Missions yester.
receipts, amounting TO 20, 4oo,Sl2, were
treasurer. The exact disbursements were
So, Al | ,76S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
Financial Briefs

The Average !-!-a Of tho twenty active
Industrial -uocks advanced 0lO per cent
y,brorday to 1901. While the twenty rail.
roads advanced 90 per cent to 70 O6.
The Belmont Trust COMPANY mas ELECTED
Rodnc" l.. TACK assistant treasurer; John y
HaGerty, assistant Recretnry; Francis T..
Garter, sDfo superintendent
Tho luncheon or tho BOND Mems club Of
Phuade,pnla vas hid ~ tho Hotel AdcIphta
F"4cErs R%Ne R",erHe BsnE o, phs3,IpSS,,o or lns
tho speaker.
Edwin y. Morgan has been admitted to
general partnership IN the trm OF Redmond
& 60.
The ntrhant Bank ot Oiiphant, Pa, has
been adm tied u member Of the Federal Re-
ssT's hsRE si6S PRiLsGS,D1sl2so LpS. oo aS isi
resources sl.o0o, 500. L4DjW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
Movements of Vessels

New York. Nov. 20. - Arrived: Caroni.
Naples; Wperttember| Hamburg.
:. IIvsrpeoi. Noy. 2Al - Arrived; Baltic
IEew Yerk.ya III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29

Atlantic City. Nov. 20. - Forne,
service men have served notice on thn
County Committees Of both Democrat. I.
and Republicans that they exnect
obedience to the State law giving pref.
erenee to war veterans applying for
civil service and other jobs for which
they can qualify.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
BAR SILVER
$5,411,768 FOR MISSIONS

Bar. s!nlyy::T vas %d lover in London to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29

S5G h'shs5 ~, ~ Ugh, Heavy os7d5Ho775'
\oTk-rs and pigs $3.50 go; ryu1hs SG,@5
6.IW. s'ags. $+n1
SHEEP A&D LAMBS -- Receipts. 100
heau. Active, uUCuansed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
MoNEY.LENplNa RATES

NEW YORK Money on call, both cl,ss.s
Of collsterHI, oPened today al ~ D CSnS
for Icnding and renewing. ''''
,PHILADEIPHIt--C 8 per cent. tina
"a u Il per cent C"mmrrCial pap4r thras r.,
si% months. So u u per cent '"'e' 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10
Sarmerne.

GsiiIterenbe 3anobruBsminiiter Carl
@roontan uotdlte | en- Sale Den 16be
9tat ON Surmerues fortpiIeoe Stiuins
Der / 2drbet, oeriom Der life Bitter isr.
get for at Der bIir Irbfsrt boob Ser life
ian brises Der / 2mioct, og BET irnrt,
iii minoit en- RiLion 6ormere sau faIIit
til Seitcn. 9esiloen iugbe Ir. @roo,
man, maa Ser l0g8c5 Rerts til, at
Stngnationen | Sorrctnin9slioct ionl
6slse al, at 6drn1errc bar nriitct 8iss
beepuen | Ell ina hsi Grab, toitcr Gam
oct mere boer WaancO eno De Trobu,s
ter, Tom life fan afbGroes. Spis ri lie
,du i9Ise benz, uilbe bct beoite Mr. FOR
benz at toite Dem / Sieeu.
Set er urGgteIis en- let Wtaobe for
Sorrrcrne iom Ieper Ianss &piternc at
bltpe hit oeres Yrobut;cr, mar Spe,
,iIunterre faar brnst @riiernc neb paa
outtrer,t Nil. 9ien hono itaI bi5ie Sars
mere gierc, iom leper Here Sunoreoe
Nil fra apiterne. BET piISe 10 bIioc en-
bdaro Sur at iaa broqt aoI. Snter OF
Soin sen Iange @ei for at faa BET /
Siscn, FOR ntco Den heic 6ra8t, ion, MI
maa hctoIcs, bIipcr Oct bit for bgrt at
Ienoe Set mco @dner,
Rei Wr. Sdrutcr, ic8 tror Ri mart
or iorrmen iii Oct Sun't, bpor at Colt
faritetsfeIeIicn buroe onnsre btunol
SdrInerne Der / 2rnNct IiBeIom / an
ore cipiIiierepc 2auoe, % iUtte al @gos
isnrc paa 9sreu. Seq ipres, Bet maa
rGre bdarbt for enhoer uorguniierct
6armer, at gaa Set belle Gor rtuot %
sisre III beoitc for at frembriu9e iaa
nrceet iom mulist al fine Sroouftcr, ~
IA icm 2eu for al lin EIio bIipe iagt, at
idd ipm 9en for al lin SIib bIioc iagt at
DEN itorganiicreoe Soruter flIoitrnoig
CT / DC or9aniicrehe SgctuIurtcrS I}agt.
Ser er inser llnSitplNning for 6armes
rem. Snu fan reiIe ole line Gooperus
toner pao inraa s Grotcut5 Nttter, eIIer
paa SnntcIaau / @an.cr paa Sen Woos
Dc ipm er bIepen br10t ! europa, eucr
ian mdnae Stebcr Der / 2duoct. Ser
CT nm CT Sing Sdrrcrne ma IPre, OF
set er at ie pao binanNcu 'om @reore.
Saa mart bct Ylnit or nnuct, iuu er
Sc MT 0Iutifc Trofirnt0gcrcS Sage tdIte.
Seq iluttcr MI I BET &nob, at ~oocuitaas
enoc 2inier rIaa finbc Slabs / @Iuoct,
q. .. Stcffcuicn
Src5uo. ElIif
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10

Sarmerne reo at unberbiIe benz |
Suists 90 @rGsapl. Sr. spIem eier
Ell for sgblehape paa lin Nurierns
Sarm, % afbGuber fine sgbIer / belle
CARLOADS. 0ette Tan bsres utroIia
radr man tar / Setragtning at ri bor
-. norbrc Rinneiota. men Set bar mn
oEret Den rene fainagIebe Sanoko
Cper tpue Oar.
Wtett Steoet uomerter fig osInd I, at
t. bar Der ire Renneifer ipm rrrmer
JIG ct ~bltnorebe Iars MSereu.
Sen 9lbite er Muos 0oluorIou, ION,
tar feot / gitre Soten, Storage, 12te Nos
TENDER 1922, % er oItIaa a fine 80
a6r. 6an tonl til gai Claire. Wis. I
1870 % til SaIitcao Sotpnibio 1882.
: Gurst 1900 iol8te ban lin Someipeoo
o9 meo fin Suitut Sobnnne iIpttcoe ban
I'll 8pen SaIitaS for at bo hos fin Spis
ssrIen % 2utter, Rr. % Nrs. Sobu
U. 6ois. Saus Suitru bsoe / 1904.
Sno bar N Seret Norbp icm er oper
line 81 Gar. 9un ct friit % rsris, o.
IGier uoeu griuer. geret var isot /
SeIbo. SronbbiemS Gmt, Norge.
Wturtba @ennes er "a Gar % bar
fgbt / Norore Sronobients ant.
Veber Npsaaro er mn bare Srroas
gut at nrone mco bisie forrise, for bdl,
er mi bare 81 Gar. gan er en- al bore
9anle Settlere os er pel,ienot ui ale.
Saa lefter ie8 paa Qua til Gois, OF
Iper"TDlten" ON bette 8reoe ItbHe cir
"gterimat". ida at ben bill bore mere
bertha. apr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10

@i hcrer % lGler CT bel Wasic ON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % ON at birts
pc De npIie mtomne Sm~mt8router I'll at
faa en- goo 8egpnoelic her / Gonbet;
men pi IHores pan hcor mango 6olf,
rer bar trn,t ii9, .at g}uiitcu er en- AZ
Be bepitc Sirlpereo' Rcu unbcr ouc
SmitGnoigheoer inn 1bco Smmi9rGuts
~frnurisiGr Wallis al @Ii3 S3Iduo set.
"a iioen ban ppertoa iit Gmbehe, bar
her p9ret nfboIbt 40 Ssnon82torccrter,
iom bar bragt Sornpiclie, Soob n8 OPP
rlntriu8 hi mdn9en en- Srml9ran.,
Ser itaar % ital til at be8pubc &tpet
pannp / ct frcnunco Gano.
en- ianoau tpptis aoueert farbt StcS
SenSoe Den Sbe Mai % bco uooiit
GeIoiutgbeo al Columbia 8rapbopbous
Company tog en- Del beltierbte Sdn9a
trrftcr Eel / Y%ro8ranmet. &oucerteu
boIbtcs / FIJI 2lift % Su,mieruntcrnc
iao / @ruppepis cfter NattouaIttet. Sols
te mebeelte I~fiitcois boiIte Sarge, Der
tiIce bIioe iungue, ina Silbererrs pioz
ite bpab Numer uritc bleo. D%ianba!s
ton 9oartetten fang Here er8elite, ms
itite erGife OF andre Sauge.
Nanr DC ticnote OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lfo Tom Saarernc frem / TiIbGrcrrc5
Zine, mcbcn8 emil 90 gifdlo hiIitc
Y~roerammets andre gilmre. @arSc
a. StIterer1c iltrbe life tale ct ORR
GngeIit, men Der al life en-, Tom if:
bar tatncntIig for at bsrc en- Gang pan
fit W~orsuaal. 90 De Sargerc % San'
S~erinbcr. iom tog Sci / Fro8rammct,
aiorbe cercS 0eoite % oeb line gcitrrs
tcIier fgiebc ct inulft 2eo til beu 9iroe
al Metropolitan, Chicago % Gborr
@ronb Opera S%ticrner iaooelinr ,ieros
te Spnpborli Trtiiter, iom bar osiiites
ret oeb bisic Sorccrter iiben bcrcS Be-
0rnbeIic. 90 Bet b6r %tiIfsics, at aIoril
bar nogen Sunser caer MrIitcr rcgtct
at eioe i'm Gsititonce oeo Soncsrteruc.
&oncerter Der bIep eioet mco Cant
orbeibc al 8. &. Bolton, ser er @cir,'
rer al "G6e International Gccoro 2e'
pertinent Of tbe Columbia 8raphopbore
Company" - CT 9epartemert, iom bar
Stlisn mcb Yroouttioneu az p~bouoGrus
rife Rccorts, bpor Grtiiterne Inrgec
G~alrIcIanocts Sdn8e pan WoNcrsmnns
let - bIeb life aIcue en- muiifolf Sufz
ces, men ct ilnlltt @ioneSbpro on bct
Nrbeibc. Der uoferes paa @nis S5Inno
lurSer &pmmisiGr 8auis' abminiitras
ticr. Nopt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10
SrpstriamimnoetS 2(arsmcoc.

Som fsr bcficnotgiort / @IaSct Inn
pil Set 2utberIte @roNcriomiurN3
Gur3msNc BIZ afboISt / MirncnpoIis,
glinu., fra 13bc til coer SerooS bcl,
19oe SUM. Meoet bill bIi atboINt
6nrmin9ton @emoriaI Chapel pod
Hipcriioe % 2Ooc Gocr,,c 60.
Suri er Weocrres SID - Sen melt
beIciIiQc Sio al Saret at iamIc3 til
&irtcmeoer, IamlcS ON 9crrcr3 Orb.
80 AZ Be IumeIoelIer iout aIcrehc cr
inbIcnbt t6r hi hsntrtc at oct Oil blt ct
toIri0t Weoc. @6cre3er Wcrigbcb TOM
Far inbbltot Weoet Ioocr frit 2oai %
Miao nil bli at faa fiebt Inn rirrcliNt ION
set trr IaSe zig 9isre / Rapcaet5 Spite
'ol. Som til Iarsmebet % lluqbornss
ilcpuet idar! Som mcS Gen ON rig
@cliigncIie ira Scrren % b1t bill retie
ticm rel belonuct.
Strio til s. 8. &nitnb, Alt G. Scns
nepin Noe., minneapolis, Tiun.
Irpgram for N%arsmsbet.
Rauou9 Den 13Ne Sunni. - Wdnong
often Gl. 8, ben 1859 Suni, a~nbntn8ss
prefer al S~orItanccr 90. 6. Slctta.
SirsSng beu 14be Sunni. - Borm.
@mbchsmrnos Srbberettirgcr.
Gitcrm.: SnNitiairgcr, 6orrctnin8cr
Gftcn: SoritarScr u. @atne % ans
brc nil tale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10
TumeocIer.

glem life Sen 16be-17be Sltni; tbi
IA ital ri bape bort Steore / @elpieip.
9icbpooo 60, Rinu., iom logger eeo
Winneapolis & ct 2ouis R. q. Ws
trie bar 9eitnrsIicn giort ioa itprc Gins
itrcugeIicr iorat faa Ell irprortet SiliteIs
r,ro; bon bare hpao pt Tan bnoc. Ufsoet
tcannber GIottcu 10 mcb SdIcr o8
cana til Mlpttcr u. alotten 2 Gale
Ct 1aitor SeactIco. aIoffen 4-6 ipils
Ter Qrtber College 50 0tano itcrte Sdno
fro 9ecorab. ON Nftcncu "gtootus
Qichtre", piienSe Sc melt itoriIaguc
Scercrier fra gantle Wobcr Rorsc. Sill
men cr 1000 500 buoraf euoel er ta'
Get ira 2uften, ioa hi IfaI moi iaa ie
noget al bert.
Sr. Qouis 6. @roaflabt or netop fonts
men fra China, ban bill babe mauet at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10

SnsSag Den 15oc Sltri. = 6orm.
@aI8; 6~orretnine.
@ftcrmiooaB: 6orremineer.
Iften: Gpan8cIiit e. 8. StotpoIt
taller.
Sorsbas SEN 16be Suni. = Sorn.
Son1taIc oocr set cpitiueSc Somtolc.
nnc =. aor. 4, lie. mco ire SrS-
IeSerc. l. 9. 6. &ceerion, 9. 1-2.
p 6. g. @ran, 9. 2-3. grof. 9. &.
Slprc, q. 4-6.
Gftcrmionas: 6ortIatteIien al Gam.
taIen ouer grtne.
Iftcn: gporeeIiit G. 9. StotDolS.
Sreoa8 Sen 17be Slini. Sprrn
6ortlGtteIie al SanttdIen.
gftermioNa9: @inamisiioncn. w1rs
q. aiIcu.
@r times @cnncrrsoe BIER gtorser
fra $50 III $50.
S9uoas sen 9oe Suni. Sorm.
Naooerm6oc eIer 8reosbrpoeIic, aI.
10. @lD5tiereite fra 1890 iii -.
BoritanSer g. Stcusieu % $. gn8e,
bretien bill taIc.
Gnm.: - Sra 6reoog Gftcn I'll %
meo SenNa9 Gitcu mco llnotaReIie al
Senong 6ormiooas, Ierer llngSorts,
itepnet til.
G, s. 8urbus, Sornr.
y. Stensicr, SER.