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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
@ntIdpnlbisnng bei be1tider 8egie-
f1t1ta.

Berlin, 81 San. gead) elmer ben=
te erlaiienen an1tliben 8efanntnlab=
una bat oer-enbeOSra ;;Sgim St
,l1g Ser oeutibe11 8egierung bat Der
|Befeblg lgbaber Der an1erifanii6en Sf=
fnpationsnrmee n1i1 Nbein, Brigaoe-
general @errD s. men, ioapobl bel
Der oel1tlden, lpie ser babiiben Ste
|gierung tpegen bes fiir5lid)en,ge eriubs
bon 2euten, Die nit Der nnerifaai-
lben slrmee in 8erbinbung lteben ltd
Grocer 8ergbons unb iei1les @bnl1f=
feurs s{nac steder forrnea glbbitte
geleiitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
9as 6amg sbeluiQiet 2anbmirtid idafts
Gtnf.

Ba1bington, 90. San. Das Ste
prdientantenbans 1tabm an1 Conner
||Itag ben 2nltopirtidatfg gtat in Der
66be bon $34, 900 900 an, Der iebi
an ben 5enat gebt. Der Bal-Mns=
fhuB oes Saufes e111pfaH nln Neeiitttt-
nod Sic 8eininignng bon $13, ,000,=
600 fir Cigarette fit Rriegs sss;1pa=
Ioen;; es fouer1 flint 1leue Cigarette
5u ie So, SOC, 600 gebaut ,tno fir Der.
beiferllrtae1 an ben 2naarettel1 IN
Bnlln 8nlIn, Boib., 1111b Sort SIC.
@en5ie, Wpo., $5, ,0O0, 600 a11saeae-
be11I tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
@ie6er Ser Jrie6ensbertrag.

Berlin, 81. SnnMnr. Ser Bor<
ien @ourier mel6et, boB &olIan6 fiinf
Weofhii1en fir l1,terieeboote Bel ei<
11er Mnfhinenfabrif in Mnqgburg Be-
itent bat. Die Serftenuna bieier Wn-
idyinen iif ie6ob ,tnb Dem gertrnge
bon geriailIes berboten 90 oieg Ell
ne gddoigung Der belltihen sss1olls
ftrie beoeutet, 10 ipirb ertpnrtet, DnB
Sic Meaiernng oieferbolb Bel Den Mls
Iierten DoritelIia lperben miro, nm ei=
he genoerung 6ieler 8ertragsbeifinlss
1tlitng berbeiaufiibre 's AZ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
stintntredjt in GdJtucbelt.

5tofbolm, 81. San. 8eioe 9au=
der 6es ihnebiiden Rarlaments boz
ben nit groBen Mebrbeiten Nbdn0er-
.11nge11 Der gerfaIinnq angenonmen,
Ole Sen ssrnuen oasielbe 5tin1n1rebt,
|tpie bie Wdnner eg ausiibe,t, berlei=
beft, 1lnb 5tpnr obl1e ginlbrdnfung
1l1lter Beriidiib btigl1l1g Der bon Den
Gin5elne11 beanbIten 5tenerr1. .MuBer-
benz forne1t sSralle,, in beibe @nn1-
mern bes Narlarnents aetpdblt tper=
ben; oieie tneoen fii11ftig tire gorfiser
Ill11b onbere,1 Beamten feIbit mdblen,
|pGbre11D bisber Br1iibe11t ,1nb 8ice-
praiibent bo,1 @onig ert,annt tplir=
BEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
stur,,1 an, Gasifif.

Son Jrancisco, gnl., I. Jeb. n
Dae 11orblide pa5ifiide aiiite lpnroe
am 5orntag bon ei,tem fiirdterli9en
|5turm beirngeluht. Nn Der Wiin=
|0nng oes golumbia Jlniies errei6-
|te Ser Sturn1 cine StufoengeihDin=
|oigfeit bon 1870 Meilen, tpie Dos 8et=
teran1t IN San SranciSco ibakt, sSSit
5atooib, nabe gape sSlatterD, 1par Die
5turntgelh ito Meilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
Gtarfe sflutte aber Heine Mrnnee.

SlGrte 1yluIIe aOtI IletHe 2ttHtet.
Baibington, | Geb Der Nb=
georb1iete gntbpnD bon @nnfas, Der
gorlise1be oes Sausbelpinig nignngsfo-
[n1itee, erfI1rte areitag, bnB Die @e=
|oll5ierl1ng Der Mrmeeitdrfe alIf 15O,-
900 Mann nuf Mnregnt1g beg err
|1p1bIten Br1iiber1ten 6nroing gei6e-
Ben iei. Sn 6ieier 5ornt tpir6 Die
|BorIage 11l11n1ebr an bns Sdus be-
|rihtet tperoen. Serr MntbonD mar ei=
ner Ser @dfte beg Germ Saroing IN
Worio,t, ll1o bort NOR es bei Der Som
ferer5, baB 9err 9aroina iid) fir bic
Mrmeeftdrfe Don $50, anitatt Der
|iekigen Stdrfe, bic 213, 600 Mnni,,
ober a1lb tpie borgeih hlage1t ,pltrbe
|auf 175 900 berob5uieten, nusiprnb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
@ein gllfDbol 1.1ebr selieferI.

gbiongo, ssM, Il Seb genbeslt
200 sSabritnnte,1 Dor yaeo oi5inen l,1n
1og. ,Gonics" ii, ssninois lDeroen i1,-
foIge elmer am Nfo11tag beim itaat=
5liden 8robibitiors Direftor Ralpb
SO. 5tone tn gbicngo eingetroffenen
Berfiignng ge3tpunget iei1, ibren Be
trieb einauitenen. Die 0eriiigll11g aus
@ofbingto11 gebt babin, DaB Sen he-
treffenoen air,ne1t fein Mfehnl laebr
geIiefert tneroen bari ipie Stone NIT
,teilte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
Meae,, a,lf 8eiteq1l1tg.

W2ebicine 9at, gllta, 81. Sn1. %
Sic l1niteo ggriculturaI Aifoeiatiol
iii Meoicine Sat, Alberta, @anrsG,
bat einen Rontraft init sRegenn.s=
der" 9ntfielo n,1ter5eidnet, IN ben;
bie5er{fiir ben Be5irf IN Der. 3eit sipi=
fhet /. M5ni u11b. /. Mug11it oisles
sssabreg 1nebr Regen 5u liefern lid per
pflidtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
sSn SenneiIee iieat SIC gernnnit.

yoalbblIe, Cent, q san. sSllt
|StnatSienot ipuroe nit 25 gegen stpei
|5firnnten bic 8orlage abaelebnt,
bnrh ipelhe bie ,b1auen @eIese fir
Den gont,taa Derfiigt tper0en iollten.
Dur6 Sic Gorfoge fonten nlle ger-
ailiigunoe', al Sonntnger, Der eiiens
bnbnberfebr iotpie nlle son1ltags5ei-
|tingen perbotefl neroei1 n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
Srn. gdauab 1T 1tnredr gefd)eben.

8afbingto,1, 81. sSan. Dns
allb-@ontitee gab oie grfldr,11tg ab,
6aB Sic gegen CHARLES 80. 5dtpnb
erbobene N1,flage, ct babe bon Der 8e-
qiernnq fir perionlihe Musgaben
$3.50, 900 erbnltett, ,1itbt ertpieien NOR
sen more 1lnb nIs 1tt,ipnbr be5eidnet
tpre6en tniiRte. Dns @on1itee 6riidfe
nod amsbriiffib iein Beoauertt ans,
.oab Serr 5hipnb eth 10 groBes I'm
red angefa11 tporbeI1 lei. ST.. Sd)nn1b
.1robn oiie gtfiinbi ,n1s ct iie II
Seem g)orf teIegrapbifh enlpfing, md
ben ggortelt on sDos ift Die bette
yiahridt bie id ie erbaftPn babe. 1'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
gelaieu er,uiid,t, sac. 600. 600.

grnIieI, 2. geb. Cine MnIeibe
Don $50, ,OOO, 900 bot sic beIgiihe
5Regierll,1g nit &ilfe Der Guaranty.
Gruit Company III Stem yorf at1ge=
Inonpn1en. Ser 3insfuB tpur6e auf adf
|Hro5et1t feftgefett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
Dentidlano n,nk Getreibe einfiibreu

gerIin, 81. San. ggie ben italieni.
i1e1 Delegate11 itr BriiiieI ailfs TIRE
Mnfroae offi5ieH geantpDrtet tprtroe,
miro DentihIano I'M Sabre 1921 orei
W1inipneit. gonnen getreioe einfiib:
rem n1ialien. Die Geaiernng gibt 81,
Bob bie NbidJdBu1rg cine llng geniigen-
Sc getpefe1 ip1re, 90 Die grilte oes
Dergnngene1 ssSabres biuter ben gr-
iDartungen 5llriidg ebIiebet ipdre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
6rabere aaiierin bon MerifD franf

8riiiieI, 2. Seb. Brinaeiiin gbar-
Iotte bon 8elgie1t, Die Gnl,te bes &0-
11igs Gilbert lnb Die iBtipe beg gr5=
Ber5ogs Marin1ilia1, bon Oeiterreid
beiiert flirae 2aufbnbn aIg @ai{er bon
Merifo 10 trogii1 enoete, it ihtuer er-
franft. 9 aoie Brinaeifin bodbetnet
1T, 10 fiirbtet man bng 5bIitnn1fte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
Gf,tisbGHie,afte Dcaatieb,s
laftN's feitecicbt.

Ite &at bat Sen bonl 5abnertdn0igen
slusi9uB ausgearbeiteten Man fir Die
bon GeutidIono au aablen6e &riegs.
e,,ti96bignng angenomn1en. Dteielbe
lit ai,f 226 Miliarben Marf in @olo
(an1,dberno $53,78S. .OO00,000) feit,
geiest, aablbar in iteigernoen &aten n
42 ssnbren, beginnen6 NIT 5tpei Will
Iiarben Marf in ben eriten 5tpet Sab-
rem, auidbIiA elmer 5teuer bon II
8roae1,t a1f Deutidlanos ansfnbr,
oie 6em gnti96oigungsfon6 5ngefnbrt
,per6en lou, poour6 Die @efammt.
i,,nrn,e auf 26S Meiliar0en Marf
@olb qebro9t miro. Sn ben 11ahlte1l
fii1,f Sabren ionen ie 5rpei, oann bret !
Sabre brei, 6rei bier nnb brei fiinf
,ln6 ldlieBli6 81 Sabre lang lebs
Meiniarben N1arf Colo idbrlib bee
aablt per6en. Die 9eitenerltag Der
Musfubr Ion tpqbrenb Der gan5en az
Sabre banerroen gntI6abigungs5eit
in &raft Heiben.
Sn1 Trobnsbienf.
sluf oiele 8eife mtro Sranfreib
@elpinnteiIbaber an mMufibmung
ben Deltl9lanbs Sanoel tpabrenb bic
Ter gerio6e 11in1n1t. Da nber Der Ber-
traa bon 8erjaiIles feline 8eoingnng
entbdlt, ,pona1 Deutih hlan6 bon iei=
nem gusfubrba,16el 9ribut aablen
nrub, 10 n1lB bier5ll erit oeiien 31i-=
itinur1lnq erlangt iperoen. Ser Blan,
tpeIder beute abe1tb bon ben Wfitglle=
bern Des Stats ,lnter5eibnet puroe,
miro De,tidlu1tb in einigen Sagen
11itgeteilt 11rto es ailfgeforoert tperoen
8ertreter au elmer an %. Gebrllar
itoftfinoen6en &onferena 5l1 ienoen.
sss1 Der 3tpii6en5eit miro Die Brill
ieIer 6inon5fonferen5 am {. Sebrliar
ibre 8eratnngen tpieoer alifnebmen.
@eitere anehelnrg.
slIs cine lpeitere @arantie fur bic
@inbaIhang Ser 3ablungen fonen nod
oen angenornmenen gn1pfeblnngen
bes Mnsidulies in einem ioben Sal
Ie oie beutlben 3one bei6lagnabmt
1,r6 bon sen gllliierten erbobte3nangs
iteuerA auferlegt, iotpie Deuti6Iano
perboten perben obne grlanbnis oer
Gntf1dbigungs Mnleiben
mn Auslar16e anf5unebme1t.
Die Srage bef oeutiben aoblens
Iieferungen miro u11ter bem gegen-
1pdrtiaen Mbfonnlen Der 8iebergnt-
ntaha.ngsfon1rniiiion uberlallen blei=
ben. Sic Nfetbo6en CUR Musfihrl1ng
beg bonn @roBen Rat beltte a11genonl-
n,ener1 Ylanes Ser gin5iebung Der
@rieggentibdbigung per6en bon Der
5ahberIt1,1bigen 4o1mmiiiion, tneE
die in BriiIiel ernannt tpur0e, al1sge-
nrbeitet tper6en. Dieie @o1t111iilio1l
miro audi maIoiglt iiber perfb bieoene
sSragen, 1pel9e 6eutfbe Bepol ollmd6tig
te IN elmer 8erian1mlling nit ben Ml=
liierten anfgetporfen babel1 entidei-
ben. Bie es beiBt, miro 0ieie Ber=
farnmIung in 2onbon itattfinoe11, io-
baIb Die auf ben 81. Sebr1ar anbe<=
ranmte o&nferer5 Der Maiierten ab.
gebalten tporbel1 it,
9ie gutapaffn1ns.
Der 8eriht oes Militarcilsib,tI-
les, tponad Sic GintpobnertpeEr uno
Die freitpiaigen giirgerpehrcn Big
sun1 1. Suli ebenfans, Bel b0berer
gtrofe, nls unter benz slbfom1lten
Don spa, erttpnffl1et per6er1 1niiiien,
.r..s~no -. 80, 0Ys414ro4. ES
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
WYATT ROGET.

Tire above named gentleman, who i7
treasurer of the state Fair commits
sion. Is serving his second term as
such.
Judge Roeer's home Is at Burlington.
Kit Carson county. in which county he
las held every office. and has several
lines been reelected to occupy inc
bench OF the county court, the busiest
court in his jurisdiction.
He Is = man of high class tudlclslly
sociary and in business way. He Y,
m. possessor of a broad and weii
.tocked mind which has had tho tutor
ago OF wide experience in many places
and many lines OF public endesvor.
Much travel has stimulated his inhorn
Qualities OF keen observation and close
application.
with tho interests Of the Stale Fair
strongly At heart. Judge BoEor never
misses an opportunity to meet and
.ounscl with his collca gucs His ck-
'-uztvc scdua intsnce with mon Of ar
rrirs thruout the state and nation car
ri-s to the colorado state Fair much
r tho way OF valuable confidence and
-uppcrt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
WHY WEAK NERVES
AND THIN WATERY
BLOOD
CAUSE SUCH GREAT PHYSICAL.
WEAKNESS AND MAKE ONE An
EASY PREY TO A MULTITUDE OF
DANGEROUS DISEASES.

r-.r- huursn being is born With o-r-
laip quantity Of nerve force some
With moro than others.
Yorr hrdv normally rnakcs or rcner-
-.-s nerve force only nbou' 50 fast. and
n through ovcrvork worry. constant
n-rvons strain or other -pccsSes. you use
up your nerve forrc faster than your
body mskeS new nerve force. then yonr
,~vr power becomes weakened. and as
orns,auenc~ roar hlosi r-sy n>1or,> thin.
-ss arsd vp,e.J. spd rou t-r,~ae fc>hl> efu-s
ard lvy@fnhie- 10 s-ch stss you NAV not only
.uY.~ terrible to-trr~s from . multitude of
Charming symptoms. hu. IN your Ercs,iT --st
e-.- condition rou sr~ .a,v rr-r m 'hr
multitude Of dangerous s,rrn, NTH ~hteh reu
nus. o,-r~ In alrnos' daily c-rts~'. sni 1ou
may therefor easily crnt-sei souc dsnserrts
o. even ss.si disc.~
In r~h c>s>s rpp shc-S i--1.i.ici- tst.
.7-,..nirr TO r-v,taii,, yovr -ofnou,. erhsus'
n ae~~-> Ard cr-sr nv n>r-- rorre HI.
-pt Effectively accomplished hT ihe fr-r
ta- u Sur,.cd Iron Int. valuable pro.iprt
au-kiy ajd. In ,nrichirs tn hlor.f sod thereby
'islr- N tn furnish an additional srpriv ~ n~+
----- r~ce With -h,ch 10 --ritalirs snd r~r---
rat. the t-, in ,nd r~--- ->4l. I, si.o contain.
prc.t-cf -hch Representa- tts r-irrireI cNsn
raj oonstitp>n. of active living n-rv, force In =
fn-u, r,ost Marty allied IN hat IN the p,--~ nd
brain oils of r1sn. suNsied Iron -naT M s-rfo--
=. old to h hr.h hic~d and . n>rv- f-.si a, 4,
furnishes strengthening o-r,1tc iron IN ths
olo~.t Ard the most important element of The
r.r-o vital hud .o 'hr nerves. Ths rTr-t of
Nu,ated trpn In oa.cs Of eths1.,e-i u,--r to-r,
s,d ,rnrcver-,hed hics.' !. 90 rc---rk,hI~ sr-
.urpr,sirx that " Often incr.s.-- 'h- ,.rcrE,h
s,d endurance Of vcsi. nervous. "rundo-' n e
men and -o-nen in two -eeks tim. In fso.
the Manufacturers rusrsn'es s.tis,se.o-r ?.
.uIfs tp e~.rr rurrhsSr or thev riii -~'uni
ropr ry>~pey. Nursted lrcn is for ssi- By all
dvnisaA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
". G. PORTER
Superintendent of Transportation

superintendent W. c. Porter OF th'
state fair transportation department
promises first cin-s street car s-rvic'
during tho biz show.
Incidentally. ", Porter Is -ur.rir
tendout OF tho traffic department .;
tho ArLsnEss Valley Railway. Lisnt s,
Power COMPANY.
The hus~ nrrvico 10 'h- fair zrourdu
Will re- from the Grand avenue aud
Tart Pueblo line after Monday. tho
Grand sveuus being the hsUn lin- on
Monday.
There will r. incrcs-ed --rvic- on
al -hs ether lines, and rom the
do5r, toan district the increase with
lrr very material.
The heavy service TO and from t7n
grounds Siit continue ai niEh' until
Tho crowds have been handled. and 1T
least one or tso later cara thsn urusi
viii 10 run on tho residential linc-
fro- tho down town sections.
The service VIII of course h- rcsu-
lated Ia meet the demand but ~ rush
hours tho service Ht the grounds vii
be about = ear = minute
Freight trains on tho Traction COM
pauy lines arc handling the 1.-Two stock
and other exhibits. receiving tho con
-iErments direct from the trains. from
- to 10 head Of cattle. spr Instance.
arc hauled TO tho grounds 1T time.
Passenger r.tcz on all railroads in
tho state arc ono and half faro for
tho round trip FrsiEht 10 tho fair g.
carried at regular scheduled rates
but is taken home free NJ clst
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
JOHN II. THATCHER.

President of the State Fair Commits
sion Is John H. Thatcher, a native
born Puebloan
Everybody who knows this man ad-
,nires him for mis- hroadmindedncss, his
mercy, his cenislity, all around ability
and stock-ot general information. nc
is one of those rare specimens anon:
wealthy men who have other aims and
objects In life than grabbing dollars
Ho Is one of those who secs pleasures
md beauties in the great out of doors
aud in mixing with his fellow mon in
tde various walks Of life,
Being Of the carefully progressive
ivpe. he Is a wonderful asset to the
colorado state Fair: his sound judS-
ment Is always in demand; he Is ac..
tive IN all things tending TO tho good
~ the state institution to which he be-
longs.
Mr. Thatcher wa. appointed as a
member Of the commission by Cover
nor Shoup last spring, and immediate
lv got into the harness and went 10
work with a will for the good of the
fair His associates elected him prcSi-
dent Of the board at tho first meeting
alter his appointment
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25


For twelve years j. l.. Beaman has
been engaged in tho conducting OF
fairs, and practically all Of that time
he has hecn manager of the Colorado
state Fair.
lie was tho organizer Of the Santa
Fe Racing circuit Of the Arkansas val
10y, OF the Rocky Mountain Racing
circuit, and of the Colorado Associs-
ton Of Fair secretaries.
Mr.. Heaman is prominent figure in
the Int, rna tional Association OF Fairs
and ESpositic MS and it was largely
thru his efforts and those of Judge
6orer that the International and tho
American Associa tons consolidated at
Chicago last October.
He is an acknowledged authority on
fairs all over the country. and is an
active officer in the n-1ntcrna +.
tional Association. He is secretary OF
tho Colorado Race commission, 10
which position he was appointed by
the governor.
lie works incessantly all the year
round for tho upbuilding OF tho Colo
rsdo State Fair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
REQ CROSS WILL
7 HAVE AN EXHIBIT

o 2 Amour. Director Of tn. Fair
Exhibits for the southwestern DIVISION
or the American Rcd Cross will ar
range an exhibit IN he shown on tho
second floor Of tho county building
Nr iruouN will personally have
charge Of tho exhibit, during Fair week
Hc Viil be ,ssisted by Miss Nslns
Lamb. Community Surso for Pueblo
county.
Tho Pueblo county chapter will
erect An emergency tent lust south
nf tho Ladice Rest Room. on the
grounds. where fret aid will be given
accident and etck cares. Efficient
service will be given hy phy-ieia ns and
trained nurses. both dsy and night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
John / ToRIS

Nortrose Is the hc.-- NJ tho -nerc-
'4rv ot the board of"Stat" Fatr corn
u'ie-io1ers. John 7 Tobiu. who is r"rv-
inE a. second term on tho hoard.
Nlsc he is serving his second term IN
tho state senate. I'm which BODY he
.iands as one Of ihH pillars "f sub.
stsntizbilitv. s"cI sound sense and
r~-l solid Judgment
During IN. world war Seua tor Tchin
devoted most of his tim" 60 his coun-
'r,'- service as a member Of Colorado
War Board District No. l. located in
Pueblo. He is successful stock raiser
nd GARNER. and knows an about tho
products OF the scS ard tho barn. As
p-csidsrt Of tho Western slope Fair
's7oci-tio1. he has accomplished Won
lrrs for his cart NJ tho state, aud
hereby added much 10 tho states an
rual show.
trt.- Tohir has met vou once no
knows you always. ana when YOU SEQ
him ,t the fair. hero. there and every
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
Jooicot

say Msdelon. this lirar's -onc-
thing AWFUL
r ver sorry mon ch.ri' anEvcrsd
hts French bride. y spick tomorrow
viz 20 ii' eri man The American II
zion Weeki,.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
Not on nc Card

The- we're In a railway train ard
vera discussing Dickens. We'll" said
ono John puts Bleak House nr~
and Martin Chus5levtt' second
"rsrrvsc me gentlemen" aid = hushy
voice from thr ar behind. II don :
know your pal .iohn hut you're hein'
stea-cd. Thare sin't no sich horses
runuiu' Fort worth Stzr-Tetosrs tn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
FOUR men OF AFFAIRS, REALLY
BIG, AT HEAD OF STATE FAIR
John Thatcher, President; Wyatt Boyer, Treasurer;
John J. Tobin, Secretary, and Jas. L. Beanan
Manager Have Charge Of Big Event
JAMES L. EEAMAN.

where. you will come 10 the conclusion
he is a worker from Workerville.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

IT'S 4 big four that ie at the head
Of the Colorado State Fair.
Men who know the business; men OF
affairs: men of calieer; successful
mon: real men big men Intellectually
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-16
BROTHERHOOD MEETING
Address of Rev. John A. Wright Was
hiIahIy ApprecIated

Three lusty cheers and a tiger were
emitted from the willing throats Of
sixty.one men at the close of the lee
ture at the Brotherhood last night, in
appreciation Of the speaker and guest
of the evening. Rev. John A. Wright
of Hoosick Falls.
Mr.. Wright has spoken to this or
ganization before and because of his
popularity has been invited for next
seasons course. His subject Kodak
as you GO was not only interesting
and fun of humor but instructive and
helpful, and all the married men pres
ent resolved to turn over new leaf
(beginning January hrst) and take a
box of candy home to their wives as
often as they did in courtship days,
Sbme startling facts regarding the
anatomy of man, were brought out dur
ing the course OF the evening, among
which was that mans head contain
ed his face and also his brains If he
had any. A high school boy was quot
ed as having said that mans chest
contained the heart, lungs, liver, stom-
ach and bowels which were A, L, I, 0,
u and sometimes w and Y
The refreshments were served by
the team captained by George Grant.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-16
RAILROADS CALL
WAGE CONF FERENCE
WITH employees
Western Lines Forecast Further
Reductions in Pay
WORKING RULES CHANGES
Brotherhood Chiefs Say They
Have not Yet Decided
upon Policy

Chicago, Nov. 16.--Approximately
seventy five railroads. comprising
practically all the larger lines of the
West are sending out calls this week
for wage conferences with their em-
ployees, looking to reductions of pay.
A few conferences have already been
held on some roads.
Although the roads are acting indi-
V dually in the matter Of wage reduc-
tions, al are following the agreement
reached here on October IA, when the
Association of Railway Executives
passed resolution favoring further
reduction OF rates of pay to those in
effect prior TO the wage award of the,
United State Railroad Labor Board in
July, 1920. Such reduction win approx.
mate 10 per cent. for the train service
men and return to the rates of pay
in outside industries for other classes
Of labor.
Demands TO be presented by the rail
road brotherhood when they meet
with general managers Of the roads to
consider changes in working rules
and conditions were taken up yester-
da at the conference of $50 officers
and general chairmen of the Brother
hod Of Locomotive fremen and En-
ginemen.
When the conference adjourned,
Warren S. Stone. grand chief of the
engineers, said they were not prepared
to make any public statement as yet.
"We are trying to decide on future
policy regarding wage reductions and
changes in working conditions said
MIR. Stone. He declined to say what
had transpired at the conference.
Ninety.eight roads have opened ne
gotiations with the unions for changes
in the working rules.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-16
FARRAR'S CHARGES
IN DIVORCE SEALED
Efforts to Have Case Against Lou
TelIesen Tried in Secret
Continue.

New York, Nov l6.--Any likelihood
that the charges which Miss Geral-
dine Farrar, tie grand opera singer,
has made in her suit for divorces
from Lou Tellegan, the actor, viii
become public knowledge, ended yes
terday when her complaint and her
husbands answer and all other pap.
ers in the case were filed in tle Couh-
ty Clerks Office in heavily sealed en-.
velopes.
The papers. in two strong enyel-
opes, each with seven seals along It's
fap. were fled in the clerks office
by w. Clifford Boese, c'erk of Spec
ial Term, Part l, Of the Supreme
Court. who did so at tie direction OF
Justice Charles c. Guy. who last week
granted an order striking certain al
legations Of Mr. TelIegen's from his
answer after hearing argument u
counsel
Persons who are interested IN the
case have believed that when the
complaint and answer were fled they
would he public records accessible %
anybody. The fact that they were
filed sealed bears out the statement
OF counsel. made frequently since the
case began t.iat Il will be conducted
with every precaution against public
ity. 1t was stated that the evidence
Ia the case win be presented ID pri-
yate before a referee, and that the
only document in the suit that ever
will be open to public scrutiny VIII
be the final decree, either. OF divorce
or dismissal as the case may be,
which must be filed without sealing
according TO law.
No ntimation Of the exact nature
Of the breach between Miss Farrar
and her husband has even come out
since he began suit against her for
in Westchester county last
August. Although 1t has been stated
that he charged her with cruelty,
and with abandoning him, no com
plant or answer. in the case has ever
been fled. and on Monday it was
for trial to this county by
order of Justice Morschauser sitting
al W.lite Plains Nothing has been
disclosed by any one connected with
the case as to what Miss Farrar
charges her husband with, Deyond
cautious statement by her counsel,
Samuel untermyer, to the effect that
he had investigated the early lie
and associations OF Mr.. Tellegen very
an1 believed has ciient
would win her case.