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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
MULE COLTS
'AT PUBLIC AUCTION
FORTY HEAD OF AS FINE AS
EVER BROUGHT TO COUNTY
WILL GO UNDER HAMMER.

At the Columbia Stock Yards next
Monday at II o'clock in the morning,
James Ridley of Ashwood Acres will
sell at auction forty head of as fine
two year old mules as have ever been
offered in Columbia. These mules
were brought to this county as colts
and have been thoroughly acclimated,
they are of good color and extra
heavy. Experts have examined these
colts and declared that they repre-
sented the acme of perfection in mule
flesh for that age. They will be sold
on very reasonable terms.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
EorgeHulness
Of Sheriff M0y
S0De Prisoner
(By United Press.)

BATON ROUGE, Feb. 9.--Sheriff
Grants lack of memory may prove to
be Lonnie Eaton's good fortune.
Eaton, negro, sentenced in Ouach-
ita parish to be hanged on February
for murder, was forgotten by Grant.
Today legal lights were trying to de-
termine whether or not the negro can
be hanged now.
The new Attorney General Coco
said he was unable to say what Ea-
tons status would be until he had
studied the case carefully.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
FACTORY DEMONSTRATOR
FOR KITCHEN CABINET
AT THE COLUMBIA HARDWARE
AND FURNITURE COMPANY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

Beginning next Saturday, February
18th. and lasting for eight days, clos
ing Saturday, April 18th, the Colum-
bia Hardware e. Furniture Co. will put
on a factory demonstration and sale
of Sellers Kitchen Cabinets. Mr.. Pep
er, the factory representative and
demonstrator. will arrive Monday and
will be here Monday and Tuesday in
charge of the demonstration.
The proposition is in accord with
the dollar day movement. One dollar
down puts the cabinet in your kiteh-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
OPERATION WAS
MOST SUCCESSFUL

Jack Sanford, highly respected dar-
key and foreman of "Ashwood Acres"
the country estate of James Ridley,
was operated on at Johns Hopkins
hospital this mornig. A telegram to
Mr.. Ridley states that he is doing
nicely.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
Would Regulate
Salary Paid to
Circuit Clerk

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. o.
Messrs. Jones and Russell today in
troduced in the house a bill to pre-
scribe. and regulate the salary of the
circuit court clerk of Maury county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
NO CHOIR PRACTICE
At FIRST BAPTIST
PRAYER MEETING WILL BE DIS
MISSED IN TIME TO HEAR DR..
MORROW TONIGHT.

There will be no choir practice to-
night at the First Baptist church, but
one will be held later in the week.
The prayer meeting will be beld at {
O'Clock. Those wishing to hear DR..
Morrow will get out in time to do So
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
State Highway
Department To
Be Looked Into

Tennessee hospital. Provision is also
made for committee to draft bill
on profteering.
The house will tomorrow consider
the governors veto of the attorney
general and judges increased salary
bill. the measure having been set as
special order A night session was
ordered taaiFht.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. EFF
forts in the house this morning by
Mr.. Lowe, of Knox. to secure consid-
Grafton of the Graham-Bratton bill
met with failure. Mr.. Lowe moved to
make the bill special order. bur
Speaker Todd held that the motion
was out of order as the biII was in the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
SHADOW SOCIAL AT
THE THETA SCHOOL

There will be Shadow Social at
the Theta school on next Friday night.
The proceeds will go for the benefit
of the school Prof r. r. Kennedy
is the principal and he asks liberal
patronage.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
CONSOLIDATION is
SOUGHT BY SENATE
Special torThe Herald.

Special toNThe Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 9.-The
senate today adopted a joint resolu-
tion calling on congress to pass the
Rogers bill. providing for the consol-
idation of the vocational board work
and that OF the bureau of war risk in
sufahce.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
Sunday Closing
LQu) GiDen Set
Back in House

hands OF a committee.
Later an effort was made to get the
Cooper bill out Of the hands OF the
committee and placed on the calen-
dar; but the motion was blocked by
another to defer action as the house
already had a recess committee reso-
luton set at that time for speciS
order.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
MEMPHIS MAN IS
KILLED IN DUEL
SHOT TO DEATH BY UNIDE MI
FLED MAN WHO ATTEMPTED
TO INVADE HIS HOME.
(By United Press,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb &C. b.
Moorehead, official of the Standard Oil
Company was shot and killed carly
today in pistol fight with an uniden-
titled man, who attempted to invade
his home. Two suspects are under
arrest and are being held on suspi
cion.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 9.-The
house today amended the recess COM
mittee resolution to provide for an in.
vestigation OF the state highway de
partment. Another amendment pro
tides for an investigation of alleged
...s.,s..,,ae,,. az inmatas 81 the East
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-02-11
WORK IN THE FIRST
MASONIC DEGREE
THURSDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY
1oTH-AlL ENTERED APPREN-
TIcEs URGED TO ATTEND.

There will be work in the entered
apprentice or first degree at the Ma
sonic lodge Thursday night. All en-
tered apprentices are urged to be
present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
Ads Are Correctly Classified ndexed Alphabetically Arranged
THH OIRk ON rHK JOB
NJ J~nAn pNA.vAn

~~cyvssht. 1920. By whs-ser svn1toaAs. fpc
You are . business woman. You
make a certain surn of pon~y weekly,
and II you are a good business woman
you lny asids n portion pf that sim.
You plan your spending carefully
hope perhaps TO have a business 81
your own or own home some day.
You ere typical. There ere many hk-
you, In spite ~ the slurs ou American
lack OF thrift md foresight. Hsrdw0fk-
ing. ambitious. oaeful women, who
want some Day to be able 20 auit
work and 10 have a meet aes In The
bank which will suffice To keep them
In something approaching comfort ~
i.sss.
But do you. pugfness Woman. 90
you read ths fns snciai paee7 The busi-
ness man does. as you know. studiee
10 with care every morning snd un-
derstauds ~. DO your
Ususlly you don't
And yet there isn't anything printed
In tho papers that 1. Of n1cre import
nnce to the general welfare ~ the
country. and therefore TO your own
welfare, than this same page
The many women who sec their
savings vanisf In some gst-rich-
quick scheme. 4ho are persuaded 20
buy all sorts on worthless stocks. The
women who lose money In bad busi-
ness speculation. who throw away
withut thought. apparently, money
II has taken long. hard years 70 ac-
quira these women might have saved
from loss II they had formed the habit
of studying the financial page under
standtneIy.
There they can zee the Huctuation
of securities, and come to learn what
is good and what is bad. They can
learn how 70 invest their money
soindly. they can follow the general
trend of financial affairs all over the
world A woman who knows this
page can talk with her banker intel
ligentIy, and grasp his advice as 20
her investments. She win sngw That
sudden fortunes are not made by
small investoss, ignorant of finance
She will not expect amazing results
from her Investments. but win look
for safety and q fair return
And shs viii give her mind excellent
training, improve her business stand
ing. and perhaps pick up an Occasipns sl
bargain iu stocks bonds that VIII
help out her account nicely.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
HEALTH LEGISLATION.
state BOARD Decides on Matters 10 Take
m With General Assembly,

MP With General Assembly.
The state Board of Health ~ its quar-
terIy meeting Yesterday approved the
following legislation which viii be pre-
zrnted - the General Assembly now IN
3szsuion
4. A special appropriation for medical
inspection Of school children
z special appropriation for Che
eduoation and control Of the rnidwives
of the Sta e
z An act combining the Office of
the cannerv inspector with that of the
food Inspector, increasingtheappropr
thereby employing flll-time Inspector
4 An appropriation IN coniirtie the
publication of a. monthly bulletin.
5. an increased appropriation for
vital statistics work and 20 pay for fling
and binding certificates, salary a q
tsbulation clerk, stc.
G. An increased appropriation for
disease control work
Z. A change in Tho law regarding
coronsrs 30 that he coroner will have 20
be physician or tho coroner must have
n physician view the body and sign the
death certificate.
3. Amend The law so that any Esnsrn
rules of local Board Of Health may be
enforced by the state board IN any ser
ton Of the State.
.. An act requiring chat the annual
report ri the State Board of Health must
be filed not later than March 10.
10. 4 change in the law requiring
physicians 20 report contagious diseases
to both the state and the city boards
so that the report VIII be sent only 20 the
so that the report viii be sent only 70 the
City Board If Health.
IL That the act be repealed which
requires notices deaths and births TO
be reported by post card but that the
certificate be fled as prornptly as possible,
OF within the ten-day time limit now IA
fnrre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
HOMv WEDDING.
Marriage MLas Mssy MAAlsass ovtMsS
snA OliA q Ds~is


The marriage of Niss Hssy nNIdls
Ton Gnff'h. dsusbter of fIau, Grrib
~ near Hss~sfrs-, tsn, County. Nd.
and pIm X Jsvs W. ~,l~,unlr.-i lasf
Saturday evening ii~f Peter fponsshsy
fsthsf The bride, attlf.l ia rhts ffn.
csded satin and laes -e~flnK Fsi
caught With orsnss tlf~soma. snI csfff.
ins a bouquet n Bride f1.es s1i .hi.
lilscs, va gwen IN mafilsge ~ hsf fstlrf
and attend ~ haf sisfef iufy sfrlih.
ggnn~l in yellow OF fmif0frfrd ~
silyer over doth ~ Kold. and osfriax
Ophelis fpsss The Kf1a~n vas Attended
by his brother jafnss - Dssa ~ Iss
bridal party entered the psfuf A. fhs
strains ~ The lghsngfln Wedding fsf0h
played ~ Niss Ebsshslh natfslif lIIs
guests were delightfuliy suisfia.nsi hpih
before ard after the offrmmv Pa N'1s
Rachel Hamilton a Nsr fufk ris Fhl
who sang q number a charming soi Az
pr0pfiaia songs a buffet Fnr4ff FalssfVri
~ l25 people Ihs h0iHo Fns hrauffu''F
doooraird. fertoons o iauTe'. holly. m.aiif
tpe and poin~s,tia blooms Icing usni
elaborkteiy The ceremony toof place
under larye wedding bell ~ laurel aff
poirisettiaa uIgpcnded lr1n ths oriiIfg
within. bower n fadar tres snf ~sffI,
the esect beng ottfnmolv hfsIffH
Tho windows and rnsutl~~ r~r. b.nl a
with holly ard laurel Tho afrh a fhs
foot 81 che stairway Fss srsfrfnrly aD
pirate and artistic Tha sane rlss n
decorations was carrfsd ous IN ths dinif
room. Mr.. and Nrs DAVIS riil bs a ~ ra
at Rich Levels after lsnusyr rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
Newport Trouble in Court

-Four women Of the town Of Newport
were arraigled last evening before Magis-
strate James Fl. Galloway, on complaint
of Clarence X. Crossley, father Of ID
year-old Emily Crussley, because Of
their alleged interference in his Personal
affairs. The women were Mrs. Nora
Faulkner, Mrs. Edith Edwards King
Mrs. Anna King and Mrs. Reba slant
At the hearing the daughter Emily
testified that her mother and father had
mistreated her and for which reason the
four women interceded IN her behalf
Henry r. Isaacs, attorney for the de-
fendants, asked for their dismissal Mrs.
FalIlker and Mrs Edith King were dis
missed. However, the OF her Mrs. King
and Mrs. Slant agreed TO have their
cases go,to higher court. Both were held
under 500 bond.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
EngraYers 30 on strikr.

Four union engravers employed ~
the Wilmington Phito- Engraving Co.
Third and Tatnall streets. struck yss-
terday because the management de-
clined 10 increase the minimum rate ~
wages from s45 20 $50 a week. William
Voeglin, head OF the concern, said the
men have been receiving $50 a week.
but he was unwilling 10 make that
the minimum scale. he and other
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
ESCAPING PRISONER RETAEEN.
Sawed Way out % jail ANA Had rro
Days Liberty.

New York, Jan Harry T. Ritl-
berger. alleged bank robher who saUed
his way out of the West Side Prson here
last Monday. has been captured in Prov-
dencs, r. Il
Bitzberger was being held here for eN-
tradition % New Brunswick y J where
the was wanted IN connection with The
S27, 600 robbery on December 20 last of
the MilltOwn National Bank.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
wORKHoUsE LEGISLATION.

Bills In shape and Ready for Eariy
Presentation 20 Assembly.
Several bills affecting the workhpuss
have been prepared and will b pre-
sented 20 the Legislature soon. They
follow:
1. Extending the provisionx of mo
parole law.
3. Asking FOR an incrase "A me per
diem allowance.
3. TO allow prisoners 60 40 other
than county work.
4. Providing a separate pEison Tor
women.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
wAsurseTox rRrr.
Begisin'fvs Committee 10 CO Th>>s To
morrow ~ Ascertain L~gisfruv-
Rates.

Senator Bennett rnd Rspr..~~s.1'--
Kramer, members ~ the corn nrrfft~~ .
the Lxgf-isture appointed - srr-r~~
for State representation a. ne Hts-d
ing inauguration. viii 90 % Ws.>'rp
ton tomorrow, % ssoertsin what -
rangernsnts c-u b nnere. Wh-s~~
the whole Le~islst1r. rflf tab. tr~
trip hss not tseen announced. -. ft
probably viii "a s-vsrsi - Ia. p----.
csssors have dou. Tn. othsr ro--rn~-.
of this COMMITTEES, appointed y~~s~--
day. are President Pro T--r H.r>v -
the Senate and sperkr~ pr~t--y - 70
House
The following COMMITTEES ,~~ s-s
pointed 70 arrange for me ir-~Vw-s
tfon uf Governor -eie~f U,~n~~v. l>~--
tors Alice and Murphy ard R-rv~~s-.s
tives Otweil lee ard r. ~ D.-%.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
CRApsHovrpRs ~ rAvrp~S.
Ianlsov ~ Burned E.slA,ss ss ChsvA>e-
tom says They TsAA ssss>.

By Associsted Pres- - Every Ev-,,-r
Charleston. w We. J.n f~-Te.s %.
sttlc ~ the stats Capitol vr~b 80.
destroyed bv m. la9t Monday. 49,
frequently uaed ~ "cr-psboossrs- 49,
the statement today bv Jsua-s c~s~
chief isnitor II the buHdinx nhe ~
pre-sad the opinion That IA rra -.
not csn.ed ~ dsfectiv. ~lecfric pvs.fnx.
Anyone could 90 Into The aff~ -
sny tirne." said c-eis "fh4 dnor- q th@
Capitol b~snz open dsy ami uixbt. sod
in spits % the ggarGz entrances 50.
easy"
Gels ~eid ia rs.~~d through fHa a fff1
with workman who had ne~n en-
ployed % repair th@ roof several Months
ago and on thsir wzy the fiun-r c.lia1
his attention n an nva~fuFued p~fsr
bucket on which .Va2 me stump ~
candle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
AVIATION ar Q. % y.
War Department. Plans Units fsr rr,~.
Ing ~ Reserve Ofa~srs.

BY Associated Press % Every Evsnsns
philadelphia. Jan. T.-sixnAl ans
aviation units are Dsing piaun~s for
the University - PsnnsYivsnia r-~rV-
officers training corps ~ ths War De-
paFtment. q vas announcei hsr. to
day. The War Department 10 lo supply
airplaues Tor fvinE and EruuudnnrE
and several captive ua4lons. Army nf.
hcrs are now studyiug sites f1r tne
field. The sisns4 corps urohaaiY EiI
be connected with the Town sCsuudc
School.
II is planned % maintain 90 fr-
fsntry unit ana n battery 81 deld ar
tiilery also as part % the officers rrslu
Ing corps. The atter eill 10 parf of
the second regiment. deid Rrtlusr
National GuaI1d % rannaI LnanlA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
BoxING MEET CALLED orr.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evonius.
Philadelphia, Jan The hoxing meet
between the University ~ Pennsylvanis
and Queens University % Canada has
been called of The meet conaictod With
the dates Of other Pennsylvania meets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
GREAT WEST VA. SEAL SAVED.
Important Papers Also Escape Destue-
ton in CAPITAL Fire.

Charlestown, " Va, Jan. 6-Ths
great seal Of the state Of West Virginia
was recovered from the runs Of the capito.
fire late Yesterday when the vault IN tia
Office Of the secretary Of state was un-
covered BY laborers.
Many important papers N Tie vault
we're found TO be IN perfect condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Ss::%;:<l g: 10 Philadelphia
and Chester

HcheduIc 70 k teCt pCtoDer r.
Subject to Change Without Notics.
LeAv Whining ton, Fourth st. Whar ana
PhilAd phiA. Chestnut st. Wharf. week days
except Aturdays. at 500 a. IN. ~ O'Clock
noon an 4 10 D. "a.
On Saturdays, sundays and Holidays 40.
iO.3Oa. na.. I.30. AIS and 100 q. "a.
NlLMIN GROVE SOUTE
= Schedule In Effect Monday. Sept. II.
Daily, including Sundays. leave Whining
ton $40. 500. 1000 a. m. IL O'Clock Don
200, 400, 600. 500. 1000 aud 1900 IN.
Leave penn's Grove 80, T.15, 900, i 90
a. M, 100. 500. 500. 90. 200 and lI.oo
1. n.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
WATER RATES
Are due and payable IN advance at the Office
of the
Water Department
New Public Building
Tenth and King Streets

NON-METER CLASS ANNUAL RATES.
II paid during the month OF January. 1921 !,
10 per cent discount; after January the face
of tho bill will be required,
IL not paid before the first day of March,
1927, the water may be shut of.
METER CIASS-AIININfUM RATES.
III paid during the month of January. 1921
5 per cent discount; after January the face
of the bill will be required.
If not paid before the first day OF March.
1921. the water may be shut of.
METER CLASS-Q UARTERLY RATES
If paid within 30 days after the close OF
the quarter. 5 per cent discount. after 80
days from the close of the quarter the face
of the bill will be required.
If not paid within 90 days after the close
of the quarter the water may be shut or.
Office open from a. IN. to p. M.
Information by ID. & A. phone 5000.
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
hfAHLoN BELTS. Registrar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events

JANUARY o. Ip2i-fraternh splan'umsiiI pa,, n ali
Church sunday, 80 u. IN. se'ei. sue con
MESSAGES by MRS bishop. services '"a
ducteo by Mrs Moore.
JAN II, 10 society for the tIet.a s,. an
cf Cruelty 10 children viii holu "s ,o an
n,isl meeting Tuesday. January -
= m ct the Public building -----s
NOTICE OF annual meeting Wiimins.oai
bel. January :. 1921. 1ne resuiat .,,,rity a.,Ie
meeting of the stockhoidete W LII he
trust and safe Deposit Company VIII an ne
held at the Office OF the company ~. NJ
Tue.day january is, le2l. oetNssh '
hours of 1880 and ociock' y. ih' -
Maloney treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
ersouals

>,rrf,F-WIij marty who hired help from
a,o 4 seventh street please commurncs's ~ =
with T. l. McNulien. as he ts not aoie -
Locate youT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
NOTICE Ao2s da fon' o''s

ba, n.rcp,ner % rp2tl-Thc annual meet
sng OF the stock holders of the Deia~a.le ~.
kal,road 90, will be heiu At the on1e o.1 a.. y. -
sonnany in Dover on THURSDAY, sth usy % ~
tans,ary 1921 at u O'Clock a. m 10y sne
elect,ou of directors tn serve tne shsan. .ha.
year and for the TRANSACTION " "'hoi
ius,ress ID NJ, Wilson. secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
-
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and Hoard

Rooms AMI uoefd |"
ROOM E- FURNISHED, With or without
board. i22u D.. Twenty second street
ROOM AND HnAHD~-Iarga double front
room. single beds for two young mas,
WAsHtNGFoN AT, piu-@Hoon, and board
All conveaiences. Good location. Phone
hal3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
Los, and Found

atREpATT PUp-strayed In Concotn
heights section. Phone sa4t W. ne" "sta.
nRACTIET-S sterling silver link hpaseae.ji i5j
set with sapphires and brillsnts. heWst.
IL returned tn Miss NJ. Clugstoh, 1918
~haIicross avenue.
RAt;- Black crochet, lost sunday esehhs;;
-, ai,th and Market. Reward II retufheu
10 kvery evening once ce----,
RUMBLE or Consistlns o'
three piece suit and extra palt ., VA atu =,
ers marked II Lost in neignborhooa ~
Eourtn aud Lincoln to Ninth ana slpies !
New Years eve. Reward IL returned fhohe
SyB5, 5Asf ------ -,
PACKAGE lost, con ntaining two pairs no
sloves Finder return to liz ;. franRnh
GUILE DoG-LOst. eight months old'
Reward 5uA McCabe avenue fllone 49, :.
,.pn EASE-W hite and gold beaded.
los, ON ednesday afternoon Reward III
returned TO IslS Delaware avenue
TRkyVIING pACi-Black, containing
49, waarinu apparel, lost Monday even
ing on Delaware highway. biberai re"stu'
Notify Dr. Cotter, SALISBURY. N1o. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07

Help " Wanted emale 81
CARETAKEK-For little children. at the
Childrens Home, Riveryiew. No objection
to a woman with child over years Of
age.
COOk-Reliable, white cook. Must sleep
in. Reference required. Apply Mrs.
Rhoads. 22I1 Shallcross. Phone 1850.
COOK-White. Apply Mrs. David ID. RAN
kin. Ilo4 Greenhiil avenue. Phone 1851 J.
COOk-Wanted woman for cooking and
downstairs work. 141o Delaware avenue.
GIRL-Wh hite. for cooking and downstairs
work Small family. Apply Mrs. III. g.
ketcham, i015 Rodney street. Phone $3.50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19

ifaI ifatlpases | Senbolo til ben an.
ferte &etailprts, i1ten oerpaa | fieroe
% fen,te Iar. at eibe3 20 Yrocent
aiilae % ocrefter SO Nrocent Ifilag
ira oen oprinbelige Metnilpris. Gette
pil bringe mango al &c minore foit.
bare Illtomobiler rlco til Otinimlims.
tarten eiter DC ire Mara Sorlsb, on.
ore icrit eiter fem Mars 6orlsb. Il
be Niltomobiler, Der melt iorefommer
- iaaiom Serbs =, bill Winimiins.
tarten Dog gi9loe fra fsrit til iioit.
6ritaene for Sfat er TRACTORS, Der
llbclllffenoe a1nenbes / 9anbbrugets
Sieteite, &iillemaifiner Tor 0eie ian,t
inlaa "Srailers", Der BRIGGS unber
Observation-Disclosures. 2igeleoes fri.
tages ofiiciele Mittomobiler tilbsren-
&c Stat eller Notwithstanding, Eoli-
poare al icrifielige Slngs, Imbu.
lancer og g%ranbpogne. AUTOMOBILE
ifottcn ifnl tilfalbe 2olloepeisfonoet,
% ifslge De giorte g%ercaninger ifal
StotcnS planldgbe 2anoepeisipitem
oprcttcs % peoliseboloeS ira oenne
Gil6c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19

Dtuanebs Ti6, ba man fsrit bill gisre
iig befienbt rfleb De grfaringer andre
Stater bor babt % bragg fig Otsie
til Gptte. en- eller maaife TO al Weo.
lenrmerre bill reiie til ct. Haul % til
Iabiion, @is., for Der of erfare
bpilfe Seilereb mat Der bar 9iort %
bragg Zig Sorbel al De oerpeo giorte
grfaringer.
On J%iifebnnb. Silelebunbe er nof'
ioa alminoelise, men Soc groDn, el,
Yroipefter peb Cattle Greet / glacf
Stills bar en- ergelif 8ointer, Ser ipe.
cialiierer iom Jiifebunb, og @ieren
tur giei,tagne @ange erflGret, at ban
life bill file Jig meb ben, ielp ON Der
bsoeS ham bens Segt / Sub. Sea
boerne fon fortplle, at Suloen op-
rinoelis flil0te i'm Haces Snitiuft og
asfiitereoe lrnoer Sagt paa Sugle.
J:!at, rleit ba oens Verrc bar en- Ii,
Oenifobelis GrretNiter, lerte ben %.
iaa at leoe oenne Sangit. Naariom-
yelil 9roipn bill bape Jig en- Rct ierIf
Silt, taser han Siifeitanaen % fuIber
taa Sunben, % iaumlen ruslcr iaa
be TO neo til gpffen. 9roipn bolber
Zig Ser / g~aggrunoen, meoens Srtn-
Ben foriistie impeer fig langS greo-
hcn. TIuoielig itaar ben title %
"%niier" affitrat iom unber Sllgleiagt,
og grown nermer iig "a iaa title
iom mllie oa faiter no Der Sunoen
%anpiier. Set penteoe Si6 teller al.
orig, paaltoaes Der.