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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
Kan life role
TanIac nof.
Gn 9pinbe / aanias Gitp Tiger: let
or panifelist MI at furitaa, bun
npgeniinoe FEB.

Seq tror life nogeniombelIt fan
be9aa Ell Sell beo at prone Sanlas, og
jeg snifer ianbelig, at enbper libenoe
! SoniaS Gitp pioite, boab ieg
oeo ON ben" uotolte Dfrs. Cru
Sbannou, 220S @aIrooo Gpe., San.
ias Gitp, Mo., forupltg.
Seq bar imtbelig bapt min Tel,
Of @apeipgoom1e," tiger bum. get
ioa no, iorn ON ieg life funbe for
,beie en- Smlle al noeetiuubelit, og
ieg naaeoe gunftet, bbor ieg ligefrem
life snifeoe at ipiie noget. Caster
/ min Rooe biloe itige OBJ / NIT grpit
og i%uliln1e mig op, 90 ieg banoe rGo-
lorme Smerter runot Siertet. Sable
en- bel Gel Rpgimerter og bar beitaft-
Dig pla9et meo Sobeopine og Sotm.
melbebsanfalb. Seq blep tilfioit ioa
ioag, at ieg~n9iten life f1tnoe fIRbe
mig ielp rltnbt / Suiet.
"0fen Iise fra bet SiebIif, Do ieg
~begpnote at tage Sonlac, funoe iea
ie, at Den hiolp mig. % M fer leg
netop no til at bore oeo perfect GEL
breo og fsler life, at Ser rogergrrg
bar noeetiombelit / Seter meo mig I
nit 2ip. Sntet al oct leg i5tiers
imerter mig oct ninote @rar, o9 ieg
bar taeet poa / S9et. Seq fnn life
ubtale mig for roienbe ON Sarlac.
Gen tilfommer meo &ette al BEN
Nos ieg fam eipe ber.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
gt trGnser minsit ca. 10000

artcr. gi trers.r miusit ca. 10000
Dollars.
Mei, M faIbt ser mig noset IND, na
ieg lfreo SaIIct 10000. Frnt, ON bper
at "Seeorabs9oiten"s Tbounenter piIoe
eipe % 500, iaa Il! pi netpp moi til at
faa op ct anitGubie @rSsbuS. va uct,
gisr bet ale Z al "8ccorahs VoIten"s
100000 Solbers! SGuf on bers
eiorce hetl % sioroe set itrarl Set
piIee lite aisre uogeu iottiaerc. Ca inssn
al Sere pcb bbor iuort ct eler anoet
Gem al SorniIieu Fan ,onrme til at
mGatte isee bio for lin SeIbrebs Glib.
Ten lille Reui8beo Der a~uitreneer fig
til BET pberite for al bi9Ipe ale Ipee
ION tontmer. Wfeu oi bar ineen riee Solf
tbIanot os; bet er p~irfeIiee Gfiere. iom
brtuees tcrat pt fan iolltinere. Weu
bare en- - c n eueite Solarl Hei, iero
oS ben euoeIi9I "a sr ner noeeu, loul
bar @bue o9 SierteIas til at ienoe mere,
iaa hiGIper Gebtommeuoe Ell goo Gag
frem. Sar oi ferit Ell anitpuoia airte,
bill 81 mart hume 9iSre Sremltriot |
andre Hetninger osiaa. Ga, ieuo ben
Spuareu til Dor anSIcrsr. Tr. q. Steps
itao, 4490 @oIfi Ct. fer bere elemner
bet! Der. Stepitao bill ienoe spitteriu,
ger iaa fort SoIIarerre fpnrmer. Ella,
gisr oct MI eubcIi8 rtso oct idInute. for
bcre aIsmuter bet. Gorcsieu er: Ntr.
81. S'epitao, AGO @oIff ct, Senuer,
Colo.
SiI'Iut bill iee rstte Ell inStrGneenoe
Gnnpenire I'll ale / bore Ieniabeeer,
o8 ale andre, iom itaar ,loenipr bore
0%Renieheocr, at Ieuee mig Hapn 90
Gbresie pad De SIc9tuiueer cIcr @enner
% Seticnote &c maatts pibe ont, ipnt
enter er boiat i Scuper. Colorado
Sprin9s, 2ouamont. Boulder, YiebIo
cler andre Spcr. cntcn DC er tomne bib
for lin Selbrcbs SfnIN ener al andre
@rnnne. @i Der hoiattc Greiter itaI %
9iprc alt ui fan for at bcicse Bent %
pm mIIig prre Dem tiIbirIp. Ga ifuIcc
Der uGre no9en, iom trutcr pda at reiic
bio eIer a ST9er1e bliuer tilrdaoet ali.
ma%ticrancrtne, iad bill ic9 bebc bisie al
Tribe III mig fsr DC refer. Seq Hal %
Giue nib @efeo ON alt, ION Sc ber pioe,
for &c %tpntnler bio, iau DC oIlcrebc, for
De refer bicmmeira, fan bloc bnao %
8ier, hpoo het oil ioite o. /, h. @Iem life
bettel Sn9eu peb boor mart Ell Srplt'
ipeoom fan tomme pua. @io hi. ION
bar unbaaaet oct, ma tGrfc paa % babe
Spmpatt mcb Dem, iout Iioer al neurt
SIo9S Sh8bomnlcl III SirIp hi fan poe
Dem cuten / Get aarNslisc clcr oct time,
liee er nteact pnafrrpet % mootaeeS
aItib uleb Satucmmcli9bcb.
Gcrfor Lao MIG faa pinc bpor BE norifc
/ Colorado Dor.
n. Scebuis,
1894 Rdrion ct,
9cnpcr, Colo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

S1are Wober iooer OH eubru;
Sor Or life oine Zine oabre2
Sill Or life ie pad glnmfterre
90 paa Suslene / SrGernes Soppe.
&jare Iober Isft BIT Sobeb op,
&c pna mig n1eS btne tiGre 2ine.
Srs mig % taIb big min Sise mil
Com for BIZ eioroe, icIb ON ieg DIG
nleieo.
Gil DIT rb pad &irteeaarben sna.
GfGre Ior, for iteoie Der at iooe2
Soorfor life blibe Der Dos os,
Set eobt os oarnt er | ppr lille Stooe
g: n Sens bill brebe til for Dig,
Wlee % rlpsere euo ben forte &ilte,
Ser BIZ meset bchre iooe Tan,
Gro / @ranene iaa msrte % trtite-
SiRre, boorfor indrer DIR Ell mig,
Seb bu eli Dit Barn BET er iom taller.
sig uss Blot on blipe bill hus mig,
Os bu albris uter mig bill forlaSe.
Sneebors Sperftab B.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
fra Nere SprinsS, Sptpa.

Ieir or, 1inb bar pt .rireligois 'iom
Saa anbreAGteber Serhur prretemes
oct fort bet meRe-ef Sonrmeren, ogfGes
Iinaer Neo lite inn COB, fom bet en- SID
fod no til, -grIubet Esrts. 8nrit fer bet
lo for 8oteter; men ieg tGnter, pt ftnar
bet pber, fbi ghnbocn bar bet lite beore.
81 iom tilberer 3lu,berilesteu Der |
Glmerifa.i aa Iieebrn | gtoree ogiaa, bar
babt til Sn at iamles boert ire Gar
III Rsoe os Bautst, paa ct beleiliat
&teb; men ba ni er iaapibt obiprsbt.
iaa cr bette pdriieIigt at uofSrc. @t
Re fibte, ire Mar Har hi bolot Tdrntile'
pia,ic hos Scr. 60 GIepfds ] &eniett.
Ssntpa ;sDette gCur boIbt bi bet then uas
nrrftisurs Nart / Gorthpoob, Soma.
20 hi bapoes en- uteart bpsseIts Sarnmen'
funf,s ta vi bar tmriet frenrmeot ira
2ora SpriBs, Hfnse, ct. Insgar os
Soreit Git, Sptpd, og 8rdub Reabptp.
Tnscotp, Sartparb % albert 2ca, Wrn,
nc enbeTNifra gprfltupob. Set bar lat
% Gutmnnbirer gobt r~eblRsiet, fad bi
Tar aobt 19o-14o-tir Wihoae % 2li,rh.
gi bnpbe osfda ct tibet Erosram meb
Seller, {nnipm Tar- Sbu,pfoa1 fla Iurtba
ionno oe' gegger @uIbrunion fra M'
tcrt Sea. @r. @uIbrnrieu bolbt ct
Sopebrags ont fin Heife til oe Sprholoes
ne | Storage. Set tar reaet intercsiout.
Seq bill berafad taae Scr. Gabriel Sos.
lolbt for BET ftpre 9rJoeri, % ben ltos
Gift ban bapbe meb at fire os Gbpots
III Yarfen, o. "iau ipanherte ban ogfda
aafIe til SoriamIirseu. Set bar Cons
bag ben Toe I,Wiit, bi bn,be bon gies
mic. 0Gite Gnr ifal Ri holbe ben I
5aptparb, Wtnn. Sisie Wsher er
hbeeeliee, nptties. for ltnsbommeu be
larer at fierbe FIN SIGatuiueer, os at
intcresIcre fig for bern, ia hi FAN hoIpe
Slagtsregiiteret I Iirrbe. Seq baaber.
oi msber talrist I'll nGite aar.
O.. 8. Climb.
1Sbe GuguIt 1921.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
sra galSwin, @is.

Gr URN SiibIfription CT uolebsn.
r,aa isg / al Sait for1pe iarrme, tbi
Soften" maa; ies ba, ON ben iaa tos
fsr IS .Iarst. Seq timber meget beri.
iru er ,pcrot mango 8ause mere euo
rem Ifne~Slm. ,8Iabet toiter. Seq tiger
SAT for 9ldret iouu ipaubt, o9 SeIb og
Qut,e / bet Ir,e- ga aneauenbe ban
ola os ban Ser, faa ntaa ies iiee,
NJ bet eier miga nnbt at bsre OF Der er
SOD, iom jpues,, OF be er for baarIiet
IGht. Ola" oa'~Per" brgr zig life ON
Be- fine % mp TO bate Oraeter. al
Scru bar pisiet NOT uf / bet ferere. Seq
+rpr tfe .dt4 bore, @amleIanosomster piI
Tirnme ns ub. Tesn Der er Sure for.
IT be upe fine og "up to bate" Snas
III bl fi9nme os lib 90 tSnrrre bot
g~graepu1,g dtpda. @i mao besptbe ems
anna til at Iene ct fintpelt 9p. ifaI @ers
Bon tomme paa net &iG isien; os bette
e. 10 pgian ifprge boz Regicrips Ops
forSrins til fit SoH. Ola" % "per"
br1raer 10 be "famme Sragter iom bore
SorriDre brnate. ia be TOM fra Norss
II gmerfSa for 1870 Gar tilbage.
Ga ta4t altabet eobe b~isfe'snlLe gares
trpoere bar giort for %. Ser bur ms
oen ~Gtas~ og ~Ssios~ / De earnIe Sas
az, % bnsbar dItirs sobt ps bel. Ren
rur t tisfe~ Sage .meb Stns 90 Runben
frGo al Meelf os, &onrtug. hdaer man
pca alt. man fer. @ burbe bore "9e'
tcraAxecfen~s Rebaftsr tnfnerunsIil
for at bun fpreftiner ns Fan "Ola" oa
San ~Yer~ I gIooet, Be npfrifer bore
yeinber ifrG' saule Sage. So. bette
fnar pare moi. Seq fumes at merle.
al ies atterSbar beret'faa picflsftg, at
9teSattsren pl fnbe Bet rSobenbig al
btoe BET belle / Yaptrfirrteu. ga IaS
eansIises gpbe +@erurer flor bet.
g &. 2ier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
"Sberit 6eg % bans Gutter"
geS @alseuiar aser.

en- uuSerboIoenSe Seretu;us ON bss
naunsietne 1ope 8iscouiin Rssimsut,
bpaect paa SdabogSoptceueIier OF andre
iuteresiuute Nttltptfer. Soriuttersu bar
abort ct tort Nrbeioe. udar ban / oeuue
goa bar iaullet Siusoer % SpteeueIier.
ionl mIIigsus hmoe bd gnut tabt ior
GiterilTsteu. 8alt uiloe oct pGre, ont
nogct lom ausaar Den eueite RiIitGr.
organization al NorNmGuN, iom pau optr
hmNrcoe Snr bar uGret / SIoen i!uIoe
odu tu6t. 8aloeular Niger bar liiIt iig
meset imuttt FRA fit arbeioe OF ri tau aue
prre itolte az en- Scs iom ~Sberit Seg
% bans Gutter. 326 Stoer. trptt par
uSmertet Sdpir. SuSeboIoer mdSieoi5
al Sotpgrnier. Starter. etc. Sris mo.
buuSet $3.50. Speeiel YriS for Gbpns,
nenter S1.25. .
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa. p
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
DOZENS SOFT.

Serbeb befieubt9isres for frap9rers
Sc SlGet % Geuuer, at Ole 6. Sperss
rcIo afgit peb 9sbcr Den 21be Suli, |
Sroen paa fin SreIlcr. efter ct Fort
smeleie pad Soipttalet / Sbief 8iper
SuIs, bporhsu ban bIeb bragt for ON
muligt at rebbe hans Sip.
San blep 81 Gar og no9Ic Raareber
eanunel % par teri og raft iubtil Iibt
rter en- lisc. fer ban bpbe. afssbe bar
fra Sromss, Rorse, oe Pom til Sine
rita for pmtrent fernti slur iioer, fsrit
til 8isconiir, iiSsn FOG ban Someiteao
ftp gtil ira Sereus Sails, men fptteoe
terfrd til Sopn OF gberts / famine
Gounth, 6por ban Ieocbc til bans Sus
firm bsSe for ofte Nar IiSen. San
ioIste ba 10 % Ear iibcn Ietet meb
fine Barn.
Gan blep be8rnoet ocS SiSen az I'm
S1tItrlt paa Stibtpcbt N~eriabebs Graf,
r.aSs nGr Battle Cafe, Winu. Taito-
8. 9. SaiiIIor forrettebe buabe / 8irs
Ten og beb @rnpeu.
Sorlloen bans tire Setre, ttertlt9 gRrs.
:. q. 9nioro, @rhsln, Rtnu., Rrs,
Gdrl @lenbe, Battle 9afe, Riur.. og
Irs. Sobn Suel, Collar, @is., obers
lcpes ban at en- Ssiter, @rs. 9arcn g.
SoerstoIS, llubertpoob, Rirr.
X.
"gemerfebe Sc, at Ri bar tretten tiIs
boros?"
ga, Srue, men BET bar ntc9ct bGrre,
at Der hin bar giao iii Ter"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

gaIeet at geftnreIIe fit fsIseube llps
ialo: Sprmaitb. q. %. Heterion; Giees
formanb, o.. y. 1tiosarbcn; SefrctUr,
9. q. gncstpest; YrOtotoIiefrstnr, 8. 8,
Slaata; aasierer, Nrorstu Srueion;
SiaIoeie.retsr, Z. 6. @rattns.
Rsost b9pebeS mcS Sat for COB
Cantor FAINT guif,t ON soot geImsSt
for p9ite War. Snor BET bIiper, peo D
life. ba Der iueen S~nbbpSeIie q fom'
men. SIem MI euoslis life SiatteoptrR'
persrL 9. 8. 6Iauta. San aaeer oper
at Der er gbbe / Sasien! SI9ue | ban
en- Gpuar, iau hoIber ban aiRftl
@euIis SiIisu til ale Rlimeosler.
81 Is. 8eierion. Sormorio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

er Der ii nfbunberIio
/ opalfaroet &atebraIs
pc @ulobronce sSpritrn.
STE camper toiter $500.
Seforeret tneo Srno.
-peoe, ~oliemaIebe isrtier.
III Sanfen n1aa ipecieIt
ben er ct &uuitoer, /
rbeibe, ire oe en- 5aIu
toiter meo Sernramnrer
paa Snoitben al SnS.
rma batter Iars
ianrr1e &en9sianceitiI
Fendtrr tnbflettet. ST.
peitib1tIen til Snbeanasr
Flbet er oeiaa ct &lnits
J foIter $1,000. Srqs
1t bersmte Sonourass
Freffe man Tan faa.
TENET er df ben met
m inbes - oe FORMER
3anflofalet boert femte
hages nemlis neb fra en-
tager, eaar iaa neS /
&i9lberen, 6bor Ben
@interen ~opbarmes,
rerte grocent al Ssua.
tpad giennem 2liftfana,
|ientse Mnm. Sen Or.
Ps I'D eiennem ct amber
er ps bIefes ttIIut uS
It er "Stgb SpeeS",
lbe Wotprer, iaapeI I'll
I ogidd alitomntif pirs
yer, bbis graeiiipn pco
ming beroeb bIiper fuINs
man M @Iepntpren t1eS
nnter man til Penges
INN. bpcrt at benz inSes
Reneeifrin. etc. SeIpe
les meb e., Ratentosr,
Punb - ener % Sons
peIfonitr1ieret, at man
ien ,neb en- 2inefneer.
5aoer1 er Strefterernes
Mt oe nebertiIeret, bess
%mltngsrnm for Serrcr
n, alt SipsSop / Stil
ppbarInrirssmetpbe er
5 fra Sumpfiebler1e /
pa ben anben Sibe al
Eet). gpgrtnsers hbrs
'tta oe gmalie.
bar for9rct ganfcn ct
Dc at Gbrdbom 2incolr,
Suiper Gondnt. 9etts
bar benet / 8afers
nj / 8anfens fsrtc
lrens Nnbrtu9 Den 9oe
inner o9 Seunbrere al
t en- Wasie beiIise Suf'
Der pad fin posttite
ben Sufces", ion en-
gpens Spnoraties meo
rbdr.
SeIer ggilsruS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
tic 3ofmmentcr.

eftsr beo Sreberifs'
glitter @nor,tp er nj
q lin &eiie / ungarn
II rrebbelt bar funoet
lite Sofurtenter on
a Gbriitina ltlfelb %
fio / ungarr bar Oct
it npe Sunb. glan0t
e Oofuntenter er lie
ttginale @repe ira
be til Spigerienncll
Sisie 8repe bar biz
te. gnbel al &orfttj
,n6ance er ogiaa fun'
nora ghriItina' Gotll'
g fra benbes Spholo
n. Snipefteren bar
1nerfelig SeitaInentc'
epet, oe ion nGrnte'!
,m en- SortiGttelle AZ
IT,.
ngens ~pigtigitc Gina
ON efter alt at 0erl'
@rep ulielbs @erll.
r Ififrift al en- Mot
I De r1aa babe bart
mot Gifferoepe'cher
sm9nb og Sen ipetllte
aoriit5 ulfelo. "a
Iaa felger mco, hi
tpbe Sofilrnenterre'
il fate MT 2ps ooer
Serb / bans uolGll'
,isie biitoriife 9ofl''
tibligere prret piocll'
vet, og be bill oerTor
ems oper en- interea'
o%anrnarfs % Nor9es
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

eenS "5eeprat. Tsiten" I'll eIeet ca Vserrer
bet gdrnIe 2dub. Brifen er $3.50 pr. DIOR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
6uOindOommc

'pt gtseua. SoIt Reuut. Barriers Stch. aauiIt Saar.
Riuaorut. Srplt. % grauo'aar, 5rofthit. Suefpreift.
ming fra u9rCS sler 6arper. Vlad St1bS pg arhrt.
heItrebes abiplut peb @rIa ut min ECZEMA
9ise. Snot. Stpsu Bears % @rairie Std paa faa
g0ee. Oar helbreoet SufHher / be foite s5 aar.
eenot pr. Ypii for $500. Apotheker s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

Tart Setter fcnrn,er hicIl
liter hi os."
ba bar ban 10 lrrt al
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

distributing company, to be worked un-,
der the auspices Of the farmers. II this'
is carried out, 1t will break up the al
legged milk trust of this section Of ths
State.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
MAKE OFF WITH
$500 SUITCASE
NobIesviIle Man Robbed as He
Stops Auto in North Illi-
nois Street. I.

c. W. Morris of Noblesville late last
night stopped his automobile In front of
an apartment at 1926 North Illinois
street AS he entered he saw two negroes
seize his suitcase from the car and run.
The case and its conteHts, including
valuable Jewel, was worth $500. The case
was found later by Alice Carpenter, 220
West Thirteenth street. in an alley near
her home She notified the police and
they arrested Theodore Woods, negro,
1923 West Sixteenth street, on the charge
of vagrancy. The police allege Woods
was one of the men seen with the suit
case.
Burglars broke the glass from the tran
some of C. F. Craig's drug store, $50
North Pennsylvania street, but were
frightened away before entering the
store.
While riding West Indianapolis street
car late yesterday Mrs. Michael Egan,
1929 West Morris street, was robbed of
a purse containing $155 She said she
placed her pocketbook on the seat with
several bundles. She did not discover the
theft until she left the street car.
A burglar removed the glass from the
window of the Country Club caddS house
and Lee Nelson said forty golf clubs and
fifteen dozen golf halls valued at more
than $500 were taken.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Midddugh Free
on Appeal Bond
in NeW Railing
Justice Myers of Supreme
Court Holds Necessary
Papers Had Been Filed.

On a ruling by Judge David A. Myers
Of the Indiana Supreme Court that his
appeal had been perfected when an ap
peal bond was fled, Charles C'Big Shin
cry Mlddaugh late yesterday was re-
leased from the Marion County jail,
where he was awaiting transportation 70
the Indiana State penal farm. Middaugh
had been sentenced to serve SIX months
for operating a blind tiger. Judge
Harry o. Chamberlin, who sat as special
judge in Criminal Court, ruled that the
appeal bond had not been perfected.
Middaugh was convicted by a jury in
Criminal Court Feb. IS and fined $500,
besides being given the State farm SEN
tence. Because appeal papers were not
fled within the ninety day limit Mid
daugh's appeal bond was ordered for
feited. In a hurry-up appeal to the Su
preme Court, Ira Holmes, attorney for
Middaugh, argued that the appeal was
not taken because the clerk had not pre-
pared the transcript of the evidence.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
BATHERS LEAVE
CLOTHES IN CAR
When They Return From
Swim Apparel Is Gone.

Charles Milenda, 2o35 West Washing
ton street. a city fireman. notified the
police that in company with twa@friends
Louis Henry, 341 North Addison street,
and Albert Wurster, butcher employed
In the 2400 block on West Michigan
street. he went swimming at Twenty
Sixth street and Riverside boulevard last
night. They left their clothing in an
automobile. Later they returned and
found that all their wearing apparel had
been stolen
Early today W. ]. svendsen, 1433
North Holmes avenue, telephoned the
police that he had been swimming in the
same pool and that his trousers were
stolen from his automobile. The pockets
of the trousers contained his watch
worth $50, and $3.50 in money.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
4 PEDDLERS OF
BOOZE FINED IN
THECITY COURT
Alleged Owner of Finest Still
in Marion County Sent to
State Farm.

Thursday was blind tiger day" in
city court -Four operators Of blind
tigers were fined heavily by Judge Wal
ter Pritchard.
Paul t. Smith, 81, 22S5 Holt roal, said
TO be the owner of the neatest double
stiu in Marion County, We fne1 500
and costs and sentenced to serve thirty
days at the Indiana State Farm
Lieutenant Woollen, Sergeant Hudson
and Federal Agents 2. II. Abel and
Thomas, who made a raid on Smiths
home Wednesday, said they found fifty
gallons Of corn mash and two large Jugs
which smelled as if they had contained
white mule a copper coil and two stills
of fve-gallOn capacity. No liquor was
found, they said.
Louis Stuger, O36 Ketcham street, was
fined $50 and costs and sentenced to ten
days in jail.
Sergeant voIderauer and PatroImen
Tepoff and Ross made a raid on his
house Wednesday and sent g patrol
wagon laden with beer to police head
quarters The police said it was their
belief Stuger was selling beer and dur
Ing the hot weather did land ONCE
business. The officers said while they
were searching Stuger's house fourteen
men came to the door.
James Finley, S24 Nickel street. was
Hound guilty of receiving liquor from a
8common carrier and was fined $50 and
#costs, and when a previous blind tiger
#conviction was proved, thirty days on
the Indiana State farm vas added to the
4I6ne.
q Sergeant Chitwood and squad said
pwhIle searching Finley's home for liquor
Finley broke a bottle containing white
mule whisky in a chair. The chair
potion, however, held the liquor until
ore. of the officers placed some into an
unbrIken bottle TO be used as evidence.
job Hedges, living on Smiths Island
north Of Broad Ripple, was fined $50 and
costs ind sentenced to thirty days on the
Indian State farm.
Sheriff George Snider said he found
2oT quarts OF beer, forty gallons of the
same liQLor brewing and four cans OF
malt when he raided Hedges home last
Saturday.
The case OF William Roach. arrested
with Middaugh, in one Of the two blind
tiger cases against Middaugh, was 1on-
tinued until July 9. Roach, IL is said,
was sentenced 70 six months on the In
diana State Farm and was fined $50 anu
costs on a blind tiger charge in Green
castle Wednesday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
BOOK TREATS OF
NATIVE TREES
State Forester Prepares Work
for HOoSiers-Study
Recommended.

Take a copy Of the Trees Of Indiana"
with you on your vacation is the sug-
gestion OF State department Of conserya-
ton officials who urge that because for
-estry is an integral part of agriculture.
Hoosiers should possess a knowledge OF
Indiana trees.
Trees OF Indiana" IS a new book By
Charles C. Dean. State forester, and in
It the author desert 1S3 trees, all but
three Of which are iatives. To obtain
the material for his book. accredited by
competent forestry critics In a dozen
leading universities Of the Nation, Mr..
Dean. widely known botanist and scien-
fist, Travelled over 1900 miles in Indi-
ana. The work represents twenty four
consecutive years Of study in the field
and the authors herbarium at Button.
during which period he travelled in an
auto and visited practically every town
ship in the ninety-twO counties Of the
State.
The book is profusely illustrated with
halftones of each species and. quoting
from a critic at Harvard University,
zone can learn the trees of Indiana from
these cuts alone" The Photographic
work was done by Harry F. Dietz, as
sistant State entomOlogist-
In the Trees of Indiana" Mr. Dean
covers such subjects relative to each Of
the 1873 species, as follows:
What is the heaviest wood In Indi-
ana.
Which wood is the lghtest.
Which species are best for shade tree
planting
Which are the most valuable for road
side planting.
Which are the most valuable for plant
ing In farmers woodlots.
The best size tree to plant
How far apart should trees be planted
in order to do the best.
Gives relative value of wood Of the
many kinds found in Indiana.
Sets forth the principal uses OF all
kinds of trees Of this State.
Gives the names and parts Of all woods
used In compromising medicines.
In the opinion of conservation officials
every one should learn to distinguish the
trees Of their State. Farmers will learn
in this book how to manage a wood lot
and TO grow only valuable species. There
is an alarming shortage of timber in the
Nation and in Indiana, forests have d.
minished st an appalling rate. Educa-
tors recognize that forestry must be
taught in public schools and eompre-
hensiFe~ policy adopted to reforest the
States denuded waste acres This pub
ffation explains how it may be done TO
best advantage. Already some schools
have adopted It as a textbook. Trees
of Indiana" nay be obtained from the
State conservation department, 100 State
house, or addressing the State Forester,
1872 StatehOuse, indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Board of Review to
Raise Assessments

At a session of the Marion County
board Of review yesterday an agreement
was REACHED whereby an increase was
made on the valuation of household goods
In certain townships in Marion County
The increases are as follows: Decatur,
outside. Is per cent; Warren, outside,
SO IL per cent Perry, inside and out
side, 20 per cent; Wayne, inside and out
side, 20 per cent; Franklin, outside, 80 3
per cent; indianapolis, inside and out
side, 80 per cent.
1t was generally agreed that many of
the valuations on property were too low.
One of the members asserted that farm
implements are not assessed at more
than 30 cents on the 81.
These increases were made to equalize
with the valuation Of the other town
ships.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
POstOfice Clerks
to Meet Monday

One hundred or more delegates are ex-
pected to attend the twentieth annual
meeting of the Indiana branch of United
National Association Of Postoffice Clerks,
to be held ia the rainbow room of the
Hotel SEVERN. Monday
Miss Charlotte Myers, of the local post
Office, is secretary OF the association.
V. E. Killie, indianapolis postoffice clerk,
heads the local organization which will
entertain the visitors. II. A Blackman
of Marion. State president, will preside.
The clerks are disappointed that VIII
Fl. Hays, Postmaster General, viii not
be able to attend the meeting, but Mr.
Hayes has promised to send one of his
most competent assistants. Efficiency
viii be the keynote Of the convention,
local members say. The organization in
cludes men from most Of the first, second
and third class postoffIces.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
City of Richmond Has
Debts of Half Million
Special TO The Times.

RICHMOND, Ind, July The bonded
Indebtedness OF the city of Richmond and
the municipal electric light and power
plant is $3.50 City Controller Baltz
Bescher has announced. OF this amount
$4,000 represents the indebtedness OF
the light plant which is being paid off
out Of earnings OF the plant.
or the remaining S6s, 600. $4,000 con-
sists Of general fund bonds Of the city.