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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-19
UN NUEVo TRIUNFo DEL
LICDO. MARTINEZ NADAL

Ante el Tribunal de Distrito de Ma
yagiiez Sc vi6 Ell case por ho1nicidio
involuntario contra don Andres Grillas-
ca, a quien Sc imEutaba el cargo de ha-
Der disparado un revolver desde un au-
tom6vil en- que viajaba, las ocho y
media de la noche, de Mayagiiez Pom
ce, y de haber causado con ell disparo
la muerte de la nina de catorce amos
Maria Mouserrate Torres, ocurrida en-
la cuesta de LA Rica,', entire Sabana
Grande Y Yauco.
Ell juicio tuvo un momiento sensacio-
nal en- los primeros instantes, cuando Sc
imput6 la muerte de la nina al enton-
ces juez municipal de Yauco, senior Con
zalez Suarez.
Despu@s, el fiscal sefior Romani orde
no Ell arresto de Andres Grillasca, Enri
que Fiol, Braulio Lange y Jose Anto-
nio TRAM, sin fjarles ianzas, pues les
acus6 de asesinato en- primer grado.
Ell licenciado Martinez Nadal radic6
una solicitud de ''Habeas Corpus, que
fue resuelta favorablemente. fu6 or
denada la excarcelaci6n de los senores
Fiol TRAM, senalandose al otro acu-
ssjaclA sefor Grillasca,J una fanza de
dos mil d6lares, que fue prestada en- Sc
guida.
Brauio Lange Sc declare testigo del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Visto ell case. ante el Pequefio Ju-
rado, por una acusaci6n de ho4nicidio
involuntario prestada por Ell Gran Ju-
rado, despues de un dia de juicio labo
rioso de acaIoradisimos debates con
ell fiscal, senior Romani, en- los cuales Sc
puso prueba nuevamente la extraordi
maria habilidad del abogado defensor,
ademas de su gran talento y cultura ju-
ridica, ell Jurado absolvi6 al acusado.
Ell informe de la defensa, que fue uno
de los mas briliantes que ha sido escu-
chados en- Mayagiiez, dido religiosamen
to por numeroso plhlico, dur6 una ho-
ra.
Feicitamos al notabilfsimo abogado
por su nuevo triunfo, que contribuye a
cplocarle entire los abogados de mas pres
tigio en- el pals, al que tarito honra con
i su talento Ell sefior Martinez Nadal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-19
LOS NEGocIos EN-
EsTADOs UNIDos

The Irving National Bank of New
York, por mediacion de su Representative
para Puerto Rico, Mr.. Charles w. Fow-
Ter, nos suministra ell siguiente sumario
, cablegrafico relative a las ituaci6n de
los negocios en- los Estados Unidos du-
rante la semana terminada ell diez seis
de setiembre:
New York, setiembre 16, 1921.
Trigo exportado durante la semana,
11,e01,497 fanegas; maiz, 1897, ,437 IA
negas. La fabrication de zapatos esta
activa. La industria de acero mejora.
La cantidad de plomo utilizada aumen-
ia. Las existencias de petroleo crudo as
cienden a 18s, ,162, 900 barriles; de petr6
leo reinado, 100000 barriles. Consu-
mo de seda durante el mes de agosto,
467, 103 pacas, consume este Ell mas alto
registrado desde agosto de mil nove-
cientos veinte. Las ventas durante Ell
mes de agosto efectuadas por la suce-
sion de tiendas (chain stores) de las
casas despachadoras de pedidos por CO.
rreo, regitraron un aumento sobre ell 7o-
lumen anterior. Wagones de carga ocu
pados durante la semana que termino ell
tres de setiembre, 83O.601. Promedio de
preciO de catorce productos de hierro
y acero combinados, $35.56. Indice
Bradstreet para precios de alimentos du-
rante la semana, S2.96; semana pasada,
$2.95. De ochenta articulos los siguien
tes han cambiado de precio:
HAN SUBIDo:- Harina de centeno,
mantequilla, papas, pasas, corderos,
aceite "oieo'',. algod61L lana "Ohio
delaine'', hierro en- lingotes basic,
acero viejo Pittsburgh, coQue cobre,
queso, huevos, reses vacunas, ovejas, lti-
pulo del Pacifco, idem de New York,
lana "ohio half blood, aceite de Ii
naza, acero viejo Chicago, clavos de
alambres, peltre.
HAM BAJADo:-H Harina. trigo de la
prdmavera, cebada, jamones, azlcar re-
finado, guisantes, cerdos, gray good
plomo, antimonio, maiz, avena, costi-
Has de res, manteca, mani, melazas he
no, ruedas viejas de wagones-C Chicago,
estafio.
Ell pr6stamo de seiscientos millones de
d6lares del Tesoro de los Estados Uni
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-19

dos, ha sido cubierto con exceso. I4iqui
daciones bancarias en- cineuenta ciuda-
des $6,126,234, 900. Federal Reserve
ratio" en- catorce de setiembre, 67.5
por ciento. Promed1o de precio de veinte
valores industriales Y de veinte ferro-
viarios, $7o.6s y $7S.2s, respectivamen
te, COMPARABLE con $69.15 y-$7o.62 la Sc
mana pasada. Dinero a demanda, cinco
por ciento; a plazo flo, cinco y medic
por ciento; aceptaciones bancarias a no
venta dias, cuatro y siete octavos por
ciento. Plata en- barras, sesenta y cineo
y medic centavos onza
IRVING NATIONAL BANK.
Charles w. Fowler, Representative
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-19
10 QUE Sc We EN- "REPUTAoIoN'

'sMas tragica que ''Virgen de Stam-
boul' mas emocionante Que 'Fuera
de la Ley - Ell el veredicto que los
grandes criticos han dado a la ultima
producci6n de Priscilla Dean, tdtulada
"REPUTACION's. En- una historic de
dos continentes la original Priscilla
juega un doble papel en- dos caracte-
res completamsnte opuestos, desempe-
iando Ell papel de madre hija la
vez. En- esta sin igual pelicula de CO.
losal expectation, escenas trascendenta-
les Sc suceden nua las otras alter
nando en- bellos contrastes que dan a
la pelicula un sin igual inter6s. La vi
da de Broadway y la vida de Lon
dres Sc ven con realidaa pasmosa en-
esta pelicula. Yea su estrene en- el
RIALT0 del jueves % de setaembre.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-19
Ell HOGAR
SOCIEDAD DE BENEFTCIOS
MUTUOS

Sc notifica a los Sres. asociados
que ell DR.. Polanco Gonzalez, me-
dico auxiliar de la Sociedad, Sc
ha hecho cargo de la direction fa-
cu1tativa desde hoy, debiendo los
asociados que necesiten sus SER
vicios llevar Ell recibo del mes en-
curse a Cruz 81, San Juan, 0 Ia
mar por los tel6fonos Nos. 140 Q
786, Santurce.
San Juan, P. R., Is de Sept. 1921
LA ADMINISTRATION.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-19
DoNA DOLORES RIVERA
r.. vIUDA DE CALDERoN

En- su residencia de Carolina fallecio
antenoche esta noble matrona, rodeada
de sus hijos, quienes, sHnidos en- pro-
fundo dolor, reciben con resignation Ell
mandate divine.
Acompanamos en- su irreparable des-
gracia a todos sus deudos, sus descon
solados hijos y su hermano, don Jose
M. Rivera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-19
Erer1te a Hzyke

Parece que al Sr. Huyke no han SEN
tado muy bien algunas de las aprecia-
clones que incidentalmeute emiti en- mi
artsculo IA Donde vamos? 5Qu1en
Te1ia la Razon?''Y 10 siento muy de
veras, pues estaba muy lejos de mi ami
mo entrar en- controversies con nadie,
''UNICo PosEEDoR DE LA vER-
DAD.
Si Inientras escribia Ell aludido articu
10 lTCblera presumido la exquisite SEN
sibilidad de este senior, seguramente ha-
briame guardado de intercalar en- el
algnn concepto que pudiera haber pro-
vocado tan -intensa exaltacion. Pero en-
fin; 10 hecho, hecho esta, y muy a
pesar mio, aqui va mi replica, slntien
do que me haya tornado de motive
tambien para continuar desarrollando
su pellcula, va interminable, en- el gra
We pxcceso de su 'MONoNIANIA EXIT
BITORLA''.
Pero 10 que Sc desprende de su ar
ticulo icon Susoni' 10 que mas .ha
molestado al Sr. Huyke, es aQuello de
las "nuevas formas acrobaticas de go
bierno' refri6ndome al 'ESTADO ASO
CIADO' a la 'INDEPENDENCIA EN-
AMERICA.
PEes bien; yo ratifco aquela clasi-
eaeion, aunque brevemente, por no dis
poner del tempo que parece sobrar al
Sr. Huyke, me esforzar6 en- probarle
que sus formulas, no solo son acroba-
+icas, sino que ambas son Ia misma
rosa.
Los AZ estados de la Union Ameri,
cana, no son estados asoc1ados? No es
una confederation de estados reg1dos
por una sola constitution, unidos por
el vinculo de una sola ciudadania, y al
amparo de una sola bandera, constl-
tuyendo entire todos la unidad nacio-
nal?
81 este es un ,hecho indiscutible, el
Estado Asociado del Sr. Huyke no pa
rece que difiera de los demas cstados
de la Union, menos que Ell Sc con-
forme con un "Estado Especial ex-
cluyendo alguno algunos de sus privi-
legios.
En- Ell primer case, 10 que Glllere ell
Sr. Kuyke es la misma formula con-
signada en- la platafor1na del Partido
Republican,, solo que, 'por no atreverse
a defender con sinceridad valentia
su ideal republican,, 10 disfraza envol-
vi6ndolo en- nuevos atavios. En- Ell Sc
gundo case, no deseo hacerle ell POGO
favor de Greer que>el Sc resigpe acep
tar la humillante posici6n de infer1o-
ridad que signifcaria una forma de
gobierno semejanbe.
LILA INDEPENDENTLY EN- ANEE-
RIGA A muchos de los que plensan
como Ell, y al mismo HUYKE, les he
dido afrmar que ell "ESTADO ES LA
MAYOR INDEPENDENCIA EN- AME-
KlCA''. Como supongo que ell deseala
para Puerto Rico la "mayor indepen-
dencla'', l6gicamente negaremcs la
conclusion de que ell Estado. c sea, la
MAYOR INDEPENDENCIA EN-
AMERICA, constituye su tlnica as
piracion. Creo ser generoso con el con
siderandolo incapaz de pedir la "ME-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-19
Ell HURACAN NO PRoDUJO DANoS
EN- LA 'EscUELA CoRRECCIoNAL'

Ell culto Y enthusiastic director de la
"Escuela Correctional, de Mayagiiez,
don Enrique San MILAN, nos participa
que no hubo one larnentar ALI ningun
accidente desagradable con motive de
haber azotado estos iiltinos dias 81 ci-
cl6n.
Ell MUNDO Sc complace en- dar es-
tos informes, para que cese la intran-
quilidad, 81 la ha habido, entire las ma
dres que tienen sus hijos ALI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-19


tia en- repartir pan y du1ces las fie-
ras del jardin zoologico; y mientras
nos entreteniamos en- esta inocents y
humana brega, presenciamos nenos de
estupor un hecho verdaderalnento emo
cionante. Entire la multitud que Sc agol
paba frente las rejas de los Elefan-
aproximadamente quien al acercarse a
Fla misma fle cogdo y envuelto por Ia
trompa del paquidermo, 10 alzo al aire,
desde 10 alto, 10 lanzo contra ell paw
mento, en- dondee fue recogido en- gra-
visimo estado. Ese pobre niflo no ha-
bia cometdo otro delito que Ell de ha-
ber usado una broma con Ell Elefante,
enseaandole un pedazo de pan y po-
niendo en- su trompa un trocito de
piedra en- su lugar. Tres meses habian
transcurrido desde aquella hroma. Sin
embargo, aquella ofensa la conserve el
Elefante con apacible calma male
vola intenci6n.
No Unite usted al Elefante, ST.. Huy-
ke.
Concluye usted su articulo con esta
Erase: "Sin duda estoy 20 mas satisfe
cho de mi obra. iAh, Ell silenc1o de Ia
Fortaleza! Puede que listed este mas
satisfecho de Gu obra que yo de la mia
Siempre he creido que estoy ea gran
Geuda con mi patria y con la humani-
dad, a pesar de cuanto he hecho y ira
tado de hacer por ellos. ciertamente
| comprendo que su obra lie teaga a us
ted mas satisfecho, acaso porque ell no.
rizonte de sus actividades 5es mas es-
trecno que el m1o.
Jamas subj la Fortaleza para soli-
citar NADIA que no fuera ,alge de utdli-
dad y de provecho para mi Pals. Ja-
mas mis- labios modularon una sola fra
Sc de halago de adulacion para los
gobernantes en- busca de sonrisas de
prebendas. Jamas intente ser endosado
por Ell Executive del Pals para ocupa1
puestos en- la Jefatura de aIgun De-
partamento. Cuando Ell gobernador va.
ger me llam6 la Fortaleza solici
to mi veto favor del Sr. Domenech
para Comisionado del Interior, bien sa
be ell Sr. Huyke, 81 no 10 sabe
debe saberlo, que conteste rotundamen.
te que no, y ahi estan las actas, del
SenadO en- donde ell Sr TJuxl-e nad.-S
ver, que fui el primero en- romper ell
fuego contra Ell Gobernador.
iAh, dice bien ell Sr. Huyke! Isl esa
Fortaleza hablara cuantas cosas habr1s
de saber Ell Pals que desgrac1adamen,
te ignora!!!!
Por 10 demas, doy gracias al Sr
Huyke por la leccion de c1vismo que
ha tratado de darme, pero permitamt
decirle que mientras exista un solo ate
mo de vida en- mi ORGANISING, seguirt
pensando y laborando por la Indepen.
cia de mi Patria, con ell Protectoradc
de los Estados Unidos con la amlstad
| de ese Gran Pueblo, en- la conviction
de que los mobiles Ctudadanos del Con.
tinente no habran de tacharme de des
leal la Bandera, bajo cuya sombrs
Sc desarroll6 ell porvenir de nuestra is.
la hbre Y soberana.
DR.. F. M. SUSONI.
Arecibo, ?. R., setiembre 16 de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-19
JovEN DANA QUE FALLECE

Ha fallecido en- San Juan la joven
distinguida dana Adela Garcia de
Ramirez.
La perdida sensible de esta dana,
que solo contaba 16 abriles, ha sumidc
en- profundo desconsuelo toda una
familaa estimadisima en- nuestra So
ciedad.
EnviamQs nuestra mas sentido pesa-
me su esposo, padre y dema5 fami-
liar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-19

DON ANTONIO FERNANDEZ LAGo
Nuestro corresponsal en- Rio Piedras
nos comunida que ha salido para Caro-
lima donde pasara una brsve tsmpora-
da Ell quito joven don Antonio Fer
nandez Lago, muy estimado en- aquelIa
;pOblaci6n.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-06
MRS. GRAN PASSES ON.

Mrs. G.. II. Gran was born in Nume-
dahl. Norway, June Is, 1863. She came
to America at the age Of sixteen years
and settled at the present village Of
Oslo, Mimi, later removing to Thief
River Falls On May IS. 1882, she was
united in holy wedlock to Christ Gran
Of that locality and with him she lived
10 years until called up higher by the
angel Of death. TO this union were
born II children, three of whom are
dead.
Mrs. Gran had been failing III health
for Il number Of years. Cancer caused
her death. Medical assistance was Sc
cured yet nothing that human aid could
render stopped the hand of death and
on Thursday afternoon. March II, at
30 O'Clock, this beloved woman closed
her earthly work and her spirit depart
ed: Ito. that silent shore beyond to God.
its. maker r.
Funeral services were conducted at
Zion Lutheran church in Thief River
Falls on Wednesday. March %. Rev.
Larson officiating. Burial was made
in Greenwood cemetery.-'T River
Falls Tribune.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-06
Good Early Ohio seed notatoes TO-

Good Early Ohio seed potatoes for
sale. Call 242.
We are paying 43 cents for butter
fat.-Warren Creamery. Y
Mrs. l. NJ. Myrbo, Of Viking, visited
in Warren last Saturday.
Miss Luella Bratrud returned Friday
morning from visit in Minneapolis.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid met at the
home of Mrs. II. J. BeardmOre last
Tuesday
Mrs. Maud Sutton, of Argyle, spent
the week end visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Wittensten.
r. c. Mathwig made business triI
to Minneapolis last Friday night, re
turning the first of the week
Mr.. >and Mrs. Edward Lundgren en-
tertained at their home last Sunday il
honor of their father, August Lund
green's Goth birthday.
Alfred Carlson and Lillian Johnson
both of Stephen, were married in this
city Saturday afternoon at 3 O'clock a
the parsonage of the Swedish Lutheran
church by Rev. S. w. SWensOn. The.
will make their home on farm neal
naldSOn
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-06
TENNIS COURT ASSURED
LOCAL NET ENTHUSIASTS

Warren tennis enthusiasts are as
sured of the opportunity to play their
favorite game this summer as the re-
suit of a canvass of the city for those
interested in the erection Of a double
tennis court on the North Star college
grounds Committees from the Warren
Athletic club reported that 81 persons
had signed their intention of playing
the net game this summer, at a meeting
of the club last Monday night at the
high school. This insures the erection
of the court.
Work on the new court will start as
soon as possible and Rev. Hauser was
appointed to superintend the erection
OF the court. Both men and women
signified their intention to participate
in the court game this summer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-06
Comingg-Charlie Chaplin in "The

OOn1HS-CHdfl1e Cnaplm IN line
Kid"
j. j. Oistad, of Strandquist, was here
today on business.
Mrs. Carl Veblen, Of Hallock, was a
Warren visitor Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Maruska, of Angus, visited
with Warren friends Saturday.
Cream tested and paid for the day it
is delivered at the Warren Creamery
Mr.. and Mrs Gillespie, Of Stephen.
were in Warren on Friday visiting
with friends.
The Queen Esther society will be en-
tertained next Monday night at the
home Of Grace Bragsans.
p. Bergman and s. Grandstrand
Stephen residents, attended TO business
here Monday evening. returning home
next day.
The NJ. E. Epworth League reading
circle will meet at the parsonage next
Tuesday evening. All members are
urged to be present.
Martin Smelly and Alfred Johnson
prominent business. men Of Newfolden
were business visitors in the city Mon
day. They report that roads between
that place and Warren are in fair con
dition.
Mrs. E.. Z. Swenson, who had been
. visiting here at her parental home Ton
few weeks.~left last evening for <hel
home in Grand Forks.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-06
Get your seed potatoes now. Phone

Get your seed potatoes now. Phone
PAP.
We are paying 43 cents for butter
fat.-Warren Creamery.
Viola Peterson spent the week end
visiting in Grand Forks
Hans A. Larson, of Big Woods town
ship, was Warren visitor Friday
Oscar w. Flodstrom of Viking, at
tended to business matters here Satur-
day. ~.
Roy PrytZ left last Saturday on a
buying tour for the Peoples Trading
company to Chicago.
Mrs c. \. Nelson was hostess to Il
number of friends at dinner at her
home last Sunday evening. =
Mrs Claude Whitney, of Internation-
at Falls. arrived today for a visit at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
\. B. Nelson. .s.s
The regular meeting OF the school
board was held last Monday night.
Routine business constituted the acc
tivitieS OF the board at the session
+. l.. Skalmn, who has purchased the
II. NJ. Swanson undertaking parlors,
drove over from Fargo Tuesday Ac-
companying him was Elmer Mathieson
of Pelican Rapids. Mr. Skalmn is busy
here preparatory to moving to Warren.
Miss Maurine Frank. VINO is attend
ing the Moorhead normal school, is
among the pledges of the Witches
| sorority at that SchO Miss Dagny
14intlstrand and Miss Lillian anderson
also of Warren. are also among this
sorority's pledges.
Fred Johnson. Of Boomer township
and J. p. GOranSon. OF this city. lef
this morning for Rogend Sask.. Canada
Mr.. Johnson purchased some land neal
that place last fall and will crop i
this year. Mr. GOranSon will look Owe
the country and may decide to locat,
I there.
| Herman Stetfen, from near Ratium
was /, business visitor in Warren Fri
day Mr.. Steffcn is one Of the huStlin:
1 young farmers of that community
! During the winter he has been milkin!
six cows and has received checks aver
4 aging between $50 and $50 per mantl
from the cream sold.
! Matt .O'Reilly. OF Stephen. boarded
the flyer here Monday evening TO
Minneapolis to bring home his son. VIII
has been there for medical treatment
The unfortunate Young man, who is =
years of age. had an attack of the IL
during the epidemic causing alr-infee
ton of the spine that gradually ha
worked sup to the brain producing
mental suffering and disorder
At tie meeting Of the Girls Commm
lily Club held last evening at the~hom
Sof Mr.: and Mrs. a. f. Andrews, Mis-
s.Jessie .PorteouS gave. an interestin
paper on the History of the Suffrag
Movement. \ paper on the League c
Women Voters was read by Miss Ellie
Swanson, and Miss Frances Hurlbu
discussed What the Votes Means to W.
men, Misses Frances Corrigan an
Marian Lem were hostesses for tn
evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-06
Lutheran Brotherhood
State Convention

The Lutheran brotherhood Of Amer
lea will hold a State Convention for
Minnesota at the Curtis hotel, Mime
apolis, on April 20. \ permanent state
organization will be formed at this con-
vention. ss..
An elaborate. tho well defined. pro
gram will be arranged Men of ma
tionaI prominence are expected to take
part. a large banquet will be held after
the close of the last session.
\ local committee of seven members
has been elected to take charge of the
arrangements of the convention. Dr..
J. A. O. Stub, pastor Of the Central Lu-
theran church, Minneapolis. is the
chairman The other mcmbes are Otto
Leonardson Rev j. Richard Olson. DR..
G. NJ Roam, f. w. Ehlert. Byron Lind
gren and Dr. Hugo Hartig. Olaf r..
Kelley, of Minneapolis. is the manager
of the state convention.
DR.. J. \. O.~Stub. President of the
Lutheran Brotherhood of America, says.
Lutheran men in the state are of the
firm belief that the time has arrived
when definite steps should be taken in
the formation of permanent state or
ganization. Opportunities await the
church on every hand today for doing
active christian work among thousands
Of Lutheran men in this commonwealth.
Many of these are being lost thru the
lack of "a proper organization. The Lu-
theran Brotherhood affords an effective
instrumentality thru which they may
be siezed This organization was form
ed for religious, benevolent and pa
triotic purposes. Its chief objects are
to lead men into fellowship with Christ
and to encourage them to be faithful to
their own congregations.
Among matters to be considered.
will be the erection and maintenance of
tfclub-rooms and a dormitory for the
benefit of the Lutheran students at the
!; University of Minnesota"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-06
MONEY WANTED!

More homes are needed in-Warren
and to relieve the shortage a large
number of new homes should be erected
this year. Several new houses are al
ready planned and number Of others
would be built if necessary funds were
available. The Warren Building and
Loan Association would like to help all
who are planning to build and needs
more money for this purpose.
Anyone who has money to invest will
receive good rate of interest from the
association and at the same time they
will promote the growth Of the city.
For particulars See, A. r. Mattson,
Secretary Warren Building and Loan
Association.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-06
Gleanings
: GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.
III you go away on u visit your
friends will be interested In know
ing about 1T. Call 38-The Sheaf-
and give us the facts.

Is your name in the Strand Ad?
Mrs. L. A. Bueche entertained at a
party this afternoon.
See 'The Master Mind Monday and
Tuesday at the Strand.
Miss Alice Peterson spent the week
end at her home in CrOOkston.
Cream tested and paid for the day it
is delivered at the Warren Creamery.
Mrs. Elias Hjelle was hostess to a
number of her lady friends last Satur-
day afternoon.
Farmers wishing seed corn notify
Farmers Mill and Elevator Co., and
give amount wanted. Orders taken for
all kinds OF seed corn. Orders will also
be taken for all kinds of seed. Order
early.
The Washington times., 1921-08-11
NAVY PRUNING
ESTIMATES TO
SATISFY DAWES
Bureau Chiefs Slashing Ex-
penses in Conformity With
Budget Plans.
By T. n. SANDIFER.
international News Service.

In the effort to meet the demands OF
the new budget operated by Charles
Dawes, Navy Bureau chiefs are en-
gagged today in slasbing expenditures
and estimates.
Chiefs of bureaus are meeting daily
to thrash out the problem Of curtailed
running expenses. and to draw up es-
Inmates Of their needs for presentation
later under the new budget require
ments..
The results have been reflected so
far In the reduction OF naval air sta
tons, three having been closed to
date, with saving of 100000. and
there is a move under way now to re-
duce very considerably the remaining
number of stations, 1t is expected
that the saving next year from this
source will approximate 100000.
A full report on the aviation policy
to be followed under the new Bureau
Of Aeronautics is to be made today it
is understood. This report will dis
close the number of stations to be
maintained. the disposition ~ the per-
sonnet of those discarded. and the To-
cation of the others.
One os the largest tasks thus far
undertaken has been the coordination