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Evening star., 1921-02-22

Park View r. Il b., porch front, brick,
hot air heat: deep lot to wide alley: room
for double garage rent S35 month; price
only 81. go. Also. 6-r. honse: same section
possession: price, $3.50; 81, go cash
n. L. RYON CO.. INC,
Successors TO New York Realty Brokers
Main 4J97. 1923 ST.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
JESSE l.. HEIsK ELL,

14h3 ii st. NV. Main 66S.
Chevy Chase, d. G., just of Conn. ave. near
Mckinley ST., wholly detached bungalow 10
rooms with sleeping porch: builtin garage
. baths. hot water heat electric light; lot 5Sx
40 IT.: $16.3O0.
Chaplin St. near 18th NV story and
attic. and bath; cellar. Lot 5ax110
to 20-ft. alley. To close an estate. 1000.
Goth near St n.w.-9 rooms and bath
pebbledash dwelling; hot-water heat: 'front.'
age % TT: semi de tached; side and front en-
trance; rented at $50 per month. Price.
S. 1000.
18th st. NV. near Conn. ave. and N st.
and bath brick dwelling. Desirable
for residence or business purposes: $4,000.
d st. NV, near 2nd-3 story. 10 rooms and
hath. Lot 21x12S to wide alley: for
double garage. To close an esta,e. Bargain
SO. 250.
X st. bet. n. Cap. and LIST SITS. n.e.--2-story
six and bath brick dwelling. To close
m Ia
Evening star., 1921-02-22

Groom house: tiled hath. electric lights. gas,
kot-water heat. statioeary tubs. fireplace: deep
lot to alley with room for garage. Must sell.
Reaaouab3e terms. Immediate possession. Oc-
cupied By owner. Address Box 221-M. star
Evening star., 1921-02-22
NEW roth ST. HOMES

Meridian and Oak.
rooms. 3 baths; rear porches; garage
lots 24 feet
Open daily and Sunday. Lighted until
Evening star., 1921-02-22

NEAR CAPITOL: POSSESSION; HANDSOME
8 r. & b. residence. . foors electric light.
h.-wh., garage. screened porches, etc; only
81 500: terms inviting.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
FOR SALE-H0USES.
continued.
nrNn nArn"

BUNGALOW
A little BEAUTY rooms bath. large
front and sleeping porches. HIGHLY MOD
ERN. Large lot; Is minutes TO Treasury by
motor. Either car line SPECIALLY PRICED.
Truly a bargain for some one. Inspect day or
evening. Phone Cleveland 149O.
643 l4th St. NE.
Six r. and b.; modern. Price. Sc. 200; $7O0
cash; yard to alley. OWNER. L. i30.
vACANT-NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD
Groom brick: electricity; excellent condition:
deep lot to aIley: terms. OWNER. Columbia
7S6S-W. 24e
Evening star., 1921-02-22

bockS for every school, and niscelhneoss boc1s
- all subjects bought and sold. new and used.
PEARLMANS BOOK SHOP. 938 st. ~.
Evening star., 1921-02-22

M. & r. B. WARREN,
Phone NJ. 80 or Col. 2O37.
Evening star., 1921-02-22

THE HOME OF HOMES
.s .,n 1d06 II N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
Randolph One Dsnach and Eve
CT SSIFIED ADVERTISING
l5-l'Olnt Tyne

The largest type permitted in tho
Want Ad pages is IL point. and the
smallest space in which Il l2-point
type ad may be set is one inch. The
rate for this large type Is cents a
word daily and 5 cents Il word sun
day. The same scale OF reductions
will apply as for regular want ads.
These rates apply only to advertise
mcntS originating in Richmond and
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates are: Daily, IA cents
an agate line: Sunday IL cents an
agate line Count words TO the line).
Cash must accompany the order.
Longer term rates for business adj
rcrtiscrs on request.
Advertisements received as late rs
10 \. NJ. and 10 L. NJ. each week day.
and up to s L. NJ Saturday for correct
classification in the next EDITION.
Situation Wanted Ads-Maio and
!Fcmale--when presented at the Want
Ad Counter in the Dispatch Building
by those out of work will be inserted
Free OF Charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
Notwithstanding

GARAGES, bookcases. sh.!ving. also fur.
HituTc repaired and painting. Reason
GAKAGES-we VII! bu!.g YOU an MI.
st"c! Ga'"Gc cheaper than the shipped
ones James y. Render. ine Metal
Leiiug Man. 7l3 West Main Street
SunGolpn 1872.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
Labelled!

You cant lose any time hunting through Tho Dis
patterns classified columns the ads that interest
-bccnisc they're "labclcd' and arranged in
order
You can't miss the proposition that will you
most money in getting what wan-bccausc 1t will
be correctly ndcXcd under the heading to which you'll
first.
The Dispatch papers system of arranging ads
saves time and trouble when consult its
fled columns. In every the inlcNing tells
what first o know about PROPOSE
ton iii any of the ci,sSificn ions.
If lisa position the indcNing word tells you
Kind of work is To DC done; If it's the
make is told; if house, the cation is
given
Read these timc and saving little ais every
day. When need make proposition of
your call Randolph and ask for al tnkcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
INDENED FOR QUICK
REEEikENCE
Usc the Tclcphon,-CniI Randolph
sN Ask for Want Ad TnkeF

Ask for Want Ad Tnker
Classified advertisements ordcre'
Tor THE RICHMOND TIMES DIS
PATCH daily morning edition will
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EVENING DISPATCH. The rate
given herewith cover morning ans
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the exception of THE SUNDAY
TIMES which is price,
separately.
Schedule OF Want Al Rates
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agate caps.
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Acc. agate caps.
5 consecutive Insertions price
of ~. insertions.
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of 51z insertions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28

MRS. y. J; rye MI iuoyy into her now
about October u. aud Is selling her
large stock Of corsets aud brassi"ges at
greatly reduced prices. an opportunity
20 get irst-e!ass values. a!T North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
Help Wantcd-Male
MEN WANTED.
$40 TO slOy y " EEK


TRAFFIC. MANAGERS.
] want 10 hear from capable applicants
WIG are ambitious to qualify FOR i'm
:oEtani railroad or Industrial traitc
work. leading TO traffic managerial posi-
lions. handing foreign ana domestic
shipping.
Our Organization. with the largest stan OF
i.ahe experts in the world. has been
called urou TO meet thc unusual demand
;oT trained men 10 handle foreign and
domestic shipments.
! have been requested I" interview dcsir-
able applicants Experience not neces-
sa-y Il willing 10 learn.
This training can bc don. while holding
your pTcscn; position. Accepted appli-
canis VIII be placed under 'he direct
supervision OF !ni-T<iat. commerce and
Railway traffic experts OF national rcpu-
;at!on. No interviews viii he granted
except TO those WING state IN writing
;he!. age. business experience. present
position and education: u possible give
telephone number. All Information con
ndcniiHl Address Box = liI. care The
Dispatch.
PLUM BERS-Wan plumbers for work
on hotel job ~ once. doila. per
hour. Alphln * Dunn. Wilson. y. &.
PElSTER-w- wan; Immediately a man
who j. good job Compositor and can
run "a Job press. Reasonable wages.
state qualifications and salary expected
IN INST letter. The Covins;on N.rginian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOX sale
business Property

10 ACKES-FoI Aa!c. beautiful 10 acres
%! lana. suitable for factory site within
city limits adjoining railroad Addrrss
BOX iO5. care The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
Statesmen and Agents

SALES AGENT wanted on COMMISSION -
sell Norfolk electric motors and walter
electro elevators in tn" Richmond dis
irlgt. Profitable and c1Clus!.. arr,r..-
.nert for electrical man VINO viii nus;le
and rcrs"N"rc our product t. thor
uugaiy modern and high grad". PfIcrs
are com; "a .HtiVley low Norfolk Flee
lrIc NIB. Co. :!a-:l5 Cumberland stree.
Norfolk Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
Wanteti-To Borrow.

S2ho0--Wnntcd to borrow. $4,000 on no.
acre farm ia high state Of cultivation
with all improvements thereon; miles
OF Richmond. on good roads and car
line. irs; mortgage. Box Il 15l. care
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28

CIaYMAS g co. ladies ta!.ors $50 So'io
Second Stte-t
ELITE BEAUTY TAHl.oR cover SchwaIZs;
rhi,d's)-ShafnTOO ,,i.G ~a"r. t3cs iacia!
,nnssa-e soc. sInEc. S.t. soap IiSaN-
men, toe Elui0iph 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28

CLEKICAIe--Ex-sa iuan wants en-
p!oymeni Of AIRY Kind Prefer cloritai
work Best OF reference. Aidrcas
George ". Topping. H. r. ID. No Z. Itor
.!5, South Richmond. Va. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
ONCE and Desk room

LARGE office on the corner az Tenth and
Main Streets. Best location in Rich
InVud. iiyHt, Hight and lanitor service.
Reasonable rent. Apply 10 Woodward I:
son. No. south Tenth street.
TRAS ELEI.5' BClLDlEG-ThTrc excellent
connecting offices, Reasonable. call
Randolph eil6. or como to y9s American
National Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
Situations wantcd-Fcma!c :sS

bOOKKEErEH desires position. can u,s
burroughs bookkeeping MAJ him. several
The Dispatch.
COMrANlO%-Po sii.on az companion 81
nurse The Wa'iord. I. ". I. a. or BOX
-!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AS companion or
house".ep"Ir IA small family. Phone
LADY, w.th experience. would Iih. posi-
ton az drn!omsirat9E during fair. Ad-
dress MIS-. = IL. G.. Sii south Laurel
cooking Martha Brown. 1900 Sortn
Th.ity-third Street
onoA%is' 70, ,.. p,osi,ion pipe or
Win good, vocal teacher or ofchca:t..
Box 10. care The Dispatch.
sTESG,GEArHkh eI experienced. WISH,
furnished BOX q ii.. care The Dispatch
STE%DGEATiiEE -Icn-ycar experienced
,iiSnoEfnphl ,,r, dSs,tc" position a, once
s5" care The Dispatch.
STESOGEAi.HEl.- Experienced s,euo-
,nnns.. ' -. T., rn"ns "p.ta.n, wants ten
= 81. care Tn" Dispatch
STE$OGEArIIEE- Fna,. accurate and ..-
+ pe'ieneed stenoE'api.-r desires position
n.sh references. Randolph ii9..J.
+ TEACHER refined. cultured And se!-
:Ouitn Or MN yTaie teacher In u,ibiiS
ni,yyais s.h'ol , coated in progressive
"A
The bi.uaten.
TEACHER wanted. position az grammar
SchUp! principal ~ widow WITH pru!.E-
s!ohaI state !ic"nsss. Teacher 49,
Mh.sc street. Chnf!Ouesvil!e. Va.
TEACHER EXPERIENCED teacher WIN
Lio'"rs!Yn. grammar grade ccrtlacsf -.
desires position near Richmond pr.
Ctl!'Ht tFe0cHtIatA .tcdr,kE Miss A
.2Jt East Irhs" street, HlChiuOnd u
ihOn' Madison siIi.
TEACHER wants position 10 ,each any
on" o. All grades from .Irzt to sry-nrE
grades. Iv"cne! holds elementary Ger.
iihcai" ana Two years teaching sIr.rl.
enc" BoA l. A22. care The Dispatch
TELEPHONE OrERATOR-GirI wants DO.
,iion az private branch operator liox
$50, The DSpstch.
= so. EEFEEESCE--Yo lady d..,,e.
poslnch 81 once TO take charge o.
street trade, Box u iN. Tn. Dispa,rb
MIDDLE AGED woman. refined and ,du.
Gated. desires position In doctors o,fSo
or light ONCE work. BOX B l.3 c.yc
The Dispatch
YOUNG LADY wishes position in DR.,
FOODS ntore. can furnish reference Ba,,
q i;a. care The D!hpatch. oi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28

i r. ROACH. th- machine f'IA!t 'iah'
This is to guarantee 70 Neep your s,"
Ing machine 90 perfect running, 2ta.r
,n;,oe macniu-s and can repair any
MAKE further agree 20 d'i"siJ Wv
- .,rn month as guarantee. iou call !as
as You need me. 40 extra charges. j. E.
Tonch. 81. Soith second street. Mtdl-
snrl 5lG5-J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale

FRANKLIN four rassc nEe. chummy road
etsE az bargain. Must sell! Atlantic
Motor CO.. !SW West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28

CiIArFFECK--Yo Young married. mar. fwhliC,
wants position "a chauffeur, can drive
amy make car. either truck or private
iI"st az references. Call Hauluinh
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-09-01
TRAINING FOK THE OGELsBY- !.
WIENs FIGHT GOES MERRILY Y

hutsen, Mimi, Aug. 25.-The com
ing glove contest between Ham OgeIs-
by and Jack Wiens is the main topic
Of the day -hereabouts. We hear all
kinds Of blood-curdling tales about
Mr.. Wiens' ability as -man-hller,
but wes are not worried in the least.
It is said that he is. the lion of the
hour around Grand Marais. But we
have the best little lion tanner, you
ever met. Oglesby is in the pink Of
condition and is waiting for the gong
with a smile. He is under the eye
Of Dave Mccall, a veteran boxer and
wrestler, who is training him for this
bout. Mccall knows every kink of
both the boxing and wrestling games
FROM A to z and then some. He was
good enough to hold the welter
weight champion of Ohio hours and
40 minutes without fall in a. catch.
as-catch can wrestling match a few
years ago. This wrestler, whose name
was Harry Stewart, stayed minutes
with Frank Gotch when Gotch was
the heavyweight champion of the
world and was making a theatrical
tour meeting all comers. Everyone
knows it only took Gotch five or siz
minutes to take two falls out OF
stanisQaus Zbysko, the present heavy
weight champion. Don't any of you
get any foolish ideas: in your heads
about this boy .Oglesby. We don't
claim he is world champion, but we
do claim that Jack Wiens will know
without being told that he has beer
| in a fight.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-09-01
Berlin, I. Signs Pact Which \ III Gives
America All Benefits. Of
ersailIes Treaty.
not BOUND ! BY LEAGUE
Document Provides That This Govern.
n'ent Viii Il. Not BE Bound By 60:
Z, .3 venant-zTo Fight Shy Of any
3 sss ,s.% ss% European Entangle ments. ss 4

Washington-With the. signing. Of
the treaty of peace with Germany,
Preparations. for the resumption of
complete trade and diplomatic rela.
tions with Germany will soon be I'm:
der way in%the various government de.
partments. ~ ss=$ Z52> :! 49, s=. :t.
- The treaty puts; into force the eco.
nomic,< reparations, military and xari.
GUS other provisions of the unratifed
treaty of Versailles, but provides :speci-
fical1y that the United States shall not
be bound by the covenant of the
League of Nations or by other emu
merated parts Of the Versailles settle.
ment. *s* 49, -. = = - - -
The declaration of the peace reso1u.
ton are reaffirmed in the treaty and it
contains, in addition, a blanket proyi-
sion that any benefit which might ac.
crue to this country under the, Yer.
sailles pact is to be regardedSas Of full
force. Germany's renun citation of her
overseas possessions Jointly to the big
five powers: is reaffirmed, as are the
military clauses X. Of the versailles
treaty, the sections relating to prison
ers, reparations, finance, economic set.
Elements, commerce and abrogatio14 OF
all other existing treaties between the
two countries 49, p e.-<<= ~ III !, Il :
J u: Not Bound by League. :: =
In disassociating the United States
from the League of Nations the docu-
5ment provides not only that this gov
5ernment will not be bound by the cove
snant, but that no action of the league
shall be considered as placing an obli-
cation upon America. The United
States also stipul atass that It: will not
be bound by the. sections of the Yer
sailles treaty relating to the bounda-
ries of Germany, to political readjust-
ments in Europe, to the settlements
affecting China, Siam, Liberia, Moroc-
GO, Egypt, Turkey, Bulgaria or Shan
tung, or to the establishment of an in
ternational labor organization. = :
In State department statement is
sued to- announce the signature of the
treaty special mention was made of
the reaffirmation of this governments
share in the renounced German over
seas possessions, the statement declar-
ing that this provision confirms the
rights Of the United States with re-
spect to- Yap and other former Ger
man overseas possessions upon an
equality with the other powers" ::
f. immediate Assumptions -:
Although the treaty will not become
effective until after the. exchange Of
notifications by. the Senate and the
German Reichstag, probably in Oc-
tober, plans will be made so that the
resumption Of relations can start i'm
mediately.
Enactment of the treaty will be more
than formality.. Through the repeal
of various wartime measures, iiclud-
ing parts of the trading g-with-the-enemy
act, commerce between the United
States and Germany has gradually
been taken up again. The state Of
war being only technical, the, way was
cleared for the exchange of goods un-
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-09-01
aa1nD mARAIs COOK eous1, 1,,,jRsDaY, slp1. !, ,sar

shoe pitching is on q q new
lease Of life 5throl lghou the nation.
This Septemb This Sept te1nber at
the Minnesota State Fair will be
held the cont tests FOL the National
and State cham ships, ffor both
men and women pitchers. 81, SOC. 90
IS offered il trophies and cash in the
mems games and $$400 Ia the Womenl's
classes. rhese are prizes worth cont
peting for and will bring pitchers
from all over the. United States and
Canada and possibly from across the
Atlantic ,s d.. 5*5 ...= .=
The SLOWING are the rules govern
ling the games: Length Of pitch, 40
feet; shoes net over 2 195 1195 pounds in
ht, ~ inches in length, Z inches
I'm width; calks 3l4 inches in height
and opening between heel calks 311a
inches; height of pegs, 8 inches above
the ground. iitchesl to- stand any
where thin three feet Of the peg.
Points to be scored as follows: Ring
ers, 3; double ringers, 6; closest shoe,
IL shoes more than 8 inches from the
peg do not ccore. - =. s>...:@:. !. S.::
s Mems games will be 50 points,
Women's Fl points, and the latter will
lpiteh on a 30-foot court. =. - =
Is county championship contest for
Cook county will be one of the feat
ures at the coming county fair. = O.
cal lovers Of this ancient and,$ incl
dentany to be remarked, inexpensive
sport should get busy, Prizes will
be offered and it is planned to- send
the winner to the next state contest:
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-09-01
Paladne ?; ! | N!iliing&
6! eye|0pl11ent ! ] ] Il Co !
=to0pen Up ] Mine e
The / he P'au|son p Property and N! : Other tho
mines to Be Operated Miles
Of Railroad to BE Built. S.: :.

o. ~ : u s.
Eleven or twelve cars were driven
to Duluth Saturday tos mee* a party
sof citizens: Of Polish extra jon COM
ing from Chicago, Milwaukee, ST, ST.
Louis, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, New York, Newark, Jersey
City, Boston, Buffalo, Cleveland, De-
troit, and other cities. -
The party arrived in Duluth at
$3.50 over the 500. -
After a few hours in Duluth the
distinguished visitors were brought
to Grand Marais, arriving here at
7:30. They we're quartered at the
two hotels. The party was in charge
of Joseph Mierzynski, president of
the Palatine Mining & Development
company; Mr. Frank Wydra, treas
urer Of the company; and Stephen J.
Napieralski, president of the Conti-
mental Iron company; Arthur Mitch
ell, chief consulting engineer; and
Walery J. Franczak, LIB, publicity
department. =
The idea Of meeting these men in
Duluth was planned by the Automo-
bile club, and the plans were execu-
= ted by the Individual members, vol
UNFAIRLY offering their cars and their
time to meet them. An informal
gathering of some kind had been
in the minds Of the committees mem
~-bers, and meeting Of the member
ship was held Sunday afternoon to
take definite action. The secretary of
the automobile club, Chas. j. Johnson
who was entertaining the governor
threw open the doors of hiss wonder
full home, and the people of the vii:
lage were asked to come and meet
the governor and the other distin:
guished men. The people gathered
there at 9 O'clock
Governor Preus arrived at an -op-
perfume time, when these 81 men,
representing a large amount of cap.
ital and energy and $4,000 members
were here as pioneers to- develop some
of Minnesotas dormant wealth lying
within the borders of our county
In response to the general invita-
tion to the townspeople to come
over to the Johnson home, a number
of ladies and quite few men had
gathered there. The Governor was
introduced to the citizens as they
arrived. When the 81 Polish gentle
men filed up the steps and each sue
cessive one met the Governor, the
formality of announcing them by
name was dispensed with.
DR.. F. B. Hicks, the president o1
the Cook County Automobile Club
was present, and when the guests
and gathered on the inside of the
house, addressed the gathering brief
ly, extending 4 welcome to the Pol
,ish gentlemen representing the Pala
tine companies, then calling upo1
Governor Preus as one familiar will
the vast resources of this district
The Governor welcomed these men tx
our state, praising the loyalty o:
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-09-01
County Farm Bureau Column
BY the County Agent

.-s --~ I'D
The farm Eareau picnics held dur.
ing the week Of Aug: 1920 were very
pleasant gatherings. Of members and
their families. Those held at .Lut-
sen, Mineral Center and HpVland were
especially we'll attended. Picnic
lunches were served by the ladies Of
the. communities and the hearty
thanks Of the Bureau are extended
them for the good things they pro-
vided. :S<szA z S. ~ ~ y. z.s:. ss Il.
Tours Of the gardens and fields
were made III those instances where
the picnics were held on members
farms and crops inspected. Horse
shoe pitching for the Farm Bureau
County Champ pionship aroused much
interest among The men, Al series Of
elimination games resulted in the Sc
lestion of the following to compete
il the finals to be pitched at the
coming county air: I4utsen, Gust
]: Nelson; Maple Hill, Peter LeSage;
Colyille, John Johnson Mineral Cen
ter Foster Linnell;; !; Hoyland, Elmer
Lang. .s2.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-09-01
THREE DIE. IN OH AR BLAST
Fire Rages as Burning Petrol SAoWers

/, Section Of Yale, Okla.
4 Tulsa, Okla. Three men nWeres burned
10 death and the south part Of the oil
town of Yale 9 Okla., fifty miles south
OF here, ,almnst totally destroyed as
the result of a tank car exploding
which occurred at the loading tracks
of the Sun Refining company s.s
B. The men were loading the car when
It exploded The burning oil spread
to adjoining: buildings and was ex-5s
tinguished. only after great property
damage had been done. The cause OF
the explosion isSslnd determined. szs
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-09-01
GRAND MARAIS: SCHOOLS 70 !
rs. IS, OPEN NEXT TUESDAY

r The Grand Marais Public Schools
open Tuesday, September 9Th. Teach
.ers have been elected to fill all posi-
tions All children of the: school
district, of the grades and high
school department, are expected to
be in their respective places for en-
rollment and school work next Tues
day morning at 9:0o"o'clock. From
all evidence, the pupils will rejoice
to be in their places, and I am sure
the teachers will be: glad to see
them. ~ = :, >~". y y
AL students who expect to enter
high school tl,;syear are urged to en-:
school She first day. The class
work for the entire year will be ar.
ranged the first day. 1t will BE
very difficult, if not impossible, tc
arrange for new classes after the
class: work has once been arranged
All young folks of the district who
are eligible to attend high school
are. urged to read and consider seri:
ously. an article occurring. elsewhere
in this paper, entitled "Does High
School Education Pay?" -
Patrons. whose children will be
hauled to school will note that there
is a driver for. each, the east and
west, route into town. The time OF
starting to and from school may be
slightly changed from last year. =
ROY DIVERS, Supt