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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
TWO MORE ARRESTS IN
 KABER DEATH MYSTERY
By Associated Press

Cleveland, June s.-A man whose identity was not disclosed was placed under arrest tonight on the theory that he might have been the slayer of Dan Kaber.
 A second arrest today was that of a woman whose name also is not disclosed, who was arrested in San dusky early Wednesday morning by Cleveland police who made hurried automobile trip to that city
 This woman's connection with the case. police believe, was the fur nishing of a slow poison to Kaber during his illness and later to find some one willing to inflict the fatal stab wounds.
 When the police arrived at the Kaber home on the night of the crime, the victim made the state ment to thexn that "a man with a cap did It." The woman under arrest was taken i'll this afternoon before she could be questioned as to what she knew of the crime and upon the advice of a physician this action was deferred until later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
ZANN GREY,s "THE MAN
 OF THE FORESTss--TRIAN

Furnishing about two hours of viz riie and exciting outdoor adventure. The Man of the Forest" based on Zane Grey's story of the same name. proves delightful entertainment. The picture is the Trianon attraction for the week, and is a production call culated to please from almost any standpoint.
 Credit for making Zane Grey's "The Man of the Forest' one of the best photoplays the screen has ever offered belongs to MT. Hampton as producer, and to his associates, William H. Clifford, Howard Hick- man, Eliot Howe, E. Richard Schayer, Joseph Dubray and F. H. Sturgis. Their combined efforts have made
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
COMMENCEMENT BIG SUCCESS
 Nv Associated Press

Knoxville, June S.-That tho com mencement and conferences at the University of Tennessee had been even more successful than anticipated, was the statement today or President H. A Morgan, as he spoke in presenting the diplomas to more than 100 graduates of the institution. Included in this number was one young woman. the first in Tennessee to graduate in agriculture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
WOMEN MUST GIVE AGE Ry Associated Press

Baton Rouge, La. June S.--A Louisi- ana woman who wants to vote must give her exact age, the constitutional convention held late today in drafting a suffrage ordinance. A plan to re- store party nominations by the con- vention system was rejected. The convention struck out the article pro- hibiting use of intoxicants at the polls
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
AGREE TO ARBITRATE
 By Associated Pssss

New Orleans, Juno s-A final agreement ts arbitrate differences was reached at meeting today of the general contractors association and representatives of the building trades unions This is believed to avert danger of strike which was threatened when the contractors re- gently announced 20 per cent wage reduction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
wEsr LAkE PARK

These days when anyone calls up and says Do you want to go swim ming?" the answer is invarlable West Lake which is one of the best places for swimming in the district according to those best qualified to judge The big concrete beach with its 1000 dressing rooms is one of the most popular places around Birming- ham. Swimming is not the only thing out at West Lake. There is dancing nthe smooth floor of the big pavilion to music supplied by Nixon's famous orchestra. Chicken dinners may be reserved by telepnor- ing Bessemer 913S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
Ku,Lrp nv LTGHTNTyG

Ripley. Miss- June S.--While dis connecting the telephone wires of his house as a precau ton against the building being struck by lightning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
By HILL

William Smith, so. a farmer and cot ton ginner, living near here was him seir struck by lightning during an electrical storm late Tuesday, dying q few moments later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
Entertained Cluh

Mrs. Gano Robertson was charm ing hostess of Wednesday afternoon when she entertained in the most de- lghtful informal way the members of the Bridge club at her home in Jonesboro.
 Punch was served from a table at tractive with lovely daisies in bowls and vases. After the games of bridge delicious refreshments were served. The prize for the highest score was won by Mrs. Gardner F. Goodwin and the consolation was awarded to Mrs. s. E. Grout.
 The club members who enjoyed this hospitality were: Mrs. W. D. Taylor, Mrs. Charles Rodenberg, Mrs. J. s. Winters. Mrs V. H. Ragsdale, Mrs. A. c. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Lacey Edmundson, Mrs. Gardner Goodwin. Mrs Charles Ray, Mrs. W. P. Golson, Mrs. Robert Smith. Mrs. George Houston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
Ktwanis-Rotary Ball Game.
.oThe Man of the Forest" a pi

"The Man of the Forest'' pictur that in itself is one of the best ar guments against censorship of films and all other agitation aimed to crip- pie our infant art, and to stifle art in general
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS
VARIED PROGRAMME
 IS OFFERING AT LOEwsS
BY EsTELLE BETHEA HALH

For the second half of this week the management of I1oew's Bijou an nounces programme possessing not only real quality, but of a variety to suit the various tastes of the patrons of this popular playhouse.
 Heading the list of vaudeville of ferings is Mixtures" presented by four artists of ability, who offer a dash of song and dance with sea soning of comedy.
 Jimmy Rosen and company present a sketch in which Rosen dwarf. shows his husky and well-developed better half how house should be conducted, presenting a most laugh able comedy throughout.
 Soboi and Weber. two wel1-known comedians. offer B line of songs and comedy talks, while Gene and Kath- eryn King engage in some musical features, as we'll as comedy talk along purely domestic lines.
 Hip Raymond, as the eccentric clown, in table fall and acrobatic dancing, is said to furnish plenty of laughs.
 Three Sevens" is the title of the feature screen offering, with Antonio Moro, as the star of the cast. in a plot. which is combination of mys- tery, adventure and athletic prowess The title is drawn from the convict serial number by which the chief character is known prior to the prin- cipal action of the story.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
"fADONNAS AND MEN" PHOTO- DRAMA PLEASES AT ALCAZAR

One of the outstanding pictures of the past few months is the Al
 cazar offering this week. "Madonnas and Men" The story behind the picture possesses both depth and in- terest and is dramatic to the last degree.
 Probably no story that contains
 more dramtic interest has ever reached the screen. Opening with
 scenes in Rome in the days of Nero 1t shows us how soothsayer per suaded the Emperor to give up his
 lust for bloody entertainment by
 telling him a story of the future. It is the soothsayer who looks into the future, sees what happens to a
 nation that holds no respect for womanhood and then details tale of modern times that parallels the
 doings in ancient Rome. "Madonnas and Men" win be shown through Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09
Funeral of Lindsay

Funeral services for Sterling Linds say, age 24 years, who was killed Tuesday morning by officers while resisting arrest, were held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Pleasant Hill church. Interment fol- lowed at Massey's cemetery, with Jacobs in charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-09

Plans for the revival which will be held at the First Christian church in Bessemer beginning Sunday morning are being completed. The Rev. J. A Speigel, state evangelist for this church, will be in charge of the ser vices, and was in the city Tuesday in conference with the pastor. the Rev. MT. Hutchinson, making definite ar engagements for the details of the re- vival.
 The music for the services will be in charge of c. B. Riley with the as- sstance of the choir of the church, and will constitute a special delight ful feature of the revival.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-18
X1'TaL DIA COMO HOYA
"Recordar es vivir" Dante
IS DE Nov1EMBRE DE 17ss
MOZART LLEGA A PARIS

La familia de Mozart emprend:o nue.
va excursion en- JUNO de mil setecientos
sesenta y tres. Sc trataba de visitar
Holanda, Francia Inglaterra. Nues-
tros viajeros negaron q Paris el diez
ocho de noviembre. Un publicista ce-
Iebre llamado Grim tom6 la familia
Mozart bajo su protection la intro
dujo en- la Corte En- ell convite que hu-
bo en- palacio ell dia de Afio Nuevo, Sc
gsentaron La mesa real Mozart, su her
mana y sus padres Ell primero Sc sento
al lado de la Reina.
Leopoldo aprovech6 su permanencia
en- Paris para hacer grabar algunas de
las composiciones de su hijo
En- abril de mil setecientos sesenta
| y ciatro, partieron para Londres. Ell jo-
ven Mozart obtuvo en- la corte de Ingla-
terra ell misrno 6xito que en- la de Fran
cia. Entusiasn% al auditorio tocando
en- ell 6rgano del Rey, 10 mismo que aeon
| pafando u ntrozo cantado por la Reina:
pero sobre todo, improvisando en- Ell VIC
lin deliciosas melodfas En- una carta
escrita por su padre desde Londres, pue-
de leerse 10 que -sigue; "Por 1ltimo,. 10
que saba cuando .Isalisnos de Salzburgo,
no es mas que una sombra de 10 que sa-
be actualmente. Esto excede a cuanto Sc
puede imaginar. Ahora tiene en- la ca
beza una opera, mas no quiere hacerla
ejecutar sino "por muchachos de nom-
bres de todos los que pueden fgurar en-
su futura orquesta.
Un apasionado por la mtsica, Mr.. Ba-
rrington, concibio en- aquel tempo una
sospecha singular. Supuso ser una joven
de ounce diez y seis amos, fundando-
Sc para clio en- la voz argentina de MO
zart. Empez6 a seguirlo y aun espiar-
10 en- todos los conciertos. Pregunt6,
inquiri6 y pidi6, por Gltimo, su partida
de bautismo al embajador ingles en- la
corte de Baviera. Solo asf Sc convenci6.
Desde entones fu6 uno de los mas fer
vientes admiradores del nifio artista,
escribi6 acerca de el una memorla,
que fu6 inserta en- la ''Transacciones
filos6fcas" tuvo gran resonancia.
Leopoldo Mozart hizo una nueva ex-
cursi6n en- mil setecientos sesenta v sic
tie. Su hijo acababa de pasar un afio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-18
NO TEN1A REcURsos

Hace pocos dias Sc presento en- la En-
bajada de los Estados Unidos en- Paris
un jOven de diez Y nueve amos, quien
habfa llegado dias antes de America,
donde, segin declare, residian sus pa
dres.
Ell joven que, juzgar por su idumen
taria parecia un vagabundo, declare que
Sc hallaba sin dinero, pero no obstante
fue arrestado por la policia que ha sido
concentrate enSla Embajada desde que
Sc envio ALI la bomba contra Mr.. Myron
T. Herrick.
81 por esa raz6n Sc encarcelaran per.
sOnas en- Puerto Rico, las carceles, sin
duda alguna, tendrian nsas huespedes
que ahora
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-18

estudiando los maestros -alemanes Q ita-
nanos. Lo uev6 a Viena, donde la sa-
E6n habia una epidemic de viruelas: ell
chico las paso, pero pudo salvarse mer-
ced los ciudadanos que le prodigara su
familia. FL joven Mozart habia cumplido
once amos; entonces empez6 sdarse a
coEocer como compositor. Ell emperador
Jose II, que habia sucedido en- el trono
a Francisco I, le entreg6 el Hbreto de
una opera bufa para que hiciese la par
titura. Este trabajo 10 hizo en- muy po-
cas- semanas. Los mhsicos de Viena, cello
SOS de Mozart, formaron una liga con-
ira 6l Iba presentarse la opera poi
las Pascuas de aquel afie (176S); mas en-
vista de la oposici6n que Sc manifesto
ba, fue precise renunciar a la represen-
taci6n.. Pero no tard6 Mozart en- toma1
un buen desquite. Habiendole encarga-
do ell Emperador que compusiera una
misa sole1nne a toda orquesta para la
Inauguration de una iglesia, la compuso,
dirigio Ell mismo la ejecuci6n y obtuvo
un 6xito inaudito. Para completar su
triunfo, Mesmer ell famoso medico ale
man, que estaba en- Ell apogeo de su fa-
ma, hizo construir un teatro dentro de
su mismo hotel para que en- Ell pud1era
representarse la opera bufa del joven
compositor, cuyo titulo era "sebas-
tian Sebastiana'.
Despu6s de haber demostrado su Ia
lento en- los g6neros dramatico y religio-
so, volvi6 Mozart a Salzburgo donde
estuvo un afio entero aprendiendo ell ita
liano. Asf que termin6 ell estudio de esta
lengua, emprendi6 viaje Italia, en- com
pafiia de su padre. Los viajeros llegaron
a Verona fines de diciembre de 1770
Ell joven artista fu6 objeto de atencio-
nes generates Sc agolpaba la gente ea
las iglesias cuando el tocaba ell orga-
no, siendo precise para que el entrara
que le precedieran varios hombres ro-
bustos y vigorosos capaces de abrirle
paso entire la apifiada multitud.
De igual manera recorri6 Ell artista
las principales ciudsdes italianas: We
roma, Mantua, Milan, Bolonia, Parma
y Florencia, fueron testigos de sus triun
fos; en- todas parties Sc lie tributaron
aplausos Y coronas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-18
CREDITos RURALEs

-5Que noticias tiene usted res
pecto n installation del Banco de
creditos rurales en- Puerto Rico?
Solo puedo decir 10 siguiente:
que hallandome en- Washington "a
mi regreso de la Palestina,-y estan-
do almorzando en- ell Capitolio en-
union de los senores Barcel6, Cordo-
va Davila, ell ilustra senador James
E. Watson, de Indiana, amigo mic
desde hace mas de 20 amos, me anun-
clio que para el proximo mes de enc
ro vendrfa a. Puerto Rico el senor
Thomas, con el proposito de instalar
definitivamente zen esta Capital las
oficinas del Banco de creditos rura-
les.
Ell senador Watson me ofrecio ha-
Ger una vista al pals en- ese mismo
mes, y yo me propongo llevarlo la
isla, en- union del senor Thomas, pa
ra yer. 81 .logramos que el ejerza su
valiosa infuencia en- favor de que Sc
abran nuevas sucursales de dicho
Banco en- determinados pueblos del
pals, que estan interesados en- apro-
vecharse de estas ventajas financie-
ras.
Debo hacer constar que la crelcion
del referido- Banco en- Puerto Rico Sc
dcbe principalmente las muchas y
eficaces gestiones practicadas en-
Washington por los sefiores Barcel6
" Corddva Davila, y la valiosa coo
pelpci6n prestada por ell ilustre Sc
nador Watson, que desde hace amos
ha venido mostrando gran interes
por todo aquello que redunde en- bene
clio de esta Antilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-18
que
han T8nunCiadO

Con ell objeto de poner en- practica
una de las secciones de la Ley, relativa
al trabajo de mujeres y nifios memories
do edad, para 10 cual era necesario nom
brar un representative del jefe del No
gociado del Trabajo, en- cada pueblo,
para que este Sc encargara de preparar
llenar debidamente los inpresos en-
blanco que han sido preparados al
efecto.
FL Lcdo. Honor6 habfa designado,
para lenar este cometido, cast todos
los m6dicos de benefcencia local. quie-
mes, en- su mayoria unionistas, ante la
sola amenaza de que pudiera ir al Ne
gociado del Trabajo, un jefe socialista,
han empezado a presentar las renun-
cias de sus cargos.
Un distinguido facultattvo de la is
la, quien vino a comunicar al Lcdo.
Honore SUI decision en- ese sentido, nos
dijo, que ese trabajo que ellos estaban
hacienda voluntariamente sin rem'-
neraci6n alguna, 10 hacfan en- obsequio
al Sr. Honor6, y que va que el era sep =
rado de su cargo, 81, al menos, no es-
taba dispuesto a prestarle su concurso
d un adversario politico.
Tenemos entendido que ell senior Ho'
nore esta hacienda esfuerzos por conse.
guir que dichos funefoharios contindsn
prestando sus servicios al Negociado, y
en- los casos en- que han fracasado Sis
gestiones en- ese sentido, ha designado
otros comisionados municipales.
LOS SoCIALISTAS EN- CAMPANA
Ell lunes por la noche en- los saloneS
de La Federation Litre de Carolina CO
lebr6 una importante asamblea Ell Or.
ganizador del Partido Socialista senior
Alfonso Torres, quien esta recorrlendc
la isla en- una campala de organization
de los simpatizadores del partido So
| eialista. 80 sasf@ei sssffef
Segdn informes, a dicha asamblea
concurrieron todos los empleados mu
nicipales de Carolina v un gran ntlmerc
de campensinos, los cuaIes despues de
Dir ell discurso del seior Alfonso Torres
sobre las buenas relaciones existentes
entire los socialistas Ell Gobernador Re-
ly, Sc hicieron miembros toaos los asis-
tentes.
Green los socialistas que, como resul
tado de la campana de este ider que
por su oratoria conceptuosa, y su tratC
exquisite tiene grandes simpatias en-
tre sus companeros, seran enrolados CO.
mo miembros del partido mas de dies
mil personas en- la isla.
Hay quienes aseguran que la labor
que viene realizando ese partido es @
principle de la preparation de la campa
ma electoral de mil novecientos veinti
cuatro, en- la cual los socialistas Greer
llegar a ser Ell partidO principal de Puel
to RICO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-18

UN DENTIsTA desea una jcveh de
oficina y un muchacho para Dmpiar la
oficina. Soiicite en- la Gale de Allen
No. 80 altos. 11-24z
Sc DEsEAN toda clases de artistas na
,ra circo, tales como cantores, fuInbiss
tas acrobatas, payasos. o papeles sene-
jantes. Dirijase Tylers Animals
G. P. o., Rio Piedras 11-2S
Sc VENDE La guagua PEPITA % Sc
admite un socio que sea chauffeur. Tam
bien vendo CHANDLER siets pasaje-
ros.- Informara Ramon Pastrana. Ro-
bic Al, Rio Piedras. 11-25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-18

Rafael CABALLERO:--Agents d
revistas y peri6dicos de Puerts Ris'
y de los Estados UnidOA Aeept
agenc1as, presranSo tOdas elase d.
garantfa. Box 415, Rayam6n, Puer
- RiAa- Aavs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-18
LA ''BABY REMINGTON

La maquina portatil que satisface,
veala en- el Departamento REMING-
TON, San Justo 1S. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-18
Nuevo remedio para el hisadO. Cura
tOdOs los des6rdenes del hisadO
Y del est6mago.

Ell Remedio de Leonardo es I'm nuevo
descubrimiento vegetal que limpia el higa-
do Y estomago de todas las materias vene-
nosas hace que estos organos whales
trabajen proplamente Ell Remedio de
Leonardo para eli Higado no contiene calo-
mel, nj deJa la persona estrenida.. ST
sufre I'd. de desordenes del higado, el -es-
tonnage intestinos. tome inmediatamente
el Remedio de. Leonardo, un agradable me-
dicamento que scgura inofenslvamente
fortalecera y permanentemente vigorizara
su higado estomago Biliosidad, dolores
de cabeza, estomago agrio, indigestion,
eructos, aliento fetido, estrefiimiento y
palpitaciones son pruebas de que tiene I'd.
el higado estomago descompuestos y de-
mandan el uso Immediate del Remedio de
Leonardo De venta en- todas las drogue-
rias.
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PrOtesta de De los pro-
duCtQTeS azdGar,,,,
-(Continuaci6n de. la pas. Ia. }

tereses capitalists no estarfan ex-
puestos a sufrir las corsecuencias
de las predicas radicales de esos dis
cipulos de Lenine.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-18

Sc ALQUILA.--Local prOpio para
.Oncinas. 1nformaran segundo piso
i National City Bank, San, Juan. P. r,
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UOarCHA CAREY CompramOs con-
cha rrimers, segunda y barrigG. Paga-
2 NOS los nejotes precios del mercado:
Dfas Hnos. Cruz 10, San Juan, PuertO
t1ico. es 11-2e
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inFt sOMBRERERo RoslI--vendsmOs IeTras
td6FaAas Aemanas $150 ell millar. Ha-
s'tk9su pedidc Q o b. Freesey ' Co, san
Juan, p. r., Box 7S9, Luna SO -11-21
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EFEcTos DE oFIC1NA EN-
GENERAL

Un surtido como en- ninguna otra
parte, en- ell Departamento Remington,
San Justo 1s. Advt
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APR0VECHESE:- Mientras este com
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ats Hlitadfsimos nusstras existencias en- ira
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~ hisrfumerfa'y otros artfculos del depar-
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BRUNSv1GA:-- Avisamos al. comercio
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=, Brunsviga 6ltimo modelo. Los interesa-
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= San Juan, P. R.. 11--2S
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! lQuinCaIIe[OS! /!

Compren AHORA en- esta su
casa los artfculos de JOYERIA
que necesiten para las Navida-
des. Tenemes en- existencia nm
rno0nffioo ranCl6r1 do JoveTia de
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mGgnfica clientela, On una pequefa pc
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n RIP.
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cesi6n AnacletO AgostO, spartado 44s.
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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-16
INDIANA PEOPLE
LOOKING TO WISCONSIN

That Indiana is now the most fruit
full field to cultivate for immigra
ton, was the declaration of Glen NJ.
Householder, of the Division OF
immigration of the Wisconsin Depart
ment of Agriculture, who was in Lady
smith a few hours Wednesday OH Il
trip through the northern part
of the state, visiting settlers located
through the efforts of the department,
to ascertain how they are progress
ing and to note crop conditions.
Mr.. Householder. who was Rusk
countys first agricultural agent, has
recently had charge of Wisconsin
exhibit, prepared by the immigration
Division, at the Indiana, Illinois and
Wisconsin state fairs and stated that
by far the greater number of interested
prospects were registered at the In
diana fair. The "HOOsier state" he
saws. has more diversified agricul-
ture than the other states and that
makes them more susceptible to
the widely diversified agricultural
possibilities of Wisconsin, whereas in
some of the other states there is a
widespread and deep-seated belief
that the corn and hogs combination
is the only way to prosperity for the
farmer.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-16

CARE OF CEMETERIES

People must pay for the care of
their lots in the cemeteries whether
they want to Or not. The last legis-
lature has enacted a law to fix and
determine sums of money reasonably
necessary to provide for the perpetual
care Of each lot and for the general
maintenance and improvement of the
tied, the court having jurisdiction in
the matter is directed by the law to set
aside a certain amount to insure per-
petual care of the cemetery lot be-
fore the estate is distributed among
the heirs Sawyer County Record.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-16
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following list of letters will be
sent to the dead letter office Septem-
Der %, 1921:
Anderson, Mr. Ralph.
Bauman, Mr.. Lawrence.
Bauma, Mr.. ID.
Butler. Mrs Earl.
Crane. Mr.. Wilder.
Dassopt, Mr.. Peter.
Hasek, Mr.. w. ].
McMates, Mrs III. e.
MartinsOn, A.
Sherman, c. o.
Persons calling for any of the above
please say advertised"
FRED L. ARNDT, Act p. M.