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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
CLUB MEMBERS In PIONEERS CAMPAIGN OVER.
LOOKING CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES EVERY HOUR
Systematic Work More Efficient Than -a-Jump
Method and Will Bring Its Reward in Big Credit Totas
Names of Members to Be Announced Saturday.

| the Campaign Department. And it is
the aim of this special department,
created by The Pioneer management
to handle the campaign, to call such
things to the attention of club mem
'bers in order to aid them in putting
forth the most successful campaign
possible.
Most Time Doesn't Count
We have had some drop out, or re-
fuse to try to win because they
"didn't have as much time as others. -
1t isn't the most time that is going
| to win these splendid prizes.It ism
the people who have the most time
on their hands who have the world s
big jobs offered them. Never! The
busiest people in the world are the
ones who are offered the most jobs,
and also the ones who are capable
Of handling the most work Why?
Because they plan out their time and
make each and every minute hour
and day count for the most good.
They accomplish the most and still
for other worth while tlbings-as
we'll as play.
1t will be those club members who
know how to use their time to the
best advantage that will Win the
biggest and best of the prizes to be
awarded at the close of this cam
paign. 1t won't be the ones who have
the most time to spare.
So if you want to win, plan out
your time. Plan out your entire cam
paign in advance. You won't always
be able to follow a schedule, but have
one to follow. Know just what you
are going to do each day, each half
day. Know where you are going,
whom you are going to talk to, whom
you can depend upon to help you and
whether they are really helping you
CT not. Use the telephone to check
up your aids. Keep memorandum
set Of records. When some one tells
you they will help You later "in case
you need my subscription get a
Continued on Page g.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
The names of Club Members in
The Pioneers campaign will be
published in Saturdays issue.
II YOU are not already a men,
Der. send in your name at once.

That many club members in The
Pioneers $4,000 Salesmanship Club
are passing up credit opportunities
and not working in systematic and
efficient manner is best illustrated by
an actual incident told to the sales
manager yesterday.
The father of a young lady club
member Of Bemidji stopped an &C
quaintance On the street with the
question, "picked your favorite in
The Pioneers Craftsmanship club
YETI" Eyes, Miss--asked me for
the coupons from the paper and I'm
saving them for her, But how
about your subscription" "Oh, no
one has asked me for it yet" And the
club members father got a years
subscription which counted many
more than the coupons clipped from
the paper would amount to through
out the entire campaign.
1t was simply case of misdirected
energy on the part of the club men,
Der who made the first call She had
taken time and energy to make the
call and asked for the 5O-credlt
coupons when she might just as, well
have secured the years subscription
also.
II you are a contender for one of
the fifteen big prizes to be awarded
October 20, by The Bemidji Daily and
Weekly Pioneer, are you making any
mistakes such as that? Have you
planned out your campaign and are
you working by a systematic method
that will make every staD every call
every hour, devoted to this work
count for the maximum number of
credits?
Many other stories of wasted time
and effort have come to the notice of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
Authorities Attempt to Learn
Motive for Shooting of
D. r. Townsville *
THINKS HE; HAD GRUDGE
AGAINST ALL BANKERS
Only Clue to Boys Identity Is
Receipt for Railroad Fare
on Great Western
(By United ,PresS)

Rochester, Mimi, Sept. 15.-An
unidentified youth is held in the
Owatonna Jail today, while author
tiles tried to learn his motive for kill
ing D. r. Townsville, vice-president of
the First National bank of Dodge Gen.
ter. The youth is believed to have
caused the fire which burned the Heck
livery barn at Dodge Center yester-
day afternoon.
While most Of the citizens were
watching the fire the youth entered
the Farmers State bank asking the
girl clerk for an officer.
"Any officer at all will do" he
said. He was advised that no o:icers
were there and left. A few minutes
later three shots were fired in the
First National Bank building and the
youth ran into the street shouting, II
have shot him, have shot him." He
was pursued.
The body of Townsville was found
inside. He had, died instantly.
The young man obtained no money
and authorities have been unable to
learn whether Townsville had any
enemies. The youth maintained 81
lcncc, but it is believed he had
grudge against bank officers gener-
ally. When he was captured the
crowd became menacing and the sher-
If carried the boy to Owatonna in
an automobile.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
TO ARRANGE FOOTBALL 5.
SCHEDULES SATURDAY
Athletic Directors of Schools
in Northern Section Are to
Meet Here Saturday

To draw up schedules for football
in Northern Minnesota between the
various high schools which will have
teams in the field this year and to Sc
lect officials, there will be a meeting
Of superintendent and coaches Sat
urday afternoon at the Central school.
Notices Of the meeting have been sent
). Nlt to the various schools and it is ex-
z. cted that all in this section of the
- will be represented.
= .ong those who have signified
tn. g, tention to be present at this
COM e are Superintendent A.
M. Ba < Park Rapids, M. l. Smith
Of Blac> ~, G. H. Potter of Walk
err.
Others WHO have not yet replied to
the notice Of the meeting, but who
are expected to be present are: Su-
perintendent Troxel of Fosston,
Coach Stenhoff of Thief River Falls,
Coach Paul Schmidt of Crookston,
Superintendent Hayes Of East Grand
Forks, Superintendent Towle or
Coach Harvey Hyde of Detroit, Su-
perintendent Bottle or the coach of
the Wadena high school. Others who
may be present are: Superintendent
Peterson or Coach Lloyd Greiner of
Cass Lake, and Superintendent Holm
quist or Coach Emery Johnson, of
Warren.
This will be general get-together
meeting of those actively associated
in directing athletics in the various
schools and all problems confronting
the athletic departments will be aired
at this time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
HOLD ALL-DAY MEETING
AT NEBlSH NEXT SUNDAY

The two weeks Of special meetings
at Nebish held by T.. o. Rice and Rev.
Blaine Lambert will close with an
other all-day meeting Sunday. Some
very good services have been held
with conversions and reclamations at
nearly every meeting. Attendance
has kept up through the rainy wealth
cr and the closing services promise
to- be the best Of all. -
Sunday morning a Sunday school
rally comes first, at 1890; then a
preaching service at 1870; picnic
dinner at 100, and preaching again
at 2:30. Sunday afternoon, Mr.. Rice
will give his life story, "From Cash
Boy to Banker, and From Banker to
Preacher" and Sunday evening he
will tell the story in the Methodist
church n BcE!;dji.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
TO ELECT DELEGATES
TO ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The members of the Methodist
church will meet tonight to elect q
lay delegate~to the annual conference
which meets at the Simpson Method.
list Episcopal church Wednesday, Sep.
TENDER FL.
Reports Of the years work will be
made by the pastor, Sunday school
superintendent, president Of Epwortf
league, president of the Women's
Home Missionary society, president
Of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society and the president of the La
dies Aid.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
ENROLMENT In LOCAL
SCHOOLS HAS INCREASED
Approximately Two Thousand
Are Attending School in
Bemidji This Year

School enrolment figures this
morning showed continued increases
over those Of last week. At the Cen
trail school, STA pupils now appear on
the rolls as against 5l3 of last year
and 49S last week. The Lincoln
school registers show 315 as against
800 last week, and about 25 less than
last year. East school now has So
which is slightly less than last week,
but more than last year. The North
school enrolment has reached 14l as
against 1926 last year.
In the Senior high school the total
has reached 275. This is three higher
than last year. The Junior depart
ment has remained the same as on the
opening Of classes, which was pol.
This makes a total enrolment in the
public schools of 1864.
In the elementary department of
the State Teachers college there are
registered 124 and in the adult de-
partment 1852. In the latter depart
ment, this is an increase over a year
ago of about go, last years enroll
ment numbering about 90 at this time
of the year.
In the elementary department of
the Teachers college there is room for
two more pupils, one in first grade A,
and one in third grade B.
This makes total of 1910 stu
dents in the Bemidji school exclusive
OF the students in the Bemidji Bust
ness college.
With the Business college students
Included, the number will run we'll up
to 1000. The Business college so far
has an increase of 10 over the first
week of last year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
(By United PreSs)

Owatonna. Sept. 15.--The uniden-
tilted lad, who shot d. T. Townsville
to death in bank at Dodge Center
late yesterday, was still in Jail here
today. He refused to say word in
answer to questions, according to
Sheriff Leehy. The boy probably will
be held here until formal charge is
placed against him.
County Attorney Don Swendiman
of Dodge county said the only clue to
the boys identity was receipt for
railroad fare on the Great Western
calling for passage from st. Paul to
Hayfield.
A picture was taken Of the boy in
Jail here last night. Twin City po-
lice will be asked to identify him.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
NORTHERN TOWNSHIP HOLDS
COMMUNITY SING" FRIDAY

The first of series Of community
sings" will be given at the Northern
Community hall Friday evening, Sep
TENDER 16, at 8 o'clock. An addition
al feature of the evenings entertain
mcnt will be an illustrated lecture on
Trinidad by Mr.. Remmers =, of Be-
midi.
After the lecture lunch will be
served and a social hour will be en-
joyed by all. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend these meetings and
all are urged to come to the first
meeting in order to take advantage
of all the fine numbers on the pro-
gram.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
OFFICES TO
COME HERE FROM CHICAGO

The chief accounting offices Of the
kenfcld-L amoreaux company are to
be moved from Chicago to Bemidji
about the first Of October. This
company has plants at Bemidji, Cass
Lake and Washburn, Wis. The To-
cal plant has been operating under
the name of the Bemidji Box COM
pany since it's opening, but all plants
will now be operated under the name
of the Embellishments company.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
STEPS BEING TAKEN TO
RELIEVE UNEMPLOYMENT
(By United Press)

st. Paul, Sept. 15.-Steps to re.
lieye unemployment in Minnesota
were taken today. The state COM
mission created by the last Legislature
was to begin survey ordered by
Governor Preus to determine the ex-
tent of unemployment. +: A. Dun
dry, chairman of the commission,
who has been out Of town, returned
today and Immediately conferred
with J. d. Williams, a member :. of
the commission.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
fIBBING MURDERER WAS
PREPARED TO KILL SELF
(By United Press)

Hibbing, Sept. 15.-"Please for
give me, know ! did wrong"
This message and others scrubbed
on scraps of paper, shingles and
boards in a deserted log cabin neal
KitzviIle today, were turned over to
the children Of John Webb, murder
er of three Hibbing police officers
Webb committed suicide in a cabin
when five officers, searching for him
were within car-shot of the place.
"Come in, you will find me dead, y
read one message the officers found
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
LOCAL ROAD CONTRACTOR
is STILL IN JAIL TODAY
(By United preSS)

St. Paul, Sept. 15.--N. B. Nelson,
Bemdji road contractor, who was ar
raigned before United States Com
missioner Samuel Whaley here yes
terday, with Howard Gasell of Min
neapolis, on the charge of having
stolen and altered Liberty bonds in
his possession, is still in Jail today,
since he is still unable to furnish
SIS 900 for his release.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
LOCAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
TO INSTALL DESK CHAIRS

The Bemidji Business college has
received it's orders Of desk chairs and
these will soon be installed in the in
sttution. The new chairs promise to
add greatly to the facilities of the
school.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
SMELLING FAST BECOMING
CENTRAL TRAINING QUARTERS
(By United Press)

St. Paul, Sept. 15.-The Fort Smell
ling army post will soon have more
than 1000 men in training and will
become the central training quarters
of the 9TH Army Corps.
Colonel Bjornstad, commanding
the post, said infantry, cavalry, field
artillery, tank corps and engineer
corps will be stationed at the post
soon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15
(By United Press)

St. Paul, Sept. 15.--Wild ducks
and prairie chickens had something
to worry about today. The law makes
them prey to many hunters with a
shot gun and license at sunrise Fri
day. The duck limit is Is day and
the chickens 9 a day. The duck sea-
son extends to December /, but th4
chickens are protected again after
October |.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-15

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-13

ness 81 sil teme ca numeie g
callza.
Washington. - Republican,
din scnat canta ca legea referi
toare la va,ne 81 take 81 treaca
prin, scnat in mod unanlm. Sc
spera ca Sc va putea face aceasta
deoarcce deja pana acum an in
Ieles asupra II pnncte 81 Sc
|crede cd vor ajunge la I'M com
i,romis 81 referitor la celelalte.
Spccialistii financiari cred ca
prrdcrilc 81 caSigurile vor ii
|echiyalate prin modificai'ile a.
duse dc legea noua.
Chicago. Autoritatile com
paniilor de cal fcrate lar planu-
iese o taiere de plata pentru cello
Il milioanc muncitori amploiati.
Eli cred ca aceasta taiere din sa-
| Ilarii lc va reusi. Conducatorii
Imuncitorilor au declarat eli Sc va
face imcdiat greva generala la
toate compatible daca Sc va in
jcerca sa Sc mai reduca salariilc
lafara de reducerca totala de 400
lmilioane dolIari ce All intrat in
Ivigoarc cu lulic. Conducatorli
companiiler vor hotari scala DE-
reducerc Ell ocaziunea unci con
ferinte.
Charles johnson 81 prietinnl
sa,l lulian Childs all fost trans
Iportati ambii la Charity Hospital
Ambii au fost injunghiati in mai
multe locuri. Eli spun ca an fost
atacati dc un strain care apoi a
scapat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-13
ON FUCA c()NlfulU|

Rarbatul care neearca Sa nlll-
tumeasaa nevasta lui in. curlnd Sc
eonyinsc ca Solomon 4 trebult 81
fie TN mare filosof sa poata mul.
tumi 300 de nevcste.
u
Fabricantii de tigarete de da.
ma au inceput sa le fabrice in
hartip aolorata asa ca tigareta
sa Sc potrivcasca la culoare. cu
culoarea costumului pc care Q
poarta f,unatoarca.
=
Sc zice ca de cand Gu prohibi-
tia mai multi barbati au inceput
sd suferc de debilitatc generala.
pc cAnd femeile dinpotriva. de-
vim mai viguroase.
~
Slaba cltana. >a Ell pusca din
cui s;i amenilti sd lmpustl. c,
apoi sa ti-se ia pusca din mana
81 sd te pisezc cu ca.
i
Charles p. Mullaney din WI
chita, Kans de 46, S Il plans jude
cdtorului cd nevasta, dina Mar
garcia Mullaney il maltrateaza
Cum. in &c felg'' intreaba ju-
decatornl pc reclamant, MANILA
de ON, pc cand nevasta-sa fc-
meie ca toate femeile.
Ma bate
Gum. In ce fel9 9s
In toate felurile. Ma TRACE
de par, de urechi. dd cu pumnul,
eli palma. cu ce nimereste.'
Pc d-ta. ON asa mare 81 voinic
sd te bata O fcmeic ca dina? Sc
poateo De cc tc LASH zicc Jude.
catorul.
Eu nn m asi la>a dar II am
eel face. Are un pistol 81 il slo.
boadc asnpra mca 81 ma invaluia
IN nlSte gaze garc ma ametestc.
ma face sa plany 81 atunci poatc
sa faca ce vrea cu mine. eli il,
ziua ala numai sunt bun de III
mic"
|. Asa-i doamna o. intreaba ju-
decatorul pc acuzata.
'Nn-i tocmai asa. Nu-i pistol,
e tulumba ci'metica,' raspunde
dina Mullancy. femeie draguta
cam de 30 ami.
81 &c pui III tulumba 20
''Niste gaze
De unde lc al.
LEAN inventat cu. Am stu
dat chimia.'
81 de cc iii maltratezi barba-
tul -
Ca sd scap de maltratarile
lui. Pana II am recurs la miilocul
gazelor IN fiecare ri ma batea.
Pot sd dovedesc Gu martori.'.
Asa-i domnule.''
y o bateam i'm fiecare III. nu-
mai cand nu-mi dadea pace
Ce-ti faceae'
Ma plictisea 81 nu ma vrea sd
ma lase sd merg nicdierL"
Onorate Indicator. aici este
m certificat medical in care Sc
arata Cd sanatatea clientului meu
g prlmejduita. Gazelc an produs
un eject dezastros asupra intre-
gulni sistem ST.
Da. cred. SA numai uzati
gaze, doamna. Ajci MI suntem ne
frontul german
Bine, Onorate Indicator, dar
nici ell sd numai uzeze de pumnii
lui ca ell nu sunt Dempsey"
Desigur ca nu. Al auzit die r..
Da onorate judecator.'' ras-
punde reclamantul.
Ger un ''Habeas Corpus pen
|tru clientul men," intervine ad-
vocatul,
81 ell scparare de domiciliu 81
|pensie alimentara'' replica dina
Mullancy.
Ma rog, Onorate Indicator
clientul meu nu vrea sa Sc des.
parta de d-na,' intervine advo.
|catnl.
'Asa-i d-lrq"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-13
uIF0REAT|l|Nt:

tJittit III IDIiul f&NVnN ~ ~
cand GermaniaA "a intrat in raz-
boiu GU Statcle l mite, a fost pe.-
chisitionat cri. S au gasit pc bord
dol indivizi 81 niste MARIA prohi-
bita in Statele Unite, = anumc
medicamentr. in valOare dc
1000 dolIari. Detectivii au fost
intimpinati in mod foarte ostil
de matrazii vaporului asa an
fost siliti sa-si scoata reyolverele.
Dol matrozi All fost arestati.
Warren, Ohio. Bransa din
Ohio a congresului national a fe-
meilor 81 Asociatiunea parintilOr,
are conventiunc gcnerala Gle doua
zilr aici. \ vorbit prima doamn,
S. NJ. Williams, din Lima. prese-
dinta Asociatiunii din Stat. Au
mai vorbit mai multc specialiste
in cdlcarea copiilor. S'au mai
discntat multe proiecte de intere>
cducativ-general.
Paris. Gu Saptamana ina
intc de deschiderea parlamentului
pozitia lui BRAND este mai tare
ca orr cand. z sigur ca BRAND va
Fl incrcdintat de parliament GU. o
ma ioritatc sdrobitoare ca sd
mearga Ia conferinta din WASH
ington. III Va plcca in ziua de %
Octomvrie 81 va sta in Statelc
Unite mai mute saptanrdni.
New York. = Lucrind in strin-
si lcgatura en- membrii conferin-
tci pentru remediarea feamploia-
rii din Statele Unite. fabricantii
de otel an declarat Cd s'a yotat
suma de 10 milioane pentru ex-
tinderea indnstriei 81 fabricelor
ca >a sc poata da lucru la un mai
mare numar de nlmcitori carl de
prezent sunt fara lncru. Aceasta
suma este furnizata de un ernp
de finarcicri.
Willard, Ohio. = Aici s'a "a
cut propa ganda intinsa pentrI
adunarea nEui fond mai mare "a
sa Sc poata ridica lrn monument
pompos eroilor cazuti in razboiul
mondial. Publicul a raspuns ca
enthusiasm acestui APPEL 81 in cate.
va zile $ "a adi,nat snma de $4,000
dollari. Cea maismare parte @ do
nata de Oamcni mici cu donatii de
ID dollari.
Washington. r. Rcprezentantii
marilor ziare din lumea intreaga
vor avea un congress international
in Honolulu. insulele Hawaii. Gu
aceasta ocaziune presedintele Har
ding lea redactat o scrisoare in
care rOaga ca sa prepage prin
presa ideeia desarmarii 81 a
pacii.
Ziua lui Columbus, - i'll amin
tirea deseeperirii Americei, - 50
serbat0rit eri de o seama de SO.
'cietati. Cavalerii lui Columbus au
dat eri un bal stralucit in hotelul
sHollenden. Episc0pul catolic al
Detroitului, Michael Gallagher, d
tinut cu aceasta ocaziune 0 yor.
bire splendida. A mai. vorbit 81
|pmmarul FitzGerald, deputatul
Gain 81 judecatorul Adams.
4 AsAn u
Minneapolis, Minn. - Dol ban,
diti au oprit ant0mobilul lui Fred
Gustafaon Ia I'M colt de strada in
Minneapolis. I-au lilat sulna ds
34.500 dollari &c avea asupra lul
in bancnote 81 obligatiuni cc y
dncea toemai laso bAnca. Fblitia
la luat in goanK 81 Az easit' la ei
sumo totala, .dar din hartii de
valoare au lipsit uilelc in valoare
nominala de 1863 dOllari.
. -
Passaie, N. j. - Leon Trotzky,
ministntl de raphoiu a1' nusiil
poate ca are m,tlfi admiratori IA
RuSia. dar IN AxSAArs;nA M 41rea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-13

dona orr am rccurs la gaze, 81
drlpa aceea a mers 81 fara eleS:
raspunde d-na zimbind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-13
Gel mai mare Castig pentru
R0nlanii AmeriCani

GUM fOIA FACE NAL CUM4NIE SAIl AJuNGA bANlA
ACASA.
Daca vea sati asgur eel mai profit 81 sd
perz la nic mersu schnbacios al cursuui leuui
culnpara actun de ale Bancii "CETATEA.,
Presedintee Bdncii este Dl DR. ALEXANDRA vAIDA-
VOEVOD fost prmnistu al Romanie-M Mari 81 in frntea
c stau frunasii Romlnor ardeeni membri al Parduu
National.
Banca "CETATEA" anume a reservat cateva actiuni
acasa, sd Sc planga ca lor nu Ii s'a facut pare.
actine costa Lei &C., aeca Sase suite sasezeci
Sl-si aducl aminte fiecare Roman din America ca:
y Pna in zua de astaz s'a pomenit nc odata, sd Il
dat faliment vre-o banca romaneasca din Ardeal.
p Pentru banii invest III aciuni castiga Gel putin
de doua orr atitea procente daca s'ar depune.
81 Valoarea aculor in continual crestere ASA
poate ntampa in scurta vfeme acuoa sd vaoreze de
doure orr mai multi decat All Tar cand ncepe sa
el cciace de sigurcosul acunlo carl pa
tesc in doari crese III mod surprnzator. jI
4, PeAtru actun de-ale Bancii "CETATEA'' or; capd
Sc poate lua imprumut della oricc banca 9Hi..
Acmle Sc pot procura della Banca
CLEVELAND TRUST COMPANY. II
EUCLID AVENUE CLEVELAND O.
Sa ranana Roman din America carl sa alba acun
Gle ale Banci Qx6-3nov)
.CETATEA"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-13

ness" 81 sa teme ca numele 9
callza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-13

Passaie, N. j. Leon TrotSky,
ministmtl de raphoiu d nusitiI
poate ca are na,hti sdmiratori ia
Russia, dar in America M prea.I
Poste Cd in ,Rusia ii sc1iiinba
nulf npmele luandn.l din sinpas''
tie % 81 lui, ar Bsn5an1in 1tots-
", un macelar dip Nev Jerssy,
i cerllt autoritf tilor - ~ per-
nit8 sd-si sehiip6s nu1 Y ], sfsj|
preeum ! deeI e rll /! " y
petitia a, mi xl1Is
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-13

Washington. r. Rcprezentantii
marilor ziare din lumea intreaga
vor avea un congress internatio
in Honolulu. ins,lele Hawaii. Gu
aceasta ocaziune presedintele Har
ding lea redactat o scrisoare in
care rOaga ca sa prepage prin
presa ideeia desarmarii 81 a
pacii.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-02-12

Mrs. Teresa MAhoney has been on the
sick list the past week and has been
unable to teach school.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Foutz Of
Aspen were transacting business in
town the first of the week.
~
Mrs. Eta Schwarz and daughter
Erma returned Wednesday morning
from Denver, where they went to spend
the holidays While there Erma con-
tracted scarlet fever and was in quar-
antine for several weeks. She has re-
covered now and is happy to be back
in Glenwood again.
J. o. stanage returned the first Of
the week from Denver, where he hes
spent q couple of months visiting With
his family.
Julius Wulfsohn arrived in GlenwooJ
the first of the week from Flint, Mich
igan, where he and his family are now
residing. Mr.. Wuksohn came to make
disposition by lease Of his big ranch
near Genwood for the coming year.