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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-26
GIRL OF Is VANISHES
AS SHE SEEKS WORK
Unable to Find Trace of Anna
Levinsky, Father Appeals
to the Police.

A general alarm was sent out by the
police early to-day for Anna Levlnsky.
hfteen years old. missing since she left
her home. No l63 North Third Street,
WILLIAMSBURG, last "Wednesday at A.
NJ. to look for position,
Her father. william Levinsky. told
the police Anna was a home-loving girl
who had never been away all night be-
fore, who had no stage aspirations and
no love affairs as far as the family can
learn. He and her brothers and sisters
have visited all their relatives and the
hospitals without getting trace of her.
and they believe she has fallen into bad
hands.
She is S feet 3 inches tall. weighs 1870
pounds and has black hair and blue
eyes. She wore brown coat. fancy
knitted hat, white mixed skirt and a
signet ring bearing her initials, "A. L.
She had only IS cents when she left
home. II was not her intention. as far
as the family knew, to 20 to any special
place In search OF Job.
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He Understands They Have Been ''Feastng"
During His Absence-One Crew of Twenty
Made to Erect Church as Discipline
for Dining on Fellow Beings.

Rionary called "A halt. declaring that
the group was sufficiently representa-
tive.
The natives use tobacco, and like
TO smoke hemp. which produces a
few pleasant symptoms OF sleeping
sickness. Thy however, is forbid
den. They - ike Americans in two
respects TheS make home brow, OF
which they are very fond. and, &C
cording to the law, are forbidden to
buy Whiskey, Their only roads are
trails. scarcely q foot wide, which are
cleared from time to time by the ma
tive constabulary, Alllgators, snakes
and rhinoceri abound along the Con-
go River.
DR.. Guptilrs Congo name Ia
"Banzo Mpuyn," which means,
King Of the Monkeys" and Mrs.
Guptin Is called the Maker of
Mud" Do not think, however, that
these are impollte terms. for. on the
contrary. they are extremely compli.
mentary, Monkeys are regarded al
local master minds" and Mrs. Cup
tili's nppellation refers TO her excel
| lent qualities as o housewife.
ION the whole they are good
boys" concluded the missionary
land we have been able to do a lot
Of excellent work among them"
Mrs. Guptil and the two chill.
| drcn are returning with him. The,
must 20 TO Southa mpton. then by
| boat to Cape Town, and from there
they will journey 1900 miles by rail
From that point Kabongo Is AT
eleven days trip along the narrow
| foot paths.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-26
1S-YEAR-OLD BOY
ACCUSED OF FRAUD
Chicago House Reports Loss Of
Thousands Through Him and
AccompliceS.


CHICAGO, Feb. 20. - Systematic
frauds by which Montgomery, Ward
a. Co, mail order house, was de-
frauded by thousands OF dollars
through a conspiracy Of employees
and customers became known to-day
through the arrest OF Charles Stein
bach, a messenger for the company
eighteen years old. and three men
who posed as customers.
Officials of the company say stein
bach understood the company's
methods so we'll he was able to put
through fraudulent orders bearing
forged approval OF sales managers
which were later made the basis OF
claims for refund by the supposed
| customers.
Ono agent OF the alleged ring
which officials believed they have
uncovered, lived in California, 1t was
said. The fraud was operated. &c.
cording to Carl r. Gray jr., member
OF the firm. until the companys
checking system on orders disclosed
that the shipments were sent to per-
sons who had never paid for the
goods. Company officials said the
loses would total many thousands oil
dollars,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-26
Stock Market

Stock market bears again made
vigorous efforts to-day TO bring about
a general decline in prices, but the mar
kct, taken as a whole. offered a greater
degree of resistance than at any pre-
vious time this week, and after early
unsettlement rallied quite sharply in
the last hour of trading and closed
with firm tone.
Bear EFFORT was first directed
against Atlantic Gulf. and it was
was forced down for a loss of about
two points. but the rest of the list
refused to become disturbed. As
saults were also made against the
motor shares, but in this group it
was found that all offerings were
easily absorbed.
Bears then switched their attack
against the rails, with most effort
being centred against Reading. This
stock was forced down to 70 1-2. a
new low for the year. and loss of
S1-2 points compared with the close
Of last night. But in the face of this
, weakness in Reading the other lead
ing rails steadily maintained a firm
front.
To back up their attack on the
market the crowd that Is so slrenu-
cusly endeavoring to bring about a
lower level of values put in circula-
ton a variety OF unfavorable rumors
none of which seemed to have any
substantial foundation. For instance
private cables from abroad were
quoted as predicting that the indem
nifty question will result in an oper
rupture between the ALLIES and Ger.
many. This was disproved by the
trend of foreign exchange rates. De.
mand sterling held around 1886 3-S, d
decline of only one-quarter OF a cen
compared with the close OF last night
Other exchange rates were compare
lively steady.
II was also said on what purported I,
be reliable information that the Presi
dent will refuse to sign the Winslov
Railroad Bill. which has been passed
by Congress and which is now be:or
the President for signature. It is SAT-
to assert that no one in Wall Stree
knows what the Presidents intentions
are regarding the matter.
That bears we're partly discouraget
at their failure to depress prices be
came evident in the final half hour o
trading, when International Paper RAJ
UP for a gain OF three points and in
dependent steel and the Tobacco
shares, as well as the equipment ap
motor accessory shares, turned con
spicuously firm. The oils also close
generally higher.
The statement of Clearing Hous
banks showed an increase in surplu
> reserves of $2,61S,61O, and a decreas
% in loans and discounts 4 S2,516.OO
b Excess reserves now stand at Sl4
S4O.9SO.
+ The cotton market again showed
b decidedly weak tone. Tho Marc
option touched 11.65, a new low fC
the last five years, and a drop ,
b more than S5 points from the olosln
quotation OF last night.
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YEA 30! HOOCH AT
FOUR CENTS A DRINK
U. S. Court in Philadelphia Fixes
Legal Price-But It's for
Hospitals.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-Good
whiskey was quoted in Philadelphia
yesterday at little more than four
cents a drink. A barrel OF 1t could
be bought for $3.50 and a gallon for -.
Pure alcohol brought forty cents n
gallon.
Judge j. Whitaker Thompson, in
Federal District Court, fixed the price
IT, an order to Leo A. Crossen, super
vising Prohibition agent. ordering
him to sell seven barrels OF whiSkey
and seven OF alcohol cOnhscatcd in
transit from owners who pleaded
guilty TO violation OF the Prohibition
Law and who had been fined. II was
allotted 10 hospitals in Philadelphia
Norristown and Reading
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STAY FOR HETTaICK MAN.
Convicted Plumber WIN Not Go Go
peuitentiury Tor " eel.

An order to show cause why a Ger
tifiC3te Of reasonable dOubt should no
be issued as HuthOulg Tor "a new trinf
for Herbert smith plumbing cOntrac-
tor, convicted OF cJuspuaCy with JOIN
4. Hettrick and William t. Chapman
and William J. Doran labor rep
rcsentatives was grained ~ Justice
Blur to-day
George n. MCdaHc.. OF COUNCIL for
Smith, at the same time obtained stay
Of his clients commitment TO tine pgui-
Tertiary FOR one week.
IL was expected at the District At
toruey's office that he other con-
victed men would g., similar measures
day or Monde
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Landlord Sen, to Jar Get. a stay.

Because OF certificate Of rcason1 pic
doubt issued by Justice ;riluger
william Bridges. Ct negro presid-s1- .-.
the corporation owning the tcuomeur
not begin his ten-day sentence in tho
Workhouse and an additional term OF
thirty days if he did not poy q $3.50 ilnc
lie was convicted Of falling TO furIlsh
heat light and telephone service TO a
tenant The Court held Bridges had Il
right to establish by appeal that nc
was merely an officer OF the corpora
ton and not the responsible owner.
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winner. Of ChsIonrr uonor..

The first and third prians and the
first and second honorable mention
OF the fifth annual competition Of the
John Armstrong Chaloner oonoours
under National Academy OF Design
auspices. went to members OF the
academys school, II was announced
tA-day. The contestants submitted
prize awards went to Vincent Nes-
bert, John Homer and william n
ahulgold, and the honorable mentor
awards 70 Maxwell Simpson ane
jacob Enlith.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-26
7nruso Continues 10 Improve.

Fnrlco Caruso's condition was fur
Their improved to-day, according to
DR.. Murray. house physician at the
Hotel Vanderbilt. The singers tenn
perature STILLS little high. but his
appetite is good, the physician said
No decision has yet been reached re-
specting the time time when the drain.
age tubes will be removed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-26
NATION NEGLECTS
CULTURE OF DOGS
Agitation Over Maternity Legisia.
ton Reveals Inexplicable
oversight,
Especial to Tue Evening World.

WARRINGTON. Feb. 26--The agita-
ton in Congress over maternity legis-
general subject OF rearing the young.
A Womaa constituent writes Congress
man Guy Campbell Of Pittsburgh for
information on how TO raise dogs.
II am getting a small dog TO raise
and some one told me to write you for
free booklet telling how TO take care
OF dogs" reads letter from Mrs Mae
Gibbs Of Pittsburgh.
Inquiries at the Department OF Agtl-
culture prove that the Government has
anticipated nearly all the wants OF the
Nations deniZens except this one. In
formation is available on rabbits
Euina pigs. goats and other animals
but experiments In dog culture have
been neglected thus far.
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DIVIDENDS.

The Barnet Leather Company de-
clared the regular quarterly sd per
cent preferred dividend. payable
April to stock OF record March 1s.
swift s. Co, declared the regular
quarterly 81 dividend. payable April
to stock Of record March 10.
The Todd Shipyards Corporation
declared the regular quarterly 81
dividend. payable March p to stock
sf record March !.
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Give. TasIcab Rebate % ReIIef Fun.

Gives TaHIcRb Rebate 10 Relief Fund.
The Child Feeding Fund OF tho Eu-
ropean Relief Council has been en-
rtched by so cents, sent by Magis-
trate w. Bruce Cobb OF No. 23t Cen
trail Park West. II was announced to-
day. The money represented a re-
fund received by him after ne had
complained to the Department OF
Licenses Of an overcharge by q taxi
driver. When he received a money
order Tor the so cents he at onee
directed that IL be sent 10 the Child
E60ding Fusa,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-26
NORElGN ENCHANQE.

At 1l.45, sterling, demand, s.s6 Ia
cables. sS7 off S-sc.; francs, demand
,O7i2, cables, OTIS OFF .OOO7; lire, de-
mand, 1894, cables, ,OS65 unchanged;
Belgian francs, demand, .O74A. cables
,O745 off ,OOO6; marks, demand, .O15s
cables. .Ol5O off .O0OS; Canadian dol,
lars, demand, $3.50 off .OO15; Argen-
tine pesos, demand, 1910. cables
1890 up .OO25; Denmark kronen, de.
mand, .1795, cables, 1900.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-26

Another cut IN FTICe OF NTuue UII'
PITTSBURGH. Feb. 26.-The price
of Pennsy lvania and other grades of
crude oil were further reduced to-
day. according to an announcement
made by the principal oil purchasing
agencies here. Pennsylvania crude
nav pFieo
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St. Gossip
LIBERTY BONDS.

Liberty 3 las opened 9lO2; LIST 4l-4s,
1924, up .O2; ID las, s65s. up OS; Sd
4l-Is, SS,9s, up .O6; 4th 41-4s, $3.50. of
.Os; Victory 4S-4s, sL46, up "a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30
PATNACTIIETT zALAR IA
PROVEDENOU LOUPEZ.

Porota soudce H. w. Jewella
uznala vinnym 26-leteho Johna
Shopena, pro spachanou lou
PEI v hostinci Josefa Stromela
ma Saranac rd,, kde ukradeno
bylo LOO. Porotci radili Sc
ien Is minut a ma Shopena ce-
ka 15-lety pobyt V trestnicl'
Cht6l ut6ci prav6 pred tydnem
spolu Huntem, Walshem a
Gallagherem, ale nemohl ma
sledkem svoji tlouStky Sc pro
tlaciti propilovanym otvorem Y
mfizi. iako zdafilo Sc stihlelsl-
mu Walshovi, jenz MIN oby-
val jednu kobku. Kdyz dtek
byl prozrazen, predstiral Scho-
pen spanf zapfel, re by me-
Nv Gmyslu prchnouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30
VRAZI FANNERA A SLYE
VYPOVEZENI z MEXIkA.

z Amer. Obchodni Komory
Y Mexiko City doSel zdejsimu
Plain Dealeru telegram, ze me-
xicky president Obregon vypo-
v6d6l Dom. Benigna a Chas.
Colettiho, domn6l6 vrahy tovar
nik1 Fannera a Slye. Oba sti-
hanj budou jiz Ultra deporto-
vani z pristavu We Vera CruZu.
Detektivnf kapitan Matowitz,
zrizenec Bertillonova systemu
Koestle, detektiv Charles Ca
volo z Clevelandu jsou obema
zlocincGm v patach a vypluii
s mimi soucasn6 ma palube par
niku Columbia.
Urcit6 misto, kam parnik
pluje, neni znamo, ale soudi Sc,
re cilem jeho jest nektery
pfistav V Jizni Americe. Zprav
o vydani obou zlosynG bylo W.
dano jiz tolik, re i tuto Jest
nutno brati s iistou reservoir.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30
LEIOSNI OSLAVA CTVRTE
HO CERVENCE.

Slaveni pamatky prohlasenl
neodvislosti Spoj. Statd cd An
glie bude Sc letos diti tiseji, nez
byvalo drive zvykem. o 10. no
dine dopoledne po vytahnuti
vlajky vyslouzilci sv6tove val
ky konati Sc bude slavnostni
akt ia predsednictvi mayora
Fitzgeralda V severoZapadnim
rohu Public Squaru. Slavnostnl
rec pronese pastor Dan +.
Bradley spoluprotektorat
mad celou slavnosti sv6fen jest
tez Americkemu Sdruzenf pro
uznani svobodne irske. repu-
bliky. w. j. Corrigan pfette
pax filadelfske prohlaseni ne
odvislosti, nacez budou peny a.
mericke narodni pisne a prona-
Seny RUNE patrioticke dekla.
mace.
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NEVRATILI Sc Z LOVU
RYB.

Stanley, 14-lety a Walter
Sandusky, 12-lety, bratfi bydli-
Ct " els. 1916 Croton Ave-, Wy
dali Sc, jak pravili rodicdm, ma
loveni ryb k Rocky Rive We spo
leGnosti 23-leteho Edwarda
Hansela, 1904 Croton Ave. Ho-
81 spolu s Hanselem, jenz jest
vyslouzilcem svetove valky a
trpel dosud nasledkem vybu-
chu srapnelu jistou nervovou
poruchou, odesli V utery. u
straSeni rodicove oznamili pri-
pad po1icii dnes rano a tato ma
fidila ihned pobrezni zachran-
ne straznici patranf po zmize-
lych rybarich.
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PREVEZENf MRTVOLY BI-
SkUPA kOUDELKY DO

V okoli katolickeho chramu
sv. Michaela ma rohu Clark A
We. Scranton rd. shromazdilo
sc vcera vecer tisice lidu, ably
hyli svedkem navratu byvale-
no spravce osady a pozdejsiho
biskupa Josefa M. Koudelky,
jehoz pozdstatky dopraveny
byly vcera re Superior, Wis.
Bylo jiz skorem 10 hodin We
GER, kdyz prvni lide byli vpu-
stem do kostela, ably Sc rozlou-
eli byvalym fararem.
Vlak vezouci rakev oteka-
van byl duchovenstvem jiz ma
nadrazi. Jako host meska ma
ka nasem meste rev. Frank
w. Jedlicka zastoupeni Sva-
zu ceskych KatolikG, kteraz or
ganisace bude die jeho slov "a
stoupena pri zitrejsim po-
hfbu.
Ma zap. 8. ul. cekalo as 800
uniformovanych clenG katoli-
ckych spolkG, nehlede k poGet-
nym zastupcGm obecenstva.
Pruvod s jizdni policii v cele,
prostoupeny nekolika kapela-
mi pochodoval po vysokem mo-
ste ke kostelu michalskemu, V
jehoz ,blizkosti byly davy nej-
hustsi. Die policejniho odhadu
ocekavalo prichodu vice jak
5000 lidi pc cele dive hodiny.
BeZprostredne po doneseni rak
We do kostela nebyl vsak pri-
stup dovolen. Ia zvukG smu-
tecnich chorald ulozena byla
rakev ma katafalku uprostfed
kostelni lodi. Jednim pfitcm
nych duchovnich byl mlady
knee rev. John M. Held, ne
hoz jevil zesnuly cirkevni hod-
nostaf obzvlastni zajmy, bylt'
jeho kftencem V dobach, kdyz
byl u sv. Michaela farafem a
jevil interes pri jeho studiich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30
VOLBY 0 NOvY SYSTEM
MESTSKEHO MANAGERA
KONANY BUDOU PATRNE
Az MA PODZIM.

V6era odevzdane petice pro
zavedeni systemu mestskeho
managera Cleveland6 vyzada
j 81 nejmene tri tydny tasu, a.
by pravost podpisd mohla byti
zkousena, jak pravf klerk vo-
lebni rady Hirstius. Ably molly
byti vypsany zvlastnf volby,
musela by byti jiz prohl6dnuta
a overena petice rukou NEST
sk6 rady nejdele v pondeli ve-
Ger, II. cervence, coz Sc sotva
stane a die vseho hlasovano bu
de 0 move NONE administered
az pri hlavnich listopadovych
volbach.
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JOS. SINDELAR MA CESTE
DOMU.

Chvalne znamy plumbafsky
kontraktor p. JOS. Sindelar,
710l Union Ave-, prijede dnes
nebo Ultra domG ze stare Via
sti. kan Sc odebral pred ctyrmi
me sici. %. cervna nasedal V
Cherburgu ma LODI. V Cechach
navstivil rodny svdj kraj Pi-
SEX a vsechna predni mesta /;
tez ma Morav6 Sc delsi cas- zdr-
Eel. "Tak dlouhe ctyri mesice
jsem We SVEN zivote jeste ne
zazila," pravila k nam vGera
jeho PAM. Pfejeme p. Sindela-
ri vesely navrat.
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POSTIZEN DVOJI NEHO-
DOU.

50-lety Patrick Cummerford,
3209 Whitman Ave. N. w. Sci
vcera po chodniku vysokeho
mostu, kdyz byl nahle pfemo-
zen vedrem a Y mdlobach klesl
primo do drahy jedoucimu au,
tomobilu. S pferazenym no.
sem a trznou ranou ma Gele byI
dopraven do Huron rd. nemoe-
nice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30

GALE, Milusko, Sc ttenim isl
prot jinym d6tem tolik poza-
du. re mne tim zarmucuies"
"Kde pax, maminko, vzdyt
Wis, re tatinek pred nedavnem
fekl pfi obede, zG 81 bezmala
ua nikdo nebude moci koupiti
knizku".
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GROWTH OF SEA SCOUTING.

Sea scouting as all older boy activ-
ity is taking strong hold of the Boy
Scouts Of America From December
]. 1920, to July II. 1921. there has
been an increase Of 80 per cent in the
number of sea-Scout troops organ
lied. Sea scouting remains undeve!-
Oprd in only one Of the twelve dis
trcts in which the country is divided
for scouting purpos"s-lhc Texas
New Mexico division, which is natur-
ally less suited than the other local"
tiles for aquatic work and play.
The summer national sea-Scout
camp ut Marion, Mass, was great
success, the boys getting in some real
seafarinG experience, cruising around
Buzzartls bay and incidentally visit
ing many points of historic and pic
turesque interest along the beautiful
shores of the bay.
This camp was an especially inter-
eSting one in that 1t was run by tn"
scouts themselves, boys having
reached the highest rank in scouting
being the camp leaders. acting as
Junior officers bosn'>, hosn'S mates,
cOxswainS. etc.
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Have a small logging job, " miles
east of Nebish to let. About 5000
ties and 200 cords of wood and
bolts, cutting land clean. Will pay
for cutting, lie for 7x7, sc for
6x6, and 7c for Gx5 ties, and So
per double cord for S-foot wood
and bolts from balance of sound
timber not suitable for ties. About
Is acres to cut. Want timber cut
in strips with roadways in center
kept clean, wood and ties piled
along roadside handy for loading
on sleds. Buildings close by can
be rented. j. J. Opsahl, Phone
177W, Bemidji, MINI. 4t11-30
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FOR SALE-Having resigned as pas
tor for the Lutheran Free church,
Nymore, | offer my place in South
Nymore for sale at sacrifice. 1t
consists of 8-room house with fur
mace heat and barn, On Washing
ton avenue, and 65' and 6O-1O0
acres of land, over half Of which
is opened up. 1t is especially suit
able for dairy and truck farming.
Can sell the house and one acre
or more, if wanted. Part cash.
Balance easy terms. 0. P. Grambo,
Phone 42F30. 5t1 1-29
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FOR SALE-Corporation seals, cor
poration record books with divi-
sions for minutes, articles of in
corporation, bylaws, minutes for
directors, meetings, stock ledger,
stock certificate register, trans
fers and dividend register. In
quire at Pioneer Stationery Store.
403 Beltrami avenue: Telephone
1891. 1O-21tf.
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FOR SALE--ClTY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-7-room house, corner Of
18th and Park avenue, and one T.
room house on 9th and Irvine, by
owner. If interested, it will pay
you to investigate. Phone 226.
lO-12tf
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ready for erection the committee was
Mortified to learn that granite of the
monument was quarried in Bavarian
quarries. The sculptor asserts that
he made all the designs and finishing
touches were put on in Nancy, but
admits that the stone was roughly
shaped in Germany. He urged the
acceptance Of the statue, but the
people of Varangeville will have
none of it.
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CLASSIFIED Department
HELP WANTED-.MALE

Clerks for Postal Mail and Govern
ment Field Service. $125 month.
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars of examination, in
struction, write r. Terry Former
Civil Service examincr), 119 Con-
tinental bldg, Washington, =. G.
3t11-3O
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REJECT MEMORIAL MONUMENT
QUARRIED IN GERMANY
(By United PresS)

Paris, Nov. 3O.-The people of the
little village of Varangeviile have in
dignantly refused to permit the cree
ton of a monument to their war
dead which was made IN Germany.
After the monument was practically
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WOOD, HAY AND STRAW

Mixed wood, seasoned,
ash, elm and poplar. $500 $500
Jackpine, seasoned, per
cord .......... $50 $50
Tamarack, seasoned, per
cord -. GOO 700
Tamarack, cut this sea-
- son, per cord.-:4.-.~. - 500
Birch, seasoned, cord. 500 900
Straw, per bale. .......... .35
Meadow hay, per bale. ..... so
Timothy nay, per bale. ..... TO
Glover hay, per bale. 49,. .65
Office, yard and warehouse at 500
Irvine avenue. Phone 542. N. E.
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FOR SALE-kubber stamps of all
kinds and types. Orders taken at
Pioneer Office and Pioneer Sta
tionery House. Telephone 922-
923 or 1881. Delivery of stamps
made from three to four days af-
ter order is taken. lO-22tt
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FOR SALE-Young mans overcoat,
size 3S. Almost new. Also pair OF
girls ankle-brace skates. 1lO5
Dewey ave-, or Phone 595W.
2t11-30
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-All kinds of dry wood.
16-inch and 4-foot. Call 90 for
prompt delivery. C. H. French.
11-S-11-3O
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WANT ADVERTISEMENT
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Baby bed, webbed
springs, including mattress; in good
condition-$5. Phone 562-J, No:
80, Kaplan Apis. 11-2Stt
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A-@~s
- amssswsaw->-
WANTED

WANTED-Modern furnished room.
Address r. j., care Pioneer.
lt11-20
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W ANTED--Help for laundry work.
; Inquire Bemidji Steam Laundry.
Phone 1876. 2tll-3O
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FOR SALE-One Winchester rifle,
1850. One single barrel shotgun,
one ball-bearing clothes wringer,
so one-year-old Leghorn hens. A
bargain if taken at once. Phone
55SW. 1l-ltf
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LOST OR FOUND

LOST-A gray horse, weighs about
1850 pounds, from my farm 8
miles south on jefferson highway.
Call Steinbrook. Telephone TIA.
3t1l-3O