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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
1907 8ioneer Building,
QegisIatmren.

6oriIoget ON @ritatning for Irz
|beioere bill mi ontagelig blibe beota=
get. @omiteer fra begge Suite bar
|boft ct felles Mg6e, bbor u. IS.
Strong iom Heterogeneous &e=
%preientant og 8. S. @c@ratb iom
@epreientont for Citizens Mrbeioer=
forbun6 tom til fuloiten6ig @nigbeo.
@enotet bar forfaitet @olemanS
Gorllag ON 6orbpielie al 2ennin=
gerne til en- Sci Gtatsembe6smenb.
@eneroloobofat &ilton bar critic
ret, at ban betragter Sc foreliggenoe
Gonnogeifat=Sorllag iom lite / @trio
mob &onititutionen.
&uiets Sfattefomite agter III, at
u%oarbei6e en- M &onnageifat-8ill
iiteoenfor ollie De foreliggenoe, iaa
set be6ite / Dem ollie tan blibe iamlet
/ cen.
Ser berifer noget l1eniabeo an-
gaaen6e ct Gorilag ON Straffeuo=
mailing paa ubeitem SID. 9om<
merne i @a1niep og / Sennepin Count
tiger itaar paa bber lin Side / @agen,
1e fgrite er imo6 og 6e ii6lte / 6ab9r
al Gorilaget.
6orlaget ON at babe Stats<@ei
commissioner paa tire lpnne6e @eo=
le1nr1er iite6enfor fom mi cen 8ei=
fommisiar er blepen forfaitet at @e=
UT ientantbuiet me6 81 moo "a
Stemmer efter to Simers' Debat.
Minnelota er bere6t til at gaa
iammen me6 @isconiin ON en- felles
unoerI99elie al BEN 8eifpl6ning, iom
l1n6eriegelie al Sen 8elfplbning, iom
er fremiat moo @ortbmeit Goal 9oct
Spectators Msiociation for at bope
Monopol paa &ulbanoelen i Sc to
Stoter. &eprei entanterne Gbomas
Stirling at &obbins6ole og @ilas
%or0gren al @ortb 8rancb iamt
6ormon6 George @iefer al &asion
bil repre- entere @uiet / l%1noerigael:
fen. &iceguberner Collins bar It's:
1igere n6nGbnt 5enotorerne S. $
&eterien al @oorbea6 og George $
Sullipan al Sttllpdter form Sena
tets Me6lem1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
Haaffbrt.

Mrs. Gbriiti11e @elion, 68 Mar
go1nrnel, 1896 @beeler Mben1e, bleb
Eirs6ag Mften paafigrt al en- Gmin
City Motor. BUS paa uniberiitp og
MbeeIer Mbenl1es. Sum blen fiert
til Mi6map General &oipital, bbor
bet bite fig, at benoes b%e11itre 2aar-
Ben Dor bruffet, benitre @ful6er bar
af 2eo, oe bun bapoe abfillige
5frmmer i Sobeoet og paa &rop=
pen, ligeiom ogiaa in6bortes 8eife-
biselier. &enoes Gilitano /, ipntes
ftrafs for 2egerne at bore baables.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
cielt inte~resfere6e, men bar bt6til
bolSt 6eres 8iorag tilbage; ga be tro,
e6e 6e bil6e tilflp6e &obe6fon6et.
SfpleDRSnet.

@~folefomisiionens Sorman6 bar
u6nebnt en- Reconnaissance, beltao=
en6e al 6. 6. &ur6p, 81. g. Srt@
quit % 2pnn Ebompion, til at tage
6e ferite Sfri6t for at igangiatte en-
bioenifabeltg l1n6eriegelie al Sfole=
Commissioner. Set bill blibe &omi=
teens Gag at afgidre, bbor6an 6e
$4,000, iom set er an1laaet timber
iggelien bill foite, fan tilbcieGringes,
at %forellaa nn6eriggeliens Smfang
og at fin6e en- Sqgman6, iom sen
tan anbefale til commissioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
$elefontafiterne.

Gtate,1s S%ernbane< % 8orebns=
Commissions Maioritet, 8. g.. 8.
Sacobion og Sra g. @tlls, uolte6te
forleoen Sag en- 0r6re, ser n9gter
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eatitforbbielie,
i6et BET blep bebbet, at oen 11ube<
ren6e 8etiening lite berettige6e til
nogen &afitforb6ielie. Sernbane-
commissioners treble Me6lem, Gre6
%. &,1tnam, afsap Dtsfens.
Sacobfon o9 Mills beboer, at beo
be afbol6te 8orbpr, bbor ollie inter
esiere6e bleb 9tbet Mnle6ning til at
|forflare fig, bite BET fig, at @rote-
iterne> lite iaa meset gialbt 3afltfor-
|bsielien iom 6eu mangelful6e Be-
tiening, % De faitboloer at be6re Be-
tiening maa bore Ben ferite Betin-
gelie for 3afitforbgielie,> meoens
&ommisier Butnam mener, at Eele=
fonabonnenterne paa 6orbaan6 ifal
betale for en- mulig be6re 8etiening.
g. IS. @obinfon, &reiioert for
|3ri=State Telephone Company, bar
u6talt, at Ser lite tom blibe roger1
8eoring at 8etieninge1t, 11aar Sat
iterne lite tan forb9ies.
Ser itaar man.
Sfelge 2oben bar &elefonfompa=
nierne &et til at tn6anfe &ommis=
iionens &ienoelie for 9iitriftsretten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
GfIsb / @len,poob 9sarf,

Minneiota uniberiitet ieireoe ODER
@isconiin uniber1itet / 5firen6et /
@lenmoo6 @arf 2groag gftermi6-
oog. @inneiota fit 1864 &oint,
me6ens @isconiin matte nbie fig
me6 650h. Eaget bper for fig bob
6e @isconiin l1niperiitet giennem=
jnitlig be6re 2gbere emo Minneiota,
men set toben6e @ol6 bar faa rbel=
6ist, at sets Me6lemmer fol6t netop
/ urette Ei6. 2eng1te itaaenoe Sop
bleb giort al &obert &esielberg,
@tsconiin, i oct regulpre 2pb, 90
ban flare6e 20 SOB.
en- Menneifemasie paa 5000
Etlifuere, u6merfeoe 2pbere> en- fer=
itetlasies @affe, rigtig S%fiitenning
- altiammen 8ettngelier for ct bel
lpffet Sfiren6 = f~orefanbteS Deo
,5firer16et / @len>pooo Barf @en6ag
gftermi66dg, men @obe6betingelie n
= 6gret - gior6e en- or6entlig
5treg / &eg1ingen. &tnterens biit=
NOT bar19eite Sag gior6e set operor-
6entlig ban1feliet for Deltagerne at
Dol6e fig paa 8enene, % ON at fore
tage nogen ierlig lange Sop bar Set
lfet iffe Sale. &an6et ral16t / 1trioe
Strgmnee, og be6 Sooen al 8affen
bar ser en- regl1lpr 8Gf, bbori mor=
gen en- al 2pberne fit fig en or6entlig
Duftert, til min6re Moro for bam
ielb, men iaa meget forngieligere for
|Gi1ifuerne. Eiltro6s berfor blep
&enoet / set itore og bele en- afgiort
Sufees, bbilfet lite min6lt ffpl6es
vMinneopolis Municipal ct @lub"s
Gormono, Min1ar 50. Mpbres iber=
6i9e 8eftrebelier; set er fgrit og
remit Jam iart SSulias Blegen, ion,
Tan totes for, at @~arffommisiione1
paatog fig at reiie BET ioli6e Stilla6s
uoe i @lenmoo6 @arf.
f. Ga. 20 Sfilgbere 6eltog / Menoet,
Der gift me6 2tp oe Gart. Mmatbr=
meiterifabet for @orobeiten bleb bum
BET al 9enrp Sleming, @au Claire,
@is.; ban ban6t ogiao @remien for
1engite itaaen6e Sop, 80 Sob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
sioite Mpt fra 9amnarf.
8iifpp &puIien bbb.

ST.. tbeol. 81. e.. @oulien, 8iifop
ODER @iborg @tift, er afgaaet beo
9e6en efter tire tigers Spgeleie / en-
Ml6er at 81 Mar. Otter fra 1896 at
babe beret 9omprobit i @osfiloe
b1eb ban / 1901 8iifop / @iborg.
Sen af6e6e 8iifop bar me6 Sber Sell
taget / &arupert ON De bibelife @eret,
ningers @gtbeo, og ban bor u6ienbt
ct &ar @ublifattoner: r6ra @ampen
ONT Moiebegernes 9@gtbeo" og rSSeiu
8arnoom og ungoom". 8iffop
Houllen bar 6esu6en ffrebet lite 1aa
li6et al firfeltg 2iteratur og bar no.
gipet Ell &effe Hre6ifeniamlinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
Srlenoerne / Minneiota.

Delegdter fra "a Minneiota=Gon >1-
tper bor bolot roen 6merifanife 6or=
e,1ing for, Mnerfienoelie at oen irlte
Mepublit"s ferlte Transformation.
9ommer Sobn So. @illiS, ct.
Bol1l, foreilog en- &eiolution, Der
opfororer poroenoe @reiioemt &or=
6ing til at tbinge England til at be-
tale fit @inlo til Sc 6oreneoe Sta=
ter, anbefoler 8opcott paa eagel1fe
Barer fer / 2anbet, at Mm%erifanerne
banoler oirefte meo Srlan6 giennem
ir]fe @epreientanter, og at Den trife
mepnblif onerfien6es at Mmerifa.
Ser ]iges at bore 10000 Meolem.
mer / Minneiota. Sobn 8. 2Dncb al
Rinneapolis bleb balgt til &reiioen1
for 6oreningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
ct. &ebers airfes apiubeforening.

Meite Mgoe bliber i ct. SAUL bos
Mrs. g. Sngeman1, 1886 Summit
Mpe., Eors6ag Sen 3. STARTS. 81.
Saul Me6lemmer er gaoet fb9rt /
@pi6ie1 meo at felge Ben al Sore
ningen u6gibne &ogebog. Mrs.
Sngema1n bar beret baaoe / 81oo-
ming @rairte % Omatonna M. Il.
5te6er % iolgt mango @fsemplarer
og Mrs. Soul Gutenberg bar io1gt
tet op til $50 @fsempIarer. Min=
11eapolis Gamer maa inart ifpn6e
fig, mems ser CT 1oge1 at ielge at.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
MarSmbber.

Minneiota &etoiI @rocers ano
General Mercbanfs @sioeiation bar
! benne nge bolot TT aarsmeoe- pao
@pen @otel. Ser bar omfring 500
Deltagere / Mebet.
Minneiota Sernbabebanoler=
forenirg bol6er tit IS. Marsmpoe
Der iomtioig meb en- l16itilling al
sserr1barer i ct. @a11l Mu6itoril11.
- Mimnefota EDITORIAL Msiocia-
lion boloer-lh 81. Marsma6e paa ct.
$m1I &otel fra 9orS6ag til 2er6ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
GfterInsniua.

0plpsming fggeS ON Gbea eller
Dortbea 8oitrup. Stgpal6 8oitrup
al Marbus mo6tog ct 8reb fra ben6e
efter i mango @ar lite at babe bbrt
fra benbe. 8repet par ifrebet / Min=
11eapolis sen 5. December, men itemz
plet / ct. Saul 6en z. December,
men ingen Moresie gibet. SSmioler-
ti6 bar bum ct Eilgooebaben6e paa
ca. ST.. 800, iom tan blibe in6fre-
pet. Sobn s. Melion,
8.=&onlul.
1907 Ninneer 8uiI1ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
@,Iaibrenhe6sfon6et.

Council Of Social Mgencies bar
|beiluttet at tilla6e So 0rganiiatio-
|ner, Der 6eltager / 1921 Community
Gano, at in6iamle @enge, iaa Be fan
|faa not til 6eres 8u6getter for Ma-
ret. Man bill fpecielt benbenbe Zig
til Soft, Ser lite bi6rog til gor1r1l1-
NTH 6ortbet;; men man beo, 1t >ogiaa
mango andre er billige til at biorage
|hl Drganiiationer, bbori Sc er }pe-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
GangppeIicr.

St61te 6re0og Mften bleb ser /
&iemmet bos Scr. og Mrs. so. g.
&asmus1en, -3046 2no Mbe. g., BE-
gDnot paa Saogbelie al 5almemelo=
bier. 6lere al Sc l1ngt fra Ting
6omsbiemmet bar lobet at 6eltage !
6isle 3belier, iaa Ser ON muligt fan
,,6bifle fig ct ~Gangfor i 81. @e6ers
@enigbe6. S Morgen (Sre6ag) Mf=
ten iamles man til forfeit 9belie
bos Mr. % Mrs. 81. 8obierg> $685.
@bicogo Mpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
Sa TemsFd.

9abi6 ": Carr, ti6ligere :5,1peri1-
te.,oent for ct. @ouls Sanitetsbu<
rea,., bleb / 9irs6ags fsrt. til Gpugz
Neti Gtillpater. Dommer: Gtcbael
6srnte bam @anoag for l1n6eri1eb
% 5a1itneri / Gorbin6elie meo @m=
bebd. SON ia96e, ban bab6e belt
Bengene-m e6 en- Morb, men n9gte6e
at napngipe peofommenbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
8Dtieneitcmcnbs 2pn.

Meo Is moo Z Stemmer be6tog
8praa6et / Sre6ags &apporten fra
Specialfomtteen for 2dnninger ON
at forfaite Ml6erma1 Scans @eioIu=
ton ON Sorbgielie at @Dtieneite-
men6s 26nninger til en- Gum al
omfring $4,000. 8ore @ocialilter=
ne ltemte tmo6 Mntagellen al &omi=
terapporte1l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
6anbelsuaen.

S 2groogs Mftes &l. 10 luffe6es
Observation-Disclosures / Mortbmeit
'Germinal Building og 8pgningsuozz
jtillingen / &enmoo6 MrmorD. Ser
me6 en6te @an6elsngen, Der al ollie
in%teresiereoe erfleres at babe beret
Ell Sufces.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
2bnnebiettelie / 8pgninssfasene.

Minneiota Building employers
Msiociation" bar beiluttet at ne61ette
2enne11 20 8rocent for ollie 8pg=
11ingsboanoberfere. Sngen bil an
iette roge,n Mrbeioer un6tagen UNDER
BEN 2enifala, Tom er be6taget. Mr=
bei6sugen .ffal beitaa al 6 Sage paa
s elmer bber, me6 2pr6ag @ftermi6=
bog fri / Sum-, S11li % @uguit.
Bpens Gagforeninger bill lite fore
tage fig noget itrafs / M%nle6ning al
obenitaaen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
u6nebneIle.

ST. 6. .. @iere, @atertotpn, g..
g., er uoenbnt til @bef for ct.
Saul &oipitals 2egeitob efter 81.
q. 8oecfmorn og oil tiltrebe fin npe
Bolt Ben 1. Mfai.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
Mrbeibslbsbeben

&allet al 6e a%rbei6sl9ie / Danmarf
bar ii6it Sanl1ar 11oaet op til ca.
10000. &aa oct tiliDaren6e Gi6s>
pnnft i Gior bar set 10000. Mf Sc
10000 ftn6es Sc $4,000 / &igben-
bapn og Sc $1,000 ! @ropinierne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
afbeb geteran.

Sgren Setter @grenien, ben iioite
gienleben6e @eteran / Chicago fra
ben oanif-tpife &rig i 1913, Ell Of
gaoet beb Dg6en. Son bar fgot i
Belle, Dnnn1arf, i 1925 % tom til
Chicago 1872.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
Omit ppIngninasfpntpr.

Dette 8loos 2eiere Tan gratis
ffna Beife6 % &iep Sager areaa+
enoe Snofoniffat, @eiiepas, 8or.
gerpapirer % aIe andre 5pgrgs-
mail be6 at iffribe pao Danif tn
Daniib gectior1,
9eo grofs Snformatio,1 @erbice,
10 So 81. ct, Netp yorf gttp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
st. Paul.
N. A. FISKER,
CITY Editor & Manager.
Gil. Office:
628 Endicott Building.
Sch aisb elIer deportation at
hire beiaa ben p~eltienbte Snpeler
Simon Melion, 211 6. 7tb @treet.
6prglemmigei.

Sri @eleierenbeosforening 6or=
a%lenmigei ofboloer neite Mebe Sns-
1na ben %. 6ebrtar bos Mtrs. 8uct,
1919 6a11q11ier Mpe. Mue er bel
fo11u11en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
Gpges.

ct @fsemplar al ~11rifopens 9btre,
bbilfeniombelit l16gabe. &ilifrib %
og opgib @rifen. 6. &osmus1e11.
60, 722 go. 4. st., minneapolis,
Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
Store ~0beribbmmelier paa Sbb=
1plIan6.

Stormeu bar ii6it / Sa1n1ar for
aariaget b%etp6eli9e Sbeibemmelier
paa Spolollan6. &aa Sc 1aotliggen-
6e Mrealer ito6 @an6et paa fine Ste=
ser en- bolb Mlen brit, iaale6es paa
@ngene @or6 for @eobp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
@nbstienete / ct. 8ebers Strife.

@ubstieneite I ct. Sellers Strife.
S Sen6ags pre6ife6e @aitor 81.
$. @aun fra @eit 9enmarf. Ser
fommer ita6ig 11pe Solf i Strife,
bbert 6al6 en- Sci, iom flere al Sc
gamle, ita6ige &irfegiengere ifte
mener at fien6e. Moatte oct be6.
bare. @aa S6n6ag pre6ifer q. So
berg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
8r1llup.

S &irs6ags b1ep Get f6r1te 8ru6e<
par e9tepiet / ct. @e6ers 6anife
Strife. Set bar Mr. Gborbalb &eter=
len, @eierteier fra 11er Manfato,
Mtnn., og Mfiis 0ttilie @ielien, &C.
bar Sails, SSa. &aitor 81. 6. Slide
goarb, @e6or Sails, forrette6e &iel=
ien. 8r11oens Mo6er, Wrs. 9iel.
len=2arienL Ge6or Sails, bar til
5te6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
&int1rapnlts..
9bosfalb.

Sine Caroline Morteni len bar fp6t
L 5tore Mnoit pr. &olotng, 9anmarf,
i Maret 1858. So bum bar % Mar
gammel, 9ifte6e bum fig meo &r. so.
Mortenien / @amie. S 1887 Ireiitc
Sc til Mmerita og boiatte fig / Min=
neapolis, bpor Be bar boet belle Gi6en
ii6en.
Mrs Mortnien bleb iDg for. ca. 3
Tiger ii6en, men ipntes otter at bore
Il go6 8e6ring. Man6ag Morgen
bar bun oppe og / Stan6 til at gaa
omfring / @uiet, men bleb iaa rant
al 1t @lagtilfel6e 81. 10 ON Sor-
mio6agen og 6goe tort Ei6 efter.
Set bar ct baar6t @lag for ben6es
al6eritegne 9ggtefelle iaa bel iom
ben6es nj bofsne 8ern, Der ollie er
bolio6en6e / Minneapolis. On flor
&reos al @enner 6eler @orgen oe
fappes ON at biie 6eres Spmpatbi.
Sprgegu6stienelte bol6es / @iem=
met, 321S 81. Mbe. Co., Gre6ag ST.
termiooag &l. 2, %'bporefter bun bill
blibe 1te6t til &bile paa @rpital Safe
Cemetery.
Mrs. Mortenien bgrte til Danif
Sgiteriamfun6, Mleron6ra 2oge SEQ,
%.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
9rasgrs elbie &pinbe bpb.

UIHYPr5 RIUIlt TU1HOt OPO.
Sen. 9loite &btn6e / Draggr, en-
fef ru BDn6t, @nfe efter forlengit al,
6eoe S%fibsfgrer Sans g., er afgaaet
beo 9p6en, 81 Mar gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18

Moberne 4 @ereliers @ns, %
&loet fra &arf, 1, 8loef fra spOrs
boen. &ris $1,000 = Gait $500,
8alaneea 6% $roeent i 3 Aar. Be-
tenf 9en1 life! &iels &ebin, 707
&boeuir @lbg. Mhartie 1892.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18

Vestelomme-For Indeho1der ca. $4,000 dansk-norske
Ord med Oversettelse til og fra Engelsk, med dobbelt al
tabetsk Bogstaveregister; desuden en- Haandbog med en-
Masse verdifulde Oplysnnger ON mango af de Diet dag
hge og Forretningslivet forekornmende Sp@rgsnaal.
1884 Slider bl6dt L@derbind med Guldsnit, $1W.
Samme Bog med ~n@lagtigt samne Indhold, men stiff
Papbind, Use.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-15
Special to Indiana Daily Times
and Phflade1nhia Pi1hlin Iadr ger

Special to Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-American
taxpayers will save nearly three-quarters
Of a billion dollars within the next three
years, if the Navy building program is
strapped, and the Navy reduced to
eighteen capital ships, 100000 tons Of
auxiliary craft and 10000 tons of sub
marines, in accordance with Secretary
Hughes limitation proposal now before
the Armaments Conference
Although Navy experts have advanced
no figures to accompany the proposal or
to show what the cost of the abbreviated
Navy would be either annually or over
a period of years, members of the Con-
gress, familiar with Navy expenditures,
do not hesitate to offer estimates which
indicate the startling effect in dollars
and cents the reduction will have.
1t would cost the Government nearly
$500 100000 to finish the building pro-
gram, now less than half completed at
an expenditure of $500, 100000, and the
money would have to be appropriated at
q greater rate than is now being done II
the program is completed In 1924, the
year set for finishing the Job. Only
500, 100000 was appropriated for construc-
ton during the present fiscal year, al
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-15
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
Tells How to Darken Gray Hair With
Homemade Mixture.

Joicey Williams, the well-known
American actress, recently made the
following statement about gray hair
and how to darken it, with home
made mixture:
Anyone can prepare simple mix
ture at home that will gradually
darken gray, streaked or faded hair,
and make 1t soft aud glossy. To a
half-pint of water add / ounce of bay
rum, q small box of Barbo Compound,
and n ounce Of glycerine.
These ingredients can be bought at
any drug store at very little cost APP
ply to the hair twice a week until the
desired shade Is obtained. This will
make a gray-haired person look
twenty years younger. It does not
color the scalp, is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub off."-Ad-
vertisement-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-15
Taxation to be Cut If Navy
Scrapping Proposal Wins
Saving for u. S. in Building and Maintenance
Will Amount to Big Sum.

though the Navy Department asked
Congress for considerably more.
The further saving would be in Navy
operation and maintenance. The reduc-
ton in these items under the new pro-
posal Is estimated at S150,000,0O0 an
nually or about one half Of the amount
now expended for upkeep. The Navy APP
preparation for the present fiscal year,
Independent of the item of 800, 900 600 for
new construction, was $320,000,00O.
The congressional view of the situation
was expressed bysRepresentative Kelly,
Michigan, chairman of Appropriations
Subcommittee of the House Naval Al
fairs Committee. Mr.. Kelly exhibited
little patience to the general Navy opion-
ion that the present personnel of the
Navy amounting to 10000, would be
necessary to man the warships retained
by the United States. The Navy view
that the big personnel would or should
be maintained is based upon the as
sumption that all the ships left In the
Navy would be completely manned and
In operation.
This assumption Mr.. Kelly pointed out
Is not necessarily true. At present many
ships Of the Navy are not fully manned
and In time of peace there is no reason
the United States has an adequate naval
reserve built up during the war.
If the Limitation program is agreed
upon Mr.. Kelly believes naval appropria-
tons for the next fiscal year will be re-
duced S150000,0O0 or 5000 900, 900; the
Navy personnel cut in half or reduced to
$4,000 men, and the numbers at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis reduced gradually
to about 1000 midshipmen, or two for
every Congressman as before the war.
Members of Congress now are entitled
to keep five men in the academy and the
cadet battalion numbers more than 1000.
''There is no doubt but that the scrap
ping of Americas fifteen second line bat
tleships and number Of auxiliary craft,
largely destroyers, as called for In Mr..
Hughes program, will mean a great re-
duction In Navy personnel" said Mr..
Kelly. Congress will see that the big
force of 10000 men is cut down If the
Navy LIS reduced. Eighteen capital ships
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-15
HAVE MADE FRIENDS

About three years ago the Standard
Oil Company began campaign of public
ity which covered the whole country.
No attempt was made to pay any atten-
ton to what had been charged up against
the organization in that distant past, but
plain statement was sent out showing
the attitude of the company, the diversity
of its ownership and its policy IN dealing
with the public. And that campaign has
been effective. No longer do you hear
Rockefeller and the Standard Oil contin-
uously roasted by the, general public
Other goats" have been picked up and
in every section you will hear the adnis-
sion made that the Standard Oil Co. gives
service and piles up profit by being con-
tent to work on q small margin and de-
velop bigger business.
The experience is wen worth thinking
over for it goes to show what we have
always ccntended and that is that the
average man is fair and only wants to be
shown. Take him into your confidence
if your business is legitimate and you
silence knocking. The Standard Oil has
won favor by its policy of publicity and
the favor is deserved
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-15
British Firms Haze
Contracts to Build
3 NeLU B0ttLeShips

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Clyde ship
building firms have contracted to
build three new battleships, designs
of which already have started, &C
cording to dispatches received by the
Central News today.
The Beardmore Company was said
to be building on British battleship.
Relighting Of e steel furnaces at
Parkhead, Moss Ed and Lanarkshire
was begun this week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-15
Have You a Daughter?
Here Is Some Good Advice

Indianapolis, Ind-"When my daugh-
ter was sixteen years of age she con
tracted a severe cold which came near
resulting in her death. But 1 quit all
other remedies and fell back on the medi-
cine that saved me several years before,
namely, Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescrip-
ton, along with the Golden Medical Dis
cevery, and before the fourth bottle was
gone she was we'll From that time
have been recommending these two
medicines. Mrs. Mary Holden, 4S South
State Ave
Health is of vital Importance Do not
neglect your most valuable asset. Get
DIR. Pierce's famous Family Remedies
from your neighborhood druggist, in tab
let's or liquid, or write DR.. Pierce, presi-
dent InvaIids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y,
for free medical Naturalization