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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Quit for 10 Days
Your old methods of teeth cleaning

Pepsodent, with every use brings Ave desired ef-
feets. 1t attacks the film in :wo efficient ways. II
keeps teeth highly polished. 1t stimulates the sail
vary fiow--Nature's great tooth-protecting agent
II multipes the starch digestsnt in the saliva.
That TO digest the starch deposits which cling to
teeth and often form acid 1t multiplies the aka
Unity of the saliva That to neutralize the acids
which cause tooth decay.
Modern authorities regard these effects essential
aids TO Nature, in view OF the average dict To bring
those effects twice daily such protection as
you nave not known before.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
See and feel them

The results can be seen and felt. They are delight
fu, and this Today test will bring them 20 times.
Send the coupon for it Note how clean the teeth
feel after using Mark the absence Of the Iseous
film. See how teeth whiten the flm-coats disap-
pear Watch the other good effects, and the book
we send you will tell you what they mean.
Do this now in justice TO yourself. Learn how
much this new-day method means 10 you and yours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

Visualize, if you will,
the tragedy of poor lubrica-
ton. Burned bearings,
scored pistons and cylinders,
broken piston rings and eX-
pensive engine parts coated
with f1int-like carbon all tell
the sad story of why the
average car is sent 10 the
repair shop.
Seventy-fiVe percent
of repair bills are caused by
faulty fabrication. Poor
fabrication is no respecter
of cars. 1t sends the expen-
sive motor to the scrap heap
as quickly as the cheaper
Car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
New ways to combat it

IT. dental science has now found ways TO combat film
Due Due methods are embodied in dentifrice called
5dspsodent. 1t has proved so effective that leading
igenusts everywhere are now advising il. And mil
"0nS OF people have already adopted It.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

For teacher Of auction br.da.
call Dpaur SG2I.-.Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Lubrite s perfect fabrication meal
added life TO your car

List or Live dealers 10 Dhte
TULSA
Park Station, EaSton and Guthrie.
Everett Repair Company, % north
Cheyenne
Oklahoma Garage, ils North Main
Scarborough Motor Company, $50
East Third
Purdy Ortncr Auto Shop, Eighth aud
South Peoria.
Union Garage. 3i5 West second.
Sinclair q GroscClosc, 1886 East
Second
Tulsa Auto Club Garage, 3f7 South
Denver
OH City Garage, 22O North Main
". q. oiling Racks, Fourth and
Boulder
II. y. Hancock, ago South Frankfort
Dodge Repair Co, 11IO Admiral
Dealers who are desirous of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
You must fight film

Your teeth are coated with viscous film 1t cngs
20 the teeth unless you combat it, gets between the
teeth and stays
~ forms dir coat which dms the luster Of the
.eeh II is the basis of tartar 1t holds food sub
ee stance which ferments and forms acid II holds the
A'a IN contact with the teeth TO decay.
MILLIONS of germs breed in it, They, with tartar,
M ne me chief cause of pyorrhea. Thus most tooth
troubles are now traced to film. And, despite the
Sany brushing very few escape them. The old brush
Jug methods do not effectively fight film.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

IDAHO FALLS Idaho. OJi I'..N Ntr,au.
NoHmap, ,9. who with his brother. state
renttur Ai ~ NonmHu. ruhlIshru tho
1iUcs Register coWWltt,u suicide in his
ot,lcc D, shooting hiWarlf t1 death today.
WASnINgruN. oct 90 .lIons -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
MAY DIVERT ROAD
TO NEWPORT NEWS
Efforts Arc Being Made 10 Lay
Route Through Charles
City County.

norts arc being made. IL Was
learned last night through local mcr-
chants. to have the State Highway
Commission, in it's Improvement pro-
gram this year improve a roadway
20 Newport News running through
Charles city County. instead OF the
roadway as IL has been for ecvcra!
years past. through New Kent Court
house. Much sentiment is said 10 be
brewing on Ootn sides Of The cUrtTO-
rersy. the highway commission not
having announced amy definite policy
IN regard 10 this roadway as yet
The roadway leading to Newport
News through New Kent Courthouse
is almost Il straight line 10 it's dcstiila :
ton from Richmond. Will" the pro-
position. SAID to toe backed by iarg"
planters IN the region. of having the
hlShly improved road run through,
,,harlcs city County. would crook Il
like question mark.
Man? historic plantations. which
nave been IN existence for more than
a century ana ar" noted throughout
tic worlh. are located along the soc
ond route. however. aud much pres
sure II being brought Ia bear il :
asserted. To have ;hIs route adopted
The Charles tity route runs of. at
an angle until at the furthercet point
II Is ten miles south or liz. present
route. several ORGANIZATIONS h.r.
are said - be considering tn" matter
Win III" id"a hi hnnd OF takiug solD..
stand on II. The Richmond Retail
Merchants Association had the MAJ
ter brought before its board o: III
r""tnrs recently. and referred Ia tbn
''orh Roads Committed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
WAR HISTORY COMMISSION is
Observation-Disclosures
Blanks Will Be Sent to All IIX-Service Men in Richmond
With View Of Obtaining War Record of All
Fighters-Police Will Aid in Work

IN Response 20 tho rcuucs; Of the
Richmond War History Commission,
pastors Of all Richmond churches
viii announce from their pulgits this
morning ih. distribution OF question
nIircs to 2.5Gu cN-scrvice men OF
iiIchmoud tomorrow nE police officers.
ThcS :" III emphasize the Importance
IN making Ii"hmDud'S war a.story
rompiv-" to promptly and dccI:atrty
III Out these blanks. which az, 10 h,
used as @pUrCc material, and point
out the need ui general cooperation
from the public ia obtaining inc
n"ncs 81 a.! scry!c" men IN Hirh-
mund.
distribution OF tn. uucs,lonna!res
VIII D' sshrtvd early ..r.Orrow ny
police officers IT, the three districl3
| .SrIslei "y 'hiet ~ Police Shcr. !.
for the purpe-" Tic blanks ami
names wer" som 20 police h"adquar-
I t"rS ycit"Thay ana distributed ia tn.
. .,tfi, staii.~s. When tn. o'cioe's
i'hel Gn"s Oh duty tomorrow after
noon. the o'clock relief viii tahn ~
! tho work where it was lot OF
Ajion& WIN thS blanks. tn. police
service men cards explaining the par
pose Tor which lIc Information ~ Dc
sired and stating vixen tn"y ~ II re-
( 'nE to collect tn" 1u.rtipuuair2a.
Inicnit and r"!p:,vos II Tie /, rmc~
~"!di ~ Mi p" asked 20 h"v" ~ .
Enur" mon give tic INFORMATION and
'''iN' we '.fNNS ItIbF " .l'.u INC 80
( iNrN cal! rs made u event thIt the
soldier has removed. thau they arc
liked to iurniSh tho inso-watinr IL
possible. ur 20 eiE" the present aG e
dress OF IN" cS-servicc MAJ
Wine iAia wars IS b,lrg done by
I tn" police, students from -" Vii. inin
Union University VIII maze :; house
| p-hOUSc canvass, starting Monday
to obtain tho names Of al! cplOr"d
soldiers ~ Richmond. they viii
likewise lnnvr qucst!ounuir"s and
collect thcm during the week
Whlic OF tho utmost Importance. the
pnIir" and colDrrd students ar. So
"Nl "r#ani"cd and hay. the matter
causing the War History Commission
anxiety. ANA INA; BODY is chiefly in
ter'sirG IN Obtaining tho naiH1g OF
inuu who viii not to- covered by the
pole" canvass
WIN only $500 men so covered.
there ar. 20 least TOGO others whose
Names at" unknown - the commits
SION and u" TASK ~ Outlining these
names The commission mas not re-
cords available to il from which II.
H"p'hdcht upon tho cooperation of
tLe pHhiic In Trnd!nE them 10 It's
"ilcc. ~ HIP Capitol street
j. w Everett. tn" "xccutiv" sccrc-
i"rE. in an aptra. TO the public last
I h.Eh' "a E"d that TIE head ug every
/ household IN the city cO-oneratc In
. iNv matter and send 10 IN. commits
SION tNu uh!ur ~ every former SOL
ai"i IN nh or Eor hon" for whom no
guestlouTalro was l"ft after tho dis-
-uth operation h. ta.G. ne DO.
eyed that tn" names OF prgttfctlly
an former soldiers could uc obtained
- lA- Mhy leaving out few later
names sAyu.b y. forwarded immcdi.
aicly at llI- Canlt0l Slrue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
MARA|ES Il TIMES IN
COURSE OF THREE YEARS
Twcnty-icar-OiI Dcscr,cr From
Both Army and Navy Now
Serving Time

NEW YORK. i;ar,h .ar,iod
fourteen times 81 thro" Years a de-
S"ft"r frcw both the army and navy.
ana h"w serving Il r"rm IN the naval
PRISON az Portsmouth. X IT. com
rflRcs ~. alleged war record Of
iarpid hammond. % years OF age.
rms WAS revealed hcr" Ia annual.
tncnt PROCEEDINGS brought bv tho
ilTst ana second wives
n" cour; Vas told that Hammond
enlisted N the army I'm tho fait Of
WI and shorty afterwards dc
serted from Fort Ethan Allan Yer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
Hunt Black IInnd tobh.r.

TNNFN. FIN. WAEIW V---''IIV and
county authorities are Investigating
{" hat they believe - q case 81 "bi.,.
hapd' cNtort!ou In West Tampa q
suburb ioaay, Santo Alhauo. aiI
Italian grocer. called the shorig at
noon "u the i"i"phon" and reported
that fou- masb"G men mad robbed
aim nf $4,000 AS he was returning
iroi = bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

III proposing repeal OF the so-cailcd
"nhr- clearance" act passed carly In
The present a"ssion Of the North Car
Dina legislature. Tho law permits
state banks 10 collect exchange.
Members or the House stated toda :
that there was iitti" likelihood tina,
a further onor, would be made TO re
peal tn" law a; this session OF the
l.criHlatUrc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
,rrc.tca IN Arson ,,nr.r

NSIiENlI.IE. y. T.. March 5.-Auos
Roberts. -. was arrested this after
noon and charged with arson follow
.i- the burning Of Il house Crc2pici
nv MS VII" here. today. Charges
were preferred against Roberts on
Information supplied IN" police by
claimed her husband threatened TO
burn her out" according to police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

mont. ana came TO this city. where
he was married. The following day
ne wag arrested and sent back to his
command. Then he deserted the
army and enlisted in the navy under
~ "'''.e' V''e III t'l' navy
ne IiH"d UP to the prcccpts ut Il
sailor and had a sweetheart IN every
port a good many Of them II" subsc-
qucuily welded IIammOnd's at
torncy said lie married girls all the
way from Maine to Virginia., and H.
declared. married two on the Same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
Hold Man ON Murder Charge.

SpARTANHUKG. 8. G.. MARION O.
John Smart. boss In the Victor
Monaghan mills "a, Greer is In tho
county Jail ~ Grccn"ille, charged
with billing Pete Newman. mill
operative. whom Smart - said 10
have discharged several days ago.
The shooting is said To have fol-
lowed words between the men this
morning. Newman was shot four
times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
WEEKS. FALL AND WALLACE
CONSTITUTE POWER BODY
Many Applications for Grant. Pend
ing trf"rc Scw tOmuis.iOn-ro
Hold OrEInIxnIion ,Ir,.fin..

WNSifiNGTON. March 5-Scc-a
thci"S Weeks Fall aud Wallace. who
took omc" today. wiIl constitute the
new Federal power commission.
Many applications FOR power grants
are pending and Tia" new commission
is expected ." hold an organization
meeting in the near future
Ten regulations designed to mako
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
nmaLn :,nrrlrnce. tn, Ia.

OMAHA. NEB.. March 5-Omaha
experienced IT'S hotties, March day n,
iorty-scvcn years yesterday. The
weather bureau reported !, was SO
degrees az 800 i. NJ. the highest
temperature for a March dag since
the bureau was established. The
next highest figure recorded was 20
on March & loOS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

growing weaker. owing To her inabil-
ity 10 aSslmilate food. Dr. iiOoVcr.
WI" ~ hurrying 10 Mis- city .roiu
CoHStan;!noplc. had not arrived NY
unit. 33h O'Clock This afternoon.
physicians attending tn" princess de-
iC,Urcd nor condition was unchanged.
l"t they had not agreed as 20 a dag
nosis OF her case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
Blue Inv hdvocntc> WIN. :,

Union 5. g.. March tho Minis.
Gus religious and political oreanIss
lions Of the city, were successful y;
their light for a Sunday bigc ia,y
ThG city council last night passed an
orHlhance prohibiting the sale OF any.
thing hat medicines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
,,,rricnn Princes. D,irr

ATHENS. March 5.--Princ"ss AnaS-
'asiu. wife ui rrlNc" Christopher. and
formerly Mrs. W. r. Leeds. Of N"w
York. who has been seriously 30 for
several days. appeared today 10 h"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

ofTssi awe the water-po,y.- ,ct wa-.
issued ~ the three retiring coh,mIs
slon"rs. former secretaries Hakerg
Payne ard Meredith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
CAROLINA BODY TABLES
PHARR BILL IN SESSION
Measure Proposes It'pchi or So
Called part icnrnn"r'' tci OF
tr;SI~Inrurc.

y! Aty0ciutcl Ircss)
RALEIGH y G.. March 5.-Th.
House last night tabled tho pharr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

following II recent s"pa-atjon. and
thnt he MAS seen Laying the homo as
1t burst into ilames'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
Jersey Mn" nir- In r,or,s,.

TAMPA. Fla. March 5.-iIenry v.
Crawford. prominent 81 Clair n -
retired druggist. died ~ Orlando. Fla.
today. according 10 telegram re-
c"iEcd hero. Tho body WIFI be sent
TO Newark. y. J. for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
MADAME,
IRENE
CORSET

In new Spring materials. brocades
ana coutiis; the correct models for
wear with your Spring costume.
back lace style. So to $40.
IA GRECoUE. the exclusive
Mosby custom-made back-lace
Corset, So to $40.
ROBERTA, a splendid front lace
Corset. at new Spring prices. 81
To $50. "'
Expert personal fitting is a fea-
tnr2 Of our Corset Dcpar.men,
which guarantees satisfaction in
every detail.
y W FLATTENING BRAS
SiE3ES. in linen and satin. for
Wear with the straight limo
dresses 'si.5O to $3.50.
a e p. IMPORTED mas.
SiEkES, $500 to $3.50.
BEN JoLIE BANDEAux and
Rrassicres, 50c to So.
DE BEvOISE DANDEAUX, and
Brassiercs, 53c to SIS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14

&ronsbecren .0 sIee. Dian
o~erlIelt l Guart &ronsbeeren, iesi
lle nit / 3alie falteu 2Salier lib. r
6euer, ldBt 10 9iinuten tOaen, bis
ole Yeeren Guiplagen uno reibt Damn
oos @an3e OMrd ein Sieb nit einem
bol3erncn SartOl feiIiampier; Die
ourdgeriibrte Miaiie iegt nlaIi otet.
mails auf 6e.er, ldbt 20 Wiitaten
fod)en. obne Die aaiieroae 5I5uoef.
fen. iiigt 1 8int 3udcr br6u, ldbi
lIoD I'd WiiHuten fodjtn. bis oet
3ufer auigeloit lit mo gisBi oas
0elee IN cine nit foItcm @aliet
ausgeipiilte 6orm.
SofosnuB BIdGhsn. u
2aile Butter mo "A 8alie 3udpr
riibrt man 5ulalHmen ab. iii6t 2
9i0Uter birju, mo nad)oem ons
@an5e meDrerc Mijnnten gcid!icsen
forocn, MIRO oa5 81 Sdnce gcitla.
gene @ciBe Der Gicr 5u8eiiigt, audi
u Eaiie Mcbl nit u ScelGici
9odpuIuer gcliebt, / 2oiie aofoS.
uuB nit u 3aiie Nlloer5ufer Der.
miiht uno , GBloiiel Mild. Gut
5ulammen pcrnuiidcn uno i'll fleine
audcniormeu %iiilIcn; oiirien nidt
5u beiB g2baden mer6en.
Snlata La Nem Oorf. Gi.
he Siidie ~eingcuIadlte Auana5, Die
Sdelben l1Bt man nuf eincm Sic.
BE- abtluplen, mo pom elmer 9oneU
Gem Ntelone ltidlt man flcine Sill.
gelH aus, o0cr ituei0ei Ole 4telone
in SDeibtn rn0 Die Sdeiben III
&iIrieI. Man iiIat 5u oieicnl oic
gtciQe Gnuttitlt cntfernte @cin.
traubcn, attn Il GBl0iieI fanoierte
SiriAen mo , SoIlcn i'll @iirfci ge,
Id}uttttue mciBe Guiclleaetie. Nit
WlaponHaiie gut pcrmiidcn ulO
1ieidJ p%ortionalUciie uuf icporate
Cctler fiiuen, obcilQlf etuo3 @tapolI.
uaiie geben mo IN 0ic Mittr cine
5au0rrtc &iriGc.
? hintehomrtettc. 9tluoa
JetoNtd SdWtc,, wr0 icln &c.
yAtti, llIr 5iutI %otttourn un0tlnr
= Salle, mo Ia rIItyt ElunIt nat
en- mrlllg gutter o0rt tyrtt uIIAt.
1rdlcH; enc AucIcttc llcllt man Ill
Ger btld]r;cbtnuH &&clle Der, ldllrl.
Oct ottle Git clnrI ldjGrlru Wtrllrr
scr Sduae mat ant. milf orn Sdlm.
en- bllttun. utr5lcrt mn gtbaditr
SetcrlIlle lHio leruiert moglldgt
yCIE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14

&HrtcU III 1t u uruiarce.
4tdR lpllIe nlcln0l2 clitu &lrfCu
(olItlr, ocr mtllgtr ais 10 Yfuno
'UtyGt, 0enu malt p~crru}nri acluuhu.
lW ) Npui0 ntr &npdlel ulu. 1fljr
en- ats q TerloutH btilchruoe ia.
III ,Jc 0touUt man uubtotn0t clnct
IL YfHuo idluCren Gurftu. Ser.
lt'bc mtro db8eicngt ut2aelIunmeu
a3l aupuldttL uuT Ctutm Slrlc ab.
tr>Qrel lollru mo mllcn NIT Sali
eilgertcbvu. G0roul mt cmcr
%$lttlttarcc julien, oelI &oael 3und.
Itn, tlc Fluatl nad1 hmten blcaen
Una Die NepIe init rrine!a Nm0u.
0ta felt dnhmotn Ger 9tn0iQ0pn
miro btlm glnrIdlttn sntlcrEt. Mad.
Pent uGn Gen &urttu non auBeu mt
Gals Cta0cyltben bat. ItQt man l6r
IN cine @oetplaunt. bcltrcidt Ste
%rult Hjt Gutter Uu0 llbt Inn ma
Big AgIGCu NicH )dr brntcn. bali.
rtu ~btNjcStuN- oamt 0tr ERrtyu iai.
tiJ b.tlu @tim %ya;ta rCduet
HiaR H. &}iHUtm ANS &fun0 @rnu
uldH nit tHtr Nutti hmtinudt
uuN SEM Niut msat btrau4Fommt.
III Ger @'rojta aar. Ntuqeu. Ncr}
una 0lc laI}tr a,rtiHt9tt1 ivllfc ice.
anon mj; tdytGH &&,'isy lblr ,Terer.
fIat ctrc9 Sali u3N guic tltiie
tl e. fell hsHst. ltsN lSr.+ NO-NN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14
Ute QIDo0e.
cyrS6lidye sarbiofcit Der GOOc.

cine frJbIide 5arbigteit fd0i
ni,.t nur oil 0cn abenoliden @e
man0crn. ion0ern apol an Der Strn'
lell- mo SpurtflciNArg aui; cine
0armou.e lrubteuoer Zone, ole bel
acid)idter Nu5pnbl uIlo A~ntpenoung
uuBcroroentlid) ~rcl5uol mirten FAM.
limo es i1I munoerbiIbiA, wie 81
ieOcm Der bunten MdnteI Elm paiieu-
Ocs 0fiigd]rn ooer 9iitdeu bereit
Iicat - aus Dem gleiden 8oultoiI
unO nur nit lbmuler 8orte ooer
&orocl uer5iert. ll~eberbaupi id)ei-
,lcn ole SPITE oen &eg Der Ginlodl.
belt nod meltet beidritten 81 babcn.
NidtS mehr pom Der elnltl0eu 6ulle
al 6eoeru, 8Iumeu unO 9dnOern;
bon Der lle~berIaomng. Die oas bib.
jhe 0eiitt eroriidte uno ons menl.
ger biibihe rod uHgIInitiger aus.
itoucn lieB, Naih, Dem SOpie lid
unldJmiegeL0, nur 0urd 6orm uno
sSarbe mirfeno. mer0en oieie luiti.
gen &erbit, uno @interbiite lIfer
groBcn YeifIl linden.
9u9 anitreben Der OeoIeqcnbelt
5cigt lid nldt mir an Den NuBenIci.
ten, lon0ern btrnerfen3ncrt aud oil
Recommendation Der minterliheu aleI.
Dung. Die perpcnoCten 6lttteritof.
fe iino pom eoeIlter Gualitot mo
QroBcm @eidjmad. nobel freiIid
uudl feline Nerirrmgcn nit inter.
Iauien. Sum NeiipieI StrauBie.
ocrfrai5en IN mebrereu Hcihcn oIi
Dem idon 10 foitboren Gamaitfntter
eine5 M}ontcI5 onHIbringen, Dioer'
itreitct ocn Qlttcn 0cidmof.
Sic 6otlncn Ger YiduteI bobeH
iid gcgcn 0a3 &orinbr inioicrn per.
0nocrt. al3 liz niht mebr iadnrtig
beruutcrbduJen, ion0eru cine lcid.
te 5oiQcuidpeiimll uno gIodta faI-
Ienoe 5h0fe aufuciien. lleberro.
fhen0eruciie 5elqt ijdl Die Ieid)t &c.
ihmciite StitenImie aid oil oen
&Gdcu nm 4Ialctnt3 Der Manncr;
mie man iibcgbnupt beitrcbt 3u iein
idcint, 0ie mdnuIlhe Nu3riiihnia in
Dos Spiel Der MODE mebr brrciusu
sicbcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14
Seine aritif.

Gincs Cages 5ciQtc 2l,0lpig NV.
Dem 9idtcr @oilealt Gin bon ibn
ucrfobtes Sonytt uno ~uerlangtc icin
llrtcil oariibcI ST boron. Sire"
ioqtc Ser @oct, vSie nolten and
cinmtaI ctpa$ SAIedlte3 ifrcibcn
uno teton e3 10 cut. oai} man bar
ouS cricbeu funn. Gm. Wtnicitdt III
ltidlt3 urmodlid1."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14

9G$ Godnuulter foulnlt in 7 8r0.
ben lur a, %, 70. 80. 81, "a un0
IS 3oll GoIllcnpeitc; er lit unten
~ YarO3 Uclt. Die &luic fommt
III s GroBeu ilr 81, 80, 3S, 40,
~ uno Al Soil Inilenpelte. Sir
Ole @eritelllng ota Stlitln13 ans
cIneRI Stoiie braIl}t man 8H
glnros oe3 - 3oa breitcn Stofics.
Sir Ilnita mo 8luilntell aus ob.
ltcden0em 0inttrlal lnO AIS 9aroS
MlO tIr bod mo Sod AS 2ar0s
%erforoerllCJ.
Sur &%crurbcitrHg oieies Mooells
eignen lid Suut mo Nilas. 9tet
mo Villas. icruer Seloe, Crepe uno
Spiten, norr Villas un0 0corgettc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14

Nicir@ &antcr tpmmt III 4 @to.
zen: item. j2-3I; nurtclAroB. 81
IS; 8roB, l0-l2 lno rrtra.
NroB. 4I-i6 Sen &ulllcumeitt
our cine mlttcINroGe 8lglu braud)i
nan . gor0a oc2 = Son breltcu
Stolie$.
Sur &c|rorbejtnn1 oieic$ Qiujters
etallen ljd) 1cnalDttrttr Ncrcalc 8Iua.
BAN, Sceriudrr, AtloS. Mlpata.
CriI mo G0Hbr'r
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14

StoB1tuf3er eires SuH
otn (uis zines Ateuos ieine SIC
itpiitsr. Itatt gu Ihloien. inter Inv
TEN Shrtieu, glheu uno GuistIden
cine 9o}8srei una Gi0tRhlad, be.
giuneu, ais eno,jA Die Gemeiis in
Gtitalt hes %attr2 eri6emt ats bic
Pubs nteoer bcrsti.elt uuo CT iort.
Fl.rr3by. oaS mar obsr
gnoe tit Sdreden,
Rettcr @efauRUereiH
&br blltct sure Sji9iumocn an
%icytiial ob} Nc. Jdl Oartc. 81 miC
mohl mas @MW,es suiauHer1eim
gen..
.aaer0ials ueuIta' mar Der 6lel
id'er Ncra,,dau 10 I'M Grau Bar G,
oul ad ,ea TbeHO. obue Is su MGR
ten non Ger Speiietorte lang.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14

Gleic2 Niuitcr fontmt in 6 Br0.
zen iiir u. %, Is, 30, y mo "a
sou luillemncite. Sir @r6Be IS
Orand)t ma rs NarGS oes Al 3oa
brelteu StoJir>.
Sur &crdrbt;tumN oicie5 MoocQ5
eignell lid perlcnbtiegte 8cor0ettc,
bor0Ierttr SerAe. Guuctpn. 8rlco.
time, Sloio quitting, Satin lano
Crepe Dc Gbiue. Ter Nod ut ultcn
~ 9aro3 melt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14

@ortfpiel. Sic: glireo.
tornnl' mai nit III Ole nddite St.n-
Be, jh 5cj8c' Dir eilte sroBt Mas
nail uon prddtllcu Miitrq.
&r: Sr merM mich bUtcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14

y@clttrn habe ld sure Yruui
.leie5cn!"
rAtn1, pic hot liz 0proQcn?"
oGh. ld iinoc, lie pcBt aut 81
EhMen..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14
@infohc = hur5e NIT mem.
en- I den 0rmen.
.dlnittnlnlttr 2ll4.

Sduittmmttr 31t4.
0icicS Ntultrr tonmut in 4 @ro.
Bcn; fIein, mlttcIAroB ullo eytru.
CROP. Sir enc nutttlaroGe f5i1ur
broltdt man b. 2arOs oe2 30 Soil
brciten StOfle3.
Bur %~ernrbeltnna 0ieic9 Gdi;r.
5euniltcr9 cilnel iid @m0bani,
.Sinncn, %ouu, Setriutrr. Grill.
&tIo5 ALPACA etc. SIC &uide lit
untcr Ser Sdiir5e on Der Sclte al.
gel tadlt mo Ole alopue miro 0uril.
her 5uQcfn6uit ood) fonu man oIe
Guide oui Der ShUr5e uubrinQcu.
Ie mad Dem Wtidluod scr Eruar.
rim.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-14
j ur fIeIHt Sobnhen.
SdmlttnIlnler BIG.

~NJITFItTIINFINI ufIW.
Oieies Ntulter fnutmt IN 4 Ora
zen fir &naben bon /. ., ; mo 4
&o6ren. Our 8erarbcItung eIgnen
lid Yerenlc, S~ecriuder. 8Iaio Nina.
Fam, Gbnnlberru. T!uu,a. IIancl.
lette, abafi, 8ongee. 9tepp, Yoplln
uno dbulides Material. Sir Ell.
zen 3lpeii0brigen braudt man BRET
H1r0s Oes So 3OQ breiten Stoi.e5.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-03

Principals in American Legion
Smoker Saturday Night Are
Being Followed by Local
Fans Interested in Game.

vvorl.o.,ts befpp bef1 daily by, the
hoyars ,,bn ,ri1l feature tba An,er,con
agto,, sn,ol,er cara saturday nipht
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sno narso,s Tbis afternoon at .
-,,atorl, ,ha bovors s4artnd tha,r nil
~ ar,i, and tnn,arran. ,ftarnoon
~. Elm fin,sb MAIN heayv u.orl ana
a,o,,.ra ~ tha,r ha,,Ios ,f ca,nrday
= tsran,.,a ,tnr,,,,v and rob,ny TisEe
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