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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
TODAYS EVENTS

P.s,ivai Of 81. Dominic. founder o.
the order of Dor1inicsn,.
Great Britain to-day will observe m.
seventh snniy.rtsry Of her .nfry into
the var.
one hundred y.srs ago todsy DIED
william Floyd. one Of the New York
siyn.rt Of IN. Declaration of inds-
pendepos
The Allied Eyprsms council has been
called IN meet In Paris todsy 20 take
Up tn. MON. tous stiesisn question
Word war Veterans Of fhs Elghfisth. J..
or Blue Ridge sivifion. ar. 70 gather
in Pittsburgh to-day for th,ir sscond
annual reBnion-
His E1csilency Lord Byns. tho new
governor general of Csnsds. with Lst1Y
Byng fsil1 from Liverpool today for
his new post AZ Ottawa
Three days Of fsstiyf,y are to be
yrhsr.d in e. Lsvton. Okla. today IN
cais brs,ion of the twentieth snniyer-
tary ~ The opening Of the kiovs-
Comsnche territory.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
N GAYS NEWS"

Lnrd Gldle-on. whose parfici p,s ton
IN the irish peace conference hsz nlads
him q conEplcBogs ns1rs In ths-public
eye. lf d DESCENDANT q .irmsr Irisn
Iorl chs nc.iior when a parliament ast
IN tns old house in college Green. -
St Jonu Hro1rlck. before he Euccf=f ced
% his fathers title. Lord Hidleon
.lisd many important poyts IN the
Brush government During the rrpg-
sis in south Africa he vas Hecfstafy
II Stat. FOR War. Hnd later hs served
for q tim. ss Secretary u State for
fndis n his student 6sgt be diSfin-
zuishsd himself a. oxford. and almost
Irnn.dlstsly after having the univer-
sty hs entered public Ifs. but iu the
interval hs found time % yidt both
\ Ags,rslis and india. Lord Hldlstpr'E p
'ifI. comes from an ancient town N
CorE. once idsntiHsd with famous
monastery. but nov. iu the Intervals
Of pasos. turning out large qusuttsss
of whlsksy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04


o How can tell whether
wsterrselon is r4pe without plugging
lte J. r o
> To deeids whether a watermelon
D. ripe note ths condition of the ten
dril of Hcuri" opposite the fruit or N.
glre n rs4auy dries ~ and dies
iusf bout TIE tine The fruit - rip"
A safer way Is % note the color o'
the uudafsde ~ IN. fruit. II general
~ turns from sreeniGr white 20
cr.au color Anotnsr WY s. 20
"rlek" or "arap" the fruit with the
middle finger n n gives dull thue
A. 60 ripe Th- skin u IN. ripe melon
ia ronaeVrst duiler End firmsr.
= How v swedish iron tempered ?
, n
a The Bureau u Standards says
that iron cannot oe tempered. this sp-
piles ~ Swedish - well a. other kinds
After being Hlioy.s with carbon - af
it form steel II may be hardened by
ausurhing from a fornp.rsture whleh
must be- aboys 'rs critical rangs. Tn"
ha resnsd steel "a usually tempered.
sfhzt o. heated ~ relatively lyw tenn
parsfure in order % reduce brittle
ness The use ~ which the steel VIII
os put determines tho fsrnpering tenn
p"ratUrs.
. what csn bs don. 20 suppress
rn dIer7 r = n
The Bureau - Animal industfy
rayr tnsf the rfobisrn = solye1 when
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
Horoscope
THURSDAY. .vsTs1 =. 1871
The stnr, Is-riDs,
Bsf n. ~.s csrp~s-

THURSDAY. AUGUST T. 1871
Lrca--zsu Stars rua= rris day &C
Saturn and Mercury are II q mildly
TRAINS fniua-es Il evH power
Tns position o- Jupiter and Saturn
s=er-1s n indicate that laao- problems
VIII occupy more and more attention.
Women should Dc exceedingly dill
gent and cirrunspecr at rnts tln= for
zheT viii find chat -hay meet with rl1-e
than nsusI opposition IL e1lsin-=ss al
tzirz
C-auus is IN e plare supposed 70
arouse n. ambitions OF women vino
cuver power and money. They VIII
przr-ics much dup-icity and cause an
xIs-y n al ranks OF political life
Many sudden deaths VIII marx ne
next few months and persons ut prom
Insace- among rhsu very famous
woman, viii pass before the mid
autumn
Uranus srfu pIarues Portugal which
may tle the scsne os serious troubles
Mas entering LEO viii disturb
Frznce- Italy and Tsuras-ia-
Troubles and scsnGzls in connection
with the rasats- are again fo-etold.
Tuess VIII s-ad 70 me fo---p-opnssied
rsorEa1l=srlor % management and
change n policy.
AlthD fsdsrsl authorities VIII preach
economy -usy VIII ~ c1u-p -pellsd 20 er-
pend lzr=s amounts u rlon-y. me
Esars fu-elell
CszuEes in the c-esideur's cabinet
Will take place before his d-sr year u
Office expires. Z the stars ar read
srLEn-
Persons wnose Hlrradats II is have
the zuEEry % 3 -zir-T ssriEfsc Glory
yea
Children born OF this day should be
-zthe- fortunate ir business Th@Ez
subjects % Len are usually nervous
snhdiEn strung and should be v-isely ly
rns IA ger
Copyright 1871 BY The Mcclure
Newspaper syndicntsD
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
A Mistaken Idea

Beeauss IF the unusual rainfall along the eastern
foot bills of the Rocky mountains TINS -esr peo
pie the ides that all Colorado roads Inpasss-
BE And because of that belief the volume ot to7ris
business Is greatly decreased
examination Of the Chisftains daily rosd bulletin
shows that there foundation for saeh belief In
the larger part Of southern Colorado and particularly
that part which s attractive to The tourists,
the roads regularly reported good to excellent,
and that condition permanent and dependable, this
year as well as othsrs.
Sudden storms may interrupt travel, but that Is true
Of Ksnsas or Of Illinois, well Of Colorado with the
difference that the prospects of quick change for the
better are very much better here than there
Colorado drivers, who understand local conditions,
not kept from making their usual trips this wear.
There Is no lack Of Colorado automobiles the
tain roads, and the from other states de-
rivng themselves unnecessarily 4 the, stay away rorn
Colorado beeause Of th. rains
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
PICTURES BY A WRITER

oubiz- pictu-e. or even emotions o-
boxing at one Either you get 4 Or
Won don't. We refuse 70 say IN which
class ve fall
II would seem that TINS tuturisf'e
kind yf art might indeed be sponfs 1s-
Gus without the long apprsillle.;sfi l,-s'; y
necessary TO achieve real skill IN
academic painting Any one. endowed
,rlfh The risiou OF painter -atxht- As
NJ Anderson suggests. IND frat
technique would cranp his style
Win this. Mr.. ThrockrLlorion does
not aEre= Handing Of color. hA
sava. = not dsFs.ndent alone on vision
4 r,siHrer may see clearly IL his rEina
tas exact tirts he wishes % Reproduce
rrt getting them out o. the palette Is
another r-ohiery- Al amateur. he "a
plalued. pointing 70 lamp ccui1 NOT
-si;srudure that green eIsct41 Ul
paper. Great pssrtsrs have s-odted
day 81 and day out for years 70 gam
A9er s-t,aving the Anderson PIC
-1res. This artist found the purely -
stracr. cublst pictures The most
r,-sis4yvo-+frv Where the novslaz-
merely painted realistic tree ~
CON prom Ised bE painting ottscts II
post -frurlrssEioulEtlc manner, his la0E
os technique became Eiari1E- Al-oEs
=rrg amateur c1utd Do similar wQ- X
r7sra riding tHa distractions NF,
Trock--o-tor said II rou admit ths
mode isrfe r,rrr-igs II creating tns
rriritual emotion by dtssociartng art
----r. a-r concrete f1rru- in one Or fEo
ir,s,ancss he has sucoeedsd--'n J hA
Queen Walks hT tHs Sea End Lr@
'Fa fnrer's PeEassIls for fxafnFie
re added fhst ths artistic novels,
sss.7ef - have a talent FOR c-risrrl.
and probably would rank rather hiEa
If ~ keuf ~ working
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

Normal temperature tor taiS asts q
d.rra.<
Mean t.rnperstur. for today g DE-
rrs.s
variation IN temperature IN :, hours
s degrees warmer
Highest temperature n ssrr.@s At
Hishest ternperstgr. recorded thls
month. - years ioi 5errees
Lowest temperature o. degrees az
Loves, temperature recorded this
month. - years 81 dsFrses
Hish.tt wind velocity II rniies sE a;
Rainfall % inches
Total rainfall and melted rnYzfau
since FIRST u year ii--s inches
Normal precipitation 20 date 80.
Time of sunrise n. m.
Time q sunHst : - ,. m
II = DICK.
Weather Bursau
For Pueblo and vicinity radius -
fuilszl. Fsir tonight and Th1rrdsy.
not much change IN fsnpsrsture
For Colorado Fair tonight and
Thursdsy, not nucn change m TEN
I.erature
Showers occurred IN southeast colo
rsdo and IN Oklahoma and from n.
upp-- Lake region 20 the rnlddl. A.
ianflc coast The temperature con
tiuu.s above normal IN the fouthern
states. and slightly below normal in
the Plains States. the Lake region.
Ohio Valley and Middie Atlantic and
Sew England stsfer
The storm IN eastern Warrington
Tgesday morning moved rapidly .sEf-
ward ana this morning cT.riirs Al
herfa and Montana with 2 trough Of
pressure covering the Rocky Mountain
and Plafasu regions. The arc ~ mod
orsfsiy high pressur. during the past
few DAYS Of the north Pacific roaFf
continues nearly stationary.
Conditions are Favorable for fair TO
night AID ThurftsT for Pueblo and
vicinity. not much change IN ,ernpers-
furs
n 3 DICK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
FASHION HINT

many reao-rs. tn. rhfsstAln nt, ~
sun-t the fashion serric. ~ri-n
proved 30 popnia- We have -aEdo ar
ranre-nsnts with the Beauty Pr -.-
company. o. New YORK. 10 SUPPL the
psgt~-ns TO our resoerY and TO rsn IN
Ira ChIesczin Illustrations o, the Ia,-
~, and most convenient styieR- The0
sre OF special interest arc ADVANTAGE
70 the ZONE cressmeker C.-oe-s so~
snese patterns may bs sent cirec. &c
Tne ChieS-.zn office but tn. Patterns
slfl be ser, ron the pattern COW
pnny d.rscf ~ -hs persoi orcer1rx
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04

recommended Lydia Z. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and have found great
relief since using it. Ny back is much
better and caDs sleep well. keep
house and have the care of FIVE children
so my work is very trying and am very
thankful ! have found the Compound
such \ help. recommend IL to my
friends and If you wish to use this letter
] am very glad to help any woman suf-
fering a. | was until | used Lydia E.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound. -
Mrs. MAUDB L. TAYLOR, St. James
Place, Roxbury. Mass.
Backache is one Of the most common
symptoms of q displacement or derange-
ment of the female system. No woman
should make the mistake of trying to
overcome it by heroic endurance. but
profit byMrs. Taylor 'sexperience and try
lydisE. Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

tsf5-Bons psrts protested % fhs Prince
paysnt of EnFisnd against being
vent 20 81 Helena.
itso-Ths town II Chicago was sur
v.ysd and plated
fsfg-Hors than go lives lost IN The
wreck u tho efnisrant snip Cat
sraqul Iu Bsar strait
is4o-First Words Temperance cop-
veuflor as5ernbied IN London
is50-Dl piomatic rotations between
Great Britain and spain renewed
fssl-Ths canal conussfing ArnrterdHfn
and the Rhine was opened
is00= Gen Jacob y ro1, governor -
ohio Isss-FI died Born In Mon
freaL. oct III. 80
isos- Cardinal ssrfo was sisei"d Pop.
taking the nano ~ Plus >.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04

tAny reader cnn get the an
ever 10 spy question By writing
The Cbieftsin Information Bu-
r~1u. Frederic J. HaskiD. Dr.
rector. Washington. ID. 2. TINS
oner applies strictly To inforna-
ton The bureau cannot give
advice on legal, medical and
financial matters II dos nS
attempt 10 ScttIs domestic uoo-
h!rs, T.Dr 70 undertake Gisus;-
I've r~t>-Jrcb on sDy subject
Write your question plainly nnn
briefly. Give full nause and sd-
drss- and enclose two cs-nts In
Stamps for return pD.tAS-- AL
replies are sent direct to the IN
quirer.l
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

princsst Mari. jose. dsBghisr Of IN.
Rsug and Qussn % the Beigisns. born
In Brussels, n years ago today.
KnUt HsmHun. winner of the Nobel
prize for literature. born IN Lom Nor
way. 81 years ngo today
Sir Harry Lauder. IA" World ia nous
entertainer. born a. Por'obello. s,0t-
land. " years ago today.
Charles ] Mccarthy who has ius'
retired from the yovsrnorEhip Of Hs-
vail. born IN Boston, ~ y@srs sgo
.o1ay
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04

Sponoenf. han diZZv
spells and at nv
monthly periods It
was almost impos-
sible 10 keep around
at my work. Since
my last baby came
two years ago my
back has been worse
and no position 1
could get in would
relieve it, and doc
tors medicine did
not help me. Afriend
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04

Pattsrn sVss. cut in Sizes :. s.
ana 10 yssrt. was used for IN.
pretty model here shown = D. nice
for eerEs or FOR plsla or checked
mixtures and also FOR velvet six
wolfe, rspp. poplin. linen and Eln.-
ham.
size 10 vfil require ~ yards Of
20 inch material
4 pattern Of this iIfuEfrafion
mailed to any sddrsss on receipt Of
i0c In silver o. r'ampE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04

on account of N. irritation
The uosbi, lasted sboui two
n,n,hs b~fof. t,srtsa using Cut
oIfs Soap and Ointment They ST.
fordes relief In two WEEKS and In one
month I was h.sl.i." iSigbecl Miss
ps,her Cisrk. Briggsssie' Colo.
Hsks Cuiicus Soap. Oin,rlsn,
and Tsloyfn your daily tonet pteps-
ration. and ws,ehy yoCf skin Improve.
s.ryl. s..s 1t- " s.u ls1,.s. 'c.'ls.'. Lei
ss.ts.,.s Deg, " hsi>ss ~ s.ss - ss-v-
.s.+. s1sEls< Dirs,dsr' \ 80 " fsissia =
anG C,.i.v,s So.p .hs.~s ~''toS' ps'as.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04

BarrY pinncck. auto ii>ens. IN
spsctor. spent week in the eastern
part Of the state and aacurod foF the
sts'a $500 IN additional auto end
truck iisrnSSs ". foun1 ~ trucks
operating without dffyefs licenses.
Many ~ 'hs nUsLf ,sfn. from Kan
sas. snd w.," compiling with Coio-
rsJy nashinrE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
nNr YIAr AGO TO-DAY

south Of ireland aEksd Dominion
rifle
Settlement n boundary dispute be-
tween Itsiy and Albania.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
Weather Conditions In
Other Cities In the Wesl

weather reports or several cities -
Colorado and sdjoininz states during
IN. ~ hours ending O'Clock. yestsr.
day morning. compiled from sts,istics
furnished oy the weather bureau NJ.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04

the fofr1 n hard. Isf2e,
red pinnpiss. The lsIg.i
pImples fes'sf.d and
sesi,. over, spi the Itch
Ing and burning were 90
sey.r. that ! scratched snt
lfriust.t III. sf.ci.1 parts.
] los, som, f.st st night
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
pr crrrEar-

TIE cETEF-ETS hss re n>~r
quality q circulation snr ssvsr-isrrs
o- any n~vs-s per PR isr.sc = Colo
-alo y consfst@rriy supports re EI-
oufItirr o> ne s.s.s wt-S tusf rsEsrc
- every cft'zer sns + hss -rs cont
sencs sn> scpro~s1 = Coiorsd1's hess
rssfze-s o- every ciass sr.1 section
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04

Nof long since on American -vouis1
n wealth made the Londonsrs sit up
and take notice by prornenadtug IN
HYDE PARK escorted by pet pig The
utflH po- krr was. u course. a perfect
arlsfocrst Of the sly. wore a hecou,-
tnE blue ribbon. and a dainty little
coat. but his rrunt was the same "a
thst of The most plebeian pig. and hi.
tail iurt rs curly
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
TAKES CARE
OF 5 CHILDREN
Mrs. Taylor's Sickness Ended
by Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Rorbury. Mass-'I suffered con.i,-
ually with hsckache and was often de-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
WHAT Do voc w.s1 TO xsow

rse Ctis>rsfr 'rro-r-ls-il,f Bureau -
wzsyfnxtor 'rrrfrS.s rszt~r- free or
rsfarrs ytst srcure.s sr> sufhorf-z-
rf7s answers 20 russtfor. or any sr>
al subjects concerning Thtc, fr,orr-fs-
tor car b. rs> -rprr ths ~ "a - 4sc
RESOURCES % tns various s~S~rsi goN-
eminent tsps r. merits. rfs rreat Eprary
81 ConHysss ard The many experts ard
srfsntis-f n the rcW~-r-ls-- service
S-o cents 3, pos<srs ,or reply uu-'
s,compsn ny ssch in1uirv- S,sts clearly
tss Information rse'~A nt sdhres.
THE YuEBI.o CBIYrYAIs JSFoTtnA-
yO< BrFFAr.
1re1erf> !. Hssktn- Dire~-es.
~sskfeRsos. d. e
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
SEVERE ITCHING
BURNING P|MPLES
On Face. Hard and Large.
Lost Rest. CUticUra Heals.

NY roubl. started with bscs-
heads on my face which later took
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04

siS Hattie -. Berry. secretary and
one ~ the moving spirits Of the North
Carolina Good Roads sssociauon. is
one Of The foremost women EsiogiEfs
Of America
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
Where Il Started
Tpp DI NBrII

fCopfrIEh'. ltLl- 81 me Wnaaler sV1-
cicsfn. Inc
The oristnsi dBnosu was gym
nssfit appsrstuE. constructed Ike a
bsii-rinEinE dsrice-a shaft and heavy
fyThssl 20 that the athlete. holding
the shaft. was swung 70 and fro. be
coming = literal dumb bella bell
that hid not ring Later the modern
weights were substituted 70 produce
tho same result. and tho nam STUCK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-04
The Key To Tbc Puzzle

Therefore, anyone looking a. fu-
furisuc composition s. not supposed
~ regard II as puzzle picture in
which = hidden object. described In
the title f. 10 be ferreted out. In
f'esd he puts on an abFtract frame
- mind and si'H and ioosE ~ tho
hing before him. and tries 10 feel.
But It's no Us trying to eIplain
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-04
AUTOS TO CARRY
STILLS TO MAKE
FUEL, EDISON SAYS

Boston, June 4.-Prediction that
automobiles within a few years would
larry individual stills to produce
fuel for their operation was made last
night by Thomas A. Edison, Jr.
Discussing carburehon at the grad
uation exercises Of the Knights Of
Columbus automobile school, the son
OF the inyentor said he had himself
been seeking a substitute for saso-
line for ten years. The problem
would be solved. he said, by the
manufacture Of individual distilleries
to be attached to cars, the stills to be
operated by the heat and motion Of
the motor, and to produce from
petroleum and other Ingredients 4
combustihle mixture supplied as con-
stantly a current is generated BY
electric carr while in motion.
A Ear of average power, In hY
opinion, could be equipped to pro-
duce sufficient fuel to run itself and
enough ~by-prodncts to 4nay for its
maintenance.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-04
THE TOWN D

re 10 We r"--f LHH"-i "rTtEE Ga..' fL-taE lE.'r
Wheat Growers association. to hold
meeting here Monday to launch cam
paign for members in the state. x
Ole Aune..of East Grand Forks.
succumbed today to lingering illness
Young Peoples Luther League for
Grand Forks district elected officers
today.
Commercial club directors to meet
Monday to elect officers for the year.
Advisory committee to be appointed.
President Thomas F. Kane. Of the
university to deliver baccalaureate
sermon for high school students At
the Baptist church tomorrow night.
Dr. J.. 8. EVEN president Of Mag
calaureate for graduates from hish.
school department Of the Lutheran
Bible school, Y
"The F%iickertail,' annual publica-
ton Of university high school, to be
issued next week.
Theological, seminary to be built by
English Lutheran synod of the north.
WSSL gay DC LOCATED mere. -
Grand Forks Municipal \ band to
give concert in Riverside park tomor-
row afternoon. :.
J.. NJ. P~ersenius to represent local
church at annual. meeting Of Au-
sustana synod in Chicago.
Delegates to Odd Fellows state con-
vention in Bismarck, return to the
city. &
QUESTIONABLE Of Grand Forks
county farm bureau regarding refer
red measures to be sent out at once.
H. M. Stanton returns from Minot,
where he attended meeting Of Theo-
dore Roosevelt Highway association.
Unusually. good program arranged
for North Dakota Bankers associa-
ton convention here this month.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-04
East Side
OLE AUNE
DIED TODAY
Remains to Be Shipped to
the Old Home in Fertile,
Mimi, For Burial.

re- ~ +
At 10 o'clock this morning Ole
Aune passed away at the home Of his
mother. Mrs Carrie Aune, 217 North
Third street. after a lingering illness
of several years.
was born in Fertile, Mimi, where he
farmed until three years ago, when
he moved with his mother to- East
Grand Forks. where he resided Unit.
the time of his death.
The survivors are his mother, Mrs.
Carrie Aune, and three sisters, Ida,
who lives at home, Mrs. Ed. Bagley
OF Albert Lee, Mimi, and Mrs. John
Lovl of, Cass Lake, MINI.
The remains will be shipped to Fer
tile, Mimi, next Tuesday and the
funeral services will be conducted
from the Sundahl church at that
place.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-04
WHAT GRAND FORKS tDofI.E
WK11D DOHs0
THIRTY YEARS
AGO

.(Ffom The Herald for June 4, 1881
J.ssD:@aTaylor returned from a trip
over the new railroad. which extended
80 miles west from DevilA Lake.
Thomas 6. Edison was = visitor
from lAritnore. 3, bs
The Pearl Gathefers OF the Presby-
church held m Ace cream social
at tho residence Of nrs. J. ]. Stokes.
The Red river vas 80 low that
steamers were unable to ret over the
Goose Rapids.
The Herald contained full &c.
Grover Cleveland and Miss Frances
Folsom ~ the White House.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-04
O~'CALLAGHAN is
Il. BELIEVED TO HAVE
LEFT THIS COUNTRY

Washington, June 4.-Donal o.
came here. six months ago as a stow
away to testify before the commits
sion of the committee of one hum
dred Investigating the Irish question;
is believed BY officials Of the depart
ment Of I Dor to nave returned to
ireland.
The lord mayor was given classifi-
day to leave the United States. The
department of labor last heard Of him
in Chicago April 8. however, he was
in New York yesterday it was said at
headquarters of the American COM
,mittee for Irish independence. Rep
1esentatives. Of the committee added.
however. they did not know where he
was today "or what his plans were.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-04

provided tor IN the later
before the council OF the
has completed the disarnA-
inent plans which 1t is now studying.
This Recommendation Of the sssembiy,
1t was explained, was put forward rs
a program pending the fun execu
ton of the measures for the reduc-
ton. Of asmaments recommended BY
article eight OF the covenant"
The inquiry was sent an March 3
last, to all ssovernmentJ' members Of
the League, but It WA aid here to-
might that only the Japanese reply
had been made public, at Geneva, al
though several replies had been re-
c4iYAd.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-04
With Y. IN. c. "A.

AAkers Business College vas called
up BY MI. link Of the ~ and askSd
to, supply him with . temporary stsno-
grapher. a student was sent. over At
once. why not take q Course that
viii make your service IL demand. and
It a school which has the confidence
Of business men who. have positions
to orer. School received another res
ouast today for y stsnographer. En-
rotl Monday for the summer term and
III. IN lire for 4 position worth white.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-04
UNIONS HAVE
NO EVIDENCE TO
CONVICT RAILROAD

Topeka, Kans., June 4.-The shop
unions federation has no evidence to
indicate the Santa Fe railroad Is lay
iniT of employees "for the purpose Of
getting rid of the unions as charged
yesterday by WI. Freeman. president
of the Kansas State Federation Of La
Dor. A formal statement to this ef-
fecta1was Issued by J.. A Goh, chair
mar Of tile executive board Of the
railroad crafts federation.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-04
TO WITHDRAW JAP
: UNITS FROM SOUTH
PACIFIC STATIONS

Toxic, June 4.-(By The Associated
Press. THE naval ministry. it is. an
nounced, has ordered the withdrawal
Of the ssrrisons in the islands of the
South Pacific. including the Island
of Tap, leaving their protection in.
GLIDING the wireless installation in
Tap. to the police force attached to
the civil administration. Destroyers,
it is added. will remain in the waters
to guard ships.