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The Washington times., 1921-09-05
Candidates Called.

Maryland University football can.
didates report tomorrow at College
Park! Nd, to start work under II.
C. Byrd. George Washington Uni.
versity candidates will report at Col.
lege Park, Md. on Thursday.
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
OLIPHANT WILL COACH
REDLANDS FooTBALLERS

: SAN FRANCIStso, Sept. 5.---Elaot
Oliphant, tcrmeriy OF West pufflt and
regarded as one Of the yfsest tootbstll
players developed IN tThis country.
will coach ths footb94 team at Rcd-
lands CoIlege tE's ""Sr Oiiphant
was named c. hasa american team
in 1914 while ying with the army
eleven. =
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
IRIS SPEAKER CONVERTS
DUBS INTO CHAMPIONS

Some develop ball we'll They
the faculty not only discerning the good the boy who starting but
ydus attainment and weld them together and
finished result
iris Speaker to have different faculty from He
couldn't
He and coacher Of much
phycals skill and hovto IL.
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
MALE AND FEMALE "GOOF"
PLAYERS GET BRASS TAGS
BY BRYAN MORSE.

buffers and dufferettes em
the public park golf course has forth No will the golfers
aeoofeS skiiet Finn cas e The % Dy ans
Male have got and deliver statements that
played around
will have to their gold pencils from their
and that they have
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
Announces Date.

Georgetown University grid men
are to report on the Hilltop on Sep.
TENDER 81, according to an announce
authorities today.
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
Scheduled to Play.

Unless wet grounds halt today's
contest the Metropolitan Police and
Home Defense League game will be
staged at American League Park.
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
Fowler Fans Ten.

Oakland A. C. yesterday defeated
the Speedway club on the Monument
lot. II to 5. Fowler. for the winners,
had ten strikeouts to his credit.
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
SHAMROCK AND WINSTON,
LINWORTHAND WARWICK
OPEN SANDLOT CLASSIC
BY r. ID. THOMAS.

baseball classic of the will
section champions the independent
championship series
their in
ton distinctive the Winsons
the section title will
the end Of Pennsylvania bridge
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
viii Play Today.

Langdon and Emerald teams are
slated TO play At Marshall HALL today
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
Bankers are Ahead.

American Security and Trust Com.
pany baseball players defeated Seat
Pleasant 8 to 6 yesterday.
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
Messink in Form.

Messink was In form for the Old
Dutch Market nine yesterday and won
a 8 to 3 contest from Quentin A. G..
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
Royal A. c. Wins.

Doyal A. C, defeated the Ranawha
baseball team today, IL to ..
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
Aurora Beats ArieIs,

Aurors A. C. defeated the Arieis
Yesterday by q score Of to 4.
The Washington times., 1921-09-05
By SKILLET FINN.

y tire - G n crs
y a W n n q for
dumbbell burd-
ems with busted
hangnail Or in
verted nose.
+ q q I b a II Is
gentlest game
since Put and
T he. Access.
sorry to game
pads every ex-
posed portion Of
his torso he
lore game ana
after hostiiities
takes off pad
and slaps on
poultice. d n q
season consists
Of fr a C tur ed
ankle. busted
collar bone. dis
I o ca I e d hip,
AAaN
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18

known today that colony of up-
ward of fifty men and women,
situated miles from a railroad in
Eastern Juab County, have been
practicing a number of new doc
trines. among them one called the
Doctrine of Wife Sacrifice" I'M
der which it is said that wives of
members were interchnaged.
The founder and leader of the
colony is Moses S. Gudmundson,
formerly of Brigham Young Uni
versity, who began the movement
on the strength of revelations"
he said he received in person from
on high. Five men were excom-
municated, including Gudmund-
son, and four women and three
men were disfellowshipped.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18

Seed potatoes at Richmond
WEIGH Co. will save you money.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18
40 COUNTIES CHOOSE
SCHOOL LEADERS

Frankfort, Ky, March 49,
County school superintendent
have been elected under the new
law in 40 counties.
The reports made to State STU
printendent George Colvin by
counties follow:
Anderson, 7. ]. Luthers; Bal
lard. w. A. Anderson Barren, w.
M. Totty; Bath, r. w. Kincaid;
Bell, John Hays, Boone, J. c. Cor
don; Boyd, B. B. Triplett; Gallo
way, r. E. Breach; Campbell, J.
w. Pulley; Carroll, Clay Thorpe;
Christian, Ben H. Cook; Clay, d.
NJ. Allen; Daviess, John L. Ora
ham; Estill, S. S. Land; Fleming,
NJ. N. Evans Floyd, N. H. Cool
eys, Franklin, M. J. Parson; Gal
latin, Rosa B. Wood; Grant, B. N.
Harrison; Graves, Effie F. Bash
am; Greene, Myrtle F. Howard;
Greenup, J. H. Hatfield; Hancock,
J. P. Lamb; Henderson, E. B..
Lisle; Henry, Halle E. Pope;
Jackson, w. A. Creech; Jessa-
mine, c. c. Sandusky; Kenton, J..
{. Mills Knott, E. B. Hemphill;
Lawrence, Dock Jordan; Lee, J.
P. Thomas Mason, G. P Turnip-
seed; Meade, L. H. Powell Meni-
fee, G. |. Becraft; Morgan, B. E.
Whit; Muhlenberg, NJ. c.
Hughes; Nicholas. Eda S. Taylor;
Oldham, J. w. Selph; Owen, Cla-
"a Jones; Owsley, A. ]. Creech;
Perry, M. c. Napier; Pike, Fonso1
Wright; Rowan, c. II. Hood;
Webster, T. w. Johnson; Whit
ley, Samuel Walker; Woodford,
M. 3. Hifner.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18
z WOMEN THROWN TO
DEATH IN SALT RIVER

Harrodsburg, KY, March 1S-
Mrs. r. S. Mayes, 65 years old,
and Miss Mabel Lyons, %, Kirk
wood, this county, were instantly
killed Thursday night when a
horse they were driving to a bug
gy became frightened at train,
backed over a 2O-foot enbank
ment into Salt river at Bondville,
and fell on top of them. A i
year-old boy, the grandson OF
Mrs. Mayes, escaped by jumping.
The bodies of the women were
lying partly covered by water
when those who witnessed the
tragedy reached them. Miss
Lyons suffered a broken neck and
both women were severely cut
and bruised.
The women were returning
from a visit to Salvina. When
they reached the narrow strip of
the Sweet Mill Road between the
river and the railroad at Bond
vile, the horse became frighten-
ed.
Mrs. Mayes was the widow of
r. c. Mayes, and the stepmother
of Deputy Sheriff Oscar Mayes,
Anderson county. Miss Lyons
was the daughter of John Lyons,
farmer. The bodies were taken
to their respective homes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18
in THE SPRING TAKE
GUIDES PEPT0-MANGAN
Restores the Quality of Blood,
Drives Out Impurities,
Builds Up the Red
Corpuscles
IMPROVES THE COMPLEX.
ION
"A Standby Among Physicians for
30 Years. In Tablet as Well
as Liquid Form

You notice complexions in the
Spring. People who have plenty
of rich red blood have lips deep.
rosy red, eyes bright and clear.
Good complexions are based on
the solid foundation of good
blood, with plenty Of red corpus
cles. When blood become clogged
with impurities, when the red
Corpuscles the not absorbing
enough oxygen from the lungs
and distributing it to the cells
throughout the body, good com
plexions fade. Not only that, but
you feel tired and exhausted all
the time. Your shoulders droop
and you lounge around and lean
against anything handy. You lack
energy because your blood IS
weak and thin-not enough red
corpuscles.
People call it Spring Fever"
Call it what you will. it is bad
blood. 1t weakens powers. of re-
SlSldllCe.
If you feel that way you should
take that Exceptionally good blood
tonic, Guides Pepto-Mangan for
a while. 1t vii make rich red
blood. For thirty years it has
been standby among physicians.
1t will help you to build up this
Spring. All that comes from
having good blood with plenty of
red corpuscles will come to you.
When you go to your druggists
be sure to get the genuine Guides
Pepto- Mangan with the name
Guides Pepto-Mangan" on the
package. 1t is sold in both liquid
and tablet form. Both have the
same medicinal velue.-Adv.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18

CHAs. S. ROGERS
FOR MAYOR
SAMUEL RICE
ROBERT GOLDEN
FOR CITY ATTORNEY
rbUlsENE MOYNkHAN
FOR CHIEF 0F POL1CB
CLAUDE DEVORE
JAMES II. POTTS
For Councilman
REED JUETT
FOR TAX COMMISSIONER
BEN n. POWELL
CHAS. NJ. MARTIN
For County Attorney
JOE p. CHENAUIT
FOR COUNTY CLERK
HUGH SANIUELS
RICHARD O. MOBERLY
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18
LETCHER SON IS
ALLEGED PATRlCIDE
(By Associated Press)

Whitesburg, Ky, March 18-
Officers have gone to Moores
Branch, this county, to search for
Ollie Hunsocker, q, charged with
shooting and killing his father,
Frank Hmsocker, So There is
said to have been trouble between
the father and son for some time
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18
Big Revival At Pineville

Rev. NJ. F. Ham and his Singer
Ramsey, are holding revival SER
vices at the First Baptist church
ia Pineville, and crowding the
house. They held similar services
at Danville few years ago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18
C u NJ BE RIAN D HOTEL
BURNS IN MIDDLESB0R0
(Ry Associated Press)

N[iddlesboro, KY, March 18-
The Cumberland Hotel, one of the
oldest in this section, burned ear
ly today. The loss is $4,000.
The origin of the fire is undeter-
mined.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18

HEMSTITCHING and Picot-
ing. attachment; works on any
sewing machine; personal checks
10cs extra. United Sales Agency,
$500 Fountain avenue, Birming-
ham, Ala. 49, GO 5pss
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18
ALIENATION CASE
PUT OFF AT PARIS
CBy Associated Press)

Paris, KY, March 18-The suit
of Mrs. Jas. Adams Clay against
Mrs. Sallie Clay charging alienat-
ing the affections of her husband,
Douglas Clay, and asking $780,
COO damages, was continued to-
day until the June term Of court.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-18

If you want a good building, see
Elmer Parrish at the Madison
Milling Co. Phone 14S.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-11-03
Underwear

$1.OO Boys Heavy Fleece Lined Union
Suits, Winter Sale Price .........S rs
$1.0O Boys Heavy Ribbed Uuion
Suits Winter Sale Pricea..........~ rs
$3.50 Mems Ribbed Union Suits,
Heavy Weight, Winter Sale Price. 1.25
85c Mems Heavy Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers, Winter Sale Price. .. '...:.. IS
85c Mems Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts
and Drawers, Winter Sale Price,. SIS
$1.0O Girls Heavy Winter Union Suits,
Winter Sale Price -.,.....,...,...,..-.,. rs
$1.50 Ladies' Heavy Union Suits,
Winter Sale Price ,,...,........... 1.25
$1.00 Women's Extra Heavy Shirts
and Drawers, Winter Sale Price,. rs
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-11-03
Mems and Boys Clothing

500 Boys Suits all up to date, any size age
2years to 20 years, specially priced during
this sale, thereby saving you from $500 to
$500 on every suit.
500 Mems Winter Suits, all kinds, for young
and old, ranging in price from $3.50 to
$500. specially priced for this sale. We
make speciality Of suits to sell at
$500, which we guarantee all wool and
perfect fitting.
Mems Overcoats, all kinds and sizes, prices
from $3.50 to $500.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-11-03
Shoes

Our Stock Of Winter Shoes is complete. The
Largest Shoe Stock in North Mississippi.
Can fit any foot from size one, iufants, to
size IA, Mems.
We specialize in Mems Dress Shoes to retail
for $500, in all feathers.
Every Pair Work Shoes we sell Guaranteed
to give Perfect Satisfaction.
Exclusive Agency for WALK-OVER and
EDWIN CLAPP Shoes for Men.
Children's Shoes for Less Money than else
where, and every pair will give Unlimited
Satisfaction.
Why pay more for your Winter Shoes,
when Rubel can sell them to you
for less,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-11-03
Hosiery Department

S5c Mems Heavy Wool Sox reduced to. Csc
15c Mems Black Sox reduced to ........ 1)C
15c Mems Good Gray Mix Sox reduced to. 11C
15c Women's Black Hose. ....... 1OC
zoe Women's Gray Mix Hose pr. for. .25c
Extra Heavy Women's Fleece Lined Hose35c
35c Famous Bear Brand Hose for Child
rem, all sizes, reduced to ................. Csc
Our Line of Women's Silk Hosiery is CON-
plete. Beautiful Showing, including Full
Fashioned Glove Silk, Drop Stitched, Lace
Inserts, in fact everything in Silk Hose
for the Lady.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-11-03
Notions

Sc Snap Fasteners, per paper ............. Sc
lOc Paper Needles, Special for. .......... SC
5 Balls of Ball Thread for -. ,.......... SC
Coats Spool Cotton, During Sale..... SC
Sc Sansilk., During Sale ................. &c
15c Silkine Crochet Thread .,.........,. 1Oc
Safety Pins, Per Card .................... DC
Dress Pins, PeAPaper .,....,................ &c
Hair Pins, Per Box . .... &c
Hooks and Eyes, Per Paper ............... Sc
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-11-03
Mems and Boys Work
Clothes

$l.O0 Mems Heavy Blue Work Shirts. rs
$l.0O Mems Polka Dot Shirts ........ rs
$1.75 Mems Best Union Made Overalls 1.25
$1.OO Boys Overalls ................... SO
SIPS Youths OveraIs, ................~ IS
So. so Mems one piece work suits, khaki 2.95
SIPS Long John Work Shirts ........ 100
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-11-03
Men $ Hats

$3.50 Mems stetson Hats, specially
priced Observation-Disclosures 6.75
Young Mems Felt Hats, $500 values
elsewhere, the FamousKlein Brand,
specially priced $500. .................. $50
Other Bargains in Hats. All you have to do
is to come in and we will show you.
Beautiful line Mems and Boys Caps, Newest
Creations, Blouse Front and Back, priced
$l.OO to $3.50
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-11-03

Our Stock also includes the Best Line of
Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases at the
lowest prices.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-15
Galnkra Bnt:alag.
Stem 0orf=Senatorem forellaaer, at
set tillabes at brpgge 2.75 @ru>
cent El, meb en- FIJI Sfat.

@aibington ben 86e @ept. 2obe,
Ser bil tilite6e 8rDgning al 2.75
@rocent S7l og legge en- flor @fat
paa 1et, bil6e bip1pe &ongresien til
at leie @fatterebi1ions nsipergsmaalet,
erflere6e Genator @al6er of Seem
gorf i6ag: @oloer foreilog Ell @fat
af $5 pr. Tenoe pad 2.75 8rocent
M og en- Sorbeielie al fra 1920 til
$6.40 pr. Gallon paa @prit. San
forelag6e lit Torilag for @enatets
Ginonsfomite me6 0pgaber uooi-
ien6e, at en- Snotagt al $175,0 ,000>=
600 aarlig funoe erboloes- fra 6isie
to &il6er.
Sina11s1niniiter MelIon n1eote for
&on1iteen ct Me6e for luffeoe Gsre
og forelog6e 0pgaber for at biie,
bpor6an oe forifiellige forel1aae6e
8efatningsp!a1er bilhe birfe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-15

og nogle fiprenoe> iaa paa en- SS1o-
ianling al @joroen> Ser talte ca
800 @efler. Gotpbobs 6reb Sem fra
@eioerne> bbor 6e bubbe gresiet
2ebet al Son1nreren. 9Drene blet
ifreu1t un6er Sn6iamlingen og 1atte
ofIte6 alle &etninger.
Sn6relni11ilteren og a116re al &Dt,
terne req no og illttte6e Jig til @ie.
terne> og me6 en- ebet Gotpbops 9Dg-
tigbe6 res Sail i10 blon6t @eflerne
og fuIgte me6 be1n til 6e bar orepet
iamnen paa Garnen.
@anrn1en me6 Sail bar @tepbe1t P.
>Weabber, Girefter for Nationalpar>
-ferne, Superintendent for Oellolp-
itone &arf Mlbrigbt og 0an @ear0,
Srgani1ator for @peioergntbebegcl-
ie1t.. Naturforlferen G6min s.. Sci,
Ter :f'ar ogfoa T I 15s5pdfget oa iua =aaeuo
eSyyttb -ss's+,-
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-15
mnrAnrau1a.
Sre. Eolitimenb 9ibbin9 brebt al
Wanb, Sc ifmlbe arreitere. Mor=
6eren flDgtet.

&ibbing Sen 8oe Gept. Yolliti,
meter 9oniel @opes og 9eteftipcbet
Gene @asliop bleb~ ifu6t og 6r9bt og
Erafiffonitobel William &obrt 6poe
/ ct Soip:tol Der nogle elmer efter
Sfu6iaar tilfpiet bam af Sobn @ebb
af gfellon idn6e11for &ib6ing, ient
ioog,, 6a Sc tire Meno foriggte at
arreltere ham. @n Manogor6 poo
flere bunoreoe Men6 igger efter
@ebb> Der flpgte6e ip6oper moo
@ilpin.
@u 18=aarig @an al @ebb tom
bib @ftermbi6oog og u0tog s(rrelt=
or6re moo Gaoeren for @eoeligbeos-
forbrp6elle mob bans 13 @ar gon1le
@eiter: @upes, Gosiiop ,og @obrt
orog giebliffelig til @ebbs @iem for
at arreltere bam.
@ebb hor i11oe &uiet, ba Sc
fomt og 90 &apes aabneoe 9eren,
fit ban en- augle / @iertet fra en-
30<30 &if(e. @asii6p ile6e >&abes
til l1n6ietning og fit en- augle /
|@fnl6eren. SON be6e nogle Minu=
ter ienere. &obrt bleo ogiao @fuot
/ @ful6eren, oa ban gift ino / $n-
1et.
Otter 5fponingen fprang @eb6
bort giettnem 5foben moo @ilpin.
On Wan6gar6 bleb giebliffelig ban-
net og fotte efter bam. Me6lennmer-
ne er blebet inltrueret at bore forlig>
tige, 90 @ebb bar Oro for at bore
en- li6merfet @fptter.
@ebb er @rfemar6 og 6a6er til
6 8arn. San iiges / 6et fi6ite at
bobe opfgrt fig rart> og Snsoog @f-
ten terrorilere6e ban 8ernene / ben
@ra6, at 6e tilbrogte 95atten / Gfo-
ben.
Bolitin1eiter @opes bar 81 9lar og
bap6e bnret fnpttet til @o1itiet Der
i ct aar. @an efterlooer fig &nftru
% to 8ern. Deteftibcbef. @asii6D
efterlaoer fig ogiad Suitru og to
8pr1, IigeIebes &onltabel &obrt.
0p til. ient faften bab6e man lite
flln6et 8ebb> men Nolitiet fit Mel-
oing ON, at Glpgtningen beo To-
Giben iaften bab6e te1efoneret gjet1-
mem ben lofale Gelefonftatior1 til en-
Ben Belt -gulutb og b1bt ban, SIS.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-15

Dbis ban bil6e fomn1e og bente bo1n.
Man forlgger at fin6e no. bborfra
ban ringe6e op.
-~Sibbing ben 96e September.
ct s(eroplan bleb ioag taget til
&i9lp / Sagten poo Sobn @ebb,
Garmer 9aellon, Der efterieges for
at bobe 1nDr6et tire @ibbing-Yoliti-
n1eno igoar. @un6reoer al glotio-
nolgaroilter> Me6lemmer of Mneri-
CON 2egion, Soritbetie,1te og Boliti-
meno fra &ibbing, @ubl> Gbisbol1n
og 8irginia oeltager Sagten. On
8ele1r1ing of 5000 er uolopct for
@ebbs Hoagribelie, lepen6e c!ler
bp6. Gn Man6, iom ibare6e til Sig,
nalementet poo @ebb, ltges at bore
1eet nGr Mortenion-6 6ormen ignben-
for Sibbing. Denne Manbs 9por
forte fp6ober moo -2ittle @tpan.gg,
nen. &Der Sarmer / Gtrgget iob
inat me6 lit @eber be6 Gi6en.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-15
AfruatntugHntnnRt.
@mgbes, 9foot, 2pbge % 1tnberiuoub
bor 9elegattun beb Mpbet til
@nitnimgernes @egrenaning.

@aibington 6en 106e Gept. Set
bleo ioag oplvlt> at Sc anerifanlfe
L0elegater til 9lfrultningsfonferenlen len
fnart bil begpn6e meo forelpbige
&onferenier &ontoret til l16enrigs-
minilter &ugbes> Der fra MI al cr
oen amerifanife delegations Tor=
1nan6.
Hreii0ent Soroings @un6gj6re1ie
al 6en amerifanlfe Delegat:on> l16en-
rigsmi11ilter @ugbes> Gormon6, for=
benoGrenoe ltoenrigs1ninil lter g1ibr1
&oot> BEN repub1ifonlfe 2e6er / &C.
natet, Senator &enrp Gobbot 2o0ge,
1om ogioa CT Torlnon6 / Gcnotcts
lt6enrigsfomite, ian1t Genotor 0s-
cor l1n0eripooo, Genatets 6emofro=
tiife 66rer> bleb gunitig mobtaget.
Set liges, at Nre1i6ent @aroing
D;l oberla0e n1eget of Sorberebeller-
ne for &onfereni ien til l16enrigsmi=
nilter Sugbes.
Set ginl6er MI at bplge oe 12
fornem1t 1te Nao6gibere til @opco6cle=
gationen. S 6enne @ruppe Bitter
militere og gfonomiife iogfpnbige
iont en- fren11taaen6e &pin0e, en-
fremf ftaaenoe 8er6ensfrigspeteran og
.@epreientonter for 9lrbeioerne og
Garmerne,
glibu 9foot betrogtes fotn ben n1elt
erfarne amer;fanife Gtatsn1an6
internationa!e sSorban6linger. &an
giel6er iler for at bore fortrolig
meo Torboloe be6rbre116e 6et Gtille
SAB og bet fjerne @iten 6a ban
1908 i ggenlfob al lt6enrigsn1inilter
fif i itdno observation-disclosures
fonltel,, Ser garantere6e Sen uoabne
9gr"s Hrincip China.
@afbington 6en 106e @ept. 0e
Torene6e Gtater bor foreloaet for
Magterne ct forelgbigt Broeram for
Mfruitllings- og @tillebabsfonfercn,
1elt, /bleb set oplpit i6og .l1oenrigs-
oepartenre11tet. Set blep iagt, at
tilfre6sltillen6e Gremgang gibres
6tsle. 6orbanMinger.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-15
Gr<Trin1en al @attemberg bab.

9o1l6on, lite ~@ept. Marfi Milfor6
&aben> beope -fie116t four @rins
2ouis al @aftenbera 6en Wean6> BET
inoeitengte oen tplfe GIao6e pe6
'&rigens 8egpn6elfe, 666e @. 1.90
@ftermi66og al &iertelammelie efter
'et Mnfol6 al SSnfluen5a. San bar
nn1tge 9lar perionlig @6iutant bos
@orgen og por fe6t @rot5> 9lter-
rig, i 1854, @en al @rins Nleran-
Ser al &esie1. $ 1884 egte6e fan
fir &uiine> Nri11fesfe 8ictoria, 9at,
ter af Dronnittg @ictorias Gatter
alliee. @o1 blep natrtraliieret ioru
britHf l1n6erioat og a1rtog Gitel al
8rins al @attenberg, neen opgdb !
1917 efter Opforortng af @o11ee1
fine tDfe &itler log ontog nreo fon-
gelig Gillo6elie 9eab1tet Mol1ntbot-
ten. @an bar Officer / ben brittle
6laa6e og abancere6e til fprlte SO,
lltirolitetsIoro, fra 1bilfen @tilline
ban tog-MfHeb / 1914.
@relu &erlpna grata / seb,ueis,
8er1l Scbmei5, 6te 5ept. Gen
icbtpei5ife &egiering n1e6oelte ioae
Sc Gorenebe stoters @egiering, at
Sen fanot l16nnbnelien al SSofepb 6.
@reb til a,nerifanif Minilter =
|gcbmei8 antaeelig. Wr. @rep e.
1rm Mniiter tiI Dant1tart.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-15
9eegre bioes al bere omfomne

Megre bi6es at bere omfo11,te i
Serne.
Dallas> &eras, ben 13oe Sept.
SSoet Be opipuImebe @Ibe i6ag 1tprte=
oe afiteo moo @olfen, egebes @torm-
og 2Iqmulpffens Dire. gfterretnin-
ger o. s'et fra forifiellige @teoer
tpp~>o1ate h. ~tallet af omfonlne
noenom %, Soy. 9 "nio, boor Be
fleite iatte aiDea Soeiet1 ring 175.
Sra 5oit Mnto11io ,s4b6eles, at
48 2:g er f1.none> % IA @erfoner
iabnes. S Eaplor og 6ea, 1lmiooel-
bore 0megn er 35 on1fomne. Sc
flelte af oisie bar Merifanere.
EbornooIe 1nelote, at As Merifa.
mere bar on1fonne; ollie 2igene er
fu1tbne. @e6 sl1igator Greet er ipb
omfomne> fem Merifanere og to
bbi6e.
2igene al % Merifanere CT fund,
ne be6 Cane Sort, og be6 Son @a,
briel er 10 Sig flluone.
Set ontoges t6ag, at naor npiag,
tig 1noerrett1ing bar erbolot, biloe
set :ie fig, at $50 Menneifer bar
on1fomne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-15

ife @resie bar i6ag opti1ni1tilf oa
tillioSfulo meo &e11ipn til oen geote,
Der blep ien6t til Sfotlan6 igaar al
2ai1 Gireann> og iom antoges at
billie fpre til en- bellpffet &onferens
/ Snbernels -206e Gept.
9togle al @1ooene erflere6e bent
no. at oen irIfe 9eote ontog 21op0
Georges Snobpoelle, og at 3e @a-
1era og &abinettet ifal 1npoe ioaa
ffor ftr at pelse lloiesessiia'ssea,.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-15
Mebgang / @ntallet at Yoitrbbe,

Neogang I Nntaltet at Yo1trBbe'
rier. @oibington 6en 96e @ept. -
8ebnbningen af Polt6etiente bar BE-
birfet en- Neogang / Mntollet al
Hoitreperier: 9ette fren1gif of en-
Grflering i6ag al Observation-Disclosures
Sans on1 at Sc li61te 5 Maane6er>
iioet1 @oltbetientene bleo bepebnet,
beleber Tobet Jam Gdlge af Yoitrbbe-
rier Jig bare til $8S,580> bboraf
$4,000 TOM tilrette i9ien. S Maret
forlo for @oitbetientenes @ebebning
bIeb ser begooet @o1treberier for ct
@elpb al $6,300,000> bboraf $3>-
100000 TOM tilrette.
ltnbertpoo6 b1 amta9e 116n9bmel,
len til 9onferemiem, @irmingbanl
M1a., ben 12te Sept. Den 6entofra.
tilfe Serer, @enator nn6ertpoo6>
Ser of 8reii6ent Saroing er balgt
.lom e1t af be fire amerifanlfe Gele-
CATER til Gonferenie1t ON guItntn.
eernes SSu6ifrenfning og BET fiesnc
9itens @roblemer, fog6e i6oa at
ban formelt biloe antage 11onebnel-
len, ,1aar ban bab6e mo6taget oft
ciel 1tnoerretring ON ben. Son bar
tilbragt itn Gerfe ! 9ennesieefieloe-
ne. .-545. II. i
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-09-15

Sefreter bos George 8. bon Meper,
ga bennc repr9lentereoe 9lmerifa
ct. petersburg, og bar iioen inoe-
bapt bigtige Stillinger. Sun funge.
re6e 5om @efret9r for Noot= Som,
misiionen Muslan6 1917 og bleb
ONT @plten famine 9lar 116n9bnt til
@bef for Observation-Disclosures
rus1ilfe Mf0eling.