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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-29
CREAM 5oe ID. AT MeCANNS.

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Waitress Wanted Hetel Warren.
November Records now on sale at
e. E TorneH's.
Rasmus Hage attended to business
| matters in the twin cities last Thurs
day. -
Try our steaks and roasts. They
are OF finest quality City Meat Mar
ket. hPone No. 4. 2t
Mrs. 81. NJ Blegen entertained a
number Of friends at cards Thursday
afternoon OF last week.
Mrs. s. r. Hatfield OF Faribault
arrived Tuesday morning for visit
at the home of her son, Archie Hat
field. -.
Just unIoaded d carload Of Tam
arac fence posts which will be sold at
new low price-Lundgren, Wittensten
& Co. -z:zz., f
Mrs. RasmS Hage entertained the
|. teachers OF the Washington school to
five O'clock luncheon last Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Sundberg and little twin
daughters, Ruby and Ruth. OF Ken
needy, visited with friends in the city
several days last week
Mr. and Mrs Frank Powell, OF
PaIos Park. H.. arrived this morning
for a several months visit at the
home Of Mrs PowelFs parents. MIR
and Mrs. q. Wadswerth
Mesdames Ed and Hunter Quist:
gard delight fully entertained the lady
teachers Of the public schools and q
few other friends at the home of thu
former last Friday evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-29
A Tfunely Suggestion.

This is the season OF the year when
the prudent and careful housewife re
fplenishes her supply OF Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is almost certain
to be needed before the winter is over
and results are much more prompt
and satisfactory when it is kept at
hand and given KS soon as the first
Indication OF 4 cold appears and be-
fore. it has become settled In the sys
tenn There is no danger In giving
It to- children as 1t contains no opium
or other harmful drug.-Warren Phar.
macy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-29

Waitress Wanted Hotel Warren.
$500 q month will place q ColumI
bin Grafonola IN your h0mf.-E u
Torneu
=. A. Levine left last Friday even
ing for Melrose, where he has recent
II purchased confectionery store.
A. A. Lfndstrom can place Z 1oaa
ION your farm 1t 4 low rate az inter
est. 06fce upstairs Fred Swanson
Block.
Mr.. J. r. Easton left ON Sunday
evening for Bemldii, where he viii
spend Thanksgiving at the home OF
his son Chauncy.
DR.. O. n MeIand left Last Wedne4-
day evening for Detroit. Mich, where
he will spend ten days to attend Z
series Of medical clinics held there.
DR.. G.. G. Mugg, travelling oculist.
Of Grand Forks, who for many years
has made occasional visits to Warren,
died from heart failure at GrenoFa,
N. D., Saturday morning.
Marguerite HoEmquist, who is 8
student at the Noorhead Teachers
College arrived home Monday to spend
the week at the home OF her parents,
Supt and Mrs g. H0lmquist.
Misses May Nelson, Myrtle Johnson
and Pearl Allen will leave this even
ing for Moorhead to spend Thanks
giving with the Warren girls who are
attending the State Teachers College
there.
Clarence Bake returned this morn-
ing from the iron range country where
he has been in the interest Of his
work. While at Grand Rapids he
saw G. r. Patten, a former reporter
on the Sheaf staff At present Mr..
Patten is employed in the Herald-Re-
view at that place.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued during the past week
BY Alfred G. Swandbyr clerk Of court !:
Adolph Kjos to Ellen s. $40, Frank
W. Henning, Jr., to Tia A. Mccartney,
Henry T. Biorgard to- Ella T. Bengt-
son, Edgar r. Larson to Laura A.
Melo, Bernard Bjorsness to Martha
England,
Chas. a. Johnson's of Vega enter
tanned the following for supper las
Sunday evening, DIR. s. w. Swenson,
Rev. J. a. Anderson Of St Paul, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto WIcklund and son, Miss
Elizabeth Johnson Aaron Hillman.
AIgot Anderson, Arthur Ekman, F. A.
Larson, Mr.. and Mrs Olaf Brstrom
and family.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-29
.GLEANINGS
~~->~-"- -'s~'->----~-o-<~--~>
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FEED
49, --E -g
Buy It 1t the RexAu Store.
Waitress Wanted Hotel Warren.
Martin and International Feed Mills
tor sale by Lundgren, Wittensten &


for sale by Luudgren, Wittensten &
90.
A. ]. Noyes, of st. Vincent. customs
collector at Noyes, spent the first part
Of the week in Warren. :,
Mrs. AxeE Holmgren, of Grand
Forks, was a visitor at the August
Oetlmd home this week
Extra copies Of the Sheaf may be
bought at the news stands at the
East Side Confectionery and at
Bakkes Sweet Shop.
N. B. Olson. who has been a SUI
pervisor at the Spaulding Farm, Left
Sunday for Fergus Falls, where be
Will be employed for some time.
The First NATIONAL Bank of Warren
has several good teams OF horses for
sale. Prices and terms right. Call
at the bank Also some good cows
Local radio enthusiasts enjoyed the
privilege Of hearing a short address
by General John J.. Pershing Tuesday
evening. The address WAS broadcast
ed by the Minneapolis station WL4G
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-29
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Warren Building &
Loan Association viii be held at the
Warren National Bank On Monday,
December 4th, 1922, ut s. o'clock b. M,
for the purpose OF eIeetins three mem
bers to fill expirations in its Beard OF
Directors and TO transact any other
business properly arising before the
meeting.
Dated at Warren Mimi, Now %,
1892
4. e.. lIATTSON, Sec.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-29
MecANN PAYS CASH FOE HIDES.

Live chickens, ducks and geese
wanted. Call or write fer prices
Warren Creamery .z. ,-.-.a@
Four weeks tin Christmas and next
to seeing yeu tn person Christmas
day. nothing will please yeslr relatives
and friends more than your Photo
graph and Ndezen takes care. OF
twelve gifts. Fourteen fer q dozen
till Dec. 10th at Raveling Studio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
CAPTURE THREE STILLS
AND ARREST 2 IN RAIDS
h~mhrr< n Richmond Police r,r
mud state Officers Surprise
Wo0dviIlc Neproc.

oo'hScation of three stills, having
p" '"'al capacity Of loo gallons. and
''o'o gallons OF mash and the arrcs,
VI wv" negroes resulted from two
r''hs on Woodville yesterday. po-
nee from the First Precinct station
'"-"rerated with the state Prohibit
u"n department in making III. raid
Ihose arrested were charged with
operating the stills.
The officers made their first cor.
ture on the 1900 block Buchanan
street where they seized a forty
gallon stiN and arrested Edward ITar-
rS Two additional stills were con.
iiScattd at 1872 wood Street and Jo-
seph Burton arrested. Officer IL. d.
Brown. Of the state Prohibition De-
partment. and Policemen Anthony
and Butler. Of the First Station can
Quoted the raids.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Z ARRESTED IN $4,000
ILLINOIS BANK THEFT
Sheriff Held Mt Hiiinboro M Woman
Makes Dis
cIosurev.
TBy Associatcd Press.1

llILLSBORO. HI. Jan. ARREST of
Sheriff John Wilson and six other
men IN connection with tho $4,000
robbery Of the Panama State Bank.
resulted from disclosures OF n wo-
man. who implicated her husband, II
announced today by States Attorney
Raimey. Mrs. Jerry Brown, the
States attorney said. made n detailed
statement Of the use Of her home ms
rendezvous by the alleged rob-
bers.
Mr.. Raimry said Mrs. Brown de-
clared she decided ito tell what she
knew" sitter her husband had used tie
money she asserted the robbers had
given him 10 buy u new automobile
ana departed. Six men. not including
the sheriff OF MONTGOMERY County.
met III her home near Grcenvilc. she
said. They had made previous agree
ment with her hushah nd, and when
they departed after tho robbery. gave
him 500 | 80. or e .sat oc-
cordine 10 her story. way divided into
seven parts.
Sheriff Wilson wa~ released lat. to,
day in $4,000 bond. Tho six other
men under arrest are held in the
county jail here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
BUSINESS IS CONTINUING
TO SHOW Good GAINS
Federal Reserve Board AS
serts Normal Conditions
Gradually Being Restored.
TRADE GooD DURING HOLIDAYS
REPORT shows Decided Retirement In
european Exchanges. Which IL
ieipihE Foreign Trade situation.
ESr0rts Continue TO Decline.
GBy AsaocIuted prces.l


WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Continucd
upward moveIacnt OF business and
inc Gradual restoration Of normal
conditions are Indicated in the com
parison OF reports OF last month with
those Of the corresponding month OF
1920. according to the December re-
view Of the economic situation issued
tonight by the Federal Reserve
Board
Net Improvement was found by the
board, despite the recession of bust
ness activity on December as com
pared with the same month last ycnr.
Holiday Trade Good.
THE holiday trade" the board said
"is Il test OF the soundncss OF proceed
ing business activity. Reports from
Tho various Federal reserve district,
covering over half of the month show
that this years demand In the East
nrn district has registered an increase
running ms high "a 10 per cent Of that
or 1920. while In other districts the
situation iS' pronounced satisfactory.
manufacturing conditions. however.
the board reported as far from uni
form, thor" being. decrease OF ac-
tiYity In the iron and steel Industry.
while. textiles showed little change
from previous months and unccr-
tainty exists M to the future of the
clothing Industry. due To labor dis
turbanccs ana the continued demand
OF consumers for lower prices.
Freight Rates Mig Factor.
Freight rates" the board said, CON
time as disturbing factor. du. to
the belief that reductions already an
nounccd as affecting some nodi-
ties may bc much more widely cx-
tended In the near future.
Relatively lower prices FOR cereals
and cotton. the board continued, hn II
discouraged trade in the agricultural
districts and had resulted iu rctard-
ing the progress OF liquidation Of
frozen loune. Hardware and related
lines also was said To bc in an un-
satisfactory condition. but wholesale
prices are showing Increased stnbil-
ity." Unemployment. conditions were
reported By the board as but little
changed"
a dcci,lcd improvement in European
exchanges. tho board said. has tend
cd to some extent 10 help the foreign
trade situation during the month of
December. but the extreme caution In
tho extension OF bank credits. which
was previously so notable Il phase OF
our foreign trade still continues. Ex-
port figures indicate "a stnI further
decline OF activity In staples. while
Imports show an advance.
disturbed conditions I'm various
countries OF Europe stili render n
maintenance OF business relations
with them uncertain ana hazardous.
Rates OF interest. which had already
made n notable decline during the
autumn. have tended. on the whole.
still further downward. partly owing
10 the fact that there was no foreign
outlet for our capital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
HOLIDAY BILLS OF RARE MERITS
DELIGHT "MOVTE' DEVOTEEs
''ToIabe David ..Molly-O,' ''Cood and Evil and
lrailin Each Has Its Own Appeal for Re-
spectivc Coteric of Cinema Fans
At the BiJou.

~ the biJOu.
Molly-O." Mack Sennctts photo.
ufaha showing at the Bijou for the
Hrst nalt OF the week and starring
hahe! Normand, while one OF the best
OIL Mabci Normand. is not quite so
wen done and appealing as mickey.
MISS Normand lends herself to the
part OF the modern Cinderella with :,
Willingness and artistry that Is rarely
cduaiIed in such difficult part, and
IS ably supported by Jack Mu;halI.
"s Dr, John bryant: George Nichols.
as nm ODair, her fathcr: Jacuuelin
logan. as Miriam Manchester, and
anna Hcrnandcz. 80 Mrs. Tim o'Dair.
"'r m"'hcr, nut certain sense OF
r"hiness is lacking TO give the story
w" ono quaiity which would make It
exceptional There is action galore
IN me SWIFT interchange of varied
scenery ana the contrast between the
hunn!c donicile Of the O'Dairs with
the INJURIOUS frivoli,y Of the Holly
wood society leaders homes has n
hlafh"d erect on the character work
or tho actors. Tho real heart ,hrob
~ the him follows from the splendid
~ Interpreted part OF tho little Irish
RIrl. who arose from the position Of
IN" daughter uf Sashcrwoinan to a
.chdcr In society through "A belief in
IN" reality of tho little god called
iaith and an enthusiastic lend OF as
sistahcc to this divinity. 1t requires
ruitc bit Of time TO inroducc the
character Of Molly-O To her audience
through II perhaps elaborate first
scene. which ~ not Mt all regretted
from Its very vividncss and swift
ness OF action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
HARDING TO OUTLINE BENEFITS
DERIVED FROM CONFERENCE
President Statement Probably Will BE Made in Adj
dress OF Appreciation and Farewell at Last
Plcnary Session of Delegates.

they undertake. 10 come into line
on Article II. of tho Root submarine
proposals calling for the abolition
OF t-boat acticity against commerce.
II merchantmen arc 10 be subject to
quick conversion into fast light
cruisers the French might withhold
agreement on the submarine qucs-
ton. The French concern on mcr-
chantmcn Is the same as the British
concern over subma rinc-that In
time Of stress there would be IS
much likelihood of violating an
agreement against conversion of the
ono into light cruisers az Their.
would be of violating an agreement
against the use OF the other against
commerce.
Agreement * Possible.
There appears. however. n likcli-
hood that. on the questions OF both
The submarine rules and of restrict
.rg conversion Of merchant ships.
some agreement will be reached this
week. thus permitting of p,enary
session 20 announce tho terms OF tho
naval treaty. already detailed as To
it's important provisions, in thcS"
IL spa tches. Drafting of the treaty
has been going on as article by
article was agreed upon.
There remains. then. only the work
ing ont of an agreement ON certain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
AZ the broadway.

The delightful tale by Josopl
iiergeshcimer. which recently an
behrcd in the Saturday Evening Post.
ana ~ being shown At the Broadway
inr mo hrst three days OF the weak
OF hbic DAVID starring Richard
''hr'he'meSs. is real treat to lovers
OF genuinely artistic and uuus,,allv
Wcii donc piece of craftsmanshiu no
~. tcSHiuiIy create, maintain and
s'usiy such Tremendous dramatic
suspense that unknowingiv provokos
ne CONTINUOUS heart throbs found in
'h. screen version which Is so
Fp!.ndidlE interpreted by Barthc,,ross
ana Gladys lIericttc as Esther II,,-
D"'h, 10 achieve the distinctive
IN the him drama. The nuJct mas
t"r'i uuaintncss of the country viii
lhs". nnbrokcn until tho advent n,
thFce desperate thieves and murder
.fs ana the swift change Of the care
rec boy. "h" every one said was Just
'o' ahie, but yet a boy" into the
man who played Il hero's part. nj the
he!ghis or his long hoped for career.
presents unity Of cmcc, and a
s'hsichess OF purpose thar is flaw-
''ssiy artistic. The rural scenes are
exclusively appropriate and appeal
ing; the theme ot the simple conn
Try tads devotion to his mother and
ms love for the girl. who was his
truc friend. has ncvcr-dyinC an
fcAi. "i which the present pictur. is
mcritorious tritutc. Waiter Lewis
as iska iiatburn, ana Lawrence Ed
hinger as John Gait. are consistent
- unprecedented parts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
At the Colonial.

wallace Reid ana Lila Lee. In "Ren.
ffct, vie with each other in n
rather usual and unobvious tale.
pihyinS Mt Tho Colonial for the frs,
nan OF TINS week. with AN unusual
chafm or manner and expression.
me story Is one 81 these breezy. ad-
Ncnturous series Of episodes that nj
ways occur in New York civ. onl
always star AN artist whose work js
NOT sufficiently appreciated 10 allow
any degree OF familiarity with IN.
landlord. But Wallace Reid maE.s
an excellent artist. possibly because
he iS one, and Lila Lee makes a
never to-bc- forgotten side mariner
whose piquant reality and lovabl4-
ness create romantic atmosphere
ihht VIII excuse almost an. Mot
or absence OF plot. TO allow such a
series OF unusual accidents which
arrange themselves in such aerstI
iyihRiy behavable manner FOR the
sweet finale. is TO call down tho
wrath OF the gods OF realism. which
seem TO rule the modern school
upon the head Of the unsuspectiDr
oct obviously Well rcmuncrated
"uth"r Wallace plays the part of
Eareth Gerard. who turns out TO bc
bueIi Arnistcr. Jr.. the son of the
senior Arnister, prominent New Sorl,
attorney, played by Henry Barrows
rH'hcr well. Lila Lee impcrsonates
m" part Of Barbara Teller. richtfuI
heir To millions, who not only in.
h"rits the millions. but young ARMS.
Ter. The setting is principally on
the roof Of the New York rcsidnnc.
and, later, within.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Probing Negroes Death.

Junius Bolding. colored OF Wood
Vile Henr!co County, WIS sho, L.
death in North Twcnty-cichth street
last night. Death was said to have
been caused by a Punshot wound of
tho jaw. After Coroner Brodnay
had viewed tho body. IT was removed
TO local undertakcr's parlor. An
inquest Will De held At II o'clock
this morning. Shortly after tho
shooting, Icnrico County officers
were on the scene ana an investiCn-
tion Is being made by sheriff Webb
Sydnor and Chief r. Wilson Seay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03

Far Eastern questions. While the
Shantung question Is not to be solved
II would seem, TO the satisfaction OF
al. 1t Is still the hope that "A com
promise agreement can be effected
which Will assure a. complete clean
ing up OF the problem later. IL not
now.
MI tho powers having subscribed to
the four Root principles providing
protection against further direct or
indirect "aggrcssions" upon China.
there remains the drafting Of reso-
luton whereby all the powers
definitely rcaiflrm the Hay open
door policy in China-and the con-
ference work viii he over
Copyright. 1922. by United Ncws0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
CHICKAHOMINY CLUBS
TO MEET TOMORROW
Matters "f Importance WIN he Dis
""sse0 Mt Session in Murphy's
Hotel Annex

Announcement was made last night
that special meeting of the Chicka-
hominy Clubs and Good Roads AS.
ISOLATION will ba held tomorrow night
at $3.50 O'Clock in the annex parIors
OF Murphy's Hotel. Matters OF inn
D0rtance will he brought mp for dis.
cussion and II is hoped that there will
bo Il large attendance Of the mem
bers.
The Chickahominy Clubs and Good
Roads Association is backing tho
Central Route" as the selection for
the State Highway from Toano into
.1tfchmond, and during the past six
months has been successful in having
great amount of Improvement done
on that highway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
seeks EARLY Good Road Action.

kNoNNIILE. TENN. Jan. 2-Knox
county quarterly court, at its first
session of the new year today went
on record rs asking Governor Tay-
ior 10 call an extra session OF the
Legislature for passage Of leeisla-
ton necessary to the issuance of $50
100000 bond issue for good roads. the
fund To be used in the next five years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
wise WIN Practice Law.

George L.. Wise who turned the
Office Of commonwcalth's Attorney
for the city OF Richmond over 10 his
successor yesterday. will engage in
the general practice OF law, having
formed partnership with Raymond
Il. Richardson. formerly examiner
of claims. Federal income taw unit
Washington. Mr.. Richardson Will
make a speciality OF income tax work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Jumps to Denth From Liner.

PLYMOUTH, ENG. Jan. "a Rel
Sian passenger on the steamer Zee
land who had departed from New
YORK jumped overheard ut sea and
was drowned, tho steamers officers
reported on her arrival here TODAY
amidst n raging gallo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
NEW FIRM BEGINS
BUSINESS HERE TODAY
Wheat, williams d Co.. Inc, Omen
Offices In American National
Ilank building.

The recently organized firm OF
Wheat, Williams & Co, Incorporated,
Will open for business in the Ameri-
can National Bank Building this
morning, and will engage i'm tho
general business of Underwriting and
dealing in Investment securities.
clinton T.. Williams is president:
lanes c. Wheat, vice. president:
James j.. Gallehcr, treasurer. and
Jack NJ. Parrish. secretary These
officers. with u. Henry IIarwood, j.
scott pa IRISH and oliver j. Sands
form the directorate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
by Robert j. IirnIrr,

United News staff corrcsooul.nt
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2-ircsi,lcn
Harding viii personally assess for
the bcncht of the country. what ho
believes to be tn. great advantages
accrued from the arms conference
The Presidents statement n,v In
made in an address Of apnrccI,tinn
and farewell at the las, nI.n,r,.
session OF tn" conference. II is
known that he has considered such
action with View to voicing the
hope that similar conferences NAV
b" held in the futur. when occasion
demands.
ON the other hand he may wait tho
presentation to Congress OF the four
treaties to come out of tho confer
cnce. Either occasion--and he might
utilize both for the purposc-woul,i
afford an opportunity to state def.
nitcly what tho conference has
meant. from the administration.e
standpoint, not only to the causc of
world peace, bu, t" the cause Of
reduced taxation.
Drfrrs Tax Suggestions.
In this connection the Presidents
decision to withhold suggestions for
further revision @! the tax program
until other things are out OF the
way Ia pointed To as cvidcncing his
desire to show that tax reductions
can actually be considered in view OF
savings made en- the curtailed navy
building program wrought by tho
conference. Congress hopes to lop
OFF approximately s30O.0O0.0OO in APP
preparations for ornaments. but the
administrations desires in this. as
we'll az tho definite appropriation for
tAe Navy Department. naturally
await the hnai work of the confer
cnce.
The question Of converting mer-
chantmcn into war vessels is the ono
big nut left 10 crack in that division
ot tho conference having to do with
limiting ornaments. The French
are understood TO have instructions
from their home government which
Will cause them 10 bring up rules
for nrminG merchant vessels before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
AZ the Dlueblrll.

Tom Mix, playing in "Trailin'."
the Biuebird Offering for the first
haif OF the week. makes a hero
whose unsurpassed activity and gun
play vies with that OF William, 6.
Hart. The plot is much too crowded
to permit OF that unity of effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Old Municlpn, nce,,n. nns.

COLUMBUS, GA, ian. To-day at
noon tho mayor and aldermen form
on CIT! government was replaced by
INC commissioners manager plan in
Columbus.