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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
Brand / Dinnepeo.

Sra @innipea, Ian., telearaferes,
at Ell Sloebrano, iom Sillcoag brso
no | og belpis la9be 9ulforo 9locf
paa SonaIo Street / 4uincr. mi6Ier.
tioig bar iat II Sirmaer no al SSor.
retiring % anrettet ct @proitab poa
ca. $250,000. Sabet ifal ooa paa
Oct il9rmelte bore bGffet of Isiu.
rance.
On al SranontGnoenc, Senrp
gl,brap, fom rtoget tilifaoe, ioet ct
Gtpffe al Saset ialot neo paa baln,
mems ban befanbt fig oppe paa en-
9ranoitige.
Der blGite lrnoer 9%ranoen Ell iterf
Sino, iom braete Slammerne til at
ipreoe Jig meb itor Surtigbeo % /
bsi 8rao panifeliseioroe SIllfnings.
arbeioet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
Sriheoen / 1uIesape.

Sra philadelphia berettcS 23be
December: "Slmnp" 8eter 8eber
fra Heabing, go, forIob ibaa citer
% Iars Spbolo Siigtblliet / gaitern
Serniplpania ionn en- fri Wano.
Sffe nlene bar ban al 8ubernsr
Sprorl blepet fillot beraaoet for Den
linspariac Straf ban par ibemlt for
ct | lin llngoom begaaet Woro, men
han baooe ogiaa / i'm 2omme 5000,
iom al DC 1,701 Sanger Der ifiningct
ianmen til bam iom en- Sulegape.
90 oct beoite al alt = bans So
slar gantle Iooer, ion poa mango
slar al SeIbreosbenipn bnpoe pGret
noe al Stano til at bciosc bam /
5Ggnslet, bar fommlet til Heaoina
for at tilbringe Srlen ia rnlen nreo
ban1. @eber bar Silitrit o. Ell Sat.
ter, bpilfen iioitn9pnte bat life bar
feet iioen bun par en- 9abp. Se Dor
/ SurriSbira.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
en- Iioen 1uleroman.

Sra Nen 9orf berettcs Den 23be
December: Saapel Den ifrepne iom
ben uifrepne Sop paa Sisen blep
brrot al Srll Solpeig 9l,l, S,titril
iii aaptein @ita, Ssrer al Sen Hor.
life Imeritaliuies Camper "ger.
gensiioro", ium mfom fertil ioag
ianrtioig meo i'm Mab. Siln bapoe
lat iig fore at bile tilbrinlc Siilen
ialnmen meb bam, og at buerfen Sop
caer "Heo tape" ifuloe iorbinOre
benOe berfra.
ssrll Sull i%ortalte, at blrn isrit
bapoe aniegt Siniens Sircttion ON
Silaoelie til at gisre Hciieu / i'm
WtaroS &abpt, men oct bleu uben
pioere aiilaaet. De gioroe henoe op'
merfioni paa Sislopene, Tom fro.
rer, at Ell aaptein ifal laoe aonen
pare igien bierlme, iaa bah life bin'
breS / at pie Sfibet lin uoelte Sp.
merfiombeo.
Saa fisbte bun zig Ell isrite SD
bpts Billet. Sitter gicroe Sirettionen
benoc opmerfiom paa Souen o. isgte
at iorbiubre Heiien. Sun iriiltereoe
imiolertio paa lin Tet til at reiie
meo bpilfetipmbelit Sfib, bun sn.
lfebe, % bermeo blep oct. Trn Bull
lao peo &apteineuS Soro REQ bpert
Iaaltio, men bun bleu al &aptetnen
bebanolet ligeiaa iormelt iom De
epriae Y~asiagerer.
fsrl 9ul iatte life Ell eielte Sang
paa Sperreiien lin SOB paa "Ser.
aensiioro"s Gommarbobrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

rsr C"caiingS"O, isr man trenaer
lteo | ben oliefsreuoe Sano, iaa lis.
ltremningen tan fontroleres. Sette
Irbeioc oellteS at bile taae etpar
Tigers Sio, bporefter @ortnaen bill
blt fortIat lleh / Siertet al Slieian.
Den, % man gisr iig iiffcr Sorpent
ming ON, at Ell "8uIber" oa bill
IprlIole op.
@orinaen al @rsnoen err lat iaarla
al Che Erairie StateS Oil onb Gas
Scmpanp", organiieret al 3yoIf paa
Steoet / oct Eiereo at iaa iirnbet
no, ON Der, iom Ser bar prret paa,
itaaet, finoeS Ole beri @encn, % set
Ter MI no til, at bette bill pfc iia at
bore SilipIoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
praiioentens Jul.

Sfisnt oen feirebes i al Stilbeh
par set bo9 cit "glGbclig Hiil" Tor
ErGiibentfomilien / oct Spioe SOUS
iaar. Spab Ser ipecieIt biorog her.
iii par ben SmitGnbigbeo, at MrS.
Sarbing bar fontmet fig iaa bra
eiter fin langparige Spgoom, at bun
fitnoe prGiibere peo Siilemiooagen.
9un noglc faa al 9rGiioertens og
SuItrus nGrmcitc Senner bar til.
iteoe.
Ser bar intct Suletr9 / oct Spibe
,Slls bennegang men Der bar an.
fommet ct uitprtelist Intol Sllle-
.preienter, iom bar tablet op paa ct
itort goro ! IrS. Saroinss Gaslig-
p9reIIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
en- ny Sport.
&ismrub paa TIpuc. % Saattnr til
Eularcgnenc.
Gu &urtiarmtc til Ssbapct.

ser lQllpStleltofe SdDrttQllter %
S~inarSmGno omaaaes meo Sanfen
ON til Sommcren of ioreta9e Ell
Slppetur til Solarcirfeler % inben
y Elmer ira Iireiien at bore paa
Sast citer SpalroS % SSbisrn. Oct
er 5. DC. llppercut, I~r9iioent for
Detroit Cadillac Wotcr Gar So. /
SEEM 9orf, en- Soresangsmano /
Slppeiporten; Soiparo 6. Coffin,
@icepr9iibent for Slloion Wotor Gar
Corporation og GrGiioent for Sea.
tional Ieronailtic Isioctation; So.
roIo s. GmnnonS, SrGiioent for
embellishments / Setroit, Or.
Sames ". Sncbes, Tolitifommisirr
/ Setroit; @iuiam 6. WetSger, Yr9.
iioent for athletic GLIB / Detroit, pg
GbaS. s. Heooen, Er9iioent for
Ieromtarine IirpapS.
Elanen err at benptte Ell p9loig
Slppebaab, iom ifal tage Seien oper
Ganofarene ira SEEM gprf til Won.
treal, berfra opoper Sttawa Hiper
% en- HGtfe Snoiieer til Santes Ban.
Sper benue &i,tc er ser iii eilbuer
Sio fire 2anoiugsplaOic tiIgiGnges
liee. Sra SameS Ban flpper Gel.
ifabet norooper iii &ilbiou Ban %
Tolarcirfelen. Ilt iult blir Der ON.
firing 5000 Wtil at tilbagelGsgc.
S,iren antages at bile frGoe fra TO
I'll fire Tiger, oa Weningen er at tage
oct taaliet paa Teien.
9aa oenne Wtaaoe bringeS oct arf.
tiife Sllonis inoenfor en- ire Cages
Reiie fra Seem gorf. Selifabets
SportsmGno fan forbripe Sioerl meo
at ifpoe Soalros % SSbiern, mems
SinansmGnoene inberiSger Stilins
gen | Senieenbe til Ssmmer. %
8rubebriit iamt &ilberne til BET ppr.
bifrllbe Yelsperf, iom bibtil bar
p9ret bentet no Of oiSie @ene meb
iaamget 9eipGr, iaamange Saun 90
ipGre Strabaoier % meo Inpenoelie
ar Sl0 | Ufdalleopto.
&cgieringen / CANADA bar gipet
~ofiicieI Silaoclie til at foretage oenne
Slugt, iom forpentes at blipe paa-
iulgt al mango Here fra Hew gorf.
Gas og onbre 5orIpninger iepereS
al Srlbion Ban &ompaniet.
Sm ltnOfan9elien al Soccn beret.
retter DIR. &eooen, at Santen ON
Slppuingen til Suoion @ap.Ggnelt
fprit gai1ife nplig par opitaaet hos
ham unber Ell 2uftieilabS rper Gros
pinien Quebec. San opoagcoe bers
unoer talrige Sanoe % Gluc, Ionl
Itoo / iaa birefte cller NOR 6orbln'
oelic meo binanoen, of De, praftilt
talt, barneoe Ell nGitet ianlmenhGn.
genoc Sanbpei % Sanoings'teoer
belt ira Seem Yorf til Eolarcirfelen.
Ieo nGrnrere ltnoerisgelie ianot
ban, at Ell Heiie meb SlinoelfDos og
/ 9oao til Suoipn Ban MT tager ira
Ter til otto Tiger, alt eiter SGionens
9eifaffcnbeo, og at bette nlellte ira
Ter til otte Tigers baarOe Strabaoier
oq mango ssnrer for enbper unotagett
Sc melt erfarnc Geiienbe.
0ettc par oct, iom bragte banl
poo ben Sanfe, of oct, ba 10 iaa
monae frenragenoe Sorretnings.
mpno oite refer I'll SerbenS Gnoe
for at isge me Sorneielicr, piloe
prrc en- goo Soc at tage ct SelItab
al S%portsmpi1o paa Ell Slppetilr I'll
oiSie fierne Ggne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
Smaanotiier.
Gn cnaelif Gn &lnr &lan.

Gu er ogiaa England blet pelllgllet
meo en- %bennelis Organization, ionl
ipnes of bore ifaaret efter Ianlme
MsnIter iom Ben ameritan'fe Stu
alur 8lan. Salialb bar Den | Oct
pore melt 2isbeo meo DC amerltaillfe
Miobere al Ratifiorten, etterlonl
Meolemn,erne er u~oitaiferet nlep
bIobrsoe &iortIer, paa hpis Sorlloe
Ser Itraaler ct tort acrs. De toll
Ser iig nemlis &orsiarernes Sroen.
ifaI ogiaa pRre maIferet.
Men bpao beres Sormaal og Sp'
oaper anaaar = foriaapiot iom Der
err iipet noget no oerom - lplleS DC
of pnre nGrmeit beilGgtet meo DC
italienife 5aciilter.
Ssrt1ettes poo 6tee I. .-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
Rtse Sfatteifulfere.

s Sorbunbsretten / YittSburgb,
So, blep Der forrisc llee al Sor.
StaterS Siitriftsaopofat Sanfirf inb.
bragt Sororinger moo Sinansmini-
iter Wellm % II andre fremitaaenoe
9orgere for ubetaite Sfatter til ct
iamlet 9elsb at $4SS,953. Iegie-
rinsen paaitaar, al Nenne Gum itpl-
bes ipr ubetalt Snofomitifat paa Ell
Iftieoipioenbe, tom blen nbbetalt al
Gull Oil Corporation / 1913.
gelpbet, iom SinanSminiiterer
paaitaaes of ifploe, opgipeS I'll 1926
6S4. Scr. NfeQou bar oengoug &or-
poratipnens @iceprpfibent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
Julepoiten.

Sfelge Slloberetninger iii ToitOe'
partementet / @aibineton ira so al
9anoets ~itsritc Soitfontorer, bar
Srleppiten / bisie gper ioar, ~foriaa.
piot @olilnlen orgaar, ben iterite /
SepartementetS Siitorie. S Here al
9perne pnr Den Oobbelt ina itor ionl
Sagen forllo for Slilcn ifior.
s Rep Yprf alere bar SnotGg-
terllc be fsritc 16 Gage al December
$275,000 itsrrc cto / fannie Sibsa
rum iiior, pg Yoitmeiteren / Chicago
inoberettebe, at Den berfra rhgaaenoe
SSrlepoit bar AZ Brocent itsrre END
forriae Iar og NGneoen al anfom.
lnenoe Yaffepoit minblt % Srocent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
YIuoicIia operospcOc$ sicloerinq

YluoieIie %operospc0e5 sjcloering.
linsen al ct forifrGffeIiat BUILDER
eiteriuIet al Ell Mo@ic nabitprtenoe
Ii,riten % ct ipagt &nno paa SiGIp.
Srpos Saoerens fortpiIeoe Mnitren.
seIier Ipffeoes bet life oen ubeloiae
Santa Claus at fumme bperfen op
euer neo. San ioN init iom / en-
Sfrueitiffe.
Sans Mebbelelie ON, at ban bopoe
5obi9ite paa en- Gfiot$, % at ban
iilsen Sfabe bapoe Iiot, beroliseoe
SsomiIien. Der bier ienot 9i,o citer
De to Wiirere, men paa @riiilo al
Den Is Spmmer tpffe Mtlrpps tager
MISUNDERSTANDING Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
SIomme 90 Storme.

IRA Seattle, @aib., meloes Sllle.
bad, of Slompanoet / flere al Glpene
/ oen peitlige Gel al Statert, iom bar
Iteaet iterft iom Sslge al Oct lterfe
Gedn, uur blepet betpoelig bemnlet
al ben inotraaote 9illOe. Hegnet
bar opbert oppe / 9ierge9nene, og
Geiret bar foloere.
gn Sfaoe paa mango tii'en Col
lars bar blepet anrettet al Ben lterfe
9inb, iom 9ageu ioruO bapoe raIet
/ gallelle omfring Tuget Souno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
Operfiort.

Or. Glisabetb s. Genio, Sores.
profession / Siitorie % 2%iterotur pco
3ocbeiter llniperiitct / &ocbeiter,
&c. o., blep Suleaiaen Srrbt paa
Stebet, ga bum fsrit bIeu ilaaet oper.
enoe al en- l~lingrenhe sI,ltomobiI og
bereiter ouerfisrt al en- anoen. Sull
bar "a Iar aammel.
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Ocoe PEG 1uIetreet.

Sra Stem Yorf mcIoeS 24be Sec.
Sorbunosbommer Fbomos \. Chart
iielo i 9rocfIpn bsbe ioas plitoieIia
/ lit Silent, mems bon hoIbt poa at
impffe ct Suletr9. San bIcp for 10
Iar iiben ubnGnnt til 6eoeraloom-
lner al baperenbe Srpiioent 3ooie.
nPIf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
Fred % ufred.

Fra Sreosfonferencem ! 2amianne.
sunflift melem Gnslamb % Spr-
fict prn Cliefelterne ! Mioiul. Gu
Srr BET meb 1t 8rnb? = Den al
rusiiife .&ongres / NDifua.
@erSens e~ienbommelisite Hatiunal-
ioriamling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

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for nGitcn
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frS. Oscar
,Iine Sol.
op g.. %.
&uooIpb
og 0trS.
Ser err
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tS1en.

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peo gtoon
or ilpitcn
fuloitpl,s
iaa ban /
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Barn ON
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iiffert og
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fbpt.
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bar uopsT
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sentation of his petition to Chairman Towner of the house Republican or ganization, explaining that he hoped it would be possible to achieve, with out conference. the things that he and other signers of the petition eX- pected to accomplish through party meeting. When he circulated the petition, he said is was the purpose to have the whole bonus question threshed out by the Republican mem bership.
 Besides Mondell and Lineberger, those colferring with Speaker Gil lett were Representative Fess Fess of Ohio, chairman of the Republican congressional committed; Chairman Campbell of the rules committee; Chairman Tincher of the agricultural committee; Representative Walsh of Massachusetts, speaker pro tempore; Chairman Madden Of the appropria- tions committee; Representative Towner of Iowa; Representative Woodruff of Michigan. a former ser vice man: Representative Mann of Illinois, and Representative Dunn, New York; Nolan. California; Sand CTS, Indiana. and Anderson, Mime sota. all members of the Republican steering committee.
 Members of the ways and means committee present were Fordney, Michigan; Greene, Iowa; Longworth, Ohio: Hawley, Oregon; Treadway, Massachusetts; Tilsan, Connecticut; {; Copley Illinois; Mott, New York; Frear, Wisconsin; Young, North Da- kOta. Timberlake COlorado: HSdlev. Washington, and Cbandled, Okla homa.
 Preparation of minority reports on the bonus bill by both Democratic and Republican members of the ways and means committee went ahead to- day but they will not be presented
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Flynn Is Appointed
 Master ill Chancery

TUCSON, March 1S.-Thomas A. Flynn, former assistant United States attorney for the district of Arizona, has been appointed by Judge William H, Sawtelle to act as special master of chancery in the hearing, to be held April 5. of the Arizona, Eastern and Southern Pacific railroads versus the State of Arizona. The case came be- fore the United States dihtrict court of Arizona for preliminary hearing March 2, at which Judge Sawtelle denied a motion by the defendants for a mandatory injunction and de- clared that the case should be re- ferred to a special master.
 At their hearing before Thomas A.. Flynn, April 3, the railroads will be asked to account for funds collected under the present tariff governing rates on freight transferred from one line to another at the junction of the two roads. The special master will hear and dtermine all of the issues in the action and will report his find ings to the federal court.
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WIFE CAVE
 BIGA|N|ST S1500
One Wife Tells Story of How She Donated $1 500 to
 Husband of Many

NORFILK, Mar. 1S.-Isaiah Moore, under arrest in Indianapolis, and ae- cused of having at least II wives, deserted one of his brides in Norfolk three years ago after getting poss- ession of her S1,50O, according to the story she told Norfolk minister and other friends. Moore came here from Chicago to work in a bakery under the name of Howard Wilson. He had just married Irene Hale, a west Vir- ginia school teacher, in Chicago, and the two lived together here only two days.
 The second day, Moore is said to have left for Sioux City with draft his bride had given hum, and has not been heard from here since until his arrest in Indianapolis.
 The deserted bride taught school in Newman Grove for a time then went to Omaha, where she was employed with a coal company. She secured divorce there She was married again at Bearace Mich, her name being Mrs. Irene Hale Chatham.
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sinser cOnfirms statesment

ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-Mme. Mar garette Matzenauer, grand opera
 singer, here on a concert tour, today confirmed the statement made at
 Monterey, Calif., by Mrs. Kate Glotz- bach-Howland, mother of Floyd Glotz- bach, husband of the opera star, that she blamed the activities of a Car mel, Calif. woman for her sons marital troubles.
 Mime. Matzenauer admitted that she had met her mother-in-law at New York the latter part of Febru- ary, and that atAa conference with Mrs. Howland,2 she had agreed to forgive and forget her husband.
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(COntlnued rom Page One) Leod ordered the engines stopped and the blazing craft rolled sluggish ly about while the whole crew be- came fire fighters.
 Seamen went over the sides in bos'ns chairs with sledge hammers, smashed in the cost iron port lids aid directed their hoses into the heart of the fire, but without effect. Even live steam, turned into the hatchways, failed to retard the flames
 At S:20 a. m., after the "S. O. S." had been sent out and rescue yes sel was heaved to, awaiting the re- suit of the battle Captain Mcleod decided that rather than beach his ship. he would try. stunt he learned during the war, while lodging enemy submarines. He steamed ahead at top speed, until the whole ship throbbed with vibration and her out line was almost obscured by the dense smoke sweeping astern. Sud denly he ordered the rudder hard over As the vessel careened in the "come about" her staTboard side lifted so sharply as to throw the tons of water in her hold LID along her sides and over the heart of the fire. Immediately the flames sub sided, and at 4 D. m., 16 hours after the alarm was sounded, the fire was under control and the vessel resumed her voyage
 Chief Engineer Garland was over come by heat and fumes in the last hour of the fight and was under the care of the ships surgeon for several days, according to passengers who narrated the tale. Richard Albrecht. chief officer, and Alfred Puff, sea. man, were slightly injured
 The Potomac still had about 30 tons of water in her hold, when, with a list to port, she steamed into port today.
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GLASS IF SALTS
 CLEANS KIDNEYS
If your Back hurts or Bladder bothers
 you, drink lots of water

When your kidneys nurt and your back feels sore, don't get scared and proceed to load your stomach with a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean, by flushing them with mild, harmless salts which removes the body's urinous waste and stimulates them to their normal activity. The function of the kidneys is to filter the blood. In "A hours they strain from 1t 800 grains of acid and waste, so we can readily understand the vital impor tance of keeping the, kidneys active.
 Drink lots of water-you cant drink to much; also get from any pharma- cist about four ounces of lad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa ter before breakfast each morning for q few days and your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate clogged kidneys; also to neutraliZe the acids in urine so it no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending bladder weakness.
 lad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in jure makes a delightful efferyescent lithia-water drink which everyone should take now and then to keep their kidneys clean and active. Try this, also keep up the water drinking, and no doubt you will wonder what became of your kidney trouble and
 backacha
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MEASURE

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was delegated as official spokesman and made this statement:

(Continued rom Page Onel was delegated as official spokesman and made this statement:
 We discussed the question Of the bonus in all its phases. fully, freely, good.naturedly. but did not reach any definite conclusion or make any definite arrangement"
 Chairman Fordney of the ways and means committee, said he had nOth- ing to add to that statement.
 "I want to call up the bill just as soon as possible" he said. Its go- ing to be passed quickly I don't think We will change the crossing of a "t' or the dotting of an 'i". We have a good bill"
 Representative Lineberger, of Cali fornia, former service man who holds a petition bearing sufficient signatures of house majority mem bers to insure the calling of a party conference for next Tuesday even ing. attended the conference with the speaker. He also had a. long talk with Mondell, but declined to say what had transpired
 Lineberger is withholding the pre-
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FIRE AT SEA

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Spring arrivals in Cheny Shk Ties-none better-the latest shades of brown, green, blue and gray e1 Nn AND Special ....-.. sQ 4sVV UP
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until Monday.
 Representative Kitchin of North Carolina, the Deocratic house leader, who appeared unexpectedly at the capitol yesterday for the first time in nearly a year, and other Demo crats, were writing a report opposing the bank loan provision. Representa- tives Treadway and Tilson were pre- pairing joint report for the Repub- lican minority.
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TO ABANDON 25,ooO ORPHANS.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-American relief workers will be forced to aban- don 25,000 orphans in trans-Caucasia and other famine zones of the Near East within the next month because of lack of funds, Charles V. Vickrey,
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WIRES ARE DOWN
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storm is accompanied by high winds

OMAHA, Maro-i 1S.-A heavy sleet and wind storm in the vicinity of Grand Island, Nebr, crippled wire communication to the west about S:15 tonight. according to the focal offices of the American Telephone & Telegraph Company. Points west O. Grand Island to the Pacific coast were without communication to east ern points, officials said
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MARTIAL CHIEFS
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able to show him the error of his ways.
 Mime. Matzenauer has acted splen- didly throughoutS and I in no way blame her for. taking the, final stand that she has after my son has been led to say the foolish things that the papers credit him with"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-10
An Appeal

Mr.. Editor:
Several years ago Rescue Fire
Company contracted with different
Carnival Shows to come in our city
and shared certain profits in all funds
taken in over and above legitimate
expenses, and there was much critl-
cism OF our Company resorting to
these means in order to raise funds
for necessary expenses and We have
abandoned for all time l trust such
shows We are now putting on the
second Automobile Show at the
Cambridge Armory and all proceeds
will go to Rescue Fire Company and
we appeal to the citizenship of our
town to buy season tickets, patronize
this show, help US and the business
men in this line OF business. We
nut have money to pay necessary
expenses and while we try to be
economical in every respect we never
the less must maintain strong or
ganization and to do so it takes
money We are supported good
people by what you give us. You
can buy tickets in many different
places of the town and tomorrow az
ternoon and at night We shall can
vass the streets and we are depend
ing upon you. This is our appeal
and we leave it to your good judg-
ment.
RUSSELL F. SMITH, Pres.
Rescue Fire Company.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-10
They Appeal To Our Sympathies

1927
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-10
Will ROGERS FIGHTS IN
lone GLORIOUS DAY.
Comedian Never Had Scrap In Real
Life, However, And Doesn't Want
Any.

He never had real fight in his
life, said Will Rogers, but he has had
several screen scraps and the most
thrilling one, probably, occurred dur
ing the filming of the Paramount
comedy, Zone Glorious Day." in
which he plays the leading role, with
Lila Lee as leading woman, and Alan
Hale as the villain, which comes to
the Arcade Theatre tonight and to-
morrow matinee and night
1t is with Hale that Rogers has to
indulge in real rough and tumble
fight and as the former is big man
well muscled and in fine physical
condition, the latter had to do some
tall hustling to keep from being
damaged.
When he had finished the scrap,
he grinned and after putting for a
: few minutes, Cbst rived: 'I'vz b@.n i'll
places where I've had to do some
arguing to get out without a fight,
but I never had regular scrap. I'd
rather tell 'em riddle OF two and
get their minds off the trouble. -
There is western drama in addi-
ton to the Rogers comedy, that
makes the lovers of wild riding and
fight loving men sit on the edge
Df their seats. The prices are
matinees 10 cents and night 1917
cents.