Grand Forks herald. [volume], August 21, 1919, Image 9

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te lomoa wivLava"
EVENING EDITION.
tico Will Protest
"Against Action Of
American^ Troops In
Crossing Boundary
(Continued frofn page 1.)
lyiators as they did Tuesday.
ters, returning Jong after dark
ttight to headquaytera. here, re
many narrow escapes.
aviator had flown down a nar
canyon under a shelving rock to
the bandits were finding eon
pnt under the shelf. Another
with his face covered by red
caused by driving through a
arm at high speed, the I hail
bruising him.
Garranza Troops Ijocatcd.
|lators located all American col
I in Mexico yesterday. The fliers
found the Mexican column under
ral Bruneda near Cuchillo Para
icl reported the location of other
bodies of Carfanza troops.
landings were made In Mexi
fhen the troops found a smooth
place they placed a gia^t
-shaped lettpr "T" on the ground
ie guidance of the aviators. The.
ors have been dropping orders
ivalry commanders from the air.
hen the fliers left this morning
carried news bulletins furnished
the Associated Press, which they
to, drop for each cavalry
jroqp operating in Mexico, to give
•hem the news of the outside world
dtice they crossed the border.
Rebels Control.
|Paso, Tex., Aug. 21.—Rebels un
(KyGordiano Guzman, are masters of
^and property* in parts of the state
"'flchoacan, according to the Excel
a Mexico City newspaper, daterj
list 13. Federal forces, it Is said,
made no efforts to pursue the
big chief.
'JJj^pmmerce and agriculture are de
Iri^Wftllzed as a result of the gunman's
'depredations, the article says.
Tamplco Bandits Taken,
edo, Tex., Aug. 21.—Mexican
Its who robbed the American
... ,brs in a launch from the U. S. 8.
jJHeyenne off Tamplco early in July,
nave been arrested by Carranza secret
police In Bona Cecilia, a suburb of
Q&npico, according to information
received here today.
sident Has No
ower To Declare Peace
By Proclamation Only
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from page 1.)
reply to your sixth question^
s#Ai only express the confident opinion
that the immediate adoption of the
:re&fy along with the articles of the
stfveniint of the league as written
mu4 certainly within the near future
^jRjce the cost of living in this coun
try, as elsewhere, by restoring pro
luctipn and commerce to their norm
il strength and freedom.
"For your. convenience I will num
ber the remaining paragraph# of this
etter as the questions to which they
ir(#:- intended to reply are numbered.
^£{5 Other Nations.
'"Mven. I have had no official in
orthatlon as to whether Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Holland or Swlt
.erl&tid will join the league.
"Isight. I answered your eighth
iuea||bn in reply to a question asked
ra At our conference the other day
.wlSyquestion referred to licensing of
«po§ts to Germany).
'Wine. In February, 1917, Spain
waste
quested to take charge of Am
erican interests in Germany through
.ler diplomatic and consular repre
sentatives and no other arrangement
"Csince been made.
en. The- committee to prepare
for the organization of the
for the establishment of the
of the league, and- for the pro
•.eifiings of the first meeting of the
isjSinbly, has been appointed but has
Uiffreported.
Allies Arc Authority.
liEleven. Article 118 of the peace
ty, part IV, under which Germany
lourites all her rights to territory
erly belonging to herself or to
allies was understood, so far as
icial provision was not made in the
ty itself for its disposition, as
stituting the principal Allied and
lociated powers the authority by
Ich such disposition should ulti
,tely be determined. It conveys no
to those powers but merely en
_sts the disposition of the territory
'i question to their decision.
"Twelve. Germany's renunciation
In favor of the principal Allied and
associated powers of her rights and
titles to her overseas possession is
riMitnt similarly to operate as vesting
m-those powers a trusteeship with
Inspect of their final disposition and
"government.
"Thirteen. There has been a pro
"vislonal agreement as to the disposi
tion of these overseas possessions,
whose confirmation and execution is
dbpendent upon the approval of the
League of Nations and the United
Stat& is a party to that provisional
arf&bn
ent.
'"•fffjK.' African Territory.
•'•flramrteen. The only agreement
between France and Great Britain
wttf^ r0gard to African territory of
whi£ti^I am cognizant concerns the
Wtt»6bsitlon of rights already pos
,'seww^hy these countries on that con
The provisional agreement
J"i»«id
to In the preceding paragraph
'*i all the German overseas pos
in Africa as well as elsewhere.
i"Fifteen. No mention was made in
nection with the settlement of the
AT.T. KINDS OF
FRESH FISH
FOR FRIDAY
I
vCleaned
and Scaled.
QUALITY EX,
T.-S. 26 .N. W. 740 also 741
Opposite Orpheum Theatre
DISCOVERY THAT
BENEFITS MANKIND
discoveries hate added greatly
nn welfare.
F835"Newton originated, the vac
process for condensing milk with
lane sugar to a
temi-Uquid
fonder
form
I In 188S Horlick at Racine,Wis., dte*
Dvered bow to reduce milk to a
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ft
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Saar basin If the service of an Ameri
can member of the commission of live
to be set up there. ..
Belgian Frontier.
"Sixteen. It was deemed wise that
the United., States should bfe repre
sented "by one member of the com
mission for settling tire new frontier
lineB of Belgium and Germany be
cause of' the universal opinion that
America's representative would add
DeMers Ave.
402
CUCUMBERS
FRESH DILL,
per
bunch
408 DeMers Ave.
PLUMS
GREEN PEPPERS, large
size, 6 for
CARROTS, AND
Wholesale and Retail
Per Doz. $1.20
CRAB
APPLES, home
grown, per oushel
dry
form with extract of malted
aim, without cane sugar.
[This product HOMJCK napied
lalftodlUHb (Name sin^e copied
othets.) Its nutritive value,
Rgettibitttyi aad ease, of preparation
by limply stirring in water) and the
net that it keeps ip any climate,
proved Of mueh valoe to mankind
an ideal lood^rink
from tnfinujf
f* HMUWtHMt
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to the commission a useful element of
entirely disinterested Judgment."'
Saar Valley Commission.
"Seventeen. The choice of the com
mission for the SS&r Basin was left to
the council of the League of Nations
because the Saar Basin is for 16 years
to be directly Under the care and di
rection of the League of Nations.
"Eighteen. Article 83 does in effect
provide that Ave of the members of
the commission of seven to fix the
FANCY DILL SIZE
Per Bushel $ 1,25 Per Bushel $ 1.25
Shipping orders Include 15c extra for packing and box.
PEACHES PLUMS
Fancy Washington Fancy Washington Red
Per case $1.25 Per crate $1.65
TOMATOES TOMATOES
FANCY GREEN TOMATOES
Per Bushel $1.25 Per Bushel $1.25
Shipping orders Include 15c for packing and box.
RED PEPPERS,
10c
McElroy's Grocery
Fancy Burhank Washington Plums, a reddish plum pat up in peach
boxes, first class condition. Will keep for days.
Per Box $1.25
Send In your mail orders for these. Filled promptly. We expect
to have sugar in either today or Friday.
25c
iAsdons, Sweet, Juicy California Oranges, Good Sizes.
Per PecK $1.00
THE LEAOIKO
GLASS TOP JAR
COVERS, Off-,
per 'dozen
ECONORIY PINT JARS
per dozen
MASON JAR COVERS,
per
406 DeNERS AVE.
Ever wonder why we
believe in good service?
Both Phones
848
CUCUMBERS
GREEN PEPPERS,
35c
per
doz.
GROCERS
Grand Forks and Fargo, N. 1.
ECONOMY JAR
COVKRS,
&CZg%
dozen wulv
$1.25
It's because we know the more we do (or you the
better you'll like us.
And the oftener you'll come in.
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We run our store to please you because that makes
business for us.
We know you like groceries delivered to yotkr door,
so we maintain a good delivery service.
We know you like the best of everything for your
table, so we keep that kind of groceries in stock.
We know you cafT't come to the store sometimes, so
we have a telephone for your convenience. We know
you are not a grocer yourself so Are give you the benefit
of our thorough knowledge of groceries.
For example, It isn't easy for you to know all about
baking powders what they are made of. what they will
do, which ones are most efficient and economical.
We do.know baking powders and when we recom
mend one to you we do ao because we are sure you will
bf pleased with It
One we are glad to recommend & RYZON. it's
pure, It's always uniform In quality, It's, efficient and,.
economical. It's a baking
give you the very bast r*ul
baking powder let us send yon
price 40 cents. j'
if Mb.
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40c
per
doz.
Phones 704-705
PLUMS
APRICOTS, large
baskets
GREEN TOMATOES,
bushel
...35c
BEETS, peck/' ..
ORANGES ORANGES
60c
$1.25
35c
per dozen
ECONOMY QUART
JARS, per dozen..
Ginger Ale Ginger Ale
Special sale on White Rock Ginger Ale. Load up today.
$1.50
4-Dozen Case $4.00
CQ AA I FANCY BARTLETT AA
PEARS, foer basket. .ipO.f/C/
Apricots-- Buy Ttiejn Now--Apricots
Packed in peach cases. Nice large fruit in perfect condition (rill
stand shipping anywhere. Order by mail at onoe.
Per Case $2.00
Phones: 704 and 705
powder which will a
Ita. When yoa nead mora
We also want yeu to have a' copy of the famous
RYZON Baking Bock. Ask us about it
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boundaries .between Poland and
Czecho Slovakia should be n6mtnated
by certain countries because there are
five representatives by those' powers
necessarily means the., nomination of
one representative br each of those
powers.
"Nineteen. No Buch commission
has yet been appointed. (The com
mission referred to Is that for the fix
ing of the Polish boundaries.
"Twenty. It was deemed wise that
the United States should have a rep­
SAVED
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always
1 mora
a pound of RYZON,
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A
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A Few kerns for Yoor
Maxiceting List
Star Ham Star Bacon
Vegetole (Shortening)
Armour's Qleomargarineo
Nnt-ola Margarine
ehmMoMBBrttor GrapeJaice
Meats
fsasr Packag9 Foodt
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GRAND FORKS HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21,1919.
Ceffee Sa^a
Riee Hearing
Fraakivrts,
Twaflsh-'^'
Ih a!", ,.
resentative on the commission set up
to exercise authority over the plefcl
sclte of upper Silesia, for the sanv
reason that I have given with regard
to the commission for settling the
frontier line of Belgium and Ger
many.
"Slhcerely yours,
—"Woodrow Wilson."
CONSTITUTION NOT RECOGNIZED
Washington. Aug. 21.—President
Juan Bautista Quieros of Costa Rica,
4&&-*
is
4*
MADE.
Fran Klin
FvM. vahze
•Mf*
i,
tit
successor of Federico Tlnoco, has, been
notified' by the American government
hat the validity of the Tlnoco con
stitution or any government acting
under. that legislation would not be
recognised by the United States.
Beet root is fattening and good for
people who want to put on flesh.
Lettuce has a sootning effect on the
nerves and is excellent, for sufferers
from insomnia.
2 Ere», Yolki only
1 dun of Pepper
HAVEyollu
pDVpl Cooldag
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CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO.
P.O. Bo* 161 MwT«k
and
Italians who know real olive oil are enthusi
astic about Mazola.
Tour grocer sdh Mazda at aboat Ae price
of ike olive oiL
Hake TUs Mtcfaws Hayonuise Dressln§ Today
dependability
ARHVtR
s»i-W
1 fht of Mssola 1 teaipoon of Mustard
1 teupooa of Salt 4 tabkapootu of Tioegar
all ingrediemi and mixing tstestih eoM. Mix dry ingredients. Add
en ud when well mixed, add teaspoon of vinegar. Add Mazola
drop by drop until the mixture begin* to thicken, beating slowly. As coon
aa the mixture thicken*, add the remainder of the vinegar a little at a time. Now
beat in die remainder of the Mszola gradually until all ia used. The mayonnaise
should be thick enoogh to hold ita chape. Put in a glass jar and cover closr.. Place
in the ice box to be used when seeded. It will keepforweeks. Ponotstfritwhea
you open it| take out as much as you need with a tablespoon, and dose the jar.
Bade simple
aad
tive SbalntioiM. A book yoa will keep. Free—write at today for
ecwenica! wken yoacoo.
sdt tiwiew68-pageCeni ProdudsGMkBook. Attrac-
NATIONAL STARCH CO.,
things to look for today. Vatae—to be sore you get 100 cents worth
for every doflar yon spend dependability —to save you from experi
menting or
Under the Armour Oval Label—the symbol of food cer
tainty—you can select from over 300 foods of highest excellence. They
are true money-savers because there is no costly experimenting—hence
no foods to throw away. And as practically aB the hard woik of ,,,
preparation is doo£, there's a big saving in yoor time and energy.
When you check up your household expenses at the end
of the month, you'll be glad you have ah Armour shelf in your pantry.
It takes the guesswork out of food buying and serving. Why not
start one today? Ask yoor neighborhood grocer far Armour Oval
Label Products.
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S. K1NNAN, Mgr.
Oeaad Forks Branch House
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TIB* A FOOD.
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cooking and salads
THE mosty dueraninatiiig epicure cannot say
1 whether it Mazda or imported olive oil in
mayonnaise or French dressing served him.
it
Saks Rtpmr.iaiivts
306 Gaaritaa Life Baildias St. Paul. Miaa.
There's Thrift
in Using
Oval Label Foods
TT isn the amount you spend for food, but
what gou get for your money that determines whether or
not your buying is on the wisest basis.
these are the important
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