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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-16
the parties.
James D. Cooke,
Adjustment.
Chapman Levy.


Capt. NJ. NJ. Levy and John Hemp
hill, Esq, having met and exchanged
shot and Mr.. Hemphill having re-
ceived wound and the combat there
by ceasing, in consequence of his in
ability to further prosecute it, Capt.
Levy now withdraws all offensive eX-
pressions in relation to Mr.. NJ. Hemp
hill as contained in his reply to Mr..
Hen1ph;ll's observations in the Sum-
ter Gazette, and Mr.. Hemphill there
fore withdraws the offensive express
sions which gave rise to Capt. Levy's
attack on him, (Mr. Hemphill.)
C. Levy,
j. d. Cooke.
We consider the above adjustment
of the affairs between Capt. Levy
and j. Hemphill, ESQ.,, honorable to
both parties.
James Blair,
J. w. Cantey.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-16
WOMEN or
MIDDLE. AGE
Need Help to Pass the Crisis SAT-.
ly-Proof that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Can be Relied Upon.

Urbana, ILL., During Change of Life,
In addition to its annoying symptoms, /
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-16
THE HEMPHILL-LEVY DUEL
WAS FOUGHT IN YEAR 1888
Encounter Between John Hemphill,
Esq, of Sumter and Capt. M.
M. Levy of Camden-Rules
of the Game.

(From Abbeville Press and Banner.)
In thiso day and time when the
prevailing fashion is to "shoot him
on the spot" the following challenge
and rules for governing duel will
be of interest. The papers were
found among the effects of the late
General Robert R. Hemphill, and the
John Hemphill who sends the chal-
lenge was his uncle.
! John Hemphill was born in Chester
County, the son of Rev. John Hemp
hill, D. D., for thirty years pastor of
Hopewell Church. He practiced law
for while in Sumter, where he took
an active part in the discussion Of
the then burning question of ''nulli-
fication" and it is probable that this
duel was the result of the heated
Arguments then in progress. In la
ter years John Hemphill moved to
austin, Texas, where he became an
eminent lawyer, serving for some
years as Chief Justice of the State,
and as r.ember of the Confederate
States Congress. He died in Rich
mond and his body was carried back
to the home of his adoption and bu,
ried at Austin.
The Challenge.
Camden, Aug. 20, 1888
NJ. NJ. Levy,
Sir
AS you are the avowed author
of the article over the signature of
"a Jew" in the Camden Journal of
the oath, instant, of you l demand
satisfaction. Mr.. J. D. Cooke is au
thorized on my part to make the
necessary arrangements for our
meeting.
Yours &c.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-05-24
II It's Quality, Quantity and
Service

You are looking for, there's argument about it
The Zion Cash and Garry Grocery
combines all these and
Quality! that's what always studying every purchase
Quantity? WE'LL were not handing charity but give
for your money than you get elsewhere.
Service! if possible better we'd do but when
their needs supplied with little waiting claim
to this title ALSO
Our advice buy in large quantities possible. You
time and well saving in the price many
instances
Leave your order for Pineapples
No. Can Fowers Sweet Con-the best ever-while they
No Cans De Luxe String Beans-nothng better-was &c.
No Can Mixed Vegetabes-20c can, for. ...... Csc
Extra Fancy Washed Brazil Nuts SOC, SIC
Tip Top Condensed Milk, be told from Eagle Brand
was &c, now
Monarch Teas air tight packages stock from 8c
Apollo Evaporated Mlk-good-l8c for Csc
Bottle Monarch Catsup-extra fine for 41c
Dry Green Peas-worh 15c per lb-2 for. 15c
Pulled Wheat Pulled Rice Grape Nut Kellogg Corn Flakes
Post Toastes Shredded Wheat Biscuits and Others
Large Package Armours Oats, for .......... 49c
Soc Quart Jar Excellent Resy and you will sec
Kelogg's Cooked Bran, worth &c. for ....... 43c
Just few Brooms- going to let go for. 49c
Gavanc Soapa white laundry soap-l0 bars for. 53c
Jap Rose Soap-worth l21zc, bars for tic
&c Pkg Tooth Picks DC
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-05-24
Lunch Room

Like all the other Zion Institutions and Industries the
Lunch Room Restaurant Gin the Big Department
Store) has been steadily increasing its business.
1t recently renovated and considerably enlarged
and is very attractive feature of the store where
rest and be refreshed with the delightful Zion
Made Pure Ice Cream enjoy good Hot Lunch at a
very moderate charge
Zion has many visitors and frequently hear pleasing
remarks regarding good wholesome Meals Ice Cream
and Candies. Autosts passing through often make this
their stopping place for refreshments and procure
quantity of the renowned Zion Candies. Sometimes
large parties from distant points visit Zion and
look through the Institutions and the Tabernacle with
its large pipe organ. etc.
An officer is appointed visiting parties through
the various industries such the
Printing & Publishing House, where will be seen some
OF the largest machines with the human like oper-
atoms for producing good class color work for caaloes
The Bakery, from where car loads of goods are con-
stantly being shipped and all made with the most modern
equipment and cleanliness
The Handkerchief and Apron Factory, and
The Candy Factory, which has recently installed .
new cooling system and modern equipment for handling
high class chocolates etc. in the hottest weather
We shall be pleased to communicate with visitors in
tending to in body and provide suitable menu
for lunch.
In the various Departments of the Store will be found
the most Up-to-date Merchandise at prices afording
distinct saving.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-05-24
DEP ART MENT STORE

Big Special Purchase
Dolmans, Capes, Coats
A fortunate purchase of Domans, Capes and Coats in
Ladies and Misses sizes enables offer exceptional
values in these garments.
The Domans in three lots in fine quality materials
and are full or half lined with silk.
Lot $3.50 Dolmans Henna shade only, now $4,000
Lot 2-$35.00 Dolmans grey velour, etc. $3.50. 22.5O
Lot 3-$37. SO Domans full silk lined. ......... $500
Capes, $l575 values choice. ............... 975
Capes, $3.50 values, choice. .............. 1O75
Coats, $3.50 values choice. .............. 975
Coats, $3.50 values choice. ................ 1875
Many other garments have been taken from regular
stock and placed in this lot $500 $1,000, $3.50 and
$500 less than the regular prices
Make your selection once, these garments will go
rapidly at these prices.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-05-24

We wish to call your attention to Sp
now in season.
Oil Stoves Of various makes and size
Washers Of the most approved make
Electric Cook Stoves the comm,
thing for every home. See our demonstrs
ton stove
Lawn Mowers, and all garden acces
series.
Indoor Toilets, price $500. The bet
ter way.
Sprayers and spraying materials. Watch yor
bushes ETC.. very closely and don neglect spra
the fruit trees directly the blossoms have fallen Of
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-31

mas durazn6, abychom vStupo-
vali do rude gardy, iinak re
rem nebudou prideloVany Ii
votni potreby. Podotlkl, re Sc
ve Skodovce vyrabi 1900 ka-
nonu. ale &c 81 pro ne mad ar
sti bolSevici pfiidou. Pravi', re
noni hanbou, jde-li mad arsky
rudy gardista Sc slovenskym
deycetem, ale hanbou pry Je,
ide-li Slovcnka S ceskosloven-
skbm legionafem. Vyjadfoval
Sc O nasem vojsku tax spro3te,
&c otuzily granatnik sc mu-
sci studcm ccwenat.p
Prvni vyrcci luzickcho "a
: asu "a aarrcstsinost. - 9. 5.
70 dne IL. listopadu piSc !:
Dncs Jest prYe vyroti vefcjne-
DO vystoupeni nasich luzlc-
kFch bratfi'v boji "a samostat-
most a svobodu. Jakmile Meme
cko prohIa lilo, zc pfijlma
WilsoooVy podminky, tcz Lu-
Z eli SrboNG Sc pripravovall, a
hy We smys'u Sebcurcovacich
zasad prohlasili sva prava M
samostatny narcdni ziyot, Ln-
zickE 20 lance Almost Bart po-
9'a'-il &c r .ee. g lnzieNeho hfnu
Ii. prcdncsl V Baskem sncmu
pozadayky sv6ho naroda a po
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-31

tim novym nektera vseobecna
predsevzeti ktera by mohs witt uvahu Ma pfikad
Co Iikate pfedsezet re pfistm 1920 - ju-
biejnm bvy b6ohorske - budete die sill svych poma
hiatt nrodu nasemu vasti? ze, mate vast nejakeho
pTibuzneho neb znameho budete psati powbuzova
s dodayat to pomuze velika jest dobreho povzbu-
zucho sova. Trefn6 rekl Kramar, "nyni nam
de tax pohodne zt jako Rakouska Jest to jako kdyz
pro nekoho pracujete zadite samosatny OBJ
chod Jste samostani ale mate mnohem vice arost zod
povednosti takovem postaven desky narod
budee ponahati tez hmone pokud vlas nas budou
hladov6 deti, tyto nenevinejsf obeti valky.
rkate pfedsevzeti jednotydenni mzdu obchod-
nix ednodenni vydeek v6nuee dobre slechene ucee
poovnu zde a poovnu vlasti? Neni to mnoho, ale
zuc re kazdy mas takove predseyze ucin spni je By
y by millony dolaru n6z mohi bychom opravdu
buoovat nrod mas vasti zde staveti nase
ce6e Skol, moden telocvicny, dtulny siro
tnce pro nestastne opustene PAX pfesa bychom
mluvit naSem bzicim zaniku, ale WIDEN bychom pred
budoucnos TAX jasnou nadhenou ako poledn
novy den.
pfedsevzeti re volne chvile venuete vychazkam
do poll es hu do onoho v6cne Erasneho chramu pfiro
budee cisti dobre ceske kny Naseho Jraska IRE
bzsk6ho SmovskGho Nemcovou SvGtlcu, Cecha, Koster
mana Raise Machara name tech dohrych spsovatelu
bsnku ok jako nrohy yeliky narod Kdyby kazdy Czech
Ceska zna enom Jska vsechna diia Jehoaky by by to
narod! ~ y 49, 81
Take dobrym by bylo pfedsevzeti re kdekoi kdykol
poytectvi ukazc sva odpona ykada kepnete e Byo to
pokytecv obs astno prohbici nyni vastenecvi
tohoto neivzneSenejSiho skych citu zneuzva pot
rani pokrokovych idei praVe dskos Name velky duh
duh k tenn, kdoz odpocvaj pod paztem Francie tem
kd0z skropll zeml tu sVol krV DUN ten spate Jchoi
tehdy kdy pricnme ably nase krasne Hvezdy Pruhy
byy opravdu embemem toho zac on obe vrchovanou pr
nesli
Narodu nasemu vlasi, jenz zda malomyslnet pod
hmotnvm svzelem, ez jej obkopui nan vail, tomu
bych pfa ably pristim vstipl 81 do mys srdc
tuto filosofi vclkeho Americana Emersona:
N-assssss: ~ Sss !
Not gold but only make
A people great and strong
Men who, for truth and honor'S sake
Stand fast and suffer long
Brave men, who work while others sleep.
Who dare while others fly -
They build nations pillars deep
And lift them to the sky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-31
RUNE ZPRAVY.

Ejhlc, soudruh Munuv! Me-
ri zatccnymi pTateli Munovy-
mi je t take ". Gruher. CeStl
demici bratislavSkeho pred
mostf Pctrzelky (Ligetfa) po-
slali do "Vec. Ces. siova' u
kazku cinnosti tohoto muze,
ga kterGho chteli Stavkoyati
ltladeASti hornici. Vyjimame z
nj: "koneem kvetna t. L. byla
" Ligctfalu Petrzclce) svola-
ia schuze, ma niz byli nfednc
pozvani icn CcSi a Slovaci. We
SEerv zdojSi cegkoslovcnskJ II
vel SC dostavil k toto schulz $
|nadcii, ze snad opovrzcni a IL
i.sky, kterych nam bylo SnaSe-
til sc strany zdeiSiho zfanatiso
vancho mad rjkGho dGlnictVa
pfcstanou q re nam budc zdcj-
81 pobyt ucincn sncSitc'nej-
sim. Ma schulz prorlluyii cas-
Ky rccnik z Budapest Y. Cru
bcl. htery sp'lal v3cm Ccchum
4 prcSidcnta Masafyka naval
lumpcm. horSlm ncA Vilcm.
Nesi iin%nn praril ze is eiee
am Ccchcm, ale zc Sc ~ syo-
j narodnost stydi a vyzyyal
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emeck6m pieyratu ustavil


nemeckem preyratu ustavil VI
Budsine dne 10. listopadu
1913 narodni vybor, jakozto
pred dstavitele a mluvtlho Luzi
ckych Srbd. Narodni, vybor O.
hlasil, ze Luzicane zadaji sa-
.mostatnou Luzici. Pozadavek
tento pTedlozen byl .nasim mi
nistrem drem. Benesem miro
We konferenci. Samostatne Lu-
-zice nedosazeno, ale ziskana
ochrana luzicke skoly, cirkve
a kultury pod dozorem Svazu
narodu. Ones prvni vyroci
zahajeni osvobozovaciho bo-
je jsou sice Luzicane posudI
pronasledovani, jejich vadce a
+zastupce ma mirove konferenci
Arnost Bart dckonce veznen,
a to vsechno nemuze zdrzeti
konecneho uspechu spravedli-
We veci luzicke. Nemecku bude
jiste pTipomenouti jeho povin,
nosti, kterou projeviio svym
podpisem vuci cizim mensi-
nam. Pfispeni o5tatnich Slova
MI take nebude bezvyznam-
nym pro nejmensiho Slovana.
Nase republika svou resoluci o
Luzickych Srbech v narodnich
shromazdeni dne 6. t. m. nej-
Dive Sc prihlasila. Necht' Sc
trvaji Luzicane neechvejne We
SVEN spravedlivem boji. Jejich
v&c zvitezi.
Slzy boure We francouzske
3nemovne. O historicke schulz
move francouzske snemovny, "
niz po prve po temer so letech
zasedi poslanci elsassti a To-
trinsti, docitame sc nyni "a
aranicnich listech jeste We eza-
limaveisich podrobnosti: Hned
afi zahaj jovaci reci pfedsedyI
N6movny, ktery vitezstvi pri-
pisoval hlavne raznosti a pew
nosti Clemenceauove, uchysta-
a snemovna tomuto bouflivou
ovaci, iez ami konce necht6la
brati. C!emenceauovi, ktery
hlavu Ike stolku schylil, vyfinu
~ Sc Shy 2 oci! Ma krajni ie-
vici ozvaly Sc vasnive vykfiky:
"Slava Francii! Slava republi-
Gel" jez byly vlastne proti Gle
f7enceauovi namlreny. To bylo
eignalem k boufim, ktere skon
ely, tenrye. 20 ukonceni scllu-
&c. VSichni' fecnici byli bud
bourlive pferusovani, nebo a
K amovani. Vclika boufe vypu
kla zvlaSte, kdyz posi-. Fran
sois opakoval imenem Elsasa-
MI a Lotrintanu pTisahu re III
lnora 1871 kdyz socialni de-
nokrate vzcpfeli Sc pfi tom S
mist svych povstati. Kdyz Fran
co.'s projevil dix armade, obra
tia Sc celia snemovna smerem
k lozi, V niz sed6l marSalek
Foch. Clemenceau m uvil vel
mi pohnute imenem vlady.
Kdyz Thomas chtel pfedcitati
prohlaseni jmenem lotrinskych
social listu, zanikla jeho slova V
boufi, jiz Sc sucastnili zvlaste
i monarchiste. Usnesenim, aby
pronesene reci byly plakatova
ny, koncila historical schuze.
Polske "informace". Mezi Ii
dem na TGsinsku rozSifuji Po-
laci .statisice brozur nejrozma
nitejsiho obsahu, ceny vesmes
pochybne. Mnohe jsou mosai-
kami zprav, vybiranych 2 ces-
kych listu; nejvice smeti a bla-
ia dodavajf agitatorum ovSem
listy klerikalni. Sensaci, doda-
nou Polakum Cd "zvedu", Jest |
tato novinka: Republika cs. |
pred krachem. Financni mini
sterstvo nikdo uz ami nechce, a /,
president Masaryk jen nejvet |
81 namahou vyhledal kdesi pro
steho zida, jnlenem Sonntag,
ktereho uprosil, aby 81 wal ma
staroat ccske finance -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-31

Wit a s tim novym otevfit.
predsevzeti, ktera by Sc mohls
Co Iikate predsezeti, re
hilointra rnca hitNu. hGlnhnrSk1 Z
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
LIEUTENENT P. L. EVERETT In
TOWN TO THE DELIGHT OF
FRIENDS AND HIS DEVOTED
WIFE

First Lieutenant Percival L. Ever
EFT, Dallas on product was in town
this week having recently returned
from France where he played a con-
spicuous part in the roll OF the
worlds greatest drama.
Lieutenant Everett looks at his
best. having accumulated surplus
of extra flesh during his IL months
in service. He was honorably re-
ceived by white and black alike, who
rejoiced over his safe return.
Lieutenant Everett was the only
Dallas son commissioned as an
officer having finished his officer's
training course at Des Moines, la.
His regiment was e part OF the
famous 92nd Division, whose deeds
of valor put the black man on the
map az a great warrior.
The 92nd. Division has the dis
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29

tinction of going over the top time
and times By French officers for
their own officers. They were cited
many times by French officers for
their bravery, to which many sold
iers are wearing models awarded by
the FrenchH
The Lieutenant has not received his
discharge from the government and
is here on a seventeen Gays furlough.
He will be back soon 1t is hoped by
friends and associates,
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
Mammoth Theatre
Joe Trammel, Manager

handled the subject as one with
authority, ability and grace, one
addition. At $3.50 p. m. B. Y. P. U.
every thing good as usual.
At 8 p. m. Rev. Chambers preach
ed again from Matt. 5-14, subject
"Ye are the Light of the World" and
oh how our hearts did burn as he
talked to us through this subject.
Addition one. Total collection $31.04.
Our pastor, Rev. w. M. Lotion will
begin his administration on the first
Sunday. All is we'll with Munger
and we are hoping bright future.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29

Faud preached the educational SER
mon Sunday, March %. We had 6
persons added to the church. We
did this with the aL,e assistance of
Rev. M P. Faud, Missionary and
President of Minister'S Association.
The money raised was $1O.OS. Mis-
sionary announced that he will be-
gin a meeting at the Mt. Hebrew
Baptist church. Rev. r. w. Shaw.
pastor located on Main and Walton
streets, beginning for two Sunday
nights in April and continuing until
the fourth Sunday night.
REV. P. E. DAwNELL. Pastor.
Sis. RENA HUNT. Clerk
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
MUNGER AVENUE BAPTIST
CHURCH.

Sunday school as usual was largely
attended. Special visitors, Rev. T.
M. Chambers CT Mt. Pleasant, Texas,
and Bro. viii Bright, who arrived
home Wednesday The week ending
being honorably discharged from
Camp Bowie.
At 1880 Rev. Chambers preached
from Matt 16-13-18. THE Doctrine
Of the Church" Rev. Chambers,
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
BELLS CHAPEL M. BAPTIST
CHURCH.
Rookar n. M,ashingtnn Additi

Booker T. Washington Addition.
We have lust closed very sue
cessful IL nights meeting including
the installation Of Rev. P. q. Daw-
nell, pastor-elect Sunday, March 10.
Rev. 8. g Custer. pastor OF Shiloh
Baptist church, Oak Cliff preached
the installation sermon. Rev. M. P.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29

Mrs. E. VIM. Howard Of Seattle.
Washin gton. Is visiting her mother
Mrs. D. r. Stokes. She came home
to see her brother, Mr.. Coleman w
Stokes who Just recently returned
from France but to her surprise he
had left for Chicago.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
Thursday, April 3rd
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
VIM. s. Hart,

first run Reel THE
emtteed by harsh prison
becomes bandit known
dance and gambling hall
undth answe
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
A.C. FACULTY
MEMBERS ASK
CREATERP0WER
President Ladd Opposed to
Plans Outlined by the
Teachers Union.

Fargo, N. T., Dec. 2o.-Demo-
cratization OF the North Dakota agri-
cultural college by placing the lcgis-
!ative power Of the institution in the
hands Of II council that would include
all faculty members down to ind in
cluding associate professors and in
structors, with an advisory commit.
tee elected by faculty members, has
been demanded by the federation Of
teachers ot the college, 1t became
known today.
A federation committee, headed by
Prof. A. f. Minard, presented to the
state board OF administration pro-
posed amendments to the ''blue
book" as the college organization
book Of governing laws is known,
which would remove deans and heads
OF departments from the advisory
committee and substitute for them
seven members elected by the faculty.
Iadd Oppoeed.
DR.. E. F. Ladd, president Of the
college, announced today that when
the matter was presented to the
board of administration, he opposed
it's adoption on the ground that il
would operate to place In power NOR
of lower ranks In faculty. who have
l.no knowledge Of college finance and
organization to pass on budgets. ap.
pointments, promotions, etc.
The board of administration refer,
red the matter back to the faculty
committee with the advice that /,
consult with Dr.. Ladd on the ques.
ton,
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
LEAGUE WILL
ATTEMPT TO
OVERRIDE
Signatures on Petition SuHi-
cient to Suspend Opera
ton of H. B. 60.

Bismarck, N. D., Dec. 2o.-There
were ovsr 11.5oo signatures on petit
tions hled with Secretary Of State
Thomas Hall up to o'clock this
mornine providing for the referen-
dunn to tho people Of H. B. 60, by
which all laws passed in the recent
special session of the state legisla-
ture would be put into operation ten
days after tho adjournment Of the as
sembly. RI
Petitions still were corning in. said
Maurice Duffy, n deputy secretary Of
state, who said that he would certify
to Governor Lynn J. Frazier today
that sufficient signatures had been
procured to the referendum petitions
to suspend the operation Of II. 3. SO,
until an election is held.
Townlcyites D6nant.
In administration circles today the
position that H. b. so was an emerg-
ency within itself" and hence op-
eratire despite the referendum peti,
tions or the fact that the law passed
by less than the two thirds vote re-
quired by tho constitution to five lesis-
lative enactnenta immediate life, was
persisted in.
There is no indication that the
administration will recede from its
decision to enforce House Bill so. and
all the laws Of the special session de-
pendent on its operation, Monday,
says the Nonpartisan league press
bureau. the recognized spokesman for
the administration.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
Northwestern NewS

the primaries Attorney General Lam
ger or someone else regarded equally
capable. Of composing the diniculties
of the various factions within the
ajor;ty, It, is probable that the
democratic, old guard, which is much
in the minority. would not seriously
consider candidate for the COVER
norship. Because 1t is national
campaign year, however, the orsani-
zation would not be likely to remain
out of the field with a state ticket,
altogether, and this fact might com-
plicate matters for foes Of the Town.
ley faction of the league.
Other Possibilities. 2
There has been more or less idle
talk Of the possibility Of Judge w. L.
Nuessle of Bismarck being persuaded
to become candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination. but Nuessle is not
a politician, and he seems we'll satls-
fled with the judiciary. He unques-
tionably would command strong sup
port from sections of the state in
which, he Is known because of the
high record which he has made on
Senator Hans p. Jacobsen Of Mott,
progressive minority leader in the
senate. and Senator. Frank T.. Ptoy-
har of Valley City, another pioneer
progressive and one Of the oldest and
ahlest members of the senate, in the
estimation of his supporters. are al.
SO mentioned, and there is some talk
Of Col. John H. Frame of Grafton
former lieutenant governor and vet.
eran commander Of the Fighting
First North Dakota. which he led in
the Philippines and in France. and o,
Col. Frank White. former governor
for some years a member of the state
board of regents, and organizer ano
commander of the Second North Da-
lSota National guard. which was rails.
ed for the worlds war
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
No Special Session
OF Legislature Likely

Bismarck, N. D.. Dec. 2o.-Rumors
current for several days that North
Dakota is very soon to have another
special session Of the Sixteenth as
sembly are secuted in administration
circles. Governor Frazier is in
Colorado, but one who is very close
to him officially declared the story
casion for It," he said. The abrupt
appearance on the scene Wednesday
Of President A. c. Townley, who alb
sented himself during the special ses-
sion, is not believed to have any
bearing on the possibility Of special
session. President Townley called
on me-" said a league state official,
"but he did not divulge his business
here" Ample provision was made in
the legislative appropriation in the
special sessicn's amendment to the
1919 budget bill to provide for one or
two additional extra sessions should
the administration deem them neces-
sary before the seventh assembly
convenes in regular session in 1920.