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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
RANKING OFFICERS
or ACADEMY CHANGE
tContlnaed from Es!rss ro.ge

N&GM&fNa&u sfFOtsE 48sKESs III &c
academy He will be succeeded BY
Captain Wat + Ciuyerius. who has
been on dutY III the Academy before
and Il very weil known here. bat tie
sclaange III net likelx 90 take piace
wiihin fs.o % three weeks
Captain csuverins nov command
The IsaItimore. he nagshsp az tas
mime -lasing division of Tie Atianiic
beet Captain star lily has nsen
signed te lie command 81 she batsle-
ship Virginia. and vii leave 18r llls
fnew post when Captain ciuyerians rs-
ports
Captain STANDBY has been stationed
at the Naval Academy longer than The
usual period but ii Vas foJna neces-
gary 10 keep him there in spite 81 tae
eaet that he asked FOR sea duty when
The tinted states entered The war
captain STANDBY has during MO 81
| his stay here, been officer Ink faffsa os
buildings and grounds the duties of
me position being very Important on
eaecnunt Of tile great works neeessa ry
lln ia done ii the shortest possible
time To- meet conditions. Later. BE-
1 vas designated commandment upon the
recommendation Of Rear Admiral
] Ehcrie. al that time supcrint enlaflt 81
1.-THE Academy
I ii vas stated at the Academy that
no more changes would he nude IA the
Iheads III departments previous % tiie
i opening Of tile new Acaiealie Year,
hut that among the twenty or So eftl-
Gers who will be detached there would
nrubably 81 some high RANKING assist
Iants In the different department. The
. most recent change was the siitfes7
/ sion III Captain Artnnr r Fairfield As
Ethe head III The department. III ord
Inanee and gannery. III place of aptain
John g. Church.
Lieut.. Commander Rivers ] Cars
Efn.plan, who has been on fiiit AZ as
sistant communication officer q ;tle
4 Academy ard WHO WIS previously as.
Inistant is tie officer IN charge Of the
Iiaiass of Reserve officers has been d.
E;ached, and viii leave i few days
for his new post. the command Sf the
saturn, oil the Pacific Coas! The
saturn has beer used both ss 4 Gel
Ilinr and supply boat
Chaplain RanEen N sllriirIl VI
mas hcen the assistant % clapi:ai
sydney Il Evans Il Tie Aea,serlly sia5
f.bee1l det ac.lea, aai vii Ne succeeded
sy Chaplain F'gank JaneWay, VII
lwill report shortly Chaplain silrunl
i will have sea duty.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11

Tho second story has two Faca
sized chambers. each With large
clothes closets also q sowing reoin
in front and d convenient toilet rosisti,
There Is m open balcony OYER SID
parior with glazed door openirig onto
iii. Tho ceilings are full hctslit IA
tho rooms, tie rooa cuts down OF
each side giving q low appsa rance.
but does not cut the ceiling sc rooms.
Tho first story Is In hardwood and
tho second story In Washintgton az,
natural finish. Tho estimated cost
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
DIR. JAS. w CAIN
WINS PROMOTION

Dr. James III. Cain. for sometime
connected with the home Office 81 tbs
United states Fidelity and Guaranty
Company, has been elected vice
Ipresidenf and will assume charge Of
one Of The departments Of that insti-
tuition.
Before entering this field Or Cain
was well known throughout the state
MS the president Of Washington Col
|lege Chestertown. Md and as for.
Emer vice president Of st John Col
Iege this city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
.DlP ONAS TONIGHT
FOR TWENTY Two
Commencement Exercises OF
Anne Arundel High School
III College Gymnasium
PERSONNEL. or THE CLASS


Twentystwo graduates 8of The Anne
Arundel County High school viii re-
eeive their diplomas tonight from the
hands Of superintendent Of County In
strnetlon, Prof George Fox
The exercises viii he held in the 81,
John College gynna ftafa az y o'clock.
thai bailaiag having been kindly
loaned Tor the purpose IN lien &c the
ORC theatre the city possessed. but
Which was burned down tx months
ago
The address 10 the graduates will
be delivered hy Rabbi I4azaron. Of
baltimore The program Of exercises
will consist 81 very beautiful music
~ an orchestra under Prof Toroysiy
and chornses By 4 girls choir and z
choir 81 mixed voices III The under
graduates.
An address of welcome will be de-
slivered by tho honor girl Of the class
Miss Gertrude Jones;
The following is list of the grad
yates
Academic seniors
Katherine Eli1ahctll Kyle.
isuth 1T King
Katherine Louise Martin.
ellen Elizabeth Moss.
Irene Anfhon Robertson,
William Irene Cormnek
Eleanor yirgiMia Brice
Eleanor Roberta t'FiIas
Commercial seniors
Gertrude Cecilia Jones.
Catherine Itlellc Geraci
Emile Katherine schulz
Agnes Marin Geraci
Anita Henrietta Waters
Mildred Christiana Fox.
Leon NJ. I.Innal
Rose Lee Black
Lillian Eeitzman Greensbnrg
Janet Mahle Weiss.
TheIanl Elizabeth Bealer
Edna Hall Heise
Edward Sauntlers Duvall
Thomas Eagene firiscoHl.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
YacI.t lii IEarber

The handsomely eauipped YACHT,
.Surpass. Capt. III Lind, owner
Il. iii Bindey, Of Pittshargl Pa is an.
horea OF Clark's wharf The party
hoard il composed Of Miss Bintley
Miss NfeMuiInn. Mrs McMnllen, Of
pittsburgh, who have been on a cruise
Miami Fla. and are returning from
Florida to New York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
80 HERD isa great demand 81
Y this time for Modern cot
tages. for IS lots and for snlali

- HERD lsa great demand 81
this time for Modern cot
tages. for lots and for snlaiI
90 suburban osnrs They mSsst
be convent ent have all modern
iInpro .as.. design shown ili8
this issue is suA cottage II Is 29
Ii. 8 lii. vide K front exclusive %.
the sun parlorAn the ieft which Is
s ii. wide andAshc depth of cattase
IS IS Is 6 ir exclusive of front
porch. The an ii sor an east
front, with i 9seral porch in front.
To DO scrccns ii summer and
glazed ii WHITES
The entranc@ is In tho center and
tho vestibuic "opens into a living
room l6 1T. XII 1T and on the.
right d dining room 2 III IA IT.
At the left Of ing room IS q pref
tv sun parloF connected by wide
sliding glazed Neench doors There
is u central cHIsnney with hrepiaceI
ana Auc for lace. Baek on tho
left side Is a ped room ~ ft Il
It. There is arear central hail In
closed and wSA stairs TO second
story and bastaaerat stairs under and
grade entrance AT the end Of hall
Is Il good bath loan1 ON the right
Of hall is the hen. complete with
cupboarla and rear porch, refrig.
orator space, q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
1900 l,.ssIITsCTfIy

spO Gg., Ats. safg5 1875. l9.e5 ii M, 2.tts
If5 afIs 2tl5. So stHss 4..a EasEa
dos, 7.n5 nos. Ifn1, Il ST.. I2.0J A. AZ
xlgaIIy except Sflntly.
t'nnnecfifg III tldeatnn With =. u. Il.
oI,uesa AisHapalis e. Baltimore.
For fiekets nut iilf1rfAatissu anI'ly ~
ur city tit.ket 0aites ~ ext Street station.
dafe House SI;lfiost GaIe4sc 4AyeiIise ans
sl:.tl,sll Siftsis: CaFNti iIsH, Maryland
Intsj t3fliee tx s. " A. Tor es,iners, mid
hit,uaen tls-., i',lI1leeftst with The A;tsAll
Atsat ielay
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11

EXCLUSIVES &c heattns and plumbing
is S4s50N 10 S5.sao
TAe eataiae d Neneerad With
tlrlt xftlre htltk M 20 the VIM
aow ssfi eoffae and above he Walls
are steeeoetl on met:tl laih. with
Iaefllle I,asli', Aaisi. The staooo
5a light cram color and iie earnieo.
and casing trim IS p;sinfta wliite..
tha roof sftitsosl ssrcefl. Tho fonnaas
ton Is concrete AND tho basement -
fun MA coun,lote. There iss d seps
arate chimney for Kitchen
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11

Commander and Mrs. a IN. Brown.
who have been LIKING on Franklin
street left lids morning N spend the
summer III aiarblcLead. Mass.
Mrs Raer, wife IL Lieut. Comdr.
j. Bacr. ST.. and small daugh-
ters. Mary and Margaret, left This
morning fur Nashville. Tenn. g snentl
he summer. while Commander Isaer
ii III sea. Mia Isaer will visit her
parents
E.ient. and Mrs. George IL Weber.
returned % Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon after visit % Mrs Weber's
parents. MI. and Mrs. Robert Red,
nord. Madison street
Lieut. ID. III. coe. q y. II. has joined
his wife here for 4 few days leave.
Lieut.. schumacher, Z. $. 81 Can:
strnctiun Corps. ~ visiting the fam.
lily 81 Mr. NJ II Thomas, Conduit
street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
Aaaal Hu i'm
aki bride

}in Ntnian Heaii. ST. Navy.
81 ,a#tlliasier Franklin h neails
understand and Miss Vivian 81
: lfslE tbi we're married. In wash
ita Ensign neaH graduated
eia u Mi,lshipmen l'sst
ffsEa N.ly:tl Acaiemy Ensign
Y Et9ll are spending tacir
liis.s5a III cumberland His leave
''sl l3ils { when he will re-
3a NeNfiarl News an the Oriaaass.
5ss .5 Of Annapolis, is Wis
y ft US ail.l friends IN Balti-
tit{ sHhttshc
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
Yr9vr ltsT,TTssflf1Is

=. x7.ss. M. a.::::I fa.:sa l1.al u
~ 81, / 81. .s.ss5, N9H-s, 4.ss.,, NHiI
r5 G...s T...:l .b...., ft..J II M. assss'
81
ri trains rccelv@Aar discharge passengers
at larAl pe,slsts between AnnanatiS and
Naxai Afadepy Junction and &c hlnlh
team on signal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
w b. & A. Electric
Railroad.
NIB CrTl TERMINALS

8Ialf ITansiy Scrvi,r Morning. and FsyenlhS
WashiI,gtatl ard tamI Mfaae
iN'lsiiiiigfan Afia Cafli Mes,fie
,,,,ss,.f. mpYa change at Naval
At,l4ffsisty JiIi,4tiaH
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
LEAVE AsNAr.oLas

sla sa..A I. M isD 791 x7.sA 1l a.n.
le.au li..0. s. NJ. - 70. ~ S; ~. s.,
ITO ~ nj.
cave Nagal academy Gate 70 minutes
sarlIer state House Si,tiian. l.laslen
St. and COLLEGE Ave, seven sIl isslnutet
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
AT Country Home
For the SUMMER

- ~
For the Sumnier
Former Governor and Mrs. Edwin
Waraeid have eioeed their home on
Linden avenue. Baltimore, aud have
reopuned Oahdale, their eaunfry home
IN Howard county, Tor the Summer.
All and Hrs 0dan Humphrey, Jr.,
Ard epn. II Rnecdale Terrace. Raiti
more have returned home after spend.
ing u few days With the latter's moth
er, Mrs. f. L. GeIhana. 81 West street.
Mr. Eugene Gelhaus spent the week
end with IFS mother Mrs Gelllalis, of
West alreet
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oden Humphrey Jr.,
tof baltimore, attended the Diefei
AIiehaelson wedding at GALLOWAY
Sunday afternoon.
Chaplain sydney II Evans. y. ~.
Chaplain 81 The Naval Academy Is on
i months vacation which he Will
spend In Canada.
Mrs, Grady. wife Of Commander
Richard Grady Il. s N dental sur
geen. retired. II Waiting Annapolis for
III few DAYS. lss anil Mrs E.saslS who
are liying n HolueWood Apartments,
North Charles street. Baltimore, will
shortly leave TO spend some time with
their san.in.lslw and daughter Major
End Mrs. Bafg, II >. A.. lit Portland.
Ne
Private Robert Molfangle N the
18TH lllgision A p. who has re-.
turned from France Is spending some
time with his family on Green street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
GOOD PLANTING SEASON
IN LOWER END OF COUNT

The rains Of Saturday and sails!ls
afternoons, made q good astsIl e.
tobacco planting III the lover sasitsttn
II Ammo Arundel where there IS
large crop Of that commodity raisea
syery year. s0sae planters It'd lH.isit
the seasons FOR planting while oiiier
use the planters for that ptsrpoge The
ain was very aeSsg In eeTtlils $50
fions. On sunday lightnin.s = tsic
small house on he f;srn of Aii. len
jainilf watkins ncar 9aviils inyille
and did sonle daniagc and 81 b.
same day kfildd i horse iaIongillg
Mr. Sears, near Hardwood n so'i',
places the roads were badly Mlssitasa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
gsORe sln I ruise
F0r Several Weeks

Mr. ami Mrs st. George Rarber
have gone on a cruise in the hay and
distant points. They expect to pa
away for q vcraI weeks on 4 pleasure
trip. The l.s.rbers have Il fine cslan-
try estate near Chesterfield tbs coun.
1v
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
NJ. srasly sells Property

Or. and Mrs Richard Grady have
sold their country home near Weems
Greek. The purchaser was woman
from the Eastern Shore 81 MARYLAND
who will take possession as soon as
the effects 81 Dir and Mrs Grady can
be removed from their former SUM
mer home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
fglps + MRS. EMMA ABBoIT CAGE

,te rivers are lowing sweet.
he ilelds are full Of the young
fep wheat
a SO tiogsood's osit, and the nisa-
aa rase
ieping over the miles OF peace:
I'D til hlras are mating. the robin
aid wren,
i.e hooking birds have come
again
flse morns and the moons are
b breath u sprlng Il upon the
te men are plowIng once more.
for corn,
i.d Ae nils are bright with the kiss
ii morn,
So valleys are lying . happy be-
ae peace and me love and the
HriH they know.
Ait bn, the orchards are wonderful
sights
their corals ami pinks and pur-
pirs ana whites.
AID he graceful sprays 81 the peach
and cherry,
aail Tie whole green life Of the land
81 merry
Any should We harry and hate each
other
why should we battle and bleed, my
brothers
sb hut the rippies are cleaning ine
mere where the rivers Of morning
shine.
and ne bees are busztng and All the
III blae i The azure il ehildhood's
And lle dnndellons are up IN the
gruss
81 t,i BE- better, and let things pass
II Nick
Gene 10 Ioin
HIS Ship
l.iitjen PauI il. v1inot u s n. son
ui I.fal voinot 81 tile Naval Acadt
tnts and d graduate Of the Class 1920
Elst Friday. left on Monday with his
mother TOR Virginia, md vii later
rim his ship tho Il = q Pueblo.
sliss Eugene Vnlnot who has been
doing war work as translator In the
department al WASHINGTON spent sey-
cisal ,lays during Jl4ne Week III home
with icr parents Prof and Mrs.
VUitipi KIM George street
change II
gfSidenre
ir and Mira S, w Graves who have
bteasfayinE at CaryeI Hall all winter
p elrly spring have leased the Bnl.
afd house on Reyell street and are
s fesIding there permanently. MI.
dl4se Is an architect who has recent
4, located III Annannlla
1s@ang those who taok hGxes FOR the
pfeiaitre 81 Welcome Home II tile
Auditorium theatre. baltimore Nom.
aah eysntng wern Governor AMI Mrs.
flaefsol Harrington
Ms, Ressic T. Mannikhuysen, who
ba been occupying m apartment at'
a3ill Charles street. baltimore. ~
siailta her brptller.iR inv and sister,
NJ Edwin Pugh Baugh, at llchllyn.
% sset,l their estate near Annapa
IT
Charles Nelson Dugan and
tgltts occupying their summer
a.slf Ole Ri,lont House on Duke Of
tliiNsf, street Mrs. Dugan IS be-
St apdlaliy greeted by her many
.'0til fter her absence of six
'iitll
s0senneueller proprietress Of
tf rhe Goat Inn left yester-
sisii u several weelsa 10 her
ii New York city.
Aasal iusigM
Take bride
llien Ntnian neall. III S. Navy.
e ao$4uiasler Franklin h neaiI,
aniffriand and Miss Vivian s.
Wy chs ril we're married. In wash
el6 Il Ensign neali graduated
SIS lass II Milshipmen lAst
ftan N.lyal academy Ensign
ai ArH Rtall are spending tlscir.
iliss6a ii cumberland His leave
iilf /, when he will re-
81 NeAparl News an the OriaaAa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11

What's that prohihitionist 80 mad
aloat r
I.lle owner af 4 saloon ili one ct
his buildings has Cancelled hts lease. "
Life,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11

Problem ypti see 4 man With
mile on lis face cut 4 paragraph.
from Il newspaper and place 4 CATS
fully in his hiilfuld What IS yott
deduction?
An wer Yau are right the elil
ping mentions him Judge
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11
tiovernmenf House
lOSed For SWHanser

Today Governor and Mrs Emerson
G.. Harrington closed the Executive
Mansion for the summer and left for
their home In Cambridge Md. where
The family Of the Governor will spend
the summer The Governor will make
trims to his Office here for the trans
action 81 executive business, from time
10 time, and 10 his Baltimore office.
when necessity requires.
Lieut.. Rufus II. Bush and family.
now residing III washington, III al,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Bush's
mother. s6 Gloucester street Lieut.
Bush il executive officer at the Ana
costa Air Station
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-11

Charles Nelson Dugan and
fti4ty te occupying their summer
h,sn le Ki,lont House on Duke of
Gloucester street Mrs. Dugan is be.
Fdillly greeted by her many
fl.'ail ter her absence of SIX
lsenfilg
8sennWeller, proprietress Of
t,f The Goat Inn. left yester.
sisii of several weeks 70 her
iii NeW York city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-20
PLAN 77-FLAT
APARTMENTS
Bismarck Capitalists Will
Build Elegant 3-Story
Residence Flat.

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 2o.-A fam
lily apartment hotel, patterned some
what dfter the Leamington. in Min
neapolis, and to have ~ apartments
Of from one to three rooms, With bath,
will be erected during the fall and
winter at the corner Of Broadway
First streets by Senator e. A. Hughes
and Henry +. Tatley, Bismarck's
pioneer hotel man, and owner OF the
Annex hotel and lessor OF the Grano
Pacific and Bismarck hotels.
The structure will be three stories
In heighth, Of brick and concrete. oc.
cupying q ground space $50 by 100
feet and 1t will cost. completed and
furnished, moro than a quarter OF a
million dollars. Each apartment is to
be completely furnished, with the ex.
ception Of table and bed linen ana
silver. Each apartment will be pro-
vtded with an electric range and with
Q vacuum cleaning connection. built
in refrigerators, wall beds and other
modern space-savtng co~nventences.
The apartment house will DO IN
charge of q manager, who Will nave
q business Office on the ground door.
In one corner Of tho full basement
section will be a restaurant and deli
catessen operated for the convenience
Of tenants. The building will have Its
private telephone exchange. with an
operator in charge. There will be q
public lounge and amusement room
and other features common to apart
mont hotels Of this type.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-20
MEXICAN OFFICER
A TO ORGANIZE
MOUNTED POLICEMEN

Chihuahua City. Mex. Aug.zo.-
Gen. .Ignacio Enriquez, graduate OF an
American university and former gov
ernor of Chihuahua, is organizing an
auxiliary force of calvary similar to
the mounted oonstAbulary of Penn
aylvania and other American statea
He claims to have $50 men under his
command to present and - recruiting
$50 moreNto complete his force of
state troops. Many Of these men
have had experience in the field dur
ing the revolution and all can shoot,
ride and rope we'll. They are divided
into commands according 70 the dis
tricts In which they live and General
EnriQuex's ambition Ne to capture villa
and claim reward of. $4,000 pesos Of
fered by the state of chihuahua for
villa dead or alive. He 10 Also cam
didAte for governor ct the next state
election and hopes to rid the state of
bAn6itry by that time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-20
NEWS|
Warrant Is Sworn Out
For Alleged Murderer
OF Young Indian Woman

Bemidji. Mimi, Aug. 20.-Armed
with a federal warrant for the arrest
OF John stillway at the Indian agency
at Red Lake. Deputy United States
Marshal Bradley left here yesterday
to take Into custody the alleged muir
woman found dying two miles from
her home on July 8. The girl had
gone to pick blueberries and failed
to return that evening. When found
by her brother, che was dying and
her body showed evidence Of brutal
treatment.
Attention vas attracted to Stillman,
and his movements on July 8 have
been traced. II convicted he may be
put to death as 1t is said capital pun
tshment can be legally inflicted on the
reservation.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-20
Two Men Held For
Burglary AT Fargo

Fargo. N. D.. Aug. 2o.-Harold
Curly Hannah, q Fargo chauffeur,
and Willis Parker, formerly Of Bis
marck and later employed in the
United States marshal's office Of Fargo
and as. clerk in the Nestor cigar
store, we're held in police court late
Monday afternoon to the Cass county
district court to face trial on the
charge Of burglary in the third de-
gree. Bond which the court had pre-
viously placed at $4,000, following the
arrest Of the two mel early last Fri
day morning. was reduced to $1,000.
Judge w. H. Barnett Of Fargo has
been secured to defend the defend
ants. William G. Green Of Fargo.
states attorney, Is prosecuting.
Michael Foy. Waterman at the
Nestor. which is under the manage
nent OF Reineke & McKone Of Fargo,
testified that a man wearing . blue
suit unlocked the front door Of the
hall at 1:10, o'clock Friday morning,
and that Parker entered the building
some time later. Hannah appeared in
police court in a blue suit, the same
suit, 1t is alleged. he wore the night
Of his arrest.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-20
Jamestown Man Made
Land Commissioner

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 20.-A. D.
Gunderson Of Jamestown, for years
chief accountant at the state hospital
for the insane, and for the, last two
years in service In France, was unani-
mously elected state land commits
sioner and secretary of the board Of
university and school lands at an
adjourned meeting Of that body yes
terday morning.
Mr.. Gunderson will assume his new
duties September 1, when he will sue
coed w. J.. Prater of Bismarck. who
was appointed two years g to sue
coed, Maj. Frank S. Henry, who has
been an officer in the national army
since the spring Of 1917.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-20
Organize
In LaMoure County

LaMoure, N. D.. Aug. so.-rhe La
Moure County Farmers and Thresh-
ers' Employment association was or
ganized at a meeting here.
In the matter Of wages, opinion
wa divided as to paying by. day or
hour.
The association carried a motion
endorsing the following wage plan:
IS a day for q 12-hour day, or As
cents an hour, machine time.
The association also recommended
the following rates for shock thresh-
ing: $2S per hour for rig with 10
bundle teams and two spike pitchers,
the farmer to furnish hay and pota-
toes free. and to furnish oats to the
thresher at the market price. The
above rate Is to be based on running
time. Rates for smaller rigs will be
less in proportion.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-20
Williston Branch OF
Legion Is Organized

williston, N. D., Aug. 20.-About
36 men who served with the American
army during the war, met at the Will
liston armory and organized a post
Of the American Legion. Colonel Jo-
seph w. Jackson presided and George
Harvey was named temporary eecre-
tar-treasurer. At the close of the
meeting application blanks for the
charter were signed by fifteen charter
members.
A name was not selected for the
lew post, but 1t is thought likely that
the name will be that of the first man
killed in action from Williston, and
Investigations r on to ascertain to q
surety what the name should be. 1t
is believed that the membership will
reach 100 in a short time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-20
MAKES FINE ONE

winston. N. D.. Aug. zo.-Honey
which equals in every respect that
which is shipped into Williston Is
now being produced in the Willtston
irrigation project. ~
Alfalfa fields on the project are In
a prosperous condition and the bees
thrive well on the product. w. 8.
Arthur, superintendent of the recla-
nation project, is authority for the
project should have several hives OF
bees as there Is alfalfa enough to
supply the needs Of hundreds Of
hiveR.