Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-21
The Tosu,r Today

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Residents Of Grand Forks are app
pea!ed to donate books to the a. L
81. Aldemar'se eommandery. K. r..
held. the annual knights Templar
Easter services at the Masonic temple
Sunday afternoon.
stvsn s sumo pn $ tie q Grand 49, Forks
band. The band will also
give : concert and dance at the audi
toriutn tonight.
=. =. T: Q'connor delivered a
strong speech In favor OF the Liberty
day night BY the Knights OF, Columbus.
Mayor n. NJ. Wheeler Issues .
statement explaining the proposed
consolidation Of the city health work.
Alderman J. L. I%Iultens's automo-
bile was recovered by the police early
Sunday morning after a long chase
fleeing car.
The election Of members Of the city
school board is being held today in
odd numbered wards OF, the city.
be held this evening to anvas the
vote in the city school board election.
and transact other business,
A. F. Whitney, national vice presi-
dent Of the B. r. T., will address the
Grand Forks lodge Of the brotherhood
Tuesday evening.
Funeral services for Mrs. e. A.
Fladland we're held this afternoon at
the Zion Lutheran church.
Thieves obtained 500 pennies in a
raid on the Riverside Grocery store.
Major George A. Bangs Of this city
board Of review Of court martial SEN
fences in the Office of the judge advo-
cate general Y. s. Ain. washington.
Mrs. J. e. Clifford, formerly Of this
city, died early this morning at Pasa-
dena, Cal.
The sale Of Victory Loan bonds
opened in Grand Forks this morning.
R. o. 7. c. work at the state uni
versity will open with a meeting Of
the students this afternoon.
John wav.r and william Green
were arrested by the police early Sun
day morning charged with having
liquor in their possession for sale as q
beverage.
I. Y. Desautell died at his home
Sunday night. The funeral will be
held Tuesday.
Tuesday afternoon will be a holiday
in 0rand Forks in order that as many
as possible may have an Opportunity
to see the work OF the Tying Cir
cus.''
Victory Loan meetings will. be held
In Brenna township tonight, and at
Honeyford Tuesday night.
Plans for a farewell. reception for
j. Nelson Kelly. retiring s~uperintend.
emit OF schools. were made at a meet.
Commercial club today.
Two brothers are reunited in
Grand Forks after a "A years separa.
ton.
Frenh Club to Moet-The French
club will meet at the Delta Zeta
| house. 5000 University avenue, at 8
O'Clock Friday evening.
Club Meotinu-O. "A. Barton of
| Fargo, assistant state boys and girls
| club leader will hold q series of meet
ings Throughout the county on We'd
nesday. Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day of this week. al
I ENLISTED In Navy-George Clarence
Bollie Of Getzke, Mimi, applied for
admission into the United States navy
at the local recruiting station this
morning. and was, accepted.
Read Given FelloNahip-Roland
Read, who graduated from the state
university in 1917, has been awarded
a fellowship in the department of
organic chemistry at Yale university
according to word received here.
Death Con1armed-Mr. and Mrs.
James Laughlin, parents Of Corporal
Thomas Laughlin. who was killed in
train, received government notice to-
day Of the death Of their son. Cor
poral Laughlin was killed IN March
Fair Ground to BE Thrown Open
! for the convenience of the public dug
ing the demonstration of the flying
circus on Tuesday. The fair ground
affords the most logical point for all
spectators. The machines may he
seen as they start out, taking their
formation in the air, and for the en-
tire time during the demonstration.
LIT will also afford the spectator the
opportunity of seeing the machines as
they return to their landing. Flight
will start at 1880 sharp, remaining in
the air for two. hours.-Adv.
Special Street Car Service to the
Fair Grounds-As the Fair Grounds
! will be thrown open to the public on
Tuesday that they may be given the
opportunity of seeing the Flying Cir
Gus as it leaves to take its fQrmatioR
in the air and a.. point where all
Daneuvers can be plainly seen, as well
as the return of the machines. Street
car service will be arranged as fol-
lows: Il minute service from II a
M. to 1880 p. M; IN minute service
from 12:30tp. m. to $3.50 p. m, after
which the Is minute service will con-
tinue until after the performances.
Extra cars will be arranged for, leav-
ing the fair grounds Immediately aft.
er the performance is rel Grand