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BUSINESS CARDS
Desks aad OMce Farn,tura
PUBLIC NOTICE

n. 7. HARBOR LINE BOARD WIZ,
hold public hearing. 40 a M Room
az Army Bldg. New York city. Sept 4.
t2ls. 10 consider changes n harbor lines
for Newtcwn Creek. Interested pa-ties In
yited TO attend or Do represented and be
heard.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
STOCK SALESMAN
WANTED

salesman with prospective customers for
seeek in high class oil company; we will
furnish leads, allow fair coAmssion and
atawiag account: applicant must have
kIeA. 1ts Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25

Local Official Record.-The following
official record shows temperatures during
the last twenty-four he urs in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
HELP WANTED FEMALE
TYPISTsA

large electrical fir IN in New y,r,-
city has several op' Anings for thor
onughly experienced typists in tho
in.ns'hesr,ng Department. Those hav-
work preferred Write. stating age
nnsaoeaaonanty, nsoa exper ience, etc. Room
so"2' w West 4oth St. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
TYPISTS

WOMEN WITHOUT EXPERIENCE
who wish to learn business
which offers permanent employ
nent and a good salary. Apply
Western Union. Room 1902. "a
Walker st. (near Canal and Broad
way). New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Forecasts for Special Districts.-Eastern

Forecasts for Special Observation-Disclosures
New York; nsettl"l Monday. local show
ers aud thunderstorins IN south portion;
Tuesday. fair and cool.
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
I)eiaware--SnoWers and thunderstorins and
cooler Monday. Tuesday, far.
Western New NorA-fArtly cloudy Mon
day Tuesday. fair.
Western enna5lvania - Partly cloudy
and cooler Monlay Tuesday, fair
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
IIumidifY
....771 p. m. :. .5SIs p. m.... 5
bIFUHIttVT IlF{NIINRS
m. 29.911 p. III. 29.S6S p. m. 20 rs
Other Peoples Weatht


WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.-Pressure has
fallen decidedly in the upper Ohio valley
and the Middle Atlantic states and the
northern depression is central this evening
over the middle ST. Lawrence valley. with
increased intensity. Pressure continues
high over the Northwest.
During the last twenty -four hours show
ers and thunderatorlns have occurred in
the Gulf states. the middle Mississippi and
OHIO valleys, the lower lake region and
the North Atlantic states. Else W here
tbroug hout the country the weather has
been generally fair.
Temperatures have fallen over the lake
region and thence soutnwestward TO Colo
rado, and have risen somewhat over the
north Rocky Mountain region and in the
north portion of the middle Gulf states.
ElseW here throus hOut the country temper
alure changes nave been unlnport ant.
Tn. outlook is for showers and thunder
storms Monday in the Atlantic and East
Cuff states and on Tuesday in the East
Cur and Soutn Atlantic states Else
where thrCug hOut the country east OF the
mississippi River the weather VIII be gen
orally fair. 1t VIII be somewhat cooler
Monday IN the Atlantic states. north OF
IrslnlA, and III tine Ohio valley.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
INFORMATION WANTED

LOUIS AELGAREJO: COMMUNICATE
WIN yonr brothsr Salvador. Seamsn's
Institute. 2s souta A.. New Kerk.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
FST FSTTsTYyz = FOR HlGHLANpS
3. &sssse.-4AF n OCEANIC and
6k:535& y ss3s~%3 RED BANK D.-Tx
SURROGATEs NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF An oRDEp OF
gate Of the County OF NV York. NOTICE
is hereby given 10 al persons naving
claims against Helen " Watts iate ~
the County Of New York. deceased. T. pre-
sent the same with vouchers 5n-rea- 10
the subscribers, at their place of trans-
acting bus. mess ~ rne g. c14 o> l-ou.s H.
Porter, their attorney. a. So 80 H~oad
ST. IN the Borough OF Manhattan. IL the
City Of New YORK. state OK New tork.
on or before the Selk DAY of JAn1ary. Iy2o,
next.
Dated New York. The 18th day Of July.
JOHN WALTER WOOD.
CAROLINE Il. PERRY
HENRY ". GREEN.
LOUIS H PORTER. Artorrrs sor F,x.
ecutors. Office and + q. address. ss
Broad Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York CITY.
FRENCH, SARAH E-rN PURSUANCE
Of an order Of Honorable Joha p CO..
ha an, a Surrogate Il tl.e County of <ev
YORK, AO1I ICE $ hereby gwen - al per-
sons having claims against Sarah z
deceased. t. present the "a ne with vouch-
ers thereof. 70 the subscriber at placs
OF 'rsnsacting business, 8 the o-ice = ths
NV York, at 10 so BroadNay IN ths
Borough or Manhattan. "a tae Clfy 4 New
18Th Gay Of Octocer. 1919. next
Dated. New York, the znd Gay os April
CENTRAL UNION TRUST
COMPANY or NEW YORK.
MILLER KING. LANE & Tk1FFSRD.
Attorneys for Executor. Once ard p
Q Address. SO Brc-e way. Borough 81
ManhAs;an New York Ct.y
IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF
HON JOHN p. CoHAIAN. a Surrogate
Of ;h~ County OF New Yorx NOTICE -
HEREBY CIV EN T. Ill persous haV.n~
claims against JAMES 4 f.CJEEv EfT
late o. tns County Oi Sew YORK ascea sed
tc present the same VIII vouchers fof~eof
10 me SUBS bers. Ar Their Place - t~ans
acting business. at the of.e@ og Rnc<av,.Is
& son, 10. - Pine Street. ~ the i,o-ourh
o. Aanhatt an OF the CITY og Kew ysrk
Oh Or bsiose tne - day os February 1874
D4tec New York. the -4th day OF July.
GEORGE E ROOSEVELT and
:" EALSN ROOSEVELT.
ROOSEVELT & KoBBE. AsteTsees ieTsese' 70,
Executors. Nos 44-ss Wall street.
Borough oc Manhattan. New York City.
EAtSELT. AARIE.-TN PURSUANCE
oi an order Of Honorable John F. Co.
natan. Surrogate % TIE County OF New
YORK, NOTICE - hereby gwen to AL per
sons naNinS cl2llas against Marie Hauset
late OF the city ef Zarlca. Rspus !c OF
Swlt zerland. decease sed, 70 ts.~aeni - 500
with vouchers thereof to III. suee. rths-
a. ms piace ot trsnssc.irg business a. ths
S.''S~ e' -iis attoFnSss. HINT. Ell * B-tts
40. ~ hr9a way berouga OF Manhattan
18TH day of December next
Dated. *ew York. the 20th day OF Nax
1919. - N@~ss
GEO. wHlTEFIEI-D BELTS. Jr..
Temporary Adm aistrator
HUNT, HILL BE It's AEtornevs fcs
Administrator. lzs Broadway. Ma
haitian New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Weather Report

Sun rises. :15 a. m. Sun sets. TAI pm
Moon rises. 7:22 p. IN. Moon sets. rs a. m.
Local Forecast.-Unsettled. with prob
able local showers and thunder rstorms to-
day; tomorrow fair and cooler: moderate
west to northwest winds
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
NORTH DAKOTA
HASAHETTY GREEN

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 4.-Hetty
Green was the richest woman in the
world but North Dakota has woman
used to handling just as she chooses,
amounts reaching into the quarter
millions according to the report of the
bank examiners on the condition of
the Scandinavian American bank Of
Fargo. In this connection the report
says: II,
'sThe collateral held by the bank for
the Consumers United Stores Com
pany loan and for the National Non
partisan is in the control and custody
of one Mrs. Emma Clayton; who is in
the employ of the two debtors men
toned herein. This collateral while
kept in the vault of the bank is ac-
cessible to her at all times and under
her direction and by her, it is taken
from the bank and placed under the
the control of the debtors ostensibly
for the purpose of collection, and not
until recently have even the receipts
previously mentioned been given to
the bank to show that such certain
specific collateral had been SO re-
moved. Mrs. Clayton is the only per-
son who has knowledge of the amount
of collateral on hand and it's correct
ness. She has her Offices in the rear
of the building and her figures are
taken by the officials of the bank as
true and correct
Elsewhere in the report of the ex-
aminers is the statement ut should
also be noted, however, that $780,
43555 of the notes and post-dated
~, ~ na hap h,1f o vso
in the hands Of the Consumers United
Stores company for the purpose of col
lection. All that the bank has to show
for this amount of collateral out for
collection is receipts for the same
signed by officers and employees of
the Consumers United Stores COM
pany." .r.E
The state banking board at a meet
ing Friday adopted resolutions as fol-
lows: Whereas, It has come to the at
tention Of the state banking board
that many banks within the state are
carrying among their assets, notes
which are secured only by post-dated
checks of individuals, payment of
which checks may be at any time
stopped by the drawer thereof;
Therefore, Be it resolved by the
state banking board Of the State of
North Dakota, that the state examiner
be and is hereby instructed and di-
rected to ascertain what banks are
carrying among their assets notes Sc
cured only by post-dated checks of in
dividuals, and that he notify each and
all of said banks to forthwith obtain
other and sufficient security for the
payment Of such notes, or collect the
same, or to cease reporting such notes
as part Of the assets Of such bank" =.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
HAS
ACREAT Time

!. 90 = . a. f.
Monday night at the Elks Hall was
a sort of social affair and was the real
number of the season. The
boys decided to pull off duck dinner
and the crack shots were commission
ed to go out and get the ducks-and
they got them, $50; fine ducks, and they
say the "chefs" cooked them to fine
turn to please the palate of the most
fastidious epicure. There was a great
crowd present from all over the coun-
ty and from the outside and all had a
good time enjoying the ''eats" to the
limit. By way Of entertainment there
was a boxing bout between Young
Wallace and a gentleman by, the name
Of Safro. We hear this was a good
sparring exhibition. Mr.. Safro gave
very fine exhibition Of bag punching
at which he is very clever The Elks
are making drive for new members
and are meeting with great success.
The gathering last night was social
one and the boys had a ripping good
time.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
MOORE-WHlPPLE

Thursday evening pretty wedding
occurred at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
William Moore in the Sheyenne apart
ments. The contracting parties were
Samuel A. Moore, brother of Will
Moore and Miss Myrtle Whipple of
Flora, Benson county. Miss Mclean
of Eckelson attended the bride and
George Fox of Jamestown was best
man. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. G. Lyon, pastor of the
Congregational church. Promptly at
half past five Mrs. Froysaa sang 20
Promise Me-" Mrs. Lyon then played
Mendelssohn's wedding march and
continued playing softly during the
ceremony. An elegant dinner was
served by Mrs. Moore. The happy
couple left for Minneapolis for a few
days. They will return to jamestown
where they will make their home. Mr.
Moore is an efficient salesman for the
Gamble Robinson Company.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
EDUCATIONAL NEWS
HERE AND THERE

DIR. o. G. Libby, head Of the depart
ment Of history at the University, is
preparing an article for the next
number of the University Quarterly
under the head of Educational Insti-
tutions of the State and the War
Hamline University, St. Paul, was
expecting an enrolment of 45O by the
end of it's first week of the school year,
September 26. From the columns of
"The Hamline Oracle" the official en-
rollment by classes was as follows:
freshmen, 2O9; sophomores, 10; jun
iors, 81; seniors, SO. Quite a number
of new faculty members have been
added to the teaching staff From the
same paper we read that ''Hamline has
entered upon year that, according
to all the auguries, will be the great
est in her history"
DR.. H. w. Foght, formerly Of the
United States Department of Educa-
tion, is the new president of the
Northern Normal and Industrial
School, Aberdeen, South Dakota. He
is student of rural education espe-
cially and is the author of a number Of
books bearing on various phases of
the rural school problem. b..
Under the heading of big Enroll
ment" the official paper of the Normal
school named in the paragraph above,
"The Exponent, has this to say: The
1920 school year will probably be
banner year in the history of this
school. The enrolment is better than
last year or the year before last, at a
corresponding time, and enrolment Of
students is still going on
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
AMERICAN LEGION
ORGANIZED HERE

A post or chapter Of the American
Legion was organized Saturday at the
Commercial Club rooms with a large
number Of soldiers, sailors and ma.
rines present. The following officers
were elected:
Post Commanded. S. Richie.
Vice Commander-F Frank Beal.
Adjutant- Ronald Mcdonald.
Historian-Fred Fredrickson.
Financier-C. r. Simpson.
Chaplain-Pal Emerson.
Delegates to attend the state con-
vention to be held at Fargo on Octo-
Der II and 18 were elected as follows:
Frank White, D. S. Ritchie and Lee
Ferguson A constitution and by
laws were adopted. 1t is. the inten-
tion of the local post to put on aseries
of social events the coming winter in
order to keep up the interest in the
organization. 1t was voted to extend
the courtesy of honorary membership
to all veterans Of the Spanish Amer
ican war.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
CERTIFICATE SALE
PRIZES OFFERED

Minneapolis, Oct. 4-Prizes amount
ing in value to not less than $4,000
and probably approximating as much
as $4,000 were announced today as
open to every county in the Ninth
Federal Reserve District. The awards
to be made not5later December Is, and
each county has an equal chance as
the contest is for per capita sales and
the sales on Oct. 6 will be included,
These prizes include q Thousand dollar
road grader, 9 bronze memorial tab
let costing like sum and a one thous-
and dollar 100 foot steel flagstaff,
This announcement is officially made
by M. E. Harrison, director of the
Ninth Federal District who also said
that it is expected that a $4,000 Me-
mortal granite shaft would be added
as a grand prize. The prize compe-
tition is expected to materially add to
the October sales Of treasury certifi-
Gates.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
MEETING OF THE
COMMERCIAL CLUB

A special meeting of the board of
directors of the Commercial Club was
held yesterday afternoon and several
matters were taken up. They decided
to cooperate with County Club Lead
er Miss Clara Larson and aid her in
the putting. on sort of a fall fair.
The exhibits will be shown at the City
Hail.. Miss Larson is having a gen
eral program prepared and the event
promises to be of interest to all. The
time has come when Valley City must
arrange for a landing field as we
must get on the air line when the air
probably will be soon. The PROPOSE
tion of field was taken up. The
mail service is established and which
drive in Barnes County for 5000, 900
for a community building as Sol
diers Memorial will soon be put on
and a special meeting to talk the pro-
position over will be held in the club
rooms next Wednesday. Other mat
ters that can not be given to the pub
lie at the present time was taken up
and the club hopes for good surprise
for Barnes county people.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
II HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Ruth Brown, one of our last
years faculty members, is visiting
with Miss Lewis, domestic science
teacher.
. The Sophomore class officers have
been elected as follows for the en-
suing year:
President-Bob Russell
Vice President Edwin Irgens.
Secretary Jim Grifiths.
Treasurer-Adolf Soroos.
The Junior Class officers have been
elected as follows:
President-Ralph Curren.
Vice President-Fred Luessen.
Secretary-Harriett Winter.
Treasurer Olson.
The Juniors gave a 'pep" program
last Friday afternoon which was as
follows:
"Pep'-a talk by Florence Larson.
"Peptona Ralph Curren
s"Peppy News" Edited by Junior
Class and read by Marjory Galley.
pledge of Allegiance" to the Fresh
men-Ralph Curren.
"Pep Doctor-Art Olson
All of the numbers received consid-
cradle applause. After the program
various class yell leaders were elected
as follows:
Allison Seymour
Sophomore-Harley Wilds.
Junior-Jim McFadgen.
Senior--Leo Brady and (?) Archie
Delaney.
jamestown will play Valley City
Saturday, Oct. 4, at 3 p. m. in a game
of football. Come on out everybody.
We beat Lidgerwood by a score of Ia
to so we can win EN- again.
The Junior class challenges any 9th
.er class in the school IN the sale of
football tickets.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
Nd. T.. A. TO MEET
AT 5MINOT IN NOV

This year the North Dakota Educa-
tion Association will hold it's annual
meeting at Minot the week of Novem-
ber 81. Last year the influenza cpl
demic which spread over the state
about the corresponding time of year
was the means of postponing the meet
ing indefinitely. Secretary w. E. Par
sons of Bismarck has placed copy of
~this years program in the hands of
the printer. This information we get
from the daily press. So far as pos
sible the organization in control last
year will hold over to this year. We
purpose to make further comment lat
er when the programs are available.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
.COMMENDS WORK
OF REV. W. c. LYON
New FORK, Sept. 27, 1919.

New York, Sept. ~, 1919.
Mr.. j. J. Farley,
Valley City, N. D.
Dear. Mr.. Farley: The Reverend
Willard Crosby Lyon, Of Valley City,
North Dakota, has returned from over
seas after nine months Of service with
the Y. M. C. A. He has been a can
;een worker with the army of occu-
patton and an associated religious di-
rector at Coblenz. He was also a di-
rector of religious work with the
American forces in Germany, during
his term of service, where he did ex-
cellent work. We wish his friends to
know how greatly we appreciate what
he has done for the war work Of this
association.
You were one of his references when
he went overseas and you will, am
sure, be glad to know that he has JUS
titled your confidence in him.
Yours very sincerely,
H. COWLEY CARROLL.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
NON-RESlDEMs J, !,
GETS Ek LOB

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 2. II INDUS
trial Commission of the state Vorth
Dakota, by a vote Of two to o. late
yesterday afternoon selected a. non-
resident of North Dakota, socialist,
a secretary, of the State Socialistic
Party of Minnesota, as the man to
whom they would pay $4,000 per year
as executive secretary of the commits
sion. w. N. Anderson Of Minneapolis
is the man picked. Il
This action was expected following
the publication Of story in the Min
neapolis Journal to the effect that An
derson has requested a leave Of absence
from duties as member of the Min
neapolis Park Board, to come to North
Dakota and serve as secretary of the
Industrial Commission and attorney
for the State Bank of North Dakota.
The Industrial Commission is COM
posed of Governor Frazier, and Secre-
tary Of Agriculture and Labor, Hagan
and Attorney General William LANCER.
LANCER, in opposing the election Of
Anderson, said: 81 vote no for the rea-
son that Anderson is nonresident of
North Dakota AS far as know, he
has never paid dollar in taxes in
North Dakota, and that his appoint
ment to this position paying $4,000 is
direct insult to thousands of farm
ers and business men of the state,
many Of whom are competent to fill
the position and make their livelihood
that way. '
Not only did LANCER at this partic-
ular meeting of the Industrial Com
mission, raise violent objections to the
Minnesota socialist to North Dakota
job, but he also filed. notice on the
Industrial Commission that he intends
to exercise certain supervision Of the
affairs of the State Bank of North Da-
kota. The notice is as follows:
81, at this time, wish to serve notice
on the Industrial Commission and thru
them on the State Bank Of North Da-
kota, that as attorney general of this
state, I intend to surrender no pre-
negatives of that Office, and that l
shall insist on all abstracts or other
evidences of debt upon which the Bank
of North Dakota loans money, being
approved as to title of validity by the
attorney general or his assistants, as
the law provides. do not propose
to sit idly by and see the Bank of
North Dakota loaning money on prop
erty, the borrowers title to which is
questionable"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
ERICKSON JACOBSON

Thursday afternoon very pretty
wedding took place at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward jacobson, when their
only daughter Myrtle Eleanor, became
the bride Of Henry O. Erickson. The
home was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, the ,colors being pink and
white. The ceremony took place in
the sitting room under an arch, Of ev-
ergreens and flowers and was per-
formed by Rev. O. B. jacobson of Old
ham, s. d., cousin Of the bride. To
the strains Of Mendlesshon's wedding
march, played by Mrs. Rev. jacobson,
the briday party entered and took the
vows which forty guests, witnessed.
Being only the very near friends and
relatives Of the bride and groom. Aft
er congratulations Mrs. O. B. Jacobson
sang II Love You Truly" Then the
bridal party followed by the guests
made their way to the dining room
where very sumptious four course
dinner was served. The bride was
handsomely gowned in white satin and
georgette draped in Lace de Pierret.
She carried a shower bouquet of roses
and was attended by Miss Agnes Axel-
son cousin. Harry Erickson, a broth
er of the groom acting as best man.
They received many beautiful presents
consisting of cut glass, silverwear and
various other household necessities.
Mr.. Erickson is we'll respected
young man, is the eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. f. Erickson of Oil West
First street, while the bride is a very
esteemable young lady raised in Val
lev CITY and has many Friends RI wish
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09

Hart Thoresen, who learned the lin
otype machine in the Times Record
office, and who has been holding down
an operators job on the Fargo Cour-
ier-News, is in the city today visiting
at his home for a day or two before
leaving for Chicago where he ex-
poets to take situation as linotype
operator in that city. Mr.. Thoresen
has developed into a fast operator and
never needs to be without job.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
NONPARTISAN BANK
AT FARGO CLOSED
lnsolvent Says Bank Examiner Too
Liberal With Loans---State
Examiner in Charge

Yesterday we gave short account of this bank pro
position The following report is taken from the Fargo
Forum:
The Scandinavian American bank Of Fargo was
Thursday declared nsovent by the banking board of
North Dakota and ordered closed and placed in the
hands of receiver ~
Violation Of the state banking law are also charged
by the banking board in its resolution. = 4
According to information obtained from Bismarck,
Atty Gen. William LANCER and Sec Of State Thos Hail.
members Of the state banking board voted for the reso
tion declaring the bank closed Governor Frazier the
third member Of the board voted against closing the bank
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09

Ed Richter, erstwhile newspaper
man and former president Of the old
press association, now one of the
boosters for the l. V. A., is in the city
today looking after whom he may de-
YOUR in this neck of the woods. Ed is
always welcome visitor to this shop
any old time that he feels like sticking
his head through the doorway.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09
NORTH DAKOTANS
MAKE GOOD

In the last issue of the Liberty Bell,
the official paper of the Ninth Federal
Reserve District, is given the amount
subscribed BY each county Of the dis
trict. From this list we reprint the
total amount allotted, and the total
amount subscribed in the ten leading
counties Of North Dakota, our own
county Of Barnes being fourth in the
list with two million, nine hundred
sixty-seven thousand, two hundred
dollars. The figures given are the to-
tai of the five big war loans
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-09

; Mrs. H. F. Clark returned TO the
city last night. She had been down in
Illinois and Indiana for several weeks
visiting friends.