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Presents Unique
Peace Platform
Peoples House Of Repre-
scntatiues Planned for
World League.
tBv Associated r-oss.1


PARIS. Feb. 3.--A intcrn1tional pco-
pies house OF representa- ives to be
established in connection with Che
league OF nations is Il striking proposal
to the peace conference by Charles J.
Doherty, Canadian Minister II Just ice.
through the British league OF nations
commission. OF which he is member.
represented on this body, and the dele
gates would he representatives Of tho
peoples themselves. This plan is to
DC presented TO the various delegations
i'll the peace conference
Mr.. Dohcrty's view is tltat IL would
be u vital mistake TO declare az this
time the principle that the interests
&C humanity are 10 be cQutucd only
tho present ,imc is onportunc 20 in
tcr"s; tho peoples OF the world directly
in methods fo; tho prevention OF war
and that tho opportunity should be
seized.
The plans thus far suggested pro-
vide for tn. constitution OF judicial
tribunals AMI for the exercise OF en-
ecutive powers. by the governments.
especially of the great powers. AIR.
Dohcrty declares there would hc great
or assurance of Il general determine
ton OF the peoples Of all countries to
maintain peaceful relations If n body,
mainly Legislative in function and COM
posed OF representatives dccisivcly
were added ~ supplement; tho work
OF these judicial and executive bod les
In such IN ass :mbly tho prin cipal
legislation, taking the form oE recon-
mcrdations 20 sovereign states. The
necessity So far insisted upon equal
representation would disappear. tho
members assigned 10 each country con
as influence the list ;b:ition o: seats IN
any legislative assembly.
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BELGIAN MASONS OPPOSE
REOPENIhG OF RELATIONS
fraud Master Expresses Disposition TO
Hehun Any Advances From
Former Cermnn Brother.

BRUSSELS. Feb. 3.--Char!cs Mag
Nc.;a grand master % :hc Selgian
ayaaons. has expressed his opposition
10 The renewal OF relations with the
German Free Ma*oNs.
curing the way N. Magnetic sen,
g ,.t;cr OF protest 10 all the grand
ic-G-s in Germany. protesting against
tG- German atrocities. Most Of the
Geg:na y lodge failed 10 acknowledge
'his protest, which ~as coupled with
~. appra. - the German Freema 80 S
- ",TcVan upon tAei- government 10
TON ;Ie atrocities.
TIE Darns;ad,. l3ayrou:h and Frank
.oTt lodges ans Wcred. saving the an
zeal was "s!upid' and That thew d:d
49, sec why kindness should be recon
I-..r let 20 German troops because
. : the perhdy oc cur enemies Shor. :
=. Iftc-. u. NaSact:c was tailed and
detained for month unic. brutal
.-eIt.ne?t
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CREATE RESEARCH DIVISION
CuiunhiS University Wan VIII Head
COMM lSSicn to Coustder ltc-
con. trlictiop Problems.
fRv As.oc!a,cd rrsss l

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.--'ro make
readily available All possible into-.na-
tion bearing OIL reconstruction prob
!cm7. the Council o. National Dcfcn Sc
has created a reconstruction research
division with Herbert y. Shcnton, Of
Colombia University. rs rs chief.
The function OF the division. Il was
announced to-day. will be 20 record
all adjustments III trade, shipping aud
general business made by agencies ere
2teG 10 exercise Contro! during the wax
as wc;i as 20 gather both AZ home and
Il abroad irtornlation on Decentralization
unemployment and other uccbIcms q:
tho postwar period.
The division Will continue and cy-
paNd work undertaken by the com
ell Immediately at.c. tho ar!nis:ice was
signed.
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GERMAN COAL RUNS LOW
>'iate Arsenal ut SosudRu closes. and
Fuel short Ger Electric
Light Plants.
lT. hasoclatnd rrt..-l

EERLlN, Feb. 3.---Thc state arscns,
~ Srandai,. employing $1,000 laborcrs
shortage Tie Official information III.
reau here has given notice that coa,
supplies for in" municipal electric
works are almoE, exhausted and -hat
q tu-taer sAarn reduction la electric
current IS necessary. stree, cars -.i!i
10 affected by the SHORTAGE
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Wr,,~r- Erom EI.-. t"rr,-.,,,n

WNSHINETON Feb. 3.i:oar-Aa.
Fisral Bowles L. 8. y. la. rts!pneG AZ
Emergency Fleet Corporation. Al.
rocncemen. OF TIE esigna,icn which
wss rendered on January IS 20 Charles
PleH. general manage: Of tho n.e.
corocration. was made pnhl!c fere 20.
day. Mr. Piez has accepted the -c,iu.
"s.atson. 20 hccome Elective March TX
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Notice. ie hcrrt, .e1re, that Louis Eon.cli
and Il. An1ste- have this DAY. sold their
toy business. kncrn ,irgiula 10y 90.
20 l.. -. Siesc!. who VIII hereafter ren.
dfict thr DuJ;nCss NJ the riscs, No
AZ East Eroau street. Richmond. VI.
as the ownc. thereof. The SAID l.. L.
S.csci docs not assume the liabilities or
collect sn% debts due the iirni up 10 the
time &c purchase. All biils uurai sh oui,:
20 rtcSsuteu for payment ~ citlc: Louis
f:oI:c& or Nj. ArrStsr. II. y S;c..l pro-
p"ic.cr. TH +. Il 3Scnatcin. manager.
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AT CAMP TO INSPECT
CIVILIZATIONS WORKINGS

Co!one! W. a Dade. OF the Inspector
. generals office. Washington, was in
lamp Saturday and yesterday for the
: purpose OF going over ;hc demobliza-
ton machinery at Camp Lee, In COM
pany With Major John S. Graves. camp
personal adjutant, he made a genera!
inspection o: the plans by which men
At this camp were being mustered out
o: The service. According 20 All reports
II. rehabilitation OF troops here has
- kept pace with that Of any OF ,ilc
ocher large cantcnrcnis
- J. r benson. a former captain IN
the aviat on corps at Langley Field.
;. - now SIC otithe aasisian; field di-
IL ,ec:or4-at tho local Amer co Red Gross
headquarters Mr.. benson is widely
i;,own lawyer Of Alabama. and a. one
time vas a member Of The State As-
- ,.;nbly o: ihat Statf
J. f. Hylam VINO has been with the
.ocal chapter 70. some time. is NOW
ccaded here by T.rederici: Lesser. Jr.
-...ot Philadelphia. Mr.. Lesser was At this
camp some time age but for the pa s.
few months las been doing Red Cross
wo:, AT Newport News and Phi!ade!-
p!l.a.
t.ap:ain Thomas II. llav!in, OF st.
~ Louis. Mo. has reported here as camp
ordnance officer. lie is assisted By
.i.iocienant w. j. Henry, who vas o-I
nance officer prior TO tho arr.va! Of
~ captain HaviiH. Lieutenant " 4
Fu.,ninser. assistant to Major John l.
E:na camp intelligence officer. has
b.en discharged from tho service, ana
hss gon. TO his home IN Ne" Iork
lieutenant Fuadingcr w@s associated
;or several months with the intci!i'
.r,.:!ct. department OF this camp.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

GET YOUR cory OF vlRGIN1As
HONOR roll. nrroRE THE Ed
TIoH is EXHAUSTED. COM
rLErE LIST WITH NAME. Ap-
DRESS AND RANK, HANDSOME
Lr BOUND. PRICE. 800. SEND
CHECK. CURRENCY OR MONEY!
ORDER TO-DAY. NATIONAL
PUBLISHING Co. noon lol:
TIMES DISPATCH BLDG. RICH
MoHp. VA.
oWLiNG--Fine exercise for iaeies md
gentlemen. Palace Alleys fuader Victor
rhsatcr,. Eighth and Brvnd Strcot-.
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TRAIL CR TRUCE.

To ;"ai.ers. Dcs.catd solely :rom
:Ec demand BOAT q. vehicle to be
h@;;lcd b=a!-d h.gh-snScd motor
trGci:. ! M embodiment CT the
nights, engineering sk!il--in con-
strdction III. coua. OF the beat truck
mace. Uadcr average condition Il
Troy Tra!i-. vii. NJ !eas. double the
ma u!.?g CAPACITY Of anT rood make
n truce. and Gu: hauling cost In
haN Prices right; uuigk. delivery.
y: -, t.hhg Moor CORPORATION. 81
Ncs. E:0at. :.:cct.
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FORD roadste-. IN h;lo condition: also &
sen-ssurt.r: VIII sacrifice fo- 500 Can DO
seen e Tern.n Mo;o: Co. Ninth aad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

FORD for ssle: Ford rauabout In krut-cass
yftS ro r. Ko%sey. 1879 wee.
tOkDS - Rev, FOrdg AS. for .Duyb"
.,cge.I R2n6oipn asi.
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COMA SlDN--N iadY Ccnrrauiuii for
~id""cr. H"uuirctp.ptg. urder fo:l..
ne" looking. educated and good ,sIht -
Fho:O and references ~ Grst letter. 81 -
IsTrton i:y,cii. '' 80 -
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Help Wunted-Fcmalc.

Is:
COMMUNICATIONS ,adien End girls. II
you are soinE to wors. why no, WORT IN
tho niccs: fiscs and tho place whero you
CAP mako the most money! We can place
ie~ learners and experienced girl, in
our hand department; Just at this time.
Whitiock Branch. T~cn,y-,hird aud Mala
Streets.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
= : -
Building-Contrncting.
Heating unu l,lnmi,inx

LUMBER and m:llworI Montague Mfg Co
Icntn aud Main.
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STCDEEA elk roadster In first.
clars condition. rEiS - bargain ~ quick
buyer. Terminal Motor Co.. Ninth and
Cary S.r"c;-.
STGDEBAKER-isl 1918 ~ jdc!. IN splendid con
Giilo5: pr:G- rsa son. ole; Cal. Eou isltJ.
si.GDs.SA EEE-For sale. ono, t;cyIindcr
Studshs .<cT 7rasScnScr wire whec. touring
ca:; splendid cond,j!on. Hcaaoa co- dis
no..l. Cor waat Of US Phone Madison
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NI:MS RECEIVED OF
CAPTAIN MII.kIE.S nI.ArII

in:ornla lion was received ny officers
.: headquarters recently OF The death
OF Captain Wi.kic. OF the British army.
who vas here as bayonet Instructor
last summer. He was relieved o: duty
acre early, in the fall to Join his COM
.hi1d. and soon after was killed In
action. he was we'll known in Peters,
6urS and Richmond
choir OF nurses from The base hos
r!tai is being formed 20 help enter
tain the soldiers of camp on Sundays
and on other special occasions Ar
engagements are also being made 20
bring Rev. Billy SUNDAYS special choir
here from Richmond. vtcn his revival
services there have conc TO close.
This choir will give u sunday night
performance within q month
Lieutenant LeftWitcn. the newly
appointed camp dramatic officer. held
a meeting OF officers tonight TO dc
tarTine the next steps 20 take towards
forming an operate company here.
lie plans to form :. complete company
Q! perhaps 100 soldiers and from fifty
% 100 girls and women from Peters
burg lI:s chorus. and an original
.,iay will be written for this produc-
don. Tho company Will not only per-
form. IN this cemp. but viii: appear in
Petersburg. Richmond. Norfolk, Now
port News and Washington. . {.
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fE.>CP-Edvin phaup. Funeral Director
ard EmSalEacr. ao5 Easi Main Stree;
Madison lJl: Randolph 5os3.
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CARA GOOD LIGHT 5-pAssk,NGEE CAR
NO REAsOEA BILE CASH OFFER RE.
FUSED. OSCAR. s.3 WEST BROAD
STREET
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NJ Ill y y. .:4r.or G. -. onc kacw;.s
h.s We acu.s co1::IIalc,tG .,iti, Ai:.s.
W. -I'to". .>cv psi. ~ l.. :. ,VnSLc..
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TELEPHONE your want ad. Ran. l..
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WISE advertiser. keep on advertising.
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COok-on. good colored cook, ali-round
man preferred. Apply Rose Leigh Ees-
tanrant. l03 East Broad.
ci Under fRESSMAS---Only high grad.
men wanted. Nonunion state age OK
ncrience. reference and gilary wanted
the Iosd Balttmo.e Press. Baltimore Mi.
DRUG CLE kk-Wauted at ooce experI-i
enced GruS clerk l. -. care Tinrs-ni.-
patch.
DRUGGIST-Register wanted: give ref
crence. experience. etc. first letter. Stale
salary expected Want z man. that vii!
Chestnut. hshevllle. y. g
FAHMEksmw anted. men 70, work on
dairy farm. Louis u. Ellis. II. Il. ID. I,
Richmond. Va. Promo Madison 1899 r.
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USED CAES-De pend ole used cara for sale
+ y ID. Stone Motor Co.. Broad and Shafer
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CO. "it w. .Broad street. Randolph 29jo.
RUG CLEANING--We clean and store you.
". Fred Rlcha rdson Security STORAGE Go
Inc, i'reproof Storage FOR Household
Goods, Main and iiclv!deIe SITS. Ran. 3<s.
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CAMP LEE HAS COST
s1e,000,000 TO DATE.
Petersburg Awaits With Great 1n-
tcrcst Action OF Government in
Purchase OF Site.
L. S. SENATE CHAPLAIN SPEAKS
Addresses Audience OF 1000 at Big
~" Hut-NewS Received Of Death
OF Captain Wilkic, Formerly Bayo-
net Instructor At Camp Lee.
ISnccial 10 rhc Tinlcs.Dispa,ch. !

topCSiil ~ tC IInicS- l'IS I'aNNii'J
4 CAMP LEE VA, Feb. $.--Thc re-
cent announcement OF Secretary of
. War baker that il was proposed to
buy sixteen army cantonmcnt sites
has aroused Srea; interest rs TO Camp
: Lees future. Headquarters here. how
ever has received no Information that
concerns any contemplated action in
regard TO such II purchase.
/. i;umor9 have been quite freely cir
tcula;cd as 10 the p-oba bility 'cf the
purchase, but the Washington story
!, the only authentic information tina.
las been received. and there is 10 rca
son TO expect Camp Ice TO be left
out Il any camp sites arc purchased
out OF the total Of Sioo.o00,0oo en-
Tcnded on permanent improvements.
$lS.0c0.000, or almost oTe-tenth o: the
total amount. has been expended here.
The camp site is owned by the
United States Camp. Incorporated,
mcTabers OF which arc Petersburg men.
They raised 100000 to purchase the
camp site, rather than lose the camp
! 70" thls section. and they arc cX-
trcncly ANXIOUS 20 have the govern
Mcn: take over the property
Secretary Baker has stated ;hat the
{, future army Unit Will DC tho diyi.
sion. whether ;hcrc is universal
military training plan. or whether the
ieguiar army is enlarged. This would
. at this camp il even hut ono division
were here, vh,o :'Ic camp has capa-
rrity Of three times that number.
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Tailoring and Pressing.

l. u. SrCitMhS. Lauies ami GeutIenras
tailor sol t;as: Main Street. Fan. a06.
LADIES TAILOR--D. Perl!n COS Il. Grace
Street.
USt; this complete directory OF wants and
offers.
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AEN.NTE CHAPLAIN Is
. CAMP LEE SpEAEI.lt

Rev. Forest j. E'rc:tyman u. H.
/. R!acopai church S5uth. Washiiistcn.
senate. ,adG.csSeG 200 men h,r% isst
nigh: . the big y hut. He spoke
upon the great Work tina; would con
non; tho soldiers upon ;hci. return
noalc. and urged that they cDn;!n,;c
r-aciicinG tho elements OF Success aha;
had made r:ssi5lc victory in the pres
eat war. The Taob street i'rcsby-
'eTia:i Church choir. Of Petersburg.
.rai.bed music.
Three full trains .; from ten 10
.tiecn cars each icf; camp Saturday
With The last members o. the eighth
Division, outside the SiH;y-sccond In
'ant!y. Tor their homes on tho PaciHu
cos 81; Each train had 4 dininr-car.
and Kitchen police viii feed ,rls ;-av-
:, lS:-s On The lou - :: =.
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1RICKS-Stc~1rt Motor Corporation. 1910
West BROAD, makers OF quality trucks at
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-29

commander of that order. He took a
great interest in it's affairs and at
tended all the state encampments and
most of the national encampments, to
which he was usually accompanied,
since the death of his wife, by his
daughter, Miss Blanche, who has re-
manned at home and devoted herself
to looking after her fathers comfort
and we'll being.
Comrade Kee had also been for a
number Of years an active member Of
the board of trustees Of the State
Soldiers Home and was enthusiasts
tically attentive to the duties of his
Office.
Mr.. Kee was one Of the local lead
ers in the Nonpartisan League move
ment and he held the position Of door
keeper of House of Representatives
and door keeper of the gallery during
the recent sessions of the legislature.
Col. Kee also received an appoint
ment on the personal staff Of Cover
nor Frazier. Sanborn Enterprise.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-29

Lieut.. John Philip Sousa has engag-
ed two vocal soloists for the forth
coming transcontinental tour of his
world famous band. They are Miss
May Stone, formerly a soprano with
the Boston Opera Company and Miss
Mary Baker, coloratura soprano who
has achieved distinction on the concert
stage.
A number of important Instrument
al soloists have also been engaged to
add diversity to the band program.
Louis P. Fritze, formerly flute soloist
with the Philadelphia orchestra will
occupy that position under Lieut..
Sousa's direction He has played flute
with great success in concert for Nine.
Galli-Curc and other famous operate
stars. Frank Simon, perhaps the fore
most cornetist in America and H.
Benne Henton, widely known in musi-
cal circles as an exceptionally talent
ed saxaphone player, and Joseph
Green, who has achieved great deal
of popularity as a xylophone player
with one of the promonent Phono-
graph companies, will also travel with
the band as soloists.
This famous band master and his
concert band and soloist will be at the
Chautauqua Auditorium, Valley City,
N. Oak, Friday afternoon, June 9th.
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OBITUARY OF
ROBERT KEE, SR.

In the passing of Mr.. Robert Kee,
ST., Sanborn has sustained the loss of
one of her oldest and most highly es-
teemed pioneer citizens.
Though ailing for a long time, his
last sickness was of but short dura-
ton. When pneumonia developed all
hope for his recovery was given up!
and death came to relieve our old
friend from his suffering at 6 a. M, on
Wednesday, May Fl, 1919, aged u
years and 10 days.
The deceased was born in Ireland
May II, 1S43. Emigrated to Canada
with his parents when six years old
During the civil war he enlisted in the
Union army as member of the
Fourth Ohio Cavalry and served dur
ing the war. He came to the United
States in 1882, and took up home
stead near Sanborn.
Deceased was married to Miss Mena
Zingg in Canada in 1868. To this
union there were born seven children
of whom one died in Canada and one
lin Sanborn. Mr.. Kee is survived by
the following children: Mrs. T. B.
Swartout, Valley City; Robert E. Kee
Sanborn; Mrs. E. D. Tucker, Moor
head; Arthur G. Kee, Sanborn; Miss
Blanche Kee, Sanborn, all of whom
were with him during his last sick
ness. His wife preceded him to the
grave five years ago.
Besides the five children, deceased
is survived by twelve grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
The family lived in Sanborn from
1883 until 1885; lived on homestead
until 1918, when he built residence
n Sanborn which has since been his
M. Kee was prominent member
81 the G. A. R., and served as state
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-29
PETIT JURORS
FOR June TERM

The drawing of the petit jurors for
June 1919, Term of the District of
Barnes County, N. D., took place in
the office of the clerk of the District
Court in Valley City on the 22nd day
of May, 1919, and the following names
were drawn:
Herbert Rutherford, Page.
Halvor Halvorson, Valley City R. 8.
Jacob Steiner, Luverne.
Frank G. Stranger, Fingal.
H. L. Myers, Leal.
Louis Horkman, Hastings.
Gust Kruker, Fingal.
w. X. Wood, Eckelson.
Ben. T. Northridge, Luverne.
Frank ]. Vandrovec, Valley City.
Swan Olson, Marion.
D. G. Ellsbury, Lucca.
Thomas Thompson, Hope.
j. E. Glesner, Darcy.
T. c. Toste, Wimbledon.
A. T. Laugen, Thordens Twp. Nome.
James F. Daley, Valley City.
John H. Carmichael, Pillsbury.
Chas. r. Scosten, Eckelson.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-29
BARNES COUNTY
PLAY DAY D0lNCS

With perfect weather and dry
roads, the Barnes County Play Day
drew immense crowds to the county
seat. The Valley City State Normal
school acted as host and the visitors
from all parts of the county thorough
ly enjoyed the beautiful grounds and
appreciated the conveniences of the
checking room and day nursery pro-
vided by that institution.
The forenoon was completely taken
up by the boys and girls field and
track meet which was held on the
fair grounds.
There were 297 boys and 230 girls
entered in these events.
The automobile parade started
promptly at 1870. Various phases of
school activities were cleverly repre-
sented by the various districts. Svea
Consolidated school won first honors
with float representing a Home Ac-
tivity club. Rogers took second place
with a Red Cross ambulance. Oriska
third, representing the health cru
SADIE which is being carried on by the
! Junior Red Cross organization. The
judges scores were close, testifying to
| the fact that there were other floats
cleverly worked out and worthy of
mention.
The afternoon program was attend
ed by crowds so great that it was i'm
possible for all to hear the speaking
parts; but the spectacular numbers
were thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
The Training school of the State Nor
NAL gave unique pantomime entitled
america" The May-pole dance,
given by girls from the Valley City
Public schools, was most effective
Three excellent numbers were render
ed by the Girls Glee Club from Nome.
The final contest games were played
off on the Normal campus at o'clock.
There was close rivalry and these con-
tests bid fair to be annual events of
interest. A pennant in the Barnes
County colors was awarded the win
ner of first place in each contest. The
pennants were awarded as follows:
Volley Ball
Division B-Oriska.
Division C-Grammar grades of
Valley City Public schools.
Long Ball
Division A-Dist. No. 10, Spring
| vale Township.
Division B-Leal.
Division C-Training School.
| Horse Shoe
Division B-Leai. ....
Following is list of ribbon winners
in the field and track meet:
| Girls-Division A.
Dash-1st, Christina Weber, Dist.
81, School l; End, Caroline Kurtz, Dist.
81, School l; 3rd, Laura Puhr, Dist. 81
Potato Race-1st, Laura Puhr, Dist.
81; End, Caroline Kurtz, Dist. 81; 3rd,
Christina Weber, Dist. "a.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-29
new ADDITION
VALLEY CITY

Probably one of the biggest i'm
provements to be made to the city of
Valley City in the near future is the
formal opening of Victory Park Addi-
ton, which is part Of the Northwest
Nursery property lying between here
and the Chautauqua grounds. A sale
of the lots in this addition are to be
put on the market in the near future.
This addition is going to be one Of the
finest in the city. Sewer and water
are being ordered in by the city, and
a fine sidewalk is to be built all the
way out to the Chautauqua grounds.
On Chautauqua Boulevard there are to
be some fine lots, each one having q
rs foot frontage and being from 100
to 140 feet deep. The lots on Water
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-29

A. o. Tolstad, Darcy.
George B. Iverson, Valley City.
Carl Johnson, Darcy.
L. Mortenson, 1eal. +
Henry Fehr, Wimbledon.
Herman Becker, Wimbledon.
Fred Altringer, Wimbledon.
A. J. Stull, Valley City.
Frank S. Stems, Rogers. So
John c. Coyle, Valley City.
c. =. Flynn, Eckelson. -
Eugene Hinchberger, Sanborn.
Fred Morgan, Valley City.
Peter Gaasland, Meadow Lake Twp
James Kelly, Valley City.
Olof Ruud, Nome. W.: T.
Oscar Gudmestad, Litchville. .,@
7. c. Weatherbee, Urbana. /
William Neuman, Oriska. i
S. S. Schuttee, Tower City.
Fritz Becker, Rogers.
Obert Nordgaard, Valley City, R.
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Carl Holland, Kathryn.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-29

street will be from 60 to IS feet wide,
and those on Elm street will be so feet
wide. The surveyors have just about
gotten through with the survey Of this
addition and the date for the sale of
lots will be some time next month.