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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

You must say 'Bayer." Never ask
for merely Aspirin tablets. The name
Eager means you arc getting the Srn-
uine "Baycr Tablets OF Aspirin. proven
safe by millions OF people.
Don't buy Aspirin tablets in a pill
box. Insist on getting the Bayer pack
age with the safety "Bayer Cross" on
both package and on tablets. No other
way,
Beware Of countcrfeits, Only recent
IL Brooklyn manufacturer was sent TO
the peuitentiary for flooding the coun-
try with talcum powder tablets. which
he claimed to be Aspirin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
SOUTH SIDE

Choral GcGtSdl.
The following FrnErHr, VIII h" Sir"n
by tho choir ri tho chaplin" Strfri VI. f.
church tonight in 'hr audience room Of
tn. church on South ThaTliTr street:
Hymn 70o-Amerca.
Pravrr--Rey. g.. W. Sampson
Anthcm--Hark. Hank. Nv Sou! Shelly
Solo--Sclcct I'd --Ralp! Tqrn;han
Anthem Dreams " Go!''lcr. Horrla"
Mixed Ouartrttc-Thr Ein"ty and Nine
Mis-. Il. Edward Morgan. Mrs. F. H.
Hcbnrr. NJ James Conner Mt. Ralph
CRrnihan.
Anthem-~!n Heavenly Love Abiding.
Solo --Sclcctrd-F. f.. Davis.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Ecv. G. d. Sampson
Mal. Charlottesville Of Shannon---G. B.
Policy. G.. NJ. Conner. F. d. Walton.
J. c rnllcy.
Anthcn~-sc.k Ye The Lnrd--Roherts
Dnet--Rock Of Ages Mir. and Mrs. Aloe
Rivers.
Choir dircctor--J Cgri Policy.
Organ:st-MrS. Mu!lic clark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
YOUNG COUPLE
If ELM GROVE
WE'D SATURDAY
wedding of Miss Ethel Hill and MIR.
Philip Ray Rice to Take Place Next
Saturday Mt Stone Church.

An interesting wedding will II" SOL
rruui2"i IN saturday evening. April -.
/; when Miss Ethel I'aluur Inn and Mr..
! Philip Ray Rice. both Of Elm Grove.
VIII b. united in marriage. This wrh-
; ding ~ ,hr culminaIIuu of II pretty r"-
nance. Miss Hill and Mr.. ltl"" being
! sw"rthrartS sine" th"irAs"h"'I days.
! The wedding will tnRr rlnr" Saturday
! evening Ut $50 o'clock III tn" parsonage
| uf the Stone Presbyterian church. Elm
! Grove, with III" pastor. Key. l.. H. Lew
! cilyu officiating. m" brih'' will lr nj
i trarLivCly aulr"d III i spring suit "t
blue. with accessories at u corresponding
! shade. and there will II" II" lmm"diat"
attendants. Following the ceremony. tn"
! bride and groom will take UP their resi-
dcncc in u newly furnished hou*" in
! Elm Heights. where they will receive
) the best Wishes Of innumcraolc friends
] in this community.
Miss lEll is the attractive and accom-
! plishcd daughter Of Mrs. Charles Hi.
! OF Liberty street. Elm Grove. anu ~ n
, graduate Of Philadelphia District Hugh
| school. having 4 host Of friends with
whom she ls Il general favnrit" Mr.. Ris"
| is the only son Of 4. W. Rice, of Main
street. Elm Grove and holds a rcspon-
! Sible position in the engineering depart
, ment of tho Cliesa pcakr & Potomac Tel
! ephonc company. IIc also attended T. d.
: n. g and Is on" Of the most popular
! yuung men IN he nut-thc-pikc town.
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Board Meeting Postponed

The regular meeting Of IN" executive
h,.r,l ur III. Kings Daughters day nurS-
rrv has been postponed "WihG /" I'M
thu" allinE "n Good Friday hr 'Hhc'
I,,t,. for ih. meeting has not h."n an
r,,,,r.,.d. bur consideration of important
business matters and the discussion OF
rIous for the coming year will require
4 session in the near future.
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usual. program has been arranged by
Miss Virginia Hall. 4 meeting of the
executive committee will be held at. :"
o'clock and the program will commence
at 2. This meeting will be tho last Of
series Of open session. and friends and
members arc gwen 4 cordial invitation
to attend,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

good tonight. Meetings are held every
night this week preparatory to Easter.
Tho Young Ladies' Missionary Society
will render the music Wednesday night
and. the Womans Home and Foreign
Missionary societies will give that for
Thursday evening services. On Friday
night the full senior choir is TO render
special music
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CO radi,lau. School,

The pupils OF ST. LadislauS school
will he dismissed tomorrow for the Eas-
terrible TO resume their studies on Mon
day morning following Easter Rev. E.
Musia, will deliver a sermon at the
regular Wednesday. evening L.enten SER
vice in Polish. Services for the congre-
cation will hr held on Holy Thursday
and Good Friday.
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Of Mara Schoo. Closed.

Due 10 Tho cNccseive s;raln put Upon
the school children Of ST. Narys paro-
chial school during the pas; weeks mis-
sion that Institution will bc closed dur
inr tho remainder Of thr Easter week.
Session will be resumed the Tuesday
artcr Easter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
South Side Personals.

"Goldic" Carl. RECENTLY OF the army
has secured a good position as chauf-
fcur for Mr.. Carpenter or the wheeling
Steel & Iron company.
Miss Emma knuth. formerly employed
with tho Sterling Products company has
transferred her commercial efforts 10
the, X. c. Eowman company.
Mrs knnth, Of 31th and Ewing SIS
is visiting at the home Of her sister
Mrs. Voorhees,. at Deans. y. j. She Is a
sister Of Raymond X. wilson. VINO was
EiIicd in action in France October 5th in
tn" ,Argonn" drive.
william Gaul son OF Mr.. and Mrs
.Jacoh Caul. Of South Chapline street
has arrived! from Camp Lee whore ne
wa. mustered out Of the service RECENT,
Is. Young Gnul saw much OF the actual
iiGhling over there.
Roy. r. ]. GilScnson Of Warwood. par
ticipatrn In tho closing exercises OF 81
Marys mission.
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protherhood Musical.

rehearsal Of thc musical program
10 r.. given BY the brotherhood Of tho
TrIniiv Lutheran church toniCht. &C
CURED last night. Judging from. this
rehearsal the meeting will be especially
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

will consist ur an amateur play III Wh!ch
all rurnh"rS 1T III" lragu" viii INK" paFl'
v,lI lr TN" final meeting Of tn" Year.
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DANC1NG!

Prof Oatman's dances every Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday nights, Market
Auditorium. Premier orchestra.
Dancing at the Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
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Miss Ii"!ois" iiu"Ir. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, g. G. KNAPP. of WaTwood. was
hostess to number OF her trichhS ihH'
night ut a delightful dancing party
i held in Laches' hall. Warw""d. r''i"-
ybrating the sixteenth anniversary az hey
birth. A local orchestra furnished an
interesting program Of the latest popu-
, lar Jazz music. and at late hour dainty
; refreshments were served to the merry
party Of young pleasure seekers.
! The following were in attendance:
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Tho greater the necessity Tor saving
the greater your opportunity 70 US
The Intelligcnccr Want Ads.
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Lecture Recital Club.

| Lecture Recital Club.
Mira W, N Whitley and Mrs. c. r.
| Plank will be the hostesSes today 10
/ mernbars of the Lecture Recital club OF
/ Martins Ferry at their sen1i-monthly
meeting IN the Board Of Trade rooms. A
program Of special interest. featured
with negro dialect songs, has been ar
ranged by Mrs Charles Gray Shrepe,
chairman Of tho day. The program
which win begin at $3.50 o'clock. follows
! Negro SprtSuals~ .Brueigh
Ann, as Part Songs ....--.-... BY Page
(a) Go Down Noses
Cb) Swing Low Sweet Chariot.
Mrs. Alfred Meihor. Miss Helen Virtue,
Miss Mary Norton.
[a) Big Lady Moon. .Coleridse-Tayloi
% Just You. .Buridgh
Mrs shreve,
Ptano-Deep River. -B1nietEf
BAN BoutA. .BurfelSE
Miss Anna Fest
(a) Ca1sdle Lghttn' Time. .--....--..
CO. The Links OF Love. ...::......;
CotertdSe-Iaylol
Miss Bertha Watson.
Deep River. arranged as Quartz
Miss Watson, Mrs. Shreve. Miss Whit
ley. Miss Norton.
Negro spdrituals-- ..........- .Burlagf
(a1 By and BY.
(e) Nobody Rnows do Trouble I've
Seen.
Miss Mildred Whitley.
Ptano-Meaodtes Of Southeast Africa.
! (n). The Stones Are Very Hard. 80.
4 ...........-.. B1rleigt
Oh Take Nabandji- ................
l. Cotcridge-Tdylol
| MISS Fest.
| Five md Twenty Sailorrrron. .........
4 C1feridEe-Taylol
4 Mrs ShreVe.
4 Aecompanist-Mrs.L Louis Scabright.
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Dinner Dance.

Members Of Carroll Court. Daughters
Of Isabella. are anticipating with much
Measure the dinner dance which the
court has announced for Wednesday eve
ming. April 30. This affair. which Will
no informal. will be held in the Mcclure
hut"l. Invitations will be issued IN
rrw days and an enjoyable evening Is
assured those who shall be 90 fortunate
as To receive invitations for this delight
full event.
The music will be urnisn"d by Peak
crAs saxaphonc orchestra, from Column
bus. Ohio. and the decorations VIII be
most elaborate. consisting Of purple and
gold, the Isabella colors. effectively ar
ranged with spring blossoms suggestive
of the Easter season. Mrs. T. z. Simon
Is general chairman in charge. and the
following members Of her committee arc
working hard Ia make this charmin al
fair RS successful az all former parties
OF the court:
Mesdames-
4. Bcattie John Mulhcarn
George I. Hughes Louis Nnu
w. p Lear NJ. {. stevens
Clara Rose Coleman Lulu OMallcy
Kathleen Gilligan Rcrnadctta Shields
Esther He'll Rose Shelley
Marie I.anc Frances Sullivan
Anna McCabc Margaret Tucker
Mary McGreal Rose Focllinser
Margaret Nanion Catherine Wick
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-Bt;y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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womm's Literary Club.

The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Literary club. which will he held to-
morrow afternoon in the Hotel Windsor.
will be especially interesting, as an I'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
e,rsuna League Meeting.

The Drama League of the Woman's
club held an interesting meeting Ecster-
day afternoon in the Hotel Windsor.
! Mrs Waiter 8. Kelley presided at this
| session and she read The Burgomaster
| of Belgium" one Of Maeteriink's latest
productions IN her usual interesting man
ner. This was the last Of tho readings
which have featured the leagues SEES
zions. The program for April. which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

Members Of the Monday Night club
werc deNiEhtfuT1y entertained last night
by Ms. II. H Criswell at her home on
South Thtrd street, Martins Ferry. The
evening hours were devoted to the usual
diversions OF knitting and fancyworK
and the serving OF a tsdntily appointed
luncheon concluded pleasant evening
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
DAVID GUY RAN
Eos l-4F0RT The
MATRON STAKES
Trotter With Racing Man.
ners and Speed Wins
National Notice.
(By w. H. Gocherl

1t does not take a trotter' very long
to attract national attention, if he has
enough speed and racing to
win a few events, in the grand circuit.
This was amply demonstrated last
season by David Guy, who pulled up
lame at the Columbus September
meeting, where he defeated Nella Dill
and was in turn defeated by Peter
June.
This colt made his first start in his
three year old form at the North
Randall August meeting in a class
race which he won and in which he
equalled the time record Of 2:0SH
that he made at Toledo. He was given
this race to stay him up for the
Philadelphia. where he finished in
front of Nella Dillon, Peter Vonia,
Hollywood Bob, Selka and Peter June,
winning one of the heats in 2:05 u.
his mark. David Guy also won his en-
gagements at Poughkeepsie and Hart
ford and finished second to Hollywood
Bob at Syracuse before going to CO.
lumbus, his card for the season show
ing seven starts of which he won Ave
and was second in two. In these races
he trotted twenty heats of which he
won fourteen, thirteen "of them being
below $40 and our below 2:O6. :.
In the matter of inheritance. David
Guy is an inbred Wilkes the lines
through his sire Guy Axworthy trac-
ing to the brothers William L. and
Guy Wilkes, while the blood of
Alcyone and Onward are also united
in his dam; Belle zombro. She was
got by zombro. the son of Mckinney
that sired San Francisco, out of Belle
Gibson, 2:24A, a daughter of the
Electioneer horse Norval and Lula IT,,
that also produced Maplewood Nor
val. 2:23A. Lula J. was got by On
ward out of Lottie Wall. the dam of
Eula G.. 2:24. She was by Strathmore
out Of Clara G.. by Pacing Abdalah. a
son Of Ale's.nder's Abdallah. the sire
Of Goldsmith Maid. 2:14. David Guy
is a trotting bred trotter and his
showing last year proved that he is
all THAT the term implies in class,
speed and department.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
For Alderman Seventh Ward.
NOTICE or ELEcTIoN.
Notice TO the Electors OF the City Of
brand Forks, North Dakota.

d Notice is hereby given that on the
first Monday in April; 4. p; 1919. from
noon Of said day. to-wit: The Seventh
day. of April. A. p. 1919. there shall be
held a City Election for tie purpose of
GERS OF the City OF Grand Forks, North
Dakota, as provided by law. At said
election the following officers shall be
One Alderman from zach of the seven
wards in the city for a term Of two
Also 2 Police Masistrate for the
Also: one Park Commissioned for q
term Of five years.
Registration Of voters will take place
nsual polling places on March 18th and
April 7th. 1919. respectively. ~,
The following places have been desie-
mated blythe city council:
Plant: 2nd Precinct, gao Euclid Avenne
Second Ward, Arlington Park Hotel.
Third Ward. Fourth Street Fire Hail.
123 North Third st. ,a'1
tional Avenue Fire Eail: znd Precinct
za slxth ns Wsrs. 81 Psss,nct, 4,s ORR.
Aysnue: snd Preeinct. s2s North Eishth
rs s:sss.h SKI. 70. IA &; s..s S,sss,s s; g s.
ssSThss pals g such poMine places ahalL
~ c6nti4u0usIy kept open from 8 0'eioek
sss isrs y. - me- ssst sle elsctses Ss ass. nd ' e!
I'D bsssd II Grand Forks NORTH. Dskots,
9asss re ,asy 81 s1ifeei fala
sl;s1:s i. !: s s::a 1ss ~. sc
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
A. B.C TOURNEY
PLAY RESUMED
THIS MORNING
St. Paul, Canton and Cleve-
land Players Occupy
Alleys.

Toledo. Ohio. March 24.-cleve-
lard, Canton and st. Paul bowlers oc-
cupied the sixteen alleys when COM
petition in the American bowling con-
gross tournament was resumed this
morning.
On the second squad called at
,1c:45 a. m., Peoria. st. Paul and Des
the st. Paul men on the second shift
are Gilbertson,. Muggley. Paschen.
Miller and G. nech. members of the
.Aquilas Cigars, the team that won the
championship last year, but failed to
night.
The third squad of the day has Des
M0ines,- ST. Paul. Cleveland. Pitts
burgh and Peoria bowlcrs entered.
Officials of the A. r. c.. announced
that several bowling balls have been
thrown out of the tournament be-
tons.
High scores continue to feature the
tournament. F.. Hess Of Chicago was
Il new cntrant in the all-evcnt ycster-
day when his nine games aggregated
1909. 1t gave him third place and
displaced Harry Cavan of Pittsburgh
in that division.
Following are the leaders in team,
doubles and Individuals:
Five Men.
Lincoln Life. ms. company, Fort
wayne .1,So3
Rirk Bros, No. l.. Chicago......2.9SO
Potter Shoes. Cincinnati. ......!2,922
Two Men.
Pekie-Lellinger, Chicago........1.25S
F. Schwoegler-F .kartheiser,
Madison ,255
Daiker-W etterman. Cincinnati. .1,24S
individuals.
H. Cavan, Pittsburgh.
D. Devite,
P. Miller, Toledo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
PRODUCE.
DULUTH.
GRAIN

M
Duluth. Mimi, March 24.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain; Wheat, l.
400 bushels; last year. $500. Flax.
$500 bushels; last year. 1000.
Shipments: Wheat, 10000 BUSH
els; last year, $4,000.
Duluth "a inspection: Wheat,
smutty spring. 1! Total wheat, 1;
year ago, 4. Flax, 6; year ago, s.
Oats, 2. Rye, Z. Total Of all grains,
16; year ago, 81. on track, 50.
Duluth. Mimi, March 24.-The up
turn in flaxseed was continued today
on fairly active bidding. while Offer
ings were light. The close was of
from the top prices of the session on
realizing sales. May closed 3 cents
up: July 2 cents up and October 3
cents up.
Oats closed "a cents up for spot.
Rye closed 3 1-2 down for spot and
May 3 1-2 lower. Barley closed UNI
changed to 2 cents up.
Closing:
Wheat-No. i northern. track,
1922 IL; arrive, April, $40: No. 2,
do track, $2.19 ID; No. 8, do track,
$2.15 1-2.
Linseed on track; 1886 -; arrive.
1886. 1-2; May. 1888 1-2; July, $3.70
bid; October. $3.50 bid.
Oats on track, 63 3-4@65 ga.
Rye on track and arrive, $1.s7 Ii:
May, $1.6S 1-2.
Barley on track. 5000.
Herald Wants Bring Results.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. March 24.-(U. S. Bureau
of Markets. )-Hogs: Receipts, 10000:
market active, mostly 1Oc to 15c
lower than Saturday. Bulk of sales,
$19.50@19.65: heavy weight, $19.65@
1915: medium weight. $3.50 @19.7O:
light weight. $18.s5@1s.s5; light light
weight, $17.50@19.0O; sows, $1725@
1890; pigs, $16.75 @175O.
Cattle Receipts, 10000: opening
slow: a few early sales steady, pack
ers bidding lower; calves soc to Csc
lower. Heavy beef steers, $11.5O@-
$4,000: light beef steers. $s.75@1s.5o;
butcher cows and heifers. $3.50
SIS: veal calves. $14.75 a. 1900;
1925. .s
Sheep = Receipts, $4,000; market
opening slow; first sales of fat
lambs soc lower; sheep and feeders
steady. Lambs. IS pounds or less,
$1S.50@ $3.50; IS pounds or better,
1925 a 20.35; culls, s15.25 a 1900.
Ewes; medium weight and good,
$12.o0@15.0o; culls and common,
$500 @11.25.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
MORAN STRONG FOR
DUTCH" REUTHER
PAT MnPAn ID f{urI1unN ~ h>1snuo

Pat Moran is inclined to believe
that Walter Dutch Reuther, the
Reds young left-hander. will prove 4
most valuable hurier this year.
Reuther. who was once with the Cubs.
somewhat cratic prior to the
time he left the Cincinnati club to
enter the army: hut he made IN i'm.
preesfve record while pitching for his
reginental team, and Moran. believes
he gatned the control which ID
essential to the SUCCESS OF q major
league pitcher. While IN the army
Heuther pitched forty-six games, .of
which ne WOn f6Rty-one. OF cOurses
he cannot b expected to do rs we'll
that In fast company, but he 81
confident thet he Bill s.nnakesa much
bet4er sh0Nin6 this year than he ala
M previous eason In the Nhtional
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
MARKET NEWS
CHICAGO.
r A AND PROVISIONS.
ADDITIONAL MARKETS ON BACK PAGE.

Chicago, March 24.-Corr showed
considerable weakness today, infu-
enced by larger receipts and by fine
weather that promised continuance of
a more liberal movement Reports
that the government was to sell some
of it's rye and barley gave a further
advantage to the bears. On the n
suing decline. however, demand i'm
proved, and it was said there was
some export inquiry. Opening prices
which ranged from l to 2 So cents
lower, with May SLAB 3-4 to 1.44 IA
and July $1.35 to 1886, We're followed
by rallies which in some cases
amounted to almost a complete re-
covery.
Oats were governed by the action
Of corn. After opening 3-8 to 7-8
cents down, with May Sc 7-S to 81 1-8,
the market scored a decided upturn.
Lower quotations on hogs pulled
down provisions.
Later a sharp advance took place as
a result of confirmation of export
sales here, the first hat have been
made in some time. Top prices,
though, were not held. Something of
a setback occurred because of official
predictions Of cheaper values for
foodstuffs. The close was unsettled,
1-8 cent net lower to a gain Of 2 cents,
with May $1.47 to 1-8 and July
$1.37 3-4@7-8.
Weakness continued unchecked
throughout the day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
PRODUCE.

Chicago, March 24.-Butter lower;
receipts, 5.161 tubs. Creamery extras,
63hc: firsts, 81 @ sac; seconds, $40
Coo; standards, 63hc.
Cheese steady. Daisies, 32c; twins,
31hc: Americas. 33hc: longhorns,
33Ac; bricks, 26k @37c.
Eggs higher; receipts, 2s,100 cases.
Firsts. 39@39Ac; ordinary firsts.
3s@3SAc; at mark, cases included,
38@ 3Sc.
Poultry (alive) higher. Springs.
33c; fowls, SAC.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
PETERSBURG
WINS TITLE Z
FROM MANDAN
Nelson County Quint Holds
Long End of 1913
Score.

The Petersburg quint won the state
high school basketball championship
by defeating the Mandan aggregation
in the final game of the tournament
at the university Saturday night. The
score was 10 to s..
Hildre. forward and auckland, GEN.
ter. played the stellar game for
Petersburg while Tavis showed up
strongest for the Mandan quint. The
playing of all men of both teams was
of an exceptionally high standard for
high school players M in the players
is seen a wealth of material for flu
ture university teams.
Giese of Crookston and Sutton Of
Minot officiated for the game.
The Model High school team tri-
umphed over the Sigma Chi quint in
the curtain raiser, winning with a FL
to 8 score. Cook and Mayer played
we'll for Model high, while Danielson
and Graves showed up strong on the
fraternity team.
Lineup and summary of title game:
Petersburg. Mandan.
Hlldre Love.
Asleson Observation-Disclosures. Tavis
Barth
Fiem olson
Veneau .......::.g....:.. Mcdonald
Summary-Field goals: Hildre 2.
Asleson 1, auckland 2, Elem 2, Tavis
1, Olson 2. Fouls: Elem 8, Tavis 2.
Referee: Giese. Umpire, Sutton.
Time of halves, 20 minutes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
WILD PITCHING
LOSES GAME FOR
CLEVELAND TEAM
Engle Wild, New Orleans
Southern Assn. Wins
Opening Game.

New Orleans March 24.-MAssing
twelve runs in the second inning on
wild pitching by Engel, the New Or
leans Southern association baseball
team Sunday defeated the Cleveland
Americans in the opening game Of the
exhibition season here. IA to 10. En-
gle was removed in the third inning
and Uhle and Enzmann held the local
team scoreless. Fielder. a Cleveland
recruit, got our hits out of five times
at bat. Score:
r. H. E..
Cleveland II 4
New Orleans 10 3
Engle, Uhle, Enzmann and Thorn
as; Lankenau and Kitchens, Odoch.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
LEGAL NOTICES
City AUDITORS Certificate Of Nominatio,

City AUDITORS Certificate Of Nominations
l, W. H. Alexander. city auditor in
and for the City Of Grand Forks. North
Dakota, do hereby certify that the fol-
and for the City of Grand Forks, State
of North Dakota. certified to me under
provisions of law, to be balloted for at
the general city election to be held in
said City of Grand Forks on Monday,
the 7th day of April, A. D. 1919, are as
follows:
For Police Magistrate.
r. j. Purcell.
We. belong.
For Member Of Park Commission.
(Five-year Term)
Joseph Kennedy. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
For Alderman FIRST Ward.
For Alderman Second Ward.
FOR Alderman Third Ward.
a. G.. Lockman.
For Alderman Fourth Ware.
John Eickhof.
For Alderman Sixth Ward.
W. Fl. Bird.
For Alderman Seventh Ward.
The polls will be open at the polling
places designated by the City Council
IN each Precinct and Ward in the city
at 8 o'clock A. NJ, and continue until 5
o'clock P: M. on said day Of election.
The polls of the polling places in the
several voting precincts in the City will
Pc open for Registration on Tuesday,
o'clock and on Tuesday. April list. 1919,
from 8 O'Clock A. NJ. until 8 o'clock p.
Dated at Grand Forks. North Dakota,
W Il: AHE2AN sy5f;
ASeall City Auditor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
CASH SALES.

CASH SALES,
Chicago. March 24-Corn No. 3
yellow 1.54 to LBS; No. 4 yellow Isl
to 1.52; Nc. 5 yellow 1.4s to $50.
ard 67A to 68A.
Rye No. 2. 10 to 1.73.
Barley 1.O7. to LIS.
Timothy 700 to 1000. g.
Clover nominal. !
Pork nominal.
Lard $500.
Ribs $500 to 27.0O.