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NC Will NAME OWN PEACE ENJOYS
BGthtub Motorcycles
In EUery Police Precinct
To Scare AIUGy the Crooks
feur, in Making Night Rounds-Board of
Estimate Appropriates $50,000.

old-fashioned. in the opinion of Act
ing Commissioners Leach.
When Manhattan Borough Presi-
dent Curran heard Acting Commits
sioner Leach's plan he said: "Why,
motorcycles are noisier than brass
bands. They'll scare burglars
away, Why don't you hire noiseless
Fords?"
I'VE were thinking about that, "
replied Leach, but we cant get
them into station houses"
But IL the crooks hear your
lieutenants roaring through the
streets after midnight" demonstrated
President Curran, they'll fold up
their kit bags and steal away"
That's just what we want" ex-
claimed Mayor Hylan We want
lot Of noise. When the crool,
hears the approaching motor he runs
away"
Leach was eloquent in his plea
for the motorcycles with side cars
The Board Of Estimate agreed that
It would be willing to try anything
once So II granted request Oi
the Acting Commissioner for a
transfer of $4,000 from accruals tc
fund for the purchase ot motor
Cvclps
The evening world., 1920-12-03
COUNTESS PLACED
ON TRIAL IN DUBLIN
FOR SINN FEIN PLOT
Georgianl Markievicz, Member of
Parliament from Ireland, Faces
Court Martial.

DUBLIN, Dec. At the Royal
Barracks to-day the Countess Geor-
giana Markievicz, member OF Parlia-
ment for the ST Patricka Division Of
Dublin city, who WAS arrested two
months ago has been placed on trial
by court martial on u charge Of con-
spiring between January 1918, and
September, 1920, 10 organize u
"FIanna Eircanu,' otherwise known
as Sim Fein BOY scouts
This orgnniza ton has been charged
with conspiracy to murder military
police, with unlawful drilling, the
carrying Of arms, furnishing recruits
10 the Irish Volunteers and generally
promoting disaffection.
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fs.untor. Put n Vet" on Npee"b "y
Harding.

WASHINGTON. Dec 3. Associated
pIess) .--Rcpublican leaders In the
Senate are opposed 10 the suggestion
that Prestdent-cloct Harding deliver an
address 20 the Senate nNXt Monday and
it Is understood that their viows will be
giyou 10 NJ Harding by Harry Nj.
Daughcrty, personal representative Of
,,c PresiGent-oIect, who left here to-day
for Norfolk 10 greet the Senator to-
morrow on his arrival FROM Panama.
Senator Harding has pair with
senator Underwood. Of Alabama, the
Demo -auc leader. and Republican
leaders said the pair would bo continued
through tho session which ends with th'
.uauguration Of Senator Harding.
The evening world., 1920-12-03
PROOFS Of DOCTORED BOOKS
Of BUILDERS SUPPLY MEN
ARE RUSHED TO GRAND Jury
Mr. Untermyer Draws Attention to
Mutilated Minutes, Destroyed and
Missing Letters and Cards-How
Graft Held UpBuilding $50 Homes.

John Phbck aud Joseph Penny indicted
the Extraordinary Grand Jury refusing
committee They brought before
compnnied by their
nhrd bail Of $1,000 each and pleading Tuesday.
I'VE have been endeavorng investigate building material tom-
bnaonS and the Builders Supply Bureau among Samuel
UnemeT to-day after Chairman Penny OF the bureau ana Miss E
beth OOea had before the Lockwood they
nothing any "doong of the Bureaus I'VE met
with destroyed cards tiles papers missing all irregularities
oggng our investigation that cannot keep with the
pose OF n and suggest to the Chairman that this whole subject de-
ston Of the pperS OF the bureau the subject ana
everything connected with that subject be the Extraordinary
rand jury ana let them with this Investigation cannot con-
nle We have not the time
n the minutes and exhibits relating to the said testimony Ex
Taordinar Grand jury
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;;;ANDIT IN S466,OOO Theft
OF BONDS KNOWN TOPOLICE;;
ARREST LOOKED FOR TO-DAY
Identified After Holding of Bar
Der Whose Shop Di Gre
gario Frequented.
CLUB ROSTER AN AID.
Prosecutor Says Robbery Was
Due to CareleSSneSS-No
Trace of Securities.

District Attorney Lewis and the
Brooklyn police to-day obtained def
mite information as TO the identity
OF the man who directed the strong
arm work in the S466.OOO bond hold
up OF Tuesday afternoon. and his ar
rest is expected shortly This was
brought about through tho arrest Of
Pietro Barbaccia, No l26 st, Mark
Place, Manhattan in whose barber
shop at No. 500 East nth street the
Jazz Social club meets.
Barbaccia was arraigned this AZ
ternoon before Mag stratc Short in
Brooklyn. charged in a SHORT affida-
Wit with assault and robbery. IL was
alleged that he acted in concert with
rhe fouT robbers
The barber admitted knowing An
tonic ID Gregario, head messenger fnr
the brokerage firm. aud that he hud
seen him talking in mis- shop with the
man claimed by Di Gregario TO bc II
principal IN the bond plot. But Bar
baccin declared he had overheard
none OF their conversation and that
he never heard any talk Of II robbery
by persons in his place. He WIS leld
without bail for examination Monday
morning, when the Di Gregario broth
ers also will be examined, and was
sent to Raymond Street Jail
Di Gregaro. who is alleged 20
have confessed telephoning the tip
upon which the robbery was eN-
ecuted in front Of the Igoe Bros
wire factory at No IS Metropolitan
Avenue. brooklyn, has apparently
made every effort To aid in running
Gown the holdup men, according to
District Attorney Lewis.
Names of all the men he could re-
call meeting in Barpaccios barber
shop where he alleges he shot craps
after business hours. were given 10y
Di GregariO- to Assistant District At
tornoy snyder, Mr.. Lewis said But
the men were known TO Tony only by
their first names. The authorities
were balked in their quest until to-
day, when through the production IVY
Barbacc'a Of the roster Of the social
club, Tony was able 70 point out from
the membership list the ndme ot inc
men to whom he telephoned
This man has a criminal record. A
his known haunts are now heiuG
searched by detectives.
Di Gregaro has given no informa-
ton regarding the four men whc
robbed the two messengers, Young
and Cohen he says he docs moi
know whether che man who received
the telephone message was concerned
personally in the hoId-up. There is
no trace Of the stolen bonds.
District Attorney Lewis said to-
dav the bond ROBBERY was due largo
lv 70 carelessness.
our inquiry showed" ne sad
that somebody in the brokerage or
flee shouted OFT across the office FOL
messenger 20 accompany Austin
Young with the S4G6,OOO worth ol
bonds for Igoo Brothers in Brooklyn,
lust after that 100, somebody called
ND over the pnoug ana notified thu
roc firm the bonds were coming"
The evening world., 1920-12-03
TROLLEY HITS AUTO, 3 HURT.
m. victim SustRiBS Possible
Fracture 1f the SkuII.

An automobile driven by Leatef Bur.
cess. twenty y-hvc. No. u4s 57th Street
Rrooslyn. collded with a UniC rNStroct
trolley car At Filth Ayea"e ard Union
street Brooklyn early 20 .dav and was
ovel turned.
Rurgess ana Edward Sh'l'to, No
1857 10th street. were slightly hurt
and Michael Kenain, thirty-sN, No
sgOl Goth Avenue, was ,sRen 10 the
Methodist Episcopal Hospitn with a
po.slble fracture Of the skull No one
on the trolley was injured.
The evening world., 1920-12-03
ROBBED FIVE TIMES IN A YEAR
Patent Locks aud Protests I" Police
of No NNRiI 10 HrO"kIyR MerchHut.

The army and navy store m Ben
jamln Harris. No. 3lS Fifth Avenue.
Brooklyn, was robbed for the hfu
time within u year '""' night.
After the fourth burglary Harris
had put four extra patented locks on
the store. but they DID no good. IN
the latest raid the burglars got $500
worth NJ apparel and ncld glasses The
police tried to keep Il secret The
store is in one of the busiest sec ions
Of Brooklyn
The evening world., 1920-12-03
IRISH AMBUSHERS KILLED.
Tbr.. shot IN Attack -" P"nc--
Latter EsCRPe UuhaTmed.

LONDON. tee 3.--Threo civilians
,rs report ed 10 have been shot deno
mis- Afternoon near Bandon. County
Co,Ik following the amDushing OF &
marty ot police, says the Central N.Ns
Dublin correspondent
The police escaped without casual
tlna hr addl.
The evening world., 1920-12-03
CHAMPION HERMAN
SIGNS WITH LYNCH
Bantam ritlcholdcr VIM Defend
iionors on Dec. 21-Artitles
Agreed to To-Day

pete Herman hlntamwolEar cham
pion - Tho world. was signed bv Tr,
Richard This afternoon TO ir'rnd ,I.
title '0 dftcrn round bout against DO.
LEUoa at Madison Square Garden Dos.
20 rhe articles Of agreement ru Jor
both hampton and contender no most.
$4,000 fee, appearance and weight ms
pouuds ~ tvo O'Clock the day %. Ip,
.uutos'
The evening world., 1920-12-03
Assets s0O,OOO. Iinbhities sI,a00.0O0
Of Julia Arthur's HuEbnnd.

LONDON. Dec S.--Announcing that
BENJAMIN =. Cheney local oIubmsn.
and the husband of julia Arthur, the
actress, has assets Of only $4,000 10
meet liabilities OF Sl,SOOOO0 Allen F.
Forbes. his trustee in bankruptcy, flled
,uit ia the Supreme Court to-day to
4btAln for creditors Cheney's interest
IN a trust fund created by his father
The Income from this fund was said
10 be t32 .00a = pear,
The evening world., 1920-12-03

I'M record VI testimony sent To the
Extraordinary Grand Jury dealt not
only with tho alleged alteration OF,
the Ruildcrs' Supply Bureau minutes
but 10 the destruction or the Bureaus
card record OF estimates for bids. the
DISAPPEARANCE Of the Bureaus cor
reSSondenee. the destruction OF tho
correspondence OF the Association OF
Dealers in Mason Builders ma
tcrials, the disappearance from tho
state Of Arthur Hammond, auditor
for the Bureau, the financial reports
Of the Bureau and the destruction
ana loss OF records OF the Masons'
supply Bureau Of brooklyn
Martin Conboy, attorney for All the
organizations and many Of the fiidi-.
vdunls Interested, made IA voltim-
nous protest against the references 10
the Grand Jury as evidence thar the
committee was not seeking inforrna-
ton rs to building materials but
vas merely prosecuting persons CON
nected with the building industry.
Mr. Conboy spoke ot Nj Untermyer'S
threats and contemplate methodss
Chairman Lockwood reminded Mr.
Conhoy he mad no rights as counsel
to witnesses
Nj. Untermycr Jsked that rtbis
man be removed by the sergeant al
arms"
MI Couboy sat down and was AL
lyWed to stay
Marvyn Scudder the committees
accountant. swOre he found eyidenca
that the minutes OF all the meennas
from Feb. 10 last until Nov. were
written at the Same time and neces-
sarily on or after Nov. T.
George W.'Gaylord and Henry W
HlggnDotham, typewriter experts.
corroborated Mr. Scudder as to ths
minutes from Feb. 10 on. They had
not examined tho minutes prior 10
February 10, 1920, with regard to the
o-her suBpicions OF Mr.. Scudder
Miss O'Dea came in and was caIled
10 the stand She WIS entirely WITH
out the buoyancy and smiling man
ner OF Aer previous Appearances. she
seemed tired and her lips were rirm.
ly set
She swore she wrote the minutey
after each meeting
She said that before February 10.
1920, she did some outside work.
but that it "petered out" as she putat
Feb, ~ ana after that time she used
the typewriter in tho ONCE OF the
bureau only for writing the mindtea
She wrote no letters. she said. or any
thing but minutes from February un-
IN November
Miss o'Dea could not sxpialn WY
the pages Of tho minute book soTo
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The Mum VIOIWNG IONNTV-' BTOIdWs'-
corner Barclay Street tpDg Woolworh BuIdlngI.
will s.l 10 dsy and Ssurdsy Q 600 Mems dnd
Young Mems Oryuroats and HcsyyWylght Wnt.r
suils snFlt and dri''r hrras.sd modpls. n IN.
ycasons ueuCt SHADES ~ brOsn, green. gray. blue
ard heather mIA'urrs Al sizes 'g 20 a. Our
la,ial urcc for tu.ds. aud Saiuidly Sl9 So anil
SO 90. upyn Sa'uTdR lighi Hu no. Hl a.
clsOTIlkts, BroadvG. s0T baIdAs bEssL--AaH-
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THL WORLD TRAyEL BUKHAV.

ArcaGc, pulitzer iW0rN huilims, 80 81 rsa
ruT y s. Gfv Ts.spl.uF Brekurtu iOpl
, 'oas room f0T hasgasr and uarces 0lun day And
uigat Mgueg OrdcH Iui usIsllem' checss isf
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
ROBBERS MADE
GOOD GETAWAY
No Trace of Hold-up Artists
Who Robbed Local Men
. Last Night.

No trace of the. two men who enter
ed the apartment of Carl Hanson in
the Improvement block last night, and
robbed Hanson and Philip Masters of
substantial sums of, money, had been
found today, police headquarters re-
ported.
One of the men, well armed, enter
ed Hanson's room about IL O'Clock,
going in through a window which he
Play theater, next door. Philip Mas
tiers. a chef at the Belmont cafe, was
visiting Hanson in his room, and the
burglar, pointing a gun at the men,
ordered them to hold up their hands.
At this point the other man opened
the door and leveled his u at the
victims. while the first mar went
through their pockets. Hanson's pock-
ct was rifled of SIS, and $45 was TAX
en- from Masters.
"A Colt automatic revolver belonging
to Hanson also was taken. while the
robber was making a search Of the
bureau drawers. The telephone in
Hanson's room was torn from the wall
by h man who was doing the active
work, this having been done before he
did the pocket-rifing. Hanson and
Masters assert that the men spent full
ly fifteen minutes in the room.
After leaving Hanson's room the
men went e door to the room oc-
cupied by Edwin F. Miller, where
Miller and Deputy Sheriff Hankey
were playing cribbage. They pointed a
CUR at Miller, but evidently realized
hat they had made a mistake. and
left in a hurry, going out by the front
stairway. Miller and Hankey believed
the visit a practical joke, until the
cleanup made in Hanson's room
next door became known.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
STRIKE A..
OF GERMAN RAIL
MEN THREATENED

Berlin, April 22.-(Ry the. Associ-
ated Press. 1.-THE railwaymen's de-
for increased wages have taken
the shape Of a. peremptory ultimatum
to the government with an alternative
threat Of a general strike, it was in
dictated yesterday when at the close
of the sitting Of the national assembly,
the Socialist deputy, Kotzur, moved
that 2.250,00 20 900 marks be immedi-
ately appointed for that purpose.
DR.. Wirth, minister Of the treasury,
replied. that with deep reluctance he
would ask the house to assent, as he
had been informed that partial
strikes had already occurred at GER
tain points, owing to the impression
among the men hat the government
unduly delaying the matter. But
he protested against the %coercive
methods employed as a violation Of
the rights of parliament and a per-
nicious example to other branches Of
the public service to extort money by
menaceS. -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
WILL NAME TEAMS
FOR I%NTERCHURCH
DRIVE NEXT WEEK

At u meeting being held this after
noon teams will be appointed for
carrying on the financial drive to be
conducted by the I~nter-church World
movement, according to r. T. Bridge
man, who is in charge of the CAM
paisn in the city.
Final plans for the drive to he
staged in Grand Forks were outlined
at a dinner in the Commercial club
on Thursday evening. at which Wes-
ley Mcdowell of Marion, state chair
man, was the chief speaker. Mr..
Mcdowell outlined the work that is
to be done. and told interestingly of
the plan Of the I~nter-church World
movement.
The drive for funds is to be con-
Quoted mainly among the people who
do not contribute to n church. at
the present time, Mr.. Mcdowell said,
and the persons who are already con
tributing to the support Of any
church will not be solicited. In con-
nection with the Inter-churchv cam
paign, the various churches will So
licit from their congregations. all OF
the church bodies working in har-
mony.
Walter Forbes of Gilby is in gen
eral charge of the Inter-church cam
paign in Grand Forks county.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
new MANAGER
. AT ARNE'SONC co.
F. q. Worley, Of Frederick,
S. D, Accepts Position
With Local Firm.

#.' e.F-H- 'EsENi s-sNr q W tt -HfrtE .NsH+-t
F. G.. Worley Of Fredericksburg, 8.
d., viii arrive in the city Saturday
and take over the management Of the
Arneson Mercantile Co. Of this city.
Mr.. Worley was chosen for this posi-
ton at meeting OF the board Of d.
rectors some time ago. He Is a man
who has had a great deal: Of expert
ence in the grocery and dry goods
business, having been engaged in the
same for a number Of years at Fred
e~ricksburg, s. d.
Arnt Olson, who took over the
management on the death of, e.
Arneson, resigned the position on
March l. During the intervening
time William Nelson, who has been
number OF years, has been temporary
e llt- 80
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
CONVENTION !.
!. CALL TO BE
ISSUED SOON
But Date For Dem Gather.
ing is Uncertain Johnson
83 Declares.

A call for a state Democratic con-
vcntion will be issued during the
first part of text week, Sveinbjorn
johnson. chairman of the Democratic
state central committee. announced
today.
MIR. johnson declined to state
whether or not the Democratic con-
vention would be held at Minot May
~ and 10 at the same time as the
Republican convention. as was rec
commended. by the Committee of
I~Menty-one.
Steps are being taken at the pres
,ent time toward arranging for the
call. and the meeting and a confer
ence OF leading Democrats of the
state will be held within the next
few days to round preliminary az
fairs into shape. It is said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
SONS OF NORWAY +.
WILL CELEBRATE
MAY SEVENTEENTH

Plans are now underway for the To-
cal celebration Of May II. the formal
program in observance of the day be-
ing in charge of the Sons of Norway.
1t is probable hat the program
will be held in Central park during
the afternoon. but no definite deci-
sion in this regard has so far been
made.
Committees from the Sons of Nor
way lodge will meet within a few
days to make arrangements for the
celebration M to decide upon
speakers and other special features Of
the program.
The Bjarne chorus has already an
nounced its intention of sponsoring a
big dance at the auditorium on the
evening of May II, arrangements for
this being already started.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
HECMEMORIM
BEING PLANNED
Local Contribution Will fBe
Raised~at Big Dinner on
May First.

An Americanizalion day dinner is
to be given at the Dacotah hotel on
the evening of Saturday. May /, un-
der the auspices of local Scandinav-
ians for the purpose Of raising q fund
to be contributed toward a memorial
for Colonel Hans>C. Heg, Wisconsin
Civil War hero.
Five states, including North Dako-
ia, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin n Illinois, have joined in the
raising of a $4,000 fund. with
which to establish a memorial for
Colonel Heg, and the campaign is be-
ing conducted under the auspices of
the Morse society OF America. North
Dakota's share Of the fund is $1,000,
Of which Grand Forks has volun-
teered to raise $500.
Of the other states interested in the
drive, Governor l. j. Frazier has des-
ignated May u al the day for the
fund campaign to take place in this
state, and local people interested
have arranged to secure contribu-
lions at the dinner, at which there
will be places for $50 men and wom-
en-. 1t is planned to raise the entire
amount at this dinner.
Olaf vaksvik is chairman of the
local committee, arranging for the
dinner; ?. o. Thorson. secretary and
John C. Doe, treasurer. Tickets for
the dinner may be procured from the
committee members, and reservations
should be made not later than
Thursday, April 20.
Prof. Julius E. Olson, a member
of the faculty at the University Of
Wisconsin. has beer secured to de-
liver the main address at the dinner.
He will give an appreciation Of the
heroism of Colonel Heg. who organ
lied and led into action the famous
18th Wisconsin regiment, which was
composed entirely Of Norwegians.
Colonel Heg was killed at Chica-
mauguas and the United States gov
eminent some years ago erected a
monument there to his memory.
On Friday evening, April 80.
Prof. Olson is to be presented to the
public in an 1bsen program at the
knights OF, Pythias hall. He will give
an Interpretation Of Brand" or of
"Pcer Gynt," definite decision in this
respect having not been made. at this
time. The program is to begin at 8
o'clock. ,.. .. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
FORCED LOAN TO
PAY FRENCH WAR
DEBT Is PLANNED

Paris, April 23.-In the chamber Of
deputies today NJ. Lugol proposed a
law instituting a forced Joan to liqui-
date the war costs, whereby every
F~renchman possessing a capital Of
more than $4,000 francs should be re-
quired to subscribe in the following
proportions:
From fifty to one hundred thou
sand francs. five per cent of the CAPT.
tai; from one hundred thousand to
two hundred thousand, 10 per cent;
from two hundred to five hundred
thousand, Is per cent; from five hun
dred thousand to one million. 20 per
cent; from n million to two mil
lion. 25 per cent: from two to ten
million, 30 per cent; from ten to
twenty million. 40 per cent; above
that amount, so per cent.
Repayment is to be made in twenty
years through drawing by lot.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
GOOD PICTURE Is
SHOWING AT STRAND

The S~agcbrusher," a .photoplay
based on the novel of that name by
Emerson Hough. is proving n big
drawing ard for the last half of his
week at the Strand theater. The pic
ture will be shown tonight and for
tomorrow's performances at this
popular show house. The alI-star
cast is headed by Roy Stewart and
Marguerite Dc la Motto, and the
picture is one that provides plenty Of
interesting and romantic episodes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
FACULTY MEMBERS
TO JUDGE DEBATE

Dean Vernon r.. Squires and J.. w.
ballard Of the university are two of
the judges at the debate between Rug
by and !2geland high school debating
teams in the semi-final contest in the
stale high school debating league. The
debate is being held in Egeland this
evening.
Hunter and Reynolds are the two
other teams remaining undefeated in
the race for The Herald cup. The win
ner Of the acknowledgements event,
slatedit shortly. and the win
Eer OF the Egeland- Rugby event to-
night will be the contestants in the
ni;al event at the university in May.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
SPECIAL SERVICE FOR
ODD FELLOWS SUNDAY

The annual message to the odd
Fellows, celebrating their 1Olst ami
versary. will be given Sunday MORN
ing in the Methodist Episcopal
church by DR.. T! H. Gallagher. The
message will be in the nature of a
history Of the brotherhood during
the past century.
The Odd Fellows will meet togeth-
er and come to the church in a body.
1t is possible that the sister lodge,
the Rebekahs. will also meet and
some to the church ira body.
The local camp has had a very
healthy growth during the past year
and a large crowd is expected at the
meeting.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
ST. PAUL BUSINESS
MEN AT MILES CITY

Miles City, Mont, April 27.-Ar-
irving here at the ~ten-thirty this
morning and departing two hours af-
terward. the South st. Paul business
mems special train, accompanied by
members Of the st. Paul Association,
paid their annual visit to Miles City
with the accompaniment Of spirited
music furnished by the Minnesota
State Band. The features were the
reception at the Elks Home and a
general. visitation with: the live stock
interests Of the city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
SWEATERS PRESENTED
TO FRESHMEN GIRLS

Six freshmen girls. members of the
championship class team in the coed
basketball series at the. university this
winter. were formally presented with
university sweaters at c~onvocation OK
ercises this morning. In the presenta-
ton speech President Kane e%,nphasiz-
cd the point hat "a sound mind and a
sound body were principles of cduca-
ton
Beulah kinser of kenmare. Dorothy
Hanson of Hope, Irene Newman of
Hettinger. Faith Griffith of Grand
Forks, Nellie Lundine Of Hope and
Madge McMaster Of Lakota were girls
receiving the sweaters.