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FEDERAL WHEAT STANDARD W|[I
CONTINUE, SAYS SEC. MEREDITH
D Dissatisfaction In Central Nor
thern West With Existing
Grades Of Hard Red Spring
And Durum Wheat, Causes
Inquiry-Secretary Holds To
Lower Standard Now Would
Tend To Decrease Returns
To Farmers.
(By The Associated Press.j

(By The Associated Press.j
Washington, June 2.-Continu-
alton of the Federal wheat stand
ard was decided upon today by
Secretary Meredith, in an opinion
committed to hearings held to in
quire into dissatisfaction in the
central northwest, with existing
grades for hard red spring and
durum wheat.
Requests for lowering the present
standard, the Secretary announced,
would tend to decrease the returns to
farmers, while advocates of the
change argues that the produce,
would receive more money for his
wheat. The Federal standard estab-
lishet, in 1917 and revised in 1918
has been operative only under fixec
prices and early conditions, the Sc
cretary stated, adding that oppor-
tunity for a fair test of their merit
for defects has not been afforded un.
der normal marketing conditions.
ut is believed that any injustice t,
producers of wheat that may have re.
suited from fixed prices during the
war will be eliminated when norma
competitive marketing conditions ag.
ain prevail, the opinion stated.
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DEL. SUFFRAGE ].
AMENDM|E IN
HOUSE !! s TODAY
Special Sessions. Of Legislature
Net Today F q: F inaft tSession
And Opp onents Of Suffrage
Measure Rredict> Measure
Will Be Allowed To Die
',By The Associated Press.,.

by The Associated Press.s'
Dover, Del, June 2.-The spe-
cial session of the Delaware le-
gislature met for final session
! today with the resolution to ratify
the woman's suffrage federal am
endment still in. the house, COM
mittee Of the opponents predict
ed it will be allowed to die.
Both houses passed concurrent
resolution to adjourn today, and as
a two-thirds vote is necessary to
bring the suffrage measure from the
committee, it was generally agreed
unless the anti-suffrage members are
willing it will not come before the
house again. :4s.S !.
After being defeated by the lower
house the resolution was passed BY
the Senate on May 5, but fearing a
second defeat, suffrage advocates die
not succeed in its entry to the house
until last Friday. Meanwhile every
effort was made to bring about q
change Of sentiment in the lower
house. ii.
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ART .SERuMCARD.
GETS HIS bELATED.
+H0N0RS0F BATTLE
:, Silver Star From War De-
parhnent as Recognition For
Bravery Under. Fire In Bat
tie Of Fleville

Arthur K. Serumgard, lieutenant in
the World War was today in receipt
Of silver star, an award for bravery
Under fire in the battle of Fleville,
France. The honor, bestowed by the
war department, and signed by Gem
eral Pershing with the notation "For
Gallantry Under Fire at Fleville,
France on October 4th, 1918" was
granted as the emblem's inscription
represented, and notification from Sc
cretary of War General Baker declar-
led. II marks the climax of army life
t6 the lieutenant, so far as the late
war is concerned.
Company B to which Lieutenant
Serumgard was attached in the Six
teenth infantry, was reported zone
hundred per cent casualties and no
one was left after the battle to make
an immediate report" AS "a result
the recognition was slow in passing
thru channels of officialdom.
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SIX KNOWN TO Be.
KILLED IN SHAFT
BY. AN EXPLOSION
At Least Six Were Buried Alive
When A Coal Shaft Explos-
ion Occurred Today In Mine
Near Cokesburg, Pax
act Number Not Known Un-
til All Bodies Are Found.
(By Associated Press

Pittsburg, Pa, June AT
least six men were killed by an
explosion in the coal shaft of the
Ontario Gas Coal Company, near
Cokesburg, Pa, today.
The men We're buried under tons OF
earth and the foreman in charge of
the work said he would not be able to
tell the exact number of dead until
bodies had been recovered. The men
were employed by the recently form
ef! Ontario Gas-Coal company in sink
ing shaft for coal, and reached the
top of the coal late yesterday.
Soon after they went down the
shaft today to resume work, there
was an explosion, which dislodged
great masses of earth and buried ev.
cry man in the shaft.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
T0WNLEY WOULD ELECT C. |. CRUM
IN PREFERENCE TO Ex-SERv|CE Man

Fargo, N. D., EJune "A record
of the activities of Charles l.. Crum,
formerly district court judge in
Montana, now q candidate for the
State House of Representatives, en-
dorsed by the Non-f' Partisan League
caucus of Mercer, Oliver and Dunn
counties, has been received at Rep
ublican State Headquarters. The inn
parchment proceeding in full are con-
tanned in a printed pamphlet iss"ed
by the State of Montana, and the i'm
/. achment hearing was held March
10Th to 22nd inclusive before the Mon
tana Senate.
A part of the resolution Unanimous
ly adopted by the Montana Senators
reads: "We do find the sail Charles
L. Crum guilty of high crimes. mis-
demeanors and malfeasance in Office,
as charged.
Resolved, That the Senate sitting
as a court Of impeachment, do find
the said Charles L. Crum guilty in the
same manner and form as charged
=" and do hereby pronounce
our judgment and conviction against
the defendant and do hereby order
and adjudge that he be removed from
the Office of judge of the district court
of the fifteenth judicial district OF the
State of Montana, in and fol the
counties Of ROSEBUD and Musselshell,
and that he be disqualified to hold
any Office of honor, trust or profit un-
der. the state Of Montana"
Crum is the man selected by 5he
Non-P Partisan convention in the Oil
yer, Mercer, and Dunn counties dis
trict to succeed r. a. Walker Of Yuc-
ca, who was drafted by Townley as
his candidate for state treasurer.
Oliver county service men request
ed the vacancy caused by Walkers
promotion given by Townley, be filled
by endorsing service man. The
selection of Crum is a direct answer
of Townleyism to courteous request
Of the American Legion.
r. In the printed and bound copy Of
the articles Of impeachment Of Chas.
L. Crum, now in the hands of Repub-
lican State Headquarters, the Oliver
County Legislative candidate is found
to have been guilty Of
L. Charging that Congress and the
President were tools of: the British
Empire and that If war were declared
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and puppet of the British Empire and
Wall Street.
4. That Crum publicly declared
there would be riots, instructions and
rebellions by the inhabitants of the
U. S. who were opposed to declaring
war against Germany.
5. That Crum called President Will
son a criminal and traitor to the
U. S. following the declaration of the
war and declared war had been de-.
clared to protect bankers and finan-
cial interests.
6. That Crum on numerous occa-
sions induced and influenced persons
to obstruct the Government and refus-
ed to support the U. S. in the prose-
cution of the war, publicly and priv
ately, and that he insisted that the
I U. S. in sending an army or armies
to Europe, was acting unconstitution-
ally; that such men would never come
back to the U. S. and that the U. s.
had no authority to conscript or draft
men.
The Montana Senate did not con-
slider any of the other articles in the
impeachment and voted the impeach-
ment of Crum solely after the con-
sideration of the first six articles
specified. However, had there not
been enough evidence in the above
quoted paragraphs, Crum was charg-
ed further with:
Z. With advising various persons
to oppose the draft legislation and
to refuse to comply with the draft
laws. It is charged that he declared
Legislation criminal; that "if he were
of draft age, he would resist the
draft; That 'his son was outside the
domain of the U. S. and he would
not allow him to return to the U. S.
nor to enter into the military SER
vice"
78. That he advised riots and insur-
rection in opposition to the draft law.
9. That Crum sent his son, Lee
bert Crum from outside Of Montana
and out of the U. S. to prevent him
from being drafted. M IS
In another article Of impeachment
he was charged with adMsin persons
not to allow their sons ID enter. the
service; with making an assault with
a loaded revolver upon q ctt1alsn of
Montana; with carrying fcdneeaied
weapons contrary To- law; With ~
fusing to have jurors sit ia his triiat
of court who were g. lsibers 81 the
patriotic rganiikation The sOverseas
Y,l,,1s,. oy,r1 &lss,
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Ex IRA ] ) / ! ! ! /. IS IS
CHARGE ! ! ] 70 ! n. n D. /.
HOM'EB||'uILD L ! LDERS CO J! 0 .
Wanton Extravaganza On The
Part Of Two Men Conducting
The Affairs Of the N. p.
SHornebuilders Association
Charge Made By Fargo For
um Today

2 Fargo. June 2.-Wanton axtrava-
gance on the part Of Robert D. Blake
more and his deputy, W.J. Prater,
who conduct the affairs of the North
Dakota Homebuilders Association for
1 the Frazier administration, is charg-
ed in news story made public today
by the Fargo Forum.
Recently, the Home Builders Assc-
ciation announced that it intended to
build number Of homes in the city
Of Fargo. Lots were purchased early
in the month of May from David C..
Andrews, being lots a, 5, 6 z and 10 in
block 10 Of Hnntington's addition to
the City of Fargo and the price paid
was $25O0.00. On May 25th accord
ing to the information secured by
the Forum the Home Builders Assoc
citation purchased lots and 8 in the
same block and paid 100000. These
lots are but 25 foot frontage and cost
the.6tate $4,000 per 26 feet 'front.'
age. They are inside lots, located in
a district five blocks from the end of
the paving on eighth Ave. South and
four blocks from the nearest residen-
ce and in an addition which is totally
unsettled.
Just how extravagant the State
Home Builders Association Of the
Frazier Administration can be, is
shown by other real estate transfers
in the same district. Alex Stern,
who owned lots II and IL in Block 10
recently sold them TO Ole Landmark
for $526. Go, Just 81 2a. 90 0s'less than Tie
state paid for similar property. LII.
Twitchell sold to Ole Landmark a cor
ner lot in the same block for 1926. 90.
On August 7th last year, Cass Coun
ty purchased from Clark c. Dairy
mple fourteen lots equally as good as
those, purchased by the state for $31,
O0.00, or an average of $222.OO each.
L L Twitchell and Alex Stern n
receiving $275O0 for the lots they sold
admitted they were getting more thar,
they valued the lots at. And both
have other lots in the same tor adjac-
ent blocks which they hold at $275. .OO
each. IFS
On the basis Of present values
Blakemore and Prater handed $1,575
to the owner Of the lots which were
purchased for the state in excess OF
the value Of the lots which was ac.
tually $1.925.O0. IA. .5.
This is IN line with the 81, .OC
expenditure Tor the so-called IS, ,000.9 90
bungalow built at Bismarck rs the
first home to be erected by the state
under the Home Builders Act.
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Chicago, June z. Claims of contest
ing delegations from Florida and Geo.
rgia continued today to occupy the
attention of the Republican national
committee. Every effort was being
made to speed up consideration Of the
cases so the committee might pass
en- to, the claims from ten other sta
tes, which have not yet even been
heard from. The prospects of night
Sessions to clean up the slate before
the convention meets next Tuesday
seems to be growing.
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Devils ! ! LA.KE::RS
OBJECT 6 RELEASE
KATE R. o'HAIRE
Telegram Sent President Will
son Disarproving His Action
In Reload of Convicted Wo-

Devils Lake people dislike to swal-
low President Wilson's action in the
release Of Kate Richards O'Hare, who
was convicted for making seditious
speech at Bowman, this state, during
The war, and accordingly the. follow
ing telegram was sent to the presi-
dent yesterday:
Devils Lake, N. Oak.
June list, 1920.
President Woodrow Wilson,
Washing ton, ID. C.
Are We and our boys who fought
in France to understand that yop and
your administration subscribed to and
approved Of the views and sentiments
expressed by Mrs. Kate Richards
O,Hare and for which she was duly,
lawfully and properly convicted.
G. a. Conant.
Silver Serumga
MI. =. Stade ut
Mrs Grace SerumgaM.
\ +. Wheeler
II. Garfield Walker.
p. F.. Wheeler. & M i5E.
NJ. H. ham. b.
b. rinlbl II 1 81.
r. Mayer. 81
M crary. ss3' 81
& n. Schut 5s1 IS. II
"a y. B. Jackson.
81 Fred r. Mann $s;;
Dawsol /.
81 b handing Fisher SsF
ss q.
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Representatives of Eight Lead
ing Grain Exchanges In Un-
tied States Met In Chicago
In Convention Today.
(By The Associated Fress.)

Chicago, June 2.-Representatives
of the eight leatling grain exchanges
in the United States met here today
to consider plans for resulning trad
ing in future deliveries of wheat. Such
a decision would carry with it the re-
orenipg of the wheat pit in the Chi
cago Board of Trade. Several days
may elapse before definite conclus-
ions are reached, and some time there
after may be required before all are
put into effect.
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Gov. PURCHASE OF
LIQUOR ONLY way
ENFORCE DRY Law
Government Must Purchase All
Liquor Now la lond, If 1t
Would Enforce &. Prohibition
In United Statss, Opinion
OF Federal Prohibition Agent
fSv the Assoclated ;Pra.s,,

10y the Associated ,PrassO
New York, June 2-The 18th
amendment cansbe enforced only
thru government purchase of ev-
cry ounce of distilled liquor now
in bond, in the opinion of James
Shevlin, supervising federal pro-
hibition agent. @
He said that "a. least two hundred
dealers in this city, would be prompt
ly arrested if the supreme. court
should decide the action constitutional
The arrests would DE made, he said
or evidence already in possession OF
federal authorities and added "some
of the biggest ones in the city are in.
c!uded in the number.
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WOULD HAVE PUBLIC
HANGING IN ILLINOIS
(By The associated Press,

(By The ASSOCIATED Press.1
Chicago, June 2.-Charles w. Pc
ters, of Cook county, will ask the
next Illinois legislature for a law
revising public hanging. County Jail
prisoners should witness the execu-
ton he said, for they are "intended
as an example to potential murder
ers."
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(By The Assocla1es Press.)

Chicago, June 2.-Resnming
work in the convention contests
the republican national commit.
tee today seated :he twelve unin-
structed delegate; from Louisia-
ma, headed by Emile k,intz, of
New Orleans, national committee
man and dismissed the contest Of
the ''lily white" group.
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UTICA | | c COMPANY [ ] |
!. F|NE|D|l..F'o||RB Ed !: ! ! BIG !.
PROFIT ! :: | EERlNG Z !:
John A. Roberts Corporation,
Dealers In Wearing Apparel
Was Fined Today SIS, 600
For Profiteering.s~ :
(By The Associated Press

(By The Associated Press.)
Syracuse, N. Y, June 2.-The John
A. Roberts corporatioG of Utica, de-
Falers in wearing aprAel, was today
fined $55OOO by Federal Judge Howe,
following it's conwctiohssf profteering
on eleven counts. L. s,
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! President Fav6rs Suffrage

Washington, June president
Wilson, has telegraphed three mem-
bers OF. the Delaware legislature urg-
ing that every Democrat in .he legis-
lature vote for the suffrage amend
ment.. 8s
May / not as a democrat, nthe
president said, express my deer in
terest in the suffr::ge amendment, and
my Judgment that it ,wcn.l be of the
creates se1v'ce 4. g G party il every
democrat in the legislature voted for
il. 81 s5y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10
Ms.s] [ttl .WsS
LISTARNA.

Clevelandsky krajan Franti-
SEX Hudec ma V administered
"Sveta' dopis od sve matky z
kladna Czech. Pise, re ieho o.
tee pred tremi lety priSel V hui
itch IA Kladne o zivot a oydor
vela, yet u velikem nedoStatku
a pomOc synovu pOtfebule. Psa
la mu iiz jednou do Clevclan-
du ohledne ztraty jeho otce, do
pis ten ale ncdosel. Pisatelka,
PAM J0scfa HudcOva 0bratila
sc tudlz IA adresu pana Jana
Tuhacka, 3727Svych. 1O4 IT,, a
by Jeliho syna, mozno-li, o OF
cove smrti uv6domil. Ponevadz
Vsak ami p. Tuhacek adrcsu nc
zvestneho Yypatrati nemuze,
dopis pani Hudcove sveren byl
administered "Sveta," kde pan
r'rantisek Hudec muze Sc OH
prihlasiti.
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zlVOT A SMRT " AUTU.

Policeini enlargement auto
pOvo,anp vcera k domu els. 66S
Broadway, kde pani Ter. ia
cobsova Sc roznemohla a mela
byt do porodRiee dopravena.
Nez ale automobil k st. Ann IL
stavu pfiiel, narodil Sc v mem
Jacobsove synacek.
Jine pol. auto vezlo vcera do
mestske nemoenice dvouleteho
JOS. Bencika, 2737 vych. 90.
Iul., ienz trpel chripkou. Ben
cik skonal v autu drive nez toto
ma nemocnienim nadvori zasta
vilo.
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Pfelozil a, H.

"Arci - nekdy skoro s neu-
veritelnymi! Ale coz, mily ko-
lego, kdyhychom Sc prosli tro.
chu? Mhzete mi pfece venova-
ii nekolik hodin?".
Emil svolil oba opustivse
salon, odebrali Sc do sadu, kde
prosli hlavni alej sadu, homo.
siciho Sc dosud, &C doba jiz va
ne pokrocila, nadhernym rou.
chem kvetinoyym.
Doktor Veniatte vial Sc sic
va a pravil:
'Premyslel> jsem caste G
zylastnostech nekterych pripa-
'dli. Podivejte Sc ma priklad ma
t,.to mladou damu, ktera Sc X
VAN prave Sc svou opatrovnici
blizi, Jeji sflenstvf Jest zcela
tiche povahy".
Pojednou zarazil.
ALE yzdyt' Wy jste il uz jed
nou videl a sice kdyz jsme sc
setkali v Larigniesu".
(pOkraG, ,vauf
WSSl IWSSl WSSl
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WSSl MSS WsS
STAVKA OHLASENA.

Mistni unie Zrizencu, zamest
|nanych zele2nicnich dilnach,
.obdrzely vcera pokyn 2 De-
troit, ably vse k uterni stavce
bylo pripraveno-Zde je podob-
nych zeleznicnich delniku asi
5000 a straik, pak-li k nemu
dojde, zahaien bude V utery
hncd rano. Mezi stavkuiicim
byli by zylaste szelezpicni tesa-
ri, staVitele mostu. nadrazni "a
mestnanci delnici na tratich
pracujici.
lWsal [ttl .WSS
LISTARNA.
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SirOtkOva Villa.
- ROMAN -
Napsal Paul Rouget. Pfelozil A. II.

! Iapalil 81 havansky doutnik,
Eabidl druhy doktoru Liprayo
vi a pokracoyal:
"Pocinam 81 tim zpdsobem,
ze zasahuji do minulosti svych
.racientd. - Pednikam vzdy
zevrubne vysetrovanf, jak me-
Emoc povstala, iaka byla prici-
ma sesileni. Velmi caste shle-
davam jake dlvod dusevni cho
lroby zalost a zarmutek, ktere
isou nezridka ode davna taje-
ny. PAX byva leceni ovsem
! dlcAhe a obtizne; casio Wy
nlyka sc moznosti -"
| "Jestlize isem vsak veskery
tyto priznaky, ktere jsem hle-
dial, skutecne nalezl, pax je
shrnu dohromady snazim Sc
Il sveho pacienta opetovati ty-
|tez dojmy, ktere pusobily nan
|pred silenstvim, vyvolati. a
zpiitomniti mu cele vyjevy,
ktere pTedchazely, nez sc je-
no duSevni stav zatemnil. -
Vtrte, re studium tohoto ta-
ljemneho pfedchoziho procesu
stalO Sc mi jiz naruzivosti a
dlouho nemohu nekdy usnout,
p,emitaje pozde do noci o tech
20 zahadach -"
Doktor Lipray ziral do neur
cita.
Verniatte vSiml 81 ieho "a
dumciveho vzezreni.
"Neni YAM neco, mily kole-
go?" tazal Sc. "Vyhlizite vse-
eek zmenen".
"Nic to neni, trpim Cd neko-
lika dnu jen migrenou".
''Pracujete mnoho, chtel
bych sc sazeti, re sve silly pri-
lis namahate. Nejsme ze zele-
liza, muj mily, treba sc setriti''.
S dsmevem pax podotkl:
Ultra Sc zotavite mem
rarku a pohovorime spolu OBJ
5irneji".
"Dekuji yam, tesim see.
| Doktor Verniatte Sc porou-
eel.
Emil pax, veren svemu sill
bu, prijel druh6ho dine odpole-
dne do ustavu SAINT Mandc a
uveden byv svym kolegou k
Inemocn6, prcdsevzal lined kon
sultaci.
Nemocna byla mlada zena,
ktera sesilela pred nekolika
mesici Il luzka sveho ditete,
zemreleho zanetem mozko-
vych blan. Casio volala jeho
memo "a kdyz neslysela odpo-
ved', pocinala zuriti.
Emil seznal, ze skutecne je|
zde tuberkulosa prvnim sta
dIu, ale re sc zretelem k dosti
Sine konstrukci nemocne jest
nadeje ma vyleGcni.
Naridiv, echo k lcccni bylo
trcba, pravil:
jest jen otazka, muzete-li
pfi normalnim hojeni soucho-
tin pouzivati tez sve mcthody,
atyste nemocnc vratil rozum".
"uplne", odvetil Verniatte. !
|"Ostatne podniknu co nejdri-
We pokus, ktery bude pro du-
Sewn jeji uzdraveni rozhoduji-
cim".
Mezitim vzdaliLse cd nemoc
nc Lipray Sc tazal:
"Co hodlate> uciniti?"
"Je to velmi jednoduche. Bu
dou sem dopraveny vSechny ca
sti loznice, v niz decko, ktcr6 |
|by!o tri m6sice stare, zemrelo.
|Loznice bude zarizena prava
tax, iako hyla loznice nemoc-
INC kolebka postavcna bude
~ totez misto, kde sc drive ma
lezala. Do kcl6bky vlozfm pax !
dlte asi tehoz veku, iaky melo
ono, jez teto zene zemrelo. A
l. pred tim ieste tuto nest ast- |
niei zcela zvlastnim zpGsobem
Ia cely omen postup pfipra-
vim. Y urcitou chyili dovedu il |
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QMvali iste kdy
Sloanslv?
"etse lei Mi rucc. aba stc sah& pomu,,Ii
od trhrupHtickt tch hoIestf.

oozNATE-hi co sloanuv liniment do.
kaze, jako scZnalo tisicc muzI a zen
po eelem svctt, pax jej zajistG sami
oudctc miti pohotoyG. Budetc jcj uzi-
Fati. kdyz Vas budou suzovati rheumu-
tickc bolesti, proti pichanf zadcch,
strhlosti svsliu, prudkych boiestf vsech
lruhu vnitrnfch bolesti / po vclky CD
namahdcb.
Stacl jen mala .daYka beg kazd6ho
natlrani Ryehlc ynika. rozh4nf naya-
~ kreyni "A piinasi kDnejsivou uloyu
lapadenym cdum.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10

Hde Jest mole podobizna, abyste mne pfi
uavstev9 Nasi poznal Jseln praktick?m leka-
rem po 10 let.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
CLAN MACGREGOR
HOLDS MEETING
Scotsmen Nominate and Elect Officers
For Ensuing Year and Initiate
NoYices

clan MrGrer"r Of the Scottish Clans
OF America held It's monthly meeting
last evening III Waldorf hail and q
gnodly number Of Sc"iSm"n ;tt"h''H;
th!rr L. p"iislas rink"rton presided
and after a snort business session OIL
iicrrs were terminated and elected Tor
the coming year.
They were: th.rf. Adam Macleod;
tanist' Fred Mcleod. secretary. W:!i;am
MarNahh; financial secretary. Nilliain
j. Todd: treasurer. ". h. And"rs"h'
phyy:c:.,n. H. \ Ma"'irrgnr NJ u; chap
lain. g. ". ti"rd"n: senior acne Alnan'
j. l.. Sncdd,n: Junior hrn'hi""n. -N.F;'
Mrkirahan; -rncsChHl Robert SN"ph;tTh:
wnrdrr. Charles Fay: sentinel j. T. Mac
Nnhh: trustees !"r ON. Nv" ana th7,r
wears, l.. puuElaS llnk"rton' j. l.. Sh"d-
den and Peter &. Boyd .,.
rwn now members were Initiated INT"
The clan: Fred Macleod and Frank Cor
'rhc nov officers Will b" Installed a.
the next meeting on January IAN:
Enyul Deputy Chi"t Hugh Best OF
Ynuugginwn. Oh;". viii Il" present al
TINS meeting. s...;,
Tnn ,.Iau asks all men of Scottish
.h.rih or parrnta4;" I" hcG"n" nefniSrS'
hny Information on the subject can b"
...,Irrd hy ?rpIyiuls to William Is. M
drryun 1907 Narw0ui avenue.