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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
INSPECT AND MUSTER IN
STATE NATIONAL GUARD
Major Conquest VIII Visit Com
mands In Richmond and Other
Virginia Cities,

10 Lane stern. Acknowledgement of
virginia. last night announced the
list OF dates on which annual inspec-
ton and muster of organizations of
the virginia National Guard will take
place. Major Edwin 4. Conquest.
state Inspector. Virginia National
Guard, will conduct the inspections.
They will be held at $3.50 O'Clock at
night on the dates given below. and
at the places mentioned.
Officers of the field and staff and
officers attached for duty with the
First Regiment. Virginia Infantry.
VIII report for inspection with or
Ganizations nearest their home sta
tons. according TO the general order
issued
Oiicers OF the state corps and de-
parlmentS. not attached for duty with
unit organizations of the guard Will
report for inspection at such time
and place as the State inspector, Vir-
Sinia national Guard. may designate.
AHotincnts to organizations for ex-
penaes for the ensuing year will be
made by the military board of Vir-
GINA Oh the basis Of the number OF
inspection
Places Of inspection and dates fol-
low:
, October 2;Lconpany 7. rirs; Virginia
- , October 3s--AlaehIns Gun Company. FRS,
Rcyiinent NirGinH Infantry. Richmond.
-, oct"nrr 2'.iieadauarters Company.
First virginia Infantry. Richmond.
October :9--Company G ana Band Sec.
'ion. licadGuartcrg Company. Petersburg.
November Supply Company Firs.
Virginia Infantry. Richmond.
November i-Company !. First Virginia
Infantry. Winchester.
November 5-Company ". Frs. Virginia
Infantry. Alexandria.
November s-company ID. First Virginia
Infantry, Richmond.
Novcinbcr Company ~ First Virginia
Infantry. Richmond.
November lo--Compary D. First vir-
S!nla Infantry. Richmond.
November li-Company &. First Viz
EinEi Infantry. Richmond
November i5--First Separate Battery f
". Virginia. Richmond.
November accompany X. First Nir-
Einia Infantry. Charlottesville.
November .2-Company H. First V,r-
ginia Infantry. Blackstone
November 23--Company L. FRS, Viz
Einia Infantry. Lynchburg.
November 24-Company L. First Viz
E.n.a Infantry. Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Tr"s,,. true Ia Promise. Returns

. 4'"lcct sergeant organ has some
TRUSTEES among the persons with
whom he has |" deal. and Yesterday
tartwcN j. Hale. charged by MS
VII" With non-support al his child
returned from Newark. y. j., without
pole" escort He wired that ne
would return to this city ana, true
70 ms word, turned up in Police Cour;
'S''tUdF morning. He was freed Of
we CHarE" made against him in Thar
%" - divorced from his wife and is
under Hn further obligations TO her.
Ger raAt organ had similar case
tArtoNc. wH" said She would 70
!urn 20 Richmond and gave him tn.
tI"uhtt "i COMING after her SH.
showed up, rs dld Hale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
COLONEL CUTCHINS TO TALK
BEFORE WAR HISTORY BODY
"f,perlcncrs with tho trmisticc
conmlssion" VIII BE subject OF
Address NINMdnS Might.

Experiences With the Nrmistce
commission" will be the subject of an
address OF Colonel John A. Cutchins
before the Virginia War History Com
mission. in the Hall OF the House OF
Delegates. Monday night mt o'clock.
This is the regular monthly meet
ing OF the body. and the address OF
Colonel Cutchins is the third In the
series OF personal accounts of Virgin
ians touching their experiences in the
was the address bv Anbassndor
Thomas Nelson Page. and the second
Was given by Colonel Jennings G.
Wise.
The executive committee has sent
out Invitations to those who have
shown special interest in. the work
Of the commission. but il is announced
that the meeting will be open To the
public. as the war history is a matter
of general interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
LAST
PAGE
DIR. NORMAN c. GLOVER HEADS
MD-ATZAN7TC OSTECPA7HS
Organization Is Perfected at Meet
ing in jefferson IIotcl-Mcct
Next I'm Washington.

Formation OF the Mid-Atiantic Os,
tcopathic Assoc iation was Sohipie'cu
last nigh, in the Hotel Jefferson al
a meeting OF members OF ne pro
fession from This state. North Car
olina. Maryland and the District oil
Columbia. DIT. Norman I. Clover; OF
WASHINGTON. was chosen the mrs,
president OF the new body. Drs; Har-
~ Semoncs. OF Roanoke. Va, FRANK
r. Hcinc. OF Greensboro. y. e. ahd
Fenw!ck Shugruc OF NaShinstor'
retary-trcaSurcr ana strSeahl- ~
arms, respectively, and tn. associa-
lion will hold is meeting next IAN
IN Washington t.,
meetings OF thu separate stat" as.
sotiations. II. George :. Fulton. OF
Roanoke. was elected president OF
the Virginia Ostcopathic Association.
succeeding Dr. II. : Eccklcr, of
stanton. Dr. Charles Carter. of TINS
city. is cc-president: l'r H. IL.
Bcll. OF Petersburg. secretary treas
urer. and Drs SemoneS. OF Roanoke.
and C. r. Shumatc. OF LynchburS.
We're placed on the new directorate.
Today's sessions in the Jefferson.
fcsslon only. VIII be featured by an
address by Dr. Earl {. Miller. OF
Bethlehem, Pa. who has evolved "a
rev cure for infectious diseases. The
title OF his paper Is AUTO AnttoNtn.
NATURES Specific in Acute Injections"
DR.. Miller claims TO have been sue
cessful in a long and uninterrupted
series Of experiments with all OF the
acute infectious diseases. Ostcopaths
declare his methods represent the
most radical advances in modern os-
ieopathy.
Marshall High school the convention
VIII be closed with a pubic lecture
10y Dr. r kcudrick Smith. OF Boston,
formerly personal physician TO Biliy
sunday. on How - Live Longer and
Better" The remainder Of ;oday's
professional program = as follows:
pr. - -. Swupc. Washington. II. C..
'Ncuritis" Or. Riley Moore. Wash
inCtOn, Wrists and Ankles Or.
". Banks Meacham. Asheville, y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
"BAMBOULA," BY SMARTER
SET, PLEASES FULL HOUSE
"lorcd Musical Cnmcdinn> Sho,,
ihility n Actors, Singers
and Dancers.

3!N apprccIatiNc Culorcd au-
" ... with several hundred white
persons ~ the reserved section OF the
rouse viewed the opening perform
a"ec ~ The Smarter Set" company
a negro musical comedy aggregation
at thc strand Thrater last night in
tAr!r JAZZ op"rcttI, "Eamboula." 1t
u.s. ~ two acls anC ten scenes. and
Viii play matinee and evening per-
!oTmaucc today.
j. homer Tut, ana Whitney Tut
are the leading principals and are
Responsible Tor IN" MAJOR part OF the
production a. well. Nearly half a
hundred players are in the troupe.
and their singing, dancing and act
!uG Is ali OF u GI.h order. Many of
ihc musical selections were favor
ably received last night and the work
OF ia" quartet gained them many
cNCOfCS. u. II II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Held ON Dopc-selline Charrc

Myrtle Ice was held in Police Court
Yesterday for hearing October %
on IN" charge of selling cocaine 10
los" pm bowman. l>ac same date was
Sc, for the hearing o: bowman and
thrcc other young men Linwood
Gibbs, J. j. Edwards and \. H. Bow
man, hcld as suspects. Edwards also
possession. The Police desired the
continuance so that further invcsti-
cation might he made. Meanwhile.
coroner Whitfield win analyZc the
sun aircad! seized. Dick Anderson
charged in another case of having
cocaine in his possession. was sent on
to tho grand jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
REV. E. L. Balm TRANSFERS
TO VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
Is Leading Member OF western North
tarollnn IfOdy of VI. u.
Church..

Special to The Times D!spatch
SALISBURY. y. g. Oct. CIT IS
automatically reported that Rev l.. T..
Ba'n. n leading member Of the West
ern North Carolina Conference. now
in session here. will be transferred to
the Virginia Conference at the close
Of this session. lie has just closed a
most successful pastorate OF four
Greensboro. DR.. Balm Is son OF the
late Rev. j. w. Balm. for many years
a member of the Virginia Conference.
Rev. 7. +. Mari. for tho past three
Years pastor OF Hawthorne Lane
Church. Charlotte. was selected today
ny tho conference board Of education
as conference commiss Toner OF cduca
non. 10 direct the campaign for ST.
60 800 TO be raised for education i'm
TINS conference. Tho recommended
tion or his appointments for this work
VIII not be announced to the confer
encc until tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
TO Rcmoye Creek L.cucr.

II was announced nj the city Health
Bureau yesterday that Georges Iloga
polakis, the Greek leper. three years
informed at the City Farm. Will soon
he removed to the national lcpcr COL
ony in Louisiana The new lcpcr col
ony is being equipped with funds ap-
propriatcd by the last Congress. I.cp-
crs from several States Will he taken
over by tho Federal Eoverpmcnt when
the new colony is properly equipped
with hospital facilities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Gnx TO Iic Chca,rr.

y substantial reduction in the gas
rate to consumers may he made when
the improvements now being given to
the Gas Works arc completed. Dircc-
tor OF Public Utilities Traford said
Yesterday. Director Trafford does not
think 1t VIII be advisable to 20 back
TO the old rate OF 81 for another year
at least, hut he is convinced that
changed conditions will make II pos
sible 10 curtail the twisting rnte
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Would Help Win Peace;
SaysLeague Only Safeguard

From MitbUro. Va. George VI.
Cease, OF the committee assisting
I'm raising funds for the Cox md
NOOsevelt campaign, yesterday re-
ccIvcd the following communities
ton:
"Dear Sir,-I'lenSc Hnd InclOscd
two coupons valued nj S2.1:t M my
contribution toward the Demo-
cratic campaign fund. Wish
could give more to help win peace,
for the league of nations Is the
only safeguard VIC have tO look
forward to. Hoping success will
crown the efforts of the good
ladies' of IticlimOnd, I AM,
Yours truly,
"MItS. G. l.. DAltREI.I.."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Today and onight
in Richmond

NIid-ktIuntfc OstcOpathic Con-
ference, Jefferson Hotel, 10.
Concerts by United Stptes Naval
Recruiting Hand, Capitol Square,
1.:3O and $50.
Football. boulevard Field, Da-
wilson College vs.. University of
Richmond, J.
Governor Joseph w. Folk, az
Missouri, City Auditorium, y.
Dnncc, trays ArmOry, S:sO.
Informal hop. Country Club of
Virginia, 81.
strand, "fhe Smarter Set" 2;3O
and $40.
Academy Of Music. Keith vnu-
dcvilie md motion pictures. $3.50,
= and 9:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Issuc Permit. for Field I,,,ix

The Department: OF Game and In
land Fisheries. acting under law
passed at the last session of the
General Assembly has issued To the
Page valley Field TrIal club. OF In
ray, and the Virginia Amateur FiclG
Trials Association. o: Richmond per-
initS for the holding 81 field trials
with pointers aud settlers The for
MGR VIII he held November 4 ana th.
t1tter October - The amateur as
aHciation viii hold It's trials at C. u.
Cookies farms, near. Beaver Dam.
Hanover County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN TO
CO AFTER $1,000 MORE
Mrs. William Wilson sale Heads
Committee That Will Seek
Additional Funds
Acting nroM the instructions slvel

Acting upon III" instructions given
by the city Democratic Committee
Thursday night. officers OF the com
over to Fred w scott. general!
chairman here OF tile Natlona! Dem
ocraiic Campaign FUND. a check for
ocVatic Button Day collection taken
up by 500 Richmond women agreed
upon by the committee.
CITY Chairman John NJ furCcu
later in the day received the fol-
lowing ackuow dGuIcnt.
Dear MIR. Russeli.--On behalf of
tional Democratic Committee we de-
sire 10 thank YOU, and through YOU,
the Democratic women OF the city for
the enthusiasm and effort which re-
OF s2.oe" for the National Democrats
n%ifo o. hagny auEpry ,hg, ION
,n,o politics the Democratic women
of Virginia. ana especially OF Rich
riond. should have SHOWN so deep and
helpful an interest III the cause OF
VIII - Sou be 50 good as to ex-
press to The ladies our great appre.
Faithfully yours,
FIRED w SCOTT.
John STEWART GRYEA%''
THOMAS Z McApAMS
w u. cARpwELl..
Mrs. wuiam wilson Sale is at tn,
head of a committee OF women thai
will begin q campaign Immediately
70 raise an additional $500. Eacl
herself 10 collect 81 from twenty nv,
women for IN. ind.
Members Of Ms sales comm 'ttec
ere:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Hand Concert Today.

Two concerts viii be given by the
.nited States Naval Recruiting Band
square st 1880 ana $40. Duo To tho
TACT that the members Of the band
rave been ordered 10 another city.
NE concert scheduled for highland
fhfk tonight has been cancelled The
bhhd viii leave Richmond after the
last conccr; in Capitol SGl.arC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Rally Day md Mission Festival.

The sunday school Of Bethlehem
Lutheran Church will hold rally
day" exercises tomorrow morning.
An Interesting program OF music and
addresses has been prepared. Ecthlc-
hem congregation also will celebrate
its mission festival" tomorrow Rev
w. T. Carmin. of Farmvillc. Will de-
liver tn" morning sermon, and Rev
l.. Engclbcrt the evening. Rev. +. H.
Meuschkc Will assist nj both services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
snmmon RIchmondcr. In N.,, a..

Four local mon nave bccu sum.
rnoaed TO Atlanta. Ca, TO testify in
tie case Of ivy West, Rufus Right
and Claude Monroe. charged with tho
robbery of 100000 from u mail pouch
between Atlanta and Charlotte o.:
September 9. when The case Is pre-
scnted 10 the Federal grand JURY
sIuesda! The men summoned are
Postal Inspector W. J. Dixon, Spcc!a!
Agent l. IL. Kemp, Jr, OF tho Depart
Iment OF Justicc, Detective captain 4
- Wright and Samuc. Eaclrach, a
pawDbrcke4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

br. Winfield Scott Hall yin lecture
at the mems meeting tomorrow after.
noon ia the auditorium of In. y. NJ
y on "The SoN Life OF Men" DR..
iiai! Is noted medical authority ana
was activc IN tho camps during H..
war pr. Hail will also give a talk
1" older boys following the meeting
OF the Mems club a. 2-2c
Rev. } !. schcrer. Jr. is attending
tho second session of the BIENNIAL
Convention Of The Jnited Iuthcrai.
ChHrca OF America, Ia Washington.
Miss Eleanor Copeuhavcr. %.
Marion Va, for TWO years a student
OF Rfyn Mawr, IS now located in This
city ard Is one ~ The secretaries ar
ne South Atlantic neld OF the y. ".
pr Mitchell. formerly of tn"
Richmond College faculty. who has
been president OF the University OF
D.iawnle for so'n". years. and nos
returned TO take the chair OF his
tory at the University OF Richmond.
Yii preach al seventh street Chris
Han churcn tomorrow morning and
evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
UIAN.
Unitarian Church

(FToyd Avenue and Harrison Strl-L-:
OUR FAITH.
The Fathcrhood OF God
Tho brotherhood OF Man.
The Leadership OF Jesus.
Salvation by Character.
Tho Progress OF Mankind Onward
and Upward Forever.
Services at II A. NJ. and II. NJ.
Preaching by Rev. Frank Pratt. Sub
tects: 4: M.-.Who Are Christians?"
+. M.--"Thc History and Use OF the
Name Jesus" -
Strangers especially welcome.
All seats free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Sunday in the Churches
II ARTIST.
First Baptist Church

In the absence of the pastor. Rev.
Walter l.. LinElc, of the Union Thco-
logical Seminary, will preach at IL
o'clock and s o'clock. Sunday school
meets At $50 a Nj; b. y +. U.'
{ =. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Second Baptist Church

Divine worship. II y. NJ. and y.
VI. DR.. Gordon Poteat. Harrisburg.
Pa. will preach at both services.
Morning message. Religious Ger
tainty": evening, Liberty and Law"
Z +. NJ, Junior and Senior Il. y. i.
L. Wednesday. i. NJ, Prayer
Service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
LUTHERAN.
Evangelical
Lutheran
tsixth and clay streets.>

f.. II. Meuschke. pastor.
Rally Day exercises in the Sunday
school. commencing $3.50 a. NJ. Adj
dresses and special music. Visitors
are invited.
mission Festival" services will be
conducted both morning and evening.
the Rev. w. T.. Carmin. of Farmville,
preaching in the morning and the
Rev. l.. Engelbcrt In the evening. as
sisted by the pastor. Rev. l.. H.
McuSchkc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Sunday in the Churches
METHODIST
Monument Methodist
Church

Corner Allen and Park AvenuesD
Preaching at il a. NJ and 8 p NJ
by the pastor. Rev. George Wesley
Jones, u. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
ST. Paul's Church

Holy Communion at 7:45 a. NJ. Sum
day school and Bible classes at 9:45
\. NJ. Morning prayer at II a. NJ.
Evening prayer at Sis y. NJ.
The Rev. J. NJ. b. Gill, OF Marking,
China, will preach at both services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
nIrhop Garvey pn.,,, Au,,,

hIshop Garvey Passes Away.
ALTOONA. PA. Oct. 22-Ripht
iSev. IL: a. Garvey. Bishop OF tho al
toona Diocese Of the Roman Ca,ho-
lie Church died at hia residence here
today. Bishop Garvey suffered coi-
lapse in 1917 and never fully rccov-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23

some Lessons From Twenty Years
Practice" br. Mcacham is Il former
son. Wilmington, y. G.. some Mis-
takes III Twenty Years Practice" pr.
j. Ivan pufur. professor in the Phil
aiclphia college Of oSteopathE. will
speak on ''DjaEnoSis." DIR. =. H..
Fright. Norfolk. ~ Servant Is Nor
thy of His Hire" pr. iIadlcy V.
Carter. Baltimore. Pelvic Invitations
and lictlcXcs." DR. J. :. Johnson,
liaEcrstowu, Md. Post Influenza AZ
feCtions Of the Accessory Sinucs,'
With N-ray pictures. pr. H. :.
tion and kcneNcs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
ST. James Episcopal
Church

Morning prayer and sermon at II
o'clock. Evening prayer and sermon
at s:l5. Sunday school at 9:30 a. NJ.
Mems Bible class at the Collegiate
School, 1919 Monument Avenue, at
9:45 a. NJ. Tho rector. Rev. G. Free
land Potor. will preach at tho morn
Ing service. and the assistant min
ister. Rev. Carl S. Smith. in the
evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-13
VARSITY TEAM
WON EASY GAME
concordia College Was De-
feated by a Score of I
76 to IL.

Moorhead, Mimi. Feb. 1.-THE
Concordia college team went down to
ignominious defeat last night. before
the offensive of the University Of
North Dakota basketball team, the
final score being rs to IL. This was
the ninth consecutive victory for the
F1ickertails this season, with all games
being won by long margins.
The visitors took q lead early in the
game and continued scoring with q
regularity that was monotonous even
when substitutes had been placed In
the university lineup.
The offensive work of Houser. and
Richards and their accurate basket
shootingl was a feature Of the game.
The Concordia defensive played bard,
putting up a game struggle against
their superior opponents. The local
quint were entirely unable to block
the onslaught Of the machine-like uni
versity five.
Wednesday the university men
handed a stiff defeat to the Fargo
college quint on the Fargo court.
Monday and Tuesday of next week the
varsity will play two games with the
South Dakota state quint.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-13
MAJOR AND MINOR
LEAGUES MAY MAKE
AGREEMENT TODAY

Chicago, Feb. IA "gentleman,s
agreement for resumption OF rela-
tons between the major and minor
baseball leagues, with the probability
that a written Agreement would sup
ersede it as soon as the Baltimore
Federal league suit was settled, was
in prospect today when club owners
met In a joint session. Minor league
representatives asked for restoration
OF the draft and the formation OF a
board to handle cases developing be-
tween the majors and minors. The
majors considered these demands 80
mild that Only the absence Of Presi-
dent B. B. johnson Of the American
league from the meeting yesterday
apparently prevented official action.
The selection OF . chairman OF the
national commission to succeed Garry
Hermann, which was left to Presi-
dent John Heydler OF the National
ss,d' pr rna ryes woaId not r sns
n0unced for thirty 6ayo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-13
Sport |! J


Five OF the field Of eighteen skiers
who will compete for the silverware
offered by the Norwegian club Sunday
afternoon have already arrived here
to try out the slide at Lincoln park in
order to become familiar with 1t be-
fore the tournament which is sched-
uled to start at 3 o'clock sharp in
order not to keep anyone waiting.
Two Of the artists who have arrived
are from Marvel. one from Mekin-
ock and the two winners Of the May
Vile tournament last Sunday. Other
cities to have skiers entered are Minot,
one; Fargo, three; Moorhead, one;
Gienwood. two; Fergus Falls, three.
Able skiers will also enter from
Grand Forks.
Competition in the junior event will
be before the Commercial club trophy
cup and the Bydal cup Is offered the
winner of the senior event. The COM
mittee if charge Of arrangements has.
$500 with which to purchase prizes
for other classes and events.
Prof. j. G. Halland Of Fargo will
be principal speaker at a banquet
Sunday evening at the Frederick, hotel.
DR.. Gilbert Moskau OF this city will
preside.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-13

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-13

HIGHLY IMPROVED THREE QUAR-
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Half section well improved just north
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Bldg, Grand Forks, N. D. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-13
FARML.ANDs

located IN THE RED RIVER VAL
$50 acres. 3 miles from town. no i'm.
40 acres. 5 miles from town. no I'm.
provementr; This farm is well adapt
ton Price. $4,000 per acre. 9eo acres
mile from town. extra we'll 'improv.
ed. price. $500 per acrc. All these
and will be sold on a reasonable cash
payment down. Terms on balance to
cult h purchaser. For particulars
ADDRESS or call on Oscar W. Davis. Ho.
tel Dacotah. Grand Forks. N. d.