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To,vnley and GiIberf a Appedl
To Supreme Court Oddy fron, IN
CO1UicfiOn ia Jackson Coll1lflis
fUNERA u SER VICES
FOX CHI HELD
IN Gle VEL AND TODAY

Cleveland, o. Aug. o. Funeral
seryicSs were held here today for Ray
mo4d Chapman shortstop OF the
CLEVELAND American league, who died
In New York Tuesday morning fol-
lowing m operation for q fractured
skull l,sIstaineds In Mondays New York
Cleveland game. AZ
Mayor ". s., b. B! . Johnson. presi-
dent Sof the American league, and
James C::sDunn, president, and the en-
tire Cleveland team were at the serv-
ices. Three OF the Cleveland team,
Manager Tris Speaker. Steve O'Neill
and Joe Wood, u were among the pail
bearers. ;s 5s 3 .l a tn ett $s 81 8 s
Messages Of coincidence and sympa-
thy from all parts Of the country were
still being received this morning.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-20
VERNON HEADS :1I
MIllNESO POST
OF THE LEGION

Duluth. Aug. 2O.-A. H. Vernon OF
Little Falls was elected state coInnAn-j
der OF the Minnesota American Legion
post to succeed Harrison Fuller, Ands
}Winona was chosen the place fof. the the
next convention. The meeting adAo0rn-3
ed "wednesday night after = three NGy,
session. u .. + s.s ss'ss
Miss AIacnaIn.ssA Ezec,ted.
Other Officers named at the coneaud-.
ing session are: Joyce Lewis wounded
veteran Of Long Prairie. nrt yice c0m-'
mander; Florence MAcnamaras Mime
apoliS second vice commander: =. Az
Walsh, Minneapolis. third syice conn
mander: Rev. William HArTinJItCn. 81.
Paul. chaplain; DR.. a. "A VaA Dyke.l
St. Paul. dOnal commi
s59hn 5f'li nsys en-. c.nby; g.
IN II., Vernon ana Dr.. Nan D(kA. de)a-s
gafes 81 large to- the national. cOnvsn- :
stion. .sss ..
IA Miss Macnanara.se .s ecticns llsse
the legionss Official recOehftfo on asof
women,s war service. II sa,g 6: 8:
Verpon's election was accomu1iahe6
on the second ballot when the lfinne-,
apolis delegation. swinking from It's
own candidate, Loren R06ert1. gtaxted
q Vernon stampede.
The nomination Of Has1iiso1s laI&f.
St. Paul, retiring comhpal der 1ass9eie-
gate at large to the natagEs1l pOnxen-
tion, was. the signal for.S snszsy sds1loH-
stration/ Fuller. howevA fnGd tha
nomination saying thar k0uid 4she
unable to attend the cQAxtntion 's,1S
Winona Choice zI1siii;;iI y slat.
.Winona's selection as the. scene .of
next years convention wax the result
Of split between supporters of Viz
t. = r n = 4 /.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-20
'TfLEGR APHll!Cl : BRIEFS

ls !s5s New York The Internat ationAl Sportss
Inf club ann ounced the signing of q
contract for d 5-round decision bout
between Georges Carp ntiers Eur rope4n
champion. and Battling Levinsky,
worlds light heavyweight champion,
IA Brooklyn. ctobsr y,
Nd forty third home run 81 tho sea-
ron, Theodore Strum.s & . fan. suffered
al attack OF heart disease and died .
fewSminutes later. 81 81 ,s ! lsS
FHonclulu--.Ir Tremendous floods are
n veeninR the islAnde pf Kiu9hue u and
lshiisok oku. with an enormo GUS loss @ of lite
reported. isi.t
fs M j, ~. M Il. n u. asons a Il Il mi,
sadelphia 49, 6iho1en ~ the leader for
$the next four yeaEs Sc the is, ,0et. 900
nexroes ia the United States s6y the
Universal Negro IuIroy y,snsnt assnocilar q A.
gs. dorado SPRING.. Cold. Pater Her
III IA, sehanpion 6AntAn1weighf of the
world. out fought Roy f0Ore 2ofs Baltir
snii6res. stn u ton round np-decie Ion bout,
saccordtnEs To- newspAp man.
& syr raven com. hief,s' Hsiad-
er,I now iysanaSer of thS lysws Haven
iclsIS ~ thes lsast tern X. pitched .
hit Sno !. s = Eainst Esridigsr =
port sals 81 z. slM 4 II y.
i Manila, sS III .cllaSss 0k "A noun
tain top on thi4 lalahd Az 8 rslcent
storm buried ri ntirs yofcse ~
killing us |sSSs Il
~ Y w ~ Il
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Continue March.

Aug. 20.77--I BY the Aslso-
ciateis Press) The extreme right
on fBrest-Iatqsk, on the Bus;srivsr,
12o miles east ofl Warsaw, according
to an oficial statement on the fight
ing issued shortly before last mid :
night. The right wing has captured
Siedlce and Bielsk, the staten ant says
q The Polish left wing has taken Pull
task, about s. miles north Of Warsaw
and is continuing its progress In the
direction OF Mlawa. Ii. In the center
the Polish forces are marching in the
southwest Of Lomxa. Il d 4 \ y555 ys4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-20

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. q. The
tennessee house adjourned today unz
TIL 10 q. m tomorrow without any ats
tempt Of the anti ti-suffragists to force
reconsideration or the house action
m ratifying the federal suffrage
amendment. The motion to adjourn
was offered by a suffrage leader and
carried by an overwh Ginning viva vocS
vote. 3 9ss ssg Il w n
Failure OF Speaker Walker to move
TOR reconsid deration. was taken as an
Indication that the opposition had not
secured enough pledges to rescind the
ratification action. The anti-suf- !
;fragists sought to have the house ad- e
1ourn until Monday but the suf-
fragists sought to have the house adj
Rjourn until Monday. but the suf-
fragists voted their motion down, the
moveme mt being defeated by the same
vote that the Il rat tin ca ationS Resolution
vas adopted Wednesday, ~ to A.
AS the house adjournea, hundreds
Of. suffragists Joined in singing .My
Country Ills Of Thee fairly shouting
the words Sweet Land Of Liberty. I.
irhe air was uspea eateds over and over.
They regarded the victory as won be. be.
;yOiid 0iieation ~ - rs5sssfi5 r. r sSg
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-20
.FARRINGTO ON WARNS
MINER TO STAY AT
WORK FOR PR RESENT'

Chicago, Aug. 2O.--President Frank
Harrington of the Illinois miners. ans
nounced today that q scale committee
Monday with an operators COMMITTEES
and warned the n miners und Ter his
sjurisdicti remain at work IL 81 y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-20

Minneapolis, ,Aug. 2o.A fourth
Yesterday when the Minnesota Daily
Star began pu blication. It declares it
Is ian independent daily newspaper;
owned and controlled by twenty thou
sar1d stockhold ders,' ss .t .is N .sts 81 .
I The Stars president and editor IS
Herbert e. CASTOR. formerly or the
Fargo. N. d.. 5Courier-News. 6'3ss33g
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BRE.SI -LlT0VSk
EOCCUPI| ;' [ q PI|ED||BYY ] { ] J. / ) !
POLISH Q IS ] TROOPS II [ ! J ,
Russian .Soviets Reported to.
] Be Steadily Re- ..4
5.S 5Sys. treating.

Washington. Aug. S 90. .---Brest- J
{atoYsk has been occupied by the Po-..
.llsh army. according to Adytces receivs
from the American commissioner at
Berlin: His dispatch was. hased ora
report received yhim from Posen. Il
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-20

this event, Frigerio coming home in.
13 minutes 40 1-5 seconds. McMaster,
South Africa, was second; r. Remer.
American Walkers club. third; w.
Rolker. New York A. G., fourth; He
pir, England. fifth, and Gum. Eng
land, sixth: Freeman. the Canadian
entry, failed to qualify. Ss
South African Wins
4. b. G.. ID. Rudd. the South African
crack. won the final heat Of the 400
meter Olympic run here today. HIS
time was 40 3-5 seconds, 12-5 seconds
lower than the record. G. NJ. Butler
Sweden third. and Frank j. Shea Of
the United States navy. fourth.
Allen Woodring, Meadowbrook club,
Philadelphia, won the 200. meter dash
at the Olympic games today in 22 sec
onds nat. The record is 81 3-5 sec
onds, made bygA.z Hahn sOf the United
Statestat St. Louis in 1904. 3,
Charles W. Paddock. Los Angeles A.
ca. finished second; III. F. Edward,
England, third: Lorin' Murchison, New
York "A. C., fourth; G. Davidson, New
Zealand. fifth. and SOosterlaap. OF
South Africa, sixth. Ss.,s
seuni-nnal heat Of the 400 meter run
in ~ 2-5 seconds. B. q. ID. Rudd, the
South African star. wasssecond, and a
Ct Davis. England. third. r. E. Emory,
Chicago Al. A., finiShed fourth and
failed to qualify Tor the inal. &
sS;F. K. Foes Chicago. 6. Az y. won
the finai OF the Olympic pole vault
here t0dly, brea king tlSe world rec
ord with : vault or ~ feet s is inch
es. Tho previous record, ~ feet. a-A
inches vas made by ths American
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-20
Rome Urged Manniix
!. Te dify Tre.tnent b
|, s,... sssss II 0f Pelitical nnlkie

I.eHden. \ lka " Y. eQMakstory
ls Roims nsaS diYeefed to Ircfbishop
III Z Manni& OF feihohrne Aue-
ffalia, ID stFonEy exhoftation urging
moderation In 4 his, treatment Oh sBrit-t
SishS political according to q,
British official message from Rome
today. .gi 4
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aslsi6sf q 81 u, 3
ahSfeaee 3$ fa4 "a n a -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-20

D Aux. angr, attorney general
A.
Burgh County
ed other with yourselves sss@S
ss# #s#as
any
NJ Bntons criminal As attorney general
three h left me BY
North
will neither
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PEN1TENTIARY FOR SOMEONE

safeguard
Mr. Brnton arrested If he
belong perienafy
eyouw belong.
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continus 4 ON pas,s '5.) q
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bRINI0N OPENLY LODGES CHARGES
Of CRIME AGAINST TONN[EY and
LEnkf; LANCER OFFERS SERVICES

Attorney N6s Charge. Made Against
Former League ofe. 70 Prosecute Bon For Criminal Libel
He Cannot charge. Made y Buleh Farmer.
Arrest i Strongly Urged is4s S5ss4s.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-20
FINN WINS LONG
DIST AlllCE run
Americans Show Up Well in
Il Events Held in Antwerp !.
Today.

Antwerp. Arg. 20.- (By the Asso-
ciated Press. Nurmi, the Finnish
long distance runner. won. the final Of
the 10000 meter run in the Olympic
track events here today. Guillemot,
the French Mchampion. was second,
and j. Wilson of England. third. The
winners time was 81 minutes as 2-5.
seconds. s63fFisS. H.
Antwerp. Aug. 2o.-England won
FIRST place in the. final heat of the a.
Olympic games here this morning,
when Hodge, one Of her star athletes
led the field across the finish line.
Three Americans were in the firN
six men to finish, they hcing Patrick
Flynn, Paulist "A. c., who was second;
Michael Devanney. MHlrose A. A., fin-
ish fifth, and Al Hulsenbosch. Paulist
"A. c., sixth. tAmbros Italy. was
third, and Matsor- Sweden; fourth.
Hodge made the distance in 10 min
utes 22 2-5 seconds. Rrutus Hamilton
University, Of Missouri: Harry Goelitz,
Illinois a. c.: Lieutenant F. l.. Vidal.
U. S. A., and e. Ellis Syracuse uni-
versity, were. the American entrants in
the classic detathlon, which began to-
day and will be finished tomorrow.
it3. -, '.-I<s, Al11CFACAA&a6 O6HC0bG0. fsi
The. American team in sword duell-
ing defeated the CzechosSlovaks. II
victories to Ave: but was "a efeated by
this Swiss team, seven to- SIX. The
Am ertcans thus stand agchanse toSs
NJ NJ. & NOV I; y. rsln U.
throwing ths ss- 1 -bonnd weight. W 4 III oFins 4
to 4 strain he s,lM Tered this week and
Lteutenants Roberts., United States
army, and John MacEachern. Olympic
club. San Francisco, failed to qualify.
The Canadian entry, whose name also
was MacEachern.s also failed to quail
~ in, this event. 53lt =
s.5f America and Canada, however, were
not shut, out Of the finals for p. j. Nc
Donald. New York A. c.. won first
place, throwing the weight IL meters
and P.> Ryan, Loughlin I4yceum, took
second place, with 10.s25 meters
while McDermott Of Canada wa.
fourth. with s.475t meters. .5e
The first heat Of the. preliminary in
the 5000 meter walk resulted In vic
tory for Pavezi Of italy, whose time
was 13 minutes 46 rs seconds. Parker
Australia, was second; T. Maroney. St
Anselm's A. c.. third; Dawson, Eng
land, fourth: Peterson. Denmark
fifth. and Seghres, Belgium, sixth;.rJ
r. Pearman, New York "A. c., was
r,,l Oh nff fOr r:1ln ming during the fOVYYth h
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-24

The recent election az John r.
Daley as captain Of the 1920 foot
bali team at Northwestern Univer-
sitv is attributed bv Daley 10 his
army training. Daley hadr tried
place kick in two years when he vol
unteered to do it in an attempt
win the annual game with Indiana.
He is sure that the confidence and
cootness learned under fire helped
him drive the bali true. His team
mates showed their appreciation Of
his work by naming him leader.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-24
FOR
BARREL HOUSE


WHITING. l,c. Feb 2i-The Barrel
House defeated The Paraflne Works I'r--
day nigh. in the Standard oil \ A.
BowlIng League. taking an three games
aF The match
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RARR.EL HOUSE.
PARArYIfgE WORKS.

am average. 76s 10
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-29
Gn aammd Salemaabe.

Sen Ealemaa6e, Ser beo6er: at
forn1ne / &%rt6tbufet, er blebet til
paa f6lgen6e Maa6e: S bore GipoI-
beforel6res Gi6 og enonl1 1engere
tilbnge, bnb6e &o1er1 / 6e fleite
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bus.
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ben ober til at oberfgre Gorboloe1
.paa Mennifer, iaaIeoes at man iag6t
ON ben, Ser mo- en- aroens CUNT;
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-29
fri Wna Ntpl8pu Uurnprn.

Com 8i6nesbprb ON, bpab SRI,
06a-s elffabet bpoer 2mosmeno,
bbor BET %optra6er, giengiper ri fer
nogle forte l166rag al, bbnb Der ct
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So &ipnerer bpbe.

Sra 1en ltore 6aH1fe &oloni /
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og efterlo6 1ig Samilier. Mf6e6e
bar gift ID @ange. San ogoe 6ne
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geleie Dos fin Steo6atter, iom er gift
me6 &ipbman6 S. g. @eterien, @eit
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foregif fra ct. &e6ers MenigbeoS
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@ille er ogiaa ontalt / .Donife /
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-29

SSnotog Spnoeripllan6. Sen greb
&lblifum ON Siertet. vMorM."
uGn elimrenoe, EN- itor1aaet, en-
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merrige, ifirlmife % itemmebegape-
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2egerne opsap Jam. 6refeh
Marie 2otSberg fra Mlliance, Mlta.,
itrtber:: u0fin Sboger bar iaa ipg,
at SRgerne gaD bonn op. SON tog
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@lambecf. Salt IS. Sn1oo Mifop
2 og Mer1o. % Scar. 1. Salt 3.
6or ielbe 5orllaeet: Sens @bais, S.
&lambect, 6rema6 Is, @b. @eitit6e
Is, Mlfob 10, Meno. og Soar. 6, ST.
Ter 10, Clinton Is, @iborg 90, Des
@oines 9 % @%utcbtnion 8. Salt
113. ,Snnoo: Mifob 2, Me1to. oe
Scar. 4 og Clinton 2. Salt s.
Geotaget me6 9@n6ring.
5or 6orilaget ONT at foran6re
@~eolemsbioraget til $1.00 itemte
&aitor oa @rs. 8. &enningien Sens
&bais> $. &lambecf> 6rema6 II,
ST. @eitiioe Is, Mifob 8, >Meuo. og
Scar. g. Epler 10, Clinton 2, 81
borg a. Sees Moi11es 8. Salt SO.
SSmo6 itemte:: @ffob 6, Meno. og
Scar. 4, Clinton 10, @iborg 3 %
&utcbinion 8. Salt 80. @e6taget.
Menomtnee, Micb., 81. >0ft. 1920.
q. s. S11rgens.
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