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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-26
ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms With board 81
BOARDERs-Appiy SO ". seventh st.
HARRISON ST. 1504-Furnished rooms,
with or without board Phone 1892
MARKET ST, 200 Second story front
room with board. Also table board.
Rooms Without Board oS
ADAMS ST, SIS-Two large furnished
rooms, separate or communicating. Tor
gentlemen.
BROOME ST, I7Oo- Furnished rooms Tor
gentlemen.
e. 18TH ST, l0-second- room. all
conyeniences. Private family.
FIFTH AVE. 1.-TWO rooms Tor rent IN
private family.
FURNISHED ROOM-Large for gentle
man. In postoifice block. III w. Ninth 81.
MARKET ST, 14O2-Two furnished rooms
ROOM-Large, second story. ront. All
conveniences. Eighth and jackson streets.
ROOMS-Three, second floor UNFINISHED.
Apply 602 W. Eighth street.
Furnished. Phone 5725
ROOM-Fine furnished second story front
Best location. Heat, light, phone, baln
Not and cold water In room. Phone 2944 W .
TATNALL ST., lOO5-Rooms. all modern
conveniences. Gentlemen only. Bath and
phone. -
room. Private family. Apartment No 2
WASHINGTON ST. 1921 Room. very
pleasant all conyeniences, for desirable
couple or young man. Phone 5095
WASHINGTON ST, S22-Nicely furnished
front room for gentlemen. Ring top bell,
W THIRD ST. 402-Largfre ont rooms
furnished. All conyeniences.
W THIRD ST. 4O6--Furnished room for
one or two gentlemen. Private family
W. FOURTH ST, 1925 Third-story front
room.
w ELEVENTH ST.. l-Severai large. light
rooms. Near Hotel du Point
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-26
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

man desires large. airy room
on second floor. Quiet neighborhood. Cen
trial Address y IA, Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-26

Help Wanted Male 30
ACCOUNTANF you graduate of
recognized school Of accountancy Have
you had training as an accountant A
well-known staff OF Certified Public Ac@
countants will train limited number of
h!gh-class men for the positions as income
tax experts. cost and systematzers. pub
lie accountants or will train you for the
necessary qualifications as certified public
accountants This in your spare time and
at moderate cost TO you. Are you IN
terested Drop line now. mentioning
time convenient for an interview and
full particulars will be given. W p.
Every Evening Office.
ACCOUNTANT Senior or junior. Apply
Clifford r.. Iszard. Certified Public Ac-
countant, GOO Ford Building.
AGENT-To solicit and sell life insurance.
Reference required. Guaranteed salary TO
live man. Apply Metropolitan Life lusur-
ance Co. 401 Equitable Building.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR-One who can
write and sell copy Must be familiar with
automobile advertising. Good chance for a
wide awaxe man. Address Is, Every
Evening Office.
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Want Ad Rates
Cents q wesd . bay.
" . Line . 1Ioataa

Cents . Word . bay.
"a . Line . Month.
or no cnsnse in adj
f M,a;snum charge IL 20 cents psr dav.
~. Ut more days. Minimum charSS
~ ~ 0ne Is cents. Use n
ssh..N 90 get your moneys worth.
IN h",s ssncs entitle you to Dablaoatfon
t!onx a'e morning and svslng eAt-
Closing HouRs-w.n, IA r.-m.
sloss every morninr n 1l.ac e.
.ns evening edition. ana 3 O'clock
sX SM;y evening for the morning
a'tH'n except Saturday when forms
Hsese a. 8 p. Il. fer Sunday morn.
AE..srHOFE WANT ADs-want
nv gre received by phone, but are
s. es. .yap:1 tho same day az received
IVY collection will be made at your
".n " ONCE. % soon ~ IL con.
sr ssuin: Tor the collector to call.
" accommodation service and
viz should be made promptly
y ""ch tSs bill II presented.
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS most ,.
49, accompanied by the cash.
a,.ase comply with this rule to
aS''a inconvenience and delay.
MEo4MA rIoE coneern,nr A.av
d Wsnt "a II these columuS that II
aTau..uient or undesirable Will. b
Greatly appreciated by The Herald.
THE HERALD will accept only clean
eave,ttsing ard reserves tho right
v s ~ lexrs' ~! s1,y sogy to cenfera With
tisinE.
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North DlkOfa's Greatest
Classified Section
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Watch Grand Forks Grow

.&. IL = 80 oSO03S iS-l3NS - aYS
$50. 00--4 room. all modern nat furnished
700 to Sept. 1st.@ s,sssG
$60.00-6 room. all modern. furntshe4
nat, for the summer months.
$1,000 Don houSe with city water
i. free, on N. 7tNf St @ as
s., For Slle
$500. oo--s room, house and barn. has to
be moved.
'7oo.ooaS room house. 50 foot lot; wood
s1soo.ooA room. house with city water
on N. 9Th st. ya
$200G00-House n 4 lots on GrandASt.
$2200.00-6 room house with city water,
cellar and barn on 7th Ave. V
$3200.0O-5 room cottage; hardwood
noors: all modern but heat. on N.
$4,000. oo-s, room house. all modera but
heat: on Cheyenne Aye. sa.,s 50
$4,000. 00-6 room cottage, all modern but
heat, on Cottonwood st.
$6000.0O-8 room house. all modern, all
hardwood floors, heated garage,
on s. 4th st. ~ 49,
$7000.00-8 room house. all modern, all
m. hardwood floors, full basement.
fireplace. on S. 9Th st.
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q FoR SALE.
FOR SALE
tAlway. Good Bargain.)

:. IS. 4oo-seven rooms. modern Sex-
cept heat. lone ave 49,
. 81. 7oo-seven' rooms modern ex-ts
cept heat. 1nternatiohalsaye. "@S
36.6oo-Eight rooms. modern.
, South Sixth st.
$3,eo0-Six rooms. all modern.
!. South Third st.
:. $7,o00-Nine rooms modern. Bel.
mont ave. Garage.
3e.5oo-Twelve rooms, all mod
> ern. North Eighth st.
. $~4,7o0-Seven rooms. all modern.
. - Cottonwood st. /,
. $6,000-Nine rooms. all modern
;s.7oo--seven rooms. >sll, modem.
!. but heat. Walnut st:
IS, 000-Six rooms. all. modern
University ave. 'T|f"
$4,50o-Nine rooms, all modern. a
!. Cottonwood ST. 81 g
. $s.5o0-Eight rooms. all modern
:. except heat N. Third st.
SIC, SOFTEN rooms. all modern.
Garage. Belmont ave.
. 3,000-Six rooms, all modern OK
!. cept heat. N. Seventh at.
/, $4,0o0-Seven roo1us, all modern
!. except heat. N. Fifth st.
50. 500-Duplex fiat. all modern.
: South Fourth st. Z
. $6,50o-Six rooms, : all modern.
> Chestnut st. ~
/. $2,80o-Seven rooms, all modern.
i, Dakota Ave.
:. $6,5O0-Six rooms, all modern
~ University ave.. ~
> $4.0o0-Six rooms, all modern ex-
. cept heat. N. Sixth st. st
I. $3,2oo-Fve rooms. I'll modern
except heat. Dakota ave.
> $3.000-Five rooms, all modern
. except heat. Dakota Ave.
!. 81, 300-Three rooms, all modern
except heat. Univ. Ave.
$e,5oo-Five rooms, all modern
except heat. S. Third st.
> $l.500-Two rooms. not modern.
/. First ave. South.
, $s.soo-Seven rooms. all modern
except heat. Univ. Ave. :
> $700-3 Lots. Cherry st.
, ~$4.5oo-Seven rooms, all modern
|. except heat. N. Fifth st.
/, $2,0oo-Five rooms all modern
except heat, Bulge ave..
$s.60o-Seven rooms, all modern
except heat. N. Fourth%st.
, $6.000-Eight rooms, all modern.
/. $7,S00-Seven rooms. all modern.
- Belmont ave.
$4,s00-Six rooms. all modern
except heat. Grivvs ave.
!. $2,20o-Six rooms, all modern ex-
cept heat lone ave.
$5,700-Nine rooms, all modern. ,
, South Fourth st.
. S.ooo-Five rooms, all modern
$5,0O0-Six. rooms, all modern
North Eighth st.
, Our cars will call at your house
/. for my buyer.
> Open evenings. We are here to
!. serve you. ,s,
$3.50.
p @a,enaA.ne, 90 =.
Corporation
. First. Floor Security Bldg.
!. Phone 70 Grand Forks. N. D.
. /,
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O HATIs,Cls5LEANINGGs'., -

WE CLEAN & REBLOCK LADIES &
mems hats. Expert work done. Parcel
post paid one way. Grand Forks Hat
Cleaning Napd Shining Parlor. 10 N.
Third st. Phone 27S5.
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MAN WANTED. FOR GENERAL
warehouse work. Inquire Grand Forks
Fruit Co. - z
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Remember. when we used. T. criticize
q Teller fer spendin' everything ON his
back? History repeats itself-th' ole
time crock cut Is all tn rage agin,
'cept. tn BARRIERS seem t use Q bowl
instead of a crock. b.. ..,.-1 :.
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ELDERLY MAN WANTED ITO do
porter work In store, no heavy Afti9E'
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BARBER wANTED-Ar ONCE. GOOD
wages at steady job. Write or wire.
J. A. Ralston. Thief River Falls. MINI.
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PRINTER OR Two-THIRDER WANT
ed, for country town office. State
Wages. Apply +. H. Fadden' Grand
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HELP-MlALE.

wANTED-AT ONCE. FIRsT-cLAss
automobile and tractor mechanic. One
f fsrna ! Nth Moline Mo nhts tractors Or Pre- Pre-,
man.. n. Gallinger, Pembina, N. D.
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. ,
BATHS
BAKERIES.
BUSINESS CHANCES

OUT OF TOWN ORDERS PROMPTLY
filled. Chicago Bakery. 212 8. Sra ST.
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ron sALEA-sPLENDID FARMS;
.sPierces & and Sfutsman Co. 400, s240.
AK. 40. S4O--t36 70 SOS per acre. If
cash. balance easy. Half crops. Irri.
GATED, alfalfa-stock ranches. Dakota
Mont. Soil or trade. A.. q. Luark.
lTMnhridEe, NJ d. ~
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MONEY. WANTED FOR FIRST FARM
mortgages at Z per cent. Wadsworth.
Clifford ANNEX
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81, 2oo-FoR SALE GROOM BuNaA-
low all modern. possession June. j.
Apply At Office. e. A. Eladiand, 50
,Solth Third street
HCUsEs-ALL SIZES AND sDEsCRIP.i
lions ct reasonable prices The u.
HOUSES AND CITY rRorERrY ron
as.is W. S!sc hays cash buxsrs. g
lun1S BiAg. Phone 81.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY WANTED
For lawyer; must be accurate stenog-
saIar op nna Nj Mino ar Gmploy omtaa s %an:
ice. Ninot, N. d. fsj$aEt -
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RED RIVER VALLEY WHEAT ANC
flax land. in Manitoba. Canada; price.
SIG to $S5 per acred Terms: o~ns-fourth
ally. One crop often pays for the land.
have some excellent bargains in
= North Dakota. If interested In land
4 write me. Statesmen, wanted. Address
h Oscar ". Davis. care Hotel Dacotah.
~ Grand Folks, N. Oak. I
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FOR sALN-4o-so GAS REEvR TRAC-
1cf.aS136 Ia60-16 bar Reevs separator.
e. %: Knox. Fisher. MINI.
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laarhSBarber .TrGde. Easy Works. Few
~ gel complete. little expense, tCatalos
free Moler Barber College. 107 G.
SNirollet Ave. Minneapolis. Est 1888
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BARBER wANTED-:25 GUARANTEE.
60% over $35. Steady work. r.
Stevens, New Rockford, N. D.
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FARM LOANS

IF YOU WANT A FARM LOAN SEE
Sullivan Bros. If you want to SELL .
farm or buy q farm. see Sullivan Bros.
sos DeMers Avenue. East Grand Forks.
MINI.
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y. 3. .Sereeeer
Corporation

First Floor. Security Bldg.
Phone q Grand Forks, N. D.
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BLACKSMITH WANTED WHO s1s'aA
good horseshoer. good location. Write
Commercial Club, L.arimore. N. d. go
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$50 ACRE. SPHINX COUNTY FARM
land: half mile school: mile mail
route; six miles good markets tele-
phone; artesian well; woven wire
q fences; six-room house; two barns:
silo; chicken coop; hog house; garage;
machine shed: $50 acres cultivated;
80 ear terms. Elliott, verdon, 8. D..
owner. t'
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FARM MACHINERY

GAAR-scoTT OUTFIT COMPLETE. Is
II; p. engine, 40x64 separator, Garden
City feeder. outfit like new. Excep-
tional bargain; as owner is dead. In
. qufre of G.0P. McCumber, Reynolds,
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800 ACRE FARM, GOOD SET OF
buildings, good water. grove, pasture,
200 acres s6wed into wheat IS acres
into oats. of which 60 acres a been
market. in consolidated school district.
Will sell with half crop. Very good
terms. Price too low to advertise. IA.
q. Peterson. sos Security Bldg. :
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100 acres Of very. Best Canadian
raw land, located six miles from
wainwright, Alberta. and very
f 3a% Sssste.. w Nest c ssGsiSn;, At sov ysTy
menY.. bpf1alo Farm. Special excur-
.ktonssfI9m Grsnd Forks arranged.
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GOOD HALF SECTION EASTERN
Montana |. Nine miles from main line
J, Great Northern Railway. SO per
acre for Quick sale. Write. 500 Her
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28
CRARY NEWS
Obituary

On Saturday morning at one O'Clock
secured the death of John Acker-
nan, one of the old residents of this
city, having resided here for num-
Der of years.
Mr.. Alderman was born in Ger
snany, in 1869. He leaves to mourn
ms death, wife and five children,
.9assian, Arthur, Alvin, Sarah and JOS
,eph, all living. and a brother, Thom-
sass, Of Washington.
Death was caused by influenza, fol-
Hs,ved by bronchial pneumonia. The
funeral took place at the residence
Followed by short services in the Con-
gregational hurch, Rev. Christianson,
uxdiciating. Interment was made in
.Sae Protestant cemetery.
the heartfelt sympathy Of the en-
tire community goes to the bereaved
family.
Lowrie Stevens was seen driving a
uew Studebaker thru the streets on
Euesday.
Miss Mabel Ahlbrecht and Miss Lor
satta Neibauer motored to Devils Lake
E'ues.lay evening.
Miss Mildred Vilandri arrived Thur
:aaay noon, from Springbridge, Mass.
She will be the guest of the r. VIII
s&ndri family for the summer 1t will
he remembered that Miss Vlandri
visited here last summer.
Misses Leona and Loretta LIE Due,
of Doyon, motored up to attend the
Food Sale and Lunch last Saturday.
Mrs. Jay johnson (nee Rena Ander-
sony, Edgar Anderson. and daughter
Anna, motored to Devils Lake Satur-
Gay.
Miss Skurdahl spent Friday and
Saturday with friends at Devils Lake
East week.
DR.. McGurren, NJ. D., of Devils
N.ake, was a professional caller here
sriday.
Miss Mary Brown went to Devils,
Hake Friday to have dental work done
Charles Franklin, of Warwick, was
a Sunday visitor at the l.. Parker
home.
Rev. Wulfsberg, Of Michigan City,
conducted services in the Lutheran
church Sunday morning. In the af-
ternoon he motored to Doyon where
he held services in the Doyon Luther
HI church.
Mrs. D. Forman, son Crawford, and
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28

the patenr once an urrurriuy rn1ntauaa
q tornado-proof house, the invention
Of a New England man. Il q built
on a pivot so that every breeze turns
1t with it's head to the wind. #
Among other inventions p . ''pedal
calorificator," with which one can
blow upon ones toes to, warm them.
It is a tube, worn under the clothing,
with a'branch leading to each foot and
a mouthpiece at the top. Then there
are polisher for false teeth--merely
the end of a corncob stuck on stick ;
a sanitary pocket for carrying chewing
gum, a wooden bit for preventing snor-
ing, noiseless alarm clock that yanks
the sleeper's arm instead Of ringing,
another that starts mechanism that
throws him out Of bed, and machine
.or counting eggs as they are laid.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28

Mathew Lamb and Gene O'Reilly
motored up from Michigan City Sun
day to visit friends.
| :
Mesdames H. S. Pond, A. P. Fors-
lof, C. Walker, and Calderwood, en-
tertained the Ladies Aid of the Con-
gregational church Thursday after
noon. At $3.50 they served supper to
all outsiders.
Supt. Haig, of Devils Lake, visit
Ell the High School and grades We'd
nesday. Mr.. Hdg gave a fine talk
to the High School which was much
appreciated, both by the pupils and
teachers.
Carl Arneson, of Doyon, was bus
mess caller in the city last week.
Gene Wright and Lyle E. Orchard
motored to Warwick Sunday, return
ing in the evening.
The Food Sale and supper given by
the Catholic Ladies proved great
success.
The Misses Broen, Torgeson, and
Duncan, entertained at dinner We'd
nesday evening, Supt. Haig, of Devils
Lake, and Supt. f. M. Eliassen.
=
Leo lie Due and Velnie Arneson, OF
Doyon, were Sunday visitors in this
city.
Musical Club Program
The Musical Club, of the Crar,
High school will give a program Fri
day evening, April 3Oth in the Crar,
Opera House at 8 o'clock. The pro
gram will be followed by dance ant
supper. A four-piece "Jazz" arches
ira will furnish the music and a goot
time is assured. Admission to the
program will be, adults 35c, and chill
dren zoe. Supper and dance extra.
Appreciate 'home talent by being
present.
l
A group of High school pupils
drove to Devils Lake Sunday, includ
ing Loretta Neibauer, Pearl Burtness
Mabel Ahlbrecht and Alice Forslof.
|
/ A surprise party was given at tht
j. Hilger home Tuesday evening il
honor of Evelyn Hilgers, and Ear
Neibauer, the occasion being thei1
birthdays. Games and music were
the past-time amusements, afte,
which delicious luncheon was se1v
ed.
| Misses Burtness, Edythe Southam
Alice Forslof, and Mr.. Albert Wickun
motored to Devils Lake Tuesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28
Guard. Expectation
OF Food At Linz

Linz, Austria, April q. So deter
mined are the people Of this province
that food shall not. be exported that
Workingmen's Councillors yesterday
boarded and searched the passengers
Of a train bound for Vienna. From
359 persons they took 900 pounds Of
meat, 45O pounds Of butter and 5000.
eggs. All belonging to traders was
confiscated and from private persons
two-thirds Of what they had, the pro-
visions being distributed among the
Vienna and Linz hospitals.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28

erected at Ream field radio compass
station by which readings are taken
while planes are sending in their po-
sition reports. As the course is al
most straight east, from Ream field the
radio officer can tell almost instantly
whether given plane is holding to
its proper air line.
Should a pilot become confused, lose
or mistake his position and turn south,
the radio compass would Immediately
show that the plane was over Mexican
territory.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28
WIRELESS TO GUIDE FLYERS
Patrol Planes on the Mexican Border
Are Equipped With Radio
Sets.

Washington.-In order to reduce the
danger of American air service pilots
accidentally flying over Mexican terri
tory or becoming lost while on border
patrol duty, the commander Of the
Ninety-first Aero squadron, stationed
temporarily at Ream field, Imperial
Beach, CAL, has had every plane of
the squadron equipped with radio set
with a wave length of 377 meters,
which is the best wave length to dodge
interference. All pilots are required
to check their position every five min.
utes.
AS a further precaution the radio
a7ca- of tho Ninotu-first SQUADRON has
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28

nephew, Gordon Harda1an, of Van
Couver, B. c., are visiting at the Ro-
bert Brown home.
Mrs. C. Ike arrivel Sunday from
near Plentywood, Montana, having
been called by the sudden death of her
son-in-law, John Alderman.
Mrs. Ernest E. Anderson returned
last Monday from Elliot, North Da-
kota, where she attended, the mar
riage of her sister Gladys Mathews
and Mr.. Larson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
son will make their home in Elliot.
The many friends Of the happy young
couple extend their greetings.
On Satcrday was held final cleo
ton on building a new school in
Crary. The decision favored by a
large majority, 97-10. The location
of the building has not been decided,
but work will begin as soon as possi-
HE.
DR.. Howard, Of Fargo College, gave
a most interesting talk to the High
school assembly Monday morning
His presence was greatly appreciated
by all.
J. H. Smith returned Tuesday noon
from Minneapolis, Mimi, where nc
spent the winter with his family.
=
Mrs. Mabel Southam entertained
at a dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. J
X. Shond, and daughters, Gladys and
Mary. :
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Forslof motored
to Warwick Sunday.
DR.. Drew, of Devils Lake, was a
professional caller in the city Sunday
X
Nh and Mrs Fred Weise motored
up from Doyon to attend the movies
mere saturday evening.
4 i
John LIE Due and family motorec
up from Doyon to attend Sunday ser.
vices of the Sacred Heart church.
X
A program, basket social, and dance
will be given at the kalinowski school
house Saturday evening, May 1st. A
good time and good music are assur.
ed.
i
Mrs. Joseph LIE Duo. Of Devils Lake
visited with friends and relatives here
last Saturday between trains.
\
Misses Katherine Medleman ant
Lucille Mcleod returned from Mime
apolis, Minnesota, where they accom-
panied Mrs. H. Medleman to thu
St. Marys hospital.
\
Tony Lodnell, of Devils Lake, cal
! led on his customers last Thursday
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28

Buy your goods for suits and dres-
ses by the yard. A large display of
samples to select from. O. A. Hjelle,
the tailor. 4-13-tf
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28
ODD INVENTIONS PATENTED
Tornado. Proof House, '"PedaI caIorih
Gators" and Other Queer Con.
trlvances Listed.

Washington.-In enumerating some
of the strange patents sanctioned by
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28

Nerhaugen for piano tuning, twelve
years experience. four years in city.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28

Let the tie man Fix up your ties. He
makes them look like new. 3-29-h
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28

Tony Lodnell, of Devils Lake, cal
led on his customers last Thursday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28

Misses Katherine Medleman and
Lucille Mcleod returned from Mime
apolis, Minnesota, where they accom-
panied Mrs. H. Medleman to the
St. Mary's hospital.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28

Misses Burtness, Edythe Southam,
Alice Forslof, and Mr.. Albert Wickum
motored to Devils Lake Tuesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-04-28

Mrs. D. Forman, son Crawford, and
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Four Countries
Ask Adnnittance
To the League
Luxembourg, Finland, Es-
thonia and Ukraina APP
ply; Russia To BE Queried
OH Inquiry Board Plan
War On Typhus Proposed
Assembly Will Be Requested
10 Provide $4,000, 900
for Health Work i'm Poland
Special cable to The TRIBUNE

Copyright, 1920, New York Tribune Inc.
ROME, May 21.-It is expected that
the assembly of the league Of nations
at its meeting next fall will be asked to
provide $1O,0OO,0OO or $l5,0OO,OO0 to
wage war on typhus in Poland. The
council of the league already has decided
upon cooperation with the Polish Health
Ministry.
Luxembourg, Esthonia, Ukrania and
Finland have applied for admission to
the league. The assembly of the league,
which President Wilson is to convene,
will meet at Geneva in the early au-
tumn, the time and place depending on
the results of the Swiss plcbiscite and
decisions of the various states regarding
selection of their members of the
assembly as some members will travel
from South America and Asia The
date of the assembly meeting probably
will be annoulc ed at the next meeting
Of the council Of the league.
From present indications, the coun-
Gil of the league does not intend to
permit the projected plan for COM
mission of inquiry to Russia to 90 by
default. 1t is learned that the Soviet
government will be asked definitely dur
ing the month whether it is willing to
receive a commission. If it raises fur
ther OBJ elections, responsibility for tie