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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
TAKE We SPANELSKU
BOMBY.

Madrid FL. zari. Dynamite
va bomba vybuchla vcera pred
Klubem Pratel V Talavera,
blizkem predmesti, zp1sobivsi
velkou skodu, ale nikdo O Ii
vot ami k urazu neprisel. Po-
licie naSla nekolik dynamite
vych patron. Jedno zatceni
bylo provedeno.
Barcelona, 81. zari. Anton
Gascon a Pedro Jiminez Caril-
10 byli zateeni ma podezreni,
ze byli zodpovedni "a vybuch
bomby Pompeya divadle mi
nuly tyden, pri cemz nekolik
osob bylo zabito.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
TAKE SKnTnVE "RUD-
NOU".

Iond6n o1. 75Sf. TJradv be-
dliv6 stfa5f Stotskh kom,,nistv.
1,teSi otnvrnn6 vvhrozuif "a
hrati IarcashireGk6 uhlodo1v
. 7Tfditi tam SOVIET. Radikalove
+vrd'. 5e nnohou postaviti
9 ono "rudVch pard" " Blan-
tvrn sandman. Davv terrori-
enif ohrhodnftv vvdfraif ma
rich nnnF0e. Po6et tech. kdoz
60 nodileif ma sovdtovem hnu-
II Jest nepochvbne nadsazo-
van. ale vtstfednfci zvelicuif
kazd1 proiev nespokojenosti
ma dGkaz "revoluce."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
TAKE JEDNA zENA RUDE
SOUZENA PRO VRAzDU
PRVEHO STUPNE.

Prvni den procesu Matte
Colemanove. 2110 Lakeside
Ave. iez Sc ma zodpovfdati z
vrazdv prv6ho stupne pred
soudnam Mauricen Bernonam
ma okresnfm soude. vyplnen
bvl volbou porotv. Colemanova
lie DO dlouhe Fade let prvni ze-
nou. ktere sc ma dostati trestu
"a podobnV zloein pred nasimf
soudv. Jest obvinena, ze "a
hadky zastfelila sveho souseda
Quincy Gilberta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
'JIHOSLOVANSKE VOJSKO
a f. MUSf Z KORUTAN.

Praha, II. zafi. DosIe sem
zpravy oznamuji, ze plebiscit- :
nj komise vydala rozkaz, ze
iihoslovanske vojsko a cetni-
ctvo, pokud jeho clenove Sc
nenarodili v Korutansku, mali
opustit zemi. Slovinska provin-
cialni vlada resignovala jakoz-
to protest prot tomuto rozhod-
mutt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
SOCIALISTS OPET VYLOU-
CENI.
SnGm statu New Yorku odepfel
mista trem a diva sc
podskovali.

Albany. N. Y, FL. zari. Sne-
movna legislatury statu New
Yorku dnes vecer 80 proti 45
hlasum kazdem pripade Wy
loucila jiz podruhe V tomto ro-
ce til pet. socialistickych Gle
ri - Louise Waldmana a Au-
gusta Claesense z New Yorku
g Charles Solomona z Kings
okresu - Il hlasovala 81 proti
48 hlasum dovoliti Samuelu A.
Dewittovi ? Samuelu Orrovi,
socialistickym clenIm z new
yorske ctvr1i Bronx, rovnez W.
loucenym ma zacatku roku, po-
drzeti jich mista.
Posledn6 eminent vsak, ,kdyz
ravrh ma dosazeni Waldmana
byl zamftnut, 81 proti So hla-
sum, pozadali o slovo a 1stne
podali resignsci.
DIE stran hlasovalo Sc pro
ravrh ma vyloucenf socialistI
iak nasleduje: Republican,
hlasujfci pro vylou6enf 73, de-
mokrate IL; celkem 90. Repu-
blikani hlasujicf pro dosazenf
20, demokfate II; celkem as.
Devet possancd bylo phi hlaso-
vani nepSaomnych.
Resoluct zadaifcf vyloucenf
psti sociafsta byla podana vee
IA plukovntkem Ransonem H.
Gilletter t'apnblikanens z Co
lumbia okresu a dnes pravnf
vvbor. kteremu byla odkazana,
pfedlozil il snemovne k uvaze
hez vselikeho odporuceni.
V pokusu zastaviti kroky ma
vvlouceni. poslanec Evans, de-
mokrat 2 New Yorku, Glen
pravnfho vFboru. chtel podati
resoluci. prohlasujicf, re sn6m
;ednal beZ pravni autoritv,
kdvz vvlonfil socialisty ma ia
re. Rosolucc dale prohlasovala,
ze veSkere iednani ma vvlouGe-
ri lest nezakonite a neplatne a
re Jest to povinnosti sn9mu u
znati on9ch pet socialistd iako
spravne Zvolene zastupce
svfch distriktI. Predseda pro-
hlAsil vsak, ze navrh ten Jest 8
mfsta.
Poslanec Louis Martin. repu-
hlikan. pTedseda pravnfho W.
hor'l. ienz vedl process sc soci-
alistv ma iafe. pravil. ze while
Gem ku zm6nam. iez ucineny
bvlv V ustpv6 socialisticke stra-
nv. nestava zadne nricinv k W.
loufenf socialism. Totez stano-
risko zauial v6dce mensinv
nonohuA. ienz dale prohlasil,
10 advokati nravnfho vtboru.
iinoz IA iciich slnzbv zaplatil
stat 800 900. vvdali dobrozda
nj. ze nSi zm6nach. iez utine-
nv nstavG sorialisticks stra-
nv. nnmohou btti socialists "a
konit6 vv,ouTeni.
PSns to vsak pSi hlasovanf
ravrh ra vvlonferf priiat o.
hromnou vetsinou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
NEMAJf PRY GIN PLATIT.

Paffz, 21. zaff. "Jest to ma
prosto lhosteino Nemecku."
prohlasila n9mecka delegace
zde dnes. "iakou nahradu bu-
dou spoienci pozadovati. Fran
Gle mGze zadati sto billioni
zlatych marek. nebo pet set
billionG. Kazda cislice postaci,
iezto Nemecko nemize to tax
jako tax zaplatiti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
GALVESTON We ZDESENf.
Tisice lidi opousti mesto re
strachu pred blizicim Sc
hurikanem.
BULLETIN.

Galveston, Tex, FL. zari.
kolem peti tisic lidi, mezi nj
miz bylo mnoho navstsvnikG,
opustilo dnes m4sto, zeleznicni
kary nalozene psenici poslany
ma rychlo ostrova ma pevni.
nu, prizemi vsech obchodnich
budov vyklizena a lodi v pfi-
stavu pevns zakotveny " oce.
kavani zapado-indickeho huri-
kanu, jenz die obdrzenych te-
legrafickych depesi zene Sc ma
pobfezi texaske. Ackoli tlako-
mer zGstal dnes nehybnym, ma
$3.50, voda v mort znacns
stoupla. Rovnsz prudkost vs.
tru Sc zvysuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
STAV MAYORA MacSWI-
NEY-HO.

Londyn, %. zari. Terence
Macswiney, lord mayor 2 Cor
-hu, zapoeal dnes-4s scn postu
We zdejsim BriXtonskem veze-
nj. V jeho stavu nestala Sc cd
vcerejska zadna zm6na.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
LETEC OBETf SVEHO PO-
VOLANf.

Syracuse. N. Y. 21. ZAfl.
Harry J. Mclaughlin, 28-lety.
ienz byl zasazen vrtuli sveho
aeroplanu, kdyz Sc produkoval
ma newyorskem statnim VISTA
visit sobotu odpoledne, ze-
mrel vcera We zdejsf nemocni-
eli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
KUBELfK MA CESTE DO
sAMERIKY.

New York, 10. zaTi. Jan Ku-
belfk, cesky "kral housli" w.
plul vcera z Havru po lodi La
Savoie a ocekavan jest v TOM
to meste 25. neb &c. zarf. Gel.
KEN jest Kubelik engazovan
ma so koncert1 a o iine sc w.
jednava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22

New Orleans, 81. zari. Pr
chajice pred blizfcim Sc tropic
kym hurikanem, zenoucim Sc
pres zaliv mexicky, obyvatele
pobreznfch NEST cd Floridy az
po stare Mexiko dnes plni VIA
ky a automobily a vozy vseho
druhu a ujfzdeji o prekot do
vnitrozemf. Neni zadne paniky
mezi cizinci, travfcimi prazd-
niny pobfeznfch resortech.
Domorodci neboji Sc bouri, ale
znaji je a nevahaji vyhledava-
ii nebezpeci. M6sta mofsky-
mi hrazemi sesiluji je a obeane
v taKovych mfstech klidne W.
ckavajf; co pride.
New Orleans, 21. zari. Ac-
koli vftr duje stalou prudko-
sti 25 mil "a hodinu, casem
nabyva rychlosti az sedesati
mil. coz byva neklamna pred
zvest blfzfci Sc tropieke bou-
Re. Vykladnf okna pos celem
m6ste jsou zabednovana "a kde
mali kovove okenice, tyto spa
steny. Ma nekolika domech We
stare francouzske ctvrti byly
jiz strechy strzeny.
Lodi vesm6s zGstaly V rece
po ohdrzenf vystrahy cd po-
vetrnostniho uTadu. Nekolik
lodi, ktere jiz vypluly, Sc vra-
tilo. jezto vystraha byla jim
sdelena jiskrovou telegraph. v
10 hod. dnes veter tlakomer
vvkazoval 29.60, coz bylo po-
klesnutf devet bodI behem tfi
hodin. z Burwood, ma severo-
vvchod odtud oznameno, re
vitr duie tam prudkosti So mil
"a hodinu.
Mobile, Ala, 81. zarf. Oba-
Wv. re snad parniky v ovocnaT-
skem obchode zachvaceny by
lv hurikanem blize Yucatan-
skeho prnlivu. byly vyiadrova-
nv v plaveckych kruzfch zdei-
sfch. Parnfk Vera opustil Mo-
bile II. zaTf, F. II. Dimick
rasledujfcf den a cflem obou
byl Honduras a. draha jeiich
vedla prGlivem Yucatanskym,
kde vichrice neivfce Tadila.
Corpus Christi, Texas. 21.
zdfi. Voda pTi Harbor Island.
mfstnim observacnfm bodu,
bvla dnes o dive stopy vyse,
nez-li vcera. AZ dosud vsak
vitr duje rychlostf jenom asi
sesti mil "a hodinu. Tlakomer
vykazuie 1884.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
SMLOUVA CESKOSLOVEN.
SkO-BULHARSKA.

Praha, 81. zarf. Vcera bylo
zde ufedne oznameno, re me-
ri Ceskoslovenskou republikou
Bulharskem uzavrena byla
obchodni smlouva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22
POZAR PLANEM DYNA-
MlTNfKU.
Znalci jsou presvsdceni, ze pc.
kelny stroj byl umistsn v ma.
dobe naplnsne oleji a kyseli.
nami.

NEW OTk, Il. Zdfl. hrOm
toho, re byl naplnen ostry-
mi kusy zeleza, pekelny stroj,
jenz vybuchl 8 takovymi stras-
livymi nasledky ma Wall Street
minuly ctvrtek, byl umisten v
nadobe obsahujicf asi dvacet
gallond zapalnych oleju a KY
selin, die tri znalci, kteri pro-
hlizeli strepy bomby ma hlav-
nj policejnf stanici dnes. Toto
potvrzuje drive jiz projevene
minenf vladnich Erfzencn, ze
planem dynamitnikd bylo, ably
pozar nasledoval vybuch.
Nekolik svedkd dostavilo Sc
pred velkou porotu vypovi-
dali, re videli omen VIZ, jenz
zastavil Sc ma druhe strane Cd
1radoven J. P. Morgan Co., av
nemz nepnchybne bomba byla
privezena.
Slecna Rebecca Epsteinova.
stenografka ma Wall Street,
pravila:
"Sla jsem po Wall Street v
11:55, kdyz povsimla jsem 81.
ze vGz tazeny jednim kon9m
blizi Sc opacne strany. Vnz
zastavil Sc pred pffstavkem k
odbotce pokladny a vozka wy
skocil a kracel rychle prede
mnou k Nassau ulici. Vchazela
jsem do Broad ulice, kdyz sra
zena jsem byla k zemi vybu-
chem a ztratila vedomf. Kun
byl hnedy ma voze byly bed
ny neb study pokryte netfm ja-
ko omitkou. Strany byly zama-
zane, ale bylo ma Mich jmeno.
Prvni pfsmena ma mem byla D
a poslednf dive byly Mt, ale
nemohla jsem pfecfsti ostatni.
"Z konce vozu vycnfvala
zerd', ku ktere byla pTipevne-
ma ruda vlaika asi ctverecnf
stopu v rozmeru. Vozka byl
prostrednf vysky a mel ma So
be tmave svrchni spodky. Byl
We veku mezi 35 a 40 roxy a
ma obliceii mel vous nekolika
dnn vzr1stu."
V podobnem smyslu vypovf-
dali tez ostatni sv9dkove.
Nasledkem vyhr1znych do
pisd, ze dalsf atentaty budou
nasledovati. hlfdana byla cell
nice vsechny velke budovy v
dolnf casti m9sta.
Rovnez wren byl kordon
policie kolem musea v Brookly-
ne. B.,l totiz ma bulletinovem
prkne pfilepen listek obsahu-
jici nasleduiicf slova " anglici-
ne. vytistena pumovym razit-
KEN: "VHstraha. Dejte 81 po-
zor. Rusti rudf".
Londvn, 81. zari. Urady
zdeisf podnikajf rozsahla opa-
tfeni proti takovym dtokdm
iako Sc udal v New Yorku a
Janove. Akciova bursa vydala
dnes nafizeni, ze zadne bali
kvk nesmf tam byti dodavany.
nvbrz ponechavany nedaleke
mfstnosti ma teze ulici. Rovnez
by uzavfen jeden z vychodn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
FAIR TO
BE HELD NEXT
WEEK IN BEMIDJI

Bemidji, Mimi. Sept. 1o.-The Red
Lake Indian fair will be held Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday next.
Indians of the Red Lake reservation
are making great progress in agri-
culture and stock raising. They will
exhibit vegetables, field grains and
corn. Their stock will be a surprise,
it is said, The Indians have some
fine farm horses. cows. pigs and
chickens.
School exhibits will be staged by
Indian schools.e The bead work and
EIndian%handcraft promise to attract
attention. The baby booth also will
be attractive. Demonstrations of the
care of Indian babies and health
talks will be- given.
There. will be baseball, lacrosse and
other games. tugs of war and old time
Indian dances. s@%H..a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
New Fargo Concern
Will Promote Cattle
Industry In State,

Bismarck, N. D., Sept. 1o.-With
the object of dealing In cattle ana
land. with q particular object Of sup
plying cattle to farmers on loans %.
cured by that cattle, the First Nation.
sal. Cattle and Loan company of Fargo
has been formed. incorporates are
s. ]. Aandahl, Litchville. a member
>Qf the state railroad commission:
Charles w. Bleick of Elgin. and c. ].
Lee Of Fargo ~
The capital stock Of the company
is $250,000. Mr.. Ble!ck said he be-
lieved there was a big opportunity for
such a concern in NorthND Dakota, pre-
great development in daffying
and cattle raising in the state in the
The General Oil corporation Of MI
not, incorporated with a capital stock
OF i%s250,00o. Incorporators are v. e.
Segerstrom, Minneapolis; Willard Fin
lay, Minot; r. C. Wilde, Towner.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
RUBY WHEAT
WILL RESIST
! Rust, IsOLlAM
New Canadian Wheat is
Recommended as Best
Resistant Known.

Agricultural College, N. D., Sept,
10.-7some reports have been made to
the effect that Ruby, a new Canadian
wheat, is >rust-resistant. Dr.fWalster,,
agronomist. Of the North Dakota
Agricultural college, states that:
Ruby wheat shows some promise OF
being a competitor OF Marquis In
point OF yield but 1t has been tested
for only a year or two in North Da-
kota. At the Dickinson s~ublstation in
the present season tle3o) Ruby
s.5 per cent Of any ofeethe Fife
wheats: while Marquis showed 1913
per cent infection. At the Fargo sta
ton in 1919 in nursery trials Ruby
showed about As per cent infection as
with Marquis 20 per cent.
M 1890 the tables were turned and
Ruby showed IS per cent infection
with Marquis 2S per cent.
1t would appear, therefore. that
Rub9's only virtue is earlinees and
that it has no rust resisting qualities.
szNorthern Wheat.
Ruby wheat Alongs to the Fife
group OF wheats. All wheats in this
group are beardless, and have rather
slender heads. The chair Is white
and smooth, and the kernels small to
medium In size, hard and red. The
variety Ruby was originated by DR.. c.
C. saunders ofrfne Central Expert
mental FARM Ottawa, 1Ganada by
making a cross between Downy Riga
a4gd Red Fife, The variety was bred
Canada and under Canadian condi-
tons lis about two weeks earlier than
Red Fife, and one week, earlier than
~ ssH Pat 3
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
Corn Pays Well-At
Agricultural College,

Agricultural College, N. D.. Sept.
corn usually is considered
not as a money crop but one to clean
up up the land .a Xe. the ,sr. North . p dakota
Of &46.54 per acre BY using As shotes
to hog of is acres Of flint corn in
1918. according to J. H. Sheppard Of
the experiment station.
The hogs were turned in the field
September 6. when they averaged 100
pounds ofSweight, and left there until
November II, making an average
gain OF ~ pounds, or a gain Of 2S1.75
pounds per acre. They were market
ed at 1851 cents, which, allowing for
acre, Ys
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
GRAFTON MAN IS
RUN OVER BY CAR

rE-gHG.t n E4kF NaFFREl
Grafton. II. - Sent! 1O.-On We'd
nesd1yg afternoon Alfred Olson. enfS
rloyed at Gorder Brothers garage was
severely injured when he was Knocked.
down and ever by a car driven by,
J.. H. RoulaI and OF Hoople.
Olson had just finished fill!nE q q
with gasoline and oil out on the street
In front OF the 9araee, and u he was
passing around the rear Of this car was
knosked down by the one driven by.
RoulAnd. saS
Tho injured man Was rushed to the
Grafton Deaconeass hospital where he.
being found that the side Of one leg
from the hip down for some distance
was laid open to the bone. Beside in-,
jurier to the body a bolt from the car
had struck him over n eye, break
Ing the arch and causing a cash which
required several stitches to close. s7sf8s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
STORE AT
NEKOMA IS RAIDED
BY NIGHT YEGGS

| NNekoma. Nd, Sept. 10-The Belle
Grud general store here vas entered
last night by unknown robbers who
made away with about 20 suits Of
mems clothing, besides many pairs Of
C%saoes, silk hose and various other ar
'
Clerks going down, to the store to
open up in the morning saw. the tracks
Of two automobiles and upon entering
discovered that the back door had
been opened during the night. a hole
having been cut in the door large
enough for a mans hand and the lock
had been unlatched. The inner door
leading torihe- main part of the store
was broken.
Authorities Of Cavalier county are
doing their best to get clues and to
trace the automobiles. u g
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
$4,000 in Gardens.
STUBBLE IN
RYE, SAYS EXPERT

Agricultural College. N: D.. Sept
1o.-That winter should not be
sown in stubblc In grasAhopper infect
ed is the opinion of Stewart
entomolog;st OF the United
States department Of agriculture.
Farmers in regions where the grass
.hoppers have given trouble should
reduce their acreage Of rye to a mini
mum rays Mr.. Lockwood, a a
fiald Of winter rye planted in stubble
gives a good firm bed and furnishes
ideal conditions for the development
of the .grasshopper eggs in the soil.
O~neSfapner in Adams county told me
that he plowed all Of his land but 40
acres one fail, and IN that 40 acres
enough ~grasshoppers were produced
to destroy the grain crop in the
whole township. Last. year we rec
a reduction in the acre
age OF rye planted In stubble as a
means OF fighting the hoppers, and
2.ooo,o acfes sown in ISIS to 800
900 acres inS1919..'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
I 4 D z O|!iI !.
HUMMELSHINE,
!: EXCITING RACE
sEo Car Loads Of Booze
: sabbed BY Officials 81 Is Al
& Fargo After Chase.

ssHasArgo, n. o.. sept. lo,-rakink
aaaArces with the eighteenth amend.5
mt is & thrilling game being played
NORTH Dhko:a by whiskey runners
3Stla the International boundary. +
while Fargo police were takink
Henry Cohen. ~, clothing s~a1e4rnan,
y Wellman, garagefnan, both
g to~the court for arrAign-
ment following their arrest on Broad
JMuays at s;I0 o'clock Thursday norm
a IS With. 4oo half p,nts Of ,whiskeya
Ixpadster. federal prohibition agents
were unloading is cases of quart hot
ties of canadian whiskey from a,
Cadillac Eight" seized near Rogers
MiedIes0ay night. This carswas in the
possesstdfi OF B. ". WestAcott. for
ID 5r. proprietor Of a taxi line withSof-
ices In st, Paul and Minneapolis.
t1ortttes they were bound for Yell
i10xstone National Park and at Rugby
ne some men who had afhroken car.
The strangers offered to sell them the
cargo for $780,.
ynsIlt looked like too good business
r~ropcs:tion IF us to turn down. said
Chen.,sss:so we gave them 800 and
ar. We could have had more be-
fause they had plentys OF 1t. We then
Alecided to> sive5Sup the trip to Me
park and 90 back to St. Paul."
Observed at Buffalo,
While traveling through the village.
at Buffalo, cass county. without.
lights, a deputy sheFif spotted the
carr and thinking twas stolen, res
tpLrted the fca6e to the police at Far
sgo. When the car pulled inao Far
60. the drive. became Nconfused Sin.
getting the right road5out. An officer
sighted the carSas the n described
The discovery, More than 200 per-
sons watched the officers unload the
cArgo. The men deferred entering
their pleas until Saturday morning
ats o'clock. &t 5s
Westacott told Nhe prohibition Of
flcers that he had goneSe Minot to
get 9 job Of switching myths yards,
wanted to know II West9cott knew
anything about an auto. Upon learn
Ing that he did, Wes.afott said he
was offered soto make the run with.
4 certain car from Minot to st. Paul,
money to- be paid when he got
Into st. Paul. !,
Westacott Jumped 1t the offer and
vas directed to follow another Cadtl-
4ac. which he believes also contained
AscarEo of liquor. When near Rogers,
] N..8Da W~estacott'sS machine went
wrong n the man who had con-
tracted with him to get the car into
ST. Paul, left the car and went into
ST. Paul by train, saying that he was
iii and that the roads were too slip
psrX. for travel. He left orders with
: aWastacctt5to continue on the trip att
er1the . had been repaired. The
sheriff of Barnes county got wind. sof
ms i..quorl cargo. notified prohibition
Aofncers of Fargo and the arrest of
Westacottt,, followed. NO trace has been
obtained OF the other car.
westacott~c laims he did not know
until the breakdown that the car he
was driving containeds@ liquor. Au-
story much credit. W. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
New Y. W. Secretary
ss, Appointed Az Minot

Mfnot. N. D.. Sept. 1o.-Miss Ethel
Z Croker Of. Eleva, Wis, has been ap-
pointed general secretary of the Nil
notss6ranch Of thessY... w. G.. A.. made
program. Mtsss Croker will arrive
IS here on settember.415.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
Old Fashioned "Drunks'
Reappear At Devils Lake

Devils Lake. N. D., Sept. 10
What were they? asked one Of the
members of the city commission OF
Police Chief Timboe. who reported
that during the month Of August, IS
men were arrested and fined.
old-time 'drunks," replied the police
chief.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10

Statistical reports Of County
Auditors Bear Out This
Fact.

Bismarck, N. D., Sept. 1o.---A.
increase. in corn acreage in
the state is shown In the complications
Of Statistical reports OF countySsa audi
tors: made by RsAH.3 Thiethethwaite.
statisttctan of the state department
Of agriculture.
The corn acreage OF this year Is
estimated at SOS, 227 acres, as COM
1919.
Figures of the state department for
1919 are based on a 5conpilation OF
reports OF local assessors, taken in
the spring, in, which they obtained
from farmers the estimate of the
number Of acres of each crop they
last year. represent an actual survey
Of acreage at the close of year.
Wheat Acreage Decreases.
The state report also estimlatesNA
much larger acreage Of wheat than
the federal crop bureaus estimate.
The total acreage\of wheat in the
state in 1920 according to the state
departments estimate. is 8,261,704.
This represents a decrease over the
actual acreage of 31,776 acres over
the. acreage of wheat last year, which
was s,29S,4sO.
Durum Increases.
An, increase in the amount dnr-
UNI wheat yer last year is shown.
The. acreage Of dururf1 for 1920 Is
given a 2~,878,305 and in 1919 1t was
2,72S,046. A decrease in the acre
age Of spring wheat is shown. Last
year the acreage was given as 5;493,-
.523 and this year the estimate Is s.
3Sg,176. Winter wheat is shown to
be q small portion Of the total crop:
The acreage in 1919 was 1886 and
in 1s2o.1s estimated at 1893. I,
The total acres Of titled land. Of all
TO be 14,586,749. The acreage for
follows: F1a1, 7%5e.6ss;A oats, 2,s24,-
ley, 7,7s4; spring rye. s7,44s;. winter
6sS.227; potatoes. 93,1o5: hemp, p
SIS; clover. 1854; timothy. 7l,3si;
alfalfa, 21,80S; bronze grass, 1896;
sweet CLOVER 67,242.
$4,000 in Gardens.
The statistical report of the depart.
ment, which is not yet lcomplete, ses.
Inmates the value OF garden products
in the state in 1920 as $~115,226.75;
and the amount of n,oney realized by
farmers from the sale of poultry an6
leggs rs $2,~7l2,781.18. \
\, Tits believed the full report will
show q far greater proportion Of
YmaIes in the country than females
The report for. Burleigh county
shows 3,o39 males and 2,502 female:
Ion FARMS a I'm
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
ROOMS FOa RENT


EoR SALE-BABY REED sULKY.
II e2d Poplar ST may1-ct.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
PROPOSALS
NEW CASTLE CITY BONDS
S25 600

Proposals will he received anin s
Y. NJ, Tuesday. May -. 1910. for all or
any part of Twenty Ave Thousand Dol
hrs Of Bonds, to be issued upon the
credit Of the city Of New Castle, Dela-
ware, under Act Of the General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Delaware. approved
March n, 1917 said bonds will he IN
the name OF The Mayor and Council of
New Castle. will be dated a. OF July 4.
100. viii bear interest from date ni
thc rate Of nve per ccntum per annum,
payable semi-annualiy, and will b. ln
denominations Of 500 each. numbered
coneccutiscly from one to nfiy. tho prln'
ciral 20 he paid at the expiration Of
thirty years from the date OF the issue
thereof. th- said Municipal corporation
reser,ing the right 60 redeem said bond.
or any or them. a. any interest ncrioc
after the expiration Of ave ycors from
the date Of issue
An proposals must be accompanied b,
certified check. payable 20 the order o
The Mayor and Council of New Castle
for three per cenfum Of the amount o
bonds bid for. The bonds will be de-
llyercd ~ soon after July I, 1870. as nnc
ticable, the purchaser to pay accurcd IN
tercst from the date OF the bonds 70 thl
time OF delivery. The right TO reject anI
or all bids 4 rcscrvcd. Address all bid
90 John 4. Stoops. President OF Council
New Castle. Delaware.
BY order OF City Council
JOHN r. SrOorS,
mayn-tl. President