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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
HIGH School FIVE GETTING
READY FOR PORTSMOUTH
Local. prcps to Play Second of Flint.
nation Games Friday Night
IN Blues .irmory.
I HIGH SCHOOL 0lINT LEAGUE.
u:iin,inatiOn Scrlcs)
standing OF Clubs

John Marshall High School. having
PISSED Ii' S;mgeGssfnllN its first game in
, ,m,, elimination IN series being conducted
High school Literary and .A,hietic
league. Is hard at work preparing for
school. OF Portsmouth, will be met
mere next Friday in the second OF
tho titular contests.
Manaser Todd, OF the Richmond
the Blues .Armory on the sam" night
c. II. y. c. plays the Lynchburs Atii
:eti: Cub for tho independent title
Practice was hold by the Mar
importanc" OF tho coming battle. and
, are aoi ne, ~ in Their power to in
the Portsmouth props
Although the Richmond boys DC
s ame p,a Wis ON ,hs Eh ae IN npfysrs
home floor the score % TO ~. was
nnci Considered decisive .by many Of
inc spectators. John Marshall won
tween the schools. but Woodrow VIII
son has laid the Norfolk team low
twice. both times by substantial mar
High five, of HAMPTON, last Saturday
night III a $i-to-l7 affair. tho Ports
mouth team eliminated jefferson aud
shall This game. while eliminating
ono or the other OF the connecting
teams from! the finals in the State
championship series, will decide the
prep championship OF tho Eastern por-
ton OF the State aa we'll.
Trnck Team Wants Competition.
Coach l.. Tucker Jones said ycstcr-
day that i,is track team is ready TO
meet any OF the local bank teams. or
the team Of any athletic club i'll this
vicinity. There is no other prospect OF
an indoor meet for the Afarshallitcs
except one with some OF the orSaniza-
tions mentioned. In the event that a
meet should he held between the high
school and one OF the bank teams. II.
probably would take place late in this
month.
The idea Of sending the John Mar
shall squad 20 ihc Pennsylvania meet
has Deem abandoned definitely, and the
entered 10 this time is the ono 10 be
held OH Lambeth Field at the Un!ver-
Sly OF Virginia. in Charlottesville.
There is still Il chance OF tho hi school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

uu,npy. Il9 ,Wida). TO ]. 10 : , i to ),
won; oh Yes. ie7 .Iiow.rdl. to !, 10
., - o., second. Twinkle n'ue, log Moo
Al Is. Failing Star. VootuieI. Coombs.
Tut. Natalie. Josephine X. Joe Esch. Tom
nile G.
,!Second race--lA fur.onrs-Redland III
lF!uncrty>. 10 to /. 10 |. = to : won
Arcbtc Alexander. no lW!duh. 70 :. even.
70 ;. ,seYona GenYraA Il. u.ykel, Z. 10
rtor James. 'as De Chance. Charming. u: .
thch|. Thirln Cream i.uinbnw Girl. pm
zen. Mida. Pau Connolly !ieilr!reer ran.
Lady Ward. luG tEricksanp. - % !. 10
!. 10 l. Won Sasin. III CWillamsp. 10
Xxi 20 H. 'G :; fegond; hq;,9ksrs:r ~
2:e2 I-5 Christie. Rriau Boru. inogscrcv,
Prince Douglas Ponuc!nsa SAY Whcu So,
phic Lakewood ran.
,I F"IFtn ,r.GHyy71,miir, ana, seventy ards,
won: -p!xie. Carroll II G.yHc,. . 10 :. :
10 ., 10 10, second; fc"t Bl!ss. los Niuc-
%Eis,!5 - ricdra j5ial 'Gwsr S ea5 T TiMhsi
Wind. Dnit" Lancaster ran.
tiith i,Scs-,,iy" and "He,h3f furiougs-
M lrn , i5s Miy ~ y 2 even . :.
70 ., second. Tickl,sh I,i tWnilsl. : -
:. 80 .. "a = third. rm". LAM Taco
Ia. ,Annp'ciscE. Il Marm,'e ra!,
Hcavy wcaror. o. tWjd.u 3 70 :. : to 10.
10 !. Won; hinnu&ionr. II 10 'HchcrecIt,.
!" 4 /" 20 = !" ., second; ORDERLY. IL
riine. 1915 -. Nepper'nu Amino. Pruacs.
~, sS%eycp;',h r44cc,-rals and sls:sce,h-rnde-
wen; watcrpro@f III }nSmsnsIiui. 10 +.
3 70 i. - 3. second: .lnrE * Too ,Niorrisi'
70 10 !, 10 !, to j. third Time. l:lS / =
Dnrwarh Hohert', Insn rampsou. BlmS
rau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
AMERICAN BANK QUlNT
BREAKS SCORING RECORD
Leaders ar Financial League score tbs
POINTS Against state and
Oily Team.

american National Banks basket
ball team established a local record in
at the Blues Armory when the team.
which is leading THE Banking Mems
league. defeated the National state
ard City uttiut by the score or los to
IL. The winning AGGREGATION shat.
tered its own high score mark Of more
IAN e'sn ~ points mad IN a vions
goes tho Individual scoring record OF
the season as Brown. it's forward ruug'
up twnniE-ninc goals from court 70.
y :oia! nj titty-ci2ht points
II was a great Night Tor Tho .Amci't-
can team for tho LEAGUE leaders cinch-
.d the pcrualit IN the Banhin" Mems
some silver trophy ior It's efforts on
the court ;his year. The team. which
was captainod by Bob" Brown. en-
i9Eol a suuccessfu' season. ana Went
tles without suffering defeat They
encouulcrcC stiff opposition from
other Quints 1T the organization. TN.
IN each game managed tu tmcrgc VIE
;priouS.
Although the National state and
city team was defeated the hoNs never
save IN. and fought thcir heavier on
thcy could not stop Tho rush OF Brown
and oSulliNau, tho American forwards
The piaying. OF this nair easily was
wliilc the WORK OF Owens ami tyson
American.s guards, was good. klise
forward for the state anG CITY. vaSiiv
was ihe star Of his team.
The |inn-up:
American. state ana City.
Brown .furwaFd. .. Eiisc
DSutlivan .... forward .... La i'uon
froaddns center. ,....., Iiayto,r,
Tyson ,-...,... guard. ........ Martin
summary: SUBSTITUTE ouS--.W .isiycr
for O'Su!livan.
Goals from cour,-Brown. 20. p'Sul-
Ivan. IL; Owens. 10: BroAddUs .:
Weiss ger, /: K!isc. ., Clayton. | Me.
DowcIl. J.
Goals from foul--Ctaytor 3
Time OF haiNcS--iiftccn minutes.
Rcfcrcc--Millcr. Camp Lee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
.C||ANT POLE WILL MEET
MADVAs At THE STRAND
MUCH Interest Conferred. i'm An.
preaching Battle Between
Hcayywcight GrupnIcrs

More than seyen-years ago. S,,,i.
iaus Gygcniewicz Zbyszku. migh,v .o,,
OF Po'nnd. demonstrated his ren,,r,,
able strength and science in :, wr..,
ling match here with Dir. Il. i, po,,a.
IN Tue old Broad Street Bascbai, Hars.
AZ AZ, mat time. Zhyszko was one Of III,
srapplers IN America. and he Sa,,
ciHahed up the best o. the wrestlcrs
s With The exception or Frank C;oIci
MDHsako won from Roller on the o..
casion OF his first appearance bofor,.
Il Richmond audience
MOI long after his match in Rich
nom Ibyszko left this country. viii
a big wrestling tournament wl,;rh va.
10 he staged In Petrogrnd. the nus
san capital. Zbyszko was then :,
ga Ta,i INFANT Of the worlds championship
cioteh, The world war, broke om nn
however. and Zbyszko. being a ~, iyan
OF Austria IN Russia, was made 4,
prisoner OF war: He was i've yeara
back many thrilling tales or a,jven3
ture.. Ho lost practically ali of his
property and wealth. and he returns
10 hmcr!cg with the object OF recu-
~ well as establishing his claim 10
the supremacy among the heavics
HpSsHEo mas been matched 10 wrcstt
ivan Aladyas. tho Russian hoavywciSh.
~ the strand 'rhsater tomorrow nigbf
Madyas appeared nero in a .inlsh
match with I'D t'Stransicr") Lewis
about q year ago. Lewis dcreared
against the Ncntuckian. The return,
OF he elder Ihys2ko will serve 10 hi,
tract considerable interest in sporting
circles OF Richmond. and there are ir.
hica'tonS that crowded mousse viii
watch the big fellows work Wednes-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09

Carpenter Is Mauisd
at City Hall in Paris
,I,y Associated rres>.l

PARIS. 'iarch S.-GcorEr> Car
prDtirr. hrarNwright ho>iuc chain
pton NJ LtIropc. WAS marrird IL Ntir.
GrOrSc;ic i.aurcntin il>a>>c az The
city hall today. The religions ccer-
I:uny viii br crfchrntrd Ut u PARIS
rhurch tomorrow. The ci,u mar-
riaGc occurred some hour~ before
avoid the crowds.
The bride Snid after the crrcmuns
fhai She did NOT like hnNin. and
would not watch her husband light
for the championship. Francois Des-
camps. Carpenters manager. had
announced previously that her o,,-
position would rnu>c the Mntch with
lack Dcmn>ry I" be tnrpcntIrr'> III
nal fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First racs-,four furlongs-Jec Goodman.
nienny. id7; Morn Face io7: Voorin. ITO.
Trompour IL: fMacKciyaime. IL:
second -racc--s!x furlonGs--L La Gy lone. - ::
prluCes- lou -; Policy lane, 100: Fnit
WaiG". il. iiS6tii rari%vwa,sr' iot; Eiddle,
Tot: bounding Through lpi: Rapid stride
loI Col. Murphy. iu9: Iominican. le9: :
Vim. 1903: Jiuckiaide 100. Eligible. Am
First. i"i; <irah lo.: Janice Logan. lo4;
ola sinner. as.
Tnra [nrsnssS C ,ss IsI
tr@Sm lo o. IiS,hri iii. los: RIOS" May
los; Hon over. III: iay Tunnel ll&: Tho
,.lliaut. III: liuckShot. ii6: Elmahii. ll5;
EARLY SiGnr !li. Eligible: Carson. III ;
Marasmus. ll%: All NcAnu. rs: Gcrhams.
Fourth race-slN, rurlenrs -Mi,chcll A:ny.
lhJ: Ton! t;uosa. los: Snfrauor los Tom
ANDERSON, los: Mal"w M9l. los; EjnsllnG
Larry nudd.r. III: iinmma. Ill !. DANDY
Dude il&: Ninety Simplex. ia: True As
Sicri. il3: Mack Garner. l1t. Eligible
Milton E"hlec. il" tia ioi: pr. Dab los
Fifth race--milc and a s!xtcen,h-on
High. zoo: hliivAn. 1885 The Archer. IC1
General Gionu. ll3. SimpiotoR. III: Bread
man, III: BuIlctpronf. leG.
sixth rnca--inile ana a sixtcenth--Ns
Akin. .ieS; ,rhursday NIsh,er. .Iof; DRAGON
}"7 MSGdling ' MIS- i6, Paul 'G Cona aS9
ioG; BROWNS Fayorite, 100: Jack *. 400;
seventh racc--inile and sixtconth-Or-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
INDEPENDENTS TO STAGE
BIG CUNT BATTLE HERE
Church Hill and Lynchburg Athletic
Clubs Have. Closed for Tituiar
sSt Game in Blues Armory.
FRIDAY NIGHT DATE Sci
John Marshall and Portsmouth fivcs
Also Battle Same Evening Tor
High School Championship-Bo
Teams Arc Training.

Church Hill Athietic club. OF THIS
city, and the LynchburE Athletic Cinn
Will meet ON the oass%tn2; All, e9 snr ,h h..
purpose OF deciding the inucpeuneh'
BASKETBALL championship OF the Statc.
This announcenlent mas ossH ,n"I.
mond Quint, following ncSolationS Aoi
several days. Efforts 70 reach X ~
cannaway, :ns sn;! OF TN the IiTn i SII
proved futile. but continuous wiring
Tsycaied the tact that the rnanaG99r
might be located IN Cnarl1t, ,inNs
C,annaway WAS reached by long DIS
tance telephone in charlottesville last
night and the necessary arrangenen,s
for the staging q! IN" contest Were
closed. Bo;h managers have rcache"
an agreement and the game shonld be
OF considerable interest IN view ~ me
records Of the opposing iivcs. Church
Will has won easy victories over the
best independent lives in This section
while the LynehburE team has :, f ;a,,d.
pare with The Hlll City and Richmond
teams and tho game easily may be
termed contest for the independent
basketball tito OF the STATE
High Schools Will Play Also.
In addition 10 the game between the
indePendenL teams another paskctoal !
eontes, OF interes; t" mis- city ; and
take place in the armory on tho same
night. John Marshall High school will
meet th.> Portsmouth High team IN an
ss as F The inSI Hav
secured a victory of Maury High school
Of So-folk and have only TO, win from
the Portsmouth team in order 10 he
como one of The opposing teams in the
ANAL game. To be played NJ the Uni.
School has defeated Portsmouth once
and Is confident Of anncxins another
victory. but the team vii rut in
patton of q hard battle form the visit
fng aggregation.
At tho time he announced The clos
arer Evans followed this with a state
ment that the Church Hill team was in
the best OF condition. physically. and
M asTs ES Srnc wSrf9ns ;n
afternoon and complete the work OF
conditioning with y hard practice
fon unk ep4 ii
who was injured slightly in the game
With Newport News about u week ago.
hos recovered fully and reported For
participate in tho remaining workouts.
before the I.ynchburg game and will he
in the line IN when the lHast End team
takes tho floor Friday night.
Entertainment VIII be "DOuhlc nIIl."
Manager Evans will have charge OF
arranging for both the prep school
burg team He states that mother CON
Test will he considered as n prellmin-
AIRY to the other and tina; the cntcr-
1ainment will he considered a double
basketball bill. Manager Todd, n: tho
John Marshall team. has turned over
to Evans all ARRANGEMENTS for Ills
game and both contests are attracting
considerable interest as each is OF VI
tai interest to Richmond in view OF
the fact that both titles will be nj
1. Music Will bc furnished 1nrir, -,
evening sind dance will follow tho
contests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
Boxer Won Bout, Then
,.. Refusedto Keep Decision
IpS Associnted pres..l

HUENOS AIRES, March ..-Thc
unusual circumstance OF a boxer
declared the winner OF a bout pro-
teHtIng nEaihst the decision IN his
favor was Witnessed hero last
night ut the close or u ten-rOund
hessfon between Young Cohen. OF
boston, billed nv fentiicr,Scisht
champion OF the AmsrIcun-AsintIc
Fleet, ma JuliO Perez, fenther-
weight champion OF .trgentiua. The
referee at hsst gave tho decision to
young Cohen. but upon the Iattcr's
protcSt that he waS not entitled to
victory. the official declared the
bout 81 draw, amid cheers from the
ArEenttRfnn audience,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09

merry. lo.: Mayor Calvin. Ig6: Scnucr stall.
w n,,I;, i TO-, GhsrmtnE ie7: j. e. Stone. lgs;
dian chant. li2; Paddy Dear. lIe: little
string; IL: Little Cottage. liz: Kin@ Nrp-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09

meet being he!1 between Maury and
John Marshall. but the prospects are
not 20 brilliant as they were 81 few
weeks ago
Mnnager Ed Smoot, Of tho John Mar
shan baseball team. has boon forced
TO resign from the press of other bus
incss. No ono has been chosen to takc
his place. and it is undecided as yet
whether tho selection OF his SUCCESSOR
VIII be icft to u general election or
tho athletic association or whether he
Will be chosen by the. executive com
li,:It,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
CUBAN RETURNS TO GAME
Nrmando NIarsnns, OutncIder, IIa,
Signed Contract With boston
He'd SOr.

BOSTON. MASS. March S.-Tne re
turn 10 organized baseball OF Armando
Mnrsans. Cuban outfeldor. forme rly
with tina Cincinnati Nationals and New
York Americans, is announced from the
spring training camp OF the Boston
Americans at HOT Springs. Ark. Mar
sans signed n contract with N Red SoX
agent nj Havana yesterday. il was
stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
on rc"r,c who ,rc rcch,c ana

~. :" u" -tTV T-TFTF IHH NsFNE
would be greatly benefited by the Con
era! Strcnalhoninr Tonic Effect ot
GROVES TASTItl.ESS chtn TONIC
IL .pur'icS and cnrichcs thu blood and
hHiids M The whole system. \ Cen.
era STRENGTHENING Tonic Tor A,nllI
ana children. G0c.--NlV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
HAVANA ENTRIES

First receive and one half furiongs--
Boa Butter. lo!: i,oundei. i0e: The Battle
wing. lsa; tGliciIuI. lc2; Fainun. lo9
Magic Mirror. liz.
Second rncr--iirc and ono half rurlcngs-.
1mcic May. o.: Prince lionero. i9t: ID. q.
Girl. ihi: Weymouth. lot: Prince Easy; los;
VIII soon. !OE: Si: oliver loo; f.ackrcs,..
100; Gras,nerr. Io?; sophie Il. tl.: rhu
SE9b. III: sure Cat. lIa:
Marion IIoilins. .O3: Slterfacc. ioj: All
As!ow. 100, D!ondei. los; iIochnir. iIo;
Fourth ,acc-milo AMI sixtconth--Hor.
AGO lcrch. ~. Black princs. ~: Texas
Spec!aI. %: Salvaio!c. Ios: Berlin ,o5
Fifth rnfc-,ila and Gitv yards-Daisy
H. i"l; Laoma. 49,, Ralph 8. 1875 Buthn-
Dick Henson. io7; Frank keogh. 100.
Inrabe. le6; Chauson.tte IL. ioe: Duke OF
ShHlby, foI: M!ss SMe-N. no: iNnEhce. Ile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
MANY i:ntrie. nccciycd

NEW lOItN, NINrch ~ rcCoEU
Number OF entries hnB been received
!or the Crp-yard race. one OF fourteen
national championship events OF the a.
a: y. indoor games here next SATURDAY.
night. TLc tweEty-onc entrants In
cludc nine national and intcrcoilcEli e
tiQcholdcrs- Among them arc Jack
and Marvin C;ustafson. University OF
Pennsylvania: William Stevenson and
J.. L. Murrcy. Princeton: Erbcrt q.
prtscoll and j.. +. IIcfclnngcr. Vale:
lIoMer Bukc.. New York.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-10
SIX MONTHS
MORE FOR THE CURB
MARKET in NEW YORK

New York. Dec. 1o.-six months Of
storms and cold for the curb brokers
of New York and then one Of the most
picturesque sights of the city With have
gone. For the curb market is. going to
become a dignified, regular appearing.
institution, NIL housed under q archi-
tectedS roof. No longer will the yell
ing, fnger-talking mass OF humanity
carry on its business under the open
sky and the gaze IF amazed sight
seers, down in Broad street, just south
Of Wall. The curb brokers now hold
their market -'on the curb" by virtue
of a decision Of the supreme court,
based upon their having established
it-there back in the '70s. When they
move into their new home next July
such q market will to exist, and
history will be allowed. to re-
peat itself in the shape of another such
marketr It has been a disorderly and
riotous exhibition, of course,' but its
very disorder was about the highest
tribute to the foundation order of
American business that could be evok-
ed. When everyone concerned in deals
made by the gesture Of a finger has
complete confidence In the carrying
out of the contract involved, anyone
who wants to take time to be proud
OF It can we'll do so.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-10
COLLEGE STUDENTS
LESS INTELLIGENT,
THAN YEARS AGO

st. Louis, Mo-. Dec. 10.-The aver
age intelligence Of college students is
lower than that which prevailed years
ago, according to- the ANNUAL report
of DR.. Frederick a.. Hall, chancellor
Of Washington university. s.
comedies with that of authorities in
other educational institutions. as as
c%ertained through correspondence. The
number of college students' has been
increasing steadily, the report states.
III the present growth of numbers
is indicative of what may be expect
ed in the near future" continues the
report, "the colleges will have to
watch carefully. in order to prevent
than that which has characterized
colleges hitherto.
1T is only fair t say that, so far
as I can learn from the faculty, it is
thought that the work Of the student
body has no this year been as good
ISas thataiof previous years. that con-
|traryi to the peoples expectations that
the young would be more p%urposeful
and earnest by reason of war expert
ence, they seem TO be less inclined
to serious labor, and that an unusual
proportion Of students had to be
dropped because of.the inferior quality
of their work"
The report asserts that until two
years go. the proportional increase
by women in the college section of the
university was gaining notably in the
of men, but that in the last two years
the proportioned increase by mer
has been. greater. Men, the repor,
adds. usually are reluctant to- con
tinue in classes in which they are. out.
numbered by women. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-10
/. ! !. ADVERTISEMENT.
OUT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take d Glass Of Salts if YOU,
Back Hurts or Bladder
Troubles You.

No man or, woman who eats meat
regularly can make q mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally, says
q well-known authority. Meat forms
uric acidG which excites the Kidneys,
they become soverworked from the
strain get sluggish and fail to filter
the waste and poisons from the blood.
then we get sick. Nearly all rheu-
matism, headaches. liver trouble,
NERVOUSNESS, Shizz1ness. sleeplessness
and urinary disorders come fsom
sluggtahsk Kidneys.
The Tsoment you feel dull ache In!
the kidneys OF your back hurts i IL
the urine Is cloudy. Offensive, full OF
sediment, irregular of passage or at
tended BY q sensation of scalding,
!, stop eating meat and get about four.
ounces 0f Jad Salts from any phar-
macy; take q tablespoonful In a glass
Of MatetssbsfntEl breakfast and in q
few. days your Kidneys will act fine.
This famouatsalts is made from the
acid Of grapes and lemon Juice, COM
bined with Itthia. and has been used
for gene .ations to fush. and stimu.
late the kidneyg, also to neutralixe the
acids in urine 81, II no longer causes
irritation. thus ending bladder weak
la sa,ss 4 insxpse..y. dna cannot
tintufe: makes = dsltglltfula effer.
veScent lithiayWaterf drink which
l~everyone should take now and then 10
keep the kt1nsf ge34sh and active ana
;ss3 Eslsas sss I ss't
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-10
SAILORS IN BAD CONDITION.

Manila, P. l., Dec. lG.-Thirty-four
Malay sailors. shipwrecked and final
ly landed on Ratag Island, near the
island Of Samar, were brought to
Manila in a serious condition from
hunger. They. spent nearly q month
on~-the barren island, subsisting en-
tirely on the meager supply of wild
fruit they were able to gather, final
ly being picked up by a reconnoiter-
ing party of Philippine c~onstabulary
from headquarters on the Island of
SamRr.
The Malays set sail from Mangias,
a Dutch possession in the Celebes Sea,
in a small vessel loaded with rice
which they excited to trade to the ma
tives in the southern PHILIPPINE group
for other produce. Their vessel was
capsized during a storm and their en-
tire cargo lost. They drifted in two
small boats to the Island Of Batag
where they were picked up.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-10
Constitutional Celebration.

Before adjourning the committee
instructed it's officers to- make ar
rangements for a celebration to be
held on Lincoln's birthday at Bis
marck, in honor Of the makers and
defenders Of our state constitution,
that is. those who are still living Of
the delegates who took part in the
North Dakota constitutional conven-
ton and those senators and house
Bill: Eo. III r. tks. lssl7 ieeislaturs.
A recomfrsng4tjon made by the
editor and manager OF the sIndepend-
ent, to change the form, general con-
name OF the associations Of
fetal organ, so as to make 1t more Of
a political magazine to be known as
the Independent Politician" was APP
proved. Il