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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
Horses and Mules.
East St. Louis, H., Oct. %.
IorSes and mules, unchanged.
The Day in Davenport
RObs Wife-Charged with burg

RObs Wife-Charged with burg
larry by his wife. from whom he is
estranged, George Schocker was ar
rested by Davenport police and will
be questioned following a confer
ence with the wife. Mrs. Schocker
was robbed of SIS last Sunday aft
ernoon by some one who entered
the house. She reported the theft
to police and declared that she be-
lieved her husband was the one
who obtained the money. Police
have since been looking for the
man.
Taken in Raid.-Two men and
two women taken in the raid by a
federal investigator and Detective
Quinn and Policeman Schwinden at
the rooming house OF Mrs. Addie
Bailey, 308 East Fourth street.
Monday night. were arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner
Bush yesterday. The four are Will
liam Huelett. known as William
Bailey. Mrs. Addie Bailey and her
daughter, Mrs. Vida Bornschein
and R. f. Murphy, drug addict.
Each of the four was charged with
violation OF the Harrison drug act
by selling and having III their pos
session quantities of cocaine and
morphine. Bailey and Murphy en-
tered pleas of not guilty and after
waving preliminary examination
were bound over to the April grand
jury. Bailey gave bond of $1,000
and Murphy $1,000 and were releas-
ed from custody.
Burglary Attempt Fails-An at
tempt to burgle the home of f.
Wilson. $50 West Fifth street. was
frustrated Tuesday night. when the
yeggs took alarm at activity within
/; the house after they had cut the
screen from the rear window and
lifted the sash. Mr.. Wilson was
aroused by an unusual noise and
when he Investigated. saw the two
burglars near the rear window
Taking fright at the movements
within the house. they turned and
ran north on Ripley street.
Hit by Machine. W. Showers
2020 Faxon street. was painfully in
iured and badly tlt when he was
Earl Iosberger. sos East Central
Earl Losberger. sos East Central
Park avenue, as he left the curb
between Ripley and Scott. streets
on Second and attempted to cross
the street. Iosberger was driving
about ten miles an hour westward
when Showers emerged from be.
tween two other automobiles park.
ed along the, curling. Showers
was struck and hurled aside. The
car was brought to an immediate
stop. The accident occurred abou,
$40 p m Tuasday.
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Mrs. John Miller.

Funeral services for Mrs. John
Miller. 438 Sixteenth avenue, Mo-
line. will be conducted at 3:15 to-
morrow afternoon in the residence.
Rev. Phi. Wilhelm of the Lutheran
church of Rock Island will offici-
ate. Interment will be in River
side cemetery.
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Miss BERTHE Never.

Miss BERTHE Meyer. so years old,
died at s O'Clock last night at the
Watertown state hospital from Or
ganic brain disease. She had been
an inmate of the institution since
coming there Oct. 8 from the Ogle
county infirmary. 1t is believed
she has no survivors.
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PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.
~


Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that the board Of
local improvements Of the city of
Rock Island, ILL.,, has filed in the
county court of Rock Island coun-
ty a certificate of the cost of i'm
provement entitled in said court,
In Re Petition of the City of Rock
Island, ILL.,, to assess the cost of
paving Fortieth street from Four
teenth to Eighteenth avenue with
asphaltic concrete" and said GER
tificate also shows the court costs,
the amount of accrued interest. and
the total amount of said assess
ment. and said certificate also
states that the said improvement
conforms substantially to the re-
quirements Of the original ordin-
ance for the construction of the
same, as required by law, and that
final hearing on said certificate
will be had on the 9th day of No
vember. A. D. 1920, at the hour of
9 O'Clock a. m. or as soon there
after as the business of the court
will permit All persons desiring
may file objections in said court
before said day and may appear on
the hearing and make their de-
tense.
Dated this 23rd day Of October,
A. d. 1920.
H. M. SCHRIVER,
FRANK WICH,
WILLIAM FrTZSIMMONS,
M. T. RUDGREN,
JOHN A. MURRIN,
Board of Local improvements OF
the City Of Rnck Island Ill
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New York Sugar.

New York. Oct. 2S.-Raw sugar,
steady at $50 for centrifugal; re-
fined steady at 11c@12c for fine
graduated.
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Silver.

New York. Oct. 2S.-Bar silver:
domestic. .s9l.: foreign, .7SA;
Mexican dollars, .60A.
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ALL BRANCHES
Of STOCK LIST
IN LIVELY SALE

New York, Oct .2S.-No branch
D. the stock list was exempt from
the active selling movement of the
morning session today. fully 200,-
600 shares changing hands in the
first hour. Steels dropped l to 3
points, with as much for oils.
Equipments, motors and shiprings
lost to ~. Among rails losses
we're limited 10 point. Cables
received before noon announcing
the virtual termination of the coal
strike effected only slight recover
les and failed to stimulate ex-
change rates on London. Follow
ing its course Of the two preced-
ing sessions, call money opened
American Beet Sugar ....... 70
American Can .............. 323s
American Car E. Foundry. :. 1873 "
American Locomotive ..s.... 94A
American Smelling & Ref1n... IS
l.American Sumatra Tobacco. IS
American T. & T. 99A
Anaconda Copper ........... son
Atchisnn 1914
Baldwin Locomotive .111A
Baltimore & Ohio .......... 44M
Bethlehem Steel "B" ........ 6S5s
! Central Leather ........... Al.
Chesapeake & Ohio ......... IS
! Chicago, Mil. & st. Paul. -. AK
Corn Products .............. S2A
Crucible Steel 1921
General Motors new ...... II
Great Northen Ore Crtfs. -. 33A
Goodrich Co. ............. sou
Int. Mer. Marine pfd. ........ 6S%
| International Paper ...... 65
Kennecott Copper .......... %
Mexican Petroleum ....... 1881
New York Central ......... S0z
Norfolk & Western ......... 9SE
Northern Pacific ............ sly
Pure Oil Co. ............... 80
PENNSYLVANIA ............... 435E
Reading 95ai
Republic Iron & Steel ....... 76A
Sinclair Consol. Oil ....... 315$
Southern Pacific ............ 99h
Southern Railway ........ 29h
Studebaker Corporation 49,. 81
Texas Co. new .......... 507s
Tobacco Products ......... 653i
Union Pacific ...........1 25
United States Rubber ....... rs
United States Steel ........ SIN
Utah Copper ............. So
Westinghouse Electric ...... 46 i
WHY'S Overland ......... 101
Illinois Central ............. 93a
c.. r. l. & P. ............. 35A
Standard Oil prfd. ....., los
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An The nsvs al the tims-Ths
Arsaa
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Al the news air re time-The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-25
RAIN is GENERAL
Entire Southwest Gets Good
Spring Soaking.
Only Northwest Kansas Not
Touehed-Average Inches.

Kansas City. March 25--The spring
rains which began falling Tuesday
night have been general over the
SOUTH est with The exception OF north
western Kansas. according 70 reports
received by the weather bureau here
Rainfall OF more than TWO inches
has been reported from parts OF east
ern Kansas. Missouri and Oklahoma
Heavy rains have fallen N Arkansas
with lighter precipitation over the
Texas Pan Handle Continuation or
the rain with clearing weather Friday
IS forecast Nearly Two inches OF rain
had fallen AT Kansas City at noon to-
day with the precipitation continuing z.
during the night continued to improve
the condition OF winter wheat N this
section. More rain vas reported this
afternoon in the western part of the
state.
Hutchinson. Kan. March e5--Raiu
has been failing steadily since before
daylight this morning. the measure
menL il Hutchinson ar Il o'clock be
ing s. OF an inch The rain extended
tar into western Kansas. covering
practically all Of the large wheat area
N central and western Kansas There
IS IitrIe wind and as il falls about all
OF It has a chance to sink into the
ground.
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ALLIED GIFT TO HUNS
Minister says Germany Brands Rebel
Iron Brigade as Traitors.

Berlin March 24-Discussing the
political situation growing out Of the
revolt led by DR. Woifgang kapp.
Edouard David minister without
portfolio in the Ebert cabinet told
the Associated Press today the Baltic
troops were u gift 70 Us by the en-
uente'
He charged the allies had com PEELED
Germany not only TO recognize the re-
fractorv iron brigade. bur had ordered
it returned TO Germany after the
troops were virtually under Russian
coIors
We disown them Herr David de-
clared. I'VE branded them as de-
serrers and advenlurers and we're glad
20 get rid Of them and then the en-
tente forced Us 70 Withdraw them be-
hind the German frontier zainsr our
wishes and better judgment
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Sweetheart Too
Amectionate For
Mari ed Folks?

Chicago. March s5-Twa years ago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius c. Smiley. IN
dia1apofiz. were oustsd from a hotel
here by 4 house detectIvs. The alert
sIeu1Il who was lettering in the hall
heard Nfr. Smiley call his wife sweet
heart and decided that wasn't the
usual e7dearment for married per-
sons
The detective entered the room and
despite prctest5 OF the SuIevs, or
dered them to leave They did
Today M and Mrs Smiley are
- 00e richer. the amount awarded
them for damage by d jury here
Smiley had sued the hotel company
for $4,000
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Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
TELLS SAFE. SIMPLE WAY TO TREAT
AND RELIEVE AT HOME

IT - z
AND RELIEVE AT HOME
- -1u have catarrh. catarrhal deafness,
Or head noises caused by catarrh. or 4
nuirgm drcps in your throat and has
cs.1sed Charm OF the stomach or bowels
-ou viii be glad % know that these dis
r-assin< symptoms may be entirely over
-ame IN many instances By the following
--aarmeut which you can easily prepare
m rou own home az little cost Secure
s-pm r1u- druggist I ounce of Pdrmint
e. Double Strength Take mis- home and
add 20 IL a pint OK 1oC water and a little
--1ruIafaf sugar stir until diss0lreii-
rasa one tab Iespoouful four times day
an Improvement Is sometimes noted after
mo first DAYS crnafmenE Brel r1Ing
shuufd become easr. while the distressing
1eHu 1oises. hendaches. duilnessl cloudy
-l.uslug etc. should gradually disappear
rnilr- me tonic action II the treatment
r.Hss ~ smell rIsrs- defective nearing
zrl mucous dropping IN the back Of the
-1-0ar ara other symptoms which suggest
r1e presence % cararrh and which may
often be overcome By this efficactOus
-sa -mruL Il IS said that leHriv ninety
1er cent 1f al ear troubles are caused
be- -n-a-rn and there must. therefore, be
many people rnose hearing may be Re
stored 1r this simple. harmless. home
r-aa eur.-A drerrtseneut-
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Kansas" Dr. T D. TuLIle, spIdeu1oL-
ogist Kansas board Of health, Topeka:
'-Cfrrhosis OF Liver" Dr. I. s. Milne
Kansas City Acute Pancreatlrls,
Dr. J. w Faust. Kansas City; The
Pathology and Surgical Treatment OF
PeripheraI Nerve Injuries DR. Rob-
ert D. IrIand, the school OF medicine,
Kansas university Rosedale; -Nou-
Specific Measures in the Treatment Of
syphilis" DR.. ". W. Duke, Kansas
CRY, No; 'Cardio Spasn1.' Dc. W Q.
Clark. Topeka "Hodgki1s Disease
DR.. D. d. Wilson, NorrOnvillei DR.. w
z 1IcVey. Topeka
\ complimentary dinner to the
members and guests Of the society
VIII be given at $50 o'clock this eve
ming at the EIks club by the Shawnee
County, Medical societv.
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SHERMAN co. 6. o T. ELECTS
senator's Capper and Curtis Are En-
dorSed AT Enthusiastic Convention.

GoodIaud Kan. March 25.-Sher-
man county Republican elected dele
Ed1es 20 the stare and district couven-
lions n an enthusiastic meeting here
Willis J.. Bailey and D. ". MuIvane
were endorsed for delegates at large
to the national convention.
Endorsements we're also given Seua-
tors Curtis and Capper. Congressman
y hIte and Governor Allen, as well as
RepreSeu L4tive .. a Edwards and r
G. Wolfe, candidate for state senator;
g g. Evans for state treasurer, and
T Y. Lowe for district delegate The
Wolfe announcement for state senator
from the Thirry-ninrh district was
made during the convention.
District delegates are: Judge g Z
Sparks, ". D. Marshall and R. G.
Wolfe. state delegates include: John
Hartzer T Y. Lowe and J. H Heston.
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NOTICE SCOTTISH RITE MAS0NS

Scottish Rite Masons will meet at
the Temple. Friday afternoon at 80
o'clock 70 attend the funeral Of
Brother William c F Eeichen bach
Sc Insp- Gen Hon Funeral services.
P=nweIFs chapel al zoo p n
FRANK L STU EGES. $50 Iusp- Gen
Hon Master OF kadosh- Topeka
C1nziSt0ry No L
JAMES B. DONCTSON, SO IHED-
Cen Hon. Registrar. Adv.
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DOCTORS MEET HERE
Northeast Kansas Society Members
Silent on Hicksou's Power.

Silent on H1CkSOH ; POWER.
Fifty physicians. members CT the
Northeast Kansas Medical society. at
tended the annual meeting Of the So
ciety which began at l o clock today
at the EIks club
A larger attendance was prevented
by the rain. Many physicians who
usually atrsnd the meetings. driving
IN 70 Topeka IN their meteor cars. were
unable 70 do so today
Physicians merely smiled when
asked concerning James Moore HIck-
son, indicating they doubted his abiI-
ity 70 heal real physical defects. That
they did not intend TO be drawn into
any uuerhicaI controversy was evident
They pointed out that doctors and
nurses we're in attendance al the meet
ing held today at Grace cathedral. but
added TO enHgltening Information.
Briefly PHYSICIANS doubt that any
man has the power 10 cure actual phy
steal defects. specific diseases OF all
neurs. They do, however. feel that.
evidenced by the faith demonstrat ted.
Hickson must have some power to
place the mental condition Of many
persons at rest. 10 ease their minds
and perhaps alleviate much trouble
that IS largely mental
The doctors displayed no inclination
TO scott ridfcuIe or deuIore. neither
did they express approval praise or
belief in the work OF the healer
The Northeast society takes in the
following counties: DoniphF Il Brown.
Nemaha Marshall Riley, PoCtawato-
ME, Wabaunsee, Norris. Usage, Shaw
lee. jackson. Archison. Jefferson.
Douglas. Leavenwerth, Wv7ndotte and
Johnson
The program this afternoon includ-
ed the following talks Some Aspect
OF ChOleliIhiasis." Dr.. N. T. Sudler,
LAWRENCE Lateral sinus Thrombo-
sis" DR.. l. B. Spake. Kansas City;
'Treatn ent OF Lowered Efficiency"
Dr. H 7 Stacev. Leaveuvor-h- An
CHRONOLOGICAL study OF influenza in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-25

New York. March 25.-MO NEY-Mercan-
tile paper 6Ia per cent Exchange. strong
sterling 80 day bills. $50; commercial. 81
day bills on banks. $50; commercial, %
fav bills. .7g1s demand So; cables,
sSGt Francs. demand. AZ: cables. 142O.
Belgian francs demand, Tj.T2; cables. $40
Marks demand. $50 cables. H.. Govern
neur bonds heavy railroad bonds, trregu-
lar Time loans. strong; 30 days 90 days
and 8 months. S0S--
Cal money. strong high, Il low 2 r71l-
ing rare. 9. closing bid II, offered aU L :;
asst loan, l. Bank accepranc s.
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Taks
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what Thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead Of
taking tCnics, or tryIng TO patch I'd
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailmeut-ciogged
liver and 6is0rdered bowels
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets zrzrse
the liver N a soothing. healing way
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions. away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you bad taste. coated
tongue. Door appetite, 4 zzvs dC1 =
care feeling, no auEIticn CT energy
trouble with undigeSred foods lake
Olive Tablets. the substitute fGczICmeL
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are =
purely vegetable compound mixed Win
olive oil Tou viii know them by their
olive color. They co the gork without
MpIng. cramps or pain
Take one or two at hedtlme Tor cuick
relief Eat WHIT you ike l0c z1d &
Advertisement
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NOTICE

Sealed bids viii be received By the
Council OF Administration. A * A :
R. for the house, fixtures and founda-
ton stones. located in rear Of New
Temple Site property at Tenth and
Van Buren, streets Al bids must be
received on or before Saturday, March
81 No bid will be considered unless
accompanied with certified check for
AZ least one-third Of proposed pur-
chase price. Address.
J. 3. DONCTSoS. Secreta-v
Masonic Temple, Topeka kan
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NOTICE If. & 4. N NO. rs

Sloan lodge No. rs 4 E. < 4 IL
viii meet Al the Masonic temple March
IS at $50 .. m for the purpose OF
conducting funeral services for our
late brother " G F Reichenbach-
AL master Masons are invited 70 meet
with Us
Adv. G. F REEs. Master.
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WILL FEED WITH VETERANS.
Governor Allen To Be Headline at
4. c. Soldiers Reunion.

Lawrence, Kan. March 25.-Gover-
nor Allen viii be the headline speaker
at the reunion banquet Of Company
N 18th infantry here Saturday night
Corp. Basil Mitchell will be toast
master Members from ali over Kan
sas are expected 70 attend A big
delegation IS looked for from SaIina
where half the company was organ
lied
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VAL St New York. March 25--STOCKS
Pools continued IN control Of the stock
market TO-DAY. speeialties mounting 70 new
records regardless OF tighter money ten
denotes. Sales auuroZ1mated 1-2s50.0 900 shares
Motors and their specialties ware the di-
-er-inx features az substantial advances
in the later dealings. the entire list except
ing rails. raII-inZ briskIy despite call
money advanced 70 L per cent Close was
strong
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Nine Are injured in Wreck.

Altoona March 25.-key stone ex-
press No. 20 on the Pennsylvania rail-
road was wrecked at Lonzfellow. Pa.
at 7,42 this morning. Four cars were
derailed- Nine persons were injured
one seriously The injured were taken
70 Hunuin g1on. Pa
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New York March 2-BCTTER-Mark
unsettled Creamery higher than extras sc
qes1.s.
EC-1S-Aarker firm Fresh gathered sx-
ira fIrSrs. 491.dJ0c.
CFEESE-Marker irregular. State who's
milk. fats. specials. STd q Izc-
POCLTBY-AIive. frrzZ ular. chickens -
T5Sc; dressed. steady. unchanged
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Chicago. March 1NCORN-CloEe March.
Sis; May, sLj57s a L5S1= July. 81 1884 q
L4sss september. 81 5ls TLAEs-
OATS-May- s5l4 a s51sc; july. ISi@sG
TS@Sc. September. s9l4c-
PORE-Mar. $3.50: July, $5ifn.
LARD-Aav. sea.61: July SPLIT
RIB@Ma- $3.50; July, <1a90
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New York. March s5.-Prces OF liberty
bonds at 80 D. m. 3lss. 97-42; first IS.
~. 90 second As so@2 first Al 5. $3.50.
second Al 8. ss.66. third a. 5. $3.50 fourth
a. sara: Victory 514s 91-59- victory
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Kansas Ctr March a5.-HAY-No trad-
ing was attempted IN the haT market today
on accounc Of rain.
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New York. March A-STGAR-Rar, e1l
ier. centrifugal E79- Ene granuIzred, I4-l
d160a, futures, quiet unchanged
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PITIFUL SCENE


kGOunQuesl GE9l1 EA89 OuG.t
widespread support OF the public
press With all his efforts and the
countless thousands ne has treated, he
has never allowed II TO become a mat
ter OF profit IN any way. He is poor
man and VIII remain poor to the end.
Discovered As Boy.
Mr. Hickzon's power Of healing was
discovered when he was a boy about
Il years Of age His little cousin
came into the house crying with a
severe headache, and IN sympathy he
placed his hands upon her head I'm
medlaIsiy the pain ceased This drew
attention and experiments we're re-
sorted TO with the result that II was
very quietly decided that ne had
powers ont OF the ordinary. He was
called upon for the aches ana pain
Of the village in which he lived and
his fame. spreading first thru the
country AZ last penetrated al Eng
land Today he Is world character
In his tour of the United States he
has treated thousands Of persons in
many parts oc the country. Cures
ara seldom instantaneous and the
word mira culoUs' is carefully avoid
ed Thera have been instances, how
ever, where the cures we're immediate.
lC IS said
Incline for Wheel Chairs.
A taIcab drove up TO the curb A
wheel chair was taken out. set on the
sidewalk and a young man his lower
limbs powerlesE was lifted carefully
from the car and placed IN il Grasp
( ing the wheels with his hand, ne pro-
PEELED himself with smiling face to-
ward the door Of the chapel An IN
/ cline was built up the chapel steps n
order that persons in wheel chairs and
: the aged. crippled and infrn might
enter with less difficulty.
Early III the morning an old man N
a wheel chair, was seen propeulng
/ himself along the sidewalk toward the
> church in the rain. Another man. his
1 face beaning with pate-naI foudness.
( led down the church aisle a small boy,
wasted and fraI his sightless eyes
/ staring straight ahead. Attendants
helped cripples from motor cars and
/ ushers led them TO seats IN the front
: OF the church
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View Orleans. Marrh 25-coTT9S-SpoF
quier and unchanged niddIHg. zs-7a-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-22
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN STATE
.'. CONVENTION

A Republican State Convention is
hereby called to meet in the City Of
Bismarck, North Dakota, on the 2Sth
day of January, 1920, at two o'clock
in the afternoon Of said day, for the
purpose of placing in nomination.
A National Committeeman,
Five Presidential Electors,
Ten Delegates and Ten Alternates,
to represent the Republican Party of
the State Of North Dakota in the Ma
tional Republican Convention to be
held in the City of Chicago, State Of
Illinois, on the sth day Of June, 1920;
said National Committeeman. Presi-
Dental Electors, Delegates and Alter
mates to be voted for at Presidential
Primary Election to be held in said
state on the 18th day Of March, 1920.
Dated January 3rd, 1920.
GUNDER OLSON,
Republican National Committeeman
for the state Of North Dakota.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-22
VALLEY CITY MAN
H0NORED AT MEET

New Rockford, N. D., Jan. 49,
The annual convention of the North
Dakota county commissioners ad-
journed at II o'clock today, to meet
next year at Grand Forks. The Red
River valley city won in a three cor
nered contest by vote of 49, 25 for
Minot and six for jamestown. The fol-.
lowing officers were elected:
L. L. Russell, of New Rock.
ford, president; Frank .Heimes VAL
ley City, secretary-treasurer T. T..
Maloney, Devils Lake, vice president.
Executive officers elected included J.
r. Pouroln, Grand Forks; Ralph Wal
ker, Bottineau county, G.. r. Bibart,
Soc: county, j. S. Stratus, Wells coun-
ty. The tax problem was the most
question before the conven-
tion. 1t was debated at length. The
voted not to accept the
settlement but leave the mat
ter to the courts.