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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
ARREST OF 500 CROOKS
CHECKS CHICAGO CRIME
"Mer With Records" Find M'c'
West Metropolis No Plaof
IN Them Nov

Rv s--r
Ch,rarn IN More tb.r ~
alieqrd rm'nals Dolice rhavarteya .n
v4gapords odsv aorc Is ,all ana --4r7,
Ia hrcagr gmrorarliy rad roru ruIIifrs
tv tho f-1licc acrartrnen''- -rro-do,
drive approximately - nev cont ~ t70s,
arrested rrre Identified AZ rarr ,rtl
r0rorda tho rS,lice sa,d
for fhc hy-' frae u, fnanv reeks rot
holdDn was reported fror roor -inAa,
4n'Il rDIdnIdhi and rnlv hve siitnmnral.-
zero stolen T ho average h7.f t.eer aho,.
p etreet rohteres md from ~ rs
care tnlen
The polirr 1rrssed III uvhsn -,ather
todav continued thr park n zafhe-rng
71lsrr,'ts and II was announced fac winnie
sale arrests annid continue ndehnt'elt
We ,re going ~ show the crooks tnr
cannot IIyc n Chicago, atd John N
Alcack, FIRST deputy superintendent
aollce
AIorr than hllf .he nurnrer held a.l.
Feep phnfnpra nhed av Che eITeau
Identification this morning md fhe -it
prosecutor an1 The state 4tt0rrrv were
ready ~ cooperate IN prosecution Th
ridges would ~ asked ta commit s
f-ndcSfrahies N ne 8rlcieweli ueudir
further lavSt igatfon. instead ~ dsscharz
lnE them or assessing small fines, the pr0~f
r'Itor- 3Id
f'g0 .uspccts ore ksiied Ahllc -rvrr
aR arrest. and fyo 3. hcr4 aerr svo3.ndf-.
On rGc Eho'e 4ttie resistance gray offered
However ~ Tho 0parcr0rr earrrr-
9f saloons 7otcis r.mrhnr aonsc
raoarets and T."oiro"m>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
So, 600 FOR NEAR EAST
Contribution OF $500 From Grace
Sunday School Boosts
Relief Fund

contribution of s56S from thr students
Il Grace VI + sunday School aiken
Yesterday made the Near East emergency
Christmas fund total veil over $1,000
today Superintendent IayIici pvt the
matter o. helping the Near Last i1nd N
10 the bltIc scholars at fhe uoondsy
meeting and tho rr~pon-c aas generous
The schoo asked o. have their oontribu-
ton held open for = couple ii "eek- IN
order that Il might be adeicd to lrcasiir-
er Vlnson II thc SUNDAY school handed
Mrs Ellis ~ Near last headquarters
4 check for S5tiS today WITH the request
70 keep the fund open.
letter Uas received from Nj and
Mrs Jesse klmmey Of Harrington. today
inclo>ing Il pledge Tor S12 Mr. KINNEY
wrote that the contribution came not
through any announcement irom SUNDAY
School but from learning Of the conditions
in Armenia and from reading a pledge
card
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
OPPOSITION To BIG FIGHT
DON 7 WORRY PROMOTER
Governor Stchhens If Lower Cali
fornia May Ask u S. to Pre-
vent Mill in That State
q. Associated rrnzs Z, ruo.r Fr.nirr


san Diogn, Calf Jan. ~ Little
promotion of tbe posed Dempsey
.arponticr boxing match for the world
heavyvoiphi championship haa heon done
in alfotnia sa4d James " Goffrofh
who Offered ! purac ~ stp0 o6o for The
bout. N commenting to-day upon rfyosi-
tiau If Gov Nm II stephens nf ( ~.
fornia. ~ staging the meeting ~ fia-
Jnana, Iower California tnfroth Gard
hr wss moi greatly concerned over fbe
announcement last y git ~ z'lhernltnriai
opposition
= have been ~ against the Same
thing practically every tlnr have
promoted prirc ring match II the Iasi
fiftccn pr twenty Years he snd 81
Tor the fight being promoted ~ ali
fornia, that II wrong Tho work of
promotion has gone On IN almost ~ other
parts Of the world but little of Il has been
done IN California
Governor stephens said that he would
feel Obliged II necessary Ia request the
Federal government, through control Of
fhe International Border. - prevent fhe
contest being held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
PACT REPUD|ATED
BY RESERVATIONS,
GEORGE GRAY SAYS
Would Prefer Deletion. He Says,
in Combating Proposed
Changes TO Article X.
CALLS ON SENATOR'S TO
SERVE THE COUNTRY
Delaware Statesman Hopes Per
sonal and Partisan Feeling Will
he Put Aside.

Judge George GRAY. of Delaware in
the following article discusses the reaer-
vations proposed for pcace treatv II
Is the text Of \ letter written by hIm tn
William Church Osborn. chairman of the
New York State branch ri tho league 20
Enforce Peace He discusses IN y rticular
the Troublesome Article and the con
clusion of his scholarly analysis Is that We
can do without II,
In face of the international and social
anarchy prevailing IN 50 large part
Of the world and of the human suffer
ing which appeals ~ strongly 20 our
manhood and humanity, We cannot hope
10 preserve our own well being and na-
tlona seli-respcrt hy an ostrich like
lsnIatlon II cannot hc denied that tho
long delayed ratification of the treaty of
peace hy the Senate has aggravated the
evils OF The SITUATION. both abroad and
~ home Il has gwen stimulus 10
the revolutionary and disntcgraiing
forces that threaten the eoolal fabric
and has increased 10 an alarming OK
tent the painful uncertainty as 70 the
future
The character. then, of The reservations
reported from The Senate Gonmtttee on
Foreign Relations, ind adopted hv a
majority ct the Senate requires our
careful CONSIDERATION Are they or any
81 them. IN substance. such amendments
ar changes in the international agree
mcnt IS would require rcaubuasslon
of the treaty ~ tho agnatorV powers,
including Germany II 50. delay and
disastrous confusion IN the Councils ~
Nations will he Tho result Other natlnne
will be encouraged 10 propose amend
meuts IN their own interest and thr
treaty, which, like af great Instruments
at the kind, IS cnmpromisr of conflict
ing views will he thrown again into the
cadrnn of debate and discussion. and
sllsp,cions and JcalouSIcS, quoted hy The
agreement Vt 81 many minds, viii hc
agaiu awakened - disturb the peace of
the world Tins must hc avnlded Il pos
ahle
The first reservation. do not think
i open 20 this crItpr,am II merely
states the understanding bv the United
States IN its rlfl1ratlnp. that works no
change ~ tho substance IT the treaty.,
and IL no; objected to. requires no re-
consideration ae the signatory powers
Tho second sn-callod reservation IS If
different character Il reads Is fol
lows
The United States assumes no obiiga
tion a preserve tho territorial integrity or
political independence Of any other coun
try or 20 interfere in controversies between
nations whether members of the league
ar not under the provisions Of Artict.
10 or ~ employ the MILITARY or naval
forces ~ the .nited Stats under ans ar
ticle of the treaty for any purpose. unless
IN AIRY particular case, the Congress.
which under tho Constitution. has the
Snir power - declare war ar authnrlz, the
employment d! the military or naval forces
a.nntlnl.ri 81, ~. 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
j. :. MISSIONARY HELD N CHINA.
Bandits Capture Dr. Shelton and Warn
Military Against Attempted Rescue
4 Press to Every Evening

By Aas0ciaIed Press q EVery Evening
Peking ian : DR. \ l. shelton. j,
Chrstian missionary uas captured hN
bandits NJ Laoyakunn, near Yunnan Fu
on Saturday. january 3 and is being held
for ransom. according 10 reports received
here The ulic and two daughters ai the
missionary have arrived 1t lunnan-Fu,
The former declaring The kidnappors Wete
acting under orders Of Yang flen In. a
notorious outlaw
The hrigands stated they would treat
then prisoner as 2 gue1st unless tie mill
tarv was employed 10 effect his release.
Officials Of the American legatlou here
and Chinese authorities are actively
investigating the case.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
JERSEY VETS GET NO"
FROM SUPREME COURT
Cannot Bring Original Proceedings
There 10 Test Prohibition
Amendment II Rules
nv Associated press 70 Everv Evening

Washngton Ian "a Tho supreme
Court TODAY icnied permission fir thc
New fcr=cv Refai Llqunf Dealers ~
soclatron r. bring orign9i prococdngs ~
the supreme Court ~ tegt the oon7'It"
tiouallty of the natinuai prohibition amend
fncnt and oulnin IFS Increment n Nrw
Jersey
Tn couri hcld Il bad NJ Jurisdiction
m srcking Lo bring fhr o-,gr4l pva.
rocd,pg- thc a--nciaiinr alleged that H.
prohibislon ancndrnrnt n'cr'rrrd with
the sfatc police powers and waa yola
iion nf fhc hfth amendment prohibiting
the fakiug of yrlvafr property acIthuuf
Just compensation
hief Iueiicr White n dleposing # The
notlon. however. gnogod ihrc rontcn-
irons ard devoted himself entirely m fhr
question If jurisdiction II gsid he court
held that no righ' fsis'cd hY rhich 2 c,fl-
7cn of j sfafr Gould rir that state with
on ~ consent fn his instance the
state If Ncr lrrery denied hat permission
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
FACING LONG DROUTH.
Michael Brennan is Warned by Judge
Hastings and Given Parole.

I1dge Hastings, O City Count. to-day
warned Michael Brennan, charged with
breach of pence that ne would not be
able to gct bis liquor much longer and
that tins Is the time 10 prepare for the
blg dronfh hv teetotally nbstsinlng from
Indulgence
Brennan wns released with or.ierS I'd
rcport 10 Court Officer Mcl)anici each
SATURDAY and 70 the court once 4 month.
Brennan has been III court several times.
Drinh. be said. IS bis chief trouble.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
GARAGE FIRED
Mother Of Draft Dodgers Says
She's Prosecuted by
Enemies.
n A.sorIa,el rteaa y E.etr Ev,nlns

PhiIadelpba, Jan - The garage
and stable building on he suburban estate
of Mrs Emma BcFedoll mother of
Grover Cleveland Bergoipll was damaged
nv fire inlav ~ The extent tyf several
thousand dollars Mr.. Bcrgdoll called
on the police for protection 81" charged
that the pace had been fred by enemies.
The telephone wirr bad been cot. he
ALLEGED. The woman told tho police
man who exhibited badge ahuaod nue -
her hired men for working fnr her ~oon
aftcrward the ilam' YER discovered.
An automobile and ibrfH c"T wcf' re-
cucd
Young Bergflrli Is ~ cell on Govern
ore Island awaiting trial bY aonrt-marfia
for ovading the draft Ills brother Erwln
wantcd on tho Same chargn. % ~ hidira
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
GERMANY WILL USE
STRONG HANDTOEND
STRIKES IF FORCED
Government Issues Maniic7f'
Calling on Raiiroadere 70 r.
turn 10 Work ~ OnrC
SITUATION IS CRITICAL
ny Negotiated rreos n IVORY Ere7l7r

Berlin. Ear y .la i"rd"n
government hos Io@ wen
urgently calling upon tbc 'rrnx ~
men ~ resume wurk Hwrd1'o.V r"'r
iop 0,il anoug o'ber Thing 'nf n"'r
rtirncc- IL 'hr strike. 9n i'lfFo
prisoner VHam vppr e,'lon 81
threshold ~ thc ruue ltod .f''rf
out frt,m 2if~ and uiy
Thr ua8tff ~ conclude FIih ~
nrlurrwcn' ha' t~"fI Ilia'or
he proclaimed nreo eop
~, .jipa'ion n "1oHrf..
freedom q he pr6 de rzt eo~h
and tno uvh' ~ rftt a
pended 81 r3cr 81 Frrd"n' r
tr,~t- uher0 thc m'rarrr7s r"-
fcse
Ncanyhil- tho rnllve7r~r r t'f7'fT
RatIhar rd rthcr Uur~r '0'1n
have gono ou strike Itc tr'1r r'o.
yr~s u t-r fn II Hhr "-'' Fhri'.
region Jbr telegraph rnr.n
stril y inc Drs1rldorf ioy'f1rnsl
Nun 4fr 3ietrrir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
COLLEGES VOTE ON LEAGUE
Students and Faculties Of More
Than 400 Institutions to E.x-
press Views Through Re-
ercndum
81 t.>oe.asea Press to Eyery avcu.as


Nev York Ian l Stuaeat, ana
f4u1es IF more than 900 american
colleges and universities VIII vote To-
morrow On fhe question of ratification
81 The peace treaty and tine Leaeuc .t
Nations Tins Il said ~ 3, ne irst
attempt % Obtain !, national referendum
ai the views n collegiate bodies ga thc
subject.
-Four propositions Vail b, voted upon,
IS follows III f5sor j, ratification
without reservations or amcndmcH s
opposition q ratification ~ 4ny iarn
~ favor ot r4 .hration with ia Lodge
reservations alone in favor ~ Fl cotaptu-
mise between tha Lod1e .ud Democratic
reservations
Senators Lodge 4na iircheo. E former
President Taft ana number III UNIVERSITY.
presidents have approved tho form 81
questions on thu ballot Iht plan +,
sponsored by tho editors 81 tao Harvard
Yalc. Columbia and Princeton dai'le,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
MINERS TO ACCEPT DECISION.
Lewis says Workers Will Abide ~ Com
missions Finding.
lated Press 10 Every Evenins

By 4 associated Press . Every Evtnins
Washington Jan , Bituminous coal
miners will accept unreservedly any de-
cision made hy the President ) coal coma
mission IN settlement Of the coal strike,
John l.. Lewis acting president of the
United Mine Workers Of America, de
ciared lit the opening today III the FIRST
public hearings OF tho commission
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
FOR DRY WORLD. NENr MOVE.
Reform Societies Preparing 10 Hold
Salo0nless Jubilee

uy Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington Jan H. In double cele-
bratlon oi the approaching birth of
Americas saoonless wear and the quarter
century anniversary Of the international
reform bureau the annual convention
Of various national reform societies, which
was lnaugurated yesterday by special
.fequiens over the body of "Iohn
Barteyeorn today formally convened
IN session.
Advocacy u world prohibition b> L
powerful campaign Of propaganda, il IS
expected Will he pressed hv leading re-
formers hefore the convention
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
PACKERS BOW TO PALMER.
Final Dealers Of Agreement 70 Stick TO
Rutchering Under Way

D NsNo@1afoG PCrSs 90 EVtry EE.0lns
Washington Jan l2 Final details
Of the agreement by which hye big hicaeo
packing firms will discontinue business
other han thai a meat packers and
dealers N eggs poultry and cheese we're
expect d to he completed today at j. CON
terence here between representatives
of tn Industries and Attorney General
Palmer
Jndcr terms Of the agreement the
packers Will not contest the governments
action IN securing an Injunction decree
restraining the packers from engaging
IN any business other than those named
and on the other hand the government
will. It was said, abandon proposed pros
ecutions of the concerns involved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
GoLD STOCK FAILING orr
SILVER Reserve Also Considerable III
minished Last Year

BS Associated Press d Eyers Eyanine
n s.,hngton. Ian l2 Reserve 81 ea>
ii precious mcfalS this country wcre
reduced more than >4tl 0Oe,0oC III tac
calendar year 1919 according to 4 state
ment today hv thc federal reserve board
Gold exports amounted ~ S@hS l4.5i5.
ot which S94.Ii4,1S4 wcn to lanau.
Import. total}ed $40. .5S4 Ufu
Silver export were valued 4t $50
00l 05l, British India taking Sl09 80. .I>7
Imports were $50, ,3S9,556.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
LAST DOUGFBOYs BACK.
$50 Soldiers and Officers Reaci
NeW York From France
as War Ends
nv Aseoe1ate. Press . Hecry 1vnla-

New lora, Ian I0e as rantn
gent oi troops ouAr1ertG ae uli.ar
camp st Hrest arrived here Odav n
-ahspors rsorge N.tsu.ugf-l Tie
III brought 2}, 0iFccrr, ear worker enc
civilians lnl bl5 roop-
The C,eoru WashinEou v.l y rurD,
over a. The United States shppng eAt
ana T-l fe sao, Aisd soou - -ta, saH.
sa'p Company
One oi he uasscu rs n4S F-lg tc
q e. kra4tLofi, .no HIS ..c arg
~ .he nited ~tAo- army 4e- leuar
u,n- 10 p-.s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
STATE BOARD or EDUCATION.

The State Board of Eudzcanon met
az Dover today
Dr Joseph II Odcll director of the
Service Citizens of Delaware, VIII speak
at an educational meeting IN Mlddlctown
tomorrow evening
Picrr, 5 III Pout, vlc,-presldent of
ynt State Board of Education. and DIR
Joseph II Odell will be the speakers NJ
IS School ode meeting ~ Delaware City
uezt Friday mght
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
STEAMERS VET CARGO HELD.
I aptain and Grew of shipping Boar
Roat Arrested "a Mobile
,..ocIalc,. Pctrs ~ En- tFaal1e

a5 A-slcfaitst fctre '' ltf~t fG-tl0E
Mobile, Aa Jan. h The -I4-
states -hippmg na-- steamer a@
Lndea 2N6 sons. Eas htd t4
A-thorltIe- tadsE auC agt Am
Ccldsuor9ugh and iS meH.tr- af Il.
crew 1-rcstci 1y Sheriff fia,ruu
aarg- violating ns arwaaaa
" hi~Sy alJea 3 SO aN nt @ n.
alrcn 30 cases ai ii4uar *rr' -.Hse
~ Ncre held l- nylleH.. |hc ii.
Luaen operated a"l"fsn Tolls n.
Havana Cuba
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
BRITISH ENVOY TO BERLlN.
England Re-estahliShcs Diplomatic Re,
lations With Germany.
lated press to Every EyeninS

81 Associated Press to Every EyeuinS
London Ian f2 lord I<'lmarpock
left London tor Il rim Tins u'ornng to
.lss,3l.s his dltics cf British slin'orratir
representative 3t tha German antAl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

PiayhCu-l "nc4- Ne
t,arrick indeyillt
OusSn Charles Ray in "ftnl 1H Aci
issrS
Ntlyt t~t1g tyttsid .Et FArEar
taa Desert.
6ia.tu P0i4lu, t--Ier4cA iu BIB, AHu-
lu Tho Case.
savoy Blaurht sweat E4E r.
& vrs>l
Nicforla NuTma tl4fuAlGt fu IIC
oC COM Hc>'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
Price Of Lend Advances Again.

81 Aesociated PFoss 70 Every Evnning
New uTh4 jan - lie American
smelling and Refining @. to-day advanced
the price - Iead from IA sl4 cents .
pound
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

lh. 4rH.d jurors returned III Whining
ton at ! p clock and continued t}r, ,x:lIni-
nation Of witnesses unul abo,u 40 .. n.
when another trip wa made t0 thf. work
bousc for the purpose of inspecting the
lighting conditions at approximately 5
O'Clock that being the tfn, ol day when
PRICE escaped thc clo, trio hight was
found u ~ 81 poor quaiit, IL the corridors
anu ccntrai part ut iiu PRISON There
were not sufficient lights III number. they
were badly placed. and of four tungsten
lights oveI The door leading from the
ecnfer III th" 'front.' cogudor whore Price
-hould irsi hav, been recognized by the
fIrrt vhQ let Alm 0uf nnly 3ne was
a..t-:- .4s 1..lt. sockets ils.l u.s
Continued on pae-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
Weather Forecast.

II Associated Press to klvrg Evening
Washington. Ian 12 For=-a- fa n.
IS trr
hair -culght Eut5Uas pt" rin... t.
earmCf moderate west .u south ind-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

Certille.i lniih FOR istiahj- li1.ar
parY Co.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
Amusemeuts vonigh,

lae sa.e, sensible jrnA Glover a-
niik.--A9v
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

sun rC 81 tnis UOrnlne
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sun rose thts morning
sun Srts tfis AFTERNOON. .-.
sun rIsos tomorrow morning
san eeth tOnOgfo oW AftcrucQti..
Moon rises tomorrow morntnE |-'
Length Of day hours. 3- minutes
8 y. U saturday
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Noon TO-DAY
Highest temperature saturday .,n
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Il EgI tiGe iris r3~rClEiE
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: ow tide t1is u1orniDg
Low t{d3 tais A1
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p u saturday
2 ul ycS t<srusy
Noon 81 terdas
= d VI Yesterday
; % ~. tc day
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
ARMY Ar ] OF 5000
MENMELTSAWAY
= --s-. -!
TO BOISHEVlN
Speech Of Leon Trotzky In
Huerlces Many Kolchak
Troops.

NeO@York. March 22-How an
army Of $4,000 Kolchak troops
melted away by desertion to the
Boeshevfh, following a speech made
to prisoners Of war by Leon Trotxky,
In sOmsk. Siberia. two days after that
Seteys evacuation by tho AI-Russian
ss1scas, was told hero today by Major
General L Thord-Gray, a former Of
doer Of tho British. Canadian and
sAH-Rusdan armies, just returned
from VladtvoEtok
Trotzly. he said. addressing the
prisoners a. Comrades" said they
would be welcomed by the red army
II they cared to Join. Captive Of
ticers. he said. who wanted to return
to KolchAk would be, given safe escort
and 1000 rubles each. A number of
tho prisoners accepted the offer and,
returning to their own lines, told what
Trotzky had dona. Within two weeks.
General Thord-Gray said, Kolchak
had practically no army and 4 few
months later vas executed.
General Thord-Gray went to ST.
{ber1a with q Canadian expedition and
was taken prisoner by the Bolsheviki
when they captured Vladivostok. Be-
fore leaving, two attempts, he said,
were made to assassinate him..
Toward the last, he said, the Boil
,shevik troops showed better morale
than Kolchak's men. They also had
one machine gun for every 20 men,
he said. whereas the Kolchak army
had only three with every battalion,
almost 500 men. During the retreat
Of the Kolchak army, a. 1000 mile
retirement, they were driven before
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

cording to Captain q: J Christensen,
In charge ofSthe chipping boards sen
service hurnaug here. The captain re-
ceived q letter from the Austrian cons
sul-general at Hamburg, stating that
the plight OF the American seamen n
d~eplorable.
Former officefs OF the Imperial
pert machinists. telegraph operators,
engineers and assistants. the letter
says, are among those who ARE Anx-
ionsI to sail under the American flag.
The men seeking employment in
this country. the letter states ARE
mariners heart and SOUL" but owing
t D the fact that their country no
longer possesses egress to the sea.
never can hope to again practice their
beloved profession under the flag OF
their own country,
Hundreds OF the applicants for. po-
sitions, according to the co%nsul-gcner-
ais letters, are of thesnpper stSatum
of society, speak several foreign Ian
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
ns.msr,tv

rtfEEfL-Nh.1 tl-AfNi
Ascomnsanity Asset
A pure bred Holstein bull OF the
typo which will be given away a. =.
grand, prise IN the HeTalds Four
County ssbssriptfons Campssdslrn,l Is q
great asset t. thesdairyInen sof any
community. The benents that they
win derive in direct cash returns will
be much more than SastAousand dollars
in a few, years, to- j nothing OF the
great increase In, the value caused by
the improvedabfeeding of their stock.
If yousshava&Sanattle. and are selling
milk orr butter, sfptss 1t is 5ofS vital I'M
p%ortancee togyou to see that this bull
goes to the$community in. which you
live. II will pay YOU to give; your To-
cal candidategs several days assistance
in order;,toshav him win the splendid
Holstetn which lis the grandsprixee in
The Heraid..sS Four County subscrip-
ton Campaign ESs
& 10 Observation-Disclosures to all candi-
dates except winner ofsSgrand price.
Contest closes April 80, 1920.
Grand FORTS Herald;
Grand Forks ND.
I wish q enter ,younS Four County
SubscrlptionA Campaign. Send oficial
campeNignSr receipt books at. once.
Town ~ 49,: s.. 5. !. .}..s !.
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