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New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
PIASECKA-N0W
New Britain Lawyer Will
 Yorker Tomorrow Eve o'Uock-Local People A

o'Oock-Local People A
 The marriage of Aleksai Piasecka. daughter of MT PiaSecka of New York city. ney Henry Nowicki of " will be solcmnized ,tomorr
 at 6 o'clock in St. Vaenti, in New York. The double mony will be used.
 Invitations to the weddiI ceived in this city durin| week and several friends o1 besides relatives of the VI ney left this city today.
 The wedding will be al affair; plans for which hd arrangement for several VI bride-to-be is we'll knowI York where she has bee.l
 with many Polish affairs. during the war. Attorney| we'll known here where hd tained a law office for se| since graduating from thd Law School and taking al uate course at Yale Law S
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
scouts on Outing.

The Berlin Boy Scout troop will leave tomorrow morning for Cedar lake, Chester, where they will hold their annual outing. The trip will be made by automobiles. The scout master has arranged a program of sports. followed by a dinner. Each scout will be compelled to cook his own dinner
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
Brotherhood Officers
 To Pass in Wage AWard

. Chicago, July 3.-More than 1000 officials of the 16 railroad brother hoods will meet here July 19 to pass on the wage award of the U. S. Rail- road Labor Board. This became known today when telegrams to this effect were received by the brother hood chairmen on all lines running out of Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03


 Monday.
 Festival Is Success.
 The strawberry festival which was given last evening on the lawn of the Berlin Congregational church under the auspices of the Girl Scout troop of the worthington district, was a success. The townspcoplc turned out in large numbers. The entire pro- ceeds of the affair were turned in towards the Girl Scout camp fund. Strawberry short cake and ice cream was served.
 Scouts on Outing.
 The Berlin Boy Scout troop will leave tomorrow morning for Cedar lake, Chester, where they will hold their annual outing. The trip will be made by automobiles. The scout master has arranged a program of sports, followed by a dinner. Each scout will be compelled to cook his own dinner.
 Church Notice.
 In the Kensington Congregational church tomorrow morning Rev. D. B. Hubbard of East Berlin will occupy the pulpit in absence of Rev. Carle- ton Hagen. who is attending the in- ternationaI Council of Congregational V cises will be observed by the mem bers of the Sunday school classes.
 Girls Team Wins.
 The girls baseball team represent ing the American Paper Goods plant played at St. Mary's athletic field yes- terday defeating their opponents the Stanley Works aggregation by score of 5--4. The game was interesting from stat to finish and many local people were on the side lines cheer ing the A. P. c. girls The battery for the locals made the best show ing this season. Miss Mary Vitkosky caught and Miss Stella Colon did the twfrling. Miss Colon held the Stanley Workers 5--r until the last inning whom with tfree on bases the fielder for the A. r. c. aggregation fumbied allowing three runs for the opposing team. The A. ?. c. aggregation will play at St. Mary's field Monday after noon. their opponents being the Landers, F'rary & Clark girls. who at the present time hold the lead in the girls league If the local team wins Mondays game it will he awarded a silver loving cup and will take the lead in the league. Captain Malarney has decidsd. to ifse Miss ,vitkosiSy and M tss -fsoion as the battery Ter Mon- days game.
 Kcnsington Items.
 Miss Catherine Pagan, student nurse in the St. Francis hospital in Hartford. is spending her vacation at Grove Beach.
 Charles B. Grimshaw left today for New York where he will attend the reunion of members of Base Hospital Is, which is being he'd at the Roose- welt hospital.
 Miss Adele Bassett, who has been sta; ing with Miss Marjorie Moore for the past year, left today for Man. tucket R. l., where she will spend tho summer with relatives. Berlin Briefs. The cars on the Berlin line were | off their schedule time thic morning l owing to the indictment weather. Mrs. Harold Skinner of Norton | road and the Misses Mae and Florence {, skinner of Farmington road. will | spend the holidays with friends at | the shore.
 Lawrence, Southard of Norton road left today for Troy. N. Y., where he will join his wife. who Is waiting there with her parents.
 East Berlin Items. Richard Hubert. Jr., of Maple Hill was visiting relatives in town yes | terday.
 | At the last meeting of the Knights
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
BANK STATEMENTS.

New York, July 3.-The actual con- dition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows they hold s52,425,65o reserve in ex- cess of legal requirements. This is an increase of $25,56S,370 from last week.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
EERLM NEWS
 yRTH IN TOWN qerica Stocks Up With OBSERVANCE ON MONDAY
PA.ss. c. Girls Baseball Team Wins
 ! Toy Scout Outing at Cedar Lake Tomorrow-other News Items of Intercst.

The Fourth is here again but ow- ing-to the fact that it falls on Sun day the townspeople. will celebrate it on Monday. tho 5th. From present indications Berlin viii observe a very noisy Fourth, Local storekeepers piaced an elaborate assortment of fircwor'.a on their stands early this week and report that the goods have hecn selling rapidly. It is evident that tho youngsters arc planning for some racket"
 The fire warden has, issued his an- nusf Fourth of July notice. warning all the youngsters to keep away from buildings while shooting their fre- crackers. This precautioSn. should be taken seriously as last year the town witnessed four fircr. two, or which pyore ssrious. IL will be resnembe that tho largo sheds of the, Connolly Brick company in Beckiey Swere de- stroyed as result of a fFe which started from n srark of a fkecracker thrown by Beckley youngsters. Also he large barn of s. F. T.abeiniJ in Christian Lane district was destroA Aed Aat year. Owing to the fact that the ,lsn- sinrtep prerebrstion was eaneenetj sew e~ri wcarr nEo. there win ho n(a- pa- ra0e oftany kind in the,sovz nSu- ds&. Many people will grZ Ta.S Vfifatn Monday night to ,n ,ha klsborats display Of na,~rrn. ,shtch is to' be held at waIS6(,t (,t ss,lI park,
 Aithonsh H Sf1she younsstsrs. wno seask for the Fourth to <xm sdischareed many fire
 W. 8ne has been injured thus 'kSz Xpff vall Do remembered that last h0<<fMl were injured before the <. :rour{ {ta Khd were admitted to tho New v " General hospital. Victor Oi- t Fuekley had two Of his fingers GXM or his left hand two days be- |sxrXfhe, Fourth. George Kanupka of X.y,~Irpton was another of tho un-
 rtnuates. having his right hand in-
 rad hy n large hrecrncker.
 ~ observance Of the holiday the s.L n stores will close half day Mon-
 sv The KensinEton stores will close m day. Tho baTbers announced this aoyninx that they will close all ds.. r.h. Berlin Savings bank will close 7 dooys today and will not reopen them ,fr,u Tuesdny morning. Local fac- es,rfes will close all day Monday
 = Post Omcc Hours.
 rMtmaster Ambrose X. Barrett an
 .ueed today that the Berlin post
 se hours for Monday will he from
 to ats0 iu tho morning and From
 |fo o'clock m the afternoon
 Postmaster William w. Pagan ha'
 rounced the following hours for ths
 ntnrton post oTce; 7:ib to e;s'
 nn1 fron}F to o'clock ?. m
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
DIAMOND SOULS FINALS

Henley, July 3.-The final in the diamond souls was today won by J Beresford Jr., who defeated D. H. L. Gollan.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
COUNT PULASKI TO
Mass Meeting of Polish (
 Be Held TOmorrow ]


 Count Pulaski, an au things Polish, will be the speaker at a mass meetin citizens to be held tomorr 7:30 o'clock in the Sa< school hall.
 Exercises appropriate to can date of independence ducted in the Polish tong teresting program has bee by Rev. Lucyan Bojnowskl
 EXCHANGE CLOS New York, July 3.-The stock exchange was close
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
Festival Is Success.

There will be no general delivery on Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
WANTED
Young Men.

By a large, growing life
insurance office two young
men between twenty and
twenty-five years of age,
as assistant bookkeepers.
Working conditions ideal,
with opportunity for adj
vancement. Make applica-
ton in own handwriting,
and state age, experience,
weekly salary expected at
the start, with names Of
references. DILL, care
Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

STREET nAvEG-SouTM nosroN yA
bills until O'Clock p. A.. March 81. on
IMPROVING and paving the following
Upper Main street. Main Street Wi.
born Avenue. Broad Street. Arch Street and
Tayin. To- he OF Sheet Asphalt. Asphalt
Mixcd Macadam and one course concrete.
square yards.
nds are desired upon UNIT PRICE
nASlS; and also upon COST PLUS a
. 4 certified check IN the OF Three
Hundred Dollar. t$30O.o0b Will be required
from each bidder which will become n
II contract is not entered upon and bond
executed promptly after the award.
The successful bidder will be required
10 execute an indemnity bond in the sum
or Twenty five Thousand Dollars (S2S-
oeo,; to safeguard the faithful execution
Specified lions. forms OF contract. OF bond
etc. may ne seen at the office Of the Mayor
or obtained from him. on request. Ivy send.
Ing check for Ten Dollars $4,000 This
check VIII lie returned only to person sub
hitting bona ide bids and who have re-
turned the specifications. etc. in good
The town. OF South Boston reserves the
w. l.. pENICk. Mayor
South Boston. Va.
Consulting Engineer.
222l Monument Avenue.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
LABORATORY
ASSISTANT.

A large drug lnanufac-
turing concern in city needs
a young man acquainted
with manufacture and com
pounding of drugs as lab
oratory assistant. Need
not necessarily be a grad
uate pharmacist. Apply at
once, giving experience,
age and salary expected.
r 765, Times-Dispatch.
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httTiOSS--LEGAL
Legal Notices.

Headuuartsrs r. Il. Lee Camp. No. /. g. ".
kichinond. March IL. lsso.
By instruction Of the camp lhr Following
l.snl noi,ec IL ordered 1" be printed in rho
'ro Al. Members OF r. T.. Lee Camp. Nc.
!. =. y: -
NIX OF said camp. to he held on FRIDAY
Murch q; it2". ~ is hail. 5lG East Rroad
IN" report ~ the committee on sale ot IN,
L.. camp lots on the Boulevard will 10
voted upon and the offer submitted through
the said committee FOR said proparty viii
mined at said meeting.
"a. c. PEAY. Adiutan.'
THE annual meeting OF stockhoiders OF
Commonwealth Coal Corporation will be-
held At The Office OF the corporation. iepi
Mutual building. Richmond. va. Tuesday
.Anr!i - 1870. II O'Clock A. NJ 81 t.
Kellogg. secretary.
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INSTRUCTION.

Musical, Dancing, Dramatic. ~
DANCING-Mrs G. c. Einmcnhauser. dane
ing studio. 204 Fast Marshall Street
gusrantees in five lessons. Madison 62G5-J.
THE QUICK WAY to get what you want
when want IL Is TO read and uss
Tirnep- Dispatch classified ads.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Malc.

BENCH AND MACHINE
MEN-EXPERIENCED
BENCH AND MACHINE
MEN. ALSO FINISHERS
FOR VARNISH WORK.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT.
APPLY 3. C.. ANDREWS,
S U P r., MONTAGUE
MANUFACTURING CO.,
BROAD STREET AND
BELT LINE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

EltkLATERS AND iRONwOHKERS
Ndhteu At Cumberland. MARYLAND. Long
m .ioD. Good living conditions. Brick
.s.rs wages QUO dollar quarter per hour:
'oTty-tour-hOur week. lronworkcre one
,;;.,:"I per hour. ,nino-hour day and satur.
LAY afternoon. Union lob. Apply iIunhin
-ilNey Construction Co.
tARpENTERS and labo.ers wanted 7i2
.Monttiro Avenue. Barton Heights.
ICLoI.ED LABORERS wanted W. II
looI " Co. Gintcr Park
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NN..L - lTM INR s.EEE
SuDul.lIun For Snlc.


fOI want suburban home? Five acres
good land. two-st"ry cight-room house.
liShts, tenant house. chicken house. nice
Young orchard planted. This property must
he SOld on account ~ sickness. Price. $500.
Worth 5000. = ~. care Times Dispn ,ch
Real Estate Tor Exchange. SO
FOR SALE OR ENCHA Ntit:--l3- room brIcl;
VIII pay I2.o. Will eNvhaRg. tor farm
property within % miles OF .ichnOnd l.,
T. ~ j. :. !t8rvi". 81. Mutual Blhg. Mad
1858
WantCd-RcaI Estate. 80
fiitM-W y, TO nuy farm ,ylthn Is
ana bost ansh price. Address y ~. care,
Times pisputch.
FARMS AND cry pROrER'rY--I.or h.y,
results list your firms with us inni..
diately, 80 ~" can ptHr- them in our n..w
catalogue. We have clients TOR civ urnf.
erty. Pollard X i5aGby. no; Fast Main
Street.
FARMS iurg" or small wanted at one
any description. Must H. good grad. az
SOL or sam" VIII nos be considered. Alfred
Nell ~ Co. loi North Eight street. Rich
nond Va
! y. Connolly X Go.
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RE1L ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Elafs,


Clt Observation-Disclosures desirable Franklin
AIS" apartment, OF rooms aud bath fur
aish"d or unfurnishcd. Immediate pSss.s-
sion and privilege OF renewing lease ChCs-
icrilell Apartment co. Apply Manager
iAEk ANENtE-For rent, comfortably fur
nished Fix room apartment ON parl: Ave
nue. FOR six months. Possession May lst
Address 10. care Times Disnnich
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Situations WantctI-Il,n,,j. q,

Situations Wanted-Fcn:aic. 80
i. / FsNtGRAPB ER - l. a d st.uorr,phcr
want. position Ia or near Jiichuund nv
~" tH-Idl" "f Arm aorII. .Ap.E..IS.. in
poo = ~. ping ana onic. wcrt: refer. urcs
~ ply J. SIS. rSrc fim"s Disnat"h.
81 ..HcGIAIHEK d"sircs POSITION March
-snI. several wars experiences u ,uI
c.rc Time Disp.tch 80
w ANFE!'. Letters TO or write fi~,n,
hi''"flnn on III. Typewriter in snare Tim.
It.asp".h''' prices. Address * 1ls. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

sHoEs-i.arse Baltimore sho. house re-
quiFes services OF experienced sa.csln..n for
virginia. North and South Carolina Apply
20 Box 80 Richmond, Va.
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HERf il iiIi>iSE
Household Go,tis.

IEII;iiTS-ror sale party leaving
city. VIII sell FURNISHINGS cheap for cash or
rented. bath. gas electricity. on"-h;lf block
from ears Would rem, furnished to TeSpon-
5Ibe party Gall Randolph 300 during bus!-
ness hours. Address II no care rimss-D!
Dm'c.,.
BEDitptH suits, $50; brussels drugcetS all
WOO. Sf3o. Buiiey Furniture Co. 1906
East Main Street
ONE ANTIQUE TESTER BED with box
SPRINGS ana hair mattress. IN excellent
cnnLLtLnM Anp.. lAaA Mnai iiracn - r...
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SaIcsmcr and Agents.

AIEN Vented. an active agent. Is IN is
an odu l'eliow. to solicit f.n .cI:.l NC.
health ana accident Insurance IN i;i.E.
honf Good commissions and rene .S.is
TOT G"oH man. AidrcsJ Golden Seal as
surahec aocigty. rtayei.ra building. City.
-" -, LEO Al H:S--it you can stand prosperity.
>, nave car ana VIII IL IN anu around
';ichHohd calling on the trade with
'Eapis llne ol auto specaltss. viii as
'lEH, you territory you must draw 400
wsrsS from when Acquainted win The
tiAnc. Salary and commission to Start,
Stat. aSc and reference IN confidence ~
X l.!aa Mig Co. RoxbproUrh. phIladol-
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HcIp-Alaio or I,c,,ulc.

iADt-MAN waited. Fir.J i:yiJ,r!.n.I,I
natur. lady TO direc, and supervise ;he
rooms at tho Soldiers Home. Soc1nI AZ.
T xr;,n man eSo:: yonng or o: middle as..
Boulevard sos. Wpn. +. Rhea. Chairina.. OF
COMMITTEES.
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Situations Wanteti-AiaIc.


BUN hHEiEE-- ioun. man. c3. lust COM
pl'fing course in modern boun krctIn-
desire. pOsi'inn. Al refcrcn,,y +. ..a
rar. TiinrS- Uisuatch
ENGiNEEH. with AB and ri: degrees S
years .t"3ni electrical and executive. sx-
'''ri"nc". and with highest r.f-rrHcrs de-
Hr"s post'inn II. the CITY IN any line Al
Ircss l2l- North Calvert Street lialtirnore
PtSITlpN. traffic or claim manager With
ih1Dp!tctu9InE or mercantile. friu. TX
Dc rI"nr-u transport .ndrt. Rest ref
'f,nc..,rs. coi,rr" 'duc-ticn. Address r. 1853
-, If.5N Am dntcG. - connection ly
hiSh-C!sss salesman with large whole
a'tn or Manufactured. thoroughly aGMairt-
run ihtcrE,cW any TIM. u ,OI. care
iEAtHEE--A young man. with speciai
ccrtircatc in p high school sub acSs d..
sHss ~ M ont the sessiOn In "a public nigh
sscnoo' o. virginia. Address Cox SO. ivy
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FARMER.

Ten dairymen, either
married or single, wanted
tor a large dairy farm near
Richmond. Meet me Mon
day morning at the Public
Employment Bureau, Room
5, City Hall.
fAnMEN Wanted; . man To- work farm
,rleht mules north OF CITY for wages az
shares itoN go Route .. Glen Alien y, "
iiNENEN- BEAkEMEN-sl75-:oc5 c,pc
= Isnce nuncc' *sary Railway Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

COLORED MEN
Wanted-150 colored men
to load cars; good pay. APP
ply
L. ROSE & CO.,
1901 Lester Street.
i'NIGGlST-Wanted. an cxpc-!cnced drug
siat or registered asziStanr nharme cit
NJ a sood small :"wn In Piedmont Virginia
,vIims man preferred. Splendid oppor-
49, tor advancement II capable and a
"usncr GIVE references. Address [, CyI
Etrc TI.nes. Dispatch. vs.
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DESTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic. 4.

DAAHGiN0.The Douleon Dancing studio.
Mr. and Mrs J. Dowling OF New York
10y w!ii i.ach the latest bathroom "ances.
rom ll:oV \ NJ 10 Q !. n
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd--afaic. :s3


Help Wantcd--Afaic. 30
THE HOBART MAN is in town: will be
AT Murphys Hotel until Thursday morn
'np; fl.ctrtc meat grinders and coffee
mills. y. =. Lodge. Murphv's Hotel
TIMER ASD FURNACE MAN-Warted
:, .hrst- class timer aud furnace man. Apply
w Aahonty, 523 East Main street.
WANTED
MoroKaiEN AND coNpUcToRs.
Apply Virginia Railway and Power jsuiilinx
ROOM sos
Seventh and Franklin streets
WELL DEii.i,ERS wanted. .Icu familiar
with keystone rigs preferred. Ne pay
the highest wages IN the country. II YOU
cant deliver thc goods. don't answer. Adj
dress Bay state Artesan Wei! Co. Concord.
y. II.
YOUNG MEN. II upward. desiring railway
mail cl"rkships $40 month write for
iroc n@r,GYsar, %Iaininaton conard
tabi. BuiIding. Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
Good Things to Eat.

ilA i.f-tpkD slab Sc: so cents Off on coal
Tor cash. Tyler & Ryan. leul West cary
Alad!s3n 1879. Handoiph S0l7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
Electrical Supplies.

WE BUY and sell fixturcs of every d.
-sCrlhtion 10y r. Cary Madison 3io2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

HON -MADE pastries. bread, pies Bres-
Che!-s. AZ East Main StrccI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
IL: - ~ iYh r:,R en.Y
Apartments and EIa,s.
business Places for Rent.

DoWNrDW$ house; we'll suited for auto
mobile display. . i2S. care Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
This Day

THESE Want Ads Produce Results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
Coal, Wood and Ice

" ESTlNGiiousE mahogany lamp doiiv-
,Sc't 20 You call Stringer Electric Co,
u &orth seventh Street. Madison LS7
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-19
MILlTARISM GOES
DOWN TO DEFEAT

Wadsworth Bill For Universal Train
ing Loses. People Must Watch If
they Would Prevent Prussianizing
the United States.
Washington, March 17.-Opponents
of militarism in America have gained
a signal victory in the defeat Of the
Wadsworth bill. The public protest
in the form Of letters against compul-
sorry military training to Republican
National committeeman and state
chair1nen i1npelled G. 0. P. Congress
men to attack the bill endorsed by
Secretary Of War Baker. The Demo-
Gratis then became alarmed lest the
Republicans would run away with the
issue. They held a caucus and against
the wishes Of President Wilson de-
nounced military training. So the
Wadsworth bill is no more.
But Congress still requires watch
ing. The militarists will leave no
stone unturned to force their Prus-
sianism on the nation. An army re-
organization bill will be passed that
may contain provision to automatic
ally fasten the draft act on the coun-
try whenever Congress an dthe presi-
dent declare national emergency"
to exist which may be big strike OF
a proposed Mexican invasion.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-19

Bismarck, March Is. Adiutant
General 6. A. Fraser sent out the first
36 vouchers to returned service men
who are entitled 10 the North Dakota
bonus Of $500 for every month IN
the service. The total amount COW
cred BY the vouchers was $12,35O.
Only $3.50 is left in the compensa-
ton fund but the bulk Of the fund is
due in April, following payment of
taxes and payment of the bonuses
will follow in short order.
Vouchers are being issued accord
ing to file number. On March 9TH
there were 1889 applications on file
and the Adjutant General estimates
that there will be 1000 more appli-
cations. Payment of the bonus is be-
ing handled through the banks thru
out the state. The vouchers are dis
tributed to the former service men,
the men sign thin and the vouchers
are returned to the adjutant general
with the individual original dis
charges. The discharges are returned
with warrants for payment which
are issued on receipt of the returned
vouchers.
Here are the first recipients of the
bonus: Ener 0. Anderson, LaMourse;
Elmer Anderson, Wahpeton; Harry F.
Crandell, Adtian; B. r. Bartz, Ana
moose; Ellis Amick, Marstonmoor;
Anton Brychta, Mandan; E. w. Cow
dry, Valley City; Morgan R. Falley,
Wahpeton; Dean F. Gotham, LaMoure;
Clarence A. Bporhus, Harvey; G. A.
Clemens, Fargo; Jesse V. Alexander,
Williston; James 7. Cassell, Hope; H.
G. Bemis, Inkster; G. w. Farup, Park
River; Ralph l. Brown, Tappen; Carl
J. Fallgren, Washburn; Carl ]. John
son, LaMoure; Albert Johnson, Fargo;
William D. Botldns, Fargo; j. E. Car
rell, Casselton; Harry Evanson, Itch
vile; Paul J.. 8arenscher, Churches
Ferry; Jas. L. Gullickson, Richardton;
Howard L. Granting, Regain; Wilfred
M. Ellis, Towner; John A. Edwards,
Newburg; William H. Edwards, Lari-
more; Leo F. Brady, Alkabo; H. L.
Gordon, Devils Lake; Axel H. Back
er, Fargo; John K. Fireman, Upham,
Neal S. Harris, Lisbon; William B.
Clelland, Grace City; C. H. Ebentier,
Sutton, and Einar P. Dreyer, Colgan.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-19
Make New Citizens
at Mondak Wednesday

The following aliens were admitted
to citizenship in the naturalization
court held at Mondak on Wednesday,
a week ago. Geo. w. Tyler, OF Seattle,
Washington, acting as NATURALIZATION
examiner, and c. E. Conner, judge:
Arson Blair Wentz, Wolf Point;
Lauritz Berger, Froid, (soldier); Al
fred Bjorgen, Wolf Point (soidierl;
Leo Patrick Manion, Williston, n. D:
(soldier); Johan August Larson, Wolf
Point: Gustaf Anderson Holm, Volt;
Pat Naughter, Wolf Point; Peter Abb
raham Goerz, Volt; Richard jacobson,
Volt: Martin Larsen, Oswego; Charles
Ludwig Nielsen, McCabe; Niels Peter
Hansen, Culbertson.