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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

washington. March 1.-THE E15
sosernment Is appealing To- otl1
! souher'es not to recognizes the
/ lssiWe. according to adviceS u a1E2E
! today. = -. ~. 81 III. hi
| Ebert. also laid stress. In M s1 ~
peal On the statement that l1Ae
abandoned the German capftal ~ IaSSS5
lor the reason that he wished s Il
avold bioodshed. the implication
,hat ne could successfully have Goii ~
tested for the military control N5l&
the kapp movement
The ferment in Germany n - s17
| entirely beyond the power OF liz q
/ ionfatic officials here to undEatSf
and to handle in an informative W1sses
! for the press The belief il. he14S11Sk
that as the banks and the conn1el
wnich have control OF connn
stores are refusing to deal 9g
| kapp's rcvolutionaries. fun crotlt =
i De given to the reports that
must step down within thu r. Y
twenty-four hours, II ID what
happen In that event that giyea 1nIk,
concern to thes ofilcials Of this n y N
| eminent, sss u se
| The most remarkable phaaa 01
/ situation as it - pat on tn - - n
/ today. is the numerous anAUS
ments from various cities thnx
have decided ID form sevtet - I
menta. IL that should 6eAnf m 7
II ana nEfther - military - q II
! government should be sunpuf4
| is admitted there will he 1on3S
ito reckon with that was not n n
ed at first as even a poasib1G ns NJ
growth OF the Kapp Of Ebert reS15AS
Much attention therefore was rAid IT,
/ the news from Paris that Soyietg 1o%
been proclaimed in seven centaF4 tA
| Germany and that one OF these N5
Stuttgart, the present headquArteR1 o1
| the Ebert government to which
| fed from Dresden, the old Sax6M
ca pital
! The United States. however. IN
| not make any issue even with = -
| let regime in Germany. The attitude
| here has been. ever since tho EApps
coup fetat that any government SAx.s
! cept Hohenzollern restosat
which is able to deal with the undee3
I States, when the time curneasss 41l1
which will abide faithfully tx 1A&
armistice and peace treaty terMA NaM
not be antagonized from washinstn
There is nothing to show th&t 1Aq
soviets proclaimed tn Germany hAx,eS
any connection with the Russian pN1l-'
SoNiets. so that the present AAp4C4 NJ
/ the new little government 1sn1a
seems to be an effort in inApdk
| places in Germany to cut iocvs aae1A
! from the Ebert government Mud% GN
kapp rniiitarisrn. with a view ~ ooseR
| ting the control directly in the AM&4
| OF the German people. ss
! Most of the GermAA pAperS
comments have been teleGFAp8MAs
here indicate that the parttes
which there are half dozen ok
| in Germany are split and thAf ~
| are dissensions in nearly all ok SAM 9a83
Kingdoms and principalitie ttltAs
which Bismark's German emptx2
made. .sssyas n SMSA#z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
NAN AND Wife on
JURY ARE AS ONE

Grand Rapids, Mich. March IT,
When man and wife occupy seata in q
Jury bog they are 70 be regarded a.
ono Juror, according TO : ruling made
today BY Judge Willis b. Perkins. ir
circuit court, The Judge said he based
bis rsaltn o. " Snatrueston or nv
old English lAw. which holds mar
and wife are one. 17ss
Mrs Peter Long had been resnlarl,
drawn - = Juror 10 serve on : case
IN which : win w. being conferred
The panel Was nearly exhausted when
spectators were drafted ~ talesm "a
Among them was Peter Long. The
judge excused him, explaining Ions
and his Nife would, ~ Int os,e% is1rci.
Other women on tho Jury KirKted
trtun1phAntly. REGARDING the action N
the court "a permitting TIN wife in-
atsed * the Husband 10 occupy IN
ssat ~ rscoG nition ~ ~ siJlsriexias
0 ~. 81 sSMMaI N "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18


A statement issued today BY tho
American Federation Of Labor in con-
nection with the national non par.i-
san campaign" said.
On March ~. fixed ~ the date TOR
the nationwide organization or local
rAMpatSH4 spmmittees lF.Axs Fneetings
Will ~ held N Nvery state In tho union
Ind IN every city and town of impor.
lance. IN 81
More than nifty central bodies how-
ever. hAce already held thair me4tfags
.and nominated campaign committeos.' 4
A canvass Of tho various subordinate
locals affiliated with the federation. the
statement continues. shows m ~Mnussial
response 10 President Gomp@ra cah IL
labor Az defeat liz foes ss
The interest IN this campaign. ne
statement concludes, sexceeds b4voati
esttmats inte rsxt Iii any On oar previous
cAmpaig rms and pQfnta % meat ohfootiYe
Mork M ~ srSnnt1At q 0nS ehlkh rim
14aza &1Msnl y N 3 /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
Compers to Launch Nation Wide Campaign
Of Organized Labor Against Foes Monday

Washington, March IL. President
Gompers, Of the American Federation
of Labor. will launch the nation vide
campaign Of organized labor against il
foes in congress on Monday, when he
will address the legislature 81 Nav
jersey. sss
All tho same time mass nd etlnxsisl at
organized workers viii be held Ill over
the country for the purpose Of erdorS-
ing or condemning the record % thar
nation or local representatives ana
agreeing on tactics for the campaign.
Speakers within the labor movement.
or sympathetic with it. are being en-
listed ali the federation headquarters
here ana win be sent 10 prccede or
fofiow political candidates 81 orgAnls-
ers who have taken decided antf-ia.
hor stand. President Gompere himself
wtll Tor = time follow Governor Allen,
sof KArtas. who II nov lid Jersey City
ta1sndtng NJ own proposal Tor pre-
maae1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
KILLS HIS Wife, THEN
COMMITS SUICIDE

New York, March 1.-THE body
OF beautiful Mra Anna Evans. not We,
twenty years old. was found today in
trunk in her apartment in New
Britain, Conn. She had been strangiet
with the reins Of a toy harness be.
longing to her three -ycas-oid son. Ted.
dy.
few hours later her husband
George Evans, q skilled mechanic, dy.
ing in bellevue hospital, this city, OF
poison Ind self-innicted wounds In
the throat. confessed that he had xiii.
ed her.
And thrce-year-old Teddy was =,
the home Of his grandmother Ia New
Britain, crying his eyes out for pans
and mama to come back to him.
unreasoning and unfounded zeal.
ousy is believed to have been the
motive that led EvAnA whose real
name is Evanof, to Stay his prett,
and vivacious young wife. The couple
had Quarreled frequently OF late.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
BRITISH CONTROL on as

|. London. March l7.Gr0Ak x 3(Aa
now is In absolute control oe = N
tinople and OF the DardaMNlla N
the occupation Of tbs Turk IN I'M
was attended by hghting q
life. Andrew Bonar Law, 90veUM Il
spokesman announced In the 6
commons today. s mi
Nine Turks and two Briton1 T.
killed In the nghting that py9 -. ri
complete British control. T6 w. = ss'
graphs and postal service n11NN FSa
British hands ana the Brftiah all II
ding ssxxt az M uaHtrnks y Hls:@ &1s
until peace y slSned with Ius ssS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
Has Kaiser Warned
His Adher ants
to Stand Aloof?
BY ROBERT j. PREV

London, March THE former
kaiser. according to information re-
ceived in diplomatic circles here, has
warned his adherents against any
precipitate actions looking toward re-
storation of the Hohenxollerns.
Wilhelns advice ii is said, was ad-
dressed to former foreign minister
Won kuehlmann. Count Won Bern
storff and General Won Croener, all of
whom sent out couriers during the
past week ordering Junkers in vari-
Gus parts of Germany, particularly in
the eastern marches of Prussia, to
keep their heads down and not risk
drastic action by the allies which
would kill the prospects OF restora-
ton of the dynasty Forever.
1t was further stated by the ex-
kaiser, according to these advices that
IL restoration to the throne of any
member of his family Is to be expect
ed. this can be brought about only by
cautious, gradual action.
General Won Groener, one of the
strongest figures of the old regime,
is said to be the brains behind DIR.
kapp, secretly guiding him in mill
tdI ana PcilttAAl 4ldttETS. hapD Is
also reported to have gained the sup
port of General Won Lettow-vorbeck,
former mander in German east
Africa. who is now virtual dictator of
Meekienburg.
Suspicion Of collision between Won
Luettwitx and Noske has grown into
certainty in London and Paris, follow
ing Won Luettwitxs statement that the
reactionaries intend to demand annul-
ment Of the disarmament clauses Of
the peace treaty.
have informed Lloyd George that Italy
will oppose with determination any at
tempt to restore the kaiser. 80
The belief that the United States
congress will not challenge Britain
supremacy on the seas was expressed
In the house Of commons tonight by
walter Long, frst lord OF the ad-
miralty, in speech on the naval APP
prapriAtions in which he aaids
The admiralty feels that there :s
no real risk OF contest of our SUI
premacyr for some time to come. il ever.
There IL practically no naval power
which can offer us q serious threat
Prolonged cheers greeted his decia-
.~atiaH that, ..wses.arN IartanAtes Ernss he
fact that the only navy OF approximate
strength 70 our own y that Of the
unlted states ana the idea Of u COM
petition OF armamenta between Amer
lea and ourselves is. to put II mildly,
repuEnant to " all,
IN th&re Ii to be any emulation. ~
hope and believe II will likely to Sc In
the direction Ok reducing the ample
margin.spf AtrsnGth Nthlch \ 70 ID ma
America possess over Al other navIcs.
that u the foundation OF the Brlts IN
ewfxx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
Attempt to Hold
National Guard to
/ Fight Bolshevism
BY KARL H. WOW wrrkaAND

Universal service stan Cores
pondenI)
Berlin, March 17.--(Eoon)- The
Kapp government has sent an inter
mediary to Stuttgart in an attempt
to find basis on which the national
guard can be held together and fight
one common formidable enemy that
now confronts Germans with a men
ace only few seem to realize. Boil
shevism.
|. Ofyicers OF the ministry of defence
here are urging upon the Ebert gov
eminent the imperative necessity of
averting the dissolution OF the Berlin
troops. For the sake OF the city and
it's people that Is the supreme need OF
the hour--ai other things are of
secondary Importance
The intermediary also is to make Ii
clear to the Ebert regime at Stuttgart
that literal compliance with the de-
mand for the retirement OF the Knapp
government would give the city over
10 the mob and provide the very OPP
portunity the communists are waiting
for, and would result in 4 repetition
OF what happened at Budapest when
Bella Kunn setzed the reins there.
Tho ministry OF defence Ii ahso-
iyteiy opposed To cosnpaiAncs with
that dennAnd.
The Communists h4vs 1890 rifles.
They are wcll organised and ltsve
many machine guns and possibly seine
mine throwerA
The Communists are working at
high pressure to widen the gulf open
ing between the two factions OF the
national guard.
This the Kapp regime b trying to
avert at all hazards.
lit IL doubted here whether Ebert,
Bauer, and Noske fully realize the
dire possibilities OF the Berlin situa-
ton. Black nights are Increasing.
Hunger. cold. lack of gas and light
are adding to the general demoraiixa-
ton and DISCRIMINATION.
The present moment liz 30 favorable
to the communist plans that 1t Is
highly improbable that they will fail
to endeavor to take advantage of it.
Military members Of the entente
missions expressed the same views as
the above. which / obtained from an
oficer Of the ministry OF defence who
Ia In = position to know.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
Legislature Has No
Constitutional Right
to Legalize Liquor

Here Is an abstract of argument by
Wayne E. Wheeler. general counsel of
the Anti Saloon League OF America, at
the hearing before the joint committee
| OF the legislature at Albany. March
tI6:
! The New York legislature has no
constitutional right to license or le-
galize beverage beer or liquor contain
ing more alcohol than is defined in
the federal prohibition code.
| New court decisions are being rem
dered almost every week. sustaining
| this contention. Concurrent power
under the eighteenth amendment can
not be rightfuily construed as contra
current power. The state and federal
governments have for years exercised
concurrent power, and the principle
/ laid down by the courts in constituting
this power holds today. The United
states district court OF New Jersey,
after hearing all of the arguments Of
eminent counsel from New York. he
eided recently that.
| The word concurrent does NOT
| divide the power. but authorizes
/ them both to exercise 1T BY APP
propriate legislation
! But when congress acts to enforce
this amendment. Its command ex-
tends throughout the union.
Failure on their part tthe state'st
/ TO Cooperate with congress casts
the duty of enforcing the amend
] ment within the boundaries OF the
-concurring states solely on
| the United States authorities
And II a state enacts legislation
which in any particular Is antagc-
nistic to the law of congress, such
legislation must give way to the
act of congress-"
This decision was based upon many
supreme court citations. and the logic
! OF IL lis unanswerable.
New York has no more legal right
to license a 2 OF per cent beer than
she has to legalize slavery. Such laws
, are nothing more or less than nuilifi-
cation laws based on the old dtscre1-
tied doctrine that the state may set
aside the valid acts Of congress. The
RICH Of congress TO define the term
Intoxicating liquor" Ia settled in prin-
ciple by the recent decision Of the SUI
preme court sustaining the same iden-
teal definition for the war prohibition
act The reasons given BY the court
At this situation like q hand in a glove.
AS United States Judge Rellstab res
Gently said ia referring to the power
OF congress to define intoxicating
liquor under war prohibition:
TT follows beyond peradven-
tNEa seats soy, Gress p possesses The
same power oL ueHfitioH III cH6ct-
ing legislation directed to the en-
| forcement OF the constitutional
mandate prohibition permanently
the trafic in the same COM
modify"
The plain duty o. the legislatures
in the few remaining states that have
not yet adopted prohibition codes Ii
10 enact codes In harmony with the
federal Law.
TO adopt conflicting legislation WIN
nfsseAd the uninformed into the be-
.licf that they may NELL liquors. prc-
lhtb.ted BY the federal government. u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
REDS HOLD WHIP HAND
AND THE SITUATION is
CRITICAL In BERLIN
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
ENLIGHTENS PARIS
Nv Iyniycrml Service

Paris March 17.-Claims that
the moderate use OF alcohol is
beneficial were disposed OF today
by the academy OF science in re-
port OF the result OF observation OF
the effects OF alcohol in several
thousand cases.
These observations, the report
says, prove conciusiveiy that the
increase OF muscular force, intel
lectual power and rapidity OF
movement Is merely an Illusion.
The sensation Of warmth produced
by the drinking OF alcoholic bev-
erages also il declared to be detri-
mental rather than beneficial, be-
cause the effect is only temporary
and In produced at the expense of
the temperature of the internal
organs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

Berlin, March II tAfts9noon)s--
|. Spartacists have annthilAted m en-
tire battalion of the national guard
and captured n battery OF artillery
In the Ruhr district
Or kapp asked the French to
march in and subdue the RED re-
volt, but the French military COM
inand refused.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
.kRUPP Gun WORKS
N SOVIET GRASP
Trade Unions Demand
Part IN Forming New
Government.
NO AMNESTY FOR
THE MILITIA
-------~--
Reshess Reds Rush Into
Chaos a. Peace Between
Contending Forces is
Being Made.
STRIKE CALLED Off;
KAPP RESIGNS

Berlin. March 1.-THE general
strike has been called of.
Berlin. March 17-~t1o:35 r. M
DIR. woIfgang Kapp. self-pro-
claimed imperial chancellor and
General Baron Won -Luettwitz. de-
facto minister of defence. have re-
signed. and General won Seeckt has
taken over the command OF the
loyal troops, 1t was announced in
an Official statement tonight
The Baltic troops are being re-
moved from Berlin. the KApp-
Luettwitz orders have been cam
ceiied. and rregs and telephone cen
sorsf1ip have been lifted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
UNCONFIRMED RUEOR
ABOUT BELGIAN 14lql

London March 1.-THE repoEe4NsAs
sists here that troops Of the
army OF occupation are mArchtnM
Essen to occupy that city. Tht4
cordinE to the same report taxx& sA1
the first step toward general
intervention by the allies In ca
In view OF tho absence Of condrSMAk
the report should be accepted wt4An
ton. sssSsssssaS WI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
COPENHAGEN MAY HAVE NE
PROVISIONAL GOvEmNfleaa

Copenhagen, March 17.--Thes
ity Socialists leaders cQnfaffa4 ~
the national assembly party NM44
men this afternoon with Tho M
forming provisional gcvernlnAns s
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

Waa1htnetnn, March ~.
Fair 1ElsuFsnAy, axsssc~
what colxlcr h est.
Friday Increasing
caoudtncaA slightly
warmer IN interior.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

Ayes epublicans-BaH Calder
Capper Colt. Cummins. Curtis, Dilling
ham. Edge. Elkins, Fernald, FrelinG
huysen, Hale, Harding. kellogg. Ken
yon. Reyes, Lenroot. Lodge, McNar,
New. Page. Phipps. sherman. Spencer
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-16
EVENING EDITION
WILL , sisssI,iss
CONFER WlTHss,.,s
COOLIDGE TOD

Marion, Ohio, Dec. Is.-MaA
good another of his campaignspIed
President-slect Harding today sod
the advice Of Vice Presidential
Coolidge on the problems and sd
les of the coming administratfbi..
Although the plan for; al, asso|
ton; of nationssi lis understood tassH
been one of the principal sp~0intsStd
discussed at the sconferernes4Eftha
known that Governor .Qouiidge,atl
vitation to Mari6nswas ipftnIbeetA
q large part by the desifgesspq{aass
.president-elect toS secure HIS I'D
On various domestic questQns..
One Of Mr.. Hardingss AZ afirsfes1
nouncements after his nomination
his promise of a more active part
the vice president In thehnextiadfi
istration, and how that aetdSfss
perience has brought home to him
nature OF the subjects with which
president must deal, he seemed to
even more anxious to let Mr. Cool
share some Of the administration
sponsibilities. AJiFtsss,sas
Arriving carlyfin the F6tE1fobn,..l
governor was to spend sgVerAG.. III
with Mr.. Harding befoIee.s HktSajyr;
0dSL, - u ~ ~ ~ s. GS-Es, ,rttan.fs -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-16
BURNS Is Z.
CLOSING SPEAKER
FOR CONFERENCE

Bishop G. W. Burns of the Helena
area gave an address last night as the
fna feature of the district conference
Of the Methodist church which opened
here on Wednesday night. The ad-
dress followed a banquet which was
given in the Methodist church dining
hall for Bishop Burns and at which
there were, $50 guests.
Prof~H. E. Simpson acted as toast
master. DR.. SIP. johnson, WA NC
tIntyre, Ernest Coon and Mrs. A.
.Sprague were the speakers.aa
Preceding Bishop Burns address
last night, DR.. George Mecklenburg,
secretary of the Helena area, gave an
illustrated lecture on THE Cross.
Roads of the Centuries"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-16
BELIEVE DANIEL i
BOONE LEFT NAME
CARVED IN ROCK

Huntington, w. Va. Dec. 1e.-That
Daniel Boone, famed Kentucky hunter,
made an expedition into. Wayne and
Lincoln counties, w. Va, during his
berjacks, who recently discovered the
name Cd. Boone" chisled in a large
rock at the mouth Of a cave on Pond.
Fork OF Four Mile Creek, Lincoln.
county, near the Wayne line.
The forms OF the letters are said to
correspond with the name Of Boone
which Is found in the rocks OF Ken
lucky. The r~ock<beaftng the name in
Lincoln county is located in a remote
and Wild section.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-16
NOFOUNDAIION
FORR'EPORTS
SAYS ELTON
States Attorney Issues a
Statement Regarding His
B Investigation.

In a statement to the public last
night, States Attorney T. 3. Elton
said that a thorough investigation
conducted this week revealed no
foundation for reports regarding
Bookkeeping in Grand Forks county
meeting of the executive committee Of
the North Dakota Law Enforcement
league. Mr.. Elton examined Mr..
Griffith and a number of other men
regarding the rumors that Clifford
Wentz had made $4,000 in Bookkeeping
while supposed to be serving time in
the county Jail. Il
EltOn's Statement
Mr.. Elton's statement regarding the
investigation follows,
"a thorough Investigation Of the
current rumor' referred to hv MIR.
Griffith in his recent statement shows
that it is absolutely unsupported by
any facts whatsoever, and, in view
of the fact that such statement. retiect-
ed SO seriously upon Sheriff C. c.
Stewart, and in a waf upon other law
enforcement officers of the county.
and when made, by a ma of the prom
inence of Mr.. Griffith would latura1ly
lead many people to believe that he
was in possession of some evidence or
proofs of the facts, I deem it my duty
as Il matter of fairness and business
to give the real facts to the public.
RIB. Griffith Testifics
f"Mr. Griffith was brought before
me under q. states attorneys subpoena
and his sworn testimony obtained. the
proceedings being reported by. Court
Reporter Laura d. Stone. When ask
ed for the names of persons whom Mr..
Griffith had heard repeating the Cur
rent rumor" about Wentz, he at first
thought he ought not to tell, out upon
being informed hat answers could be
insisted Upon and compelled, he stat
ed he could not recall the names of
anyone from whom no had heard such
rumors 10 could he give dates when
or places where he had heard such
statements, except to say that he had
heard them on the street and also in
his store. No facts were given to him
by anyone in support of these rumors
Upon being questioned as to his
knowledge of the freedom given to
Wentz by the sheriff, he stated that
he had heard Wentz was Oft the Jail
premises at times. After considerable
questioning and demanding, the name
of his informant was given as Law
renee Boese, a clerk in the grocery de-
partment Of the Griffith & Co. store,
who had told Mr.. Griffffith he had
seen Wentz at the garage across the
street from the court house at differ
ent times. This was the only. persons
name connected with the runlor about
Wentz that could be obtained from
Mr.. Griffith, and upon being sub
poenaed, Mr.. Boese testified that the
first and only time he had talked with
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-16
CRU1KsMANK- ACCEPTS CALL.

Pittsburgh, Dec. 16.-Rev. Bnrleigh
Cruikshank, former all-American
football center, has accepted a call as
assistant pastor of one Of P~ittsbugh's
largest Presbyterian churches and, in
mote athletic activities, it was an
nounced here today1by DR.. Maitland
Alexander, pastor Of the First church.
Mr.. C~ruikshank is a graduate of
Blair college, Washington, and Jeffer-
son college and Princeton Theological
seminary. 80 :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-16

Chicago, Dec. 16-The United States
court of appeals today affirmed the
three year sentences Of Heramba Ial
Gupta, George Paul Boehm, ALBERT A,
Wehde and Gustav H. jacobson, con-
victed of fornenting a revolution in In
dia and organizing a military expedi.
ton against England.
The men were tried before Judge
M. Lands. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-16

Members Of the star Philadelphia
hockey team which recently played
a series Of games with the leading
girls hockey team in England. startled
British players by appearing with
large nose guards, Similar to those
used by ,gridiron warriors. "tOne can
not risk ones beauty for hockey" the
U. 8. girls remarked.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-16

q. m. Observations.

Temperature, 18.
Maximum, IL hours, 2S.a
Minimum, "a hours, IL.
Wind northwest. 8 mixes.
Barometer, reduced, 1857.