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Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-24
Additional Local News

Hon. C. v. Plain was q Milton.
visitor here yesterday for a short
time on business.
Mrs. w. M. Wiltse and grandson.
Manley, left on Mondays train for
q visit Of q part Of the sumner at
the home Of their daughter in Sas-
katchewan.
Miss Christina Mclean. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. AlexMcLean was an
arrival yesterday from Minneapolis
where she is engaged in nursing at
Hillcrest Hospital
Ray Kelly and wife returned on
Sunday via auto from a visit at Paul
lima, Ia. were Mrs. Kelly and their
infant Q have been visiting for a.
month at the home of her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Ross.
Mrs. G. F. Drew and the family,
left Friday for Jamestown, where
they join Rev. Drew who has recent.
" been given the appointment by
Bishop Tyler Of rector Of the Episco--
pal church at jamestown.
Saturday Of this week, the 26th.
J.. W. Kelley, who has recently dis
posed Of his town property, the Boyd
residence, holds an auction sale Of
his furniture and household effects.
E. Wienecke conducts the sale which,
commences at two o'clock in the af--
ternoon at the home on north
Seventh Street.
Mrs. A. j. Williams and Mrs. F.
j. Heywa ard of..Fargo. are the guests,
Of Mrs. j B Halloran of Mowbray.
during their trip here to attend the.
wedding to occur at Walhalla this
week, uniting Miss Leona Vondal of
Walhalla and Mr.. Frank Gerdes Of
Fargo. The event is understood as
occurring yesterday.
Jas. G. Dicks on returned Friday
from a trip down the line as far as.
the Forks, having accompanied a.
Cavalier county party of excursion.
lists to that point enroute to the Rio
Grande Valley in Southern Texas
The party was composed of farmers,
from the vicinity of Munich. and
they were accompanied on the trip,
by Editor Norris l.. Nelson. of the.
Munich Herald.
LUsT.-From the farm of C. H. IL
lerhrun, at Mt. Carmel. one steer
calf. color light red, with ring in
a with &C. q. IllerbruH' print
ed on it. Party taking same up
will please notify owner at Mt
Carmel Post Office. 49-51.p
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-24
ROAD CONTRACTS
MOSCOW TOW S Il

Tie town board of Moscow town
ship will meet at the southwest cor
ner Of Section II, Twp. ISL, Range
60, on Tuesday the 29th day of June
1920, at 9 a. M, and proceed to let
grading and leveling contracts at Sc
veral places in the northern half of
the township, The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
By Order of the Board.
4S.49 Charles W. Doe, Clerk
Have you ordered your coal yet?
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-24

Sunday will be observed as Saint
Johns Day. Members of Langdon
Lodge No. "a attend in a body.
Theme of the pastors address will
be "The Essentials of Masonic Char
acter.' Sunday evening the first of
a series on social conduct. under the
title "The Brazen Rule, or Rule of
the Traitor" Additional topics for
successive Sunday nights will be
"The Wooden Rule" "The Golden
Rule 1.-THE Diamond Rule
Maeons and friends are cordially
invited to the morning service a
eleven. Services at Harvey Center
each Sunday afternoon at $3.50 p. m.
Gilbert E. S~atterlee, Minister.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-24
Home Talent Show Postponed

There m only a few choice seats
left on the advanced sale for the
presentation of the home talent Irish
comedy drama, entitled, my Irish
Rose" for Friday Jnly 2 at the
Auditorium. It is the second pro-
duction Of the piece with in the past
few weeks, it being put on by special
request as q special benefit performs
ance for the woman's civic league,
bnt is undertaking the task Of
erecting q band stand in the city
park this summer.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-24

WANTED.-To hear from a renter
who can buv an interest in stock
and machinery and rent section of
land. John j.. Power 48-ltp
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-27

THE LONG ARM OF CRIME

Many people imagine that the present reign of crime
great cities has upon our rural population
But they are in error.
Crime extends its paralyzing blight even to the re-
hottest crossroads of the backwoods country
The press of the cities is filled with the exploits OF
criminals These papers read broadcast. TO the
young fellow just approaching manhood there is certain
glamour attached to these urd newspaper stories which
y, gives to the criminal much the aspect of hero
This atmosphere can not be other than degenerang
the young mind just approaching maturity especially
If the youth be weak minded and inclined to be wild
1t is so right in our own community.
There is yet another side to the storya pitiabe
deto any who is blessed with sense of righteous
lss alless anda desire to see justice prevail.
MANY of the courts in the large cities anything
but what they should be-
oJudgess frequently their elections to politicians.
The politicians their power the gang The gang
demands that Ienence be shown certain criminals with
pull 1.-The politicians O. K their demands and we have
arong suspicion that judicial necks are bowed to the
=, yokein fear of disaster at coming elections
endless chain with powerful links pulling for the
II scriminal at the expense of law and order.
These sordd facts played up by the city press
read with avdty by the young of the country, and
u either inflame the Juvenile imagination destroy
r -pect for the courts.
lifelong of crime extends to greater lengths
sthanithat Of the law.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-27
{ HERE THEY COME, GIRLS!

"Puss in Boots" is old story now, but sWomen in
Trousers is the latest oeach the eye of the paragrapher
In all the large cities and in many of the smaller
places neat trouserette for woenis making it's appear
= And strange as it may SEEM the take it quite
matter of course and hardly bat eye It has ut
terry failed to create any kind of masculine commotion
And why shouldn't the women adopt more sensible
. form of dress? Is
~ Every knows that the clumsy skirts with which
they have been hampered for ages are nsantary and
germ carriers detrment to health and spreader Of
. disease. 's--.4 z, $3.50
Man arranges his dress 50 as to insure him the great
est freedom of action and comfort.
Can you conceive of any reason why woman
should not be accorded the sane consideration?
There was great hue and cry when the women first
appeared in public wearing riding breeches Now it is
considered the only sensible costume for when
riding horse. -
- It has ben 50 with every innovation since the begin
! ming Of time.
1t will he SO with the new trouserette. A storm of
criticism will go rp facetious remarks will be made but
q in the end wemeE will wonder why they did not come to
their senses cng ago
&c It is only question of time when the cumbersome
- and insanitary slir5win disappear
Now is as good time as any other
Take the plunge!
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-27
By Condo


For further information address or call on r G. /
Wright, Asst Terminal Superintendent Nogales Arizona
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-27

their "reminiscences they don't burn the roof over
the heads of their own families
Russia went Boshevst because her own people were
andess and iterate Nobody has heard threats of
olution proposals for l. W. W-sm and sovietism in
hrifty Denmark or Holland.
with wouldb American people in wild orgy of
extravaganza and with 90 per of the American peo
pie subsisng from day to day upon their wages it is high
time for somebody to be calling for return to thrift and
economy in daily routine"
Put the price of an automobile into house and lot
and you have permanent insurance policy against rad
calsm.
When considering the beauties of nature start with
your front yard Clean it up cut the grass at the
proper time plant flowers in Season. and make it Joy
to the eye Move right around to the back of the
house, repeat the operation and then look around the
back of the house, repeat the operation and then look
around to see if anything has been missed. If your
neghbors yard little better than yours make up your
mind that yours must be better than his Man should
not Judge of the works of the Lord until he has first set
bis own domain in order.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-27
Aa TRADE DEPENDS ON SHIPS

Present promise of permanent success for American
shpbuldng should impress upon the people of the
try the Importance of always adherng to the policy of
promoting and guarding American industry first, even
though the industry be of direct interest only
ton in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains
have an indirect interest in the of the American
merchant marine just the ship builders have inter-
est IN the prosperity of the who grazes sheep the
Western range In industry in nationality united we
stand divided fall Prosperity for one promotes the
prosperity of ALL and the greater the number of prosper
Gus industries the greater will be the prosperity of the
mutton.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-27
1NsURING AGAINST BOLsHEvIsM

The home is the best protection against the
spread of Bolshcvsm la Russia B. Frank Irvine a
Helknown Pacific coast newspaper said recently
"The strongest bulwark against Bolshevsm in Amer
:ca is the American home Men plant bombs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
HARDING COOLIDGE
ELECTORAL VOTE 4O4

New FORK. Nrv with the size OF
President iiardins's electoral Note
virtually settled at 4O4 out OF p"SH'DIe
5&l and the cCmplcXira OF the new sen
Democrats. Republican leaders today
awaited helated returns on eight con,
tests in six states TO fix the exact slZe
Of the Republican house majority
Exclusive Of the eight undeIGrmihhteSd
cans had 2S6 members to 1877 Democrats
and four OF other designations;
plurality Of l49---the greatest ever held
is any party in the house. The nearest
approach to it was in the h1ty-sec0Tu
congress. when the Democrats HAD u
lead of l4S.
Republicans appeared to be assured
Of better than an oven break on me
eight outstanding seats when wouIu
give them a record party margin IN INC
House The seats still in doubt were
the fourth Maryland district: eighth
Minnesota: fifth Missouri: l6th, .lss
and card New York; first North DAKOTA
and NTH West Virginia.
A further possible Democratic upset
appeared in the fourth tennessee u,s'
trict where W. f. Clouse. Republican.
was reported to have forged slightly
ahrad Of Corden Hull. earlier reported
elected.
last night when oelated returnEs t rsva
the Republican Candidate. Richard r.
Ernst victory over Senator Beckham'
Democrat. So
Montana's four electoral votes fell de-
HnItely into the Harding column when
returns from l,227 precincts out OF ime
total l,4S2 gave the Republican candi-
date 4 lead Of 44.5S0. With North pa
kota's Ave electoral votes counted last
night when Democratic leaders admitted
they had given up hope OF carrying tho
state. the addition Of Montana brought
the Harding total up to the tOi marx.
Yesterdays count In Oklahoma as
sured the nations new women voters
one representative in the lower house
Miss Alice Robertson Of Muskogee.
farmer and restaurant owner. MISS
Robnctson was an anti-suffra gist prior
10 the adoption OF the nineteenth amend
ment and made the congressional rage
"t0 sNe II the mcn mesnt it, when they
Asthrust the vote on US"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
MACHINE TO CARRY FIFTY PASSEN-
GERS FROM COAST TO COAST
IN "a HOURS IS NEAR
ING COMPLETION.
Future Travel Will Be Via Air Rrouto
According to the Man
Who Knows.

Hon Albert w. Lawson, who about
year ago flew from milwaukee,. Wis. to
New York and Washington. and back TO
his home town with machine or ms
own invention. which carried twenty
two passengers safely and who only re-
Gently startled the world when he sent
three all metal planes from the Atlantic
to tna Pacific with L. :. mail. arrived
in the city on an inspection OF landing
S!teS for future Plane trips. Is or the
opinion that the future mode OF travel
will be Via the air route and at the
present time he has nearly completed
machine that will carry fifty persons
from New York CITY TO Frisco in the
short space. he claims. of 81 hours.
Mr.. Lawson, Is 4 wizard on aeronIancs
and stated 10 an IntelliSencer reporter
that the new machine that he has under
construction at Zion City, near Chicago,
Will travel at the rate of 40 miles per
hour, or two miles per minute with safe
~ and will carry fifty persons. in
addition to fuel to last II for the entire
trim The machine will be far ahead OF
ANYTHING ever put into operation and
within the near future WheelinEttes may
see the machine pass over as WheellnS
is on the air route.
That the city should select landing
place for planes before all available
tracts are built up is the opinion OF the
great birdman and he urged the lntelH-
gencer to try and have some civic organ
ization make an effort To secure teSlr-
able site here, as he Is Of the opinion
that within the near future there VIII
BIO a few planes. but hundreds OF them
in use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
WOMAN ELECTED SHERIFF.
Makes Statement She Il Ready to Han
die Real Bad Men

Roscommon, Mich. Nov. 5.-Mrs. Jane
Johnson, IS years old. mother Of three
children and sheriff-elect Of Roscom
mon county. today outlined the plat
form on which she will go into office
next January.
II can land bad man. or O bad
woman myself, II necessary" she said.
but as a matter OF prcCaution I Will
appoint my husband deputy. In the
intervals between searching for and
caring for prisopers l will look after
my children-two girls and boy-and
the domestic duties in the county jail.
Mrs. Johnson added that In case It
should become necessary for her ito
arrest a bad man. he will know somv
one has been after him."
The shcriff-elcct ghined her expert
ance from her husband who has been
sheriff for the past six years, and whom
she married 40 years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
WAR EXPERT IS
VISITOR HERE
RoN. W. JACKSON, WHO HEADED
THE INVESTIGATION BOARD OF
BRITTSH GOVERNMENT
Travelled With Competent Force Of As
Rstants During he Early Period
Of Conflict

The Hon. w. jackson. a native OF
Scotland. and one of the Big Guns
during the World War. who aided Great
Britain and France in many ways. Is
registered Mt the Windsor Hotel. having
arrived yesterday from Cleveland. O.
Mr.. Jackson was sent to this country
as an expert in the munition line two
years prior TO the time that the United
States entered the world war and was
one Of the wizards who in many way
played an important part in getting NIL
nitions and machinery to the Allies.
when that was considered one Of the
real jobs.
He travelled throughout the United
States for a number OF years. having
large force Of competent assistants with
him and also a real line OF body guards
and finally through the misfortune Of
coming into contact with some OF the
enemy in this country WAS compelled L"
lay or in a Pennsylvania hospital for
number OF months. He Is in the city
for q few days on official business and
does not desire to be interviewed in re-
gard to his experiences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
ASK BOND AUTHORITY

Washington. Nov. 5-Authority to issue
s95. 060. 600 in six percent gold bonds
was asked Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission today by the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad.
Eighty million dollars worth Of the
bonds. maturing in ten years. would
be pledged as security for the purpose
Of funding the roads indebtedness OF
SEQ. OO0, 900 10 the government incurred
during federal control. The remainder
maturing In IS years. would be used as
security for loan from the government
amounting to 3S.15o.000.
The New York Central railroad asked
authority to issue refuRding and Inn
provsment six percent mortgage bonds
TO the amount OF 100000 to be
pledged with the director general Of
railroads as security for a promissory
note IN payment to him for edition and
betterments made during federal control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
HOLLAND A HEPuBL1c.
such Project IL Recommended TO
Committee Reviewing Con-
Ttitution.

The Hague. Nov 4. (By The Associat-
ed Press. THE possibility Of becoming
under recommendations submitted to-
day by the commission appointed to re-
wise the constitution. If these recon-.
mondatInns are adopted Holland Will
away with royalty. unless the little
Princess Juliana. only child OF Queen
Wilhelmina and Prince Consort Henry
some day gives birth TO son by hus-
hand whom the Dutch parliament APP
proves as her consort. The princess
now is IL years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
AERQPLA NE MANUFACTURER
VISITOR IN CITY. YESTERDAY

the Ircsidcnt-clcct put his arm AROUND
~, shoulders Of III" chairman' ana,
deeply engrossci in conversation. tneS
walked slowly over to Mr.. Hardings
rticc. ,so,
and in exclamation Of the visit. the
l,"sidcnt-elect said tonight that he telt
indebted to the chairman for Il hlrtn-
day party. and so had asked him 10 DC
a guest here throughout the day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
CH1CAao's NIGHT 11rE DOOMED.

Chicago Nov. 5.--The doom Of Chi
Cages night life was forecast today
when Charles 4. Clynr. district attorney
notified every we'll known cabaret in
the city to not only cease selling l!qor
but TO prohibit guests bringing their
own. Mr.. ClEne threatened to close
every place where guests were allowed
to use their hip pocket TASKS and to ar
rest the prrpriCto-S and walters for vlo-
lation of the Nulstead act.
AT the same time police chief Clarity
asked the city council for legislation
giving the police greater power 10 reg
ulatc cafes and cabarcts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
OBITUARY


Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Robert Cole. who died yesterday morn
ing at $40 o'clock at the family nome:
Monday morning at $3.50. o'clock. Re-
QUEEN high mass will ID offered at q;
Joseph's cathedral. and inttrment Will
be made In Mount Calvary cemetery.
The deceased was 81 years Of age. ana
lived in this city all her life. She Is sur
yiyed by her husband and one daughter.
Miss Laura. at home and four brothers.
John, Thomas. Joseph and Alphonso
Maxwell, all Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

"Ill vote every time for Herb Sap as
tonic and health reJurenntor because
It's astonishing how II put me PACK
upon my feet" says Mrs. IDA Elnns'
Ky. ,,,.
II had suffered with stomach trouble
for q wear or more II WAS so nervous
ali the time. telt Ii tyinS. l actu-
ally got so weak / could hardly get out
J couldn't wash the dishes without
almost breaking All Of them; tried
one medicine after another. but moth
ing did me 4 bit Of good until just re-
Gently, when Herb Sap came into my
life. saw Herb Sap advertised in the
PAPER so decided to try It. / did so
with little faith, as l had tried every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
STRIKERS ENJorNED

Coston. Nov. 5.--A strike Of shoe
makers which began at the factory Of
Thomas G.. Plant company. on May Is,
1919, in an effort by labor unions to
orforce a closed shop. Is ordered to
superior court today.
Local unions OF the United Shoe
Workers Of America and OF the Allied
Shoe Workers Union OF Greater Boston,
are enjoined perpctually by the decree
from any attempt to bring about n
closed shop. from proceeding with the
existing strike or any further strike for
that purpose. from paying strike bcne-
Ats, intImidutng employees. pickctinG
the plant and from circularizing other
employees or the public on thr subject.
The injunction Is said to be one OF tho
most sweeping ever granted by a court
In this state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
HARD COAL P1oTTTEIRINa.
Of Prices Gets Under Way
In Boston.

Boston, Nov. 5.-An investigation Of
prices charged for anthracite coal by
Independent producers and jobbcrs was
begun today by Fuel Administrator Hult-
man. who also is chairman of the state
commission on the nccessaries Of life.
There appears to have been consider
able speculation and profiteerIng in this
commodity since last April. which has
unjustly and exorb!tantly increased the
price" no said In a letter sent today to
all retail dealers in the state.
The dealers arc asked TO furnish the
fuel administrator with a copy OF each
invoice covering the purchase Of domcs-
tic anthracite coal costing in excess OF
$3.50 a gross ton at the mine since
October !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
ATHLETE SAVES THREE.

New York. Nov. 81. b. Pearman.
chairman Of the New York Athletic club
who was second in the 10000 mettr
walk at the Antwerp Olympic games.
today saved the lives OF Henry Suydam.
broker; his wife and their ten year
old daughter, katrinka, who were cut
off by fire In their home near Gram
Grey Park
Pearmnn was taking an early morn
ing walk when he heard the broker and
his wife cry for help. He obtained
ladder and placed It under their win
dow. first assisting the woman and child
10 the street and then Mr. Suydam, who
had been unsuccessfully trying TO telc-
phone to fire headquarters and give an
alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
-5EceFHxc wfREEAND

Scragh. County Ttpperary. Ireland.
dead while motorc~clinE near here last
evening. Two men who were arrested
on suspicion OF having killed him at
tempted to escape and were shot dead.
Reprisals followed the officers death
Licensed premises and printing ONCE
were destroyed by fire and creamery
was blown up with bombs and tho ma
chinery smashed.
The inhabitants OF NenaCh fled into
tbs surrounding country. The noise o!
firing and explosions were hearu
throughout the night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
KILLS BOY WITH GUN.

Altoona, Pa, Nov 5.-Samuel Kelm.
aged c5, Altoona man. was arrested TO-
day on the charge Of shooting and KILL
ing Edward r. Beck. IL years old. near
the lattcr's home In Greenwood. su-
burh. last evening, The hoy said:
THE man pointed the gun 1T me ana
shot me and I'm going TO die
KLEIN declares the shooting was acci-
dental: that he attempted to Brighten
tho boy out Of harms way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
NinhaAl Rton

Michael stora aged 49,, Of 4S Jones
North wheeling hospital .yesterdax
morning at 1880 o'clock. following 81,
operation. The deceased was employees
as a coal miner. and is survived by h's
wife and four children.
Funeral services will be hcld Monday
morning at 900 o'clock. He91iem hiGn
mass will be offered at ST.. Vincents
cathedral In Elm Grove. and interment
will be made In Mount Calvary ceme'
tnHy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
WOMAN'S VOTE AND WORD
HOLDS GREAT INFLUENCE

thing else. It seemed, but TO my aston.
ishment II drove strength right back to
me. had only taken half bottle
the first washing l had done in over
year. now eat Neutrality-suspicious.
all my meals. and my nerves are as calm
as baby's. All my friends remark
how much better and healthier ! look.
Herb Sap surely Is a powerful combi:
nation OF mother natures herbs. and ]
cannot praise II too highly"
Herb Sap. the same curative
that brought back Mrs. VinaS health.
is now obta Unable here In Wheeling at
c. n. CREST & Co. or most any good
drug store In this vicinity. Your own
druggist can get 1t for yor from his
wholesaler, IL he hasn't It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
ROTH CLAIM ELECTION.

Baltimore, Nov. 5.-OfficIal canvass
Of the returns from the fourth con-
rressional district in Tuesdays election
was continued today. When adjourn
ment was taken yesterday. William Q.
Atwood, Republican. had gained 81
votes over Representative J. Charles
I,inthIcum Democrat. who was rc-elect-
ed by a plurality OF OIL on the news
paper tabulatton.
Mr.. Atwood claims that the police
poll shows his election by plurality
Of IS votes.