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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-13

When President-elect Harding; de-
livered the memorial address 1t the
Elks' national home December S he
carried out a promise made early last
summer to Frank H. Ritter, a resi-
dent of the home and formerly Of
Columbus, o. Ritter obtained the
promise during q visit to Harding's
home. Prominent Elks from all parts
Of the country acted IS a reception
committee at the home, which is at
sBedford,SfVa.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-13
- . s F~...y - - 49, ----T- - lE4tNtr
Methodists Meet With
Bishop At Wahpeton

Wahpeton, N. D., Doc. ia two
day conference Of workers and lead
els ofsthe Helena area of,the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. opened here
today. Bishop Charles Wesley
Burns of the Helena area will adj
dress the meeting tomorrow.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-13

jAPACREEMENT
BEING SOUGHT
Japan Would Cancel Gentle.
mans Agreement if Sub
stitute is Found.

r. -r tS2 II 5RasaSs IhEf,FES - aEt
Toxic. Nov. 1.-Resolutions "wel-
coming a. cancellation Of the gentle
mems agreement between Japan and
the United States, provided that some
sort Of q substitute could be agreed
upon free from discrimination, were
adopted at a joint meeting today of
the Japanese Peace society and the
American Peace society. This action
was the result of three meetings of the
two societies.
It was asserted In the resolutions
that, in the opinion Of the two socie-
ties, Japan had kept the gentleman's
agreement both in spirit and in letter.
The resolution declared also that the
two societies would, welcome the tadop-
ton OF any measures by internal legis-
lation in, thesUnited States or by con
vention that would promote the stand
ard of living and social condition Of
Japanese in the United States so as to
prepare them for assimilation as citi-
zens of the American commonwealth.
Confidence was expressed that any
conditions that might arise between
the two countries would in the end be
settled on a satisfactory basis of hui
mainly, reason and Justice.
The California land bill adopted in
F.sL re F 81 .f.F. " 1-s-NA- 80. a.Hf r.- W. .f - XII @
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-13

The Japanese Peace society and the
American Peace society were estab-t
lished for the purpose OF promoting
friendship and peace between Japan
and the United States. >
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pRENosy MAJETK0

T. ArnAlcin. Jos Swohndovi, Ma
~ uliri, $50 stop iisna od Jack
son ul, na yychodni sirane, @ssti
81 .ll,0r
N. r. Starr. John W koutskes
mu ma Military ave, 30 stop
zapadna od 5s ui, IA JIM stra
No, b0xl30 st. $4,000
Ant tncina. q G. Brownovi, na
Parker nl, I siopy sdpadne cd
~. ulicc, ma JIM strans, limbo
Il Sl,io0
Jos. kouiskf. John Thompson
owl. ma Drcxcl vi, pos stop "a
padn6 cd -, ulicc, M JIM stra.
NJ, ioxl2s Il, 1850.
Frank Dyotak a manzclko, Jan
llavlilcoyi n manAclee, jiho.zap.
rob 81 s ILL., 50xl30 st. $500.
Frank, Vilfm, Albina, Bette
Vclcchoysk sch n ANNA Bicknollo.
vi. VIM j. Parrotovi, M Dorcas
ul,. 60 stop zdpadnd cd ~ nl., ma
JIM strane, 30xlls ST.; $4,000,
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sp0LKovE ZABAvY

Spolck Nv. Vhclaya, els, -, n.
G. K. J., nspofada jiz pfisti ne
deli, dine 3, Hjno, pravou ecskou
syato ,ydclayskou pouf, Y domovt
katolicktho Sokola, l2i5 JIM
H. ulice. Pouf, pro kteron pof6.
dajici y}bor pfiprayil nescctnSch
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w starsi u uzijtc rozkosn6 vi
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ANNA pAvLOvA ZAvfTA
DO 0MAHY v PROSINCI

Poole sdtlcni Tuesday hudsD.
niho klubu", Anna payloy0 pro.
sltd6 ruskd tanecnice, Myith dc
Omahy due 80. prosince 20 pt-
III lctccb Dude 10 jeji pryt yystou,
prni Y Omazc Pc poslcdni ftyfI
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Alperice 4 Y Eyropf Pfi sven
vystupoyani zdc Dude %proydzcna
pndesati tnncfniccmi d o%rehcsiren
q dgaciii mulch Fortune Gallo.
y Omazc zndmf joko zaklodafcI
sun Carlo opcrni spoleenosti bn.
dc fdit nmfIeekou eosin Paylov(
Y Americc
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I

Y 1erY N l. m%anzclak On
poufem spoieni byli p Ant RI
tIauz. v udejsich krnzicb dobfe
NANNY mladf krajan q fcditel 10.
meuafskfl MyOdn Do GorQi
Bros Y Council Bluffs sc slcf
sttpankop To1dIoyon dpcron
rovnfz uiamfeh zdc mabzelh D.
Ant fonda. sfost1i noyomauzc
n zafidili ii syoji yIastni donnie
Dost v ~ 1854 Uni A. uIice,
4 tel0gm bIahepfauim, jiebz ~
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proy5zf
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Kotfr0 obyalnf znbmg spoIumo
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sforslbo syna Jop8 do Cbieogs d
odf0d 10 Litle, Illinois do kolle
ie M prok6pa, kde bDdf mtsdf
i'm pokraeoyal ' daikicb wfcb
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NJ geskerfoh MiezitosG osvratJ
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HLfDAC USMRTIL Sc
KULf z REVOLVERU

Dwight Hahn, nocni hlid0c Y
nfadoyni budoyt Union Pacific
drahy Il bydllci Y cisle 2035 liar.
ney ulice, V nedeli odpolcdnc .
nczuhmt pficiny sphchal ocbe.
yrazdu PAM g. hndbachoyd.
majitclka domn, znslechla vs..
stfel, ob6yala Sc ysak sauna Wy.
setfoyani podniknout, proto phi
yolnIa jintho stravnlka a sv|ho
ofcc. H. r, Olina a y mimi yStou.
pila do pokojc. kdc shlcdali
IIahna lezcii na zcini v i~rotoljsti
kryc y rcyolvcrem V ruec, Mrtyo.
10 jcho byla %doprayena do 20.
hrobnickfbo 1st0yu
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Y pfpdetIfm mir gPoksoko
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N V = proJew s~oostrssti' m sb1r
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bylo uyfdsno jwhno zesnvJl pt
Amy fIpkoy1, kds1to sDrSvn4
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Amile nledlk, pies u ron s,a.
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P0ZORi

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American State Bank,

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PRoDA nneb pronaimc fcznickS oh.
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sky katalog a ptloby Ncmdlclcli jc dosrat cd svtho
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-25
is NEW MANAGER OF
POTOMAC DIVISION

OF interest to the 100000 mem
bers in Maryland. Virginia, West
Virginia and the District Of Colum-
bia was the appointment, February
9th, or Thomas DeCoursey Ruth OF
Baltimore, as manager of the Poto-
mac Division, American Red Cross.
, This important post has been vacant
(sinee January 2S, 1919, at which
time Col. William Cary Sanger re
signed. In the meantime keith
Spaulding and David II. Brown OF,
fcated as acting managers. Henry
White, former ambassador to France
was the first manager and predc-
cessOr of Col. Sanger, relinquishing
the position to 20 overseas as d
member Of the Peace Conference,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-25
TERRIBLY swollen
Suffering Described As Tor
ture Relieved BY Black
Drauaht.

Rossyille, Ga.--,rs. Kate Lee
Able. of this place, writes; MY
husband IS an engineer, and once
while lifting lie injured himself
with q piece OF heavy machinery,
across the abdomen He was so
sore he could not bear to press on
hinsalf at all, On chest o. abdo-
men. He weighed 165 lbs, and fell
of until he weighed 10 lbs. in two
weeks.
lie became constipated and 1t
Hooked like he would die. We had
three different doctors, yet with all
aheir medicine, his bowels failed to
act. He would turn up a ten-cent
. bottle OF castor oil, and drink It
1.-TWO or three days in succession.
He did this yet without result We
became desperate, he suffered so.
iHe was swollen terribly. He told
me his suffering could only be de-
scribed as torture.
sent and bought Thedford's
! Black-Draught. I made him take
big dose, and when it began TO act
he tainted he was in such misery.
but he got relief and began to
} mend at once. He got we'll, and
We both feel he owes his life to
Thedford's Black-Draught."
Thedf0rds Black-Draught will
help you 70 keep fit, ready for the
! days wotK. Try It! II
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-25
RETURN FROM VISIT
TO S0UTERN CLINE

Mt. and Mrs. VIM. u. SmIth- o
IL East Liberty street, have re
turned to their home after two
weeks visit to Mr.. Smiths mother
Mrs Sallie r. Smith, and sisters,
Miss Daisie Smith and Mrs. w. J.
Cotton. of Albemarle, n. C. They
also visited Mr.. Smiths brother. Mr.
u. D. Smith and family, of Char.
Hottie, y. c. Mrs. Smith finds the
|climate more pleasant in the south
than here, as she has slept with tn
doors omen the two. weeks she was
y AWAY. Mr.. Smith viii rest for tr5
wesks before returning to his wor..
mith TIE Standard Oil Co, of y. J.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-25

y HATS N A ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20

the horses most of the trip. II WAS neccr-
cary to cut large hole in the ice of the
river TO put the dummy net In 10 keep the
fish over night aud il was also requisite 9
that stay up ail night aud watch the net
40 that no Indians or half breeds could
slip up and make away with the hsb.
On the train carried the fish in special
tanks, fifteen in number. On the trip
] srcnt nights in tho cold caring for the
fish, for they must be carefully tended 10
keep them alive. II is absolutely neces-
sary on n trip such ns this % keep tho
water neratod. This task was performed
by dipping the water and turning II back
into tho tank.
! got back 10 Chicago without losing
fish. 1t was certainly somc trip, tho
most unique fishing experience have ever
had.
How'd yon like 10 do the Isaac Wal
ton stunt this way7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20

his hit rs the runner advances, except
that IL batter knocks ball out OF park he
be credited with home run.
Keep protested games in the bntunR'
fielding and pitching records.
Addition to summary in box scores oi
line for runs bAttcd in, telling who battcd
in runs and how many.
Include won and lost columns in otiiolal
pitching records.
Incorporate in summaries the line
Hits off So and So, 6 in innings. (No
one out in fifth.
In official box score show number of
tines players are caught stealing.
II catcher drops third strike, allowing
runner to reach first, charge him with
error.
II first basesnan on receiving ball, fails
to touch first base, when il is obvious he
had time to do so, charge him with error.
No batsman shall be permitted TO hit at
n pitched ball on which balk has been
called. Make this last line of rule "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
MARINES SHOOT WELL.

Waehin gton, Feb. Io.--From a shooting
standpoint, tho year Just passed was the
most successful ip Marine Corps history,
according 10 advices from Marine Corps
headquarters here.
Over 81 per cent Of the marines who
fired the prescribed range course in 1919
qualified ma marksman or better
Owing 10 the many new conditions
brought out by the war, a standard course
Of instruction, embodying the most mod
ern methods Of amall-arms firing Is being
adopted for future use by the Marine
Corfe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20

CuHStIblI LNIls- fFtsflttH Tot n NIUn-
sky. Field goals ls-Regcnbergen, 3; Tol-
hin. ,, Jones. Foul Regnnhcr-
gcn. a. Fincbcrg, Jones. 2; Minker. &;
Armour, 3; Sparks, ?. Refene-Gal-
lagher.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
DEFIANCE VS.. MT. CARMEL.
CooA Game Expceted ~ kc Psljel OF II
81. Pafriek's Hall Tomorrow Nifhl-

~ is expected that one Of the bc1t bills
of the scnsop viii b. provided tbo~r who
20 10 St. Patrick's Hall tporrow night.
Defance - 70 mcet fast vp'ng MI. Carmel
team, st present running neck and ncck
wnb the leaders of the American Lesg,e
in Philadelphia. The other game n The
evening wi l~ stAgyd tct~cen tho HasIcy
Second and Dcfspor Acaterpy teams Tor
The amateur cbsrnriDnrhip ~ Whining
ton. The teams have met twice before,
each taking garoe. Tomorrow nivhs ~ill
decide their rival claims.
Manager Lowell has hooked gsne
with the Old Oaks ~ Salero, NJ j., go1th
Jersey champions last year. and other
goodf teams.
The lineup of Defiance in the ssrrs
tomorrov night viii bo The same pith
which go many games have bern won
Joe Lacey and Salmon Shields, forwards, (,
Bucky Msgll, center, and BED Vslsh,
lake faTfz and Canlyy A.. puIar5-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
.EPWORTH TEAM LOSES
TO EMMANUEL QUINTET
Second Series OF Church Recrea.
tional Baseball is Started;
Friends Win.

The Epworth quintet won from the
Emmanuel team last night in the first
game Of the second half Of the Church
Recreation Basketball League, by = score
of 81 70 II.
Friends trve administered severe
drubbing TO the Edge Moor team by a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20

v. n. AND n. co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the satis-
faction of many and win be to you.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
BOWLING.

= The following SCORES wore rolled Inst
night on the alleys of Grady's bowling
and bilinrd parIors:
q n Atyr m fsn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
rnWANuRL (l4).
Y. Nj. c. A. ACES LOSE.
Defeated by Y. NJ. II. A. by Close Margin
of Is 10 H.

The Y. NJ II. A. basketbalIerz defeated
the Aces of the Y. NJ. &. A. League last
night by the score of IS to 13. In the fol-
lowing-up game, the Y. NJ. II. A. Scrubs
defeated the Settlement Stars by the
score Of IS to Is. The summaries:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20

Substitutlons-Shspiro Tor Freeman.
Field goals-Weiner, 2; Greeman, 3;
Jacobson, 4: Brouer, 2; Allen. 4 Car
pentsr. Foul goals-Weiuer. Jacobson,
Breuer, Allen, Harrington, Carpenter, 3.
Referee-Gallagher
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
MORE COUNTRY
CLUB WORKERS
Original Committee has Thirty
three New Members Added
to it. Meet Wednesday.

The committee which is pushing
the new country club project has
been boosted TO thirty-eight members
as the result of thirty-three add
tiona names being added by the orig
inal committee. Those on h orig
Ipal committee were: Judge G. &.
Hommann William D. Pratt Albert
Leon ID. p. Olmstead and Lloyd L.
johnson.
The new members are: Frank Van
SICKLE, Fred a. BRIGGS. Charles l..
s~teuerwald. Isaac -Alpern, Charles M.
Peterson. Earl Lake, DR. George w.
F4thian. Morgan L. Larson. Jesse Sea
man. George w. Sharp, Jr, Louis NJ.
Ross II. W. Moore f. L. Antisell.
Merit NcAlinden, John Fritzinger,
DR. ]. a. Cottrell. DR.. O ]. Silk. John
NJ. O'Toole Ingfred Madsen. Albert e.
Waters. Mayor Frank Dorsey, John
N. Pystcr, Harry Conard. Harry AZ
ferbach and Robert s. Gill, all OF this
CITY; David A. Brown, Frank II.
Valentine. Colby Dill. J. II. Thayer
Martin and J. Hampton Cutter, OF
Woodbridge: D. w. Reed and clarence
HOFFMAN. of South Amboy.
A meeting of the entire committee
has been called for Wednesday night
at S o'clock In the Chamber OF Com
merce rooms The project VIII be
outlined TO the new members at thAs
time in order that they may know
3ust what the Kelly farm in WOOD
bridge offers as an ideal spot Tor a
country club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
LUTHERAN CHURCH WILL Be
OPENED At TOTTENvIlLE
BIZ speqtal Correspondent.

TOTTENYILLE, Juns 12:0The
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our
Savior will be established and VIII
hold the opening service tomorrow
afternoon in the chapel at 5449 Ar
thur Kill Road. The establishment
of this mission is an answer 10 a
great demand among the Lutherans
of this place. At tho opening service
a number of Lutheran ministers OF
New Jersey and New York Will be
present and special music will De
rendered.
The Sunday school is to be con-
Quoted for the present by Rev. VII
lads b. Skov. pastor of Our Savior's
lutheran church In Perth Amboy.
The mission work is to be conducted
by Re-. w. e. Halls OF Dongan Hills,
S. I. He will preach in English.
The chapel has been appropriately
arranged for services with an altar,
| pews and organ. The Sunday schoo
service will be held at $3.50 o'clock
and church services at $3.50 o'clock.
The only secret a woman ever keeps
ts her real age
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
JAMES D. WATSON APPOINTED
SECRETARY OF CIVIC BODY

At tho meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Chamber of Com
merce. James d. Watson was officially
appointed secretary Of the association.
Mr.. Watson came here In February as
assistant to Fred f. Hilton. who was
secretary OF the time, II since Mr..
Hilton's departure for Brockton,
Mac. has been acting secretary.
The subject of new headquarters
was taken up and a lease presented by
the Maple Realty CO., for two rooms
on the second floor of the Board OF
Trade building. 1t is expected that
I. T. Madsen Will sign the lease to-
day. This move Will be very V
tent, as the Board of Trade building
is already known as the headquarters
of the Chamber of Commerce. o
ing operations viii commence on
July 1.
Three applications for membership
20 the association were voted upon and
accepted. They are the George +.
Long Co, the Kimberley Photograph
Co. and J. J. keenan,.
Miss Lillian Costlo leaves h
Chamber Of Commerce today to take
UP her duties with the A. P. Munning
Co, of Matawan. Miss Costlo has
been with the local Chamber OF Com
merce for more than seven years and
has outstayed all Of the secretaries
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
An ORDINANCE TOR FREXENTioN
or FIR IN THE CITY OF PEEiA
ARTRON

OF IRE IN THE CITY OF Perth
Re 1T ORDAINED BY X CITY OF
Sec J. n shall not be lawful to manu-
anv purpose whatsoever any gunpowder'
nitro-clycerine or hast oil. dFnamlte, iu
inmate Of silver. illuminate OF mere Sstrn-
pIosIve Eun-cotton. soluble cotton petro-
Tenn. either refined or crude, naptha, gsso-
line. benzine. kcrosine or spirit gas or othsr
explosive or highly combustlble maIer
wbatsoever. iiquid. solid Ct vapor. IN any
building. or in any or on any PrVpetSIS,
street. or t hea, or rst having OBJ
Sec. 2. Hereafter no permanent or sta
ttonarv gasoline pump shall be set up, IN
stalled or used on any sidewalk or curb
within tho limits of the city.
sec. 2. The City Clerk is hereby author
,zed 20 issue said permits upon payment. OF
LOO after application shall have been nieo
with him upon blank furnished oy tne eY,yi
- tbe Mayor after Inspection OF lahds and
Premises by the Building Inspector and
chief Of Fire Department.
Sec In All cases where such permits
have not been revoked. said permits shaIi
remain in full force and eneot o bs "a.
yoked BY the Mayor whenever. In Ms
Judgment and after a fair and Impartial
S. Anv person ar persons. firm or
corporation, violating any Of the provisions
Of this ordinance or the proyisiohs . uno5
permit In conformity herewith shail upon
Conviction, forfeit and pay a hne OF no.
more thar 5000 for each onense and not
more than S2O. 90 for every day Thereafter
90 long as the said violation exists.
Sec. G. All ordinances or parts OF Or
dinances Inconsistent herewith are hereoy
Section I. This ordinances shall take ef-
feet Immediately.
The foregoing ordinance was introduced,
and PASSED on first reading at tho meeting
OF the Council held June 9TH, 1870; ana
Will be taken up for second ana third read.
TVS ana final passage at the meeting OF
The Council TO be held June 21st. 1920, In
the Council Chambsr City Hall, Perth
Amhoy. N. J.
ARTHUR q. GRAHAM.
.sasp-s-1a-1s City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
Find Gum of Man in jail

Patrolman James Nolan who ar
rested Mazar Mc+zieckicwicz on an
%atrocious assault ana battery charge
in connection with the shooting of
Richard Egan a short time age, and
later for carrying concealed weapons,
went TO the boarding place of this
man on "Wednesday together with De-
tectiye Sergeant John HUFF. where he
searched the belongings of the man,
In a trunk a belt. gun holster and
eight boxes of cartridges were found.
AIRS. Maria Yepson. the boarding mis-
tres Witnessed the finding.