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Evening journal., 1920-11-12
READY
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specIal to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK Nov. i2.-It is expected
that a large delegation Of students
will accompany the Delaware College
football team TO Swarehmore tomor-
row, fhere the Blue and Gold and Lit
tie Quakers play Their annual game.
Delaware is handicapped by having. so
many players out because OF injuries,
nut will go TO Swarthmore tomorrow
full OF fight. Coach Shipley VIII put
the squad through the tinall signal
practice this afternoon. lie Is unoe,
aided lust who he will start against
Swarthmore. that depending largely
ON the condition Of some OF the In
iured men.
Evening journal., 1920-11-12

strong Nat witty C. c., OF philadelphia,
AZ Edge Moor in a league game, Re
cpnilv Edge Moor defeald Nativity 1
In q hut The game was ordered re-
NAV 4 nv the president OF the league
because the last half was cut snort
by darkness. a.. ,o.n,
from me following players: d, riley
I Darbv. r. st rndale. A. ThacEer'
ICapI). r. Luff, L. Robins, r. Jones
"A Wood. Jas. Adamson, w Adamson
Iohn Adamson, II Adamson. l.. F'sh
II. Hoigaic, ]. Leonard. w Graham; ! =,
The game will get under way at S'''
o'clock. o.
Evening journal., 1920-11-12

to a board the chairman OF which has
been picked by, will be paid by and
subject 10 the wh,m OF the National
League.
II is inconceivable. that any such
victory will come to the not above
reproach owners OF National League
clubs and three Amer can Leagut
clubs, one OF the latter OF winch ma
been wrecked by the worst scandal il
the n story OF the game.
Evening journal., 1920-11-12
EDGE MOOR SOCCER
TO PLAY WILLIAMS

The Edge Moor scorer team VIII
play the British War Veterans IN a
Second Division Allied League match
at Edge Moor tomorrow. Although
Edge Moor has been playing with luck
against them, Manager F5h expects
TO make tomorrow's game a WIN. For
Thanksgiving Day, Business Manager
Robins Is trying to schedule the
Evening journal., 1920-11-12
9I\paIlElSS'HIlzes5h1E q e $50: { p

He won't stand still long enough for
me TO let go with my right hand,
and ii is as useless as II 1t were
strapped to my side. II he gives. me
a chance to. fight I'd lick him, but he
won't, 50 he outscores me. HIS
punches don't sting, and they don't
carry anything that resembles
knockout force, but just the same
he gets the points that win for him.
Evening journal., 1920-11-12
pIrrE HERMAN

The hardest nan in the world 10
lick. according to Champion Pete
Herman. is the fellow who WON'T
tight He says:
.rhat fellow Sharkey certainly
,ots nv goat. lie won't stand up ana
9oht me All ne does is hop In, pop
me ne a few wallops and away he goes
Evening journal., 1920-11-12

planned.
It's simply an ambitious scheme OF
the National League TO grab control
OF all organized ball and convert the
game solely into a hlppodromlng,
"get the money boys" business.
IN successful i will mean that flva
American League clubs and more
than i60 minor league clubs now en-
iOying selfigovernment VIII have TO
surrender their internal sovereingty
Evening journal., 1920-11-12
GREENLEAF HOLDS
CUE CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO Nov. i2.-Ralph Green
leaf Of Wilmington, Del, retained
his title ae pocket billiard champion
OF the world when ne deieated
55 in "a innings.
Greenleaf defeated the other flnal-
isls. James Mature. OF Denver, who
finished third. and Walter Franklin,
of Kansas City, who lost all three
games In the finals and finished
fourth in the tournament.
The Wilmington boy wonder
PLAYED In championship form through
ont his three games with the top
notchers. His hardest game was
last night when Woods managed lo
pocket 50 balls. Franklin and Nature
both were able 10 get but % balls II
their games with the tlileholder.
Evening journal., 1920-11-12

football circuit. Watch 'em play.
Now you can use your own ludg-
ment you merely mention the men
who seem best bets to you.
Pick several at random and two az
end.
Be sure to pick out one man TOT
each position. You can't make an an
star team out Of eleven halfbacks.
After you've picked eleven names
shuttle Sm I'd in hat and draw out,
one by one. As yon draw them, throw
them away.
Now YOU can think Of some team
that comes from your home Oily.
Watch until the football season Is
closed and then spring your 81 "a
players as your all-star eleven for he
wear 1920
Evening journal., 1920-11-12
CT ANNrs TATrE ANOTHER.

81. Ann'e defeated The Dehance
second in a well played game al
Rockford Park yesterday afternoon,
10 TO 0. Casey and MeGonigle Dy
their line plunging easily featured
he score:
St. AIMS. Defiance Second;
Mccarthy zee. left end...... Buckley
Hazard 80. left tackle. see. Bowie
Brodie -. left guard. ..... Pirrson
McCafferty .... center ..... Morgan
Kennedy right guard. Orpen
McDermott right tackle. Chandler
Evening journal., 1920-11-12

mont spring the list until snow
eies Some other team might chaE
lenge your eleven.
And. having played safe, you viii
enter the picker's hall of fame.
Who cares, anyhow?
Evening journal., 1920-11-12
cuIInCU LEAGUE BOWLTNG

The Church Bowling League VIII
begin its season next Monday evening
at the Y. NJ. G. A. alleys. Games
VIII start at 7.45 O'Clock. The sched-
Monday-Greenhill vs.. ST, Andrews.
ay-First-Central VS.. Grace.
Wednesday-U vs.. 81. Pauls.
Thursday-St. Stephens VS.. Bran
dywine.
Friday-west VS.. Second Baptist al
Y. NJ. C.. A.
Friday-Elsmere VS.. Westminster al
Westminster.
Evening journal., 1920-11-12

After this lst reaches about one
hundred, quit writlng-and tear up
the list.
Then MAKE a trip around the whole
Evening journal., 1920-11-12

j. Casey fright end. ...... Lyons
Snyder ....left halfback.... Maloney
Reese 49,. .fullback. Cunningham
Touchdowns. Casey and MeGOnigle.
Goal from touchdown, Reese. Referee,
Rlnard. Umpire, Bamberger. Iame
Evening journal., 1920-11-12

American Legion ...... 6 . 0-i5
Fort Dupont ........s 0 v
Touchdowns, Hampton ano Loose :
goal from touchdown, Loose. heieree'
vJeish. umpire. Morton; head Ines
man Kaok. Substitutes. Vanever for
Taurtson. Holt for Beryl. Wilson Tor
Kelly. Clark for Dickinson, Carney Tor
King. Time OF quareers, 20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-11-12

once help. mechanics ana carpen-
will watch the want a4.
Evening journal., 1920-11-12
LEGION GRIDDERS
HUMBLE SOLDIERS

Before a crowd numbering moro
han $500. the American Legion foot
BAN team defeated the Fort DUPONT
eleven by score OF is to 0 at Eish-
teenih and Van Buren streets, yester-
dav afternoon. The game was hard-
fought by both sides, but the Logon
gr dders had the edge on ther Duo-
Il esr from Delaware City.
Harry Loose. former Wilmington
High school and Delaware college
player, starred at left halfback for
the Legion team. scoring one OF = ;
teams touchdowns and interoept,ng
Two forward passes which nettod the
Legion IS and 30 yards each. BON OF
Vhtee plays were Of the Sensational
order.
Hummel. the husky fullback OF Fort
Dupont, broke through the Leg on
line for big gains. but could not gel
away. He was the shining lght OF
The visitors The lineup:
h-.orfcon T<nuion Fort DuBOOl.
Evening journal., 1920-11-12

ONCE help, stenographers ana
book keepers should watch lhe VA Wan
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03
RATE FOR
FAIR EXHIBITORS

Special exhibitors freight rates, for
persons exhibiting horses and cattle
at the Grand Forks Fair, July 20 to
"a, will be made by the Great Nor
them railway, J. H Grimm, division
freight agent has announced.
Mr.. Griffin already has received .
large number Of communications from
various parts Of the state regarding
tho special exhibitors freight rates.
Exhibitors who ship their horses
and cattle in special cars will receive
greatly reduced rates, Mr.. Griffin says.
II an exhibitor returns to his original
shipping point without disposing OF
any of his stock, the railroad COM
pany will refund to him half OF tho
freight billscharges. but, Il any Of the
refund, 10 4E & 8
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Me SaIe -; Cox, q. .
2; McAdoo, Z.
Ohio, 4s-Cox, 4s.
Oklahoma, 2o-owen. 20.
Oregon. 1o-McAdoo. 10.
Pennsylvania. 76-Paltner "A; Nc
Adoo. 2.
Rhode Island, 1o-Palmer, q;
South Carolina, ts-McAdoo. Is.
South Dakota, 1o-Palmer, S; Nc
Adoo. 5.
Tennessee, 24-cox, a. McAdoo, 4;
Davis s: Palmer. s.. q
Texas, 4o-McAdoo. 40.
Utah, s-McAdoo, S..
Vermont, s-McAdoo. a; Cox. .;
Palmer, 2.
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Rev. MIR. York Will
Return This Evening

Rev. j. q. York is expected to re-
where. with a number. of other North.
Dakota people he has been to attend
the Northern Baptist convention.
Rev: FME. Stockton, superintendent
OF Baptism missions in North Dakota,
who also has been at this convention
Is expected to ;returnahere on Monday.
The convention was attended by
Baptist ministers and ~lay-workers
rom all parts of the country.
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Virginia, 24-Glass.-s4,
Davis, l; McAdoo. II.
Wisconsin. 26-Cox, +; McAdoo, Is.
Wyoming, s-McAdoo. s..
Alaska. 6-Paimer, 3; McAdoo, 2;
Cox, /.
District of Columbia. s-Palmer, s.
Hawaii, 6--s:McAdoo, 2: Palmer. g..
Philippines, palmer, l.; Cox. L;
McAdoo. 4.
Porto Rico, s-Palmer. 2: Davis i:
Glass. L; Cummings. 1; McAdoo, LII;
Canal o Palmer, l; McAdoe,,
Total 1.os1-McAdoo, $50: Cox,
ais: Palmer, 2S2: Cummings, Is;
Owen. 3s: Smith. 2: Davis, 80; Glass.
%; Marshall IL: Clark, s: Gerard. 4.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03
KEY WEST CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

AT j meeting Of he Key West
Farmers club, held Friday, a mum.
ber 81 addresses were given. Among
those speaking was Farm Agent L
NJ. Bond, who spoke on the grass
hopper. According to Mr.. Bond
there Is no immediate danger to be
feared from thisI insects.in this To-
Prof. A. Mccall Of the Minnesota
agricultural college spoke on the Bow
thistle, and Of Graduating 1T.
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Eighth Ballot.

Alabama 74-diass, ,; Cox, 3;
Davis. q: Palmer. 4: McAdoo. IA.
Arizona, Cox, : 1-2: McAdoo, ;
Arkansas, ls-Palmer. q: McAdoo,
-; Cox.s13,
C~alifornia, ss-McAdoo, Is; Cum
snings, 2: Coz, z; Palmer, 1.
Colorado, 13--co1s1 Cumminss, !;
sMcAdoO, 81; PAimer.s7 Z.
Pelewars, s-Maarshall, Coz, /: Nc
SF7orid.. 1a-McAdoo, >; Coz, 8;
Palmer, {.
Georgia, 2s-Palmer 2s.
Idaho, S-McAdOo,. g..
Illinois, 5s-Palmer, 80; Cox, n;
Iadisn., so-hcAdoo. :; Marshall.
HI Cox. IT. i sss
Iowa, S2s-Palmer, Is.
Kansas. 2O-McAdoo, 20.
Kentucky. 2e-Cox, 81: McAdoo, 3,
Louisiana, Cor, 10: McAdoo,
Maine. 10 Owen. I: McAdoo. 5:
Palmer. I.
Aaryland. 1s-Cox Ss1-2; McAdoo,
6s1s3: Davis. 2.
Maxsachusetta. sss--Smith. Il. owen
!; C11, ~ McAdoo, s.: Palmer. a..
Michigan. 3o---PGlmer, III; Mcadoo.
no: Cox, Z; absent H.. &
Minnesota, e4-Cox. 4: Palmer. s:
NcAdoo, "a; ahssnt, 1.
NlWamtppt, 2O-Cox, 80.
NiMonrt, 3s-Cark. Z Cox, s Nc.
Aaso. 80: owen. q: PS1sner, abs
sse,:s:. s ,.Ass.s I: csz ! |.
Il palrnAe.
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q evening edition of ~
Mre el VIII be issued at noon on
July 6th, I'm order Is
~ the employees Of the parcrs
On Opportunity to. observe the IN;
ueRendonce Day holiday.
me noon edition will be sent 10
cr.n.nn oem1ners Of tho regular
Marvel Msn--James Caldwell of
Manvea e among the business men
Mrs.. RuAsen M-Nr. ~ = ~.
sell, SO InternationaI 'avan,;a i. Ss us-
ously i'll at her home.
icens Issued-A marriage license
was issued today to Owen y. Boyle
ana Mary Westlake, both Of Grand
Visiting Here-P. j. Iyerson OF Ia
kota. superintendent Of schools Tor
Nelson county, is here today on
business visit.
Dance 1t Mortified; saturday, July
.; Dig time. good music by the cele-
Drated Empise Orchestra. Let's 30!
belmont r.-1-D.noinr every
Tuesday andFriday evenings. 8 to
ISIS; 10scents per dance. Hrnard.s
orchestra.-Adv.
On Fsh,nx T-5neIavr.nc. r.on
and ALBERT Eyanson left this morning
for MaplefLake where they expect to
try their luck at fishing. They made
the trip by motor.
Hopper Man Here-stewart Lock-
wood Of the state agricultural coll
leEe. who has charge of the grass
hopper control work In North Dako-
ia, was ! Athe city yesterday on his
way to Rugby In connection with the
work. 49,
Returns, rom Portland-J. II. Grif-
fin, division freight agent OF the
Great Northern railway, returned
Friday evening roms Portland, Ore,
where he attended, the Shrine -cere-
monial.
Communion Service Communion
services will be held in the Methodist
church Sunday morning. DR.. Stolz as
sisting Rev. Gallagher in administer
Ing the supper. Rev. Gallagher will
speak on the Marks of a True Amer
ican,' at heSsunday. evening service.
Pocketbook Found-A pocketboo}z
containing several dollars in change
and an Observation-Disclosures was found
at the carnival grounds in East Grand
Forks last night by one. Of ther men
connected with an amusement device
on the grounds. The pocketbook was
returned to the owner. q woman liv-
ing In this city. @ s ~
johnson to Speak - sveinbjorn
johnson will be the chief speaker al
the picnic which the Swedish Order
Of Wasa y giving on Sunday, July 4
at the %. M. Sanders grove, Z miles
north OF East Grand Forks. The pub.
lie is cordially invited and there will
be a program Of sports and other In.
teresting events. y
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hankey, I'll
North Fourth street, r entertaining
as their guest, their daughter, Mrs
Ben Mann ofsAntefope, Mont, who ar.
rived in Grand Forks Thursday even
ing. Mrs. Mann made-the trip by auto
as far as Ashby, Mimi. and Mr.. Manr
expects to Join her here next week
Mrs.. Mann will be remembered By
many friends as Miss Edna Hankey
! and at one time was connected with
the editorial department OF the Grand
Forks Herald.
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Fourth Ballot.

EONfCh HANOI. #-
Alabama, 24-Glass, 2s Cox, 3;
Davis 3 !; McAdoo. IL; Palmer, 4. z
Arizona. s-Cox. s.: McAdoo, 3.
Arkansas, 1s-owen, /; P~alnaerr43;
California, 28-Passed.
Colorado, 12-cymminss. i; Ne
Connecticut, 14-Cummings. IA.
Delaware, 6-Marshall, 1; Cox. 2;
McAdoo, 8.
Florida, 12-Edwards. l.. Marshall,
I;;-McAdoo. 8; Palmer. Z.
Kansas 2o-McAdoo. 20.
Louisiana. 20--Davis, 2; Palmer. 1;
Cox, s; McAdoo. So Clark g.
Georgia. 28-Palmer. 90. /.
Idaho, S-McAdoo, 8.
Illinois, 5s-Palmer, as: Cox, -;
Indiana, 3o-Marshall, 80.
Iowa, 2S-Meredith, rs.
Maine. 12-Palmer, s; McAdoo, 8.
Maryland, 16-Cox, 8 1-2;. McAdoo,
IS IA; Davis. 2.
Massachusetts, 38-Paased.
Michigan, 30-Palmer. IL; McAdoo,
16; Cbx, 4; Marshall. 2; absent, 1.
Minnesota. 2N-Edwards, 2; Palmer,
q mississippi, 2o-coxi3o.
Missouri. 36-Clark, n; Cox 8 10;
McAdoo. ls l-2;1 Owen, 4; Palmer, -;
absent. !.
sMontana. S-McAdSn < f-,,no !.
MINIS !. eu'a
N~ebraska!A 16-Meredifh. ). Nc.
Ado. 2: Hifchoock' 20 :
Nevada, 6-McAdoo, n.
New Hamnshire a-t6cAdoo Il.
Palmer. 8: cnmminrs' i: CO... i :
New Jersey. 29-Edwardss ss1S
New Mexico. e-McAdpo, s: Cox. i.
NORTH Dakota. io-coS' psIn,.r
o; McAdoo, 4. "
okiehowa : Saa-ovar a.
Oreron. lo-Mc4doo. ia.
Pennsyiyania. 7e-Palmkr! I Ma.
Adop, q.
Rhode Island, 1o-palmer. 4;-Davis.
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Cox. l. 5asS4A
Davis. 13knsNTaaGl Stsn li co1. s;
west virrinis-i6. navfs ,1e
WEconsinMas:aco "a. 70 q
Wyoming-S:HMsAdo 81.
Cox, ID 1900 8
HawaiiVNs NcAann. q. psImst
PhilippinesAS: IcAdSo q: Bal.
mer, I; smith. /.
Porto Rico; Palmer, =; Davis.
Adoo, &. i' \ Is ''1ss We
Canal zone-2; Palmer. Me-
q. Ms4 sssi,si :s' rs ss,s.r q. As i; s. IS:
Adoo Rained ~ ana Cor rsiAaS'a -
y ss--7f
Efth hallosy
Alabama-1:T Glasa. .: Cor. =.
Davis. 8; Palmer, u; McAdoo, Il.
ArKanss.I5o1sC: o ovan McPaE
McAdoo. o. Cor. ~ -
caiifornia-2s; McAdoo. Is; Cum
/ i; coiby' IoA' - sHa'.n' = palmer'
Colorado-l2; Cummings. i: Nc
Adoo, 3; Palmer, s. =
Connecticut-l4: Cumnnirxs. Ia.
jHE% DeLA Wale-0. COZ. H.
McAdoo, 4.
: Florida-12: Edwards. I. MARKHAM
I; McAdocS =; Palmer, I.
.idaho@s; McAdoo ,sli -
Mlinois-5s; Palmer, 81; Cox. -:
McAdoo, IA,
Iowa-2e:- Meredith a..
Kansas-20: McAdoo. 20.
Kentuckv-a6: S>nx q. cAdoo A.:
Louisiana-2o; Cox. s; McAdoo, s.;
wards. NJ. AVS o'A1A' 80 80
MMains-n-Palnsr, 8; McAaeo: 8.
bH; Davis, q. !" taStNao -
Massachusetts3- ss-Palnnar5 IA.
McAdoo, II: Gov. 81 Ower =:
Smith, /: Colbv. j.
MichiRan-3e: Palmer. III. No.
Adoo, is; Cox, Al, Marshall. II;
2; Palmer. 5: McAdoo Vi 8. ab :; COX
MissouriNas: cIsrE: 4 Coy sn.
i McAdoo. 1917: OwsnS'M. ps1n,.r &:
absent, l..
Montana-s; McAdoo, 3.
Nebraska-is; Meredith: !; Nc
Nevada-s; McAdoo. 6.
New Hampshire-s: MeAdco. 4.
Palmer. 8. Cumminrs T.. CnT
New Mexico-6:: McAdoos <. pal.
mer, i. =
New York-ao. smith. "a
North Carolins-s1.st.Mcxrno -
North Dakota-fo: Palmer. =:
'o ohioL4 MeA coz Is s.
nkiahoo.-Gsn nn1~k, On ri
Vo refopmio; Mc AHo's ~ ~.
Pennsylyania-7s: P.inser -.
i McAdo-c N = -"
Rhode 1s,and-1o. palmer 4. n.-
! J,s. i. smith .. =. .
South carolina--is; McAdoo, is.
Tenne.sea@s4 ca "a. HSrAdnn 4.
Davis. q: - "'auoo' :
TexasN4o: McAdoo. a.. s.,
paHima ,moa n :; COG. 2;
: ' - '
s,,.5 1.r.. 4:
Alabama. . syn hs,Io'' !; coz. J:
p. xliso =; Rs smse., Z: !; n ssaseo. T. Z:
McAdno 4. rox 1H'l = raihef' :
cum mirsa ~11p..im.,aypgo' : :; Lo*; q
raiaraSn, r,,na ~. etnt!a
Adoo =. p,,ns.r NC
Connecticut, i4.cumminx.. u.
McAda" ~aIe' :; COX !;
F1ariSa. 1a-p,...d
c.nrs;a alrssrsa. %
IId.he * Al
InIn4, 5eMto !. j, IA,
anann1 a. coz -;
Mandnu oo-SpA' - Maatttsan III
~ s;~.h ,,a.. -
NJ ,.e siAeh 4HusAaL nIoke 10 COX
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Idaho 8; McAdoo 8.

Idaho 8; McAdoo g..
Illinois IS; Palmer 90, Cox IL, Nc
Adoo II.
Indiana 30; Cox II, Marshall IL.
McAdoo 2.
Iowa rs: Palmer 26. y
Kansas 20; McAdoo 20.
Kentucky-2S; Cox "a, McAdoo 5.
Louisiana 20; Cox s, McAdpo s., Da-
Wis 2. Clark S.
Maine IL; McAdoo s, Palmer s.
Maryland Is: Cox 8 1-2, McAdoo S
l-2, Davis 2.
Adoo 9, Cox s. Owen T. DAYS. !, Smith
Michigan 80; Palmer II, .McAdoo
IS. Cox I. Marshall 1, absent 1.
Minnesota "a; Cox 8, Palmer 5, Nc
Adoo Is, absent l.
Mississippi 20; Cox 20.
Missouri SO; CLARK 2, Cox 4 IL.
Owen 1, Palmer 3 1-2, McAdoo IS, alb
sent l..
Montana g.; McAdoo 8.
Nebraska 49,; Owen O.. McAdoo 6.
Edwards /.
Nevada s; McAdoo 6.
New Hampshire 8; McAdoo 4, Pal
New Jersey IS: passed.
New Mexico 6; McAdoo s..
New York 80; Clark 1. Davis /.
IS.
New Jersey 2s; Cox IS. McAdoo 8.
North Carolina "a; McAdoo "a.
North Dakota 10; Palmer /, Cox 2,
McAdoo T..
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THIRD Ballok

Alamaba. 24-Glass 80 cor 4:
Davis.E3: Palr1er. S1.TMcAdoo. !
Ar,.on. s,S 49,
McAdcHs u 1hna' ~. !. SHki 49,
xuI1n.s
.1B-OWep, i; FAlmerES
81 Coz. ll. @
In ALABAMA Palmer lost / to Me-
Adoo. I
Colnra 40 -c,,SAnrnxn 4. M.
Adoo. !: Phlmsr. ~ 1s s' 81 Mss
rana.a,.'.a :as
81 20 le g l4-eumminss.
Delaware, 6-MarshAlIs2T McAdoo,
80
Florida, 512--EdWards..s I Daniels,
l; Marshall. q; McAdoo. 81; Palmer. g.
u Galtfo!nt passeds I HI,
Idaho. s-McAdoo.Ss
Illinois, 6S-Palmer, 81; Cox, ~;
McAdoo.El 81: DaYiA,S1..a n Ii
Ins,sns; .oM !. ]. ' ts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
KentuckyYI26-cox. "a; MeAdoo, :.
Loutsianes.ae o-Cox, DaviS. !;
.AgAd1o, y. Pssmsr 81 =; s clsIk;
Maryland, 1s--Cox. Ia; McAdoo.
1-2H Davis, b; Edwards Id; Pal
l-2. L Y
Massachusetts, $s,IPassed. \
Is; Cox, |; Marshall, i absent i.
Minnesota, 24-Edwaras, Q: Palmer,
3; McAdoo, u: absent II
I mississippi, 20----Cox, 20.
Missouri. 3s-Passed:
Montana, 8-McAdop. Is Cummings,
?; Edwards, i, IS
Nevada, Cox, q.
New Hampshire. s-McAdos. 4;
Palmer, 2; Cumptings. I;Cox, !.
g 2Jersey, 29-Edwards, 2S:
New Mexico, 6-McAdoo, N Ger
arg. l; Palmer ~
+ New York, 90-Smith. 50.
North Carolina, 24-McAdoo, "a.
North Dakota 10-.Palmer, 4; Nc
Adoo. g.
Ohio, 4S-Cox. s4s.
Oregon. 1o-McAdoo, 10.
Pennsylyania, 7S-Palmer IS; Mar
shall, i; McAdoo, ..
Rhode Island. 1o-Davis. |; Smith,
=; Patpe =. q McAeoo; .; absent l.
South pak9sa. los-Gerard, =.
g4-Cox, =; McAdoo. b;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

.Getst Returns-H. Il. Geist has re-
turned from Minneapolis where he at
tended the first acknowledgements
Of thY American Bakery school OF
Dunwoody institute. While In the
cities Mr.. Geist visited P. j. hAva-
Joseph's hospital at st. Paul. Mr..
Kavanaugh expects. to return here
within a few days. according to Mr..
Geist.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

anc 1t Merrifiold; saturday. July
3; big time. good music by the ceIe.
brated Empire Orchestra. Let's go!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

Belmont Park-Dancinr every
Tuesday andFriday evenings. 8 to
l2:lb; 10 cents per dance, Nmard's
OrchestrA,-Ady. &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

Visiting Here---P. j.. Iverson OF La
kota superintendent Of schools Tor
nelson county, is here today on q
business visit.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

On Ffshing Tn-Lawrence Larson.
and Alberti Eyanson left this morning.
for MapleGLake where they expect to,
try their luck at fishing They made
the trip by motor. .35
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

Big Picnic at Belmont Park pavilion
July s., 1920. Races, climbing greasy
pole, games and sports all day. Dane
ing on1best floor IN state. Band music
all day. Mcdonald Brothers trained
horses and animals will Perform.
Bring the family:-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

Returns, rom Portland-J. H. Grif-
Fin, division freight agent Of the
Great Northern railway, returned
Friday evening 4rom Portland, Ore.
where he attended. the Shrine .cere-
m0niall.. " sJ SsSs4.@l d AZ
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

Card of Thanks-We wish to thank
our friends and ne:ghbors for the.
kindness and sympathy shown us
during the illness, and death Of our
beloved husband and father. Mrs.Gun-
dar Gunderson and family. Andrew.
Arnold. George, Nina and Dorothea Of
this city: Mrs. Goldberg and Tom
fiundersons of St. Pnul.-Adv:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

Mail or Bring your broken glasses
or frames to US. We are Optical sSpe-
cia1ists. All work is taken care Of
promptly: r. G.. McAllen, Eye Sight
Specialist. Phone 1881. >Oflice.
suite II and 10, over Dakota Pharm-
acy, Grand Forks. N. D.. p. o. bog
764.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

Man-James Caldwell Of
MARVEL is among the business men,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

Holiness Tent Meeting - Corner
First Ave. and Chestnut ST., 2:30 and
1880 p. M; Sunday 1890 a. m. $3.50
p. m. and $3.50 p. m. All are well
come: this is an Observation-Disclosures
meeting, therefore, you area member
OF It Come and hear Rev. Stalker.
You cant afford to miss it.-Adv.S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

johnson to Speak - sveinbjorn
johnson will be the chief speaker at
the picnic which the Swedish, Order
of Wasa V giving on Sunday, July 4,
at the o. M. Sanders grove, miles
north OF East Grand Forks The pub
be a program Of sports and other in
~teresting events. 7.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

Fourth of July Picnic at O.. NJ
S%undeen's grove; miles north
of East Grand Forks, by the Swedish
Order OF tWasa. Tug Of war, races,
etc. with prizes. Refreshments served
all day. Autos. will meet you at the
Odd Fellows hall or Kingman's drug
store, East Grand Forks. Fare 15c.
The Committee.-Adv.S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

~" Men Leavc-C. e. :Zink, physi-
cal director and Arthur Tweet, assist
ant secretary Of the Y. M. GA. will
leave tonight en- route for Lake Cen
eva, Wis, to attend the annual Y. NJ.
G. a. summer camp, now being held.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

Ctibor's Band and Orchestra-will
play this week atsPark River, Legion
ster Baseball Tournament, Thur, att
ernoDn and evening and Friday after
noon; Bachelors Grove, Friday eve
ming; Stephen. Mimi, Legion Day, Sat.
.--Adv 3t&
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-03

Telephone Directory delivery will
stark "Wednesday, July z. Subscribers
will materially assist in this work BY
leaving old directories at door. NV.
Telephone. Exchange Co.=AdI.