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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-05-15
CHEERING IN THE COMMONS
VeHoua Kinda Of Applause That Are
to be Heart In the British
Lever House,

The giving of applause in the Brit
tts signify Of science. A cheer from
q single member is not infrequept, but
mas little Significance unless 1t comes
from al important parsonage. 1t Is
cheering IL chorus that constitutes
the British demonstration.
The tone Of the cheering varies &C.
coTdi1s TO the temper Of those who
cheer. First, there Is the hearty, full.
voiced cheer Of genuine approval, re.
sounding, awakening the echoe8 and
full OF encouragement.
Next comes the low, subdued cheer,
gradually spreading along all the
benchez, Indicating the deep-seated
agreement that does not seek vocifer-
cus or hilarious expression. This Is
employed either on solemn occasions
or m moments o; natho5 or n &c
kn,wfedgme2t OF aome confession %
the cart of al opponent
Ir crl cheering is often heard N
tfe c-mrons. Tile tone Of sarcasm is
aiws j. L. r.Ist c"ble. Often It Is the
e.c-'t-- nce7-fed to an argument or
a :. crent by an opponent, FOR tbs
furEl.i denying OF which there nay
no: lie sn opportunity. 1t is hostile
but frequently good natured enough
AS an intensihcation IF this thers
Is the sarcastic cheer, Far SHARPER anu
more incisive. Mingled with laugh
ter, II Is, from the British standpoint
As disconcerting 20 the EpeGkar aa
anything may well Gs
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NOTICE.
~ G EzS S f

The public is hereby noti-
fled that the roaming OF cat
tie on the levees of the Left
Bank Of the Parish of St.
John the Baptist IS strictly
prohibited.
Leonce D. Chauff,
Commissioner.
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NOTICE

The public is hereby notified that
the assessment rolls of the Parish of
st. John the Baptist. La, Will be
opened for inspection beginning Mon
DAY, April 10, 1920, and extending
for period of 20 days as ner resolu-
ton of the State Board of Affairs
passed February II, 1920.
]. o. MILLET,
Assessor
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Official Proceedings
of The
POLICE Jury.
Parish of St. John the Baptist

Edgard, La, May 9th, 1920.
The Police Jury met this
day in regular monthly ses-
sion with the president, Hon.
A. Lasseigne, in the Chair
and the following members
present: Messrs. Reynaud,
Barre, Songy and Cassagne
Absent, Mr.. Babin.
The minutes of the previous
meetings were read and on
notion duly seconded and
carried, same were ordered
approved.
1t was moved by Mr.. Rey-
maud, seconded by Mr.. Songy
and unanimously carried,
that $500 be appropriated
to help digging the Bonnet
ARE Company's canal.
The Finance Committee report
ed favorably on the following bills
which were ordered paid:
Justices of the Peace
]. L. Pancaire, 1st. ward, $3.50
P. R. Jacob, End. ward, $3.50
Denis Dufresne, 3rd. ward, $3.50
A. 4. Perilloux, 4th. ward, $3.50
P. Rene Montz, 9Th. ward, $3.50
e. A. Picou, 9Th. ward. $3.50
Constables
Gustave Chasez, 1st. ward, $4,000
A. B. Jones, End. ward, 1000
.. Monconduit, 3rd. ward, 1000
Eug. Tamplain, 4th. ward, $500
Olivier Webre, 9th, ward, $500
Wilfred Vicknair, 9th. ward, $500
CASTOR Galliot, Treasurer, 5000
Wallace Lasseigne, Secretary, $3.50
Alfred Chapoton, janitor, 1000
LIE Meschacebe, Official Jour. 5000
Louis Rodrigue, r. D. No. 2, 5000
There being no further business
the Jury adjourned.
AUG. LASSEIGNE
President.
WALLACE LASSEICNE
Secretary.
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Official Proceedings
-Of The
School Board
Parish of St. John the Baptist.

Edgard, La, May E, 1920.
The School Board assembl-
ed this day in regular month
ly session with President E.
0. Abadie in the Chair and
the following members pre-
sent: Messrs. Alexander,
Tassin, Gendron, and DR.. E.
T. Feucht; absent, Mr.. Mil
let.
The Secretary read the mi
nutes of the preceding meet
ing and on motion of Mr.. Al
exander, seconded by DR.. Feu
chit, and carried, the minutes
were approved as read.
The Superintendent explain
d that the week ending May
2S, would complete the nine
months for the white schools
and the five months for ne
gro schools. 1t was moved
by Mr.. Tassin, seconded by
Mr.. Alexander, and carried,
that all schools be closed on
Friday Nav %.
1t was moved by Mr.. Alex
ander, seconded by Mr.. Tas-
sin, and carried that Thurs
day, May Is, be declared a.
holiday.
The Superintendent explain
ed that the Knights of Colum
bus had asked for permission
60 hold a Fair on the Edgard
High School grounds on Sun
y, June e. 1t was moved
by Mr.. Tassin, seconded by
Mr.. Alexander, and carried,
mat the Knights of Colum-
Dus be rendered the use of
the School and Grounds for
heir Fair.
1t was moved by Mr.. Alex
ander, seconded by Mr.. Tas-
sin, that the following appro-
we'd bills be paid and there be |
ing no objection it was so or
dered:
Walton D'Arensbourg, re-
papairs S 200
DR.. E. P. Feucht, furnish
ings 2.2O |
T. Haydel, repairs 200
The Big Store, furnish
ings 600 |
Achille Hilaire, repair
ing 100
George Bourgeois, fur
nishings 8.85
ieorge Refine, books 15.47
There being no further busi
ness on motion of DR.. Feucht,
seconded by Mr.. Tassin, and
carried, the board adjourned.
E. O. ABADIE,
President School Board.
LUBIN F. LAURENT,
Secretary School Board.
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ATTENTION HOG OWNERS

The roaming of hogs on the levee of
the Right Bank of this Parish is here
by strictly prohibited. Owners of
nogs are respectfully urged to keep
their hogs away from the Levee as
hogs found roam ing at any time will
be dealt with accordingly.
IA. CHAMPAGNE,
Commiss Oner.
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WONDERFUL Stuff
LIFT OUT YOUR c0RNS
Apply q Few drops then life eorne ef
ealiusee on with flnaees-
no paln.

No humbugi Any corn, whether hard,
soft or between the toss, will loosen
right up and liz out, without . particle
OF pain or SORENESS
This drug Il called freezone and Il q
compound of ether Discovered BY . Gin
cinnaN man.
AK d any drug store for . small
bottle Of frsesone, which will scst but
. tride, buA IL sufficient 70 rio ones
fssS Of every corn or callus.
PuS . few drops directly upon any
tse6ef, ashiAg corn OF calluA Instantly
ths soesnsss disappears and shortly the
soea q esllus will loosen and can b
hftsA ~ With The fingers.
TAis dug freezone doesn't eat out the
sogna q calluses but shrivels them with
o9s svsn irritating he surrounding skin.
1uss sAinkl No pain q ell; NJ SORE
ness o. snaEting whsn applying n or
Afterwards. II your dsugg3st doGS hAya
sZa31nA I'm lin a1dI a foE ron,
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st. John Church
CHURCH NEWS /!

LIE 4 Mai a l'eglise St Jean
Baptiste, Marie Anne Belle,
file de M. ct Nine Arthur
Leger. Parrain, Maurice Tri
che, marraine Melle Felicie
Leger.
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FCn SALE.

Property of Mrs. T. !. Fau-
cheux, on the river front |
mile above Edgard, P. O. An
ideal spot for a home and
farm.
Prospective purchasers will
please communicate with
Mrs. F. ]. Faucheux,
Edgard, La.
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LIE 10 Mai, Inez Marie, file
de NJ. ct Nine Alfred Haydel,
Jr., Parrain, Edouard Hay
del, marraine Emile Laurent
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

rSK6jtsBssSl
ufNsstbA 6todrsnE man 1StAnfpS3nG 4k6
diSto 2 the senafHs funcfions XhS
asrsnssxslpstufa epSerntdenitsssAs III 1:
Cox I'D has bec0n1S arsSpstenaaxEy
I was aeysr &c in 81
a owr0te the ioast1 tuition thAxs
Z dominating group msNttc Ssefiate
should 0bstEuctss#the Htreatt ssss6siMk
Agencies of government onSsc&nxciap-
itiou6 pretext while moved BY the hid
don purpose Of proniotingsapGrty AdYs
1Antake.s" he continued. II III wAssAney4r
intended thlt the senate 2houIdSlhaye
any control over the president except
10 share With him Thy itsspORrer ofscpn-
nrmation. responsiblity TOR e~fEicient
public service. This, Of course, 10 inS ad.
ditidn t0. its authority In the ratificd-
ton Of treaties. A 4
al three branches OF government
were Intended 70 ~ separate and dis
Enthusiastically nothing could be more
clearly S6bYerBives oklthat ARRANGEMENT
than the ScarefullyFthought out plan OF
having the leaders OF the senate dOni,
nate a8political convention andS4make
the choice Of the party for the pregf-
dency.f The very argument which Sem
ator Harding advances in support Of
the senatorial Individual. certainly
hold with equal logic toSthe preserve
[tion Of executive individuality. Not
only will the people at all times re
gard my departure from this principle
a. DANGEROUS, but they resent the at
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21
WEDDING HALTED:
BNPOLICE; GIRLS
MOTHER AWAITED

[az FrLH ~ -ME -. OIL L.LE E1E
Minneapolis, Aug. 2l.--waiting'
!anxious!y for the arrival Of the Igirl's
lnother. a wblldebe bride and bridesI'
groom arc being detained at police,
headquarters instead Of enjoying their
honeymoon as they had intended.
Evelyn Mccartney, only Is years
old, who, the police say, left her
home in Superior, Wis, three weeks
ago, me Melvin Meacham. FL, who
was shell shocked In France, whore
he served for 10 months, and Is now
ut the Dunwoody institute.
Il They decided to get married, but
they had to get a license, and : pos
rficewoman4 saw their names in tho pa
pers 1ndz recogniEed that OF Evelyn.
She had been looking for her for
more 4thsnStWo weeks atthe request
OF the giY1'H parents, sne said
q When the p~olicewoman arrived, the
happy couple was on ths way to. find
"a minister, "a $50
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21
TAX-ON- WEALTH
49,. ,ss - DIII A00DnHEn

l Ylsnna. Aug IT. Masit tax
bill has been Adopteds by
the assembly after including In IT the
amendments proposed by the repair
atoms coIumissior. These amend
merts which caused much criticism
were designed to, prevent the hill con-
I~traveninE terms OF the peace treaty
Cpconhscting with the Entente'sFn ro-
bosal ofsMAy 81, 1920. for q bond issue
. cover present OF future credits tY
Austria. u
Chancellor Rehner. In presenting
the amendments, said he did 10 be-
cause NATIONAL misery forced the coun-
ttysAo comply with Allied demands.
Foreign Minister Bauer, said with
.bitterneas that 1t; was the hrst time In
history 4 foreign poMsr e.yeF, drafta0
and forced. acceptance of-AmendIaenta
to legislation pending In the lAs4siat-
,ure az smother state. He was Gheared
Social Democrats Curing the debate
charged that .Christt4D> Socialists had
attempted 10 defeAt(1he mekslyA 81
inspiring bankers and rsRreSentatlyea
of big business" to, gp1t0 the rSpar,s3
atoms commission to point oAtssssttle
DANGERS SUf-the bill, When .DenNty
Friedman admitted doing % and Is
gan q sdeSense of his course there were
cries of s,'.Traitor!n Hang hftn!ssssssaK
,8r.oppssof memberss mades4a r1shs&s&oE
fftedxnan but he hid under asdS0ksand
!fnaAysssNas rescued BY pfnc1alk Sss
az A@Tl4EEa 'a ~ n = 80
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Socialists Indor,c !
Third Ipternationale

Pittsburgh. Pas Aug. 2l.--Indorse-
msnt OF the Third Internationals, with
certain reservations, by the Socialist
bounced here today BY the executive
as to the outcome OF a
referendum vote taken under instruc-
tions OF the national convention held
lin New York last May
IT was also announced that the party
in another referendum had. declared
against adoption Of the Dictatorship
of tho proletariat,"" al practited III
Russia. Sasf!s
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DISMISSED.

Berlin, Aus. s.--count Munster,
who was first equerfy to the former
Important position in the Republican
ministry for agriculture hasS been.
ssummariiy disn1issed.}
The Explanation, given on behaif of
ths g~overnsnent for his Aislnissal n
ifhats the count had said In public that
Herr SchWarn, his chief, the present
mlnister TOR Agriculture. formerly q
about agriculture.,"on tns less
sspseetfnll terms
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

.. .,,,,s an 1rIN%
.rirstad 49, 49, NV sSy ~
spn4.su 1913 I'D 10y
v 49, ! : nae Gsrs .toaay seys Gover.sar Coz
r~.esrt1S m 80 ~ liz ue ".
n,,hItcsn onr.s.sx. "a ny ~ n
Hardinr COM ~ .sr.ta 81.
rcr,,,n &c nnr,.iaWs ~ .osn.Nlpee g
essrh =
G.vA.Sa. nv sV.tc.n ILlu
snnrch $3.50 ~ ~ SsSsss. ~ n
dYg,t.a s.stn.# ~ Ia u n. q .!ne
srnn, 80 49,. Wttn
e.si. - sas1,rM..Iy xuNNry VA
sSrs.a y. an ~ ~ 80 ~
a. '1Yn,tsd $500 - ~ ~.
taken charge Of 81 important part sc
the government:
\ Deliherafa Interfermrr
!. ~. %
49, stpuP
~ Iormed Z
49, oig.eens.,ncny ~ y Eng
10y NY ynse s~a,nSsa+ely inteseIeaS VIZ
"a s Is.a g worla, delayeo re-
s.Iyyu..ssu.4hassns ~ W.
SnaSu ,ln1uHFy ahd diAdVshuA$ y tne
peTp,S . $500
tr,drr * 'a!.nnna o.,!,
5alse ~ Inserted ~ COZ,
~ n.n ~. { =. Iouls "
San.on, ICY, q ne vas 20 SPEAK
49, .Op'snl ~ q CoA 10y csiepra
't' I'M. !,
eeLMs aSaln9 u senate.-
asS's e: speci-
nsa.iy L. - Sauses Wy tne O.
ssh ~. = 1o.npl e ~ 5slceNss u
ops.lluu.'vs 'Aatacs, " mas ~ !htc
~ snsareiy new unaeSEaking ana y
eee ~ yMow g anneA. ~
Sumalnu.n nis altaeK o nliean
csAH Governor CoS
assv onaasSSeu lhat !ne kEeedy !nIeI-
ISIS wnlcn -. tne contrlnu-
LOIS nave neen IN nolorlous Censor
WIN .ne senatpris'
Attacks Leaders.
In attacking the senate leaders,
iGovernor Cox also again stressed the
necessity for the League Of Nations,
reiterating and expanding former ar.
iRdments in its support.
tYii Senator Harding, in his address de-
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EAST %SIDEl8RIEFS

Good roads tour No. in Polk
IcountX-Mas q huge success, the south
.ern tier of towns In the county heing
visited. Twenty-four auto loads OF
.Crookston business men comprised
the party with members of the Amer
AZ moor q relay was at Shelly and
at $3.50 p. m. CrookstoY was reached.
Eldred, Climax, NeifsvilTe. Shelley.
Beltrami. Fertile, Bencit. a4d Harold
wers visited:
Frank Drosky expects to motor to
Hope N. d. tomorrow to visit his
wife \and children who have been
visiting Mrs. Drosky,s sister; Mrs.
EratpraAMpndaY with his family.
{ sAA1its.rEss ii Brown and chrllidreenR re-
turned yesterday from sPernbina,
where they have been Visiting friends
for a week. rs
Mr.. and Mrs John Mler.Iwho have
been visiting relatives in this city foy
: 1sX s'y ys,t m9tsyed e tnst w. hen1e an II
companied by Mrs. o. r. Kass form
erly Pearl Hitler Of this city, Of Min
ncapolis.
Mrs. H. Satory has gone to Thomp-
sph, =. D., to visit her niece, Mrs
Scf1eald. s&
|! Mrs. Robert Brathwaite has re.
turned from Rochester. MINI. whHts
IShe has been receiving medical trsat.
!fnent. She is reported to be much
improved.
Mrs. o. NJ. Nichols Of Staples
Mimi, has arrived I'm. the city and is
visiting at thtSC. e. Mathews home or
North Third street.
Rev. Father Louis left last evening
for Barnesrille, Mimi. en- route L
Collcseville before returning to hi
home in New York, city. He has beer
yisittns relatives in this city for tlssls
\ ! sa sDia
Mop.: Wkitess master mechanic 10
the Northern Pacific railway, Will
headquarters in Staples, arrived II
the city to spend a few days on bust.
y zLr.h u HGF< re- L-LE Ghs ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

Upper IissisaippiyAn Nis.
oput1 Syelisys: Generally tatr hut
With nome probebtlity ahoNefsI
Wadneedaysp ~ Thursday; horfaatteIA.
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Fl. p. Grapottc of Williston is a
BUSINESS visitor. IN the city.

Miss Martha Licktieg, who il ON
her vacation,s1is. spending a few DAYS
visiting ! I. Tabor at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. eFaFnnk yVavra
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

Spoeder Fned-A speeder was pick
ed up on Belmont avenue this morning
and given a finA OF ten dollars.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

Mew dffscsot Asareftkieus, AdId1r
ton for Raptista ~ stStes Will 1xfavS
here tNaSAptembers u
CIV pumping sl..iona vslsup
piled with soal q winter.
Dirseterssof Grand Forks h III
meet nexts Monday sveninE. & s
AN. i. Elton VIM atteHAS meeting a
y cSSeryteeSAM Isolation.
Blast of whistls cslebra&es winning
io1ahaliot by women $s
j. ~ II o.Connor sknrs.ses Spleasur,
over viotory IS women's suffrage. /
q: II. Bu,rtness declares shimrNsalf III
favor Of adjusted compensation Tor
servfcey 2 t@
sewer pipe for fedsra, I'D road
pso3es ~ MI Y ach &. Med sto a l9nS 2
scinlb representatives. viii
tnys.tisate .ehepe ior An f,ibre
plans tor holding q market, day III
Grand Forks will be discussed BY
Commercial club directors.
Local nue. return from session OF
5atateseaualisattop hoard at Bismarck.
CT g Packard II home after four
years seryics in United States Navy.
!. Kavanaugh returns to city.
Healthsis much irnrrovsd.
~. AZ. g. Az gySnnasiumy is being
prepRred for fall Grasses
Grand Forks golfers will 80 to~Be-
midi Sunday. So S RI.
$3.50
Funeral services for four OF thu
boys drowned lastssWednesday are
held at Fisher. isSS E
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

Goes 10 Renpidji-M. Ct Bachelor
left for Bemiaji today. He will returHs
early next week.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

Inspccts Gravel-t. 81. Giles. city.
engineer, went to Cropkston today to
secure samples of gravel whtch-it Is
contemplated to use In city work.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

CLOVES willie, NJ. y. (revissdlss a.
Se1ts Prssaously Announced ! ST.
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,adB {, !

so
~ -. &
s. - 4! s..; ~ ssgs - - 2I.c1 Ill u
i ons's. a9s 5s
s. = ,stnA 49, 49, III ~ An Il. 4 A. 81 o.
AN 49, 800
Clean RaeJ;sssFiv fed-Fro vininx.
machiness1 Hsssl w.
$3.50 ~ n asssSs 5
ter totaiins \ twsnte6 nskota. Anto
Co-.Ady' - 49, ~
-----ss----
!, Dance y Fsdden1 Grove every
@orchdstra.-Adv. '. 'Hs
Dance "a Ndden,a Grows every
SThursdAy night. Muse 81 Emard'ss
Sorchestra.-Ady. t8sM
81 ----..S -----&
ths eity ssal sSoat "a ,'nrst q ssp--'
$500 ..-r-ssa-s
Belmont Park-pancinx every
TIea6av FsnA aSfn
1915. Emard;s orchestra.-Ady.
--s.-s S1
the state mill and elevator will prob-9
ably be resumed next Monday afterSa
-,
= s 49, lsssNeNsaa- TE g Ior
-. Is. i. $ oIss ~ soaea AZ z slocatShos
n pi lsst, We TT eia. aL Ary1la.
I. ......-~, ~. 49,.
hss,S =. ~. Az, =. I,a ~ SpiUOccs;. g nas
/. ID i,,nr .syIs.s " ZOE 80, ~ sioWS
= . .np 81 aHs 49,. s$a5S
TIhn F.r,r.,.. rnIcn.-un. 49,.
new el~crstcrsl,s 80 49,
and viii 49, !. ~. sn 49, sav.ig X e.
Thursday. Aug. 10. Fasnaers co.opsr-
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GRAIN.

Austria's tax on wealth Is exrSxfs
to produce 4, 900 1000 0 scfowng.Ansz
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nr8 g., ]. GisaAson will be away from
the city vi, til about the hrst OF Sep
Stember.-.Ady.

Belmont Park-Dancing ever,
Tuesday and Friday evenings. . Y
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.. Curran motored
|ipto this city from Oslo to visit friends
for n s,nn 1T time. 49,
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Plan af6 Resume Work-Work on
the state mill and elevator will prob
ably b 9 resumed next Monday after
suspenstonInfs several weeks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

Is Improving-Miss Elizabeth
Locke. No. 8 Platky block. who has
been sertously Ill for aTsswsek, IL slow
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Funeral Held--.Funeral services for,
Dbl .8ClsanssSSwho died at 4 iocalfhos-
pitai, weres$held at Aryilla.
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FIGHTING
CONTINUES IN THE
/. !. WARSAW REGION

.lContinued from paKe Is
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CfIttcEBG6 Men.
Governor Cox emphasized that h
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

Take Good Advicc-Drop in and
havesa look al; my fail and winter line
Of the hard finish worsteds and
serges. Youskncw that the soft. finish
Ia noygoods The new andSlow price
liz $36, $4o,#$46 and $50. Fit .guarans
teed. N Nordlund, The Tailor, ,Ners;
mont bldE.-Adv. s s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

Big Doings-Dance at Kreda's
Grove Sunday. August ~. 1890 New
Grand Theater orchestra Of Grand
Forks will furnish the latest dance
music. Everybody welcome. Direc-
toms miles. north and 8 rides east
OF East Grand Forks. Lst's 80 where
they have. the good dancee.rAdv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

/, Kop:s Whftess master mechanic sloi
the Northern Pacific railway With
headquarters in Staples, arrived in
the city toS spend a few days on bust
ness.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

Funeral services for Tour Of thu
boys drowned last Wednesday are
held at Fisher gSs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-24
PERCHED on EIRES.
DEFIED THE POLICE
Man Supposed to Be crazed by Whis-
key Caused Excitement at
Mobile, Ala.

Mobile. Ala, April "a. After having
defied the police for hours. forced the
cutting of Of electric power and caused
the disruption Of street car service and
traffic generally at one Of the princi-
pal downtown business centers. a man
who last night starthd hundreds Of
pedestrians BY walking and swinging
monkey-like amid she overhead elec-
trio and telephone wires. at an early
hour to-day still was perched on his
lofty seat midway between two poles
The police expressed the belief that
the man had BECOME crszed either from
drugs OF Whiskey. They were inclined
toward the latter after the victim :
antics. They believed after the effects
were of the wire walker would volun
tarilv return % earth.
The policc. after il vas apparent
their efforts tstalk the man into de-
scending would b. futile. had the cur
rent cut oG 20 prevent possible elee-
trocution. adopted = policy ~ watch
fui waiting and e1utented themselves
with keeping irafiic moving.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-24
WARSHIPS SENT
AS SAFEGUARD.
To Protect American Lives
and Property in Rebel
Menaced Mexican Ports
U. S. OFFICIALS WATCH
SITUATION CLOSELY
Revolt Spirit Is Reported
to Be Spreading in
Mexico

Washington, d. c., April 24-Amer.
ican cruisers were sailing toward rebe
menaced ports in Mexico to-day. Off
cials of the state and war departments
continued to wait developments and
unoflicially it was declared any move
by the United States was improbable
unless made necessary by the menacing
OF American lives or interests.
The dispatch of war craft to Mazat-
Ian. to Polodampo and Frentera, was
taken to mean nothing more than a
guarantee so far as possible of Ameri-
can safety. II was not believed that
commanders of the vessels would be or
dered to go further than to afford ref.
uge to such Americans as chose to go
abroad. At Mazatlan the number of
persons was reported to be fewer than
Is. and a smaller number at Polo
dsmpo.
The number of states the Sonora
representatives here claim have joined
the movement is seven, with steadily
growing list of bands of federal troops
scattered through the states yet con
trolled by Carranza The most recent
detection claimed is that of the federal
commander at Linares, Neuvo Leon. ON
the railroad line between Monterey and
Tampico.