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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
DELEGATIONS
FROM SHOPS
HEAR JONES
Compares Power of Sin With
That of Fire in Stir
ring Sermon.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
thought Of sin where there is a good
God but nevertheless. like FIRE and
every other danger we have got 10
admit taat 1t is here and face it.
Sin consumes civilization. wrecks
homes. destroys manhood. ruins
w0mauhood and fires the world
In the Bible.
Il believe the most reasonable
statement about how il got here IS
in the Bible but you can't escape
the fact that il Is here.
Sin is like fire IN the way Il
attracts It's burning fascinates and
draws the crowds. If you could see
the final wreck and ruin wrought
by sin il wouldn't be attractive but
you see first its drawing fascinating
farm.
The way TO hell has the stimulst-
ing power OF the ballroom whiri. the
fascination OF evil amusement IL
has a strange. subtle. attractive
form.
The DEVILS cup Is sweet at the
first draught but the serpent of hell
Is in the bottom. Gods cup is bit
ter in the beginning but IL Is sweet
81 than anything the world can Of
fer In the end.
There Is the hest man the pos
sibilities OF the worst. Sin is latent
an every breast and though you may
not feet IL Is always active That
Is why the moral man without Cod
ds rotten in the interior of his soul
and some day the decay will appear
on the surface.
Sin Destroys.
Sin IS like fire in the way il de-
stroys. Both Are and sin destroy
quickly once they get a start Sin
Alike fire destroys without any re-
gard for value. You wouldn't put
IRE in your house and expect il to
destroy the trash and leave the
Things OF value untouched. Sin, once
BIZ gets in a city or in a home de-
Etroyes the finest man as well as
fhe outcast.
Fire will destroy all. Sin will de-
stroy all. /, First respect then rev.
erence and then love Of truth and
honesty and manhood and virtue
Nnally the last vestige of decency.
There is but one method of put
hing fire under COntrOl-that is by
throwing water on IT, The love Of
God and the water Of light Will put
put the flames of sin.
When ne made jhis plea Cor those
who would put out the fires of sin
10 declare themselves, II persons
rame to the platform. The majority
were young men and girls.
Preparations are being made to
accommodate capacity crowd at the
services tonight when Mr.. Jones will
speak TO women only on the sub
dect: The Woman i'm the Case"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
STREET CARS CRASH
on W4SHTNCTON ~.

end collision at Washington and
Taylor SITS. about 4:40 O'Clock Wed
ncsday afternoon. None Of the pas
SCngers were seriously injured. but
Miss Anna BarlSOwski. 2017 w.
Sample St, tainted from excitement.
Washington street car No. sos
stopped to discharge passengers at
Taylor ST. and sample street car
No. 81 rammed il from behind do
ing considerable damage to both
cars. Frank Lewis was the conduc-
tor of the Sample car, and Walter
FOX was in charge of the Washing
ton car.
The police ambulance in charge Of
Officers Devos and Luther made the
run. but none Of the passengers
needed their services.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06

Samuel FeiwelI for the democratic
nomination for prosecuting attorney
is 1.272 votes. Schocks vote in the
entire county is 2.166. to Feiwelrs
Anthony Wolfe who was the un-
opposed candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for Joint senator
for ST Joseph and Marshall coun-
ties, received 1,75j votes. In the re-
publican race for the Joint senator
ship nomination. Arnott NJ Cleve-
land OF Plymouth received 2.2S4
votes 10 1.4SO for George II. Har-
'rop.
IN the democratic race for the
nominations for three state repre-
sentatives. Edmund u. Sommerer.
1.66s; Leroy OF Walkerton. 1852.
and Patrick F. Green. 1892. were
nominated over Vernon x. Helmen,
1.112; Frank J. Mccormick. 920,
and Herman j. Weinke, 81.
Matthews Leads.
Asa T.. Matthews, with 2.S97 votes
led in the republican race for the
state representativeship nomination,
with Otto Roy Beyler 1853, and NJ.
4
ed d. ID. Kenneth. the fourth man
in the race. received 1.443 votes.
Marion Wesolowski won the race
for the democrats. nomination for
countt treasurer. with 1879 votes,
TO 500 for George W. Hull, go for
Wilson +. Snyder. and 407 for En-
met T.. WoOlverton.
In the republican race for the
county treasurership. Albert Slick
defeated Franklin NJ. Boone his
nearest opponent by 364. Slick S
vote being 1881. and Boone's 1,517.
Chester II. LaPierre and John
Mountain. the other two republican
contenders for the republican treas
urership nomination. received $50
and 537 votes, respectively.
Bailey Wins
The democratic race for the nom
nation for sheriff resulted i'm the
nomination Of Charles Z. Bailey by
2.159 votes TO Charles +. Cooks L.
Oo9. Louis 3. Duck. republica n
candidate for denomination for the
sheriff's Office. without opposition,
received $500 votes.
Coroner Earl p. Wagner polIed
$3.50 votes for denomination on the
republican ticket. while A. ]. Bos-
well polled 1902 votes for the dem
Ocratic nomination. Neither candi-
date was opposed. =. r. Gillin. un-
opposed candidate for the republic
an nomination for county surveyor,
and ID. MoOmaw. democratic candi-
date for the same office. received p
931 and 1855 votes. respectively
Moomaw was also Unopposed for the
nomination.
John *. Smogor was nominated
in the democratic race for county
commissioner for the middle district
with 1.9i9 votes. to 765 for Edmund
j. Hartman, and 49O for George W.
Phillips. Noah &. Lehman won the
republican nomination for the same
office. polling 1924 votes, TO 1929
for Frank A. Barley, 722 for c. Ed
ard Bucher, 62S for John W. Har-
bou, and 331 for g. }. Spohnholz.
There was no opposition TO ]
Frank Price for the democratic
nomination for commissioner for the
western district. He poHed 1.76S
votes Mark l.. Brummitt, present
county commissioner from the west
ern district. was Unopposed for the
republican nomination. He polled
3,095 votes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
MAY PROBE EXPENDITURES.

" ANEIINITION. May o.-SenaTp
leaders today were consulting on "a
renewed demand by Sen Borah for
Investigation Of Gen. Woods cam
paign expenditures. Following re-
ceipt of information concerning the
ohio and Indiana primary cam
paiEns conducted in behalf of Cen
Wood. Borah renewed his demands
thar proper committee be in
structed by the senate 10 make an
inquiry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
lI0Ln FAREWELL PARTY.

c. J. Allardt, until recently man
ager Of the Orpheum theater. was
the guest of honor at a farewell
party given by 40 employees IF the
theater at the K3ble banquet han
TCCsGay evening, following the last
performance. A color scheme or
green and white was carried out at
the supper table Mr. Allardt will
leave soon for Dixon. III where he
will enter the theatrical business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
BY Associated Press +:

MIN EVI1Al =. n - May b.-FI NY
six aviators, representing L eastern
colleges. will participate Friday in
the first annual field day TO be
hel dat Mitchell field here under the
auspices of the intercollegiate
Flying association. American Flying
club and the United States army air
service
All the contestants were in the
air service during the war and are
now in the reserve officers corps.
The contests, which will begin al
! p. m. included Commute altitude
tests a 10O-mile race-four laps Of
. miles each-trisls at landing on a
+ mark, maneuvering tests. alert
tests and exhibition flights. Regular
army planes OF standard type viii!
be used by all entrants
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
WAYNE COUNTY ELECTS
DEAD NAN TO OFFICE

RICHMOND, Ind. May Com
pletion of the returns for delegates
70 the state convention OF the re-
publican party from Wayne county
Wednesday disclosed that "A dead
man had been elected in Center
township. lie was Thomas +. Dun
bar of Centerville. Ind. who died
ten days ago OF pneumonia. The
county central committee met We'd
nesday and appointed Frank Hat
field Of Centerville his successor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06

HES CURED FOR
THE PRESENT. At l.

III - I MD ftfA
THE PRESENT. AT Ii Asst.
A gentleman Of the north end
and OF generous avOirdupois
has a fondness for duck eggs,
according TO a freQuenter of
Lceper park. AT least this gent
formerly had "a fondness for
duck eggs, but no more
Duck eggs not being carried
by most poultry produce deal
ers. this schemer had been in
the habit of robbing the poor
ducks in the Leeper park pond
of fruits OF their labor
The last time ne went 10 get
his usual supply. he learned
why they cali the mamma
brakes ducks.
lie was sneaking across the
narrow plank 70 get 70 the
vicinity OF the ducks nest when
His foot caught on a wire
which had oeeu stretched
across the l.lank for that par
ticular purpose. and
Ducked himself in the pond,
so
He went home eggless
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
RECEIVE RULING.

CHICAGO. May 5.-A ruling that
federal prohibition agents are pri-
Vate citizens and therefore not com
petent 10 make complaints in inter
nal revenue cases without written
approval OF the district attorney.
was received Wednesday from
Washington by federal officers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
REFLECT HODGSoN.

ST. PAUL. MINI, May 5.-Mayor
Lawrence Hodgson was re- elected
mayor i'm yesterdays city election
over William Mahoney. labor can
didate. returns indicated today
HodEsop's majority was AIS with
two minor precincts missing More
than 40. 600 votes were cast--a rec
ord for any election In st. Paul
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
GEN. WOOD PLEASED
WITH EARLY RETURNS
BY Associated Press

BN AssOIIdLNU ITFse
NEW YORK, May Mai Cen
Leonard Wood, who arrived here
Wednesday from Chicago. Wednes-
day night issued a statement in
which he denied that the purpose
of his visit was TO settle differences
between his managers. Col William
G. Proctor and Frank II. Hitchcock.
He came here, he said. on personal
matters and expects to return
Thursday night to Chicago, He
added that he expected later TO go
into West Virginia He expressed
satisfaction at the results OF the pri-
mary elections in Maryland and In
diana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
STATE CLOSES CASE.
Aeenafaeal nroees

PONTIAC. Mich. MAY 5.-The
state closed its case in the trial OF
Arson Best. charged with the MUIR
der OF Miss Vera Schneider, and
few character witnesses were exam
ined Tor The defense Wednesday.
Best, il was said. would probably
take the stand in his own behalf
THURSDAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06

ST. PAUL Mimi. Nav Mime
sofa republicans Wednesday were
caucusing on a state ticket The
county delegates viii make efforts TO
mold all republican forces around
one ticket AT the state convention
here Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
BY United Press

nN LIIIrH IIEsH-
Ell PASO. Texas, May Mexican
bandits near Fl ORC. state OF Mexico.
murdered Ralph Greenlaw Monday.
according 10 word received here to-
day. Greenlaw was q son Of Fran
els Greenlaw who. with another son.
was murdered at Fl Orc Monday by
bandits. The capture OF Torreon.
In the wealthy cotton section Of
Mexico. was partially confirmed by
reports reaching here today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
American Bankers Open
office in BuenOs Aires

BUENOS AIRES. May The
American Foreign Banking CORPORA
ticn. the fourth American financial
institution To establish "a branch in
Buenos Aires. has opened offices
here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
MAY EXAMINE BROKERS.

NEW YORK. May s. - Saul s.
Myers. attorney for bonding COM
panies which suffered losses through
the $4,000 Wall 81. bond rob
Ieries. today announced he would
make application before the United
states district court here for an
order permitting him 10 examine
various brokerage firms In Mont
real. Toronto and Quebec
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
NOMINEES COTrRFLI.

WASHINGTON. May 5.-Pres't
Wilson today nominated Frederick
c. Cottrell OF California TO be d.
rector OF the bureau OF mines 10
succeed Van H. Manning. who's
resignation was accepted last week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
The Penalty of EFFICIENCY.

The people seem TO be almost
unanimously Of the opinion that
Gen. Pershing ought to remain at
the head of the army.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
WOsrF.N TO ATrF.ND sERVFcFsz

WONIIlN To AIIEANU SERVICES.
The South Bend Woman's club
has been invited 10 attend the Bob
Jones services Thursday evening.
All members who expect 20 attend
the meeting are requested 10 meet
at the club rooms at o'clock. Mrs
Lillian Krieghbaum will act as mar
shall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06

PARIS. May 5.-The Hungarian
peace treaty VIII be handed TO the
Hungarian delegation. Thursday.
Ten days is allowed for them TO
sign
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
JOHNSON VOTE
INCREASES IN
LATE RETURNS
Gets a Plurality of 843 Votes
in St. Joseph County
Over DIR. Wood.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
NOTIFIED
TO ATTEND COUNTY y
INSTITUTE HERE

The Office of the county .superin-
tendentf of schools today sent out no.
tees to all teachers and principals OF.
grade and rural schools in the county
to attend a teachers, institute. which.
will be held on May 10, IA and. Is at
the university, in connection with the
conference of the northeastern di-
vision of the North Dakota Teachers
association.
Teachers of the county are required
to attend this institute, if possible,
and a program for their special bene-
fit and interest is outlined. There are
a number of interesting events sched-
uled for those dates that Undoubtedly
will help 10 attract the teachers Of
the county; to the institute. Among
these are the May fete at the upiver-
sity. the Mccormack concern at the
auditorium; and the music and de-
contests at the university.
Herald Want 'Adss,Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
ADrEK71sEMEnf.
Hair Roots Come Out
Before Your Very Eyes
(Nsw Method Bantshss superhuous
~ HAdr) :

The new way to remote superfuous
is RAPIDLY superseding Observation-Disclosures
.depilatory methods, as well as electrici-.
~. razor and tweezers. And no wonder!
could safely eat !it-so non-irritatinr
and odoEess it is altogether pleasant to
use-and the process is SO quick acting
that it actually removesythe hairs entire,
including the roots, i'm just a-few sec
onds! IN
You will surely have the surprise Of
your life if YOU obtain a stick al. phelac.r
tine from your druggist and follow the
simples Instructions which accompany it
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

u k.,.Y~ES l..-
there VIII Be a feeeption for the new
members Of The F4rst lutheran
LchufcK in the church parlors. ma all
friends and members Of the onxre.
|S large NUMBER na%Ss5 q 81, ssX n.mSss. have
since its Aorsnnisation last vesr.
A proeram of musicai number and
short addresses yhass heen arrsnred
y ~
Grand Fork. frAna. w,,l ~ ,rt.r.
ested in hearing A. Inc rn.,rs.rss a.
|IJohn Stanley Murphy. forn1efiy of MI
|.1ot, n. D. to Me- Lorrsine Msrie
Clancy, daughter 1of M. ana Mrs,
Peter clancytof st. Paul. The wedding
was an event Of WEDNESDAY. Aprii s.
church in St. Paii. Mr.. Murphy and
ern tri1, after which thew vii Be a
l,home in Winniner. Man..
The groom IL the brother az MI
Evelyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Minot
who has visited in Grant Forks en-
numerous occasibns.and .thefson az the
late Mr.sand MrxaJ. s. Murphy. saIso
formSrsreadents of Minot.
MFs - 4 A.1ohr.or .r..-..,r.d y
nss;,,i.s Y. =.
= an y ksts IL ~ aSssa r a1aus .I 49,
n nom' ei,na = n 10y SHnqay evenass in
= 49, n 81 = aSsss ~ I'M IS H
SSs,ss x:Sa1HsMssI.. sxsatL. NJ !.
H@sESgSkaSSa .i;;e
VII s;vs : car.n-t hn o' -
B Pslss,s : i student - ~ .ysI1 ssf 81 .sseths
GE " - -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
ORATORS WILL
Be SELECTED
At Contest to Be Held at
Old High School On
Friday Evening.

An o%raforical contest to chose a
boy and a girl contestant for the
state o%ratorical contest at the uni
versity May IA and Is will be held in
the auditorium of the old high school
building Friday evening at 8 o'clock:
Six students, will partake in the con
test. three boys and three girls.
Twelve girls are prepared to speak
and a preliminary contest was held
Three speakers were to be chosen
from the twelve to try out for the
final contest on Friday evening. Four
boys are prepared to speak also and
a preliminary contest will be held for
them Thursday afternoon. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

= HSoFse Selfert. captain Of~the
y Netghbor drill team, was pleas
my SURPRISED on Tuesday evening In
yer home..pn Sixth street by members
81 the team. A brief business meeting
Eas l}eld during the first partSo Of the
eSenihg, followed by a social hour OF
music and games and the service OF
an attractively appointed two course
supper. Mrs. Seiferf was presented.
%lth an attractive brooch, bearing the
ioyal Neighbor insignia.s Mrs. w.
thompson and Miss Nellie Garvick,
honorary members OF the drill team,
were guests at the affair.
irene, Blanchard, Hazel Engstrom,
MABEL Strpmberg. Lura Hams, Clara
Erelstad, Agnes Olson Myrtle and
Helen Garvick. Eleanor Stribbick,
E5irdi,c Morley, Anna Reby: Ida Mae
~kingsburN. Lillian trooper, NGradys
Butts. Ethel Young. Ruby Montgom-
cry, Anna Oracle, Clara Telle, Irene
IOien and BESSIE Balm. S
The Grand Norb club held its last
regular meeting this afternoon at the
oQme, Of Mrs. j. r. H~etherinKton, 401;
trnon avenue. There, were three
aebles and at the close Of the after
ttoon the hostess served a delightful
lepast. @
On Friday evening, the@club mem
Pers sviA entertain their husbaDds at
fards, the affair to- be held. in the
nome of DR.. and Mrs. G.. A. SWendf-
nan. Belmont emu There will be
even tables and thoroughly pleas
ut event is being anticipated.
i TX -
DIR. and Mrs. 6. S. Marsden, 208
Reeves avenue will have as their
Pouse guests for several days Mrs.
Marsden's sister,i Mrs. j, C. Thorpe
Veiva, N. D. who will arrive this
vening. ssMrs:sThorpe will be- accom-
panied by her two children.
X l:n * 4
Mr.. and Mrs. C.>J. Murphy. i32
Reeves avenue are entertaining as
heir guest Mrs. Murphy's sister,
Mrs. u. p. Chaplin ofaNilneapolisS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

Ell Paso-RMph Greenlav. son of
f. F. Greenlaw, who with another scr
was killed by Mexicans Sunday, Wa
murderedaeat the same place Monday.
according to adviGes here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

Miss Glenna Hagness was s years
old today, and in honor of the occa-
sion her mother, Mrs. Henry Hagz
ness, invited twenty of her little
friends to their home, $40 Alpha,
avenue, for q birthday party. The
hours were from 4 to Z o'clock and
during this time games were played
both indoors and out. A peanut
hunt" was one Of the most fascinat-
ing Of the parlor games. IL there
were numerous stunts and contests.
The house was effectively decorated
for the affair the colors of green,
white! and red being used to. advan-
tage and combined with tiny color
ed lights, FORMED an. attractive din
ing Dom decoration. A special :fea-
Cture of the birthday luncheon was the
miniature birthday cakes presented
Ito each guest.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Luz
Itheran church will hold a regular
meeting in the 'parlors of the church
on Thursday afternoon, opening at 8
o'clock. Following a short business
meeting. there will be refreshments.
and hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mesdafnes Gilbert Moskau and
svenbjorn johnson. ~ :
The, Degree Of Honor lodge viii
meet this evening at s o'clock in the
Odd Fellows hall, There will he an
initiation and all members are, urged
to attend
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

Mrs. Finley D. Cameron. 2o5
Reeves avenue. has gone to Mime
where she will spend several
days with friends, returning the end
OF the week. /
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

Cedar Rapids. Iowa-Jack Reyn-,
olds, w~elterweight wrestling cham
pion, defeated jim. Murdoch in! two
straight falls. a sR 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

The Hague-Horses. carriages and
belonging to the former
kaiser, including a gold mounted set
Of harness presented to him by the
pope, were advertised for sale. os-
tensibly by Count Hohenzollern him
uo1f S|Z 70. ~ ~ taf-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
Hoover Surprised

New York, May 5.-Herbert Hoover
issued a statement here today III.
which he expressed surprise that
under the circumstances SO largeaa
vote should have been cast in EaN-
fornia for the delegates favofing my
nominations
"For my friends, in entering my
name, introduced no personal issue,
but asked an opportunity to register
9 protest at Senator ,Johnson's Nex-
treme opposition to any league to
prevent war and reduce armaments,t'
said the statement.
With a. group of amateur clubs
only a month old, they were. Of
course, handicapped inN opposing the
regular party organization. but the
real situation is that the people of
California have been much torn be-
tween their loyalty. and friendship to
the senator, for his able rescue Of the
state during his governorship from
vicious corporation control, and his
too narrow vision, on our International
necessities. The fact that in these
circumstances more than a third Of
the party protested against this latter
view should strengthen the support of
the Republican majority in the SEN
ate.n u.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

. Harding 1868.
. San Francisco, May, 5-Returns
,presidentiaf preference election
showed Senator Hiram v. johnson 81
San Francisco heading his rival, Her
bert q. Hoover of Palo Alto, Cal. by.
q wide margin. h
y Incomplete returns from so Of the
states So counties and REPRESENTING
1888 Of total of s.72s- precincts
showed the following vote on the
group ofa26 delegates pledgedSto sup
port Senator Johnson at the Republic
group. Of 26 pledged to MI. Hoover:
johnson group, 2s3,AS7.
Hoover group, 1875.
Alto o'clock last night Ralph p.
Hoover Republican club Of California,
sconcedeu the election Of Che johnson
delegates but declared the issues rep
resented by Mr.. SHooyer would con-
TO ."contn1and the attention sof
the country And eventually III the
Republican convention Hoover will be
nominated for the presidency"
In addition to delegates. to the Re-
publican convention, an uninstructed
Democratic delegation and a prohibi.
Henry Clay Needham Of Los Angeles
for the-party presidential nomination
We're chosen.
In all but three counties Senator
Johnson had a lead. In Los Angeles
the Hoover ticket led the
Johnson ticketeby a|vote Of $1,000 TO
8 0,52S.
In San FRANCISCO city and county,
with only two of the 381 precincts
missing, Johnson's vote was 6S,777
and Hoover'st25,016
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
Recital !
y. On Thursday

W~esleyHhollege will present Mis-
!Mar'e Vale pianist in her junior re-y
Ratal at Corwin ball on sThursdayex
Hing, May s at 5 o'clock. Miss Male
g a pupil OF Paolo Conte. Assisting
2nsthe program will be Wilbert Lfeb-
tsr, baritone. Friends of Miss yale.
aano Mr.. Liebler and Of the conser-vas.
Tory are extended a cordial Invitation;
n u near ne program which follows:
ab) Prelude XVI 3, Racht
kcl Gavotte and Musette .,DsAlberfS
EsHaye al Rendezvous with Death ,
~ f Mr.. LiebleE.. n
81 Gondoliera i. Maskowski.
I'D The Last Hope .Yot,shalki
H. Song OF the Meadow BROOK. 4. !.
49,. \: /. TX. ...... . n -. Conte
Mr.. Lebler. 4 az A'
Pa( WaltzSin G Minor. Chopin:
~ Fantalsie Impromptu. S.. Chopin,
NJ Baiiade in G.. Minor.. NJ. Chopin,