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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
LAKE SHALLCROSS TO Be READY in SPRING

Things busy
shacross
fishing
20 be found in the State OF Delaware
would with It, unless the site would be
public months Delaware
Gunnerr Delaware
improvements
building this and by
teondng with plenty of fish a
splway planned
of
members
the spring.
short distance from this leading
who want to get out into the enjoy themselves
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

fhH ~ nHtiet bAssslhAn team wlll
Nfmalif UNfh Na ssa%oh uh NrNrms
ltf t uhNN n NtHiH che sirens
Nlat4f a. SIS "a philadelphia The
81 Al Nts as NNHNl ihs care ~ rsAth
hlfps NhA hat lnt thsm thfpush
nt tnt NNft
We llNs Hr M tAs ~ nufisF team
NNl 81 ffAlil aliN lHN aainr a. iaHi
ttAf efh iNf ftfFpiiaH "a tauls VIM
HtfiNf ASA Wi tNlfWaN Other pisYs
sfs as tai iisfH Ntlfln iiaffla lus
"a ieNNfNN Msilsf NAPIER Edward
NftfH NaN flamss Auaeph Rudolph
haiNf lsNs Nhe hlef, steward and
y llNsW HhltiAs
Va 81 hNll team wuua llke I,
ifAi lfNW NNf ifaM ih tht tiiF "a
NNNHNtiHN Address communists.
'HNt AZ AHhaNN Alafsiat r Harris
iNhs fltHth street i'hunt sfes.t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
SALESIANUM HAS
FAST SCR|MMAGE
Eighth Street Cridironers on
Edge for Their Game With
EIkton High Tomorrow.

Salesianum was out for scrimmage
practice yesterday. All the players
participated except the few who were
slightly injured in Saturdays game.
The Eighth street warriors have been
rounding into shape all this week, and
the coach expressed satisfaction at
the good work shown by his men.
The interesting feature of yester-
days scrimmage practice was the di-
viding of the team in two sections,
one called A and the other b. A scor-
ed over B by score of IA TO 0. Both
sides showed great speed, and the en-
thusiasm, together with the fine
spirit of the boys. made the playing
interesting and effective.
Dunn and Reardon We're conspicu-
GUS for a forward pass made by them,
and afterward a touchdown made by
Reardon. Fine placement kicking was
done by Kelleher and Micha. This
sort of play proved profitable to the
players, as II afforded the players on
each team chance to make some
good plays.
Prospects look good for tomorrow S
game with Elkton High School The
fact that Elkton defeated Newark
High by a score OF Z to 0, will make
tomorrow's game interesting, when
both teams clash. Sheehy, Dolan aRc
McElwee, who were injured in las
Saturdays game with Chester High
viii play against the MaryIanders in
tomorrow's game. All of these boy
have shown great speed in the game
and IT is hoped that their play to
gether with that of the other player
will win victory for the local eleven
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

West Chester. Pa, Oct. 49, Babe
Ruth, home-run king. who has been
the guest Of Pitcher Herb Pennock
of the Boston Americans. left yes
tcrday for New York on receipt Of q
hurry call from Colonel Huston, one
of the owners OF the New York Ameri-
cans. Colonel Huston wired Ruth he
wished 70 see him before departing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
FRIENDS H0lDpENN
CHARTER TO TIE GAME


thn tslsnAs ahAA savpvt team
kssa lsuNn shasssi 20 Philadelphia, y"
~ Us 10 nrvessvulas vunNus' 90
shs FhllHaelphA atuunaa Avssv'das
aFspfhwlN She ihllnAelphlanH made
shsis unlt tails ~ the lsss half Win.
ulv - plssl
IA he llne go, Ia nrlse ~ ne IN.
iAss sustained ~ she ns~' half rlnsed
hla usAai snAplk and sHstsHnl,s Same
iAtssln kHuhs AND Wendell hinahi
ssilh llnsssusn "a considerable ability,
platta "a hlnh fAm Va hla vNpaei,
Il. isl tullsth. lllnn showed hie
slahi vs. shp pualllun continually, hs
ssuvessnl hhhn anA Hsnvfalls aound
lslslfAaAte IA nn aepus lMunis ~ the
mAsssu WssAeNhutu. the Huala Wlssata
"A ,he slnahvs seaM thrive saved the
slas 50 hle Aile VA ngetsepllnA pcem.
inals AAts sAsss
Ahs nspl hals upensd vilh ho,
i4uth anunN lhu llntampn, ihp Nhars
w. lAas nNnlls eetNtlhs she Sphere
anA ltlllhH y lNiu The 1uahufa' ter
llsHk. 4 Remained ihp'tl however,
lNl lrN wNlnpnin. a. isallrh lifted
4 hssA lA she Walllhn lo-'al lihvrnen
Nhu "a q succession ~ brilliant raass
81 tAlfleA 4 W lhn ulironehta' Heal,
Nhrff a ltnNAinei Virtually The zee, ot
lhe rfiiAi
spAus esussa nfsl hiced fcr ihe
uNAteis "a 4 eltssl hhh neai enc
hal Nsl
1ha aleaNA pttNal waf much mnre
llAHlf teHiesleA shan the nlsl and
uat SUBSTANTIVE "a murh better play
AuaM lhe h.al lads rnaheh thp att
iNlh aNi lhr tAl was stlApm ~ THEFT
teii ~ lhs ftflanwls Then Within
A #geNuAf "a chs tlrse uf Tie Nunu
tanes aA HlslsslNH halfht,h, ran lhg
IAN NNf lhf Hibl line.
the uaahpia Nuv lead lhp i'rlvat,
hN'aAiN ltANNs With tNu wine and
NN ill
~ Afsi paiHN WNl 81 riaYpd
tusfAsf Al NsNufH fhver asAlnsl
- "A iNNi lllsh NlhHul team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

The Defiance Bearcats will practice
tonight at Third and Adams streets
The following men are requested 70
report: Payne, McDonugh. Johnson,
seyinger, Crockett. Cihocki, Duffy,
Weinbergcr, Keelans. Laughued, De-
muth. The Bearcats would like 20
hear from any 100 pound team. All
challenges should be addressed 10 NJ
swinger, 1910 West Third street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
NrONT CALENDAR
FOR NATuRDAY



Washington College W.. Unit
vesrl,y of Delaware. Newark.
y. M.
thenrook Va. Fort du rort.
Harlan Field. alh.
~, Mars'H vs.. Varsity A. A..
rennHs Field
kcs~ton. Va. Five rointa.
l0lkton va. saleslanum. Sec
end and du ront, : y. m.
~ Thomaa' va. rarksidc. Sec
end and du ront.
at AIMS vs.. St. Mary's Aca-
denny, rcnnsy Field. : y. m.
Mcrwick Tigers VS.. 81. Luke's.
Maynard Field. II. m.
Defiance va. American Legion.
Eighteenth and Van Ruren
streets.
Basketball.
south side Eden va. Santa
Maria Council. X. OF c., Brown
son Hall, \ y. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

The Flvc Points football squad WIN
practice tonight for their opening
game With keystone tomorrow. The
following men are requested 10 re-
poet Cor practice. Tinsman. Ash. MaA-
well. Brodley. Primrose. Ganters,
ilhuades. Harvey Wilson. Speer. Cor
dan and any other wishing a tryout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

St. AIMS football team win take
vania Field at o'clock Saturday
afternoon. Coach Kennedy wants the
following 81. Ann players ~ report
for practice tonight at Gao Taylor.
McDonigie. McClnfserty. r.. kennedy.
Brodie, Knox. Hazard. snyder. Barry.
McDernlft and Hfrebb.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
HAVE YOU EVER TRIED THE BOWLING GAME?

Have tried bowling? sport many
people do the Of
city and matches held nightly
people enjoying this diversion
of the uben
small some
b score made
Boingr du Point ia one 30
this
been spectacular Bornger participated IN
o OF the country. - ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

Newspaper item says. Telephone
across the Atlantic
Ocean possible In six months" Only
about a month longer than II takes to
get connection on this continent
New York Evening Mail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

Mensevt v NpAN, 80 the South
n.as taasr Anau.inf wuuld like 10
hsns ftum Asp iAu4potnh team IN
sAs az, wsHhsns TansA, Address al
xhxtaonuss 10 1875 Peach street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

Practice Mt Fourth and Bayard.
st. Thomas will practice at Fourth
and Bayard at e.45 tonight for their
game with Parkside tomorrow, at
Second and du Post streets. Slaughter
has Joined the st. Thomas squad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

Auto tires repaired? Read the
classified ads.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
Win atGol Friends Tie Penn Charter


for the West on a business trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
lny Associated Press !

CAMBRIDGE MASS. APRIL "a :
W.uucckc'S Comet the periodic OF
which. according to Dr. crommclin. II
british astronomer. Viii approach
vur. ear 10 TIA" earth in June. is in
,r,- h : gradually in brightness. but
is 81 too faint 10 he seen with tn"
naked eve. Word to this effect has
been received AZ the Harvard Col
lee observatory. from Professor ~.
- L"uschncr. Of the students OH
s"rvHtoTT NJ the University OF CALI
:ornta. at Berkeley.
'rh' comet VIII approach pcar"St
to- TIL, sun on June Is. when its dis
tame. from tho sun WI he nearly the
same aS thar of the earth Accord
NIX :" the computations of Professor
LcusChn-r who has made a detailed
study of the comets orbit. the exact
tiS:anC" from IN" sun viii be l.ulI
tunes tn" mean d!stanc. of the earth
from III" sun. "r about :SOor. 600
miles. 1t is estimated that on May
b. thu comet viii o." about - time.
as bright aS when first detected ON
Nprtl Ia. bat still visihl. only
;hruUSh fairly l.~',o tc."scopcS
IN" c"mrniati" received mere dii
not show how r';,. the comet would
com" 70 N" Earth. hu; astronomers
generally .nt'rpr'i tn" prediction IL
very near made Toy the british as
irnnomcr. as meaning a distance uf
million OF miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

one OF my original
tires has already gone
over 1000 miles. Res:
tires average 1000
miles.
j. r. COLE,
Home Beneficial Assn.
tires ran 10000, -
600, Is, 900 and 10000
miles.
A. 0. SWINK.
Atlantic Life ms. Co.
have covered over 3d.
600 miles in 6 years with
less than 5000 for re-
pairs, $50 Of which due
to an accident.
II. II. WILLIAMS,
The Williams Printing
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
HIGHT Il! \ in COMMITTEES
| ON EDWARDS SELECTION
,imnsoerats Join Republicans in OPP
iosihs Him rs Successor To Ma
JOr-GcRcral March.
by Associated Press ]

WASHINGTON. April @3--D,Spi;o
democratic objection 20 Bric"-
&tsr Seneral Clarence y Edwards til.
Eenate Military Committee tudo!
o'eo 70 reco-amcnd confirmation Of
Me Twelve major and fourteen hrira-
ier-senerals nominated recently by
8Fesident Harding for promotion
81 General Edwards. who commanded
nc TwentysiNth INcw England hi
lsion overseas until relieved by
feneral Pcrshing and returned home.
Tas the only nominee on the list IN
t%er fire. The committee vote on his
Is confirmation Those said - have
Meon IL to :, with three Dcmocrats
ana three others voting toy
KS confirmation Those sal dto have
ySenators Hitchcock, Nebraska. and
Sfckellar. Tennessee Senators Rob.
s55nson. of Arkansas. and Myers. 81
sSdontana. Democrats. were reported
Snttce members In supportins him.
81 Decline to Indicate Action.
~ senators Sheppard, OF Texas. ana
sSElctcher ,oc Florida. tine other Demo
3ndicatc their action.
" Democrat opponents OF General
BACKWARDS. whose name headed the list
t6f nominees for major general init
=
She Senate floor. No ;i.ibuStcr. II was
seatd. would To waCcd. hut a record
81 ote a. least. il was declared. would
sbe demanded Republicans expected
CLINT the entire list OF general officers
MOULD be ratified promptly by tn"
eSenatc. thereby paving tn" way for
~ dozen more promotions 10 the rams
s2f hrigadier. many other PRODUCTIONS
gown through the Who'll" service and
sfor selections OF chic: OF STAFF.
y Niny Select iInrhord.
81 Members OF tn" S"nat" committee
Expressed the belief that General Ed
wards would not hc chosen chief of
sstah after todayS meeting, at which
secretary Weeks was called i'm again
ffor further discussion OF General Ed
,tawards' record. Major.G General iiar-
sPord, according 20 opinion Of promi-
.hent Republican Senators. viii b. Sc
elected chief OF staff To succeed Major
Memorial Pcyton &. March.
n Information submitted today hy
Secretary Weeks regarding General
Edwards record VAS given in "Nccu-
Il I've session Members OF the com
s1nittcc said that IL disclosed exist
sencc OF differences between General
yPershinc ana General Edwards uv"r
sthc lott"r'S course in Cu'um.IndinE
dhe Twcnty-siNty Division in France
MI OF tn" nominations uf general
nofiiccrs along with that II charles
II. Dawes. OF chicago. To be Il hri.sl-
ID e-- general On tn, reserve list. will
sbc submitted 10 the Senate Monday.
TO opposition MAS expressed 10 ~"
sDawcS nomination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

the upkeep of this car
has been practically
nothing.
LEON BAER,
Old Dominion Hide and
Fur Co.
have had my Cadillac
Sedan one year. Have
spent only $12.96 for re-
pairs.
f.. HUTILER.
original set of tires
ran over 2 years, then 9
of these, after being re-
treadcd, ran another
year.
SOL T.. ULLMAN,
Ullman Bros.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

mnnswood. y. j.: G. l.. Harris. Green.
vile. y. c.; l.. l.. Haynes NorSn,i,
"a ~ \. B. Hendrix. Houston. TEX;
v, " Is. Hesseltinc. MilcrsburE Nv;
=, ". Howard. Hagcrstown. Md: j.
ioWe. Jr.. Lexington. Va: II. H.
Lem Richm"nd. Va: L. y. Mceker
tohhokc. Va: Il. &. Miller. ph:,adeI-
phin: Pa: a. Newman. Helena, .S-k.
!; IlzitH. birmingham. Ma: :. H.
nrice' Charleston. w. Va; $ J.,
ttaines. Raincs. Tenn: IG y. q
iiefercomb, covinrton. Va. &. j,
Rice. Princeton. w. Va: Il. T.. Sher-
rill. Haskell. Ten. W. l.. Simmons.
~. Iarboro. y. a.: X. u. Smith. Lex
nEton, Va: ID. /. Stcrmb.rgrr. Mem
2his, Tenn: J. II r sutherland ::lvS!.
Va: J.. Y. Thompson. Lexington, Va F.:
W. u. Wisdom. New Drleans. La.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
NI7WNECKE.S COMET WILL
COME NEAR EAR7HLN IIJNE'
Increases Gradually in Brightness, but Is Still Much
Zoo Faint to Be Seen by the Naked Eye De-
clares California Professor

AFFECT IN" earth will he i'm the form
Hl !; metcoric shower which Should,
Dc somewhat Spectacular" h.. said.
ne visitation is due late In May or
carly in June but will MOI h.,
parent To- the earth until this shower
"'VurS' ihc comet returns every
hN' ana Il fraction years.
The present visitation will civ.
us much better opportunity to OBJ
s'rF, tn" comet than tn. last one.
when nut small me;eoric shower
WAS visible"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
81 VI. & |. SENIORS
ON YEARLY HONOR ROLL
l.. W. MacIcan, of Richmond,
Among Those Who Obtained
AN Average of "a"
ISrccial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.1

Especial Ia Tho Times Dispatch.
LEXINGTON. VA. April 23.--Thc
names of thiriy-two students MAX =
ing the scholastic, honor roll for the
second term 1T Washington and Lee
were anne" ED 10y Registrar l.. s.
Mattlngly josGy. These men have
mad" an average grade of y during
the tire" months nrriod ending April
!. law students are not included In
the list.
Following Is tn. list Of honor stu
dents: :. T.. Baylor, Waricll, Va
X NJ. Bear. Lexington. Va; G. T..
Carlson. Gu:ifnrd College. y. G.: !. A.
Crawford. Jacksonville. Fla: T. j.
ELLIS, Juncshcro. Ark; -. G. Grimlcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
Dnl ITS NAKED EVE CAN
DETI:t't> MINNEI'<I..S t.nuI,r

ffEkELHY. CAL. Apru @3.-po,,ht
as I" whether Wiuurck"'s Comet.
wren - nov approaching the earth
W ~" IN Il position 20 be seen Ly me
naked Eve during its present y!sitn-
iron was expressed today by Profess
Srr y -. i."uschner, ~ the students
WgpH.rN''"rN "i the University of cal
.Thc nmIv WV IN nilnnnm.... ....A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
A CHILD

Can swing this vault door Of
the First National Bank,
Weighing tons-sO perfectly is
1t balanced and SO Slight is it's
friction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

l. OR this reason the life Of a Cadil-
1 lac is several times that of the
ordinary car-see letter from Mr..
II. IL. Williams, who drove his car
six years with less than 5000 for re-
pairs ESQ of this due to an accidcnt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-28
is ARE GRANTED
CITIZENSHIP IN
CROOKSTON COURT

Creokston, Mimi, Feb. 28.-Thirty-
five men and women out Of "a pc
titioners on Saturday were granted
citizenship papers following an exam
ination before Judge William Watts
and Examiner R. K. Doe Of Duluth.
In q statement following the examin-
ton Mr.. Doe urged those considering
becoming citizens Of the United States
should do SO at n C. In a short time,
a more stringent naturalization law.
The new law would demand that
every person admitted to citizenship
shall be able to read. write and speak
the English language. This law will
probably be in effect late this sum-
mer. said Mr.. Doe.
Those granted citizenship papers
here are as follows: MI. and Mrs.
Horace Bruley. Louis Bowler. Marie
Rurret. Maria Baatz, Andrew Brand
wick. sMr. and Mrs. Hormisdas Cardin.
Mr.; and Mrs: Peter J. Egeland. Mr..
and Mrs, Emil Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Is. Hegland, Mr.. and Mra
Oscar j! Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs. 'Ole
Christian Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
~Stenehjein, Bridget O'Dea, Ola Hell
n1er Danielson. all of Crookston: MIR.
and Mrs. John Helgaas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hougan and Sam H. Johnson of
Fertile: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Palchak.
Warren; MI. and Mrs. Theodore Il.
Larson and Ole Bake, Erskine; Mr..
and Mrs. Johan Bunness. Mentor; Mr..
and Mrs. Halvor NJ. Hauge. and Mrs.
George Wick, Winger; Christian liver
son Breivik. Beltrami; Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Peterson. Oslo: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hjalmar Petersen. Mcintosh; Mr..
anr Mrs. Jonas Wicklander. Climax;
Neri A. Skete, Fosston, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel S. White. Mr.. and Mrs.
George p. Wick. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Yearke, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Morrisseette.
East Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-28
State Legion Posts
Urge On Bonu. Fight

Fargo, N. D., Feb. 2s.-Practically
every Legion post in North Dakota
has wired the North Dakota depart
ment headquarters of the American
Legion to carry on the fight for the
national soldier bonus to Washington.
The soldiers compensation bill has
been in the hands of the senate fin
nee committee for several months.
State headquarters. representing the
e~x-service men and women of North
Dakota. has sent the following wire
to Senator Porter J. McCumber:
POSTS Of the American Legion. to-
gether with individuals, and depart-
ment headquarters. have notified you
time and again Of attitude on q
national bonus. The measure has been
pending in the senate finance commit
tee since last spring.
I'VE do not understand the reason
why data you r now compiling at
thejl1th hour was not given the COM
mittee al least a month ago. ~
I'VE expect you to give the views
Of North Dakota service men who are
undivided. Ut should be ap1Aaepk that
such unreasonable delay will even
tually kill this legislation"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-28
Polk Farmers Attend
Tractor Demonstration

Crookston, Mimi, Feb. ga large
number Of farmers surrounding this
city were in Crookston Saturday in at
tendance at a farming and tractor
demonstration here given under the
auspices of a, local farm implement
dealer. The farmers were guests at a
luncheon served at moor and in the
afternoon listened to a number of
talks on farm problems. r.. r. Smith
Of the Northwest School of Agricul-
ture spoke on diversified farming in
the Red River valley and declared
that at this time more crops to the
acre was demanded rather than a
larger acreage OF crops. r.. C. Ives
of Fargo. another speaker, urged
farmers to buy now. and warned
against people being discouraged by
depressing features of present day
conditions. Other speakers were H.
l.. Pierce. Minneapolis; P. F. Rudy,
St. Paul and c. e. Gibson. Fargo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-28

A lover is like a lawyer in n re-
spect; whenever he hasa bad case, he
always wants to go to court.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-28
lN1l-SMOKINC
BILL IS PASSED
BY n. D. SENATE
Senate During Brief Session
Disposes Of Several !
Measures
{By stan Correspondent.

W T @GU\SA ~SSNA ri She.
Bismarck N. D., Feb. 2s.-Debate
sver the anti-smoking measure passed
Ssyo or three weeks ago in the house
where it originated, featured the ex-
Fenely short session of the senate
his afternoon.
s The measure. house bill 81. was
passed 20 to IS after the penalty
clause had been amended fixing the
antnimum fine at IS in place Of $40
And h maximum at $25 in place of
$4,000.
This MEASURE makes it unlawful to
tnoke pipes, cigars or cigarettes in
~ public dining room, cafe, res
faurant or eating place. or in rail-
read coaches or street cars except in
SRlaces provided especially for smok-
Apg. The measur not only creates
n m"isdemeanor. for the smoker but
makes the manager OF the proprietor
of the eating place or the conductor
SoI the railroad train or street car
Equally liable for knowingly allowing
b violation.
X An amendment to amend the law
making it read: "It shall be unlaw-
fu( for any person>to smoke or hew
aarSN use tobacco. ETC." was passed.
However. Senator Baker. Lacquer,
scented a joker and said the amend
1ment was not offered in good faith
md would prevent a person from leg
ally chewing food. The bill was re-
considered n the, Chew" stricken
out Several senators expressed them
selves as radically opposed to the
measure as an infringement upon per-
Eohal rights.
International Flood Commission.
The senate ]concurred in the house
RESOLUTIONS for the creation of an in
ternational flood commission, rela-
tive to the control of flood waters of
the Red river as affecting northern
North Dakota and Canadian lands and
in the resolution for reimbursement
Eof, fhe general fund by the special
fund carried in the bank of North
Dakota FOR hat purpose, amounting
to -spmes $24, 900.
The senate killed house bill 1873.
changing the term Of the supreme
court justices from six to ten years
Three house bills were finally
passed by the upper body: House
bill 124, which prohibits sale of mar
rOM-track >sleds less than 5: inches
ttread~~andarcancels the license of
foreign corporations which ship lar
row-track sleds into the state; house
bill 81, making slight amendments in
the laws relative to creation OF county
agricultural schools: house bill SO
changing the time allowance given
property owners of villages and cities
to complete wor after sidewalk con
struction notice has been given and
published.
Senate committees recommended
out for passage, house bill 20 relating
to enforcement of premiums Of the
workmens' compensation department;
house bill 72. relating to taxation of
insurance companies; house bill 116,
requiring register of deeds to-furnish
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-28

tact can be verified by Avery Carlos,
game and fish, commissioner. There
was On deposit in the Merchants Ma
tional bank OF Detroit In the form OF
certificates of deposit, the sum Of ST.
OTIS, said money vas received from
the sale Of licenses and was deposit
ed during the season that we issued
licenses and deposited as taken in and
February 16. This sum included, in
addition to the $1,000 due the state,
SIS Of my fees for issuing licenses.
':None Of this money due the state,
had been appropriated to my own
use nor deposited in my checking ac-
count, but was in the form of certifi-
c~ates>of deposit, separate from my
regular banking account" ,.