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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-27
CAMDEN ADOPTS NEW TIME
Unanimous Vote for Daylight Saving
ordinanee-Bonus System to Go

Camden City Council unanimously
passed the daylight saving ordinance
at its meeting last night. A resolu-
ton was offered making the new ordl-
nance effective on June 5. The original
ordinance called for the law to become
operative on May 20. Frank Golden
berg, of the Third Ward. was seated
as a member to succeed the late Frank
Garrison,
City Council also took the initial
steps to reduce the high cost of mu-
nicipal operation with a view to reduce
ing the tax rate for next year.
A resolution offered by Councilman
Barto, chairman of the Finance Com
mittee. and unanimously passed, calls
for the elimination of the bonus sys-
TEN in effect since the war. This change
will not become operative until the emo
Of the fiscal year. December 81.
West Chester, Pa. May 26.-Bor-
ough Council has decided by a vote OF
1 to to adhere to standard time,
although all railroad trains, the news
papers and industrial establishments
will be on daylight saving time after
June 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
"LOOk WHO'S HERE"
Cecil Lean ana CLIO Mayheld Back to
Court Tomorrow

One OF the latest 10 Join the ranks OF
actor-oroducSrS - Cecil Lean. VIII" CO.
starring with the b"aut;fU: Gle" May
field. will b. seen at the Court tomorrow
matinee and night for 4 special return
'rnCogrmrat IN Look WHO'S Here Mr..
Lean has long cherished IN" amhit."r
10 r,iacc himself At the head Of his own
organization. He realized that for years
during the unprecedented runs Of TIL"
Blue Paradise and "BciEh; Eyes a."
VIZ making thousands Of dollars or
other psopl" which should haN" boon
go.rg into His own pochvts through MS
individual, efforts SIX weeks ago, Nj
Lean decided the TIM was rip" - '"Ne
ar.!un. IT. acquired tn" fuN rights ="
Look who's Here" and by combining
III. activities soon found tnat his sue.
,,.-> was assured. Since assuming con-
troll OF the production Mr. Lean and Miss
Mavtield have established lsoy-"lfi"e rec
o-ts in almost every city IN which they
l,av,. apl~.arrd wn!rI wiz give other
shows something 20 shoot az FOR
long tim" t. come.
Tho first a"tor-rroIuccr Vas H"nrE
Miller. Severn! years ago h" "Ntrnd""
his field and buut the Henry Miller
Theatre in New York. Closely following
him ,.,mr Raymond IIitchrock; tho"
George White. Nora Ray"s: Walter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
/; THE THEATRES;
HARVEY'S COLORED
MINSTRELSAT COURT
Today-s show Repeated TO be Best OF
Kind Ever Seen in Wheeling.

In KRIS day wnra there = >" much
tendency t"w.,r,, what - questionable
IN STAKE productions IL Is relief :" have
the opportunity Of a,t"ni.nS hirn
class minstrel. From IL ur>t Inception
;hr minstrel form ~ rrtc- a,nui"nt has
been arc"pta bic 20 al classes OF people
ms Of thousands -. i-vpi" wnp wcr"
hot regular ;hratrr eorr,a attend III"
minstrel professional m"I:. rhucch-g"
yrS elderly I'r"i, wh" ha'" not been
seen IN 4 th,Nt-" N years. ~" always
p-eSrH. n largo numbers =" witness
crr.:uhls performance.
| I'll, Harvey Greater MinS;r"!s which,
plays - tn rour; :hiS afternoon AMI
tou;gh; rts Al unusually strong recon-
mcndai."u. Genuine dnrky harmony 'an-
t.. 90, ,,xcrl,rd. the natural SrIc"fu!nrSs
@: Tho negro on thc stag" = Fascinating.
:hr;r manncr3SmS IN telling "f J"N"1
un,Xrrllsd. Will" vaudeville ac,s are
Simply astonishing.
MuS!ca, Kirk. the .nromparabtr mus
cal genius with Uarv"y's mfnstrcls has
an ar' hat i alone said 10 be worth
the price. OF admission. The work 81
tur Australian waits is 4 novelty ara
q genuine thriller. 4 program OF ntte"n
high class vaudeville acts III conJunc-
ton With IN hour Of charming singing
AMI amusing jok" ;"lling. such ~ the
program TO be- seen at tho Court today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
ST. GAINESVILLE
Probate Court.

Samuel w Boyd. deceased. Applica-
tior filed for appointment Of admins
rrator. with will annexed. Bond $780,.
filed and approved. Appointment made.
letters ordered and issued. Inventory
ordered. order issued.
George Robert Stewart. deceased. In
vcntory filed. approved and ordered re-
corded
Elizabeth Wiley, deceased. Inventory
GI"d approved AMI ordered recorded.
.Tdcuh }. Fitch. d"c:rsoi. Application
nlrd r"r determination of collie tcral in
brrlinuc.. IAN duo. CIuSr heard. tax
G,t-rrr!ncd anu ordered sold.
Elizabeth Stotshcry, deceased Final
account filed. set for hearing February
&c. 1871. Notic"o rdered and cause con-
tinucd.
R,lrjamin Frazee. deceased Final ar-
count filed. set f"r hearing February 20.
ISL Notice ordered and causc con-
tnucd.
Patrick l.. Malon"y. deceased. TcstI-
mony OF witnesses taken, reduced 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
rHuHsroN AT PITTSBURGH.
Magician, Coming TO Court, Gets
Great Reception.

Mex; weeks attraction at TIC court
VIII b. Thurston. the worlds greatest
magician. Th~re Will BE- !na,.necs Wei.
n"sday ..nI Saturday. II" IL now in has
second week in Pittsburgh. The Chrum-
Cle-Toivrraplt Of Jan. Is. says:
Although Il only increases ~ =
parplsXity. there are those among tn"
public who never miss an opportunity
I" watch 4 magician and these and
many others crowded tho Pit last night
To- Sc rhurStou's tricks-and Ia Sc"
ThUrston because u" himself cntcrtasnS
, AID mystIt"N.
Thurslon Is supported with a large
company OF assistants but himself h"ldS
the master key I" the Illusions and Other
: ,nystifying things that u" presents
Among the fnolrrs ON N" magician >
program arc many time hOnrred tricks
that have not only dcicd time. hut con-
. t!nuc to defy the probing public. FISH.
and live ones at that. appear out OF The
air and disappear At the same place.
Birds and animals do the same thing 81
the magician'S bidding. ThurSt"n con
;nusa as in past years :" manipulate
playing cards. and do the seeming! im'
possible with them.
One Of the maEiciarS masterpieces
IS the deviation trick, IN wh.'h. IN '"'
Immediate presence Of individuals N"''
unteer!ng from the audience. IhurS ION
takes control Of Princess karnac HITS
her bodily from the stage without touch
ing her. and-therc she floats IN WidnH'
SOM. uf his tricks ThurSt"n ATTEMPTS
To cNpla!u 70 the woud"r"rs. II" sincere
" tries 70 explain how they may u"
done IN any parlor When his "NpinnN-
tiun l. finished everyone C!"Nriy ms
understands what II" means.
Another masterpieces IS presented
when TAurstnn pr"duceS mere hume
and 4 hank az hair and wAcn NJ "aS
dom, WIN th2 lick has developer !
.o;o . perfectly pleasing dan'h'& N''''
and perfectly ally" NJ that.
Not the IrnS; myst'tying 'r'"'
when the Magician produces %
: from the air aud causes her t" O. 90. '"
somewhere in the sam" n"'ghh"fh'""'
! The mystic tricks ~" without mum
her s,mr new on..s. SON" old. bn, al
emsoivcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

writing and filed. Will and codicii adj.
mittcd TO probate and record ordered. a'@+'
Albert Lufr, deceased viii and ap-"o
nlica,ion to admit to probate filed. Titlir
waivers Of notice. Testimony Of %ite," :
nesses taken, reduced TO writing anu
filed Irobat" and record ordered
Eliza Bertran. deceased. Will and
annIication to admit To- probate hlcd
with waivers of notice. Testimony OF
witnesses taken, reduced 10 writing ana
filed Probate and record ordered.
henrietta Gregg, declared. Appica,:.-T
ton fled for determination OF aodl- :
i!oral Inheritance tax due. Cause heard. -.
additional tax due determined and or. -.
dcr-d paid .se
Frank c. Robinson, decea scd. Appli-
cation fled for authority to distribute
stocks in kind. with written consent or
sole Distribute. Distribution III kino
ordered. Final account filed, set TOT
hearing February 20, l9-l' No'lce VI
dercd and continued.
AIon,o NJ F'orsythc, deceased. Waiver
fled br the tax commission of Ohio OF
limo TO file exceptions TO inheritance tax
1ndinr Tax ordered certified 10 au-
d;tor for collection. --.-
Silas l.. Roberts. deceased. Final ac-
count filed set for hearing Fcortar! <of :.
1921. Notice ordered and continued.
Realty Deeds Filed.
n. R.M GORE and Nellie p. Moore = 4
Samuel Moore. Land in Goshen town. ?
ship; 81.
u. r. Moore and Nellie P. Moore 10 :
Samuel Moore. Land IN Goshen town:
ship: 81.
rilovanure Gianageio and Mary GtanH
rclo to V.nccnzo Janbronc. Land IN
Alice. Bolts CT al to. E, e. Workman.
Land in Shadyside: ST.
Winnie Satteriield TO Kelly Crozier,
Jr.. and May Crozicr. Land in Bellatre:
$1,000.
cora. V. Bergundthal TO the Bakexeil !
coal company. Land in YORK township
$40. ! =
Mary Wacker ct al to Sima yisnik Of
al. Land In Pcase township: 81. - Z
Victorine Tierre CT al 10 Mary Kusic =
Land In Coleratn township; 81.
Marriage Licenses.
Murwood Mcmahon and Mary ammo
Thornton both OF Bellaire.
Frederick lSarl Vance OF Stcubenvtlle
and Beatrice Barton OF Barton.
Strafno Sartou and Mary Mossti, both
OF Bcllare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
REDPEPPERHEAT
STOPS BACKACHE
CONCENTRATED HEAT PINET81TES
RIGHT DOWN TO PAIN SLOT
BRINGS EASE AT oN01

rheumatism, lumbago. ncur!tis. back
ache st!ft neck sore muscles. strains
aching joints. When you are suffering
so you can hardly get around. just try
Red Pepper Rub" and you will have
the quickest relief known.
Nothing has such concentrated. pene-
tratinG hca: as red peppers. Instant re-
lief. Jus; as soon az YOU apply Red
Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat
In three minutes it warns the sore spot
through and through. Frees the blood
circulation, breaks up the congestion
and pain Is gone
RowleS FED Pepper Rub, made from
red peppers. costs little at any dug
store. ';"t n jar at once. Almost h.
slant relief awaits you. Use Il for colds
III chest. No matter what you have used
for pain or congestion, don't fail to try
Red Pepper Rub.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
Fragrant Pine for
ChiIdren'S Colds

The most robust younrster invariably
takes 4 nos" cold during tho autumn and
carly w!nt"r--tle STUFFED MP feeling Is
Uu!vk'y relieved by tho use OF Mayr'$
Pine Needle Ralm. II IS 4 pure natural
product. containing the hralthEivinE "S-
sencc uf the northern pines children
really enjoy the stimulating and so"tn'
ing effect OF this refreshing pine fra :
GRANGE. Adults lind that CatArrh and
colds "f thu head. nos" and throat clear
ny almost immediately Wien MayrS
Pine Needle Balm f. used. Sold in ~"
:. zes---2Uc and co. tubes. Ere" trial %!
writing Geo. w. Mayr. Ga W. Austin
Ave- Chicago. MayrS Pine Needle
Balm IS for salc hy {. II. GrirSt " Co..
ard druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

o,or~ 81 puhri, hourds t" remove the
I.,l,r~ frur j#"!r c"1ut"-&.
II, seeming Ajtoru,H car. q. Fach'
mann. VIZ, ngurri,d ,"ur' rang the re-
rort. said that i" Lad been told that
sat rrcn were II work ordering removal
It the punch boardS. but that he mad
rj rfi.r::,! knowledge that such Was the
:LSr.
Information was furnished the Incl
l,u.r,.r v,.s L. ih.. crter' Ihn: no ar
.rsrs We made or threHtcm"d 10y the
srr, ed To- rr.!sc operating til" d"vis"s.
l. WAS also said !as' Ehi that Il
snY,d oi federal prohibition officials
l.tI invaded I!.c Wheeling district. 10
lr,,.,ipair conditions with respect TO
rrnh,hliinn ,MfNrr"Imcnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
ORDERED TO PAY UP

Pittsburgh Pa. Jan. @.--P .. Laugh.
uer and Z. \. Cooper. both residents Of
this state. were directed 10 pay 70 the
NLauetonNa OF company. rcuUsyl-
vaniu corporation, $50,696.2j. under an
order handed down IN United states dis
t-Ict court here today. \ stockhoider at
the company recently named the I've
men and IN" concern in i suit wh'cm a.
legged that certain funds Of the ro:HHanE
had not been accuutcd for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
WHEELING POST, AMERICAN LEGION
LAYS PLANS FOR BOXING MA CHES

Hampton and several others. They dom
"Uscratcd IN" success OF the Plan and
proved Conclus!vely that IN reality It
= the Stars name ard efforts. superin-
duccd 10y adequate support. tha; spells
success or failure Cor any productions
or course Their" are cNccOr!onS 10 THIS.
IS 20 everything else. such As "L;ghtn:I
and Irene hut in til" mann tn" past
Two years have shown Il 20 be- rue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Harry nyans. 25. a',d Agnes M'\"'i,
Il. both uC pittsburgh. Ia.
Jchr, KaSs"S. 81. and Mario NarsaiS''
-. bath Of Wheeling.
Moran Julian. -. York. Pa, and Mac
Shepherd. Is. Seven Valleys. Ia,
John x. Legr4Nd tc(. -, ANA raw
Woods (c). IS. both Of Golfers. ". Va
W!tha Thomas 'c>. O. md barbara
Smith (cl. Il. both &c H!a'n". ..
John Williams. 81. Wh""!3s a"c
Anna Wagner. -. Bridgeport, Q.
Tidpciaries.
Robert X. Gjrfcn WIS appointed Cu""-
dian OF Sidney and Robert GtftM: ho'ri
SO.
rsuo!imc NoltH appointed excrutr'X
III DIR the will Of Ernest Nolte: b""d
S.rr.
pImcr =. Kcaf; appointed adm,uist'.'.
Tor Tor the estate 81 Sherman KRAFT:
bond Sl.GaQ.
Deeds Filed.
IrSr,% K. Ruth and wife, {" L"d.S
nt,". 4 lot in Trlad"lph!a district.
May I. HGrbruch AMI wife. 1" 'hhri"S
jackson and WIZ. a iol on Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
PROCEEDS WILL BE APPLIED TO
RELIEF OF DISABLED VETERANS
OF THE WORLD WAR
HALF TO BE EXPENDED BY LOCAL
PoST--STATE DEPART1ENT TO
ADMINISTER HALF
OFFICIALS ARE APPOINTED AND
LEGION PLEDGES ORDERLY Ell
HIBITTON OF THE SPORT


4: Z SPECIAL meeting OF Wheeling
Post No. !. American Legion. held las,
evening 1t vh'rl Post Commander lla"-
~ M:;'rr presided. plans were laid I"
y. gin staring boxing matches IN the
Narkr, Auditorium at an early date.
The r-u,r,d d. Of these exhibitions a.
boxing viii II applied 70 III" relief OF
disabled veterans az the world war. One
ha,r Of the proceeds will lie applied to
such rel!ct n the Immediate locality OF
III" Wheeling ros'. while the other half
VIII bc forwarded ~ IA" proper author
:t.r< Of tho stat" department Of tho
American Legion. - ," applied 10 SOL
dior r.I.rf thr"uevut other sections OF
West virginia
Following ~" special meeting Of
Wheeling Post. :, was announced tina:
. the post has pledged that the Legion
men will see io l. that "rd"r "r thc frs:
quality * IrA.n:aia"I at tn" boxing "N-
hihtionS. and ih,,' tn" matches VIII bH
~ inquest iunah'" character.
Phillips Matchmaker
George Phillips. popular manager 81
'hr For; Henry club and one Of Wheel
, inE'S most enthusiastic boxing fans. has
accepted ia" official appointment a.
match maker for the Legion poSi, and
the following officials. with suh-coIn'
4 m!'t"o for ,..CN. We're named last night:
IL charge VI the holding OF exhibitions
--iarrv rI"u~". Subcommittee" Rrad-
. ley Potts. Jn,& Denny. James Smith.
~ '"LrG' 80 '""'"S""" w. -,
''',IN' N"n-,','n I'', "',--',''' 8'"'''' IT,
Burke k"h'r' fN!'and.
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q 'ni' m~lh"! 90 rh.''hG IHh"S "H' re
provisions under "hirn tnr mon! VIA
h' "rr!!"" :" INC rene! or H'"' "''H So
"'"rH TIA" resolution t"'""9'
Whereas II - desire" !" raise una
'"N iH' purpose 81 ''r'hE ''F ""Unu"u
INA disabled 'N'S"7E;"r m"h u Nc''
Ni~i!n'". IL" promotion o. 'H' American
L"S!"h W"rk' ann IA" tu''""r"H'3 OF ~
ans AN" !N'L,H' 'I"'
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''N"' - ""''.' '"'' "' "S ~
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, ,,',,.,,.,., ,..ia, axoii 2,s..ir NJ ,hs
! rr,yiI.rrs .uJ services 50 generously
,rrarrJ and nr,r,o,, under it's ausp.cc..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

Murwood Mcmahon and Mary ammo
Thornton. both OF Beilaire.
Frederick Earl Vance OF Stcubenvtlle
and Beatrice Barton Of Barton.
Serafino Sartou and Mary Nossti, both
OF BCllaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
Church Supper.

\ large CROWD attended the cafeteria
supper NJ tho Methodist church on
Thursday evening at O'Clock. THIS
supper was given BY the ladies' Of the
church residing east ot>the court house.
and the menu WAS excellent and met
with the highest approval Of everyone,
and The ladies are 10 be congratulated
upon their success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
STATE POLICE
Are Said to Have Notified Pinch Board
Operators TO Remove Devices
Prom Their Counters.

Reports were current on the streets
yesterday afternoon that members T
III" West Virginia state police fore"
were at work in tho city. notifying opcr-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-02
GUNNER CASE
OPENS TODAY
Defendant in Murder Case
!. Given Usual Time in
Which to Plead.

Fargo, N. d.. Nov. 2.-William
GUNNER, former night clerk in the
Prescott hotel in which Miss Marie
Wick Of Grygla, Mimi. was found
strangled, gagged, assaulted and mur-
dered on the morning Of June Z, was
formally charged with murder in the
first degree upon his arraignment this
morning in Cass county district. court.
This marked the first appearance
of GUNNER outside Of the county Jail
since June 28 when he was held to
the district court for trial at the con-
cluEon. Of his preliminary 'examina-
today asked for the usual "a hours
time allowed in which to enter his
plea. which was granted. ..
q Tpday's proceedings In th3s; murder
,esse opensSthe way for tls,s' dsfense
w apply to- III court f0rss. a. z fIange
Of venue, which application will be
presented tomorrow.
jamestown Case Tomorrow.
~ The case OF the state against Will
lam Henry Kearns and William wy
ant, Northern Pacific yyardmen at
jamestown, charged with shooting
md killing OF three, transients in a
pistol battle in the ''jungles''' west of
jamestown last May. will go on trial
in the Caas county district court to-
morrow morning before Judge c.. M.
Cooley, it was announced this after
noon. -,
The defense will contend that the
officers shot in self defense and that
they did not open fire on the three
transients until one of the latter pull.
ed gun and fired. it being claimed
that the bullet. pierced the coat of one
OF the officers, f-tr
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-02
COMMITTEE
MEETS FRIDAY
Hoover Issues Call For
Meeting of Standing Con-
ference Committees.

. a IS
Washington, Nov. 2.-Call for the
first meeting of the standing commit
tee of the national conference on un-
employment in New York on Friday
has been sent out by Secretary
Hoover, it was announced today by
Edward Lyre Hunt, secretary of the
conference.
The present status Of unemploy-
ment and the progress Of emergenc,'
measures in cities. Mr.. Hunt said.
would be placed before the committee
and special committees would be se-
lected to begin the study OF seasonal
and Scyclical phases of the unemploy-
ment problem in order to establish
permanent measures OF providing
steady work for wage earners.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-02
MANY TO BE-
TRIED IN CASS
COUNTY COURT
New Record For Criminal
Cases Set ! Today When
Calendar is Called.

Fargo. \. D.. Nov. with the
filing in Cass county district court to-
day of seventy-one criminal inforn1a
tions, ranging from ASA ult and bat
terry to manslaughter and murder i1h
the first degree. a new mark in the
number of criminal actions to be tried
at a single term of court has been
established in this district and state.
This represents only three-fourths
Of the volume of criminal business
handled by the states attorneys Of
flee during the summer and fall, for
within the last two months. more than
fifty persons have entered pleas of
guilty to criminal actions in district
court. and have been sentenced. This
makes a total of more than $50 GRIM
inal actions
On the criminal docket is the case
of the state against Frank c. Heaton.
formerly an employe of the closed
Scandinayian-Ameri bank. charg
ed with embezzlemeE: of $1,000 of
the funds of the hank. Heaton is at
liberty on 100000 bail
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-02
American Legion Adopts !,
Resolutions. and Prepares
For Closing Of Business
Convention Condemns Radcalsm Urges Intensified
Amercanism, Censures Harvey And Opposes I'm
munity For Debs; Committee Tables Clause Censur-
ing President.


settle claims against Germany ready for
resolutions came ont Of the convention committee Of soa
Among which committee
Debs
toyerth
Oomme1ne publication of Stacker lists by the government Favor
Ing memoriaHing of highways, and parks
lss Moro revcrenta observance of Memorial day.
=.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-02
THE HERALD's vlNDIcATIoN


In the
GrandF
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be enadct the aborory
in theories o vcnment
NohD
by Of
O
state
proceed
II
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IN
mel
The Herald
soc mp &C dfor
rleeues las six
The Herald has teed straight its
trae Heradf sstdpr
They a
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-02
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES ARE
EXPECTED TO ASSUME OFFICE
NOV. q AFTER COUNT OF VOTE
FARMERS GATHER
TO SEE TOWNLEY
START JAIL TERM

jackson. MINI. Nov. 2.-Au
roads led to jackson today, as
hundreds Of farmers from this sex
ton OF southern Minnesota turned
out to witness the Incarceration OF
A. c. Tosnley. president OF the
National Nonpartisan league.
Meanwhile. somewhere between
Alexandria and Jackson. Toun}ey
and a companion were speeding II,
a large touring Car. with the cx-
pectation Of reaching here about
dusk.
Every possible recourse ex-
aaustefl. including appeals TO the
United States supreme court.
Townley left Fargo at p. m. yes
tert1ay in All automobile provided
by a league friend Of Lisbon. y. d.
Last night the two stopped at
Alexandria, and at 10 a. m. today
Townley telcphoned Sheriff o. j..
Lee here, that he was leaving
Alexandria at orcc by automobile.
and would reacl, jackson about
dark this evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-02
Len1ke's Defeat May Mean The
Return of A. C.. T0lunley as Boss
OF the League in North Dakota
President Receives
Congratulations
-. On Seth Birthday


Washington. Nov. 2.-President
Harding celebrated his 56th BIRTH
day today quietly at the White
House. no special program having
been arranged for tho occasion.
Scoress of cOngratulatory letters
and kilograms were received dur
ing the day from friends through
out this country and from abroad.
The president refused to observe
the day as holiday. arriving at
the executive Offices at the usual
hour. The engagement list for the
day was even longer than usual.
containing the names of a number
of members of congress.
Ono Of the first conSratuIatory
messages to be received by the
president was from Hing George
of England.