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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
DAVENPORT LEGION
HAS RHODE ISLAND
VETERAN IN CARE

Through efforts OF the Davenport
post, American Legion. reliable in
formation has been secured regard
ing a man who gave his name as
John Quinn who reported at legion
headquarters Oct 16 and was suf-
feTing after-effects of shell shock.
He was a victim of mental trouble
and had a bayonet wound in his
left arm.
He said he was q veteran of the
World war, and told a variety of
stories relative to his service in
the army. A marker on his cloth
ing revealed the fact that hts name
was Edward Morris. He was taken
to st. Johns hospital.
Word has. Just been received from
Mrs. Mary Cunningham of Provi-
dence, R. l.. that she is a sister of
Morris. Her brother escaped from
a hospital in Philadelphia and from
another eastern hospital and no
word had been received from him
since March He had been a mem
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
At the Fort Armstrong.

The new show that opened at the
Fort Armstrong theatre yesterday
is just the type OF program that is
most popular; it contains drama.
comedy, music, song and beauty.
Elsie Ferguson in "Footlights" is
seen as an actress in the picture
who, to advance in her profession,
sinks her identity for several years
and impersonates a Russian stage
celebrity. Miss Ferguson is, as
usual. excellent in her portrayal of
two distinct roles. She is excel
lently supported by Reginald Den
ny, leading man, Marc MacDer-
mott, Octavia Handworth and 9TH
ers.
Stage novelties of the program
are six Melody Maids" a unique
offering by six really sisters, who
play several different instruments
and dance. J. Robey Nash. tenor,
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ERIE

Mrs. Henry Christensen andssons
have gone to Clinton. where they
viii make their home. They for
merry resided there before coming
to Erie.
Mrs Ellen Heller and Ms
Blanche Goss and daughter from
Moline were guests the last week
of Mrs. Heller's aunt, Mrs Charles
Lathe, having come to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays.
The grocery store which G. A
Swederus bought of Albert Miller
is now open for business and will
be run on the piggy wiggly plan.
The store has been closed for q
week while an invoice was being
taken, and opened Saturday.
a dance by the married folks
dancing club was given at Odd Eel
lows hall Thursday evening. 1t
was well attended A midnight
lunch was served by a committee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
GARDEN PROTEGE
is SENSATION IN
OPERATE DEBUT

chicago. Nov. 2s.-From bull
logging on New Mexico plains TO
making successful debut with
Mary Garden. the queen OF them
all; from a prairie schooner tn the
stage of the worlds greatest onera
company for her one big chance
ana al THIS without dollar, with
OUT an influential friend, and fire.
quentIy with protracted intervals
between meal uckets-nothing but
denomination and a golden voice.
This is Mary McCormic. daugh-
ter or the southwest. who made her
operate debut at the Auditorium
Saturday afternoon at "Micaela" in
Carmen" with the general direc-
tor OF the Chicago Opera company
in the title role OF Bizet's master
piece; with Lucisn Muratore rs
Jose" and Georges BakIanoff as
"Escamilio." Some cast in which
to make a debut.
Miss Garden picked the youthful
native of Belleville, Ark, at a free
foA-all auditor last spring from
rs voices she heard that day. She
had never seen Miss McCormic be-
fore. never heard of her-but her
singing that was different
italian voice in an American
throat!
The first thing Miss Garden adj
vised her was to drop the ok" from
her family name, so that bv no
chance would the public confuse
her with the outstanding sponsors
of the Chicago Opera company. and
thus class her as a favored artist
Then she heard her story: daugh-
ter OF a general storekeeper; youth
full veteran of dozen oil booms
and PUSHES, with the father taking
his family overland In a prairie
schooner; cowgirl in New Mexico.
Texas and Colorado.
Ambition brought her to North
western univ rsity. Finances cut
short her music studies there. Chi
cago choir lofts eked out S. a Sun
day. Dfscouragements, disappoint-
ments then Mary Garden and
last Saturday her brilliant, success
full debut. Thus came a turn in the
long, weary road to fame.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
JEWELRY TO BE
GIVEN WINNERS
c...to WIN Present Queen and
Maids of December Festival,
Rings, Watch and Pearls

rn,ee diamond rings. a white
~,is wrist watch. and a string of
Iris will be given the queen and
- sour attendants who head the
s.s+,va, to be given by Amoo grotto.
:, s7 Thursday night, Dec. Is. A
..srrJarity contest Will determine
ne winners.
ora thousand dollars in presents
ii, ba awarded that evening. The
Ans will be To the queen, a $500
stsmond solitaire; the first maid of
scror. 5000 solitaire; second maid
- honor. 800 diamond dinner ring;
sse third maid of honor $50 white
Ia wrist watch the fourth maid
gag string of indestructible
.,saris. and the gentleman who
rornInates the queen a $40 radio
dssI autocrat watch. These gifts are
nov on display in the ]. Ramser
sens teweIry shop window.
Tho contest officially opens Sat-
u,dav. but candidates who have 100
~ more votes by that date will re-
ce,ve l 900 votes from the grotto
committee as q git NOulIHdLOuS
rdll be received at the Chamber of
commerce rooms. All that is
necessary is for the young woman
N be nominated by some reputable
business man and the committee
notified.
On the night Of the festival, the
oueen will lead a parade through
the city. riding IN a beautifully
decorated float, while her four
maids follow IN another machine.
The coronation OF the queen will
take place in the open following the
parade. after which a coronation
ball will be held in several halls.
Everyone will be come masked.
The committee in charge of the
contest is composed Of R. W. Oster-
man, Carl Seeburger and F. L. Ed
wards. The committee will also
have charge of the festival night.
The proceeds of the event will go
toward swelling the grotto conven-
ton fund.
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HAMLET

Paul Stockberger. Floyd Plat
and Holt Lee were Rock Island Wis
itors Friday.
Miss Miincent Boyles went o
Miller -urg Wednesday TO visit her
friend, Miss BerLice Burgess.
Merwyn and Vern Cain spent
Wednesday, hieht at the home Of
Robert Sprost0n.
Mrs. c. L. Boyles and Miss Addie
Boyles sp mt Thanksgiving day at
tia VIII Struble home.
Jesse Cooper and sister. Miss
Lula. attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Agnes Miller in Aledo Friday.
BOYD Kistler of Buffalo Prairie
spent FTiday night with his aunt,
Mrs. Carl Seastrand.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Boyles visited
with their son Walter and family
near AledO Friday.
John Nicely Of Reynolds ate
Thanksgiving dinner at the Hiram
Cooper home
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At the Majestic.


That his role OF the Saharan
chieftain in "The Sheik," q pictur-
izatfon by George MeIford for Par
amount of the now famous novel
OF The same name which is the lit
erary sensation OF the current sea-
son, is the best OF his screen ca
reer, is the opiL:-n OF Rudolph VAL
entlno, who, with Agnes Ayres,
paramount star, is the featured
player in the production. It is be-
ing SHOWN at the Majestic theatre
Tor the balance of the week.
know Of no more colorfuI role
than that OF the shetk in this ire
mendous picture production" he
said during the filming OF the pho
toplay in Paranount's California
studio. THE scenes are as won
derful as they are stupendous and
romantic"
Miss Ayres was enchanted with
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HOLY DAY SERVICES
AT TRINITY CHURCH

Rev. William L. Essex, rector a.
Trinity Episcopal church, made the
announcement at church services
yesterday that hereafter on holy
days there will be a c, ,ebration o.
the holy communion at z O'Clock as
well as at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing. The earlier service is added
TO give working people opportunity
to attend.
The new serTfce hours viii 60
into effect on Wednesday. St An
drew's day.
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her roIe-the naughty English girl
tanned by a masterful son Of the
desert. and by love.
And now those who have seen
the picture say those quoted are
right-for The Sheik" is n remark,
able production
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28

iate OF Listen Tester" sang sew
raj good numbers and scores par
ttcalariy with an impersonation or
Al Jolson, singing Tuck Me to
oleep. comedy. news and the
usuaI musical program by Whites
concert orchestra completes an ex-
ceilent program that will remain
until Thursday.
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! Der Of CO. D. 10I Infantry. Goth Di-
vision. While serving overseas he
had been wounded. lie will be SEM
to his home when he is able e.
MIKE the zip.
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N!Yh10fJ

Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Davenport 934.
r. l. Clean Towel Service. Phone
f. |. 2439.
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TAX RECgTPTS -DECRFASE.

Washington, Nov. 28.-Tax re-
ceipts for the fiscal year of 1921
decreased one billion dollars under
1920.
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ABVSEs FAMILY; JAILED.


Frank Romanofsky. 319 Twelfth
street, Moline, was sentenced TO
ter days in the city Jail. IN default
OF payment of a fine of SIS assessed
against him on e charge Of disor-
derby conduct, His wife made the
complaint. He had been drinking,
il is said. and abusing his fam
lily.
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matism, Earache, Toothache, Lum-
bago and for Pain. All druggists
sell Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin in
handy tin boxes of IL. and in
bottles of "a and 100 Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufac-
ture of Monoaceticacideste of Sail
cylicacid- advertisement
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Warning! Unless you see the
name "Bayer" on package or on
tablets you are not getting genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physicians
for 81 years and proved safe by
millions. Take Aspirin only as
told in the Bayer package for
Colds, Headache, Neuralgia. Rheu-
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All the news all the time-The
Argus.
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NOTICE TO CREDIT CUSTOMERS

be charged at
in DISCOUNT
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-21
Project no. lc

Project no. 1909.
The blowing resolution. introduced
City of Grand Forks. n. D., pursuant to
the direction Of the Board Of City Com.
m~issioners Of said city has PREPARED
in Paving District No. 10 and is being
project No. 1909 on Fenton avenue from
North Third street to Lewis Boulevard
ment.
Now. therefore. be It resolved By the
c g91rd at Of its G 1eguls p% %eek;E @eet, OF s seld
Wednesday. May 18th. 1871. that the
said plans and specifications and esti-
mate of cost be. and the same are here
p BY aec snd sp eca anP5eve ana ana est thas sal. ID
probable cost shall be forthwith filed in
the office Of the city auditor Of said
city for the inspection of any and all
persons interested therein.
Be 1t further resolved, that the on
struction of said Improvement pursuant
to and in accordance with said plans
necessary. and the same is hereby or
dered constructed: n tina q special
assessment be levied upon the property
benefited by said improvement to pay
Be it/further resolved, that notice be
given by the city auditor of said city.
by causing this resolution to be pub
lished in the official newspaper Of the
weeks. that the Board Of City Commits
sioners will meet in the chambers at
the city hall in said City Of Grand
Forks, N. D., at l O'Clock P. M on
Wednesday, June LIST. 1921 for the pur-
pose Of hearing any and all persons in
terested in said improvement who may
have objections thereto. or any part
thereof, and that they will be given an
opportunity to be heard at such time
and place.
Henry O'Keefe. Jr.,
President Of the Board Of
City Commissioners.
Attest: =. .
tSEAL)
CHAS. J. EvANSON,
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NOTICE 70 ooHFaAoro1s.
PAvine Impnvement

Paving Improvement.
!. Proposals for the construction Of
signed, at the city hall at Grand Forks,
N. D.. not later than 1 o'clock p. Non
Tuesday, May s1st: 1921. at which place
they wiz be pvbl!cly opened and read
their regular weekly meeting to be held
on Wednesday, june. LIST. 1921 At 1
ing a. shall be decided at that time.
otherwise deposited with the undersign-
the outside "Proposals for PAVING
$500 made payable to Henry o'Keefe,
Jr.. president Of the Board of City Com.
m~tssioners, and a bond running to the
City of Grand Forks. N. D.. in a sum
Of the bids, must accompany Zach pro-
posal. which said check and bond are
to be issued in compliance with the pro-
visions Of Sections 1905 and 1907, G.. L.
I: Contemplated work consists Of "a
follows: Paving of approximately A..
2oe SO. yds. more or less. in Project No.
Q 0 being on North 9Th. 5th and 9Th
s. Paving of approximately 4.5o5 so.
yds. more or less, in Project No. 1907
being on Hamline n Cambridge streets
s. Paving Of Approximately ss7 SO.
yds. more or less. in Project No. zoos
being in alley in Block %. Original
Townsite between DeMers venue and
Alpha avenue.
Paving of approximately 1880 "a
yds; more . or less in Protect No. 1905
Third street to Lewis Boulevard.
8. Contracts il awarded shall be
cavatinE and draining. seeding o,
boulevards and for. such other items az
provided by the plans and specifications
streets and n as shall be deter
mined by the Board Of City Commits
sioners.
s.. All bidder. are required to, stat.
cen 1 per !" annum. which fGe e@t the War : pf'
which shall be issued for the payment
of, such work. shall bear. and shall b.
by the bidder accepted at par in such
paymep it At t. the eo 0nt,on Of IT. the !. city; A,
September 18th. 1921. Bids will be re,
ment. each bidder shall state tn.
amount per yard for which he viii
10. Copies Of plans and specification.
are on file in the Office of the city audi
tor and city engineer Of said city. ant
bidders are required to deposit a fee ~o1
tions which amount viii be returnet
when proposals are received by cit,
ii. The Board of City Commission.
ers reserve the right to accept or rejec,
any or all proposals or to accept suct
as may be determined for the best in
technicalities.
this 18th day Of May, A. D. 1s21.
CHAS. ]. EvANSON.
City Auditor.
tlfay IA and 81, 1921
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DK80LUTI0N DECLARING. WORK
4&CR98ABY.
Project 10. 1908.

Project 10. 1908.
~ The co1 rS,,Swin. ref sa'. %tntroduesa
rad: Whereas the city engineer 81 the
tne' direction Of the Board Of City tA lcom no
plans and specifications and estimate Of
! .0 Pasins ef districts 81 .,pssse.nss a e%%pf Il Seins
ppr r{ No; loss in aliey y Block q:
TO Alpha avenue, as indicated. on plans
prepared for said Improvement.
Nov therefore. be 1t resolved. By the
city; q its regular weekly meeting held
said plans and Specifications and esti-
mate of o 9 be. and the same are here
plans and specifications and estimate of
probable cost shall be forthwith nled in
the Office Of the city auditor Of said city
Tor the inspection Of a Inc all per.
Be it further. resolved, that the con.
structton Of said Improvement, pursuant
to and in accordance with said plans
necessary. and the same is hereby or
dered constructed: and that q special
ssses:.nsnt b ieysed upon tho property
ser a. ths s.r BY snaa Improvement to pay
Be It further resolved that notice BE-
given BY the city auditor Of said city,
by cauaing this resolution to be pub
city, once each week for two consecn.
tive weeks. that the Board Of City Com
Ipissionern will meet in the chambers At
Forks. N. D.. at / o'clock p. NJ. on
Wednesday, Tune LIST, 1871 for the pur-
pose Of hearing n and all persons In
terested in said Improvement who may
thereof. and that they win be kiven An
opportunity to be heard at such time
and place.
this 18th day Of May, A. d. 1921.
. HENRY O'KEEFE, JR,.
. President OF the Board Of
Attest:
(SEAL)
GHAs: !. EvkHsoN.
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14E0LUT1oH DECLARING woRx
HECED0ODY.

Project 10. 1907.
The following resolution introduced
read: Whereas the city engineer of
the City Of Grand Forks. N. D., pur-
a to the direction OF the Board OF
City commissioners Of ssid city has
estimate Of probable cost for paving
Improvement in Paving District No. %
being Project No. 1907 on Hamline and
Cambridge streets and Dakota avenue
prepared for said Improvement.
Now. therefore. be 1t resolved by the
Board Of City Commissioners Of said
Wednesday. May 11th. 1921. that the
said plans and specifications and esti-
mate Of cost be, n the same are here
BY accepted n approved and that said
probable cost shall be forthwith filed in
the office of the city auditor of said
city for the inspection Of any or all
persons interested therein.
Be 1t further resolved, that the con-
struction Of said improvement, pursuant
to and in accordance with said plans
and specifications. is hereby declared
dered constructed: and tina . special
assessment be levied upon the property
benefited by said Improvement to pay
for the same, and,
Be 1t further resolved. that notice be
given by the city auditor OF said city,
by. causing this resolution to be pub
lished in the official newspaper OF the
tive weeks, that the Board Of City Com
m~issioners will meet in the chambers al
the city hall in said City Of Grand
Forks. n. D., at 1 o'clock p. NJ, on
pose Of hearing any and Ill persons In
terested in said Improvement who may
have objections thereto, or any part
thereof. and that they will be given an
opportunity to be heard At such time
Dated At Grand Forks, N. D.. this 1.th
day OF May, A.. D., 1891. 80
HENRY O'KEEFE, JR. =.
President of the Board or
Attest:
fSEAL) lais
CHA9 r EV NanN SI1
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Miranda Morris. deceased, to the
creditors Of. and all persons havins
claims asainst said deceased, to present
them. with the necessary vouchers, ia
North Dakota, within four months aaftel
the frst publication of this notice,
Dated Nay 10th. A. D. 1891.
N. R. LINCOLN,
Administrator,
. Grand Forks, N. d.
First publication May 18th, 1891. /,
(MAy 14.21-28: June ~
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Miners Hit Ban Hard.

Minneapolis, Mimi. May 5o.-rhe
locals fattened their batting averages
today at the expense Of Columbus
pitchers, Minneapolis scoring IL runs
on 20 hits to three runs and six hits
for the visitors. Russell hit his sey-,
enth homer of the season. Score.
Minneapolis. 341 1o2 01x-12 20 :
Danforth. Sherman and Hartley,
Wilson; James, George and Mayer.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn, May 2o-Pittsburgh won
its third straight victory over Brook
lyn today in a close game, ; to z.
Hamilton had a shade on Galore in
a pitching duel. The visitors punched
hits in the fourth and eighth. Taylor
made his, seasons debut behind the
bat for Brooklyn. Score:
Pittsburgh. 600 zoe o1o-7 7 4
Brooklyn..... 100 900 col S
Hamilton and Skin; Cadore and
Taylor.
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Mud Hens Beat sainta

St. Paul, Mimi. May 2o.-Roy
Grimes. Toledo's second baseman,
scored four runs himself and drove
in three others. and the visitors beat
st. Paul. Z to 4. today. Grimes hit
a home rum. double and single. Brady
was hit hard in the first inning but
after that he held the Saints safe.
Score: ~ ,,.t~
Toledo........ :3o 90 1907 80
st. Paul.. 400 900 ooo-4 8 :
Brady and Manion; williams and
Allen. I.
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Kansas City. Mo-, May 7o.-Louis-
vile broke Kansas City's winning,
in a Is inning game, the second:
of the series, Z to 4. here today. It
was Fuhr's first defeat since he
Joined the local club. Acosta and
Butler made. home runs. Score:
40 900 200 900 50 16
Kan City 900 1903 900 900 o. 1oaa
Cullop and Meyer; Fuhr and Nc
Carly. "
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Brewers Won

Milwaukee, Wis. May 20.-Eikht
consecutive hits were made of waav-
er in the third inning. including two
home runs. and Milwaukee won an
easy victory over Indianapolis today,
IL to Z. Kinsella was elected from.
the game by Umpire Connolly for
protesting a called strike. Score:
101 1O2 002- 2 IL 3
Milwaukee,. 00s Ill O0x-1. IS :
Weaver. Seifert. Bartlett and. Hen-
line; kiefer and Clarke.
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.phHlia Won.

Philadelphia. May 20. - Pitcher
Rings single and LeBorveau's homo
run in Doak's one bad inning today,
gave four runs and Philadelphia 4
four to three victory over St. Louis
Score:
St. Louis. ..... 100 900 oo7-s - q
Philadelphia. 900 90 oox- . :
Doak, Riviere. and ClenonA Dill.
hoefer; Ring and Bruggy. Z
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Havana.-Dr. Alfredo zayas wa3 In
ausurated president OF Cuba after one
Of the rormieG campaigns in Cuban
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Tigers Won Anothr,

Detroit, May 20. = The, Detroit
Americans hit three Boston pitchers
hard today and won. IL to 2. Ehnke
allowed but six hits. Cobb and veach
made home runs. The visitors scored
their first run on a paA and PrAtts
double in the first inning. the second
being made in the ninth when hits
were punched. Score:
Boston....... 100 900 001-7 !
Detroit. ..... 220 022 31x-1z IS .
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! :, ! ! !.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

st. Louis, Mo-, May 2e.-DGvD out
pitched johnson today and q. Louis
defeated Washington. s to 4. DAVIS
kept the hits fairly we'll scattered
while johnson had one bad inning-
the third-when four hitasa u haAe&oal
balls and Picinich's error put the
Browns in the lead. 1core:;se s
Warrington 0o3 oee o1o- 1
st. Louis..... oo4 o10 0ex-Ss 80
johnson and Picinich; Davis and
SEVERED.
White So1 Won.
Chicago, May so.-New York OUT
hit Chicago today but the locals hit
6 to, 5. Kerr tishtened in tho pinchas
and performed in good style. Ruth
made n hit today, a triple. in fvs
trips to the plate. 8trunk misjnAGaA
his long fly to center because Of to
high wind and the YANKEES siu9kor
was credited with . triple. Once he
was purposely passed but on his ether
times up did nothing. score:
New York;. 6oz o10 eo3-S II o.
Chicago........ ol3 600 2ex-s II 8
Mays. sheehan and Schane: Kerr
and Schalk.
Indians Won Third seraieht.
Cleveland. May 2o.N- Cleveland
made it three straight from Phila-
delphia today, winning 1e to !. Phil
adelphia's pitchers were Ineffective
and Harris and Naylor were also Wild.
Mails allowed only six hits but his,
passes resulted in two runs for Phil
adelphia. Score:
Philadelphia. 100 900 11o-s
Cleveland. $50 ia 13x-ls IT .
Harris. Naylor. Hasty and !.
Walker; Mails and O'Nei1l. 49, 80,
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Nor1ux TO onxprEons.
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA,@)
County Of Grand Forks
In County Court
In b matter OF the estate Of Ntrands
Norris, deceased:
Nettea Ii hereby given by LIN
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE = 100
Acres in St. Louis Co., MINI. will take
new or first class used car II stand
ard make, on deal. A. r. Murphy.
Nia&ara. N. d.