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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
EVENING EDITION.

GaS sSsa~ IN, OF said Lincoln, Park'
iSsew AsAsttNn, such tract consistinS OF
ssSss III the northeast quarter q the
SSaSS~Nst quarter n the northwest
s.SSsses az the southeast quarter OF Sec.
NM sSsS xiNN, township One Hundred
~sSssSSsne uSA> Rangc FIFTY (h02,
WSsS, Grand Forks Countf North pa
NNSSn sns the same Is hereby included
~sSsn ,Se %tS,rncrnte limits of the City
s x>~nnS FORKS, North Dakota, and tbs
m,ss,Ssrses Of said city shall. and the
ssnse are hereby extended to include All
AN Singular cf the premises ~
cssnsn such lines. SO drawn sub5ert,
ssMs xer 10 further proceedings relative
IN s,srn extension as are provided by
law sG m,.4
..S so,Sstor shalt, and he lis hereby IN
ss~s.eteA to, publish this gresolution IN
inc stSesal newspaper or the CITY ~
Grand Forks, North Dakota Tour .G49
ssroes, osace in each week Tor four %
Notice Is hereby given that the above
rns,S,,.ion ives duly adopted by the
ts>sns Of City commissioners Of the
sSsT ar Grand Forks. North Dakota. at
tssSr regular weekly meeting held
WsS,esaay, October 18th; 1921 at L
n,>I,cg IN the afternoon
LIST publication Nov. %. 1921.
~ CHAs. j. EvANsoN.
City Auditor.
NAV 1.S.152SoS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
HOMECOMING
DAY AIT URBANA
ON SATURDAY
Zuppmen Working Hard for
Their Contest With the
Depauw Crew.

Crbsns. n. Ee1. s-"te, Ire ell
important Chicago Ezns a week dis,
san:. coaeh Bob Znppk. has played
his eicysn sga.ns, Chicago formations
ai this week IN preparation for rhe
Dopss;w contest ksre Saturday,
Although Coach Pred Walkers
Msthodist hoyx are not taken in esy
slight manner and "A good battle il
game IN sight, Chicago. II will be
homecoming here end on thA1 dag
the great aiurnr! dr. ys for tsie rev
$1,000. 900 memorial stadium will be
in full blast
Tho odds wifi greatly fsver lne Ma
rooms. but Zuppas N well known fnr
~upsetting football dope ard tho I.i,ni
will 60 after the Maroon scalp as they
did four years e wher they beat the
f1n4efsated AinnesoLs aggregation
that seemsd !nvtnc!his.
To Try Cpnehn1A.
In order 70 SOP n winning s,r.ss
Of, the Staggnen. Illinois will have 10
make a. big comeback, bi. several H.
iint teams have dore 1t tn the pas,
roc ward. who replaced Jack Gran
Rls At fulsback In the Michigan gerre
when the big veteran WIS taken out
because OF injuries. played an excel
lent game. plugging up the hsles 1rI
defensive and tearing through The
Michigan lne for good distances zach
time he carried tho bail. Tho new
passing combination. Pedar to Wal
autst- worked four times ard retted
the hin! three OF their seven ffrs,
downs. Firzt downs wcre searee in
this 3 to Q battle.
Romney and Colo arc tbs Xaroenr
who win be closely watched. A pank
Cole to Romney. and a kick ny Rom
ney. gave tho Chicago boy1 their vic
tory ovcr Princeton ard put the Ma
oon near the ton IN football com
petition this seesor.
The Him ends against repauw VIII
he Carney and Dave WIlsor, and An
herson n .Mohr viii start al guards
Vogefs PAGING from center last Sa,-
'lrday was far better than that o!
Mohre the week before 10 tn. husky
sophomore will 20 back 10 hlA tob a.
pivot Don Pedan and Dutch Du-
rant Will &c In ut tho halfbark job-
n Captain Walau1.t will do the pi-
iottng.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
kEoIU1ToE TO EXTEND CITY
IIlUTS

Whereas, residents O: tina. certain
s-e ss-einaf.sr described have
~ The cfsy limits a. TIE City Of GTana
forks, North NsSo:s- in such manner
IS IL include said area. and whereas
further IL appears &c the Board that the
s-sk 50 7esitiened for, as we'll as certain
additional territory sd5acer, thereto
an5 SC che city boundaries. should be
inc7pded within tire limits Of said city
sn6 thai !, Is desirable and necessary
10 50 extend the city limits SO as to in
c1o6e 1ae territory hereinafter de-
The
Now therefore he i, resolved b,- the
Ssa-d q Cisy Commissioners Of the
c1E ~ Grand Forks. North Dakota tina.
tAs- certain tract OF land embraced
within e line drawn as follows. to-wi1:
Eonareocins At the southwest corner
- Lot Ten 400 Of Block Fourteen 40
= ss7sosE,s ADDITION 10 the CITY Of
thence scu.heriy along the east
side ef Walnut street extended south
sssou: Eight Hundred and Sixty $500
see' ann 20 The north side of Thirteenth
stree, in Lincoln Park View Addition.
-ae o1'ce of The register Of deeds Of
Grand Forks County. North Dakota:
-s+7ce vest along the north side of said
I~s;-ss.'a stree ason, Twe,ve Hundred
s-d - re ives; side Of alley between
Terry street and Oak stree, as shown
- salo p'a; o. Lincoln Park View Adj
10. h"rs:oeefore referred to-: thence
north along the west SIDE Of said alley
70 e point on TIE south side of Block 81
il HcksiTeYts Addition 70 the City of
Grand Forks. North Dakota. One Hun
i-ec Forty and os-ioo I4o.05) feet east
a. ne southwest corner Of said Block
>. thence east and along the south line
II ssS5 McEelvey's Addition and Hack
-eEs Addition about Twelve Hundred
Nire and eSs-ioa I:oe.2e5) feet to the
p'ece % beginning: such area to include
az nnplatted tract about One Hundred
alhae fee: in width and about Nine
Hundred SiItT-nine and $4,000 (s6e.22)
feet IN length Tying soutb of and
aSuttirs upon the city limits OF said
City Of Grand Forks. and between said
ct- limits and Lincoln Park View Addi-
t!o- and including Lots Five (5) to
FIT. f.nt- both inclusive in Block One
~ Lots Five 51 to Twenty-seven
t2.i. both inclusive. Of Block Two rs,
Lots Five Is. TO Fifty f5o>. both inclu-
sire: Block Three 90 and Lots One "a
20 T~wenty-seven f21). both inclusive
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
SAILOR

Sailor Freedman has been exploit
20 lrcailT Is "a Of the logical cnr-
tenders for Benny I~ons-d-s light
weight crcsr- That exalted opinion
o. him however. does not exist In -he
eas- Thsre he recent.- scored a
technical Knockout oTer Ernie Rice g
England. Judging from ,ae tone O.
the criticisms % hat fight. the cas-
err Experts T doing eTev-hsrE pos
@b'e 70 discourage z possible meeting
st~ee Leonard and Freedman The
nave ANYTHING p1t UTeise for Freed
man despite HE efforts OF MS friends
y 20 elevate him 20 the
ranks of the top notche->
Ernie Rice was brougn, ove here
only Z fex months ago -y Charley
Harvey who has been darh.nE xith
boxers in the cas-, for rnanv "a Cf
Hou-se, Rice coming from England.
Eas heraided As a championship pos
s:b:siiy- Ee tough. z ley second
raiera and got a~aE- with II. Z, those
who saw him in action had little 81
gay about his ability. Then ne vas
matched with Freedman a, Madison
SI1are Garden and vas beaten 81
oa6ig' that Harvey had 10 toss the
toHrei into the ring IL the seventh ses-
acn 70 aver q knockout R;ce's
showing in that fight was 70 poor tina:
the critics referred 70 him as the
Torss kind Of Z thiri-ra,er-yet n
stayed seven rounds.
Freedman certainly did rot increase
his chances Of getting 4 match with
Leonard bT the showing he made
against Rice. ". ". Jones of the New
York Globe says tina: Leonard could
cart Freedman and Eice into the same
ring with him and SMACK err both OUT
Of commission without working up a
healthy flow OF persHra:ion." He
added that it vas a hollow victor; for
the Chicago man and the victory he
registered vas not due TO any par
ticular superiority on his part. In
addition. Jones said that neither
fighter displayed anything in the bout
to warrant a match with Leonard. and
that the were merely Sood tr:al
CORRESPONDING more.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
MAlDAN WINS
DISTRICT TITLE
Eliminates MsrrsaSea by
Score Of his 90 o sa Sat
usvssy Game,


ssNsR 49, NOV $S~~aHe MSE
ssa E ssfsn ssFess ~aaeS ~ = sce~e -
40 20 SssG-Sss aSsssss &assaassh
.uasss.-r $50
A,saas 1,sss...ess ~SSs -
Ns-ro.~a- 800
nasssar SssSS *s
So .IssS "NS ~ SRfs ON Vse iNsE>
esss men Ss,- 1asss ,..-r ass ~
asthe1s.S n r-sr-s,S m s- sx.s~.
wfheaJa1rS sca7n AspSa1s Sass gsns
was never a,rsse IN SsrssS
Mr
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
FIVE ARRESTED BY
WATKINS AT MINOT

Minot. y. D.. Nov. Five men
were arrested by T.. l.. Watkins AMI
officers in a building on Central ave-
nue.. charged with keeping and main
tanning d gambling house and the 9th
or four with freauentjng a gambling
house. Only a small Of mon
cy was found to be involved in the
anne the officers say.
Those arrested were: Lee Power.
colored. alleged operator of the game:
G. Thurslon. Clifford Reed, ". c.
HurI and II. Carter. Thurston was re-
leased on $50 bond. Reed on $50
bond. Hurd on $15 bond and Carter
on SIS bond. Power io still held in
the city iail.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
SPORT News
Plays Football Three
Weeks With Broken Ribs

Philadelphia. Nor. S-Rex
WraJ. captain OF tho University
of Pennsylvania football team.
has bern playing ahrrc weeks with
two broken ribs which IN. suf-
ferad in the same with swarth-
more ON OczObsr IS. Since then
ne has played hard games against
Virginia military institute. Pitts
burs3l and LAfayette.
His injury did bo< become
known until yesterday when
coac4,e, noticed him walking
ars,uni the dressing room appaF-
entity in pain He was taken to
a pdyacan and an X-Ny pho
soSrapia revealed the fractured
ribs
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08

Ever E-s5tv Sports ca1sa5a a Ear
Ts-d Is e football playa NsGA
hane srA tackle, Is ehs 2ss-s- 81 .As
C-lneos e5eren- kzze 5s e.zss eE<-
As captains in osher Ro-s % -os-
iron mates Including Ess S-sx1.
-Ea- guard. she zzrs a7.zla- Ea,
c1eE- bzcS field -eEaEa1- Ire hacker
Leader and AEhn- Eo-5cn- third
S-z7E carte oeck- ~ao - srase -
N~oa.L Z ezc=1-Eo- 1EEs Mr.
CASE- *Ao Is crew cae-A7-- IVES &
member Of the 1878 Ts-saeg tzsslAr-
team Re 1ve u sh- -z55-ca when
rowing hc1c-s ~e-e bestowed O. hin
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
BOWLING

The Hotel Dacotah and Troy LApu-
dry bowling teams viii trave. 70 Far
20 this evening TO ciash with ;Ho Of
the bowling teams in the City league
NJ thai place. Besides ms members
0 fine teams there viii De ssverz2 e1-
ira pin s~raaEhers in the company thai
will invade the pp-riyer cit9.
G:au Bruce. CIS. Nichols. HTToa
Bacon. BEL konros and y. = Mtiow-
an vii cornpo the Hotel DacoLza
soHIing crew and Fred Shell. Frank
Kilgore. BNj SsnGbrsnk. Joe Fi3tea1.
and onc mare : be chosen today
vii rep-esen. tire Troy Laundry IN
the match. The players xii! return
on q late train tonight.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
PERSON WINS
HARD TIRE RACE

Chicago. NOV. S.--An Amos forgot
ten pas;ime was ~rejuTena:ed yes.er-
A when LOui Pierson. 4 veteran
rider. won the FoIid tire bicycle race
from All Hartung by a margin OF one
minute and fifty-tnree seconds. His
time vas eleven hours and ten f;ec-
ondr.
The racc was from Milwaukee 20
Chicago and Duplicated one held he'll
thirty years age when the same men
contended
They arrived at he Coliseum. the
end Of the course. shortly before 2
o'clock: when the NATIONAL motorcycle
n bicycle chow opened there,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
MATVlIE HIGH WINS
OVER LARIMORE ISL

N n. Nav- s-M8-ELe
EssEl 52ostEls ssER-a. &C.
sSE-sa zAs Ls-53e-e iSsEA ar 1se sco-s
u 81. NGh5n Eye -4-E1nS % .ae
SS- II RsRy Zach team had soc-e6
E 7crocs5rEn- aa--Ttare SAeE%6 *
"e4h1- passing form and vAS sele 70
@aSt i1s- couEs-e- vLs .as ar -ou1@
G4yEIl4e -eso-es srIse3T ii, E-a5Eh:
-Fso1Vsl ana Eern Aeas -c- downs Only
1ce- S-anSah2. GrIs--- WeoslS
sE'2 ase=ohsrn e5EE-5 Z E-o1r game
1TI MsEE-Iie- Ras Mckenzie wss he
Es3as- E1e- tt- zh1 ls-o-S-
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LEGAL NOTICE


liz sne Es4Eza- Cssv o. - -nj,.5
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NJ sf5c = Raax--o-cr
IL 20. aoaa-sas Charles = A-G---
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Fs7-a-k : Nh so-@E- ST C-sn6 Fn-ts-
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Ee~ttrs2- n-Ss71s thzt o- Ih+ ssA
Ca 81 4e-l- 80 last pss-- re 1es
5-6- sdErs<@5 t~s@6-2-1 --de- sc ats
~ Congress rt1z.4ne u BANKRUPTCY:
sAEFr ~ sE .T1Fr r--snoer-5 ali -fs
F-@-@~1y All TE-=s ~ op.-r. and hss
5rEgT ~r-1plss@ x--- AT ne requirements
~ sz51 s--e a-S - -Ae o-5s-x % tie
-1ss-s 1gvcr5nr rsx 70 -k-u-trT.
Nhs~~s~-e- 1s r~-t ma. n. mar be
SH~-eeS BIZ 7Ss rc-- 70 hare G fJ11 dis
r=s--s <-p- an 5et-r r-urs+1e against
Ass sf-ste 1T.te- rad ta-E-P. scis- ex-
Nrc- foca 6~lr Is are szcspted ty Law
from szc5 dS<cEz-rs.
0zsss -Sts s.a 1zv q Laoe, / q.
sfH--
PA-RGC. ! &4LoNEy.
E<-E-r-,.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
TODAY'S SPORTS

Racing: Meeting Of Maryland
Club at Pimlico.
Bascbal Annual meeting Of PACT
~ Coast league. at Los Angeles.
Field Trials. Annual trials Of Pa
zinc Coat Field Trials Club. al Del
Monte.
Football: Sotre Dame w. Rutgers.
at New York.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
order Of Ko.s,e -r~o.

Oastr5c1 81 @o~rh Dzxotz. -,
Or Iris 1s-5 6ar ot Grtooe-. a -
5IfT- ~ rss6s-< t5s ps.itio, for lis,
rnz-Ee of the sa.ese -zmee hznx-1p-- il
-
Crte-e6 sr .hs ~ -aaz = hearing
Se lad -on- shs same % the S-tn Car
nj Derenb~.- a y, 1871 heso,e the said
rrFsrt~ Il Fargo 81 szjd district a ter
ocar@G .~foTeDoon. and tlzt notics there.
rf ~ rr5s5sssS sr tire GRAD Forks
Herald, z neEscsps- printed 20 Ezic fss
:-fr-. z1S .nz. ziE kroxn creditors End
r-h-t p<rsoHs &c interest tnsT appear al
.Fse s&5t fine aid pizcs ard znov cz1re
Il arg -ssf lsTe- vfsT the prayer of IL.
ssSS petition sSoosd nSs BE- granted
snS III IS further ordered 5y .he coc,.
.1s- she referee IN snz-Es shais r<r6 b.
IzsG2 20 Al knorn rretjso-r eoptex D.
said petition ard etis o-bes. addressnd
~ them al t5esr places Of residence z.
stated.
E5tnes. .ke Honorable Charles y
Aroitop. srsse Of the sztd co1r,, and ,hs
real thereof z. Fargo. in raid district
or - zs.b dsT Of October. 4. D 1891
tcCERT GESfy
CserE-
NJ Y. r.. STEELE.
Deputy Clerk.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
FOUGHT TO DRAW.

Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. s.-Tommy
Carter and Joe lawson. lightweights,
battled ten fast rounds here last night.
A draw was the newspaper verdict.
lawson had to extend himself TO stay
even with Carter whose wicked left
showed to ADVANTAGE.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
order of splice Thereon

District of North Dakota SIS:
On this 26th day of October. A.. D.
1921. on reading the petition for dis
charge of the above named bankrupt, it
is e"r
Ordered by the court, that a hearing
be had upon the same on the 9th day
of December. A. p. 1921. before the said
court. at Fargo. in said district. at ten
O'clock forenoon: and that notice thereof
be published in the Grand Forks Herald,
a daily newspaper printed in said dis
trict. and hat all known creditors n
other persons in interest may appeal at
the said time and place and show aus
II any they have. why the prayer of the
said petition should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the court.
that the referee in charge shall sen
by mail to all known creditors copies Of
said petition and his order, addressed
to them at their place of residence as
stated
witness the Honorable Charles r.
Amidon. Judge Of the said court, and.
the seal thereof. at Fargo, in. said. dis!
trict, on the 2sth day Of October. A. D..
1921. T@t f
COURT SEAL) ;
]. "A. MONTGOMERY.
\ Clerk. +.
Deputy Clerk.
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notice TO cREDrToRs..
ATE or NORTH DAKOTA, J

County of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter OF the estate Of Albert
Snt;ce is hereby given by Al2 Bour-
sssa. Executor OF the estate Of Albert
SueIow, deceased. 10 the creditors OF.
ara ali persons having claims AGAINST
said deceased to present them. with the
,S,,rassa, executor. at Grand Forks
within four months after the first pub
lirs alton Of this notice. - /.
Dated October "a, a. =. J92l: ~.
AL BOURASSA, II
Executor.
FRS: publication Oct. Is; 1s:1.s
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aANKRuPrs-s PETITION FOB DIS
CHARaE AND ORDER OF No. =
TICE -

-|| - 81 - a'#.H --E.
In the, District. court OF the United
States. for the Northeastern Di-
vision. District of North Dakota.
In the matter of Theodore Hendrickson.g
bankrupt: 3f<s
No. 1855 in Bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Charles f. Amidon,
judge of the district court OF the
United States for tho District Of
North Dakota:
Theodore Hendrickson. Of Mekinock,
in the County of Grand Forks. and State
OF North Dakota, in said district, re-
specially represents that on the It'll
day of December. 1920. last past, he was
dnly adjudged bankrupt under the acts
of Congress relating to bankruptcy;
that he has duly surrendered all his
pronerty and rights of property. and has
fully complied with alr the requirements
If said acts and Of the. orders Of the
court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decreed by the court to have a full dig
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
,ept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of September, A.
d. 1921.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
KANSAS TO MEET MENDE1soHN

Milwaukee,. Nov. Rocky Kansas.
Buffalo lightweight boxer. today ac-
cepted articles to meet Johnny Men
deIsohn, Milwaukee,. in a, ten-round no
decision bout in Milwaukee on Nov.
d
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08

Whatever his trials the farmer does
not know the horror OF having no
food in his cupboard.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08

A dogs bark 10 worse thar his bite
but. Unfortunately, a mosquito doesn'
bark. M ,5s5pa4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08

Firs. publication Oct. Is. 1s:1.s
JOct. IS; Nov. $3.50
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District NO. s.

MINI. 1000
ldllian Tinkham. crookston. 5000
Josephine Sullivan. p. g. r. .l,024,O 0(
Anna Fender Capes, e. q. F..1.207,45e
...rnlAn Y. Nelson. Fertile i.OVl
Mtrfam i. Saul. Hallock. $500. $4,000
Marie Morck, Holt. 1900
}rhorwald Arnundson. shelly 4. 1000
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-08
District No. ,.
District NO. ;.

Olive Holen, Douglas .........71
Mrs. g. D. Thayer. Dogdcn.. ]
Marian Healy. Glenburn 80.
Blanch Heath, Granville 80. "a
Marguerite Connole, MohalI . 20.
Margaret Eedahl. Mercer. IL
Mildred Matheson, Westhope..2 FL
Cora Thiele, Willow City So. 671
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-28

Tobe Watkins, manager Of For
est park in Davenport, is getting
ready for the best season ever en-
joyed by that noted park, Sew
eral new rides are in prospect,
which will include dodgem, invent
ed last year and . sensation at
Coney Island last season.
A new mefry-go-round and q
ferris wheel are two other rides
that will be added to the amusement
features Of the park. Besides these
rides. . complete playground equip
ment will be installed for the
youngsters; these will include the
usual slippery slides. trapese. teet-
er-totters, seven swings. sand pits,
miniature merry-eo-rcund and ven-
ition swings with a capacity Of six
to eight. All of these will be free
to the kiddies.
Mr.. Watkins reports that the
dance pavilion has been leased for
Sunday. Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday to the A. z. X. dancing
club with Tony & Evans Capita
Jazz band, The other evenings will
be rented to associations and in.
dividuals for dances.
Contract has been let to thu
Byrnes- Weigand company Of Chica
90 for $500 worth Of fireworks fol
the Fourth of July.
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.UoDENIS
LIVED
1ERE 50 YEARS


yesss Of service 70 friend
D labor, one u Rock Island
4 Oldest citizens, Mrs. Helen
ssI1ss, aged a years. died It
= III morning 1t the home Of
1aaehter, Mrs. E. B. Kreis, 1212
rty-sscond street. Death was
4. Is inArniies Of age. She had
- N for three months.
Nm Modem Is . descendent Of
:. 4 tho oldest families in Amer
q. - ancestors on her mothers
~. coming to this country from
u.i,and in 1774 and on her IA
~ side from England to Con-
secueut in 1886.
galea +. Belts was born at
vssdAsm. N. ". Oct. %, 1886, the
s.sratef Of william J. and Nancy
~ The family resided in the
ts,.ity made famous by the Rip Var
wistle stories. When IL years Of
- and the family removed Z
risamsnsville. N. Y. Here Mrs
r.len resided until the time Of hel
:srriase to Thomas H. NodeE
IS. :, 1868.
scon after their marriage, Mr.
= Mrs. Modem came to the mid
nevest, Mr.. Modem being employ
y on government contracts. The!
filed on little island just OF
~ Iowa shore, above site of tn
"a bridge, later moving to Hamp
"a and in about 1875 made thei
nc in Moline. Ten years ago MI
| Hnden passed away and Mrs. No
~ came to Rock Island to max
ser home with her daughter, Mri
rmil Brown. For the last fou
ysars however, she had been re
.iaine with Mrs. Kreis.
Mrs. Modem was the Oldest OF nv
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The statue vas to havs been
scented l. 1914 but the cersmea
we're delayed BY the world M.
Trafalgar Square u understood y
have been selected by the Brk4h
government q hs the site for ~
statue. which Is OF bronze. although
the original is In marble. it's ex-
pected appropriate ceremonies viii
be conducted ct the time OF the pre-
sentation, the date Of which has not
been set. 4
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headed . commission Of Virginia

headed q commission Of Virginia
lomcials which IL to make the pre-
sentation, has found it impossible
to make the trip to London and has
delegated in his place DR.. Edwin A.
Alderman. president of the Univcr-
sity Of Virginia The other members
of the commission which will leave
for London In May are B. F. Blu
chanan. lieutenant governor OF Viz
GINA; Richard l.. Brewer, speaker
OF. the house of delegates; John l..
Williams, clerk.
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COPY or HOUDON
STATUE TO GO TO
GREAT BRITAIN

Richmond, Va--Presentation to
Great Britain by the state Of Vir-
ginia Of copy OF the famous Hon.
don statue Of George Washington,
the original Of which now stands in
the rotunda OF the Virginia capitol
here. will take place this spring.
The governor Of Virginia, West
moreland Davis. who was to have
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been in buGiness In this city for
q years. It was established BY w.
I. Ganseft and upon his death WAS
taken over by his son. ". Isles
Gansert. 4
No definite plans for the new
building have been made. The deal
was handled by H. X. Walker Z
Co., real estate agents