Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15

The 220 pupils will resume their
studies in a church within a week.
Danville, ILL.,, Jan. 15.-Mrs. Ernest
S. Harrington, who claimed to have
been fasting for 4S days to influence
her hunger strike today, upon being
advised by the Rev. 8. S. Payne Of Ell
dorado to take food.
Lacrosse, Wis, Jan. Ito permit
the speeding up of the trial of Ito
liquor cases in United States court
here next week, Judge Lands has or
dered an extra venire Of petit jury
men drawn for the term. Sixty jury
men have been summoned to report
in court Monday morning at 10
o'clock. Judge Lands plans to hold
night sessions of court.
Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 15.-Orders
approximating" $4,000, 900 were placed
during the four days this week of the
Milwaukee convention OF the National
to James P. Orr, president.
New York, Jan. 15.-Anthony
Caminetti, United States commission
err general Of immigration, returned
to the United States on the steamship
Adriatic today after studyint immi-
grafton problems in Euro2e.
Manila, p. l., Jan. 15.-Admiral AL
bert Gleaves, commander-in-chief Of
the American Asiatic fleet with q
court of inquiry, will depart tomorrow
for Vladivostok to investigate the re-
cent killing Of Lieutenant w. II. Lang
don, chief engineer Of the U. S. S. Al
bany by a Japanese sentry, he an
nounced today.
Minneapolis, Jan. 15.-Theodore L.
Hays, veteran theater man, announced
today he had been appointed chair
mar of the motion picture exhibitors
and exchange men of the northwest
by Herbert Hoover for motion pic
ture days" January 26 and 80. On
the United States have promised to
raise $4,000, 900 for the starving chill
dren Of Europe.
Constantinople, Jan. 1i.-All vessels
flying allied flags which approach
sea coast, will be fired upon by land
batteries and be subject to attack by
submarines. it is indicated in a mes
sage received from Moscow.
Dallas, Tex, Jan. 15.-Police this
afternoon announced they had been
advised that 5000, 900 in Liberty bonds
bandits in a p%ostofice robbery here
last night, had been recovered near
Lake Worth at Fort Worth. They said
two mai pouches had been found.
Washington, Jan. 15.-The titua-
ton arising from the fatal shooting
by a Japanese sentry. of Lieutenant
NJ Z. II II - nrlNn ~ Via \ svSN ~ Nlr nor r.
expected today to remain In status
quo until report Of the findings of an
American naval court is transmitted
to Washington.
Mortified, Mimi. . Jan. 15.-Rev.
Edward M. Williams. pioneer Congre..
gational minister in Minnesota, who
ternational recognition, died hero to-
day in his eightieth year.
New York, Jan. 15.-Resolutions
adopted by the directors Of the China
Society Of America, declaring
Chinese-American relations are . en-
dangered by increased international
narcotic tramc, and urging congress
sional legislation against the trade.
Paul Reinsch. acting president, and
former American minister to China.
Washington. Jan. 15.-The joint
resolution requesting President Will
son to call a conference OF the ma
tions of the world to consider uni
versal disarmament was approved to-
day by the house foreign affairs COM
mittee. without q dissenting vote. The
comnittee rejected, 8 to 2 an amend
ment by Representative Mason. Re-
publican. Illinois. that invitations to
participate in the conference be excl
tended to ireland and the Philippines
washington, Jan. 15.-The war a.
nance corporation. revived BY an act
of congress which was passed over
President Wilson'S veto, now
f~unctioning. It announced today that.
IL was prepared to consider Applica-
tions for loans to finance EXPORTS in
the same manner THAI it considered |
advances prior to the s~uspension OF
It's activities last May. al
Washington. Jan. 1s.-Sir Auckland
G1ddes, the British a~Inhansador, has
b4An Summoned home for confer. |
ence with Premier Lloyd George and
Esrl Curson. the British embassy an-
nounced today. He sailed from New