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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

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aat ths dependable performance 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

the 5O-Ahorseppwerr Studebaker Spe-
ciala Six cfiassia is AN added asst1r-
ance of the full enjoyment OF closed
e comfort
Dfstrtctr Erizcs-Esps Ford Sedars.s
Five : passenger; A. cylinder 20
horsepower, Large sliding plate glass;
windows indoors and Sides RooIny
doorss TWO unit electric startling
and ltgftinxr system. pemountahie
rirnss 31s-inchr noH-skid tires all
acoandS ,rirce carrier. Ar all season
OF styles andS comfort-for seciaas
funetionss for shoppings for touring
and general uses Efrciosed car COM
forts with Ford SIMPLICITY and reliae
etitty.
How ASvardeis-
Tne@ Grand Rrizee stuttebaiser~ se
fpekss witl be- awarded toei the person
having the largest number OF point
credits sfser the campaign closes
obtained in ascortfanee with tfiee ru1esf
of.the&cezspaiers
RE district NsiEeG-sne Ford So.
6azsr tory eaer districts-win be- asvars1-
ed ocea In each district to the person
In eaeh district having the greatest
isunaSee- or eotlrtE credits. obtained in
-aecor6ance with thu rules OF the
campaign after the grand prize win
ner- has been dsrfdedi and eliminated
II Sss to- Be clearly understood that mo-
prtsne Sfrsrser is entitled to more than
o7ree prf,ne In this campaign.
t.. The First District includes
Bsgnhlra. wssish., Capalsers Grand
Forks rrai1l and Cass counties,
q The Second District includes
rryrsrs. Ramsey Nelson. Eddy. Fos-
ter Benson. Ptercs, and Roiette coun-
ties.
81 rr,e Third District includes
B~bttineauss MctFeury. Wells, Sheridan,
WcEsaa, Ward, and Renvifge coun-
lies.
4 The Fourth District is com-
urisesr sc northeastern Montana. and
aft Of North Dakota not included in
districts oFe. Two and Three.
The Fifth District
rncisaGes KRatson, Marshall, Polk.
N,ars.any Clay. Becker. Mahnomen.
Red Lake, Pennington. Roseau, Bel
trara5 and Clearwater counties in
Novthar9 Minnesota.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

Oil faucets. is bearing (Dorto. 1 box
ball bearing. i v6ltmeter, / electric
horn, / push horn, i box fuses. 2 bear
1ngs (rollero, 3 Maxwell switch. 3 oil
pump holders, l set lens. I auto air
pump. ! auto air pump, l card globes,
! hub puller, 2 Ford radiator shells.
To- secure the payment of the sum OF
Sixteen Hundred Si1ty-sfx 34-100
Dollars which mortgage YVES duly filed
In the office OF the Register OF Deeds
OF Grand Forks county, North Dakota.
which mortgage together with the debts
secured thereby was heretpfore duly
sold, assigned and transferred to the
North Dakota,
And Whereas, default has been made
in the terms OF said mortgage by rea-
son of default in the payment of inter-
est. and the debt being deemed funsafe
and insecure and the amount claimed
to be due thereon at this date Is
teen Hundred Twenty-seven and 3o-1O0
Dollars,
Now, Therefore. Notice is hereby xiv
en-, that by virtue of said mortgage and
by order of said First Savings Bank,
the above described IchatteIs at 119-131
Fourth street, lin Grand FORKS,
county, of Grand Forks. state of North
Dakota, at the hour Of two O'Clock pm,
on the tenth day of September, "A ..
1921.
c. C. Stewart.
Sherin of Grand Forks county,
Dated at Grand Forks, Grand Forks
county. n. n. this 3rd day of Eeptem-
Der, a. D. 1921.
Residence and post office address,
Grand Forks. North Dakota
O'Connor e. Peterson.
Attorney for First Savings Sunk.
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Rochester Player
Sets New Record Ii
Cnring The Bases

Rochester !. i. Sept. g.
Maurice Archdeacuf. eenfer Held
CT OF the Rochester 1ntarnatfor,aJ
club. established a ne1s sorh.s
record for cirtIjng The bases OF a
baseball diamond In d FORMAL
trial before Jtste1uays Rof41es-
tcr-Newark game. He made The
circuit In i3 2-5 seconds. The
former record. f3 AS seSofnis.
ysas made by Hans Lobert IN
1910.
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Notice of WarehOuscnunn,s Sole
Sale OF Unclaimed
Freight
Saturday,, Sept. ~, 1921

- .WHEREAs. The Great Northsns Railway Company, has dsHwuedt DO the
a N. Day Storage Company forstorag e on account 81 "a drna sthsre-a
tne lega charge for freight and-storagesu UNPAID. for4nnre than dr-nnnfhs
pnors To the date hereof although due and ieenIs notice of eanrrfv 3
sNorAEe thereof has been given to- TIL consgnees.
a NOW THEREFOREs Said conagneess or b sOynars thevnf a4h.rrhv
aoune nat Will sell sold personal property ut public auction a s wnre-4
nouse 9 ~ M " Day Storage Gompanyi An the city OF GRAND Forks North
ekoms n Univernt avenue. between Ninth venuea and Eanyel Htreetsd In
sMd Gig @ sscpember 24.7e2i. beginning at 1870 pm rpr the payrnsnt OF
go. q nam II the ccnsignee or the owner o %sacha article of uusunal
properly DO To- Q sold Is afopmAds "a parucuaars dapripi - lartice
q sdate~ when m name MAS received by The Greaf lyuf4her Ratluav cmm-S
any 81 y the "A. Nv. Day Storage Company, and INK ri III be-
fonDwsc 49,
si42@s "a ~ Btshop& soma Fargo NJ !. as aca4ss of batnua.a
. A NNyA Gurdin, WAhpeton. NIL sbux aIscfrac mnIs 1910 zzaK1
s4osZcrSeebyM Bstsrry 1 rrU.hy u II -. -. ...s.. .,.--. aes2
Mr. Co.. Mrenton, Nd half barrel sbeversxe&1
3. boz slasware, i-7.2i 111a
sSe-'a Rodss Powers lake Nd kss dsrsas4s4szl------ s1aAs
n. N. Day Storage Eon1pany
DAr1DA as.i.
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MINNEAPOLIS
BEAT FARGO IN
A CLOSE one
Boardrnaf Pitched Crest
Garne-Record Breaking
Crowd Saw Exhibition
(rieraid Special scrviceo

AGEAa&AT - EEL E~FTsEG ~ trFaFggEL a.w.t
Fargo. Sept. ,2.-Fargo demonstrnf-
ed today that II is not in the BUSH
ca? when ii comes to baseban by
holding down the Minneapolis ciun
Iof the American Association toSas5&to
A victory,
The game was played before the
record breaking attendance or the
year. While official figures as to"the
attendance win not be available until
Saturday. 1T was serni-officiaHy an
nounced that more than 5000 persons
the contest
Boardman vs. George
Charlie Boardman Of old Northern
League fame was opposed by rsorge
Each yielded ten hits
struck ii FIVE ard George three
Boardrnan not only pitched the great
est game OF lie season for virgo ont.
fieldad the prettiest, and in the lase
Of the nnth s-rucS . t~hree-sasEre
INTO right field. and drive paralfek1g
the firE base Itne- He scored n enss
inning or a euo-aagEvt b MeNees
Minneaytss ~srtr the seorTrftc iRa
the. second IEai1r. putting We rms
acres ara one N IKE chtrds Fesrset
followed wEa rvs IN tie Ease rf the
foursh Ard ere N the firth sfstcnt
tied hs nalSirg Il 3seos1 Eor~-
deaus HI n TIE 1rst OF seTert
whseh5 EA -dt -cr Scr Hber ESr-
Ess LEirs sassr1ar. m ~iasntifes scored
TIsne-, Esc .ad Snr.eI cs.w~er rhtrsf
AID sscoal zr5 aad aufes sceorrRs
TIE xTs- znresS e nr,cs IN
A tie 1u1rh wfsr4 H5dleet-
sco-s - N-ttsrs ecrIact Efya
Ito III es-ee- tefG As-Iashauk
1sr Fr Leushar ss-oreG SHUTTERS
GL-or u RS RcHerara stole ses@
I'D E-t II -hst-T orr NeNisess,
e--S Il szsE-g ? r1a5Ts -sse rsnS r
axs-s-5. N- sHceg r@1 cstreatl
ed arr EEEacr rostsS1 rsf,ss
VII TIE - Hva Ltrs NfE7ers At
d ~ Er vfcg wzs rw d al
5 zszs v. Essar6mau srrress
4 ie z -h rte scnree
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His nick name .ararzan" Indicates
etrepgth and endurance and his rcpu-
tatiop indicator that he il faat and
willing. These + the main points
,Of "Tarzans Jackie Rose ~ st. Paul
who is acheduied to box ten rounds
With knauf of Fargo here on Labor
Rose' reputation ~ D mixer. giyes
him every right to battle Knaufs
Critics al that he IL fast, cteyer, a
hard hitter and more than willing TO
mix With these qualities, he certain
TX should make ~ ~fnteresttag for the
well known Jack Hur1eysg prttege.
The boxing show will be held dur
start promptly at ago O'clock. The
exhibitions will be held ia the big
stadlum Il Belmont park, bat In case
of rain the chow viii be held In the
evening In the auditorium.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
RICHARD WAS
INDICTED BY
GRAND JURY
81 Transporting
Fight Pictures Contrary
to Federal Law

Chicago, Sept. s.--Tex Richard.
promoter Of the Dempsey Carpenter
championship boxing bout was In
.dicted BY the federal grand fury on
eAarges Of transporting moving pic.
lures II the match ID. violation OF the
federal law. Richard was arrested
recently. when he brought the films
from New York to Chicago and was
reIea sell on bonds
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

d Sco aAa~
Msnnea5s . VI Aap tst-s
FARGO ~ $50 .1s s1sl
@z-4-E4sd NtrY
oils g. Fargo a. ttse-base M Bnsta-
Lia1; HtE on bafts. III. as.aa
Ncges OF Eesrgey -saAs: lert m bas-
- Ntnneapftts $, Fargo 4. via
pitch. Bez-dnar; tsrst As 81 e.
rors Mckenzie; tHo-bsse His NJ
Nee 2. Jennings. RoHisaa. Eittsa ana
Elytsr; struck eh., BY Boa.sMss s
by George ?: double play 5enairsr
H~nass1Etet to rottoF; III. By pitcher.
Wiug.teld. time. / hosr. As tr;r.;.a
Urnpirss-s,ingby ara Httiet.
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cry fleaded Gnnty.

Omaha, Sept. z-carence Gray,
Jersey City, N. j. charged with
transporting the Dempsey Carpenter
fight films from New Jersey to Nebras-
ka, pleaded guilty IN federal CONT
Federai' Judse ] ". weodrourn
announced sentence would be de-
.ferred sixty days.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

New York, Sept. 8.-Bryan
Downcy, Cleveland middlewcieht.
planned 70 end his training this
afternoon for the Jersey City
bout on Monday In which Tho
hopes to win the, worlds middle
wetebt title from Johnny Wilson.
Wilson Will not quit the condi-
ttoning grind until tomorrow, 1t
was announced.
The two fighters will report
under the required weight Of 16O
pounds this morning and state
Hnenfs came from both camps
predicting victory by knockout.
Jack Dempsey. 1t was an
nounccd, VIII witness the WIIs0Il-
Downcy fight from a rfRGsAdD
box.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

View York. Sept. 2.-splendid pitch
ing b. Hott enabled New York to de-
Tea. washington today, 2 to 3. II
vas the fifth successive victory over
Sire Senator's. TWO Of Washington's
rae- hits came ii the first inning
Hhen errors were responsible for two
Of, tbs three runs scoredu. Ruth, Meu-
gel and Psckinpaugh hit home runs.
Euth's 4sth homer, which scored
Peck!npaugh, cleared the right field
roof. Meusel. the next batter, hit his
18Th OF the SEASON.
Ruth Is eleven ahead of his 1920
program when he made HIS 4sth HON
er On September 10. Off Ehmke OF
Detroit With thirty games to be
played, he haa to make s home runs
- surpass his record mark OF "a.
Score.
r. H z.
Washington :. 800 900 ooo-s 4
wes York D.. 200 300 4o1-s 10 3
Erickson, Acosta ana Charity;
Hoyt and Devorner,
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Browns Beat so..

Chicago. Eept. 2.4shocker held
Chicago 70 four hits today while st.
Louis hit o~pportuneiy behind wiIxfn-
sons ~fldnes and maye 1t three
straight from the locals, 3 TO D. Sis
lers batting was a feature. tho st.
Louis star gathering four OF the Wis
ftort nine hits.
Today wss McMann's day, and the
st I>ouM second bascrnan was pre-
aented with number OF presents BY
friends here. Score.
r. IN. p.
81 Iorfs S0o2 900 1oo43 q i
Chicago 900 900 300 1 )
Hhocker and Bevereid; wflkfnson,
B1ackburn and Bcha1k,
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Errors neat Athletes,

Boston, Bcpt- 2--PhfiadeIphfa,s er.
TSrn ~ the fifth inning were rcspon-
stbie for ali. of Boston,s RIMS today
the home team winning, i to 4 Afysr
. first inning, which Hasty pitched.
Moore shut out Boston. except Tor
an nnearned run in the second. score;
philadelphia /. go eof ooo-4s 3 Z
Boston 10000 D0xA 0 q
HAIRY. Moore and Perkins; Bush
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VETS OWN

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 3-The
World War Veterans. a formersservice
mems organization, willserect a build
ing here to house national Btate and
local offices of thu society, 1T is an
nounced by Minneapolis post No. 4.
AS Minnesota men were elected to the
national craftsmanship and national
secretaryshtp, 1t was thought feasthie
to locate national headquarters here.
It Is proposed to float a bond iszahe
to erect the structure. It was qsaid.
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LIST OF CANDIDATES.
District. No. 1.

Poirts.
Herbert Traveller, Atdoch ~. 1000
Rtath VI. Dean. ArYilla ...... 1000
J.. G. Koths, Cavalier ........ 1000
Mary Macleod, Crystal ..... 1000
Fred e. Arason. Edinburg. -. 1000
Oscar Hansen. Fordville ..... 1000
Mrs. A. r. Halverson, Forest
River observation-disclosures. 1000
HAIRY B. Overly. Grafton 80. 1000
Alvin P. T~verberg, Grafton ~. 1000
Thelnia A. Thodsen. Grafton
fRoute ~ ..... 1000
Mrs. G. N. Schuyler. Grand
Forks ...... 1000
Gall Gaulke, Grand Forks. 1000
Forks .................... 1000
Hazel A. Hi1ligoss, Grand
Forks ..................- 1000
Mrs. John Harris, Grand
Forks ......,.....r..,.. 1000
Fl. L. Andos, Grand Forks. 1000
Chas. swenson, Hatton ..... 1000
Birdie Bickford, Kempton -. 1000
Mrs. Walter Paem, LAnkin =. 1000
Eva Plumrner. LAngdon ..... 1000
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n tEfs{lE 81 trJfFgls4 g. EIEE542rE fEFagEtEnt
Mike Gibbons is having trouble OF
hts own.gA report from New York
stated that the members of the Cen
trail Trades and Labor council OF
Greater New York and vicinity have
voted to discourage attendance Of or
ganized labor at boxing bouts engaged
in by Mike Gibbons. ST. Paul middle
weight. The action was fased on a
communication from the Twin Cities
Building Trades saying that eibbons
had employed non-union labor In
erecting a row Of fiat buildings and
had expressed himself In favor Of the
open shop.
A question was raised the other, day
about the rake Off Referee Ertle in
the Dempssy-Carpentier fight It
seems that the third man in the ring
was wei paid for mis- work-Si,5oe-5
TO be exact, but as. he has received
nothing But praises for the impartial
had it coming. He at least avoided
a farce. such as was staged in Cleve7
land recently. {
Here ii hoping mat jim. Savage,
who has been booked to referee the
FiIson-Downey fight at Jersey city
on labor day. viii not repeat The
Gardner comedy. Savage vas an al
t@pate for the Dempy-Csrpent;er
contest.
Pete Herman VIII BE- open to. ali
eoraers Al Madison Square Gardsn
his month. sammy Godra his
naa1aeE, announced Pians are
under way TO arrange a fight agalAs
Jack shaEEeY. He aBso ht,5es % M
CROWN Sahnny KfEbane, <saEissE
title holder On September "a, Fer
= VIII EaseS EoT MaeIe ef ME1ne-
apoIs N q i5rrouad f,o5L at RIG trrz
den. Tex Rfctard anaoaarnd pr;tsty.
In ords- ~ 1-,ater5&45e NIX
hons reply % "a Eg every, niga,
Jack Reddy mstS.sasa DOR the
Phantom, has e+en 1y5ng sSr
fighters 60 meet his man. BUT Is aaT-
think nike ;Eas title hsSsasr 81 he
demands made By thnsse boxing for q
fight" was tie war RstIdY expressed
it. Jack Britton is wiiifrg TO take
on the s. Paul boxer. bat irrs1Es that
he make 1850 pounds, which Gihbons
refuses to do. Young Fisher. who re-
Gently beat Mike O'Dowd, only wants
5 $500 as an Involvement, and thtnEs
he La worth that much. Reddy don't
think 80. Martin Burke Of New Or
leans wants 3g per cent of the gate
receipts and furnish his own referee.
Nothing doing said Reddy, on the
referee ~ stion. and very doubtful on
the 35 per cent. very doubtful
w..
San Francisco.-Jack Miller, out
fielder for the Oakland Pacific Coast
league club, has been sold to the Chi
cago National club.
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AMERICAS -Asso7arfov.

No games scheduled Friday.
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AHEE4caS EE4euw

Cannes Frsaay,
CssTsaai IL Detp
Wzaaangtsl .. New. Eork a.
PhfEsieEpaA 4, Boston
81. Loas Z. CEdaE, 4.
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NcSeaand won,

Detroit. Sept. 2.-cievefand hit Cole
hard in four inntngs today ana de-
feated Detroit. - to /. Four Tiger
errors aided the visitors Ten extra
base hits were made during the game.
Seore:
r. II. E.
Detroit 800. 90 900 600 j 10
Bagby and shinault; Cole, Hol-
1ingas Welch and Wooda1l.
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Contenders For Tie
League Pennant Are
Oh Par III Games Won

New York, Sept 3.-Afl four
major league pennant cunterders
are On q par In games won with
~ total of IS each Tho. Pitts
burgh Nationals, have "a half
gnfIie advantage over New York
ns the Giants have lost one game
fiure than the Pirates, while the
Yankees possess q full game lend
Otcr the Cleveland champions.
who have lost twp games more
than the New York team.
Minneapolis.-Aba Mitchell and
Duncan. British golf profes.
siorais. defeated Jack Burke. st
Paul and Willie Kidd, Minneapolis
8 and 2 in a So hole best ball match.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh, Sept 2.---st., Louis
made it three straight from Pitts
burgh by taking today's game to
0 FournfeIs double and Stocks sin
tie scored the; only run of the game
In the eighth inning. The locals had
the bases flied with one out in the
seventh, but were unable to score.
Score: H HI Ri
III a{5t ram kGa F3H r. n. e
a. fIeuis ... zoe 600 o1a-I s 0
Pittsburgh 900 900 5000 /
Doak. Hafnes and Clemens; Carl
son and Brottem.
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Forest HifiAThe American pavis
lfup tennis pfayers defeAked their
tJapasfese ~opponents IN the sinefcs
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DAKOTA LEAGUE

wahpeton Breckenridge 3. Mitcheil
Aberdeen / sfonx Fails
Huron !, Madison a. 40 fhnfner).
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, AJe,xan,der Eresive.

Cincinnati, Sept 2,5-l Alexander
pitched tshutout bali ali the way So
day and Chicago non from CIncin-
i1ati, to o.. Four successive hits,
two OF them triples. drove RIey of
the mound in the second inning.
Donohue! who relieved him, was hi
hard In the sixth. Score:
g4E $50 E4I p II. z
Chicago So. o4e COZ saf-T ii o
Cincinnati :. 900 zoe odo---o 3 q
Alexander and OFarrelf; Rrey.
Donohue. Coumbe and Wtngo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

Herald want Ads bring Rssu,ts.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

San Francisco.--Jack Miller, out
fielder for the Oakland Pacific Coast
league club, has been sold to the Chi
cago National club.
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ponohue, coumbe and wingo.
Evening star., 1921-09-19

East Washington Citizens Associ-
alton will meet at 314 pennsylvania
avenue southeast at o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-09-19
Deliberation.

The things we do in foolish
haste make heart and conscience
sore: rash impulse causes half
the waste that prudent men de-
plore. Like autumn leaves the
money flies, because the joyous
skate won't ask himself. Nov,
is it wise, this splurge | contem-
plate? Oh. shall | blow this
bundle lank. I've earned by
labors hard. or put it safely in
the bank. where moth and rust
are barred?" He won't sit down
and view his wad. and think how
much it cost. the strain that
bends his shoulders broad, the
efforts that exhaust. He won't
call in his wife and aunt. their
counsel wise to win; he'd think
it was some sort OF plant if
those girls butted in. Oh, often
times 1 am impelled to seek the
marts OF trade, where bargain
counter sales are held, and blow
the coin I've made. But long
ago | made rule to think such
warnings DER; and in day said
yearnings cool. and | am sane
once more. Today I'd buy the
car that flies our gasping village
through; tomorrow morn I'll
realize that my old boat will do
It's impulse leads the boys
astray; the rash and thriftless
gillk should buy himself a bale
OF hay, and sit on it. and think.
And he should think how fool
ish It's to waste the hard earned
bones. while foolish spenders
round him whiz, and yonder
pauper groans.
WALT MASON.
Copyright National Newspaper Serviee.)
Evening star., 1921-09-19

The Mrs. Ellen Spencer Massey
Tent. Daughters of Veterans. L. 5. a.,
will meet at s o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-09-19
MANY VETERANS ASK AID.

More applications for veteran aid
developed in the District of Columbia
than in any other area of the vet
erans' bureau fourth district since the
reorganization of the service. accord
ing to Albert L. Ham, district man.
ager. Hospital trcatTsnt and care
was provided for l22 District veter-
ans. III applied for vocational train
ing and 1872 medical examinations
were performed.
Out of $50 ex-soldiers interviewed
by the 'clean-up squads" in Virginia,
Maryland. West Virginia and the Dis
trict of Columbia, 112 had never be-
fore submitted claims to the United
States Veterans Bureau. Some of
these men never knew of their rights
for aid under the Sweet bill. recently
passed by Congress; others were mer
who had recently developed disabili-
ties due to their service in the world
war.
In Virginia 271 men were inter-
viewed, 20 entirely new claims were
forwarded for action, 4 men were
gwen hospitalization. II applied for
vocational rehabilitation and 6S sub
mitted to medical examinations.
IN Maryland $50 men were inter
viewed. 81 new claims were forwarded
Tor action. none We're hospitalized. 80
appi1ed for vocational rehabilitation
ana ~ We're examined by doctors
IN West Virginia 191 men were in
Evening star., 1921-09-19

In the linen room of Buckingham
palace is beautiful handwoven
tableclOth that was made for the
coronation of Queen Victoria, and is
large enough to cover a table for 200
diners. 1t has been used on only five
coca sion
Evening star., 1921-09-19

H. n Appleby will speak at New
Thought Temple. 1914 y street. at 8
o'clock. Subject: Reading Character
at Sight
Evening star., 1921-09-19
SEES SUNDAY LAWS URGED
Religious Liberty Speaker Says
Drastic Legislation" Is Sought.

CHARGES that there are more than
twenty religious organ cations and
societies in America who are~Wo! X
ing before our Legislative bodies and
have .obbicS established in Wash
ingtnn to lsT;nG pressure to bear upon
Con-. r"ss for the enactment of drastic
Sunday laws were made by Prof
c. S. Lo1s;.i ..'e, International secre-
t"ry OF tn. Rel giuaS liberty Asso@ia-
tion. iii address last night at the
Seventh Day Adventist evangel!stic
NEE ing in the tgnt at LIST street and
IanGoiph place northwest.
The spe; s"r gsSs.rt.d that every sun
Gay law was a religious l"w and in
erect hcs:,.,ty tn the constitutional
guarantees OF civil and religious lib
erty.