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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02
THREE INMATES
MAKE ESCAPE.
Trio Of Boys Ran Away
From Feeble Minded IN
stitute at Grafton.

FEn--asEN EE &s&t G3GElTt9 sB7fs
Three boys escaped Sunday from
the Institution for the Feeble Minded
at Grafton. according to word re-
ceiyed today from Superintendent A.
r. 7. Wylie. The Grand Forks police
and the sherirs force were asked to
assist in the a for them. Their
descriptions were given as follows:
Jack Ruhl, aged 1e years; five feet.
three inches. 100 pounds: very dark
eyes and very dark hair worn in POM
padour; dressed in overails, blue shirt,
which was torn on left shoulder, dark
coat and light greer checked cap.
Alfred johnson. aged 20 years; five
feet. ten inches: lit pounds: grey
eyes; light hair worn pompadour;
dressed in overalla blue shirt. prob
ably overall jacket and brown plaid
cap
Carl Stanley. aged Is years; five
feet. eight inches; 160 pounds; brown
hair which he combed parted on side:
dressed in o~veralls, blue shirt and
black felt hat.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02
ROTARIANS HEAR.
REPORT
Also View Manufacture 81
Pair Of Glasses at Walrr1an
Optical Company.

~ 4 meeting of the Rotary club
hstd IN the Commercial club today at
room Miss Josephine Carleton, general
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02
SUMMER STUDY
SHOWS AMBITION

''Wonderful progress is rkade by
pupils in our Summer School," says
+. Z. Watkins, Pres, Dako.a Bus
mess College, Fargo, N. D. hey
work with one idea to be readyfo for
jobs at the very time of year when
most office help is needed"
D.. B. c. pupils are in demand
everywhere. Recently E. B. Emer-
son was employed BY the Crown
Lumber Co., way off in Calgary,
Saskatchewan.
Followthe SucceSSfup'-now.
Write and ask F. L. Watkins, 806
Front St., Fargo n. D., to ellyou
all the advantages of Summer study.
1E.#Efr4LEEE FfrG=. r4EF
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02

HGLANLEL E4tL# AIsk&sEE. aEWf7..ErA khIA. W Fls.
secretary Of the Z. w. c. A here. gave
a report on the girls outing at Camp
Rotary, Union lake.recently.
Girls included in the party. = num-
her Of whom had never had such an
outing, were much pleased with the
camp life. Miss Carleton said, and she.
was enthusiastic about the food and
general camp provisions. J. Noble
White, camp director, is deserving OF
particular COMMUNICATION for his work,
Miss Carleton told the Rotafians.
Following the luncheon and Miss
Cartoons report, the Rotarians went
to the Walman Optical company's
work rooms. where they viewed the
manufacture Of q pair OF glasses. The
entire process, from the handling OF
the rough glass to the finished pros
tduct, was demonstrated.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02
BENEFIT.
MONDAY NIGHT

As a benefit for the Grand Forks
Municipal band. a dance will be given
Monday evening. August s. in the
large pavilion at the fair grounds
The fair association has donated the
use of the pavilion. and music will be
furnished by a special orchestra
Band directors meeting on Mon.
day night discussed plans for the
dance Proceeds from the dance
VIII be used TO defray the expense OF
sending the band to the Minnesota
state fair and for the purchase of
new equipment
4 general admission to the build
ing will be charged and the dance
viii he conducted on the ho~ev plan.
Special prize numbers have been
planned 10 add to the interest Of the
Spectators
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02
Surcharge Refund
Begins August 18th

Refunding of surcharge collections
made by the Red River Power COM
pany during the time the rate case
was pending. will begin on the 18th
of this month. according to c. J.
Evanson, city auditor.
According to Mr.. Evanson the
money will be paid in four INSTALL
ments the first on August is. the
second on November 18th. the third
on January 18th and the last on
March 18th. However. in cases where
patrons Of the company discontinued
using the company's service before
June l., 1921, the full amoun will be
refunded to them in one payment
Au&71st 18th IL 10 -;d
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02
MUIR WONFROM
ELTON HANCOCK Il!
FROM WLkERSON
Two Matches Looked For.
ward 10 With Interest
Played Today.

Reports OF the different events in
the tennis toprnamentsnow in progress
at the state university received this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. show Muir
to have defeated Elton in a hard
fought match, ga: 3-6; 6-3, and Han
cock to have defeated Wilkerson in a
close match, Ga; 8-6s These two
matches were looked forward to with
great interest by the enthusiasts.
O'clock this afternoon complete, are:
Fourth round state singles
B1atherwick- Thornton 2-6;6-1;.6-3.
Wilkerson-Fraser 6-2; 60.
Red River Valley singles, first round
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-08-16
s2.974.21
$2.974.216
10 cents.
RAILROAD BOND PURPOSES.

timated amount as aforesaid for the ensuing
fiscal year based upon the last assessment
thereof as certified to the council by the
officer whose duty it is to make such report,
as follows:
Real estate s315,4oo.o0
Personal property 623,050.00
Public utility property 115,350.00
Total, 1858, 10000
The council proceeded to make up an esti-
mate of the amount necessary to be levied
for the current fiscal year in the munich
palty of Ransom, in jefferson county, as
provided in Sec. s. chapter 126, and doth
determine and estimate that it will be neces-
sary to raise the amount of S5,356.S7 for
said purposes, and to pay the same will re-
quire a levy of fifty cents t5oc) on each one
hundred dollars assessed valuation of all
property taxable in the said municipality of
Ransom, based upon the last assessment
thereof, as follows:
Real estate S315,4O0.00
Personal property 623,05O.0o
Public utility property 115,850.00
Total Sl,053, 10000
State of West Virginia, County of jefferson,
Town of Ransom, To-wit:
l. o. L. Watson, Recorder, in and for the
and State of West Virginia. do hereby certi-
fly that the foregoing true copies from
the records of orders made by the council of
said municipality the 9th day of August
1921.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
August, 1921.
o. L. WATSON.
Recorder of the Municipality of Ransom,
w Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-08-16

Salaries Health Commissione
employees
General expenses Cremstog &
Garbage Plant
Stationery. Office supplies n
meDt
Water-fire protection. shua
sewers
Light for street lighting
Fuel
Telephone and telegraph
Advertising and legal pahlzi
Insurance on city building q
property
Election expenses
Salaries--EnRineering DsVths
Maintenance Of streets 800 y
Construction Of new street,
walks. sewers
Sinking Fund
Contingent expenses
Delinquent taxes and dise0ss
Grand Total Disbarsemesa-
General Fund
Total estimated receipts bFaal
forward
Amount to be provided By ~
for current municipal pEi'
poses
Outstanding Bond -
II appearing from The isia
that it is necessary 70 ~
deducting all credits. slsa
municipal purposesi there's
mined that a levy for rssaH
poses of fifty cents lsael
Hundred Dollars assessss
property taxable in the ~
Charles Town win be hsee
the estimated amount q
ensuing fiscal year, based Y
sessment thereof, as eef'lss
by the officer whose dasy
report, as follows.
Real estate
Personal property
Public utility properly
Total
The council proceeds 2 =
mate Of the amount nees,. =
for the current fiscal rear "
on and provide a sinking y
charge Of the principal q ~.
mss outstanding on the
1921, of s12,0OOoo, issues
Bridge and Market Hoa.,
municipality Of Charles !,
county. as authorized y
Of 1893. as provided =
section 9. chapter 10, ~ 4
determine and estimate ~ d
sary to raise the aniools i, y
said purposes and 10 pal 4 +
quire a levy OF three co. W.
one hundred dollars &C., ~
All property taxable % ne -
Of cahrIes Town, for TIE ~. -
based upon the last A''
follows
Real estate
Personal property
Public utility properly
Total -
state of west Virginia. -, y
'' Town Of chsfs. /
+ D. c. Dolly. clerk 2 ~
cipality Of Charles Iosa;g ;,ss
son. and state Of West =. 80 4
that the foregoing !. ? Z. =
records Of orders MADE :. ~ 4 >
municipality on the " Il. ~ n
Given under ny hard
gust, 1921. Do
Clerk Of the MunieipaA'
w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-08-16
w = MORE
Painter and Pas
cuAprEs Town Z

CHARLES INV"
| am better pre- $50
do first class wofk - b.
years experience 2 srss
was associated VITA ia, =
ing and papernanlgs,.s,'se' ~ !
first class work you ,.;.s y
me before conniiiMsif0lie
Jan. 4 Ely. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-08-16

State of West Virginia, County Of Jefferson.
I Town of Charles Town. To-wit.
AT regular session of the council of the
town OF Charles Town, Jefferson county,
held IN the council chambers thereof In the
honss building on the second Tuesday in
august. to-wit. the 9th day Of August, 1921,
D. = Dolly. Clerk; and Frank Cockren. A. D..
Maahoney. W H Baldwin. G. Conklyn. W,
n, Anderson and S. Lee Phillips. members
OF the council of said town
In accordance with chapter 1875 Aets 1e1 q
the council proceeded TO make up an esti-
Inate OF the amounts necessary to be levied
Tor the current fiscal year. to cover all
municipal debts and liabilities navahla Ar
ing the said year. including probable expen-
oitures for municipal purposes and proper
allowances for delinquent taxes expenses Of
s sSs lions and contingencies. but dedueting
tnerefrom the money in the city treasury
applicable to said purposes during the wear
ana doth determine and estimate the sew
erai amounts to be levied as follows:
Estimated Reeeipts.
The amount due the municipality for reg
ia. liar municipal purposes. and the amount
that will become due and colIectibIe from
every source for such purposes, except from
fiscal year.
Balance in hands Of the e;tv
treasury ss.22s.s5
ra1es uneoileeted 500. 90
enefai heenses 500 90
Capitations 1ao a.
r ZINES Toe. 90
M.iA permits 1000
nheeresI on Daily Balances 5000
menus 10000
Total estimated receipts (except
from current levy) ss.ese. e5
Estimated Disbursements.
Outstanding orders June 80, 1921.
. including interest $4,000
Salaries of General Administrative
ofiesrs 1850
salaries OF Chief and one Police 2.150.00
Salaries Of Chief Fireman $500
New fire equipment 500 90
General expenses Fire Depart
ment 10000
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-08-16
ESTIMATE

State of West Virginia, County of jefferson.
To-Wit.
District of Charles Town
At regular session of the board of edu-
cation of Charles Town district of Jefferson
county held at the regular meeting place
thereof, on the second Tuesday in August,
1871. Present z. E. Cooke, President of
said board of education, and s. Lee Phillins
Commiss Toner.
In accordance with chapter Is, Acts 1921.
the board of education proceeded to make up
levied for the current fiscal year, TO cover ali
district debts and liabilities payable during
the year. including the probable expendi.
lures for district purposes, and proper al
iowanees for delinquent taxes, exonerations
and contingencies. but dedueting the money
N the treasury applicable to the service 81
the years and district claims doth determine
ana estimate the several amounts to be lev
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-08-16
aNE 4
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Hagersto~n,

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DlAcsosrxt'
The Dr.. Fahmsy' h''.
medicine and have
chronic disease. for '' ~
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nose your case bef'r =.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-08-16
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PURPOSES
MAINTENANCE FUND ESTIMATE.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PURPOSES.
MAINTENANCE FUND ESTIMATE.
Estimated Receipts.
The amount due and the amount that will
become due and collectible from every
source for maintenance fund purposes. ex
cept from the levy of taxes for such pur
poses to be made for the current fiscal year
pahj;. uue ron onerin s35l.88
oolporation Tax 375.72
io'ai $T27.60l
Estimated Disbursements.
Delinquent taxes, discount and
generations s4aa an
Salaries of district officers and
employees 1000
Yr'l... 10000
Telephone 800
Water and lights 2so al
Fuel a aao ~
Stationery and supplies 12s.oo
p puIn.lule 10000
T T ana improvements 100000
1Iuans omeer 10000
MENTAL 5000
Total ss.sIo.oo
io'ai Aeeeipss 1880
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-08-16

Amount be raised by levy
Total assessed valuation of taxable property district
Proposed rate of levy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

or THINGS ARD or
FERED FoR SALE IN TIE CLAs-
slFlEn Al SECTION TODAY. THE
FIRST WORD or EACH AID TELLS
WHAT Is OFFERED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate

Seven room house bungalow type) To-
Gated In Wilmington = best suburb Bar
gain If bought this month
Eight-rooTn house in perfect condition On
lot 62E.xIb0 one block from trolley garage
chicken house pigeon house all thoroughly
equipped Must be seen TO be appreciated.
y. l.. REARICK eig g'SR1aas 0ranae s,rs., stfe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
FARMS FOR SALE

22o-acre farm 10 miles from wilmington
Excellent buIlding sood .and and con
10 rooms electric lights. large p0rches and
fine lawn. The Outbuiidinss are large and
practically new. with space FOR 40 bead of
stock Price ST. .U00. l rea asonaole offer vii
be considered . quick sale - desired.
$50 acres 250 tillahie. I00 acres Of good
woods 2 complete sets of buildings sil0 and
tenant house about b.u00 fruit trees and
acres OF grapes This is a good stock and
grain farm very well adapted 70 fruit, and
Is conveniently located along d stone road
Price. sloQ per acre.
fruit trees This farm is IS miles from VIII
mington and 14-rnile OF the new du Pont
boulevard and viii make a very good pay
ing proposition.
IS acres q miles from Wilmington. This
IS good land Price. s. 600.
2S}7-acre truck. poultry. and fruit farm.
miles from Wilmington Groom house and
very good outeuitdtngs About 50 fruit
trees | acre rawbeTries and large young
asparagus bed. Price. -. 500 This Is sood
4.acre truck and poultry farm near trolley
abundance OF fruit. o-room house. barn
and poultry house. Price. 5000.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Square plan seven rooms. bath, porch
gas ana eiec tric. laundry tubs, steam heat
Price 81 $50 Possession February 26
FOR RENT
90 " 18th eight rooms with bath snd
porch and steam heat This is an excellent
location
Apartment four rooms and bath $50 per
month Possession.
Apartment rooms bath and porch SO.
Two rooms and hath ST. so per month
-Four story building for light manufactu
ing steam heat and electric elevator. size
45x65 Possession az once
ofrce centrally located. SO per mon IA
Farm e7 acres good dwelling and OUT
buildings considerable fruit. $500 per year
NJ. ". VAUGHN
Phone e4S ola Orange treet-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
gal y offices

aEALED BIDS VIII be received at the
Office Of the Board of Harbor Commission-
ers Wilmington. Delaware. room S5l,
Municipal Building. or before a. m,
Friday. February IS. 1921. for the rental
Of all that lot Of ground and wharf property
lying aud being In the city ~ Wilmington,
Deiawarp, and known as the King street
Wharf the present lease Of which expires
February * 1921 said wharf will ne
leased for a period of three years beginning
utth March l. 1921 All bids should be
submitted for that period the rent TO DO
paid annually In advance. The board re
serves the right TO reject any or all bids
and 70 cancel any lease made II the prop
ertv is deemed necessary for public plr-
poses
PR0PosALs-For installation Of wiring
aud fixtures sealed proposals. will re
received hy tho Board Of Public Education.
In Wilmington del for electric light wtr-
Ing aud fixtures for No II school as por
specifications on file With Marine ~
Thomas high school building Proposa ais
must be deposited with the secretary ~
the board before clock . m Monday.
February =. 1921 and must be marked
Proposals FIR Electric Light Wiring and
Fixtures Tie right 70 reject any or all
proposals Is reserved 81 Howard Jester.
ssat rotary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

Our FIRE INSURANCE POLICY
absolutely protects YOU against loss.
Seldom has man ever postponed
fire insurance without regrettlng II
Don't procrastinate and lose our n
Vestment See as about FlkE IN
SURANCE today Phone AlSt
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Fulton ST r h, =. heater 81. 100
Harrison St r L. y. heater 81. 100
Lancaster Ave. 100 block, r. b.
D. cement cellar. 50. 300.
Bellef0nte Il r. b, y, heater, electric,
situated on trolley line $1,000.
South Rodney st, corner square
plan s rooms. all conVeniences.
1910 W 4th = r h. p, heater. gas
aud electric side lot Of Il feet
W 2Ith st, new house, square plan.
100 block, +. b. p. heat. electric
Lincoln St 1900 blncK S T. b. hot
water heat gas 81 5Q0.
Jack son St. POO block. /. b, side
alley gas, S3 TOO
gl3 Read ; r. gas, sewer. 81 500.
Possession when desired
1872 Read rooms gas, sewer, IN
Al condition $500 cash. balance
" 10Th 81. 400 block +, b. y.
hot gater heat, gas and electric
s. 200.
Madison st. 24Oo Block r. h, p.
heater gas and electric. 50 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
To Philadelphia
and Chester
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.

Westminster kensucNy Ave pear 8each
baths running water. c. A. kupp. Owner
aud Prop Open all year.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL hen hsGtHoAY ssac6 ~,
Elevator: excellent table; $3.50 and up
weekly Booklet Steam heat. sun parlOr
Phone III. A. e. Marion.
ATLANTIC CITY. y desirable rooms
overlooking ocean with board in Chelsea.
Special lenten rates. L. ID Shafer, 32O5
Pacific Ave.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

FORD Touring car cneap'
s1n. ~ west Fittn street. ----
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADvERTlSlNS,
SIndeIcd for Quick ReferenceI
LINE RATES PER bAh'
Count six words to the nne- ,rord.
Count initials and numbers ~ 400
No charge ad taken Tor less srSn Ssc
No prepaid al taken aUs prepaid
4 CoS.ecutive Days IL cents ~ ents cents
& Consecutivc Days SSnnGSsrcro-S. SSnG
LONG TERM ADV VEkllSi.aG, Sil'o.,,s,,
Sn~ciai rates for business eoNet 'iSt'ie
PEPIJgLICATIoN FOR ERitoHS.
panrhiicatIon will be mace ior err "a
90, ,ha fault of the adVef User, 9a
nert,ear viii report the error witnin F
hours after first publication Oh o
vertisement
MA y,ASSIFICATlONS ONS,,xr,,D
N" NOT PERMITTED.
TEI.EPHONED ADS.
rIa.xif1ed advertisements that are ,s, te,u
,boned TO Every Evening VIII pe hoS'h hsuf
~ the charge rates shown hpore. ,',ed
rhe nrenaid cost amount VIII pc ao.Ipss 1pSss
as fuil payment II offered at the nus s,,cp
office within six days afteT ahS o,Sar
al ia first printed In the paper. O,tnted
Wise the cost at the charge rates
above will be collected. a.
Telephone Your Want A0SS:u
-TWO-TWO-H9NptNh
Ask for Want Al laheI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-11-09
VIROOUA SOCIAL EVENTS

Invitations are out for two large
parties to be given on Thursday af-
ternoon and evening at the home of
Mrs. d. o. Mahoney, by the Mesdames
Mahoney and c. E. Morley. Five
hundred will be played.
Mrs. Charlie Parker entertained the
Laf-a-Lot bridge club at her home on
Monday evening. Favors were award
ed to Mrs. Guy c. Culver and Miss
Mary Webb.
Mrs. c. w. Graves had as her guests
on Friday afternoon, the members of
the Friday Bridge club. On Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. Graves was hostess to
the Tuesday Bridge Club.
The Messrs. and Mesdames George
E. Sanford and George Schroeder en-
tertained delightful dinner party of
ladies and gentlemen at the home of
the former on Monday evening. The
dinner was followed by cards
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Casperson of Viola
entertained a party of Viroqua rela-
tives at their new home Sunday, who
included the Messrs. and Mesdames
George B. Fisher, George Griffin, R.
E. Wolfgram and the Misses Esther
and Margaret Fisher and Aston Wolf
gram.
At the Ray Henderson home at vi
ola on Sunday, the Messrs and Mes
danes Harry Porter, Ray Huschka
and Clarence Nelson of Viroqua were
entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Nye had as their
guests Sunday, DIR. and Mrs. Charles
Nye and sons, Blaine and Charles Jr.
and Mrs. Bryant of Viola, and DR..
and Mrs. Remer of Chaseburg.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-11-09
LET US GIVE THANKS

Thursday, November "a, has been
designated by the ruler of our coun-
try as the day upon which VIC are to
give thanks to the Ruler of the Uni
verse-to the Maker and the Giver
of all things.
We will go to church, eat our tur-
key, and spend day free from the
cares of life.
The fires in our homes viii burn
brightly, and the joy in our hearts
will be supreme.
But why will it be so?
How many of us will give serious
thought to those Incompatible bless
ings for which we should render our
profound and grateful homage to
Deity?
We live in a land of peace and plen-
ty, yet the world around us is torn,
and bleeding, and on Bonded knees of
duplication, earnestly pleading for
the commercial and political restora-
ton that means life and liberty to
them.
We have health and happiness, while
many other nations of the earth are
bowed under the weight of disease and
hunger, and are groaningin the depths
of dispair
We have education and enlighten-
ment, while millions in other lands are
growing to maturity under the blight
of ignorance and superstition.
Peace and plenty-health and happi-
education and enlightenment!
What more could mortal Christians
desire?
With all of these we have been en-
bowed by the Creator of the heavens
and the earth.
1t is because of His great love for
us that He bestows these wonderful
blessings upon us.
A life of love and veneration would
be but slight recOmpense for even one
of these precious gifts.
AS we receive, so should we bestow.
Let US give thanks.