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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-18
HfcEPC|ONES
Al GRAL. FOCH
Especial para La Revista)
For L. L. BERNAL

Los triunfos que st guardian pa
ra los dias de Ia vejez 81 en- case
no son tau dulces no deben de de-
jar de Ileyar SUI gran satisfaction.
Pues hay algo de singular en- los
casos en- que el reno m br e
Y Eafama virnen en- la vejez. Es
eI caro- de Foch uLo de elles. Seis
amos pasados Sc oyo el nombre de
Foch por primera vez. Hoy los mi
Ilones del mundo entero saben
quien esel General Foch. La fama
le fa veniao 'o5 setenta amos.
Una la l8s ON oI reSpeto
y aun carino que el General ~
Sc la ganauo eli America es el
llo4, i ~ 10 reciben las ciudades
que eI vista. Su llegada a Chica-
go Ell dias pasados Sc anunci6 coz
fsstejos que jamas Sc habran visto
en- Ia venida de uneXtranjero. Co.
memo el sabado que lego, alfrcn-
te de una muititud de genie que
Ie sigui0 por las GALES donde Sc
habia determinado que el pasara.
En- esa marcha los millares los
lados de la calls lt esperaban en-
una Inca Ga ~e extendia per mi
Has. Creimos que ese dia habia
sido Ia gran reception de Foch.
Ell domingo 10 vimos en- Ia ave-
nida Michigan. Iba al frente de
una procession. Pero sin duda nj
81 nj los que miraban Ia muche-
dumbre que le seguia. Lo estre-
pitoso de esa Marcia por las ban
das Y por el pasar de las lilas mi
lltares y civiles bien Ia recordara
esa ayenida mientras celebre trlun-
fes rnilitares. Cuando las ultimas
filas pasaron la marcha habia du-
rado dos horas en- las cuales una
nube de pedestres no habia cesado
de rasar. Solo una idea de 10 que
Sc extiende una linea de mil per-
sonas en- una calle nos puede dar
coacepto de los que son 100000
personas que segun los periodlcos
fue la lnuititud que march6 en- ho
nor de Foch. Pero 81 los que 81
guieron a Foch eran cien mil, los
que en- los lados de la avenida 10
querian yer deben haber sido diez
tantos 0 un million.
Los mares de gente en- todas
parties los lados de la avenida Sc
veian animados por una sola idea;
querian yer al General Foch, En-
esos momentos ell no era frances,
ri exFranjero. nj una persona que
no e endia eI lenguaje de estas
nhltItudes. Era simplemedte ell
General Foch. Estaba recibiendo
81 homenaje de un Cesar, de IN
genio Napoleonesco, de un liberia
Der mundial, de IN Washington
del n1undo.
Decaida Francia di6 al mundo el
geuio militar del mundo al princi-
bio del siglo pasadc. Uno de sus
hii0s llizo toda Europa cambiAr
de gobiemos y lineas divisorias
Fue Napoleon el que derroc6 tro.
nos v estableci6 los que el quizo. |
All principle de nuestro siglo Sc ha
levantado otro genio militar en- Ia
misma patria. Este para conser
var la hvertad del mlndo. Susl
triunfos han sido mas grandes, /
Dor haber sido Ia causa que ha de- /
fendido De mucho mas importe pa
"a el mundo entero.
7 Dor su simplicidad y humilde
coaIae, en- America Foch Sc hal
ganadb mas cordial admiration,
Las recepciones son las de un Gel
sar del defeehO. de un Napoleon /
de Ia democracia. v de un Wash T
ington del mundo.
L. e. BERNAL
f-Lscofro
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-18
HON. c. c. TRUJI[[O.
No DimitiO.

Sc habia dicho que don Celedo-
MO c. Trujillo. habia dimitidO co.
mo miembro de Ia Comisi6n del
Condado, Y cs cierto, que asi fue.
Ell pueblo del dist-ito del Norte
dOnde eli reside, tuvo una junta
publica para discutir dicha dimi-
sion y Sc acercaron al ST. TruiillO,
para que reconsiderara su resigna-
ci6n FL Sr Trujillo 10 hizo y
ahora tenemos noticias de Costilla,
que por la soIicitud de sus amigos
del distrito no dimitira sino que
seguira como 81 tai cOsa no hubie-
rapasado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-18
Ell MUNDO CAE Con Ell Pc
So De LAS TASAC|ONES
Especial para La Revista de Taos

! mejorar las condolences de la vida,
para prolongar la existencia. edu-
car el pueblo redundaria en- mas
grandes beneficios.
Asi es que ei Presidente Hard
ing en- este momento oportuno ha
lnvitado q las naciones a conferen-
ciar para resclver y considerar Ell
problema de limitaci6n de arma-
mentos y las cuestiones que va
en- Ell Pacifeo y el lejano Oriente
tienen los microbes de futuras
guerras.
81 congreso de Viena sc Ieuni6
en- la ciudad Capital del despotis-
mo, en- una epoca cuando el pobre
pueblo era esclav obligado a
acudir al grito del Tirano, cuando
Sc perseguia a los judios y cuando
su matrimonio con les cristianos
era considerable I'm crimen, GUAM
! do sus faenas Y profeciones Sc les
hmitdn y sus corazas eran encar-
celadas al meterse el sol en- los en-
yenenados Geja Europa Central.
FL Gar de Russia, cuyo pueblo
no deberia ser libre hasta 1866,
control6 este congress que result0
en- la Santa Alianza" de despetas
para aplastar la democracia en-
dondequiera que esta levantara su
serviz.
Ell ODIO DOMINO Ell CONGRESO
De VERSAILLES
.El congreso de Versailles Sc re-
uni6 donde Il odio, quiza I'm odio
justficado pero odio no obsiante,
gobernaba Aha en- la lejania Sc
veia a Paris doninando, cl Area
del Triunfo, erigida para celebrar
la conquista ds Europa por Fran
cia, el alca que habia visto retro
ceder a pendula de la guerra y la
venganza cuando en- 1870 los eJer-
citos de Alemania marcharon por
SD medic a Ia conquistada ciudad
de Paris. En- las habitaciones del
Palacio Luis XIV habia preparado
los planes de las campaiias queha-
bian derrumbado en- ruinas ell
Palatinado anadiendo a AIsace a
Francia, Eljefe podtico del pals
en- el cual Sc verefco el congreso
era Clementeau -un tlgre- Quien,
como un tigre enojado, habia muy
habil y patrioticamente defendido
su Patria, pero que redact6 el tra-
tado de paz con Ia una de un ii
gre.
Ell CONGRESO DEL PRESIDENTE
HARDING
FL congreso convo cado por Ell
Presidente Harding Sc reune en-
sitio muy lejos de los odios Euro
Deos, porque aqui en- este pals no
odiamos como Sc odia en- Europa.
Sc reune ell congreso a la vista de
la estatuta de la Libertad. En- una
ocaci6n Marcel Provost, el nove-
lista Frances y analizador de ca
racter y Ferrero, el renombraio
historiador de la Roma antigua,
dijet0n que una de las cosas que
mas les habia impresionado en-
America era Ia ausencia del odio
que tan amenudo seveia en- Europa
va en- Ia vida p;ivada y p1blica.
Solo los debiles esconden la de-
bilidad con la mascara de Ia gro
seria y contempto mientras que el
potente puede mostrar su
coraz6n. Uno de los carateristicos
mas nofables del nresidente Hard-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-18
lOue Seria un Dia de Gracia sim IN Ave como esta

" haras Ia Soemndad de las Jehova tn Dos de
la suhcencia vountaria de 10 que diereS,
Segun Jehova tu DioS e hubiere bendecido
" alegare has deante de Jehova Dos tu, hio y
tu hia, tu servo Serva e Levita que estuyere
deno de pueas el extranero, e huerano la viu-
da que eStveon medic de IT, lugar que ehova tn
Dios escogiere para hacer habiar su nombre en- ell
W acorarte has que fuiste servo Egypto por tanto
suardaras haraS eStoS estatlto
soemnidad de las cabanas haras sete as cuando hube
- ras hecho la cosecha de tn de til lagar.
@ ete dias ceebraras soemndad Jehova Dio en- ell u
~ gar que ehova ecogee porque habra bendecido Jeho
va tn Dios todos fruto toda obra de mano
Seras ciertamente aegre.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-18

tcOntiuua en- Ia 4ta plana)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
Il TOWN TO-DAY

80 EE .-NE EFg-NWNr Mr tEHUts ra41 'taHNF ENstH.
Twentieth annual high school con-
ference opens at the university today.
North Dakota state Fair associa-
tinn ts<uep attractive premium list.
Commercial club budget campaign
being planned. Twelve thousand dol
lars to be raised.
Heavy rain falls in the Red River
valley. Storm Is general, reports
show.
Grand Forks Golf club to open
season Saturday with flag
contest.
Calendar for June term Of district
court 10 not Iona.
Trustees Of teachers y.tirer.nt
fund hold meeting in Grand Forks to-
day. !.
Preliminaries in state musical con
test to be held tomorrow.
Ingemann Construction company
sends check for $3,ls3.0s.l to Grand
Forks county in payment of judgment
Wheat Growers association to hold
meeting here on Saturday.
Swimming pool IN Riverside park
to be opened shortly after June l..
Boy scout Council held meeting
last night. Budget Is approved.
Merchants association to hold din,
ner and banquet tomorrow night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
Side
FOR CROW HUNT
Hunters to Meet at Quality
Oil Station Sunday,
z A. M.

;. Next SUNDAY morning af Z o'clock
the sportsnnen Of East Grand Forks
will gather at the Quality oil station
in preparation for the big crow hunt
which will take place that day.
Two teams of forty men each, Will
be in the field. j. Howe is captain of
n of the teams and John Dokken
Of the other, The crew, which brings
home the greatest number Of crows
feet will be the honor guests at q ban
quet given by the losers.
The crow hunt ID an annual event.
and creates q great deal of interest
among the nimrods. both for the sport
of the hunt and the satisfaction OF
Strengthening predatory birds which de-
stroy the game birds by robbinE their
nests, as we'll as doing a great deal
of damage to crops.
Hawks and owls also will be on the
casualty list after the hunt, the hum
tiers say, and p~reparations have been
made for the storage Of 1000 crow,
hawk and owl feet, which the shoot
ers plan ON bringing home. unless the
sagacious birds entirely outgeneral
them. " aa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
MEN TO
JOIN GRAND FORKS
POST in CELEBRATION

Paul Kolars, secretary Of the
American Legion, post Of East Grand
Forks, announced this morning that
ii had been decided at q meeting held
by the post, to join forces with the
Grand Forks American Legion IN the
celebration Of Memorial Day.
Just what will be the local posts
contribution to the ceremonies of the
day has not been decided upon. but
it is the plan of the Legion men to
turn out 100 per cent strong, and
participate actively In the celebra.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
OPEN SEASON ON
DOGS AFTER JUNE

Forks after June /, without O.
dog license tag for 1921. may come
to an %untin1ely emo. city officials an
nounced this morning, Dog licenses
must be taken out between. May I
and June /. it was said, and any one
having q. valuable canine, which is
worth the price Of a tag, should pro-
coed TO protect the dog Immediately,
nc mercy will be sh the tasless
dogs after that date.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
DNCEMANN FIRM
MAKESPAYMENT
Sends Check to Cover Judg-
ment in Favor of Grand
Forks County.

A check for $3,1s3.ns payable to
Grand Forks county, from ~ insf-
mann Construction company al St.
Paul was received today BY states
Attorney T. B. Elton, and has been
turned over to County Treasurer
Charles Allen.
The check covers a judgment enter
ed IN The Ramsey county court in ia
vor OF Grand Forks county, in the
suit brought against the Ingemann
company last March, when Grand
Forks county sought to dam
ages. fer defective flooring in the
court house, erected here in 1913, by
\ lnkemann company. Because OF
the fact that the material used in the
building of the floors was made in
Germany before the war, and it Is i'm
possible to ecure these materials at
this time, the court allowed the claim
Of this county.
At the conclusion of the trial in st.
Paul. q forty-day stay was granted
the defendants, but no action beins
taken by them. Mr.. Elton a few days
ago entered judgment for the amount
due this county. The check wa
promptly forwarded and reached Mr.
Elton today.
Emerald Man-Gcorse Rethenneief
Of Emerald is in Grand Forks for a
few days on a business visit.
BeArd HeFe-Memhers OF the
school board for the Johnstown dis
trict are in Grand Forks today con,
ferring with an architect regarding
plans for = new school building which
is to be erected there this summer.
Organization Cnmrleteh - Repre-,
s%entatives of the university fraterni.
ties last night completed the organ
ization OF their inter-fraternity coun,
! ell. The officers are: President. Altar
I, Gray; vice president, Ben Ellison; sec.
retary-trcAsurer. Marion D. Avery.
Stated Meeting--A stated meeting
of the Scottish Rite bodies will b
lheld this evening at S o'clock. install
lation of officers in the chapter o
Rase Crei1, will be. held, charles Al
len. secretary, has announced.
Clothing Collected Yesterda.
was Armenian bundle day" in tn
schools Of the city. and during tn
afternoan 4 large amount of clethin,
for the Ruffering Arrnenians was col
lected. The clothing ID being prepar
ed for shipment to c, Fl. Shuder Q
Fargo, in charge Of the Near East re
lief work in the state.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
WHAT GRAND FORKS rEoPLE
WE'RE DOING
THIRTY YEARS.
G

From The Herald For May 10, 1885.
The G. A. r. post had arranged an
excprHer to cfeoksten for Memorial
Mayor Holmes called q special
meeting Of the city council to ar,
range for the reception" Of he terri
torial governor who wae To- Visit
Grand Forks.
The Methodist Aid 9oeiaty Was to
meet with Mrs. r.. A. spfa@us. Kitt'
son
A military tournament and hall vas
being arranged for Grafton on July 4.
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Continued from Page ~
employment Of grade teachers without
normal school certificates and in the
into high school courses. This has
baen done by the school boards usual
~ without the adyice OF the r$upertn-
tendent
University Man Speaks.
Following Mr.. Robertson, Prot. Il.
+. Humpstone of the university dis
cussed the subject Of mental measure
ments. In n sense no mental meas
urernent car be made, Mr.. Humpstone
stated. There must be a unit, q
standa7d. Aptitude, training and ex-
perience are all necessary before any
estimate Of the ability Of any person
BY tests can be made. The use of
mental tests has been carried to the
extreme of late.
The proper use of tests and meas
urenents is of great importance. Is
timation can be made along three diff
ferent lines: Competency, efficiency
and proficiency. Competency is the
ability to do something: efficiency can
be found through bic methods: pro-
ticiency is the ability to use an instru-
ment of a profession in the proper
way. Several different intelligence
teets we're discussed by Mr.. Hump
stone, namely. the army test, Hasger-
ty test, Dearborn test, Thorndike test.
Pillsbury test, group test.
Clinical psychology. the UNDER
standing of the different abilities of
the individual child, will como into
the schools in time. Such a step is
necessary, for in every school there
are students who cannot benefit by
the present courses and there are 9TH
ers who are held back in their work
through the apparent inability Of 9TH
arG
Financial Probaems
The final talk Of the morning was
Eiven by Superintendent G. A. Me.
Farland on the financial problem.
The real crisis in education 10 the
problem Of finance, Superintendent
Mcfarland maintained. The %instruc-
tors and superintendents do not know
at the present time how much money
will be available for the next school
year, but it is understood everywhere
that the need ID greater than the fin
ances will be able to care for.
The price of education IL increas-
ing. The reaper is better than the
sickle, but is much more costly, so is
the present school system more OF an
expense than in the early days. There
has been a 710% increase in the high
schools Of the country in the last so
years. Other facts and figures. were
given by MI. Mcfarland showing the
cause Of greater expenditure at the
present time. The tax system wae
also discussed in, his talk as not be-
tn1 adequate.
The state and the patton should
90 together on q fifty-fifD basis
Education VII b Etven proper p!ees
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19

ed flocking into the university for the
rausement has been made by unfver-
sity authorities to carr tor the stu
dents while they are in the city. diff
farent fraternities and dormitories
taking in g, number and accommoda-
tons in the city being made for those
remaining.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
OMSK CAPTURED, is
COPENHAGEN REPORT

Copenhagen. May 1S.-Adviees from
counter revolutionary sources are to
the effect that Omsk. Siberia, has been
captured and that the counter
lutionary general. Billov, with 100000
men is marching or Tonnsk. Part Of
the soviet garrison at Ouask joi1sed
Billov's forces.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

It was reported this morning that
Jacob Spain, North Second street. is
confined to h4 home on account Of
illness. 2
A number. at young people Of the
city held q DANCE Wednesday evening
In the Gies hall.
Alfred Howe Of Minneapolis is Wis.
brother, Jalmer Howe. 1a3 peMers
venue.
The Grand Marais Ladies' Aid met
at the home of Mrs. Chas. johnson.
four miles east Of town. Wednesday
afternoon. An appropriate program
was given, and, the hostess served
lunch. Quite q nurtlber OF local ladies
went out for the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Brown are nov
ing into their new quarters in the
Zedliek fats. They hs We been living in
the Mongovin house on South Third
street. and this house will now be &C.
cupied by Mrs z. Mefgopip.
A. N. Briggs probably holds the rec
ord for early potatoes, He said thir
morning that the spuds in his garden
had formed four leaves. The frost a
few days ago apparently did nc dam
age TO the growing plants.
There will be a meeting tonight in
the Grand Marais community hall six
miles north Of the city. Senator Cum
nings has been secured as the princi'
pal speaker, and as another attraction
the daughters Of Norway drill tear
will give an exhibition drill.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
DE FLIPP0
IS IDENTIFIED
Three Recognize Him as
Man Seen in Wall Street
Before Explosion.

Rayonus, n. j.. May lathe ro-
lice announced today that three per-
sons had identified Giuseppi De Fill
ippo. Bayonne truckman. arrested
on suspicion, as the man
they had seen in Wall street within \
few hours of the disastrous explosion
last September.
It was reported that he bears a
likeness to a composite picture Of the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
city Briefs
Dance at Maxwell, saturday. May II.
Music BY Ciber's orchestra.-Adv.

panee at Marvel, saturday. May II.
XuEc By ctiber's orchestra.-Adv.
Big Dance ~ Euclid, Mimi, Friday,
Nay 20. Empire Novelty orchestra.
-A{v.
F4rst Class Painters wanted at
Mck. N. Iverson & Son. opposite
Gut Heuse-Ady:
Npert Furniture Packing and stor.
kc.-Fanovitz Furniture & Carpet
"a Phone 75s-W:-Adv.
correction in Ohell Ad-Ladies'
sk hose item advertised as full
ikhioned instead Of fashioned hose,
bvertheless this proved q good seller
m'ny were disposed of.-Adv.
biz Dance at Crookston Armory
thu|sday. May 10. Everybody is
koiE. Come out and have . real
tiRI, Music by the Empire 6-piece
NOBILITY orchestra.-Aav.
n. Butler & Co.. is building a con-
Y4 house with the Formless System
ofIonstruction at 1907 No. 3rd street.
Salt while it Is being hunt. Watch
foldisplay Ad giving full explanation
iaf.-Adv.
Food Sale given by the ladies Of st.
IN. at Cotton & Wiider's. Following
DDS will be for sale: Cakes, pies,
lad. deughnuts. all kinds of cookies,
k}ed beans. boiled ham and beef
ID. The patronage of the public is
lcited.-Adv.
foticc Electriclana-The State
I'd Of Electricians will hold a
rkting in the C;ty Of Grand Forks
saturday. May p for the examip-
/. n of applicants or n other who
h co take the examination for an
ctrician's license. All those inter-
led should take notice and be on
nd. A. ]. Bentley, Pres, State
lard Of Electricians.-Adv.
Health Situation GoodAThe health
tuation in Grand Forks is favorable,
kcording to a. report Of health officers
Yesterday. There are only % cases
N contagious diseases 1t was said:
\ere are Is cases of measles. five of
Hhtheria. two Of scarlet fever, two
Smallpox and one Of whoopinE
III the New States Theatre, Thurs
M May 10, given by the Guild
ssH4Sltery Of tha Rivera" rec
ma. Dreamy bud gees Charlie
E1nlir, Rettr's Polsheviki-1 rec
NEEDY, show only evenings, I and !
:pck. Prices, Children 1oc. adults
&SE Orchestra.-Ady.
Ghaptcr Delegata-The Grand
3Sks chapter Of Disabled American
Sxerans Of the World War will pt
3Mtled to four representatives at the
&ional convention of the organiza'
a. to be held in Detroit. Mich. from
he, 27 to 80, it, is announced. Thu
Ext local Meeting will be held or
bne 6 in the banquet room at tint
Iyolumbia hotel, and delegates un'
|bubtedly will be named at that time
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19

driver OF the cart that is believed to
have carried q bomb into Wall street
neFflippo. who is in the trucking
business has lived here II years. rs
denies any knowledge Of the s4plo-
sion.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19

At G%alesburs. Ill.-Lomhard 8,
Knox 4. !.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19

At chicago-University of Chicago
II, waseda University Of Japan s. ten
INNINGS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19

Ak the New States Theatre, Thurs
HI May 10, given by the Guild:
saSa1terS Of tha Rivera" reel
Ma, Dreamy Dud gees Charlie
IxHlir, Rettv'1 Polsheviki--l reel
NEEDY, show only evenings, I and 3
.6ck. Prices, CHILDREN loo. adults,
6S Orchestr4.-Ady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19

F4Sst Class Painters w4nted at
Mcf. N. Iverson & Son. opposite
coft Hpuse-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19

Big Dance IT Eauciid, Ainn., Friday,
Nay 20. Empire Novelty orchestra.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
Expert Furniture Packing and stor.
kc!-Fanovitz Furniture & Carpet
al Phone f53-W.-Adv.

correction in Oaell Ad-Ladies'
Ok hose item advertised as full
ikhioned instead Of fashioned hose,
miny were disposed of.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19

n. Butler & Co.. is building a con-
mf house with the Formless System
otlonstruction at 1907 No. 3rd street.
sd 1t while It Is being butlt. Watch
f~oldisplAy Ad giving full explanation
Sok-Ady
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19
DR.. Thomas F. Kane And
Minnie J.. Nelson Are
Speakers At Conference

Continued From Page 1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19

Pink Coutil Corsets, very low
bust. silk braid bound. Hose
supporters attached. Sizes
Is to so. a. "a
Per pair ............@llI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-19

NY Dance at Crookston Armory
Ehufsday. May 10. Everybody is
koirE. Come out and have . real
tiHi. Music by the Empire 6-piece
Noflty orchestra.-Aav.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
Just Be Careful In
Shooting Fireworks!

Chief Of Police Dick Hignight and
City Manager Dyer are going TO be
easy on the boys who want TO make
4 big fuss during the holidays with
fire crackers, torpedoes and the like
providing fire hazards are recognized
and a little precaution is taken in
staging jokes and stunts.
A few complaints have been made
to the police about boys shooting fire
crackers on the street, but upon in
yestigation II was found that. only
small fire crackers. about an inch or
so long, were used and that nothing
dangerous could happen should one
explode.
City Manager Dyer said he did not
think n ruling against use Of the fun
makers is necessary. However, he said
ii would be well for the parents TO
get vaseline and molasses ready should
some youngster let one explode too
near his person and get burned.