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BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
will be received by the Undersisn-
cd NJ to - O'Clock noon ON April 26:l1.
1921 for onn tractor for stree, work
whose rating shall no, be less than II
h. y. nor moro than % h. r. pail on
draw bar. bidders must stair actual
time of guaranteed delivery and allow
demonstration Of tractor.
Fiddcrs must also state terms or pay
mont arccnted and allowance made for
present owned Lawson q level -,
II. n. tractor as part payment on bid. if
considered.
Riddcrs must furnish 4 certified check
in &C Of amount Of hid as a guarantee
of faithfully fulfilling terms of bid in
case contract is awarded. Check to he
mad" payable to Henry Okcefo. .Ir..
president. EoArd of City Commissioners.
Eids to he opened and read on Wednes
day. April 9th, 1921 or at an adjourned
meeting Of the Board Of City Commits
%sioners. The Board of City Commits
sioners reserve the right to accept or
reject any or all bids and award CON
tract to tho lowest and best bidder as
tieen'ed BY them for the best interests
OF the city Of Grand Forks. y. n.
BY order of. the Board of City Com
n,sstoners Of Grand Forks, North ps.
kota, this 9Th day Of April, A; \. 1921.
CHAS. J. EvANSnk.
City Auditor,
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Notice is hereby given tina, sealed
bids will he received by the undersigned
up 10 - O'Clock noon on Tuesday, MAY
%rd.: 1871 tt be opened and read on
Wednesday. May 9Th. 1921. at the rcgv-
lar weekly meeting of The Board AT /
O'Clock p. m. for onc 3 ton motor driven
street sprinkler or nushcr with APP
Fortunately 1con gallon tank equip
mcnt.
Bidders TO state specifically as 10 ap-
rurtonances or equipments furnished.
Bidders to state in hid whether all
cash basis or part cash and terms Of
deferred PAYMENTS: amount allowed for
consideration nf present owned stude-
baker 80 gallon horse drawn - h. T..
cncino street nusher IS part payment.
Eiddcrs must furnish a certified check
mad PAYABLE to Henry O'kcefe, rresi-
dent of tho BOARD OF city Commission
crs in q sum equal to Sc OF their srpes
bid as evidence of good faith tina, =,ic-
cessful hiddcr will comply with hid in
case contract is awarded. bidders
miist .lr prepared to make "A satisfactory
DEMONSTRATES to tine satisfaction IF
Board.
The Board reserves the right 10 a~-
cept or reject arE nr all bids NJ to
award tho contract TO tho lowest and
best bidder as in their Judgment is for
the best interest OF the city.
Dated al Grand Forks. ~. n his eth
day Of April. A. D.. 1921.
Ry order Of tho Board OF City Com
m~itsioners.
CHAS, J. ENASSON.
city Auditor.
49, Nr M
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ECONOMY MARK
| SET BY MINI.
. LEGISLATURE;
corcs of Bills on Way to
Governor to be Signed or
Pocket Vetoed"
Pleasant Surprise For Tax
Payers in Cutting State
T. Levy on One Mill.

AnSIi Fam, Mimi. April Claw
49, ING is over in Minnesota for the
s1ason, OF 1921. Actual passage of
oAis WaS ended i'm both houses at 1920
~. Yesterday. and brief closing
.v.eH7on'os at the Thursday session
W. r.''s curtain down on the Forty
s.tooU' legislature late today. .
Scores of bills are on their way to
Governor j. a. O. Freus for his sig
,Iu.e and are subject to pocket
noFornor and legislature worked
1ell nsethcr. as n survey of the ac-
SSmplishments showed yesterday. All
'Ae recommendations in the COVER
Iors inaugural message were carried
fy save the budget commission and
n,pDiic domain measures. on which he
~ not Jay special stress. No results
! fn1e' however. of his special mcAs-
4 tEe on the suppression of crime.
Y y Record in Economy Set.
EThis legislature crowned it's con-
ETuc'iVe achievements by setting a
&eF record in economy. Though the
ELsisapproprlations granted are lars-
tHan TWO years agO they represent
Tvs of more than $4,000, 900 in re-
vests, and considering the high costs
maintaining institutions. they stand
real economy.
laSpayers were handed 4. pleasant
when the tax levy bill, brought
cary yesterday cut the state levy
L.l.a mills next year and / mill fiat
~ year following. This compares
y will, 3.5 mills and 3 mills voted
the legislature two years ago. Re.
ssts before the lawmakers were
nrncd about $1,000 900.
tSSassage of the big appropriation
'hfl. remained about the only import
work before the two houses
.h0rsday night, when they met for
s3hna .ipust with the bill calendars.
differences dispatched the last of tho
;, soneS billsIn little after midnight.
ne tax levy bill am in at / a.. m,
30 ID minutes after it had passed,
He solons threw remaining bills in
%e air and broke training like a
ynch OF schoolboys.
fIhc total approximations made by
iAS legislature total rs follows:
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To the above named defendants and to
all other persons known or unknown,

&c the above named defendants and to
all other persons known or unknown,
whon1sOcNcr:
You will please take notice that the
summons and verified complaint in the
above entitled action are now on file in
tho Office of the clerk of the district
court al Grand Forks, North Dakota. and
that said action Is now pending in said,
colr, that thr object OF said action is to
obtain a partition of ~thr property de-
*crihcd in said verified complaint. and
vhiri, is tho subject of this action, and
which property is drrrihcd as follows,
tp-Nit:
Southeast quarter tsEL Of Section
Thir,y-onr, Township One Hundred,
l,if,y.thrcc North. OF Range Fifty West
'St. 152-N. ah-Wl; the cast half Of Al9
northwest quarter. and the west half Of
tire northeast quarter tFM Of SWA and
VIZ Of NEt,l Of Section six. Township
One Hundred Fifty-twn North. Of Range
Fifty West @. Ja2-N. sow, the
southwest quarter tSW of Section
one. Township One Hundred Ftfty-tHo{
North. of Range F~ifty-one West H.,
ta3-N. a1-W.l. all in Grand Forka
County. North Dakota. and Containing
ahout. AZ acres of land according to tha
I United states government survey there
Of
dated January 2sth. 1921,
Fl. a. LIBBY,
Attorney for FlaintiH, -
Grand Forks. n. D, n,
CApril 1-s-1h-c2-ca. May So
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Says Spirits Have
Revealed Whereabouts
OF Lost Emerald Mine

Santiago, Chile March 2o.-A lost
emerald mine neat this city has been
revealed Through spirit control to-
Mrs. +. 3. Patterson. OF Cumberland
Gap. Tennessee, according to a letter
received at the United Staten embassy
here from Mrs. Patterson In which
h asks whether erleraids are CONF
monty found inythis republic.
She writes the mine was concealed
many years aao and that It has been
SO photographed on her minds eyer
j would recognize the spot imne-s
dtately. The rich deposiis. she adds.
may now he found IN stratas below.
the carth's surface neat HantItEo. IL
So far as known. en1eraids have
never hNe,i ~foin,a-fn any qhanlits M
this section of Chile.
yt&ae IN ~ tx ----------A --------
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STATE OF SoRTH DAKOTA, J.
lse.
County Of Grand Forks. 3
In Count Court
l., tl> ra.t%~r - SLa >htan sc A~,.~

IN county ' CNVI
In the matter Of the estate. OF August
Hoppe. deceased:
Or reading and filing the petition OF
Bertha Hoppe. executrix Of the estate
of August Hoppe. deceased. represent
ing among other things, that she has
fully administered said estate. and
praying that a time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing the account
Of her administration, and for the as
signmnnt of the residue OF said estate
to heirs:
1t is ordered, that said account be ex-
amined. and petition heard, by the
Judge of this court on Monday. the 9th
day Of May. A.. D. 1921, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. at Grand Forks in said county.
And it is further ordered. that notice
hereof be given to all persons interest
ed. by publishing a copy of this order
or a citation for four successive weeks
prior to said dan of hearing. in the
Grand Forks Herald, % daily newspaper
printed and published at Grand Forks
In said county.
patcd AT Grand Forks. n. b.. this .th
day OF April. a. u. 1871.
lCOIlsT Sf;AG)<
Fly the Court.
l.. X. HASSEisl, I
Judge az County Court.
cAprilSS. 10. 20 and seo
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SUMMONS,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Grand Forks
: In District Court-FtrSt Judici11
District.

County of Grand Forks
: In District Court--Ftrst Judicial
District.
Frank N. Frat .......-..-- Plaintiff
Leonard F. Nottingham.
aud, Clarence ". Holland
and .1ohr T wilkins I'll
trustees. and Henry G..
Warner and all other per-
SONS having or clsiminE
any interest in or 1ier
upon or right to the rea,
estate described in the
complaint. and TO all pcr-
sons unknown who may
have or claim any right
to or interest in said
property ............ Defendants
The state Of North Dakota to the above
named Defendants
You. and each Of you. are hereby sum-
rlaint in this action. a conv Of which ia
hcrcto attached and herewith served
upon YOU. and to serve a COPY Of YOUR
answer upon the subscriber at his office.
IN Inc City of Grand Forks. County OF
Grand Forks. North Dakota, within
t7irty go, days after the service hereof
upon you, exclusive nf the day Of serv-
i~c.
You are further notified that in case
Of Ynur failure to appear or answer.
judsnoer, will he taken against ynu by
default for the relief demanded in tbs
complaint.
n. A. LIBBY. ,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residence and +. q. Address.
Grand Forks. North Dakota
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Grand Forks, y. n.
April Ia. 1921.
O'Clock A, H,

3 O'Clock A. II.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: Chairman rderbv. Ccmmis-
sioners Holden, Ponpore, Traseton and
HIATT.
The minutes of the previous meeting
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed
supplies Tor surveyors
s4a44--Ios. A.. ingram. county
engineer. services Feb.
n March ............ 1850
s4546-Geo. rdenby. county
commissioner. money
f advanced for telephone
1856 Don Mcdonald. record
ing aridavits and Ger
s4sG-!,on Mcrnnaid, rostase
In register Of deeds
@s4s-H. i. POLK & Co., one
state Gazetteer ........ 1900
e4S49-HarS Anderson. postage
in auditors office. ..... 14.2S
G435o-Russell F.. Spear
dozen typewriter rib
s4ss1-ouality Erin, shop, cir
culars for shcrif's Of
e4s52-Morainc Township. poor
ssts5a-t:rsnd Forks city, poor '''''
relief for Marrh........ 1.o2c.7s
e435@-lnkstcr city poor re-
lief $500
643a5-Normandcn rub. Co.
printing and blank
books for COUNTY offices. $3.50
64S5s--R. F.. HIATT. commits
sinncr's services snd
mileage .........,.... aG.SO
643a7-.T. r. Toupore. commits
sicner'S services and
mileage ......,........ 1870
s4s5s--G. G. Holden, commits
sioncr's services and
r,leaEc ..........t... aG.oO
/. s4a5s--Geo. ,Udcnby. commits
Sioner's services and
mileage ,............. e4.7o
6A56o--Wheattinld Township. -
grading road between
Sec. s and I, and work
on main road between
Iarinorr and Inkster.. go. 90
s43sl-zl. D., Sheets, dragging
~s4ss2-Iarry woken, dragging
roads 1900
643e2-IIcnrv l.. Lewis. driving
truck and repairing
foadS $500
G4:64-strabanc Township. put
| ting in grade between
Sec. - Strahanc. and
Soc. >. Whcatficld. ..... 11a.T7
s<5s5-Russell. Grader Mfg. Co..
rerairs Tor Cradcr..... IN. 10
s..% Total ............$o,2s2.s s
The eport of The Grand Forks COUNTY
y Fair Association for the year 1890 was
on motion approved by tho Eoard.
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A1oGlai COST OF chemicals per
"OHtn 668.lS,
Total .$1.271.0s
un isst5s labor rom and Gag aFa sss s sas = for or
chemical store room at plant.
"Ssme as above.
Gostof publication per month 81, 27t.o5
Cost of labor and chemicals i
per l M. gallons............ 4s.4Ti
Average Turhiatyt Of water During
Filter water uies;s thanj ..... 5 p.p.m.
Average Alkalinity OF water During
IA M water .".'.....1a p.r.m
f'"eFed s waass report: 81 ppm.
Raw Water.
Ave. No. Of bacteria per / c. es4
B. coli 'pFese Fs,1 in : s Wnter.
Samples NO. Bact. Coli
col per present
lected. ! &C. lin
Filter No I;....1s IS 2
ritter No. I1i.:.is ]
f' Ent.r NC as a,s.. asy p.~rp. q !
Filter Nc No. 1H;..:.:...:::..::::..sss41S
F FnteT NJ Ne .1I1V1.,.,.....ss.s4s
Average OF n,ters ...ss.s$%
Tiltsrsd ana chlorinatsd awtsr.
NO. samples tested .............., 81
Ave. No. bact. per 1 e. c.......... S
b. coli absent In al SO unples.
Plant Efficiency.
R R%er,"yai Of Of p sacc.s11iia...:.,.. so. 49,
4 complete chemical analysis was
omitted this ont because Of other
work and also because there were prar-
tions to effect the mineral content Of
the raw water. A change in conditions
occurred on March 81 and is continuing
at srr the present. time: namely the annual
accomra MED by high water. stasnant
water is very noticeable. The "swampy'
taste and odor has been present to a
turbidity of the raw water has Increased
from 10 to 30 PPM. Owing to the diiu-
TON with ice water. the alkalinity has
the temporary hardness has been
greatly reduced. In accord with this
reduction. the application of lime has
eeen decreased. but it was necessary TO
reduce he turhidity and color. Tho
cost OF c.emicals per one million gal
IONS was $5:.5O as compared with $S4.9o
last month.
archaeological.
The average bacterial count in the
raw water was 1854 per / &C. with a
minimum Of $40 per | &C. and a. maxi
mum of 5000 per ] &C. Nothwithstand-
ing this high cunt. tho, average for the
tap water has been maintained al s
bacteria per ! &C.. with f.. Coli organ
isns absent in all samples tested. tests
being made every day of the month,
The quality OF the water from a hac-
teriological standpoint is very satisfac-
tory.
Respectfully submitted.
'(Signedl ED CjERSTAD.
Assistant Filter Plant Operator.
A.. f.. Mccoy.
Chemist and Sanitary Engineer
State Public Health Laboratory,
Collaborating Sanitary Engineer,
Z. S. Public Health Service.
MIX md Cream Report.
APRIL 4. 1921.
Honorable Board Of City Commissioners,
Grand Forks. n. D.
Gentlemcnt:
The following is the report OF the
chemical and archaeological cxamjna-
tons Of the milk supplied The citizens
Of Grand Forks during the mont, OF
March, 1921. -
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OF II samples OF cream collected, 3
were below the stahdard set in the city
only were below STANDARD in this re.
spect there has been a marked improve.
ment in the quality Of tho supply. In
only, ono case was the bacterial count
Mir sold by Huseby on March IS was
skinned and had water added as had
that taken from the Boston. Cafe on
1t is to be hoped that now that thu
weather has moderated more samples
will be taken from the dairyman as well
az from The dealer IN order to check the
consumer is entitled to get the article
exactly as it comes from the milk
.rs sss': ma i j: .. ssfsss d 4 n,; as:% @s.: CO., st
amined At the city liter plant pisnte. and IT, IT,
results checks. certthed and reported by
Respeetfully submitted.
A.. LONG.
1..,.otaon q AG 4pss. Director:
To the Honorable Members of the City
Commission:
Gentlemen:
Name and Address: Score.
Cooperative Store, i:5-1a7 S. sra
schumacher. Frank, sac Il. iii 81: :ssSs.:
Wilson. Fl. H.sS402 DeMers Ave. 90.
Gleason. =. n. 6O5 N. 9Th st. II. &c.
Colton-wtlder, 122-124 S. 3rd ST. .a5.
Hart Bros, 20a N. 3rd St. ..... i. .a5.
Brasith. c., EOS Euclid Aye........ rs.
Groceteria, 81 s. .3rd St.. az
Leipsic, M, LAT Oak ST.. IS
Kruger q Kruger, 932 N. 4th st. "a.
Ruesby, e.. o., 709 N. 4th St......,94
Wood. ]. E.,&631 N. 4th st. /. ga
Lewis Bros, Fl N. ard St.. .94,
Erickson. f. X. 1911 University
v .......... .... "a.
rGrossman. j., 824 University Ave. "a.
Anderson. r. H.. 421 18th Ave......,9
Pyes. Emil. 101 Cottonwood. /. Al.
Lewis. J. c., $50 Euclid Ave. 90.
Montgomery, W. NJ. b13 18th Ave-. an.
Salisbury. II. g.. SOC Cherry. St.. as.
Handlen1an. Sarah, 1909 1Aterna-
tionHl Ave. ..... ~.
Haiiick'coS ics Chestnut st. as.
Nelson. A.. ao2 n. 5tb !. .a3,
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The erort of the Grand Forks COUNTY
Fair Association for the year 1890 was
on motion approved by the Eoar1.
On motion tho Board adiourned until
2 o'clock r. NJ.
3 O'Clock p. IA.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
r1ent.
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Total cost OF chemicals per
month Observation-Disclosures. s5s.1s
Total ..$1.271.0s
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Total bills, March ......Sf3.S8s.2h
Moved by Commissioning. Smith, sec
onded by Commissioned %schlaberg. that
the bills and time rolls be allowed and
thorized to issue warrants IN the war
rams on the proper funds in payment Of
m~issioners voted Aye: S%chlaberg.
Smith. Solstad, Western, O'Keefe-5.
Officers Reports.
The following officers reports Of off,
GERS for the months of March presented,
read: Report of the city auditor OF
condition of appropriation funds. report
Of the city treasurer showing cash on
5ss.s!:report Of police magistrate show.
superintendent of abattoir. showing
sss.7s charged for s,aughtering; report
of city weighmaster showing $3.50 0
collected for weighing; report OF the
superintendent of waterworks showing
o4,1S1, 900 gallons Of raw water pumped
from the river during the month, and
$4.S21.41 collected for water rents. also.
$I964 collected for empty gas cylinder.
and $42.o5 collected for meters and re-
ChSmical and archaeological Report On
city awtsr.
Honorab1. Board of City Commits
\ %gioners, H"-
Grand Forks. N. D.
Gentlemen:
We submit herewith for you con-
s%ideration n approval. the following
report on Grand Forks city water for
the month of March, 1926:
Pumpags. Trsatn,snt. Tt1tration and
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Ia W 1hA ASAl u &c ~ ~ . - =. -. q SU
onded by Commissioner schlabere that
these bids be referred to Commissioned
.Solstad for investigation, as to teame
and equipment offered. Carried,
SMOKE Stsnk At Pump Mouse.
Commissioner Of Waterworks SchIa-
berg reported on the condition Of the
smoke stack at the pump house and
stated a new one was needed as the old
one was badly rusted and worn out.
Moved by Commissioners Western, sec
onded by Commissioner Smith that this
be refaIred to Commissioner Schlaherg
with power to act On roll call the fol-
lowing voted. aye: SchlaberE. Smith.
Solstad; Westeen, O'Keefe-5. Carried.
sInoanefator Smoke Stack,
Commissioner DR.. Westeen reported
he had received bids on a new smoke
stack for n OF the units at the incin-
orator where same q blown down on
account of rust and worn out and given
the contract to Grand Forks Foundry
at $212; Installed and that the same
was already installed and in place.
Moved by Commissioner Smith, second
ed by commissioner S~chlaberg, that the
report. as accepted and filed and the &C.
ton OF the commissioner approved and
confirmed. On roll call the following
commissioners voted aye Schiaherg.
Snitl,. SnlStad. Wcstcen. O"Kecfe-5.
Carried.
Bridge Repairs.
Commissioners Of Streets Solstad re-
ported that the Debtors avenue bridge
srau on the East Side had slid toward
THE river and that he had engaged helm
TO remedy same and put span back In
|a=".-x -I.YrsL-9SE I-fNrofTHI4e ENrl xal.AHT III
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
Mrsr HAVE POSITIVE PROOF.
I'VE have received from The War Department list Of
w so-called Wilmington slackers

I'VE have received from The War Department list Of
w so-caled Wilmington slackers.
In line with ne policy adopted by daily and weekly
newspapers in this and other American cities, and also
in line with the policy adopted by the Congressional
Record we refrain from printing that list for fear that
an injustice wiz be done to many young men who per-
formed their fun patriotic part in the World War.
The so-caHsd Stacker lists have been found TO be in
many Instances SO Inaccurate that they should be accepted
VIII reserve not only Delaware but also all other
states
In war Department list just issued FOR Chicago for
Instance TIE ars ~ssoker~ heading the the st
list issued by the Government for the Chicago territory
was proved Investigation, to be William Suther-
land Bacon who ssr,ed Lieutenant Coione iarins he
and was commander OF the chemical warfare service
as Lakewood. n. j..
Because of evident careiessness with which the
Stacker lists have been compiled the daily
papers printed IN Chicago Will not publish any SITS
until they been thoroughly invest gated says the
Chicago Evening Post:
The POST viii not print the so-caled Stacker lists Given
out BY the War Department Because Of their naocuTacy
grave injustice is done to many brave men"
Bacon it ascestaned, not only guipless OF the
Stacker charge but had conspicuous record volun
the service rising from the rank OF private 70 ina
Of lieutenant colonel He is member OF the American
Legion. with residence given as New York.
Of the men posted as deserter 10 yesterdays lis
fo View York city has papers to show ~ service
and four others claim they deserters In addi
ton 70 these five three seem to have well subsian
taied claims That they uniusty included in previous
Isis
Investigation OF al NE lists shows mat out OF the IS:
FOR New York city FAR published desertes
ihiriyye OF the claim they have been falsely ac-
used And there has not been TO date OF any
man whose name has been published in these lists
The Evening Journal stood second 70 none in support
x ne war in denuncation OF Huns and Hun propaganda
ard n condemnation q American slackers but Sc re-
fuses positively 70 post any Delaware as sackci
unless A has positive oncsl proof that ne slacser
Bir experience gained In Chicago New York and else
where through publication q the socae4 sacAer list
SHOWS that some 0f ne worst ssckers were ose dsta
20 keen lists who fe down on the job al h
expense o. brsyer and better men.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

household goods before crossing the
Atlantic.
And "Tony," when he gets work
will have to slave and save all over
again to raise another s400 to pay
his familys passage for a second
time.
Miss Hart has investigated
"Tony's" record. She said today she
had found IT splendid. Everyone Of
his previous employers say he was
honest, reliable and willing. "Tonys"
bank account and his little plot of
land over in Jersey attest to his
thrift.
The fact he has taken out his first
papers to become a naturalized
American also attests to his loyalty
to country.
If she cannot obtain release for
rTonys" wife and children by the
authorities at Gloucester, Miss Hart
says she will go in person to Wash
ington and lay the case before Sec
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

unusual demonstration was made in his honor. His only
comment when it was over was:
And just think, the people OF Camden do not know
mer
Or James F. Garretson who was born and raised near
the village Of Chrisana this county, spent most Of his
life in practice in Philadelphia. He was author OF
books dentistry and looked upon having been the
Father Of Ora Surgery"
Those two distinguished Deawareans served their pro-
fession with unsensh devotion They were responsible
largely for laying The foundation upon which such great
progress has been made by dentists in America and
throughout the world.
II is satisfaction for us as Delawareans to know
that our dental profession s active in uphodlng the
highest standards Of dentistry and TO assist in solving the
many proboms which confront the profession
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

times they went astray. or a U-Boat
sank them.
Finally came the Armistice. With
peace. TONY saw prospects at last
of bringing his family to Whining
ton. BY this time "Tony's" bank ac-
count had attained the majestic pro-
portions Of $500. 1t took months to
arrange passports. There were so
many complications, so much red
tape.
''Tony" appealed for aid to Miss
Helen Hart, head of the Americana
cation department of the Service
Citizens. Miss Hart runs "trouble
bureau" for just such cases. She
managed to get the desired pass
ports. TONY sent s400 out of his
$500 TO bring his family. Then came
another long delay. ''Tony's" wife
wrote that she could not obtain pas
sage. The ships were crowded But
at last came "the great news" Mrs.
Tony and the "Bambinos" had OBJ
tanned passage and would soon ar
rive in the land of the free. '"Tony's"