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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
ZAJlSTENf FONDU X Dali
SlMU VYSETROVANf "a
VRAzDENf KACYHO.

Ma spolecne schdzi okresni-
no zalobce F.. c. Stantona 8
podvyborem Advokatnf komo-
ry bylo uvazoyano dalsim
postupu vysetfovanl stran "a
streleni majitele garaze Harol
da Kagyho, jakoz i zaopatreni
k tomu potrebnych financnich
prostredk1. Soucasne ma byti
jmenovan pravnik, jenz by Wy
setrovani Komory dale ridil.
Stanton vcera oznamil, re bu-
dou vysetrovany V nejblizsi do
be vsechny pripady, kdy Sc
svedci dopustili kriveho sve-
dectyi Ia poslednich til proce-
sd, kdy obzalovani Joyce Nc
Cannon byli velkoporotou osvo
boZeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
TKUCHLIVE. ZAkONCENY
VYLET DO CLLNFLANDU.

Pan Ladislav VytlaCli, by
tenn v Kansas City podnikl
pred stydnem S peti sVymi dit
kami vylet do na5eho mesta,
aby navsivil rodinu sve Svakro-
We pani Najmanove, 1888 zap.
so. ul. ma West Park. Vyletnl-
ci Sc zajiste nenadaG, ze ma
yrat domu sc bude dit IA
tesknych vzpominek ma nest a
stneho synka a souroZence. IA
prochaZky mestem Vytrhl Sc
svemu otci osmilety josef a
vbehl nest astnou nahodou
jizdni drahu pod roZjety ma
kladni automobil, ktery mu
zpusobil tax tezka Zranenl, re
Jim nebohy hoch Vcera odpo-
ledne 0 A hod. V nemocnici po-
dlehl. Neblahe neStesti udalo
Sc nedaleko Storer Ave. Po-
hreb hocha konan bude 2 do
mu tety pani Najmanove. Tax
hroznym osudem postizene ro-
dine vyslovujeme naSi srdet-
nOu soustrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
PREPADENA UCITELKA.

Ma Glenwood ave. u prazd
neho lotu byla vcera vecer u
Gitelka sleGna j. F. Walshova
uchopena neznamym muzem
"a ruku. Vytrhla Sc mu a muz
zaleknut jejim pokrikem rych-
lie sc vzdaliI. Policie lined pro-
patrala cely East End, East Gle
veland a Cleveland Heights.
Walshova je instruktorkou ma
vecerni Skole V South High a
ubirala Sc po vyucovani domn.
Ma osamelem miste, kde pokus
prepadeni Sc udal, zazila pra-
We pred tydnem jista divka po-
dobneho dobrodruzstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
ZADRZENY ROZSUDEk.

Okresni soudce "A. j. Pear
son odlozil .rozsudek pani Mar
ty Kunkove z Toleda, jez Sc
vcera sama priznala, re dne 20.
fijna pad6lala diva Ceky ien Ia
tim ucelem, aby mohla svemu
tri mesice staremu decku gao
patriti nejnutnejSi. odev.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
ZASEDANI NEST.
3 SKE RADY.
Vetsina podanych navrhI od-
kazana prislusnym vyborum.
FinanSni pomery spolecnosti
pouliGnich drah mali byti upra-
veny dohodou.

John J. Stanley, president
clevelandske spoleGnosti poulic
Mich drah, oZnamil mestske ra
de zvlaStnim ob9znikem, re Sc
spoleGnOst chysta k prodeji
bondu Svobody Gene 81 ,6O0,-
600, ably mohla dostati nejnut-
n6jslm svym zavaZkum, dosti-
Ihujicim jiz vySe $1,37O,0O0.
NJ M6stska rada ma pondelnim "a
sedani podrobila obeznik revisi
a bez poZnamek jej odkazala
mestskemu vyboru pro poullt-
nj drahy. Mayor Fitzgerald od-
porutoval navrh spolecnosti k
projednani poznamkou, re
die IT. clanku Taylerovy smlou
| Wy ma spoleGnost pravo odprO-
dati takovy maietek k podob-
nlm dtelum, iestlize jest V hlav
MIN jmeni jmenovan. To vSak
0 bondech dosud s urCitosti rici
nelZe a take ne, Zda k prodeii
Jest nutne svoleni mestske rady
a re by nejlepe bylo Zalezitost
urovnati vzajemnou dohodou.
V obezniku pravi Stanley, re
prodejem, nasledkem dneSniho
nizkeho stavu bondu, utrpi
vlastne cestujlci, jelikoz po-
vstala difference V obnosu $3.50
600 zauctovana bude do pov6s+
nehO urokoveho fondu. Ale spO
lecnosti nezbyva jiny zpusob,
jak povstaly schodek hraditi,
jelikoz m6stska rada zamitla
zadost o povoleni novych podi-
lu V obnosu "a $3,000,O00.
Prijata byla jednohlasn6 re-
soluce radniho Sulzmana, ably
uvitan byl mestem corsky ma
yor O'Callaghan hned pri pri-
jeZdu ma Union nadrazi. Radni
Caldwell podal navrh, ably 20
siren byl doZor ma osoby a kor-
porace. vyrabejici a ukaZujlci
pohyblive obrazky, pokud Sc
Inebezpeci ohn6 tyGe. Navrh od-
kazan policejnimu a hasiGske-
mu vyboru.
Dale bylo iednano o ob6zni-
ku odboGky listonoSu c. 40, KITE
rym Sc mestske rad6 odporuGu-
je Znovu jednati o odmitnute
J zadoSti ClevelandskG Federace
Prace 0 vySetfovani pomeru V
hasltskem departmental. Odka-
zan taktez policejnlmu a pozar
lnimu vyboru. Prijat navrh ma
yora Fitzgeralda, ably zrizena
byla mista revisoru,, kteri by
zkoumali ucty jednotlivych de-
partmentd. Prijat navrh ma Wy
setreni nedavneho pfipadu, ,kdy
straznikem zastfelen N. Thorn
a navrhy radniho Zmunta, ty-
kajici Sc stavebni cary ma zivej-
sich ulicich a navrh podobny
radniho Pottera, prideleny sta
vebnimu vyboru. Podobne Sc
stale S ordinance radniho Cald
wella, kterou Sc obnovuje "a
starych podminek smlouva s
Ohio State Telephone Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
NASLEDOVANT HODNO.

Prl maSkarnim plesu "Pilne
Cesky" ma zap. strane, vybra-
la pI. Stejskalova We prospech
slrotkd Cechach $4.l4 ST..
Sadovd pfidala $1.OO, kteryz-
to obnos byl zaslan prostredni-
ctvim p. f. Sakryda ma misto
urceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
POLICIE v BOIL S LUPICI.
Po prestrelce zatceni tfi bandi-
te. Stfelami policie ohrozovano
obCanstvo.

ostrejsi toninou, o tom svedtl
vcerejsl dnesni ranni Zatcenl
tri muzu, ktefi Sc pokouSell 0
vyloupeni dvou obchodu a obra
nj automobilisty. Ma vych. 81.
ul. a Wade Park pronasledovall
straZnici diva podeZfele muze
pres dvory a ploty, az konecne
tito vehnani do uZkych, byli po-
lapeni. Pri pronasledovani uzi-
la policie 13. precinktu strojni
pusky, jejiz kule Sc zaryvaly
do zdl kolem stojicich budov 4
nemalo ohrozovaly zivoty ma
hodou ma bllzku Sc nachazejl-
cich obtanu.
Treti muz zatten byl jako
jeden ze til muzn, kteri vGera
po poledni vnikli do reznictvi
Barnarda Blaucha, 9306 Wade
Park ave. n. E., majitele V Zad-
nj mlstnosti pripoutali k zidli a
ohrozovavse jej namirenym re-
volverem, vykradli mu Ze "a
suvky $120. Loupez tato ne
kolik jinych predchazejicich
prepadu udrzuje letaci skadro-
nu zmineneho precinktu V no.
recne cinnosti az do dneSnihO
rama. We trech pripadech lou
peze podarilo Sc banditnm uko-
fistiti celkem S3500.
o 8. hodin6 veterni ukradli
diva pachatele V lekarne ma
Kinsman rd. $175 pozdeji
Ease oZnamoval Abraham Auer
bach, 1902 Parkgate ave-, re
iej ttyfi autoiste ma East bou-
levarda,, poblize vych. 80. ul.,
zastavili, prinutili k vystoupeni
z vlastniho automobile a pax
jej okradli o $50 ma hotovosti,
demantovou jehlici a prsten
V Gene $4,000.
Ma stiznost, proc policie uzi-
va stroini pusky, jejiz strely O.
trozuii nevinne osoby, prohla-
&uje policejni nacelnik Smith,
re pripad vcerejSi bude vyse-
tfen. Strojni puSky ma byti u
Zito jen pri vzpoure a nikoli pri
prCnasledovani jednotlivych
podeZrelych osob a zejmena nj
koIfS Y ctvrtich hust6 obydle-
n}ch.
Zmtn6ny Bauch, jenz byl phi
vazan lupiti K zidli, sc pozdeji
z5avil pout a telefonoval pro
policii a ma nisto Sc lined do
stavilal TGtacf skadrona 13. pre-
Cinktu pod serzantem Moffe-
TEN a a. precinktu pod serzan-
tenn Clemensem. Prepadeny po-
dal doeti podrobny popis lupit1
q nekolik minut pozd6ji male
zen byl ma Hough ave. a vycn.
93. III. prochaZejici sc muz V
rr0vodu dvou Skolnich divek,
vesele S mimi hovore. Ale uSkok
Sc mu nepovedl, byl okamzite
Zatcen Ser2antem Clemensem.
Druhy serzant Moffet nalezl
diva podezrele ma vych. 81. ILL.,,
meZi Hough a Wade Park avA.
Nystoupil lined Sc svym muz-
stvem patrolniho vozu a kA-
zal snesti strojni puSku. Oba
podezreli Sc rychle rozeSli a po-
hciste zahajili "a mimi palbu ze
strojni pusky po delSi honbe
Sc konecne obou zmocnila. Ku
le Zasahly nekolik sousednich
domh a Jest ma podiy, re poll
ceini rozmar nikdo neodnesl
zranenim neb po pripade IL
votem. Jedna z kuli proletla ok
mem domu obyvaneho Izakem
Gangerem, 1907 vych. 80. ul.,
jina stfela vnikla zadni stenou
do kuchyne
Diva re zatcenych udali, re
sc jmenuji Louis Kramer, 16-
lety, 1912 Payne ave. a Fred
Siebert, 20lety, 9522 Richmond
ave. Vsichni tri pax byli Bau-
chem poznani a ukradene pc
nize take Mich nalezeny.
Uvedena lekarna, 128O3
Kinsman, patriot Josefu Slipe-
mu, prepadena byla dvema mu
III ktoff poruSili J,6roo L1ox
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08

"HRfSNICE" jest uchvat-
ne drama ktere sehraje
Dram. Odbor Jednoty Ta-
boritG v nedeli, 20. brezna
1921 V Slovanske Lipe ma
Croton Ave.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
East Side
CHILDREN ARE
ON VACATION
Many Social Events Planned
For Next Semester; Sem
ior Class Play.

Glasses in the East Grand Forks
schools were discontinued yesterday
and the students and faculty will be
allowed me weeks vacation. The
spring semester will start Monday,
April H..
supt. NJ. c. Hayes. said that the
past semester has been an unusually
successful State examinations
were given tho seventh and eighth
grade students, and a large percent
aEe of the children had but little
trouble in passing. 1t was also ar
nounced that from now on. any Still
dent passing the state exams will he
excused from taking the June ex-
aminations. ~
Several socia, events have been
planned for the spring semester OF
the school. The annual athletic
dance! sponsored by the basketball
and football teams, will be given Mon
day evening in the auditorium Of the
school. Invitations have been OK.
tended to all Of the pupils Of the
school and alumni.
Grand Fathers Adventure" has
been chosen by the members of the
senior class to be presented as theil
annual production. This is consider
ed n OF the most important events
on the school calendar and will be
Preparations have already com
to be held on the evening OF Apri
20. A committee has been at worl
several days planning the event. anr
predictions are that it. will he tn
most successful ever held In the Eas
Side school.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
MORE FRAUDULENT
REGISTRATION IS
CHARGED IN SOUTH

! st. Louis, Mo-, April with the
return yesterday Of IS additional in
dictments charging fraudulent regis
tration for the municipal election
next Tuesday. the total number Of in
dictruents was brought up to 12s. The
March grand jury thus concluded it's
investigation, and the work will again
be taken UP by the new body Of in
~vestigators which will. be empanelled
next Monday.
The anne of 75s who are charged
by the police with having violated
the registration laws have been SUBJ
mitted to the grand Jury and it is ex-
pected that many indictments will be
voted before the investigation is com
plcted. Thus far only wards known
as river. wards have been investigst-
ed but it was said that the alleged
illegal registrations were almost uni
verSal throughout the city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
WHAT GRAND FORKS PEOPLE
WE'RE DOING
~THIRTY-FIVE A
G
From Herald Of April 2. 1888.

From Herald Of April 2, 1885.
Peter Swenson, who had been found
guilty Of granddaughter in district
court, was sentenced by Judge Nc
Connell to three years and six months
in the territorial prisan At Bismarck.
Members of the Calumet club gave
the most successful party of the sea-
son in their club rooms.
Two local young adies invited two
young men of the city to call at a
certain home and spend the evening.
When the young men arrived they
found no n home, but entered aud
made themselves comfortable. The
proprietor Of the home, discovering
strangers in the house. loosened the
dog. The young men escaped. 1t was
An April Fool joke.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church were making preparations to
hold a Longfellow party at the church
pArlors the next week.
Mrs. F. A. Gockey and daughter
left for Dayton. Ohio, where they
were going to spend several days WIS.,
iting.
Thos. E. Byrnas and Geo. Bulge
returned from St. Paul, where they
had been attending to business mat
tiers. y.
The new electric light system was
nearly complete and the following. To-
cal business houses we're to be equip
ped with the electric bulbs: CONNER
cial Hotel, Jos. BeAucamp's saloon
Ingalls, House, one inside and one
outside: Olympic, Trepanier Brothers
two lights; B~eauregard's saloon, Ma
Wittelshofer, D.. NJ. Holmes & Co, j
s. W%inen1an, two lights; W. T. Frank.
lin, three lights; Oyster Bay, Herald
Thos. Byrne, one light In office o.
saloon. Other business houses expect
ed to order lights later. The rates were
50 cents a night, from s o'clock tt
| midnight, ~ O'Clock.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
PRICE CUTTING
CONTINUED UNTIL
SUPPLY RAN OUT

Chicago, April Rigid ironing
boards were quoted at $3.50 with few
takers when San Hasterlik aud Fred
Ruhling. grocers opened their stores
in Rogers Park today. The -~all
demand was due to the Spectacular,
slump in the market price yesterday.
Hasterlik yesterde-- iced an iron
ing board in the window and marked
it $3.50. Ruhling, whose store is
across the street, displayed the same
kind Of board for $685.. Hasterlik
countered with q reduction to 1915
and the price cutting war was n
All afternoon the price of ironing
boards fell, finally dropping to 50.
Then the buying began. Ruhling sold
out at 50 each. Hasterlik went back
fo 81 so.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
THE TOWN TODAY

Ice ready to go out OF river and all
possibility Of food damage gone, OBJ
servers say.
"A trades school. giving training
especially in the mechanical trades,
will be established in Grand Forks.
Members Of degree team Of Sinai
Encampnnent Of Odd Fellows return
from Drayton.
Grand Forks county educators
meet here today to make plans for
annual p1aysday.
Congressman o. q. Burtness pur-
chases Franklin sedan to drive to
capital.
Street Commissioner h. o. Sorbo
puts extra crews at work today to get
roads in condition.
County commissioners close two
day session. after awarding contracts
for road machinery.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
EXCELSIOR TO GET
HOSPITAL FOR MEN
WHO FOUGHT IN WAR

Excelsior Springs, No. April r.
A convalescent hospital for disabled
~ex-service men, one Of five In the
United States, will be located here,
last night from F. l.. Morse, in
Washington. by his son., Howard
Morse. The telegram stated that
negotiations had been completed
with the treasury department BY
which the government will lease the
Morse home with it's surrounding five
acres and an adjoining ten acres for
the hospital.
The Morse home is a brick build
ing of 18 or 20 rooms.
The home is to be- remodelled ac-
cording to government specifications
to meet requirements of a modern
hospital.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
T~ELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

New York-William j.. Flynn said
the: department Of justice had known
for somc time the identity OF the
group responsible, for the Wall street
explosion, and it was the same
which plotted the widespread bomb
ings Of 1919.
Santiago. Chile-Madame Boland,
first woman to fly across the Andes
mountains. took four hours for the
flight.
Oklahoma City-The house of rep
resentatives cast a tie vote and failed
to pass Impeachment charges against
Governor Robertson.
Wa shington-Frank r. Walsh of
the committee of 100 said unless Brit
ish Ambassador Geddes appeared be-
tack upon the commissions Irish re-
port he would be branded as a NAL
icious falsifier."
Chicago-Thirty workmen erected
a five-rcom bungalow complete for
the lurnbermen's association in ten
hours.
London-Field Marshal French Will
DC s9CCeded as governor genera OF
ireland by Lord Talbot.
=. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to reduce
the wages of the $4,000 men employed
by h shipping board was reached.
Duhlin-The official weekly review
places the number of casualties Of
their troops in Ireland at As.
Oberammergau, Bavaria-The viii
lage elders voted to produce the Pas
sion play in 1922. 1t was presented
in 1910.
Mountain Grove, Mo.-The DAM
age to the fruit crop in this section
from the Easter freeze is estimated
1T $t0.0 900. 900 to 5000. 900.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
SUCCESSFUL PARTY
GIVEN BY MASONS

A very successful party was given
last evening by Red River Lodge No.
292, A. r. and A. NJ. A large num-
Der Of Masons and their families were
IN attendance and a very enjoyable
time was reported.
The entertainment consisted Of vo-
cal and instrumental selections.
readings, recitations and addresses.
Attorney F. b. Feetham of Grand
Forks being the principal speaker.
Following the program the evening
was spent in dancing. refreshments
being served by the ladies.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
GRAIN.

Minneapolis, April 2.-After estAb-
fishing new low levels for the third
day in, succession, the wheat market
turned higher and rallied sharply.
The market also was oversold. News
was bearish. but q feeling ~ in the
air that Improvement was overdue.
How much buying power Was buck
OF this sentiment was q question. The
opening wac weak with scattered
liquidation and May dropped to
s1.s5 10, before covering and buying
By t&1h interests against export BUSH
ness .turn9d prtcAs upward. July sold
to $i.22 1t. low point. On the rally
Nay hulsed : full S cents over low.
with tsv9ral estbackk on the way up,
and Jnly recovered 3 s-4 cants from
low. Corn was. unchanged compared
with futures. The demand VA fair
ana offerings were light, oats were
unchanged TO Ia cant better. Rye
wins hrm. offerings being hEht. Barley
unchanged to Ia cent lower.
WITH dernsnd sluseish. Fla4saed was
trm. demand was fair and offerings
wsre light
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

A. B. Karnes has completely re-
modelled and r~e-decorated the in
terror of the billiard hall in East
Grand Forks. Mr.. Karnes lAs in
stalled new fixtures and now has one
of the finest establishments in this
section of the state.
Mrs. A. Giles of Emerado was in the
city yesterday shopping.
Mrs. Joe Wagner, who has been
confined to her home for the past
week. was reported this morning Is
rapidly improving.
Miss Katherine Ryan left yesterday
for points in the cast, where she will
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
RAILROAD MANAGERS
AND SIGNAL lei
49,. In CONFERENCE

Pittsburgh. April 2.-The second
Of the series Of wage conferences he
tween executives Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company and representa-
tives OF the employees brought toseth-
err here today the committee OF man
ayers of the oad and the signal men.
The first conference. held Wednesday.
resulted in a disagreement when the
maintenance of way and structures
and unskilled forces rejected pro-
posed wage reductions of from Is to
15 ner cent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
MIDGETS WON FROM
FRESHMEN OF EAST
SIDE LAST NIGHT

In a. close. fast game played last
night IN the East Grand Forks high
school floor the Midget team Of the
Y. M. C. A. defeated the freshmen
Of the East Side school by a score of
26 to %. 49,
The East Side youngsters put up
a great fight but were unable tt stop
Coach links fast "Y' boys.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
EVENING EDITION.

WHERE TO GO TONIGHT.
New Grand-Bebe Daniels In
Ducks and brakes"
Foto Play-"Back to Gods Coun-
try"
Orpheum-Vaudeviue and pictures.
Strand-"A Child for Sale"
Apola--Norna TalmadEe in THE
Way OF a Woman"
Sat. Night Dance at the auditori-
UNI. Music by Emard's First .orches-
ira: Admission, including tau. 500.
DR.. G. s. Gies, Densass, will move
J into new Offices on the second floor
of the First National bank building
on or about April 3rd:-Adv.
Fourth IAberty Bond Nottce-Hold-,
ers of Temporary Bonds Of the
Fourth Liberty Loan should ex-
change same at banks for Permanent
Bonds prior to April 16th--Ads.
Underwood Typewriter Co.. 1o2 Sc
cur1ty Block. Underwood typewrit.
ers for rent at reasonable rates. Can
also make immediate delivery on new
machines. Underwood typewriters
cleaned and overhauled.-Adv.
' II dG IoIBV~Is IMAyHO OL8uLOH,
y secretary Of the Commercial club, left
last night for Fargo, where he Is at
tending to important business mat
ters.
Schools Closed-The Grand Forks
city schools closed yesterday after.
noon for the annual spring vacation.
Glasses will be resumed on Monday,
April II.
Attended Funeral--Dr. f. r. Rob.
ertson and Dr.. John Fl. Moore re-
turned yesterday noe from Michigan,
n. D., where they attended the funeral
OF Nelson H. Elvick, who died Wed
nesday morning.
Elks to Meet sasardAy-Grand
Forks lodge No. 255, B. p. o. E.. will
hold a. business meeting and installa-
ton Of officers at the Elks' home Sat
urday evening. William Wsttam.
Exalted Ruler.
Mason Not Notwithstanding to
word received last night at the local
police headquarters from the chief OF
police at Waterloo, Iowa, A. G.. Ma
son, who disappeared suddenly from
this city Saturday morning has not
been located in that city.
Wool French Serge at $3.50 pc,
yard at Benner & BesS's today only
80 cents was the price in the adver.
tisement last evening; this was q
Typographical error: it should have
been $3.50. You should see this
serge; it is a marvellous bargain Al
$1.39 per yard.-Adv.
~" to Re-open-The university
will open Tuesday morning after the
annual ten-day spring vacation. The
first classes will be held Tuesday
morning, it was announced today,
Students already are beginning to re-
<turn to the institution.
Bank OleaEngs-The weekly repor,
of w. S. Dickinson, manager Of thu
Grand Forks Clearing House associa.
ton. shows the bank clearings for tn.
week ending March 81 we're $1,116.,
AIS, compared with $1,522, 5S4 for tn.
same week n veal 6 o Tho weel
previous clearings totaued 31.1s5.
3a7.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
- GETS THREE YEARS.

Cleveland. Ohio, April 2-Attorney
Samuel Rembrandt Of Cleveland was
sentenced to three years in the federal
p~enitentiary at Atlanta and fined $5..
600 by Judge D. c. Westenhaven to-
day when he appeared in federal
court for sentence, following his con-
viction a week ago Of attempting to
bride Prohibition Commissioner Fred
Counts.
Notice that. a. petition; in error
would be filed next Wednesday was
given by Remhrandt's attorney and
his SO, 900 bond was continued.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
COUNTIES

Pierre. s.. D., Aprl --EnfOfok
ment of Sunday blue laws in South
Dakota, originally planned az q. stats
wide effort under direction Of tho
states attorney general will be car-
ried out on sole responsibility of h
various county attorneys. Attorney
Genera payne declared today.
He could not say how extensively
they would be enforced. az county at
tcrneys would not have to report
such contemplated action to him.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
ON REDUCTION
OF BUILDING WAGES
TO BE TAKEN SOON

Chicago, April 2.-Plans were un.
der way today for a referendum by
200 building trades workers Of
Chicago on a. reduced wage scale pro-
posed by contractors,
At present the industry Is practi-
cally at a standstili here.
The proposed reductions range
from 20 to rs per cent and would be
effective Nav /.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
LAND AT MIAMI.

Miami, Fla, April marine corps
Airplanes flying from Washington to
the Virgin Islands, landed here today
at II a. m. from Daytona, Fla, which
they left at 8 a m. They will resume
flight at s a. m. Sunday for Key West,
the next stop on the tour.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
To CHANGE TIME.

london. April 2.--Surnmer time
will become effective in Great Britain
at : o'r!oci5 sunday morning. when
all the clocks in the United Kingdom
will be set forward. an hour. This
is the sixth year of daylight saving
for the lmme in England.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-02
INCREASED RATES EFFECTIVE.

New York. April INCREASES in
freight rates on merchandise consign-
to several ports on the Atlantic
seaboard of Europe were made efec-
today by transatlantic shipping
companies after an agreement had
been reached tc discontinue a rate
inaugurated several<months ago.
The increases in some cases ranged
from 200 to 800 per cent.
The increases will apply to goods
shipped to French Atlantic ports and
ports in Belgium. Holland and Ger
many.