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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
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LANCDON QUIET
Only Wobblies Left There
Are Eight Held in the
County Jail.
LARIMoRE BUNCH Il
IS BREAKING UP
Entire Crowd Arraigned at
Union; and Told to
Keep Moving. q
Especial to the Herald. !,

Langdon. n. D.. Sept EVERY
thing is quiet in Langdon since the
departure Of the Industrial Workers
OF the World deported Tuesday.
The only wobblies.. left in town are
eight. who are reposing in the county
Jail. Four of these are charged with
an attack on four American Legion
men, one with interfering with and IN
timidating laborers two with conspir-
ing to obstruct justice. and one with
carrying concealed weapons The
three last mentioned were members
Of the invasion force" the other five
being those whose release the wob-
blies hoped to force.
No date has been set for the hear
ings of these men. the Industrial
Workers Of the World haine asked
for delay in order to obtain lawyers.
No more wobblies have shown IN
in town since the deportations Thurs
day. and there have been no reports
Of trouble from the surrounding coun-
try.
Reports received today from LAri-
more where the Industrial Workers
of the World deported from Langdon
arrived late Thursday night were that
the gang was rapidly dispensing.
1-arimore officials are keeping close
IosO Ou llc WOUDlieS VINO are CamDe0
in the woods about one mile from
the town, and will take prompt ac-
ton to head off any disorder.
So far there has been no trouble,
although some; of the wobblies are
said to have Threatened to / foment
strikes strikes ont threading crews In this
county. 49, ~ - ssi----37 ~ < X X NJ iss--
There were about 100 Tndustriat
Workers or the World on the Great
Northern freight train which arrived
at Larimore from Langdon shortly
before Midnight Thursday In addi-
ton to the men deported from Lang
don there were about rs who hau
boarded the train near Conway.
Additional Passengers.
These last had been on their way
to Langdon to aid their comrades It
is understood. but on hearing of the
warm reception given the latter had
decided not to make the trip; but
Joined the ranks of the retreating
forces.
When the Langdon crowd arrived
at Larimore they were received by
some SO wobbiies who had, remained
in camp near LArimore since the
army of INVASION left Wednesday.
The Larimore wobblies had pur-
chased large supply of food, ana
the Langdon deportees were guests
at midnight banquet on the arrival
of the train. -s,-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. July p Word has been re-
,oived IN friends Of A. q Gordy, the
wrIl-known star pitcher Of Washington
College baseball team, that he has slgned
II plav the rest of the season with the
RaItimore team Of the international
League. Gordy pitched several games
for the Milford baseball team early TINS
season,
Miss Bessie II Jones, of Wilmington
L 4 guest If Mr.. and Mrs. K, \ Warren;
About thirty members of thcc rural
district school boards and members q
tbe boards Of the special districts ot tins
vicinity. met In meeting. on TUESDAY: II
m local high school building. IN confer
e,,-e u.itb rpnrcSentative Of the State
p,ar9 ~ Fducation. Each commis-
so1ar v-as nresented with the proposed
.-,la1y srhedule FOR teachers for the com
ing year
Ira ] Ottwell of Mlddietown rl0Fed
80 Nth his family. last week, and in
,-.,5. IL make his home, here ia the
f,,trrr Nir OttwelI is IN the employ
,f + TrwiS Who i building the new
-,o,-i@c nir,ure theatre in South Milford
aod Nil he In charge Of the work on that
project
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
SUMMER SCHOOL OF
STATE COLLEGE, DOVER
Now in Successful Progress
With Good Attendance and
Capable Teachers.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, July 21.-- The State College
for Colored Students began its session
of the summer school on July 6. The
course extends for six weeks and ls
intended to present the newer move
ments I'm education supplemented 10y
review of current practices. MIR.
Clarence X. White, principal of the
Thomas Durham School. of Philadel-
phla, is director of the summer school
and brings TO the position wealth OF
knowledge and experience, ripe judg-
ment and enthusiasm that Is infectious.
He has surrounded himself with a
faculty grounded in the best pedagogy
afforded by larger institutions Of
learning and includes In its personal
Miss Beatrice Bradley of Philadelphia.
Miss Kittie Bruce of Washington,
Mrs. Gertrude Patterson of Bynchburg,
Va, Norris T. Warwick of Philadel-
phia. Arthur Huff Fauset of Philadel-
phia, Roy l.. Cordery of Hampton
Institute, Virginia. and Leon c. Laws,
of Wilmington, Del.
The summer school is q regular
feature Of the State College The
student group represent teachers from
Delaware Maryland, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania. The model school is
now I'm operation and the teacher-stu-
dents are given the theory Of pedagogy
and then see the theory put into
actual practice in the class room. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
SUMMER SCHOOL LECTURE.
Mrs. Minnie r. Cunningham VIII be
the Sneaker Tomorrow Evening.

Newark, July 21.--A lecture will be
delivered in the University of Della
ware Summer School series by Mrs.
Minnie Fisher Cunningham. tomor-
row evening. Mrs. Cunningham Is
executive secretary OF tho National
League of Women Voters The or
ganization does not take partisan
stand for any political party, but
urges its members TO do their fuf
political duty to join the parties OF
their own individual choice and TO
work within those parties. Mrs Henry
fidgely is president of the Delaware
branch OF the league.
Mrs. Cunningham is a graduate Of
the University OF Texas and became
active in suffrage work in 1912. For
number Of years she was president
OF the Texas Equal Suffrage Associa
ton.
Tomorrow evening at 40. standard
time. Mrs. Cunningham will discuss
w oman's Relation TO the National
situation" All lectures are planned
Cor the public as well as the Summer
School students and 3 large audience
is anticipated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back

For 30 years. said DR.. Carey. have
been prescribing Marshroot for kid
ney and bladder sickness and now
that have retired from active prac-
tice have made arrangements with
leading druggists 10 dispense this
wonderful prescription al a moderate
price. on the money back IL dissatis-
fed plan
Beware Of kidney disease thousa nds
die Of it every year who ought 70 be
enjoying the blessings Of life and
health Watch the symptoms. II you
have specks floating before the eyes.
puffy eyes. clammy feet or moist
palms. backache or sideache. you
ought to get a bottle of DR.. Carey's
Marshroot right away.
1t has wonderfully benefited tens of
thousands Of cases OF kidney and blad-
der troubles and is the medicine you
can always depend upon. Results are
guaranteed.
Note-Dr Daniel G. Carey was a
practicing physician for many years
ard his great prescription, Marsh
root, aided thousands of sufferers
from kidney and bladder troubles.
Hereafter you can always get this ef-
fectiye prescription at y. b. Danforth.
J NJ Eckerd and all reliable pharma-
cists the country over. Keep in mind
the name. Dr. Carey's Marshroot,
Prescription No. 777. No other medi-
cine can take its place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
LEwEs NOTES.

rc.s Iulv u Mis- Ehzaheth
Jacobs 81 ptshurE = a glcsi q NilsS
Thratrth Orr, on leNveS i'eAen
-, 4 - SISTER Mrs N y Hall.
Il phihdelph4a later she vii sl''-l4 4
- io the Caiskins where she goes
evCrN summer
The huoy hoat lrls. which Va ah Il, I,ie
Or, dock. j. on her station again u
cantain. Gus Atkus. and hfs' 81
ChArles Murphy visited thtH lAihl1its
n IswsS on SATURDAY
Th.. largo town ball hllt hy LAM 4
Robinson. On Camomile street ior ihe
u@r 81 the rolored population, has t'ee'i
nared Robinson Coliseum and en-
ATTAINMENT arr held thcre each night
Iater moving picture machine val
- tnstsned TUESDAY night the Milford
Rand came over and the coiored iolks
had 5 hlg dance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21

physical training Of the group Is under
the direction OF Miss Bradley assisted
by Mr.. Warrick. Marching. drills.
games and exercises are now In full
swing and will culminate I'm a grand
field day demonstration Just before the
close Of the summer session.
TO relieve the tedium of the daily
recitations trips have been arranged
to the various points Of interest In
and about Dover. The State Capital
and the various municipal buildings
we're visited and inspected and on
Monday. July 1s, the entire group
made pilgrimage to the new school
buildings at Milford and Union. These
buildings for colored children have
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
the first OF a series Of games with
| tho New Castle Athletic Association

the first OF a series of games with
tho New Castle Athletic Association
team.
on account OF the telephone bill
rendered TO City Council for outside
calls being excessive the past month
the members have placed the private
line under lock and key. Outsiders
must use the pay station I'm the may
or's Office.
Mrs. Bernard ostendorf and two
children. Alice and Herman of VIM
Genes. Indiana, last evening arrived In
this city and will remain here for sew
eral months. Mrs. ostendorf was form
erly Miss Winnie Sheridan and is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Car
lin OF Strand and Delaware street.
John Sheridan of Baidton, who had
been spending several months IN
Washington, returned TO this city yes
terday.
Miss Ethel Boyle is spending several
weeks in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Reuben Pennewell and Mrs
Emma Menshall of Chester, Pa, who
have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Is.
rael McHugh of Delaware street neal
Sixth, have returned home.
Thomas. Edward and George Man
shall of Chester, Pa. are spending theil
summer vacation as guests of Mr.. an6
Mrs. Israel McHugh.
For Sale-Suburban property,
rooms. bath, pipeless heater, electri'
lights, screened porch, newly painted
large lot with growing vegetables ant
flowers. Price reasonable for quicl
sale. VIII pay to investigate. Address
X u Il. +. Office.-Adv.
We have new supply of bathing
caps. T.. Challenger and Son, Presefip
ton Pharmacis ADV.
F1yofan. the new fly destroyer. 4
Challenger and Son. Prescription
Pharmacists ADV.
Complete your picnic lunch with
speciaI box of chocolates. ~ cents
mound. +. Challenger and Son. Pre-
scription Pharmacists.--Adv.
Victrolas anG records. Bridgewater
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, July 2I.-The Child
Welfare Association met last evening
NJ the home of Mrs. Frank Bellville, to
consider the establishment of health
center at this place.
Mrs. James Husfelt and children are
spending n week with her parents, MIR.
aud Mrs. Eugene Givisoa oil Whining
ten.
Mrs. August Walters received word
of the death Of her mother, Mrs. Smith,
IN Schenectady, n. y, yesterday, and
left immediately for that city.
Mrs. Harry Stillman OF Baltimore is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Price
4 bake will be held in the store OF
Frank Moore, Saturday afternoon, Tor
the benefit of the Suburban League
team
Herbert Netch. engineer of the dredgc
Delaware, is spending two weeks
vacation here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Netch.
Mrs Arthur Perkins of Philadelphia
is herr visiting Mrs Frank Moore.
Mir. and Mrs. OStensen and family OF
Philadelphia have moved 10 st. Georges
and Art occupying their bungalow Tor the
summer.
Frclc McMunn is spending a week
with his son, Chales McMunn oi Marcus
Hook. PA.
Private Charles Shciteck was d'S
charged from the army yesterday, aad
left for his home IN Chicago, III, Aiso
Anthony MagalS, who went to ms nome
in N.w Jersey. and Harry c. Dickerson,
wbn left for his hCma in Indiana.
Boat houses are being erected on the
banks of the canal abreast OF Fort
du pout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Milford. July 2l Monday afternoon,
At 4 sewing party held at her home N
North Milford. Miss Ethel Holzmueller
announced the engagement OF Miss
Myrtle May Robinson, oldest daughter
81 Postmaster and Mrs. William II.
Robinson. Sr., 10 MIR Henry Conner
Mitten. son Of MIR, and Mrs Harry
NIitten Of Frcderica. MIR. Mitten served
h The United States Army during the
World War, and has made his home 70
Milford for over two years, beng IN the
employ Of the l.. ID Caulk Dental 50.
Il tbeir Laboratory here No date has
been as vet set for the marriage to take
Also on Monday, Mr. and Mrs.
George ". Brown announced the en-
cagrment Of their daughter, Miss f.ssie
Rrown. to Mr.. Edward G. Evans Of Mil
ford. MIR Evans is well known through
ont this county, No date has been set
for tho wedding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Authorities to Investigate the
Prevalence Of Typhoid Fever
in and Near Georgetown.
GAME PROSPECTS ARE FINE

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Ccorrctown. July 2i.-Partridges and
rabbits have not becn 50 plentiful IN
many wears AS now, according TO reports
NJ Snortsmcn OF lower Delaware who
havs made survey oi The game situa-
tion. Every indication points to excel
lent snort this fall Heavy rains during
August and Sptcmber may result IN klii-
,rg III somc of the late hatchcs oi birds.
hut even II most of the Young birds are
lIlcd then there is every indication
that the supply viii h. plentiful,
During the summer much game Is
l,lled hv dogs owned by farmers being
perm,ttcd 10 roam the wood AZ nights
Snnrtsmen arc hack of a move to have
,be Delaware Legislature pass a law
nr,hibitiac dogs running az large during
nerta,n tunes of the year II thus Is done,
!, : figured that much game Will bo
saved II go,
phladelphia and Baltimore who have
re,a,,yes llvinC in this section oi Della
usrr and yearly come down Tor a gun-
n;ng trim will find the best sport tor
lars unlcss something takes place be
tn,ccn now and tho Opening oil the
season in November
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
SUSSEX SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

Seaford. july Il After serving con
tinuouslv for 21 wears as president OF the
Seaford Hundred Sunday school Asso
Grafton, l. " Hurley, OF this town, re-
,icaed at the twenty-thlrd annual meet
lnr Of the association. Tuesday, which
was held in Brown S NJ. +. Church, on
Sesford Circuit. Rev. y C. Benson, p9s
tor. News from the State convention
was given bv Miss Ruby Coulbourn
and Miss Blanche Culver. Miss Mary
I. Hopkins gave a talk on teachers
responsibility toward scholars andiRev.
j n Thornton delivered an address
on devotional spirit in the Sunday
school : NJ. Noble spoke on Sunday
school problems and Miss Katie Bur
tellc on the intermediate department
and elementary department. Rev. ,. ".
Coe spoke on decision day and Mrs.
Reuben A. Steward on teachers train
ing
The evening session was composed OF
devotional services in charge OF Rev. j.
n Thornton; reports OF committees
singing by the Bethel trio; presentation
Of 4 banner; offering and very inter-
esting address on Our Objective, by
Rev i. F. Carpenter, pastor Of St.
Johns NJ +. Church, Seaiord. A de-
lightful supper was served m the grove
adjoining the church by Camp Fire.
Officers were elected as follows: r. A.
steward president; $. NJ. Noble, vice
president; w. 5. Tucker, secretary, and
&. J Elzev, treasurer. Executive com
mlttee-Mrs Maggie Wiley, ~. John
Church; J.. NJ Culver, Mt. Ollyet; Mrs.
Annie Elliott, st. Luke's ,. NJ. Noble,
Bethel: Robert Boyee, Wesley; Harvey
Kiog Browns Clay Lewis, Cannon;
Mrs ID. w Fills, Woodland; Mrs ~ M.
Cliff, Reliance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, July p = frank
pouen Who vas commissioned deputy
sherH io Do duty 81 the tall games here.
~. dressed into scrvlce. last night.
Il a riral police officer - du Pont Rosd
crossing m Ashley Merchants ana resi-
dents II that section complained OF the
disorder caused by bows who congregate
there he new oInctt NAS -
for awhile dIspersmg the crowd No
arrests were made
For the first time m the history o. tins
placo AZ sttempt was made, today, 10
have 4 svstematic collection Of garbage.
number Of the housekoepers avahed
then.elves Of the service which has been
arranged bv the Women Civic Club
and to Five Points Civic ASSOCIATION.
Fiye Points Civlc Association will
meet ~ the school house tomorrow
night. 81 ; 50 o clock
Mr. : \ Tammanv president oi me
Women : CivIc Club, vii sopn announce
the names Oi committees m the hVe
slburis who vlll conduct campaign
for frc hose Tor the new hre apparatus
Tho Women Club members Will be
assisted bv women Of the suburbs whose
husbands are members Of the Five
Points ABSORPTION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. July 2l.-lntcr'or I'M
provcmcuts arc being made to the s faTln- arm,
ers' Rank here. A new vault Is heinS
,n,str,cted and additional space Tor the
c,nnloyes Of the institution Is beng made
Jchn Hudson. rural mail Garner, i
oo,strlcting handsome residence on
West Market street, Georgetown.
Ruf,s Ahbott, Of Georgetown, Who
h.s becn IN poor health for some time
has M gnne 10 Rehoboth Beach tor the
summer .',1 with the hope Of regaining his
strength ....;. a..
Work on the banking institutions ior
the Delaware Trust CO. AZ Milton % and
georgetown. Is progressing rapidly, he
Milton hank Is expected 70 be ready tor
occnpancy by the first q October
Motion pictures and several conces- ,Ts
SONS furnishing amusement attract
lar,,c crowds 10 Oak Orchard, the popu-
lar rr~ort on the Indian River, nightly
Fcr the first time IN It's history, nc resort
has been wide open on Sundays, TINS
season. All kinds of amusemonts beng
furnished the Young people
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
TRAFFIC IN THE CANAL.

Delaware City, July 21--The follow
iag traffic passed through the Chesa-
paake and Delaware canal, Yesterday
Tug Columbia, towing barges, Kent,
James J McNally, Mildred McNally
and Columbia, loaded with coal. from
Philadelphia To Washi gtoa, ID. O.; tug
towing three baIges from
Philadelphia to Baltimore poweriloat
. n Steele; light, from PhIladelphla 70
Hayre de Grace, Md yacht Ages, from
Philadelphia TO Chesapeake bay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
CANNING CLUB WORK.

NIlror5 Jplv ol-Cedar Grove Can
mig Club of East Milford has neeR
holding special sessions af the MONIES oi
Misses Mvol MacNIcoil, feien swain
F5itb Nrnr and Louise Nreel8nd, pre-
r,arInr exhibits for the Kent and Sus
w County Fair To be held At Harrilg
IN next week. and the Delaware State
Fsir II Wilmington. In September.
III snite az the shortage il fruits and
,.egs-alles this vrsr. the members are
well along toward reachng their quota
If thIrty-six Jars Of canned products FOR
the seasnn1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
SAD DEATH or LITTLE BOY.

Dover. July u Much sympathy IS
e,nreSssd for Mr.. and Mrs James VI
Sttter6eld. on account Of their son.
Richard Sites Satterheld. aged two
,.ears ana six mouths, who died AZ an
early hour yesterday morning lhe
little fellow had been quite ili Tor several
days and two specialists from Philadel-
phla were summoned, but Y no avail
Nr Satterhcld formerly was deputy
attorney for Kent county and Is
one ~ the prominent members oi the
kent oounty bar Funeral services VAL
b. held tomorrow afternoon from the
residence of the parents, on Dover
Cpen, intermcIt % Lakeside cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21

been erected by money donated 20
Negro education in Delaware BY Mr..
Pierre 8. du Pont, and represent the
last word IN construction and equip
ment. comparing fayorably with the
most modern school buildings ~ the
entire country IN architectural beauty
and In fitness 70 render the service for
which they are intended.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
TYPHOID FEVER PREVAILS

~ III, u Miss lcrdie
80 'Nss'iw,, A''s,,', ncar here. i confined to
-. .,Ns, 49, s,,Ter,nr from typhoid fever
.rSi ~, - - 5onrtb caSa ~ the dreaded
l.se &c i ,,-b,..h 49, broke but IN this sec
80. C-,,,-c;i = investigating coudi-
-. y. - r,,rnose II ascertalning She
...., s... ~ - i5fertioo. and the water sup
DIV Il to be analyzed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21

cast and west through Georgetown, Mt
Ss3. 600 For construction of truck
storage shod at Dover to W. Nj. New
ton, for 81, ,3o5.
The federal government has given TO
the State Highway concrete mixer Tor
work on road maintenance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
ROAD CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Dover. july n AT a meeting of the
state Highway Commission, Yesterday,
award was made for the strip u road
from lavrcl TO Asbury Church a distance
81 seven miles. ~ Delaware Constrlc-
ton Co the lowest bidder, az Sl57 600,
provided thev comply with the boAd
within hvc days, otherwise the bid
will - - next lowest bidder, Field,
Barker Co
Award vas made ior . strip of road
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
TO ARREST ALL yioLAToRS.

c,e,rretown july p City Council
in the future will &c that. The au'omo-
bile ordinance l. strictly enforced aad n
'......l.,,s - bave been issued to the
oflirers to arrest al who arc seen Nioiai-
ing the laws
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21

Houseworth and Officer Jameson ny
they discovered two stills, 30 gallons
Og rye mash and 30 gallons 0f rye and
white potato mash IN D small two
room shack ~ I4t Willis street on
Tuesday afternoon.
A resident ~ the house was ar
rested On charge Of violating tho
Van Ness act IN having Still One
u the stills 81 said 70 be- ~ ten gallons
capacity, while the other, somewhat
smaller. was, % Is said. ingenlopsiy
rigged up from an Ice cream containor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
FIND Two STILLS.

Result Of Search for n Man ~ Penn's
Grove, y. j.
penn's Grove, ~ j., July IL
Searching for a man alleged % have
robhed another man, Chief Of Police
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21

There's profit IN advertising. but
there's profit IN reading, too. Turn
10 the classified ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21

msrL AND 'PHovE ORDERS FILLED
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-05-06

Most @lmen ought to have clean minds. They change them so often.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-05-06

For your Summer Suit see Ed V. Price Styles. For, cleaning and press ing, See s. H. WALLIS.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-05-06
SENATE PASSES BILL FOR AN OTHER FEDERAL Ju0GESHlP
 IN ARIZONA

Washington, May 2-The senate today passed a bill to create an addi- tional federal judgeship in the district of Arizona.
 The measure to make the annual period during which miners are Fe- quired to perform certain amount ot work on their claims correspond with the fiscal instead of the calendar year also passed. The measure now gaes to the house :.
 Bills passed by the house included
 To authorize the interior depart ment to furnish. irrigation projects even in cases where -ney are in arrears with the government in payment ot installments due on /, construction costs.
 To authorize the d1nstruction of 9 $15O, O,000 diversion dam across the Big :Horn river on the Crow indian reses vation on Montana. This bill now aoes to the president -.