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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-10

Price, So, 900. - NORTHEAST. A coy
'# home OF Colonial style conveniently
located near Lincoln Park. This Il
in very good block, has large
r rooms and bath. front and rear
NJ. porches and has room in the rea
for garage. Reasonable terms OF
sale can be arranged.
Price. sTsbo--TwO-FA APT well
built building having two apart
nnents of rooms and bath each,
r the second floor being completely
furnished. This is now renting for
S12b per month and the price Quot
ed above includes the furniture.
b. Easy terms.
Price. 37,sbo.--PARKyIEw. A homs that
can not fall to appeal to you.
Colonial style. having large front
. and rear oporches, rooms and
bath. electric lights and hot-water
heat. EQUIPPED with screens and
awnings and has been we'll cared
for by the owner. The price will
persuade you to buy after inspec-
Price. s7,soo--NR. i.rH 4 PARK RID.
THIS house r. west OF 18th st. in a
n neigbborhood where the price IL
seldom this low. II 10 well built
contains rooms and bath, has
front lawn and good sized rear yard
10 paved alley, We can arrange the
terms TO please you.
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Alleged SIayers Sought.

HARRISBURG. w. Va, Aug. 10
The police are seaching for two
Italians. alleged to have shot and in
stantly killed Carl Spence as he was
counting his money in the East End
Confectionery Store and poolroom yes.
terday.
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ON BALTIMORE BOULEVARD.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY
For sale

''WAVELAND." n =
On Port Tobacco creek. near Chapel
Point--Buildinw lots. suitable for cottages
bungalows. fishing and hunting shanties
Prices on application. r.. LAURIE
MITCHELL. la Plata. Md
1875 ACRES on West river. half mile shor.
35 miles from Washington and Balti-
more and on the State road: Ib-room
dwelling. surrounded BY white oak grove
necessary outbuiidings. horses. cows
poultry. hoys implements. including farm
tractor and half interest In crops Price.
tI25 per acre. Charles +. Lee. Annapolis.
Nd.
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PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS. d. C. August 3. 1871.
Sealed proposals will be received at
Room sos. District building. until .
o'clock D. m. August %, 1921, for furnish
ing uniforms. members Fire Department
For detailed informs tion, apply to Room
ago. District building. CUNO II. RU-
DOLPH, CHARLES w. KUTZ. JAMES "
OYSTER. Commissioners. ID. c.
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MONTANA AVENUE.
F. M. JOHNSON REALTY CO.,
-. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INc- -r-
1884 II street N. w. "a y ! Phone Main 1928
ITO Conn. Ave.

Price, sssSo.-NR. 18th MONROE SITS
Something unusual in this 1oca ton
A sthree.story, Colonial type OF
house having 10 large rooms and
hath. IL has new hot water heat
ing plant, Ia in GOOD condition and
also has large rear yard to paved
alley. tt
Price, sssSe---N. CHEVY CHASE, MD An
s-roon, and bath house having 2
bedrooms and extra Isvatory on the
first floor The grounds contain
about oue-haN acre With sbup nee
of fruit and shrubbery. Modern Inn
provemepts Throughout and also has
hollow tile garage. Possession
given by owner and easy terms
arranged. \ ~
Price. sT.soe-PoToMAC HEIGHTS. Thi.
10 eeeominG one of the finest North
west suburbs. Owner occupant
offers detached home OF rooms
and bath. hardwood floors, electric
uGhts, front and rear porches. The
lot 10 sex1bo IT. with chicken house
snd run A very fine little home
at q moderate price. WI
rrios. es,7ys-NR. srH AND RrTrEN-
HOUSE. brand new house hay-
Ing . rooms and bath, located in
|, this attractive section, II A. heated
~ not water. has electric lights
and other modern Improvement.
and 10 completely detached on a
5000 sized lot Terms are unusually
sasy. i F---
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INyESTNFST PROPERTY

sa5 900 PROPERTY REDUCED Toisl7.Soo
This Is large rooming house on bus
mess street in the northwest, containing -
and electric lights baths This Is a
large 3story brick end one OF the best
built buildings In the city and surely IL q
money-maker II made use of as N rooming
house. Lots OF business value to this prop
erty, as IL is on a business street Owner
has been offered Se5. 900. but on account
OF his poor health will sell now for 1880.
$4,000 or 5000 cash, balance a trust on
the properly. Property is clear and title
perfect.
]. d. CARAVAN,
District Nat. Bank Bldg.
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STONE & FAIRFAX, REALTORS.
PETWORTH.

An, attra ctivs home. having 3 rooms and
reception hall on first floor, 4 bedrooms
tiled bath and sleeping porch on second
floor; hot water heat and electric lights;
house 20 feet wide. Price. $500 This
Is cheap price for this home. and Il
will be sold quickly.
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3PETWORTH,
MT. PLEASANT.

The most reasonably priced home that
has been offered in this section Now
VACANT. Has Just been newly pa pei cd
and painted, Theres 10 rooms nd
bath; economical heating plant; nice front
lawn and back yard. Must be sold.
Price. $500. b
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE
TAKOMA PARK.
six-room bungslow; located in best Sec
ton =, m. e.; $5,760. with terms.
r. H. LOHR,
ass Carroll at. Tskoma PARK. Col $685.
BEAUTIFUL
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOWS.
See the new and novel features In this
four-room and bath. with shower. siectrtc
cupboard table. ironing board. buiit-in
china closet. bed. cedar chest, large cellar
srautte foundation and front porch win
reinforced concrete floor. automatic coal
bin. Price only $500. $500 cash. balance
monthly.
y B. N. BROUNER.
OWNER AND BUILDER
RAvenswood and Hyatt ave.
Hysttsville. Nd.
CALIFORNIA bungalow. five rooms. bath,
h.w.h,. electricity and gas, enclosed
porchsp: garage attached. three large
lots; one mile from Georgetown. near Ar
lington county courthouse. Buy from own
er at less than pre-war price and ave
commission. Furnishings at half cost for
cash. Immediate possession. Address
BOX All. Times office.
ON BALTIMORE BOULEVARD.
rooms and bath, ami Lot
6oslsS; Q blocks from electric car
line Price $500. Terms can be
nicely arranged
FERGUSON 4 RICHARDSON,
Main 1881. 22S Colorado Bldg.
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NORTHEAST.

Not far from 18th and Maryland avenue
Accidental porch homo with six rooms and
bath. Only $500 cash as initial payment.
balance In monthly instsllments OF less
than similar house would rent for. Price.
$3.50. D
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HOUSES FOR SALE
COTTAGE CITY. Md.
kff4 eS ON f

COTTAGE CITY, Md.
$3.50.
Bungalow, center entrance hall type, OF
s rooms and bath large shady lot <ssi2o
feet: modernly equipped; electricity and
gas; open fireplace; terms only $3.50 cash
and $50 a month.
NEARBY VIRGINIA
PROPERTIES.
Conveniently Located and
Reasonably Priced.
CHERRYDALE--6 rooms and bath; new
and all modern Improvements; near car
and bus lines: $500. /,
CLARENDON-6 rooms and bath; all
modern improyemsnts; fertile garden;
CLARENDON--s rooms and bath; pipeiess
furnace. gas lights; situated on bouls-
ward: garden plot; $500
cHERRYDALE--s-ro house, pump;
CHERRYDALE--6-roo bungalow: newly
painted tnside and out: electricity and
gas; good garden; $4,000
cHERRYDALE.s-room house; electricity;
grapes and garden; tS,sis,
CHERRYDALE--6-roo and bath bunEa-
low; anil; lot box137; desirable section
and moderately priced at $4,000.
low; mt; sewerage; 1850.
CIIARENDON---e-r room and bath house
with hot water heat and gas; we'll with
pump; elevated location. in Lyon Park:
ceptional value at $500.
BALLsTON-7-r room house In good con-
dition; excellent well water: lot 76xl2s
feet. with chicken house. fruit trees and
grape arbor; 5000.
& LUCHS.
# z Clarendon, 300
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BOSS & PHELPS,
The Home Of Homes.
1905 H st. N. w.
SHANNON & LUCHs,
713 18th St. N. w.
BRENTWOOD.

SHANNON
q 713 18th St. N. W.
BRENTWOOD.
$3.50.
New detached home one-haif block from
car line; rooms and bath: furnace heat:
eiectricity and gas; lot 6oxlb0 IT.: In good
nsighborhood: terms. $1,000 cash.
PETWORTH.
$3.50.
Thoroughly modern s-room and bath
house; In good condition; cement front
I .eresn.d: hot water heat. si.ctrieity and
gas; hardwood floors and trim; space for
sarge; terms and small monthly pay
msnts
HIGH VIEW,
$500.
A comfortable s-room and bath home;
furnace heat; good cellar; colonial front
porch; attractive neighborhood. high ele-
Walton. This Is q good buy at the price
ana reasonable terms will be made.
NORTHEAST,
w. el4f 1880.
Colonial house, semi-detached; in first
class condition and in best section OF north
porchss: excellent heating plant; new
douois brick garage; terms.
PETwORTH,
aI $9,250. So
and tiled bath: hot water heat. eiectricity
and gas; concrete front porch, double rear
porches: large back yard; possession;
terms.
Virginia Office,
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Main 21S
$4,35O-Good N. Z. Location.

$4,350-Good N. Z. Location.
Modern colonial brick; 6 rooms, bs tn
and W. r.. =. car line $500 cash.
IS, N. w.
Convenient to government depart
ments; nice little s-room and bath
brick house; newly decorat ted: good
heating plant: can be bought on very
the house Is vacant and ready TO
move into.
81, 500--Near Bureau Engraving
and Printing.
rooms and bath; on one of the
very best streets in Southwest Wash
ington; house has electricity. hot
water heat. etc. Terms. 1900 cash
$50 month.
$8,000-Nr. Agricultural Dept.
Four houses on one lot now rented
10 show good return: 2 houses hav.
6 rooms and bath and have rooms
and bath easy terms.
$12, 000-14th st. Extended.
rooms, 2 baths: hot-waterf heat:
electric lights; parouetry floors: sta
tionary washtubs; modern in every
way This has building assn. trust
OF $1,000, which makes IL very easy
TO finance. You can get possession i'm
medlstely. Top floor will rent for
SIS per month.
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ON PARK ROAD.

A desirable home of nine rooms ana
bath; economical heating plant: nice front
attractive front lawn. Only 1880 cash
as first payment Price. $1,000.
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HOUSES roR SALE
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL
CORNER RESIDENCE
aR02 C>oroia ave- cor. Quincy at.

House cont aims D Dedrooms. tiled
bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights. Pittsburgh automatic gas
heater, very large side and rear
porches: lot 60xS0 to Is II. paved
alley, very large kitchen and pan
try. doubls fioors. laundry stove
and triple tubs. cold storage
Kitchen and bathroom wallis are
covered with sanatas Toll cloth).
entire house newly painted and
papered: screens. awnings, two
sets OF shades, two china closets
In dining room.c In addition TO all
these unusual features, the prop
erty has . future for business. The
house IL vacant and can DO sold on
terms. sat if
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HOMES AND INVESTMENTS.
FRANK A. GIBBONS,
$40 Southern Bldg, 18th and II SITS N W.

GIBBONS,
Bldg, 18th and H SITS. N. w.
$10,000-Beautiful Groom
House on 18th st.
Above Park I'd specially designed /;
sleeping porch: hot-water heat; cleo
~ trio lights attrsotively decors ed :
colonial concrete front porch: sta
tionsry tubs; concrete cellar; back
yard TO wide alley with double
garage easy terms.
0,000-5th st. Petworth.
semi-detsched: practically new. Z
rooms; bath: electrieity hot-wster
built-In china closet; hardwood floors:
home that viii please you. $500
cash.
$11, 570-Nr. Dupont Circle.
Modern s-roem and bath tapestry
brick: entirely renovated and decor
maker or other small business. Easy
terms
So, 000-Bloomingdale.
Nine rooms, bath; good heating plant;
electric lights; room for garage; coal
Hnd gas ranges; screens; sets
shades; stationary tubs; immediat to
possession. $1,000 cash: $50 month.
SS,750-3d st. Petworth.
Beautiful home containing rooms
and bath: hot-water heat, electric
lights; hardwood floors: screened in
this low price.
GIBBONS,
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F. M. JOHNSON REALTY CO..

ITO Conn Ave.
QUINCY STREET N. w.
SS,3bU.
This 10 q splendid semi-detached house
Of rooms and bath on two floors, has
floors and trim good lot room for garage:
q most unusual value. in q very Desirable
section. .r.s
WARDER STREET.
$1,000. $3.50 CASH.
This 10 . very attractive corner property,
and very reasonably priced. II contains 9
rooms and bath. hot water heat. electric
lights. all In fine condition. We consider
: this an exceptionally good buy. m
FRANKLIN STREET,
$3.50.
This 70 practically new colonial brick
homo Of rooms and bath, hot water heat,
electric lights; located near North Capitol
St. and In an extremely Desirable section
Has large lot and room for garage tf
ELEVENTH STREET N. E..
S4,850. s.
This homo IL located IN q very Desirable
white section and 10 newly pspered and
painted throughout. 1t has room. and
bath: fs vacant. Possession can be had
MONTANA AVENUE,
~. $780,
A bungalow Of large rooms and bath,
hst water heat. electric lights, hardwood
floors and trim. very large porches. base
NEST under entire house; exceptionally
large and beautiful lawn. This Is a most
Desirable home In q beautiful section at
very low price
F. M. JOHNSON
ITO Conn. Ave.
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COTTAGE-Furnished complete for Ink:
we'll screened and running water; apply
iToi Tth Of. n. W, or Mrs. Nepdsll. Chess-
pssks Beach. Nd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-10

Modern colonial brick; rooms, bath
convenient to schools and churches
and w. r.. u. car line $500 cash.
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SHANNON & LUCHs.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-13

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-13

COrHUr Mesquite tnd IH
"For aUmHfhlNa N'a .n"tr l.r
1886 l m 'nEHUH FfNnuI uu1 lfIAH
onHsra f.r 600 sNa Ii.fuiHf itlni
nudr nnNlf D. fN. UrHf ntNf n 'ne
world
II I m Divine nIu frHNuu
forir Wonderful Tabernacle IttDi
ugf'
1880 b. m Sunbeam hHNd IuN Dhh
SIRENS training U.ftle"
$3.50 N fU. Junior H.uuu iH" Young
UeurIps fndniuF .nIfHHU.
ls11 D. BOO. iiaU. N'Ht U'rhi iap
if "I.lffMN HNH IiII .tf.fIH Nir
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
COMMUNIST FARMS HIT.
Newspapers Criticize Own
"MOdcr" Institutions.

Reval, Esthonia-Those who have
the idea that Bolshevik newspapers
printed in Russia say only rosy. things
about the country could quickly Be
disillustioned by perusal Of the papers
themselves. In the past four months,
the principal Moscow and Petrograd
newspapers; have been st%artlingly
frank about some of the conditions
which communism has produced.
The Moscow Economic Life recent
~ wrote the following description Of
conditions on one Of the communist
model farms:
THE farm presented a picture of
complete ~desolation. For years there
have been no repairs. Windows are
broken, walls are falling in, and some
of the buildings are an ruins. Work
ers live in terrible, dirty, rooms, black
from smoke. In one of the rooms
there lives a. calf. placed, there by the
foreman, despite protests Of women
tenants.
There are neither potatoes nor
Vegetables for the workers. In the
summer no one has bothered to store
them. People are starving. cattle are
starving. In the farm there are 80
! persons, Of these six are officials.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
PROTEST AGAINST
PIECE WORK ON
RAILROADS MADE

Chicago, Aug. 12.-Declaration
that prescription of the piece work
system as a basis OF pay in railroad
shops was %unjustified and II insisted
upon, would compel the roads to give
their work to outside shops, was met
by charges that piece work under
mined morale and was not as Ell
cient as day work in hearings before
the United States railroad labor board
today.
Representatives of the railroads
declared they must select the methods
Of doing work which would yield the
best and most economical results.
AS rebuttal to the carriers test
mony. that piece work was mos
economical, the employees presented
an exhibit showing a comparison OF
locomotive repairs on the piece work
and day work basis which favored
the day work system.
Shopmen have been appearing
before the board for several days
presenting protests against re-estab.
lishment of the piece work system
which was discontinued under fedora
control. The railroads claim The
right to institute piece work agar
If they SO desire.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
cooperative Live Stock
II Commission House At
East St. Louis Planned

Chicago. Aug. IL -Establishment
of a. cooperative livestock commits
sion house at East st. Louis was an
nounced today as the first result of
Of the cooperative livestock
market by the American farm bureau
federation committee of Is. The
committee in session here announced
that the cooperative house would be
started at National stocckyards, Ill.
Immediately.
A committee Of Ave was named to
Organize the commission house.
'''The company will charge the
regular commission for selling live
stock. Mr.. Mumford said today.
'ssBut the earnings will be pro-rated
back TO the producers on the basis Of
business done. AT Omaha this has
amounted to so per cent. A stocker
and feeder company for fattening
will also be established as a subsidi-
ary.'
BAKERY FIRM IN DIFFICULTIES.
Minneapolis, Aug. 12.-Promoters
Of the American system Of bakeries
here are sought today by creditors Of
the company to solve financial diff
culties Of the enterprise which has
resulted in the throwing OF the COM
pany into d. receivership, it became
knownStoday. ,1sN
A. H, Heller. receiver for the COM
4panyssaid today, G. B. Stewart. said
to be a3Duluth man. and another man
u by the name of Roberts, identified
with3the company in a managerial ca
pacity, are missing and cannot be To-
Gated. The company, Mr.. Heller said,
will discontinue business.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12

Cherbourne. France, Aug. 12.-
Members Of the American legion. 22o
in number headed by. Maj. John G.
Emery, commander of the organiza-
ton, landed here today from the
steamer George Washington. When
the liner entered the roadstead at
O'Clock the tug Ayenier went along
side and took the Americans on
board, later landing them at the
wharf. ~
The Americans were received at
the city hall by the mayor who served
lunch and then they marched through
the decorated streets to the station
Their train left at 10:40 o'clock and
is due in Paris at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon. .i%,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
BROWN TOGO 4.
AHEAD. WITH
9s.Sss.. III s 5ftGFF AtTse$9 sEGg III 49,
RELIEF WORK
Received Instructions From
y. s.; Tries to Arrange.
Conference.

Riga, Aug. 11.-(By the Associated
Press.)-Walter Lyman Brown. Euro.
pean director Of the American relief
Sfro'm Washington to proceed with
aMaxiin Litvinoff, representative OF
Russia, for an agreement to
carry out American relief measures
in the famine district Of Russia. Late
this afternoon Brown was ~endeavor-
ing to arrange a. conference with NJ.
Litvinoff for this evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
CULTURED.

Vienna-The inn at Turciansky Sv.
Martin in north central Slovakia is a
social center. Here the inhabitants of
this cultural center Of Slovakia as
semble for song and gossip. In spite
OF the antiquity, of their dress, the
peasants of the region are among the
most cultured people in Europe; their
little town is a center of the printing
industry and boasts a most interest
ing, museum. The women of Slova-
kia, although the difficulty in obtain
ing linens and ~colored thread with
which to make their em~broideries is
now great, still work. with the same
care and reverence for traditional
/, craftsmanship az formerly. Indeed
the peasant pm of Detva, Slova-
kia both in the work upon which
she Is engaged and the beautiful
clothes she wears, would seem to be
a living model for her sisters in the
neighboring villages.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
NATIONAL.

First game- >
Phila at. ...222 20 o 2 oo--1os14 !
Boston 1000 90 ! 0 10 S II 8
j. Smith, Bett and Peters; Scott,
Watson. Fill.ngim and Gibson.
Second Game
, Philadelphia att. f. -. 900 2O1 0
ISN'T Smith and nd Heniine; Scott and Cow
dy.
CHICAGO $50. l
Pittsburgh $3.50. y
sCheeves. York and O'Farrell, DAILY;
Cooper and Brottenl.
go. ..:..... .zOo wv l
New York $50. ........ 900 0001 o
Grimes, and Miller; Nehf and Snyl
der.
CINCINNATI at. 600
Vanguard and wingo; Petrica and
Dilhoefer. "
AMERICAN.
New York at. issuance. 900 500 0
Philadelphia ........... .ooo 511 0
Hoyt and Schang;, Naylor and Per
kins.
St. Louis at .................1oo 900
Detroit 900
vangilder' and SEVERED; Leonard
and Bassler.
Chicago at .OOO 90
Cleveland -. .121 10
Faber and schalk; Coveleskie and
O,Neill.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
GIBBONs 10 sT. PAUD.

Chicago, Aug. 12.-Mike Gibbons
left today for st. Paul after spending
a SHORT time in Chicago, during which
he definitely announced he has called
of his bout with Happy Littleton of
New Orleans. Gibbons states that he
expects to have his tonsils removed
and: is in no condition to fight until
after the operation.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
AMERICAN.

New York at. ..........o 900 500 0
Philadelphia ...........0 900 511 0
Hoyt and Schang;. Naylor and Per
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
Grown Prince OLAF Of Norway

Crown Prince Olaf is shown here
leaving the hall of the University of
.Christiania just after having passed
his entrance examinations. Just prior
to this he had, with the other ma
triculants, thrown away his SCHOOL
boy" cap and broken his cane. Now
hi has received the official college
headgear on the steps of the hall and
is additionally a, regular student in
good standing where but a moment
before he was a mere schoolboy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
LEGION MEMBERS
LAND FRANCE
Over Two Hundred Mer
!. Headed by Commander
Due in Paris Tonight.

Paris, Aug. i2.-(By The AS
ISOLATED Prcas)-Reprcscntatives
Of the American Legion, headed
BY Maj. John Z. Emery. national
commander Of that Organization.
arrived in Paris this afternoon.
They were received with military
honors and chccred by thousands
Of Paraans who GREETED them as
veterans returning in triumph.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
DIR. CRYER DEAD.

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 12.-Dr.
Matthew H. Cryer, 81, professor
'emeritous Of oral surgery at the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. died today.
DR.. Cryer was me of the most noted
oral surgeons in this country.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
BISHOP LEWIS SERIOUSLY I'LL.

Sioux City, Ia, Aug. 12.-Bishop
seely Lewis, bishop to China. for the
Methodist Episcopal church and for
many years president of Morning
Side college here is critical i'll.
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UNIVERSITY WEATHER.
7 q. m. Observations.

Temperature, So.
Maximum, IL hours, IA.
Minimum. "a hours, Al.
Wind north, 4 miles.
Barometer, reduced, 3O.17.
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Baseball

Philadelphia. Aug. 12.-Babe Ruth
hit his forty-fourth home run Of the
season here in the eighth inning OF
|today's game with the Philadelphia
Americans. The ball went into the
one on base.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
BALL PLAYER DIES.

Ashland, Wis. Aug. 12.-George
Weiss, "a, died here Thursday from
complications following a baseball
accident in which he broke his leg.
Weiss was playing ball on June rs
when the accident occurred.