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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
F. !. LrNNELL X CO.'S LETTER

New Orleans, May lS.-(Special) )-- Having become impressed with tae seriousness Of the new crop situation threatening an inadequate production of cotton for next seasons require ments, Europe, especially Liverpool, remains a large buyer of spot cotton at home and in America, with no indication of the demand letting up, probably continuing until after the June bureau crop condition report is released, as a very low average of the crop is anticipated.
 The demand for spots at Liverpool and in the south Is keen; prices asked apparently being of secondary consideration; as sales remain large for the period of the year, notwith- standing the steady rise in quotations and at that offerings continue linn tied, otherwise sales would likely be larger.
 Spot owners are firm in their attl- tuGe because of the poor crop pros poets decreasing stock, at some points almost to the level of exhaustion, and because of the foreign and do- mestic trade improving, with pros poets of further expansion, per- haps on q large scale, particularly in England in the future.
 Insofar as the weather is con- cerned it has been more favorable the last couple of days in the south west, but is likely to change quick ly perhaps in the immediate future since there has unexpectedly ap- peared low pressure of 29.65 over northwest Texas while another low barometer of 2955 has made it's ap- pearance In the far northwest. either of which or both may bring un- settled weather again to Oklahoma or Texas before the soil has a chance to dry and be worked. Con- seauently buying on depressions seems still to be advisable.-H & E. Beer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19

HUM hss--ws nave customsrr Tor hsahas in all parts of Birmingham; hst yopv prnp-, Nontgomsry K. E & ina Co., s~s N 2lst St Main ssl1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19

A still of 200 gallons capacity was captured Thursday by Bessemer deputies and 10 barrels of beer and 10 gallons of whisky were confis- cated. George Glover was arrested in connection on charge of illicit distilling.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
NoRWOOD

Lovely s-room home. large rooms and porches. oak floors. tile bath. furnace heat, beautiful yard, choice location; best we have seen for a long time for s7.500. Excel lent Groom bungalow, 18th ave. and 30th st.; peach for $7,00O. Eighteen lots from Sf,200 10 Sl,s0o. Yeatman, Pill & Smith, 2l0s 1st Ave-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
BESSEMER

Bessemer, May 1s-(Special.)- )- John Jones, special officer for the Woodward Iron company at Wood ward is in the Elizabeth Duncan hos pital dangerously wounded from shots alleged to have been fired by Dode Eastes, another officer for the same company at Dolomite, Thursday afternoon in Brighton about [ o'clock.
 According to reports, the shooting is alleged to have grown out of an argument relative to their work. Jones was shot twice and was re- moved to the Elizabeth Duncan hos pital in Bessemer. where it was found that he had sustained several perforations In the lower abdomen and was in serious condition Eastes was brought to the county jail in Bessemer, where he is being held without bond.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
Verdict for Defendant

In the suit of c. l. Meigs against J. c. Hartsfield for s50,O00 damages for arrest without being allowed to make bond, which has been on trial in the Bessemer circuit court for two days, a verdict was rendered in favor of the defendant Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE ss

CAMP SITE so acres on river, about I2 miles by pike: good fishing, swimming and outing loea- tlon. Address Camp Site care Age Herald. 70 ACRES FOR t15o CAsH-Titie good, owner broke. r. O. Box GOT. Birning- ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED ioz

NEW 7-room, modern bung allow, tile bath and porch; bargain for quick sale. 163d
 N 21st st. Owner,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
OZNAMUJTE We "sVETU"
NEVRELEJSf DfKY.

Pod dojmem pocty, ktere nam dostalo pfi ma
Sem navrau sjezdu S. P. j. Chicago, ILL.,, vaze-
nymi sestram Sboru Pokrok Dvacateho Stoleti {. AL
S. P. j., uspofadanm prekvapeni pratelskeho dy-
chanku nasemu uvitani, vyslovujem Vam vsem "a
lasku prichynost Vast k nam nase neskonale diky
Zejmena dekuji delegatka Sboru krasny
darek, ktery mne byl podan jmenem Sboru, sestrou
vyslouziou predsedkou Kater. BendNvou a "a krasne
kvetiny blahopreny proslov. Soucasne diky PROBE
vueme my nze uvedene, jez jsme prileztosti sic
zdu Chicagu dlely St. tastn6 navraty; byly jsme
tez milenymi sestrami uprimnou laskou uvitany a
kazda mas byla pamatnym darkem obdarovana
prostrednictvfm sestry Marie Jakubovske, peknym
venovacim prosovem.
Miene sestry Sboru Pokrok Dvacateho Stoleti
Hluboce dojaty tolikerymi projevy seserske prichy
nosti, vysovujeme Vam mas uprimny dix ujist6nm,
re vynasnazime pine mife Vam odvdeciti. Je-
ste nase vrele dky ct kucharkam upraveni tabule
menym sestram Podojlove, Vesele Kukanove.
Vd6cne
ANNA STUFFL, delegatka,
MARIE RABEK KATERINA BENDA.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
ri. B. HRBKOVA v CEDAR
RAPIDS ZEMRELA.

Pi. Marie Hajkova obdrzela
dnes rano telegram re Cedar
Rapids, Ia, oznamujici il, re
zemrela tam jeji dlouholeta
pritelkyne, pi. Barbora Hrbkc-
va. Zesnula, jez We svych
mladsich letech byla cinnou We
spolkovem zivote a sucastni-
la Sc nekolika sjezdu Jednoty
CeskVch Dam, ma v naSem
meste dosti pratel. Pi. Hrbko-
va zustavila po sobe dive dee
ry, znamou prof. Sarku Hrb-
kovou Vlastu a jednOhO sv-
ma. Jiny SYN, nezapomenute!-
ny Jeffrem Hrbek, prvni pro-
fesor ceskeho jazyka ma Me-
braske statni univerSite a ma
dany basnik, zemrel pred vice
roxy. Rodima Hrbkova jest
jednou nejstarsich Cedar
Rapids a tesla sc vseobecne
vaznosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
POHREB STARE CLEVE-
LANDANKY.

V sobotu, obydli sve dee
ry pi. M. Pauserove ma vych.
68. ulici, konan byl pohreb p1.
Amy Steinerove, pochazejici
z jedne nejstarsich pionyr-
skych rodin ceskeho Clevelan-
du. Rodice jeji pristehovaii
Sc do teto zeme v r. 1858, kdy
citala ctyri roxy veku, tax re
prozila zde ga roxy sveho Il
vota. Ma pohi'bu, jenz konan
"a velke ucasti pribuznych a
pratel, promluvil cesky a an
glicky p. F. j. Kutak a kvar-
teto, pozdstavajici dam R..
Vokounove a R. Stechove pp.
B. Sixty j. Stupky zapelo.
Jiste jest malo pametnika tax
starych dob, jako byla zesnu-
la pi. Steinerova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
VCEREJSf ZAPIS DO We.
CERNfCH SKOL.

Letosni kursy, chystane pro
pristehovalce, kteri sc chit ma
uciti anglickemu jazyku OBJ
canskym naukam v te mire,
jak toho naturalisacni zakon
vyzaduje, nebudou jak tomu
bylo drive, poskytovany zdar-
ma, ale pres tuto okolnost w.
kazoval vcerejsi zapis vetsi L.
castenstvi nez-li tomu bylo v
letech minulych. Hlasi tax u
citele re vsech ctvrti. kde ve-
cerni tridy budou zrizeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
K ZAHADNE VRAZDE MA
QUINCY AVE.

Nedelni zastreleni 32-leteho
Carla Roxburyho, $500 Cedar
ave. zIstava dosud nerozfeSe-
no. Roxbury nalezen byl ma
roku vych. 90. ul. a Quincy av.
a nekteri svedci vypravuji, re
hned po cinu spatrili cd mlsta
prchati muze pres yard ne1-
blizsiho domu. Zatceny po-
dezrely muz, nehoz nalezen
byl nabity revolver jedno'l
vystrelenou patronou, byl pro-
pusten, jelikoz kule nalezena
mrtvole zavrazdeneho byla
mnohem mensiho kalibru. Do
paden byl sice jiny muz ma
Union stanici, ale tyz podal
policii dosti dGkazG, re S cl-
mem nema mic spolecneho, ale
Jest vzdor tomu dosud drzan
We vazbe. Roxbury byl pred
smrti tazan, kdyz predstaven
mu byl prvni zatceny, zda po-
znava v mem pachatele, nace2
smrtelne zraneny dal znameni
jez by mohlo byti povazovanc
jako prisvedcujici. Ze Sc jed
nalo o loupezne prepadeni, to-
mu by nasvedcovala okolnost
re zavrazdeny mel u sebe vel
mi znacny obnos a velice cen
ny prsten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
SCHUZE MESTSKE RADY.
Porazka dvou navrhi dnesni
administrace. - Radni "a
vrhli prisnsjsi dopravni
pfedpisy.

JakO skOrem v kazde schGZi
mestske rady, tax i vcera pro-
puklo mezi radnimi jiste ne
pfatelstvi proti Kohlerove ad-
ministraci, tim, re dive navrho-
vana narizeni jeho doznala "a
pondelniho zasedani porazky.
Prvni byla ordinance, die KITE
re by sc mohly prenaSeti RUNE
fondy, die potreby jednotli-
vych department., jak navr
hoval riditel mestskych finan-
ci, G.. A. Gesell. Hlasovanim
FL hlasG proti II, vracen byl
navrh poznamkou, ably jej
podavatel opatril nekterymi
dolozenimi. Ma stranu Gesell-
ovu postavili Sc vsichni demo-
kratictf radni, krone J. J. Nc
Gintyho.
Druhy navrh jednal o resolu
ci radniho J. M. Sulzmana, KITE
rou tento odporucoval jiste 20
streni mestskych dopravnlch
narfzeni, tykajici sc hlavne z;.-
stavovani automobile a hroma-
deni jejich ma zivejsich ulicich,
zejmena ma onech, opatrenych
kolejemi. Ac mayor Kohle,
Sc posledni navrh vrele pri.
mlouval, Sulzmanova predloha
hanebne propadla a sice 81
hlasy proti hlasu jedinemu
Phi jednani o poslednejsi reso.
luci doslo k delsi, velice Five
debate. Prislusnym vybordn
pax odkazany byly dive dals
resoluce a sice Sulzmanova, p(
zadujici lepsi osvetleni n:
Superior ave. cd vych. 70. ul
az po Ansel rd. a totez v tez'
delce pozaduje radni Smith n;
Hough ave. Naklad ma move
osvetleni mali pomoci nesti
majitele nemovitosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
ZASEDANf SKOLNf RADY

Patnact zamestnancHmi pr
obcanske sluzbe skolni rady
byla ma vcerejsi schdzi zvyse-
ma mzda cd SIS az $170 "a
rok. Jedna Sc jen o zvyseni a
nikoli o pridavek, systematic
ky poskytovany po jiste slu-
zebni dobe. Pravidelny tento
pridavek dostalo sc patnacti
stenografkam pisafkam ma
stroll jinym zamestnanky-
MIN. Obe skupiny techto zri-
zencd zamestnany jsou v hlav-
MIN stanu skolni rady.
Slecna Vera Smiskova v Ia
stoupeni jiste casti ucitelstva
Longwood skoly, ktere jest
pfedsedkou, podala protest
proti jiste krivde, jez Sc stala
kustodovi jmenovane skoly. ]
DeRushovi. Tyz byl dvakrate
propulsion a vzdy Ease znovu
dosazen mestskou komisl pre-
obcanskou sluzbu. Protest od
kazan byl k dalsimu rizeni pfi
slusnemu vyboru.
"a delsiho jednani schvali
superintendent r. G.. Jone:
jmenovani 1876 ucitelG pro mi
moradne odpoledni vecern
vyucovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
DEKOVACf LIST.
Cechy 9/7-1922.
Vazeny pane First!

VaZeny pane First!
Timto prichazim vzdati vam
a spolednosti ATLAS Finance
Co. "a spravne obstarani pre-
plavniho listku pro mne a mo-
il manzelku srdecny dix.
Vase rada byla nam velice
cennou a mohu fici, ze jsme po
cele ceste nemeli te nejmensi
obtize. Proto kazdemu, kdo
mini podobnou cestu konatl'
odporucuji spolecnost Atlas
Finance Co. co nejvfeleji neb
tam Sc kazdemu dostane dobre
rady, ktere je kazdemu cesto'
vateli zapotrebi.
Srdecny pozdrav ma p. 81.
chu a vubec ma cely personal
Atlas Savings & Loan ASS. a
tel i Wy prijmate jeste srdec'
nv. dix. Vas
Frank a Anna Jirousek,
Veselicko u Tabora,
Ceskoslovensko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
SEBEVRAzDA v RO-
BOTARNE,
Tamsjsi chovanec podfezal
81 hrdlo.

Josef Guines, 45Jlety, jenz
byl v ustavu teprve tfi dny a
zavfen proto, re nemohl zapla
It'll prisouzenou mu pokutu $40
spolu sc soudnimi utratami,--
podrezal 81 hrdlo. Mel cell
KEN sedeti 80 dni. Nest astnik,
jenz pochazel z Buffalo, bral
81 celkem nepatrmou ztratu
svobody prilis k srdci, jak wy
pravuji strazci. Sebevrazdu
spachal vlastnorucne zhotove-
nym nozem. Byl nalezen v L.
terry rano jiz jako chladna
mrtvola.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26

Ia vyroby oxen a dvefi opa-
tfovali tesari tyto vyrobky i
nekterym kovanfm, plechy a
podobne, ma kterou praci
cinil 81 narok odbor kovodelni-
cky. Spory povstale z techto
difference mivali nekdy dosti
mrzute nasledky, kterymi Sc
ma dohodou ma dnesni schIzi
ujednane, predejiti. Podobn6
mali doznati dpravy RUNE j.
ne rozpory mensf ddlezitosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
VRELE DfKY.

Ia miu pkadane ct
ku poadaneho n sobou 23 zaf 1924 Phi
day Anezka Novo obdela
podaa Humlova
nasm
s
hanku Ma zabave eto podley Mrs
Sex, Mrs Ceka,
Mrs
Mn Mrs Savenska Mrs 1nc Mrs sama Mrs Rdzcka Mrs Mtkovs
Mrs Faman Dusk Boubal Sndlaf
Mrs Smehau
olav
mire Vam srodinO
srodno
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
Vdecnost.

Vida, vdecnost tedy prece je
nom jeSte Sc sveta docela ne
vymizela! Dokazuje to ten
muz Ohia, o nemz jsme sc do
cetli v novinach a jenz odkazal
devceti, ktere no odmitlo, sto
tislc dOllarH.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
UROVNANf SPORU o PRA.
COVNfCH PODMfNKACH
v. UNIfCH.

Sestnact predakI stavebnlch
mil seslo Sc dnesniho rama,
aby iednali o urovnanf sporu,
povstaleho mezi odbory kovo-
delnickymi a obrahejici drevo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26
NejvfelejSi diky.

Hubokou vdecnos pobadani vdavam mto diy
Sim mim dkam vsem ktef pietos 35eteho nas swat
by uspofada pasky dychanek sobot dome dcy
zete manzeu Anna Frank Urban 1853 Gallup
teto podl bra pi Louis Kozen snacha,
zen snacha, Karasek odino D. nj Jo-
SET Kozeny synovec jeho zena Me Kucha p
berger p Jicha, pi Hess Chavat p. Hume p Iedvnka
p Vida zezouka, Tnte pi Stepanek pi sav p
ba1tunk p Romance, R1zicka Fr Biek Dekujeme
srdene p Nimbergrove podan venv baho
penm prosovem hudebniu Heaovi pobaven
KAN p ledvnkove p Kuchaove obslozen
s akoz p chovl Stepankovi ch vypraven
lez Nele dekume Kuchafovi poan zny vdbec
vsem kter1 zdar eo osavy pp Budte usten pfate
e re vzd vdecnos budem Vase poctu
nam prokazanou Vdecni
JOSEF A ANNA KOZENY, 1875 E. 142 ST.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-26

"Mate radost, pane Retkvi-
cko, z pekne urody, COZ"
"Mel bych, mel, ale kdyz ia
vzdycky neco must cloveku po.
kazit."
"Copak?"
"No, re sc taky souseddm u.
lrodilO."
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
From Dickcx County.

ErOm UlCkCy COUnCS.
Christ Reinke and the Ellendale
National bank, corporation. plain
tiffs-appellants, VS.. Northwestern Fire
& Marine Insurance company, for
eign corporation, defendant-respond-
ent and George Harms. doing bust
ness as Harms Piano company. inter-
pleaded as party defendant, defend
ant-respondent.
Syllabus:
This is an appeal from an order Of
Intervention which appears to be IN
all respects duly made. Under con-
tracts with plaintiff Reinke, the bank
money. The order Of Intervention in
no manner determines the merits OF
the adverse claims. 1t simply permits
the insurance company to pay the
money into court and retire from a
contest in which 1t has no interest.
Affirmed. -,
trict court Of Dickey county; Hon.
Geo. M. McKenna. Judge.
Opinion Of the court by Robinson,
F. J. Graham. Glendale. attorney
". s. Lauder. wahpeton, attorney
for respondent insurance company.
p. e. Cassels. Glendale. attorney
for respondent. Harms.
From Cass County.
| Angeline Malherek. plaintiff, VI.
the City Of Fargo. municipal cor
poration. defendant.
r Chapter 2, laws 1919. providing
for the certifcation Of questions Of
law to the supreme court Is apple
able, and intended. to be invoked only
where in a pending cause, at issue 1t
becomes apparent that the determi-
nation OF the cause will depend primo
ipally or wholly upon the construc-
tion OF the law applicable thereto,
and such construction or. inteTpreta
tion is in doubt and vital, or OF great
moment in the cause.
g., Questions Of law certined 70 INC
suprerne court under chapter 2, laws
1a1o. must not involve ap exnmina-
tion Of the transcript Of the evidence
and a determination whether the ev1-
dence is sufficient to establish either
cause of action or some ultimate
fact required to be established ny
"a rty to the action. In other words
the question OF law certified must be
clearly stated and not involve ques-
tions Of fact, or those OF mixed law
and fact. It must be distinctly stahed
80 that 1t can be determined oy tne
supreme court without regard TO
other issues of law or OF fact"
Case certified from district court OF
cass county Cole. J.
l. Action by Angeline\ Malherek
against the city of Fargo.
Proceedings dismissed.
Opinion by Christta >.
i Grace, j.. concurs in the result
Tavlor Crum, OF Fargo, N. D.. for
VI. IT. shure city attorney. OF Far
20. N. D., for defendant
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
Rumors Persist That
Harold F. Nc Corn,ick
Plans Marriage Soon
(By The Associated Pressy

4 \
= Chicago. juno 21.+Harold r. Ne.
Cormick, head Of the execnnye. CONT
company, Tuesday received an ex-
emplificd copy of the decree Of di-
vorce obtained last January by his
wife. Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCor-
mick, daughter Of John p. Rookie
Teller. With the decree was an ex-
emplined copy OF the record in the ne
The records were delivered while
Mr.. Mccormick WAS at the Wesley
Memorial hospital recovering from an
operation performed q week ago by
DR.. Victor D. Lespinasse, widely
known for his research work in the
lield Of rejuvenation through glandu-
lar operations. A second certified
lowing the receipt OF the first by John
r. Wilson, Sr., attorney for Mr.. Nc
CoSmick. who said the documents
were wanted merely to complete his
office records. II
Considerable mystery was thrown
about the procuring of the records.
court attaches pointing out that the
verified copies might be used in other
states or in Europe as documentary
evidence of the divorce. should It be-
come necessary to produce such evi-
dence. such rs procuring marriage
license. This led to rumors that Nj.
Mccormick, who is 81. might be mar
ried soon. but Mr.. Wilson denied this.
At the hospital arrangements, were
rushed to remove Mr.. Mccormick to
his Rush street home. Sitting up in
his bed he received reporters in his
room during the afternoon and talked
freely on any subject except his oper-
alton and the future plans Of himself
or his II year old daughter. Matnilde
who has announced her intention OF
marrying Max Oser. Swiss riding mas
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21

Leo Kameneff and j., V. Stain are
two members of the triumvrate Of
ministers, who. according to latest
reports from Moscow. have been
placed In charge of state affairs. The
third member is A. I. Rykoff. They
are ruling In the absence OF I4enine,
who Is reported to have been ordered
away from Moscow on a Six months
vacation.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
Supreme Court Decisions
From Cavalier County.

From Cavalier County.
Andrew Krein.. plaintiff and respond
. ent vs. w. w. Row, defendant
and appellant.
Syllabus: .
In May, 1921. the plaintiff obtained
default Judgment for over 1900,
This is an appeal from an order de-
nying a motion to vacate the default.
The order Of this court is that the
default be vacated and that defend
ant may serve his proposed answer,
and that the lien Of the Judgment
herein remain and may be enforced
to the extent Of any Judgment recov-
cred on trial of the action.
Appeal from an order Of the dis
trict court Of Cavalier county: Hon
w. !. Knccshaw. judge.
Order reversed and E1odified.
Opinion of the court by Robinson
J.
Bronson and chr4stianson, j., dis
scnting.
appellant.
spondent.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
CHANGE IN SWEDEN'S
EDUCATION SYSTEM
MAY BE MADE SOON

Stockholm - Swedens educational
system today faces reorganization the
purpose of which is to place full cdu-
cationaf advantages within close
reach Of every child in the land ire
spective of the child's social stand
ing In the comm unity.
Under the new plan all OF Swe-
den's public schools, from the ele-
mentary grades to the universities,
will he co-educational. At present
only the elementary schools and the
elementary schools and the universi-
ties receive both sexes. The Swed
ish School Commission purposes to
open the "realsk ola" and the gym
nasium" to girls as we'll as boys. An
important change will be the elins-
ination Of several subjects as. COM
pulsory and the concentration Of in
dividual students on smaller group
of subjects: logically related to the
occuption or profession which most
interests them. Students will be per-
mitted to start specializing much
earlier than at present.
1t il now proposed that virtually
the whole educational work of the
country. with the exception of few
private schools, be taken over by the
state. Tuition fees win be practical
~ eliminated. and students will not
be encountered by the study Of non
essential subjects. The estimated cost
of the new system will be about ST.,
100000 a year more than at present.
1t is proposed also to establish a
school, new to the Swedish system of
education. to he known as ''lyceum"
| which in seven years win take q pupil
directly from the elementary school
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
CHILE AND PERU
AWAITING MOVE
OF SEC. EHUGHES

washineton.e Juno c1.-tBy the AS
soctated Prcss.l-The Chilean Peru
Wan negotiations here still waited on
Secretary Hughes today with all in
dicattons pointing to some definite
compromise steps by him in the near
future.
1t was apparent that tho secretary
was preparing to act only after a
thorough canv2sasof the whole situa-
ton and did not, propose to expose
his hand until heiwas ready to bring
forward a concHete plan for settle
mont.
Until Mr.. HUGHES presents his basis
on which exchanges between the two
delegations can be resunsed, neither
sadc plans to take .any step OF its own
IN that direction,
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
PROPOSAL THAT VERA
CRUZ SECEDE FROM q
.,s. rs, MEXICO is MADE

Mexico, City-A proposal that the
state of Vera Cruz secede from the
Of Mexico has been made IN
the legislature Of that state by Ger
tain radical groups which claim that
they are not adequately or Justly rep
resented IN the national congress.
"A resolution demanding secession
has been presented to the legislature,
derna nding that in the Forthcoming
elections number Of radicals be per-
mitted to stand for the national
cham beF OF deputies despite a. federal
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
Eleven Get Diplomas
At Commencement In
Grace Township Today

Eleven students were granted
diplomas at the community COM
mencement lfsS the pupils Of Loretta.
Avon and Grace townships. held this
afternoon in connection with the an
H. Hanson farm. southwest Of Kemp
ton. ~
j. F. T. O'Connor gave the address.
Students receiving diplomas were
John Tempe, Lem Jpdock, Lydia Jo-
dock, Clarence xegE. Tracy Chase.
Dora Chase, Lawrence Lee; Tlman
Peterson and Jeanice Gunderson.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21

Of scotland is expressly provided ior
by, tho terms of tho bill. Ana my my
add that when the hum OF thes eieS
tricaify.driven wheels OF Industry are
heard in the land, and dividends De-
gin to coif.s In, the cry Of "desecra-
tom will bc silcnccd.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
MUCH on ExPoRTEn

MEXICO Cityoil expectations from
Aextco during the year 1921 totalled
Approximately 1s6 100000 barrels as
against lb9.000.0o0 barrels in 1920,
accordin1 to ngures published recent
" by the department Of anance
TAxse from this exportation netted
the Mexican government more than
10000. 900 pesos. # 3.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
PARsHALL DIgrRICT 10 BoND

Parshall. N. D.. June 2o.-Julius
Rison. Hans Sjol and DR.. Carter were
elected school directors at the olec-
ton here. Tho matter of bonding
also did the question Of raising the
bond limit. 49, E
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21

ruling that they are Ineligible b
OF a number Of technical reasd
ia not believed that the resd
will pass.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
MAY WAS BIG MONTH.

ST. Paul. Minn.-May' was the most
remarkable building month st. Paul
has ever seen. With a total Of 1000
building permits that were valued al
$3,07s.75s all previous records were
shattered. While there were only
four more permits in May over April
there was an increase in valuation o1
$1,016,509. So far this year there
has been total Of $s,10s,o4S in
buildings begun. {,