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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-02-21
THE UNLOVED WIFE,
NOT A BAD PLAY

CThe following was clipped frcn
The Virginian Pilot, Norfolk, Va, the
issue of February Z, on the s".Unloved
Wife, which appears mere for one
night s performance Thursday Feb. %
A press agent who went to no end
of trouble to inveigle the public intn
believing ''The Unloved Wife, IS y
type OF production that would provide
a series Of those morbid setbacks so
often found in a current brand Of ut
erature which is fallen upon ravenous:v
by large following, did his work we'll
But il there were those who went 10
the Colonial Theatre yesterday arte.
noon to see this play open it's weeks
engagement expecting to find it full of
the stuff that was very cleverly heiC:
out in the advance literature, thes
were in fair way to being swindled.
They didn t get what they went after.
: For, as after of fact, "The Unlover
Wife, is a real, clean, interesting play
many times better than it was billed;
And it is a real bargain for the money
Some contsmpofaneous performances,
staged at the usual two-dollar top, arc
no better, so far as real interest is
coneornet% The play is we'll acted
and well appreciated by its audience.
Yesterday afternoon the Colonial
was mobbed, and the vacant seats
could be counted on the fingers, with
out resorting to the toes. It was 4
matinee for women only, such as VIII
be the case each afternoon this week
But the evening performances are fer
both sexes, and why the ono chill
dren admitted'' restriction should be
placed on it is beyond comprehension.
Il might be a good idea for young
girls-especially Of that intense, mod
ern type--to have look at it, and
take a lesson or two from what 9Th
Unlovved Wife, has to say.
AS the story goes, cynic, Tilted
years ago a mercenary woman whose
warped, is embittered, AMI
grasps an opportunity to take advan
tage~ Of conditions and marry tins
woman's daughter, whom he likes toe
well, because of her mother. This girl
though, has character, and in the enc
compels him to love and respect n:-'
for what she is Al Webster plays 1hs
part of the cynic, a modern st. Elmo
and plays it well. Pearl Evans Levi
plays The part Of the hair brai2at
mother, equally as well, while Virginia
roles of the two daughters, are refresh
ing. Jerry O'Day, as Jim Plunkert
the corntry boy, somewhat everyday
that part, until he becomes educates
and resorts to the straight role in
very effective manner.
There is nothing to complain of j
1.-THE Unloved Wife, It's an inter
esting little play and, considering til
figure required to be advanced to th
man behind the wicker window, VIII
answers to the name Of "George'' j
is a good buy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
''CHlNA AND JAPAN"
SUBJECT OF ADDRESS
Or. M. 3. HoIingshead Of Chicago
Speaks a: Thorrscn Church on
Conditions in Orient.

D.. VI. r. HNl1ing&hnad. r"preScnt1-
tive OF the COMMITTEES on conservation
and advance of the ". + church. locat-
cd AT CHICAGO. spo':c NJ II" Thomson
VI. T.. church or ~" lSiard last even,
Ing. He took a. his subject "Chi"a
ind Japan"
In is Tx DR. ITollings head brought
out tho relation Of Christ to tn" world
today. and laid stress on the fact that
Christian brotherhood IS what is need
ed a!"orC tho nations today. rs this
would stop thc conflict which is always
ready to spring up arorg men.
Using many i}Us'ra'i"nS md telling
rtaries. DR.. Holding head told Of tn"
conditions that are prevailing in the
(priert In his closing sentences he
pda il clear th2t the futur" Of IN"
I'D is on the Pacific. oyer in the OF
where so many rcopl" live. and
4 out the beaCfiS that Will be
from teaching them the Chris
n so that the" ri2ht use 1t
eey advance in knowledge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
Sc Hours Continuous Fighting.

J'ck!.g. .Arril 3U.--CBy the Associated
Press l--t,umuaudcr charles T. Hutch
M. American ma, i. attache At tho icga-
lion here, returned to-day from the bat
tlcilrld The automobile he used flew
the American flag.
He reported that firing had not ceased
during the last thirty-Si1 hours. From
4 hillSid,. overlooking the Hun river he
viewed the operations ot both armies,
with Chang TSo Liu'S troops holding
ih,. liiiai;" OF ChanSstnt!Cn and the
W. Pei r'u forces Two miles southwark
llEntirS desperately I" advance.
smoke from the cannot cnvclop"d the
h!i,SIi", aud shells were bursting in the
trenches: rLmClS W"r" 10 hc seen trans
porting guns To various points. and rcfu-
gees were observed running from their
homes. y vivid picture Of the serious
uc-> "t the ,uutc$t Wa obtained.
.lh"ul 100 dead or wounded wcr" oh
served 10y t"mmcndcr llutchlns. Both
SID Appeared "a hc Smelling vide areas.
The relative positions of the '"ntcnding
forces d.I not seem 10 hav" changed
mater tally sim" the battle began.
May Capture Peting.
TIL. opinion given by Commander
Hur,mIms Is that WI Ici Fu's object is
t. push forward and capture PeklnE.
with - view /" rnntrulln. affairs from
til" rIp:i.ii.
Chang TSu Lin. in a declaration as
serted that WI Pei hn VAS amnll!"uS
I" hr','"mc Il chimes" NapulCun. He do
ClIr.h That peace wound not lac possible
urtii Wa ri I'm vas captured and h".d
prl>"tI"r "l SON, island. like Napoleon.
" hem Wu l'"i F'u was captured. Chang
T.su Ian >atd. H. WhS willing 1" r"SrEn
a!d assist III aI"!!ShiuE tn" Chimes" :'y3
tenn If military diCtal"r$.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

c!atcd Press )-French aI>s British gun
noats have arrived here Another Amer
lran guuhoat is expected
The foreign consulS met to-day to con-
slider the question Of proclaiming mar
I:aI law in the cunCcsSoins. and for the
purpose OF rcqusition!ng means O..
transport.
Il j. and !" bc tho Plan OF Chang Tso
LIN 10 place Il censorship over the posts
and lrirgraph The Manchurian leader
renal md ON his special train At Chun-
l,anrrh"ug. thus blockin: traffic at
ShaHhIIkdNaH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

able exceptions but the great powers o.
the American Anglo-German financing
combinations have set their aces 10.
ward the prize displayed by people o.
their knees. 80
aompsrs' Charges.
"Bolshcvik propaganda has been or"
ganizcd exactly along the lines OF pre-
war European intrigue. overlooking
nothing that went to make up the old
,n,crna tional German and Russian es-
ptUnagc system.
III is impossible 10 violate conh-
dcnccs. but / am going to make here
certain statements on this point, for
which have ample proof.
FIRST: The Bo!shevik propaganda
fund in the United States amounts to
many millions OF dollars. partly in cash
deposits and partly in old crown and no.
b!lity jewels
Second: Brihes have been offered out
OF this fund Brides have been Offered
in places where tho American people can
III afford betrayal. -
Third: The newspaper world. friends
and propagandis:s and still further eaten
into by immature reporters and editors
who fall victim TO deception or bland
iShmcnt.
Fourth: As Il result, editorial under
standing is offset by a great volume OF
miS-rcDortinS and pro-Boisherik report
ing.
Fifth: Foreign correspondents are 10
an amazing degree iddiCts Of the Boil
Shcvik dope habit. evidenced at the mo-
mcnt by obviously tainted cables from
Genoa.
sixth: Most important is the espousal
l., ha NJ
Observation-Disclosures bankers, who
like 10 call themselves International
flnanciers To dignity and conceal their.
true function and limitation. Specific
ally. the most important banker in this
group. and speaking for this group, born
in Germany. rs it happens. has issued
orders to his friends and associates that
all must now work for Soviet recSsni-
ton.
Fosters Activities. fr
wv. H. Foster, who had no money,
went tn Moscow and came back and an
n0unCrd that h" was building great
secret machine to undermine the Ameri-
can labor movement and turn II over to
tho Red International. owned by Lenine.
He began publication Of an expensive
magazine and proc aimed a thousand
secret agents In Il thousand commune
ties
1T il my understanding that America
stands by the policy that we can have
40 dealing with Russia until there Is In
that country a government answerable
TO the people. put in office by the peo-
pie. Prime requisites are elections, free
press. free asscmhlage. free speech. none
of which has existed since Lenine cre-
atcd his autocraCy.
And Secretary of State Hughes. we
may he sure. stands by his splendid
declaration that even If fundamental
changes are contemplated We much still
have convincing evidence of the con
summation Of such changes"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
AGAINST BoLSHEv|K|
CONTINUED from Page one)

cc"Mnn!" vaSSalagc. and give political
r"c",HI!on in cChanEc for concessions
T.cy know immediate trade is not 10 I've
had. hut they know that eventually they
can got N III" god. the coal the oil,
N" timber ANA Iutur" products Of the
soil.
Russia on tho E2rgatn Counter.
Prussia herself Is on the bargain
counter. Lchiud which stands lcnine as
bandit merchant. To- take what he C@n
get ard what vii! serve his purpose In
erchanr" for tn. heritage of pcopie
rendered helpless by him and his
America. lot us hope. VIII continue 10
stand for EusSiaS economic !ndcpcnd-
enc" as sell AS political freedom.
American business is asked I" Join in
'hai eSrhpad", that misc rablr and con-
;'mrtihic business. th.. l"rting Of that
vast '!nnrai'.. and to facilitate its Efforts
certain American bankers engage. in
mort gazing IN" world ar" willing 20 SOW
dm"nE their own people the fisndiSh
N ti-,!C murrH'ir propaganda Of BOlshcv-
ism. substituting. buying. intimidafiug.
rty"ilr-. There are splendid and not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
ANTED-SALE SMEG

1feed statesmen. Juniors TO
Ter regular territory sales
tral Ohio. Western Michi-
st Pennsylvania and North
Virginia. Selling m.Ncd feeds
througa dealers. Required
Ter. high SCho"! education,
responsiveness, willing 10 work.
ales Experience. - 70 - Years.
ne senior salesman for territory
Rrters rar&trSburg. Same uualI-
plus sales rec, ri 81 tch:cSr.
my line. Is ~ 10 years. Npp!y
handwriting giving Az. vduca
A-hlstory. business co.nrrtions.
% recent photo. or kodak. ADDRESS
mediaie!y. Herman Hvwluur. RplS,on
rama Co, st. Louis. Mo ap 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
POSITION WANTED.

sASTElS-flace az chauffeur or team
ster by experienced man with -ctec-
lnce Address Abe Sve,r. Grac.l, be
livery. AZ .g-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
jULL.[T VICTIM
D![S IF WOUND
AL M'FA7LAND SUCcUMRS
THIS 20 @HlNG AFTER
o ALTON.
TO, in Hea! L,2t December Whle
Eidiao IN Auto or Bcyg2 Run.

L..,l N,.i.'.-j.rL aged IT, y,;,-. Of
vn lua> V3r.r street dice. ~hurlr
r.r u.,,jr,r,. at ,nr On;u Na,,ry t;",l.
r.l hn,ri,al Jrrar.:rt MAS hot a
~ back uT 'hr h'aG Will" rid,n" ~ -
urnmCb bile ON, HrggS Run early last
,.r,,nhcr
Tho hoy's death WAS a peculiar up".
:, had fn,,~ un.;,iinns pr.frrurd
inc. he w,s ..,,u. Last might another
rcratinr was l., :crrlrd bv pr y :.
Fulton and Dr.. y NJ NiKm@a. w'r'rh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

More Gunboats Arrive.
,-.r Am. 49, 'IiN ia" Assoc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

49, HAShcC. :. H.P..
kmea;$. C@cap -
tore. lu55-%I Mar
1P I'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
FOUR WEEKS THIS WEEK
Wheeling Observe Postal Improve
ment, ChIIdren's, Cleanup and
Salvation Army Drive
Weeks.

Beginning today and continuing I'M
iii Saturday. Wheeling will observe"
four $, pirate kinds Of ''WcckS.
Postal improvement Week. will be
bv the pOSlOfllCp employees.
will be the Fundamental
noint in connection with This "w""k.
A. fine first OF the month l. IN" buSl.
est. the poS;OfiiCr employees VIII De-
ION their toes 10 Keep IN"
mails moving. one OF the largest
\,,rhes of first class mail that has
I'm in the local office Tor S"'nc nm"
Ieady for the clerks to work "ut
and il is thought that they Slr"
show their stuff and get rid nl
Nil in excellent fashion.
|iren's Week" will be observed
under the auspices OF he
ntv Sunday School AsS0CIa-
lons appropriate to this
delivered by large num-
InisterS OF this city yes
eek" will be given
cbra'ion in the homes
abi;ants. The house.
" the state fire de-
lp lbc atticS and
ste aCCumu!atcS
as cause fires.
the business
S OF all IN
Ing which
Nv" week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
LOST AND FoUED

lOST - Black ;rave,!ng bag between,
|IIsnsA and Iain Stress ana Washing.
PAY lost Wednesday,. So reward
eturh 10 9iJ Main street. Ii. /.
aS. WI In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
6CEnLANEOGS

D. Bay nGrScC? stock
CLIMATE irv war
tiers. WeS: Alexander.
ma Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
,UFUS.

u FOS.
3S;'Cs-orc Ford
PGrinc CuE. Too.
Wee, ap I'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

girl for general
prs Reference required. Phone
~ ap 26-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

'Se preferred. Good
Uncement- Apply In own
iS to Pre-" Postoittre Box
ap 26-&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
POULTRY

Shepherd Strain
u. hemElAan. r..
ma 25-2et
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
LE-RoUSEHoLD GOODS

~ -,
ALBUQUERQUE GOODS
~ YAshcr. = HP..
fmea;S. C@ea? 10
tore. lu35-a' Mar
Ap I'm
scEuLANEoUs
D. Bay nUrscrE stock
cl.nai. i'ce war
tiers. WeS: Alexander.
ma l.
r-PoULrRY
Shepherd Strain
y. AemmAan. r..
ma 25-2st
v7v.:
|&i'cs---orG Ford
pGrins ga. Too.
\1ee; ap..-m
kNIs1lD soons
a:shel Ugh; house
4'"e @3l WA-wuoL
up2 g-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
'1e<LU Nouns

Ugh; house
pore ~ WA-wooL.
up 2y-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

Inexperienced and thoroughly
I stenoSraphcr. Good salary
pent position. Address l.. T.,
Ping Intelligence. ap 26-l
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18
PEOPLE SKEPTICAL
OF FIRST SLEEPER

Chicago. (By the Associated
Press. Passengers on. the maiden
trip Of the fist Pullman sleeping a
had to be compelled to remove their
boots crawling into their berths,. &C.
cording to the veteran conductor,
Jonathan L. Barnes who took out the
remodelled Chicago & Alton coach on
it's first trip from Bloomington to
Chicago, the night Of September l.,
1859.
THE passengers seemed afraid to
take 'em off-all but one, he didn't
pay to ride either, you see he was
George M. Pullman" said Mr..
Barnes, the first sleeping car conduc-
tor who is rounding out his life in
: Chanute, Kas. II remarked to MI.
: Pullman that it was a fine car and
he replied briefly, for he was q silent
a 1t ought to be; 1t cost
enough
'There were three cash passengers
all men. There was no crowd at the
station to see us off. With all our
candles light we just moved away
into the night. I wore no uniform,
Just a badge. The PAY was 81 a
round trip or 50 a night. The first
months business was poor for peo-
ple were not in the habit of going to
bed when they travelled and after a
few trips it was decided to let the
train conductor do my job for a
while. -" The first sleeper had four up
per and four lower berths and was
stove heated"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

Transfers III Real Estatc-Paul Buch
sells to w. c.. Keifert. lots 10, block
81. Bulge and ICshelman's addition,
the transfer being made in the Office
of Johl G. Doe Co.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18
BIG HELP
IN FIGHTING FIRES

.. .Fsa- a.Ir. OH. .-- -...
Winnipeg, INSTRUMENTATION Nof
government radio stations, to aid in
fighting forest fires, has been COM
pleted at Victoria Beach and Norway
house. These points are 800 miles
apart, but their efficiency has already
been established. They were estab-
lished by Major Basil N. Hobbs, SUI
perintendent Of the Victoria Beach
air fleet station, and their first real
test came Saturday, July 20, when
Aye forest fires were started in the
Norway House region by lightning.
An airplane scout located the fires
before they had got well. started, and
by Saturday night all tho fires were
being fought by groups Of men dis
patched to the by the air route.
The fires were easily brought under
control. and news of the success of
the fire fighters was the first message
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

Elvcbach Returns. Nelson Five
bach has returned from a convention
OF Insurance men at Omaha, Neb.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

Increased passenger traffic, due
partly to the rush Of American, tour-
lists to Canadian cities, has necessitatz
ed the creation Of a new, office in the
Canadian Pacific railway and its
steamship lines, that OF general pas
lhenger traffic manager. The new post
will be. filled by the promotion OF C.
E. e. Ussler, former passenger traffic
manager of rail lines. =.
usher will have charge OF passen-
ger traffic covering Canada and the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, as well
as the company's chain OF hotels
throughout Canada.
c. B. Foster, who has been assist
ant passenger traffic, manager since
1913, succeeds Mr.. FISHER as passeh-
ger traffic manager.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

The Sacred Heart. Guild will serve
q chicken supper, next Thursday night.
Price 50c.-Adv. TIL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

Wanted Ragk-Clean, large cotton
rags. free from buttons or metal parts.
Superintendent Hcrald.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18
LODGE CALENDAR
/. Commercial Club.

COMMERCIAL Club.
Directors meet Monday moor at
1915 O'clock. 50
Rotary Club. Il.
Regular weekly luncheon Tuesday
moor at Hotel Dacotah.
Yeoman Lodge.
Meeting at 7.30 O'clock Tuesday
evening in Odd Fellows hall.
KiWanis Club. Il
Luncheon Wednesday noon in Com
mercial club rooms.
sLions Club.
Luncheon Wednesday zoe at Fred
erick Hotel.
Sons of Norway.
Regular meeting of Warden Lodge
mol Fl at s o'clock Wednesday even
ing in X. p. hall.
Modern Woodmen.
Regular meeting at 8 O'clock Thurs
day evening in Odd Fellows hall.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

; Free Sample Of Northern Packing
CO. Brunswe;ger Sausage (smoked
liver %sausage) with every purchase
of meat. It's delicious. Werstlein
Bros. Pure Food Co.-Ady,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

Herald Want:Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18
'eceived at lthe Victoria beach sta

received ct 1.-THE Victoria Beach sta
ton by radio. I
onsMonday, August j, Major Hobbs
will start for Hudson Bay with a new
airshtp.. just finished, carrying a par
Beach station and stop at Norway
House to pick up some OF the party.
It is expected the trip car be made
In q day. 5
Herald WantssAds Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18
CLARA PHILLIPS
FACES TRIAL FOR
MEADOWS MURDER

philips faced triai in The superiol
court here today for the murder Of
Mrs. Alberta Meadows. 20. widow,
who was beaten to death with q ham
rnerj JULY ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18
STATE WEATHER

weather bureau.
Daily corn and wheat region,
weather and road bulletin for the ~
nou ending at Z a.. m. September 40,
10th meridian time
Stations Of Bismarck, district. s'
Temperature Prectpi-.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

\ Our Phone Number is 34s-Easy to
remember isn't it? Phone 346 for
fresh meats and. poultry at lowest
prices. We deliver. 1Ioffman's Meat
Market, sos So. Third St.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

Transfers IN Real Estatc-Paul Buch
sells to w c.. Keifert, lots 10, block
81. Bulge and Eshelman's addition,
the transfer being mad in the Office
Of john G. Doe Co.-Adv.
F1'ec Sample Of Northern Packing
Co. Brunswe;ger Sausage (smoked
liver sausage) with every purchase
OF meat. It's delicious. Werstlein
Bros. Pure Food Co.-Adv.
Homes Wantcd-we have sold a
number of homes the last two weeks.
We still have a number of prospects
who will buy II We can show them
the right house. Your property may
just suit one of our buyers. Call $50.
The Webster Agency.-Adv.
Radio Amatcurs-The vayrad re-
cetver is out. We hear Detroit, Kan
sas City, etc, or detector only. With
two-stage amplif1er. less tubes, ETC.,
$50. Dealers write. Valley Radio,
Grand Forks.-Adv.
Kicked by Horsc-Word was re-
ceived here today that Peter Mike Of
this city received severe injuries two
days ago at M.not by being kicked
by a horse. The man is confined in
q Minot hospital but is improving
rapidly.
Registration Opcns-The registra-
ltion OF the junior department of
Wesley college opened Saturday, and
a very satisfa Glory enrolment re-
suited, according to an announce
ment made by Miss Myrtle Ellenson.
Pupils in both piano and violin are
being enrolled.
To Tax Confercnce-Martin o.
Haugen, deputy auditor of Grand
Forks county, left Sunday for Mime
apolis to attend the convention Of
the National Tax association Septem-
Der 18 to %. Mr.. Haugen was ap-
pointed as delegate to the meeting by
Governor R.. A. Nestos.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

UNIVERSITY WEATHER.
"a m. Observations. ..
Temperature, so.
MaximuU, II hours, So.
MINIMUM, "a hours, 80.
Wind northeast, S miles.
precipitation. IL hours, .01.
Barometer, reduced, 30.18.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

Here On Business-Ludwig> Berg
gren. farmer in Hegton township near
Larinore, spent the day in Grand
Forks on business
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23
yn friih3eitiee Karriere,

Cine quite 53ufunft in MnSbeiierung
ser uebel Ser Motorz@ars ertenneno,
baben 5mei iunge Wdnner, Clemens
3npp un6 Slorian &oienberger, ibr
eigenes @ei6aft nnter Ser 5irmo
I8opp M1to COMPANY geerun6et. Grit
genannter 1T Elm 9obn oes G6naro
3app, bes Rraiibenten Der 8appp
|5tate 8onf, unb Iebtgenannterii lit etn
|5obn 6es George 8. &oienberger bon
ser Mortb @tor Brinting @ompanp.
|Die 6irma lit sic Nabfolgerin Der
MutidIer Mnto Company nn6 bot
bren @eiddftsplab uuf benz oritten
6lnr oes Mepess@ebauoes an flint
ter MDena1e iiiblib. 8ietpobl nnr cine
fnrae 3eit int @eidafte, bat Die Sit
ma iid einen netten Gei6ofts5irfel
aufgebout unb lino Doafommen 5u=
frieoen nit Ser Mrbeitsfuae, 6ie ibr in
,Mnftrng gegeben mnroe.
8eioe iunge Mdnner iino ebrbegie-
rig nnb baben cine natirlibe meba-
nif9e Meigung. 8ei6e baben einen
groBen Sell ibrer Sltgen0aeit auf Mn-
tomobil<Moto b%ertDeroet, nn6 beioe
fin0 quite Me6anifer. SIRE gegertDdr-
tige Mufmerfiamfeit 1T auSi6leBlib
,auf @%epnraturen nnb l1eberarbeiten
bon Cars geribtet, un6 in 0teier GtdbJ=
tung meroen tie aud finftigbin ibrem
5treben freien 2anf laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23
Sinelair Del ertpeiit iih
pepMlGr.

Die @tnclair &efining GompanD:
Sic ais national befanntes @ei6af1
in @ofoIin nnb Doctor Oelen banoelt
betreibt felt Sriibiabr 1919 in ct
CLOUD Elm 8meiggeidaft. DaS eager
bans lit an @illon Mpenue norooit=
Ii@, angren5en6 an Die Nortbern so
cific 8abngeleiip un6 Die groBen 8e-
baGlter meroen nIs. Elm &onitrnftions=
Mooeu betra9Rt. 10000 @alIonen
@o1olin mnrben bon ser @ompanD gez
liefert. S 8. 8agner lit Der lofale
8etriebsleiter fir sic @ompnnD, nn6
ser ct. Glorro Mfann balt glei6faQs
cine re1 erri6tete Civilization III Be-
trieb, oie 1i6 Dem 5berman Ebeater
gegenMber befinof.