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Real Kick" Of
Human Interest
In These Tales
Bonded Whiskey" Another
Name for Rank Poison

Columbus. O. April 'yAn' VINO W? :
bonded whisky" from R|hnotIeSger III
Ohio IS n,r,lng with tho scyths H'eIn'r'
according to Federa. Prohibition ID
rector Russell
Fond.d whisky for hootegging puF'
poses is In the came Class WI" NV
dodn-eA linct-Russc! asserts
For the nrst three mouths or -,
there were but 1856 gallons or pohHeN
l!quor released by the fedora o"I"I
,ncnt from bonded warehouses reI"''
by tho prohibition chiet shows. Inns
was about \ third the amount r"IeaSe"
during tho las. three months ~ w. !"
when 4l.46n gallons Mere Wfnhr"""'
During the lust quarter OF l?2l mere
were 1850 gallons "f a'coho' perm"
ted n W Withdrawn. In IN" same per'oo
mis- year ou'v $3.50 eff INC manu-
racturer through the federal oth'c'
That includes alcoh"l for all purposes
The consumption of vines ais" WAS
r.,It The last quarter Of 1911 SHOWS
tina. 1880 gallons w"~" released. For
tho corresponding period th's year per
n,its rnr 92%6n gallons Ner" ISSUED
"RclAa>cs ~ OHIO haN" boon GU fdT
hslow tho GGU-nc glv"N a. an "St'nht !"
~ what each state would ro entitled 20
during the next ten ,care. NJ tho avail
ehle liquor IN hnnd." NJ. RuSseH saId.
''F;1'ery Application for permit /" nan
do whisky and alcohol has been SUD
iar,cd 10 the most r'S;d inspection
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MANY ATTEND
CANTATA At
St. MAT THEW s
BOYS CHOIR PRESENTS THE CRU
c1r1xroN- BEFORE MANY MEM
BERs OF CHURCH
VIII Be Repeated Again Next Friday
Night-Soloists and Quartette
Good

Tho C,-uc'Grtun" presented yesterday
afternoon Icy tho boy choir ~ $, Mat
theU's church. assisted l.! David tra"-
ford. bhSso. and John OtoNuor. tenor.
was hnrrd by iprE" and apprecaNNe
aud;e,c. Tic NUS. of The Crucih-
Ion" which IS on. q: tn" most interest
In gand c\pressivoly written WORKS g
the composer. was given a very under
standing interpretation unG"r N" 0't'''
ton Of Paul 4 Rcvmer "rc;,niS' Hho
rhoI- master Tn" work az tho Guartei''
was especially worthy of mention. az
he music arranged COY IN" quartet" -
unusual APPEARING in cdn'att. and -
was cry hr",y done.
Tho outline Of the ran'ata. tho story
~ which tolls the agony ard Crur'hA'"H
o. tho Saviour was followed Ivy TT"
singers with d"opc>' rath"> and mad"
deep impression upon N" audience.
Though long. the muse h''d IN" a';"n-
tIon and interest," throughout is rNnd('
lion II VII 10 repeated on "o"d Friday
evening. Ar-il -. - "lGh'-h'i"fn "l'c'>
I. Rccita;tve (Tcnorl
= The Agony 'hass s"'"l
5. Professional 20 Calvary Cch"rnsl
4. Eecitat!ve ihass)
s. Hymn The Mystery of N" lMr'ne
Humiliation. tChoir and c"rGre-
gationl
e. EecltGtive tNasSl
7. The Majesty Of the DIVINE Humll-
'aticr ccror su'ol
g. Recttative (hass>
=. Quartette or chorus.
~. Hymn. Idiany or the Tase.on.
(choir AMI cnnsreSat1"n)
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Charles Milton will return WedneS-
day from Syracuse university u spend
mo srr,nE vacation with his mother.
Mrs. c. J. Milton a. Monument Place.
Miss Alberta s,:tcl Is SPENDING SOM
time al Atlantic CRY.
Ms. e. ~ McMas;-r or Pittsburgh
formerly n resident Of this city. is the
guest OF her son. Austin McMaster
Miss Margaret Hurt OF BETHANY col
lege. vas the weekend guest OF Miss
Margarc, Monroe at Ghantal Court
Mrs. Lulu Schlane OF the South side
- seriously III a. her home
Charles f. Hein'ein IS very III at his
rome on Twenty-ninth street.
Harold Hunde OF Soath McCollocn
street. who has undergone an operation
Al the Ohio VALLEY General hospital. Is
recovering very nicely
Miss Elsie Hundt and her brother,
Henry Hundt. have returned from a
:isit 20 st. Johns. Kan.
Carl Wiseman o" South Chapnns
street. who has been seriously Ill at
his home. Is improving.
Mrs. Jacob Earl ~ South Jacob stree:
IS recovering from severe illness.
=. NJ Hildreth. who recently under
went an operation on hi. leg a. tho
Ohio Valley General hospital. has re-
turned 70 his home on the Riley Hill
road. north OF W2rwood. greatly beue-
nted
Thomas Mears. ~ this city. - able
10 hs our again after undergoing an op-
GRAFTON at the North Wheeling hospital.
Dallas Smith. Of Farkcrsburg. re-
turned 10 his home last evening after
being a visitor in this city Tor several
days
Charles raul. student AZ West VIZ
rin'a University. - iiSiriaS his parents
and friends in this city Tor few days.
Phl'p Jenkins returned 10 his homo
In ParkrrsburS last evening after spend
INK Few days IN this city.
Miss Mary Dudley. who has been
studying voice In New York city. IS
spending the La s,er holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Dudley,
Of Rae Mar PLACE.
Mrs Faith Neshitt Dc" T'r"sper". rho
has hacn N Washington during N" pas
wintn-. y here she has been singing n
p we'll known church. IS aers on short
visrt
Mrs Leo Wolf Will rAtu-n th'S """n-
ing from Pittshurgh. Nhern shc has
been spending tho past few DAYS.
Dr and Mrs n + OcstcrltnE. who
ta~e been spending me winter months
e. Winter Park. Fla. arc cAp.cted - rc-
, turn tn frs, q next month. Mrs. ocS-
tcrl!rS viii stop In Philadelphia for q
weeks vis!. with friends.
Miss Pau'jn" k;-tz. Wheeling StEh
scnoo' graduate. am nov a student A.
Carnegie Tech. IS spending the East-r
vacation as tho cues q: Misc Nlrg MA
F:i'E % South Wheeling
Ms Martha Mji"r. student A. ~.
De CTartA' Srent !"~t~-ia" Drt3 her
D. VA -ertS IN sixteenth street.
Miss Helen Nct'iste-. studrr' At
NJ. De Ihantai. E7rr; to week. end
18th her parents on the Island
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INFORMAL AFFAIRS
TO HONOR VISITOR
MRS. GEORGE ENoS WILL BE COM
PLuhENTEp Mt CHARMING
SOCIAL AFFAIRS DURING
THE WEEK.
Mrs. puga and Ms. LipphArdt wtl Pre-
sent Pupils In Song and Plano
Recital This Afternoon,

Mrs. George Enos. ot Cleveland. Tao
10 ths guest Of Mrs. Z. l.. HIlIs At neV
home in Reech Glen. ~tN 10 honoreu al
several charming scotia; Affairs during
tho coming week Mrs. Il. X. EhHcet
vi entertain With luncheon al we
Country club soday. con?' 'ment'Hs MS.
Eros. Tho guest list 'n'!ude srna"
rrnur ~ the hostess Intimate ir""HS'
o. TUESDAY Mrs. Rl,'s "iu pc hoS'eSS
10 the members ct her hr'dSe QUO ~
a bridge luncheon. Luncheon VIII PC
.Ar,eI at O'Clock and the afternoon
viii b. devoted 70 bridge two tables
accommodations the guests. Mrs. AusNn
King has issued Invitations FOR a bridge
lea az Ne- home in Howard ACE
Wednesday afternoon. naming Ms
Enos as honor guest
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Plan Elimination OF
Left-Handers in Schools

Detroit. Mich. April I'm an effort
TO eliminate left handedness" among
school children III the city, ]. J.
knapp. superintendent OF schools at
Highland Park, suburb. has ordered
that d CcnsuS We taken 10 learn when
Of the children use their left hands in
preference 10 their right. Following
the census the lcft-handed children
will L. taught TO write with their right
hands. il is announced.
Tho world Is much more convent
entity arranged for the right handed
persons" MI. kndupp SAID IN explain
inC hia action.
The superintendent scouts the theory
that .orr-haudcd persons are in danger
ri s,ammerIng in their speech n they
are made oNer'' into riEht-handcd per-
sons
There Is no evidence to support
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

The prics OF a paltry tip to nauFe
hunter.
~ one is SO Inclined tender MONKEY
ma" he produced for Sunday oaklns-a
a. tina; Mexican epicuTeS. especially
# The tropical regions. relish above all
others.
A bit further removed from Mexico
riry lie the junEles OK Vera cruz ana
Guerrero where tigers. l""pard' and
even small lions make theiT home
Sp"rtsn,-n whr have .sltcd these re-
gions assert the hunting /" as 5000
there as Is 10 bc found in Africa.
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STterchood Bridge Tea

Tho Temple Sisterhro! OF the EoN
Street Temple will give Il bridge tea t'-
morrow afternoon at the ~ - |. w
hall. The hours will be from Two 10
four n'clock Bridge viii I've the 'h'st
diversion * the afternoon but many OK
Of the guests plan 10 spend the time at
need!ework Tho proceeds from the
affair Will he devoted :" tn" 1e"tsh war
Relief Fund Mrs Hcrher: Rarr IS gen.
era, chairman Of arrangements. Yer
committee includes: MesdameS. Harry
Van Eersh. Herbert S"nreborn. LOUIS
,1orAbc-S and David SNu.o.
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CIRCUIT COURT '
CONIENES TODAA

Both parts Of Ohio county ercmt
rourt will convene today with Judge u,
p. Sommerville In Part I and Judt<
T. ". Alderman in Part II.
This term Of court IS expected to =
an unusual long one. AZ the docket
bigger than any other term for tho
past year. Z
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hour ard refreshments VII be served
Ms NJ l.. TuStln. chairman or the cIu0
hospitality committed WI. preside Sne
will To assisted Ivy theSfoI'owlns CON-
njItre: Nesdames W. y. Mckee 7. r.
Hood 4 u Exams. Arch RidEely. {. h
NcFlfrnsh and 2 r. Fierbaugh.
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Mss RAhr Hosos -.

MISS Jeanette Rahr will entertain
number OF friends at her home on EofC
street this evening. An interesting pro-
gram Of informal social diversions -
planned <or tho guests who are members
Of the Queen Esther Standard Bearers
~ the Fourth street M. f. church Miss
Eahr's guests will be:
Misses Dorothy Stanton, Oral cTire
,-eln,a CNlnrinSham. Edith Terry. Mary
Eleanor Johnson. Edith Gwinn. Edith
Churchill. sara Cornellv. Neil Connolly.
katherine Emblem. Isabel. futile,
Irrna Foster. Anna Campbell Dorothy
DobSon.
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Nfrs. Elsa Gundling puEa and Mrs,
Jessie Wolfe Lipphardt will present sew
eral OF their advanced pupils IN song
AMI r!ano recital this afternoon a.
O'Clock at tTN Y ". 6. A. building.
Among those Who VIII appear on the
program are Mrs. David Tyler and Miss
Edith Gw>nn and Miss MAJ Norton.
The program follows.
Vocal
Spirit, Flower. Campbell Upton
raie Moon. .........,''. I'Oe""
Lies Paradise ............... Brown
Mrs. David TYLER.
Fiaro- Country Dance. Nals@ 'aTr','".
M2ZurkS .............-...... -N"''n
Miss Catherine Rore" and
Mrs Li7phard:
vo"a, -- i've Quacrsins from The
Euha'i at'' ..............,... Rogers
Miss MARY Norton
Piano -"rc~r Gynt Su!'e" ......... Gr'es
rap In the Morning.
,Nl---ASeS Death.
CO., Nrt'rRs Dane
,d,-in the Hail OF the Mountains
h;rE
Mise. Nen. Kraft and
catherine Roc~y
Voea'-. D""n IN the Foress. $500. E"na q
The l.lt'~ Cray R.u~ po"e-Saar
Miss t:d'th G~irn
Piano Overture 20 "Tannhauser'..
.................. aBner
Ms Elsie Jones and Mrs. Lipphardt
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c,,r,n pay at FOURTH street

~u-vda. ~ - ChYrch daE a: 'ne
rour'h Street No hod!ss chur, \ and me
-cyu.a- mo7,AIy program III ne r"en
=. 80 COM uomer's organisations. the
h.,ys raIyhtc-s. he Ladies' Aid Snc'-
A., ~. ItoulC ard Foreign M.ssi"nAr"
..,.e,. r.urcNeou viii % s~-rcd 4.
to c-u-c,, a, go o'cioch Mrs. !. \.
r,o,ri.- - chairman Of arranG" m"rtS.
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About People
Movements Of Individuals 70 Ara
Prom Fhs caty.
At TIE KroEhS

Monure-Pari Craig. C;arkshurg. y.
A. Knapp and wife E!kins. Chas A.
HouSh Morgantorn. J. r. Hough.
Mo-ga -town.
wtndsor-W. n HiN. CiarksoIrE:
Mar F.. Schroeder. ClarSshurE.
StAmm-T. J. Anderson. ParksrsourE.
Rogers WIN. WILLOW hhy. Char,es-
ton; Robert McKim. Los Angeles. Cal.
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Members o. ,ce Mount de Chantai
stud. club ulll De the guests O. MIS-
r ~. Z;lliken a her home IN Weiss
burg this afternoon. The tc'o"ins
program NIL De observed:
Rel Cali-C'urrent Events.
papers:
E;cncrs and Etchtrss ........,..''.
Mrs Ellen SchusenoerE
Chinese Rugs. Miss MARY Alexander
china and Pottery ~ our Fore'aHe7s
Mrs Ruce-tha Ectan
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II. Recitatjye tcnor and Chorus)
-. Duo; (lenor and hdss)
Is Hlmn. The Mystery 49, ne liner
,cSsIon. ,cao.- and cong, a;iVrD
- Eec!tetive Genor. bass and chUruO
10. HYMN. The Alteration "f lhe 'rul.-
(!pd. (choir and rorSrtSaton)
Is Recltat!Vo l;eu"r. bass and ch"rGs)
- RAcitatIva lhassl
is. Tn. Appeal Ct the Crucihcd t"N"r-
~ Ecritative tenor and rhorusl
% II! mn For the L"v" Of Jesus
ich",r and congregation
The SINGERS who VII take part hre.
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Graft rw1x Bridge rea-

pre Of the most interesting social
events OF the next few weeks VIII be
ths bridge tea Which the Graft TWlS
viii give a. the Mcclure Hotel April -.
The hours Will be two TO h'e. The after
noon will pc devoted 10 bridge hut
number Of attractI' hand made articles
including houdoir accessories. telephone
covers and embroidered garments VII!
be offered for sale in connection with
the AFFAIR. Mrs Harry Whitaker.
Wocdale lS1 and Mrs. W. T. wilson.
Elm Grove lc4 are IN charge OF reserva-
tons but reservations may also he made
with any Of tho following members or
,ha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

The CIIs III ree' With MS f"rH"a
c.,,,~..c, - nor nor'e :" tca'n"r"""H
:, c.!rsSlay ~ tn week.
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ChmuS Rehearsal.

There all he rehearsal OF the N"-
mars club chorus az - Matthe"
.,,-.sn house AZ o'cio~k tHiS 80 nlnc.
r--o rartata The Legend ~ Granada.
- hAtrr r.h~a-Snd uTd"r II" direction
=, Me- Flora Williams and "ul he pre-
.srt~d the latter part ., t0S month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

Tha tn,Iouinc invitations nave oeen
ISSUED Cor what promises To no one OF
m. re, Interesting social cents o.
Elstcr "cA-:
knights 81 Columbus
F.aSt"r Rail
Wednesday,. April 30 nineteenth
Nineteen tHcNtr.tNo
3 = Y. r
Ncro-e Nordsv. Apr! 'ith
J. l.. Nahle
in7 Ena- ii ~ TRAD. Ruid!rE
Wheeling. W. Va.
F'orwa'
MarEo's S2ecia' Orchestra
Ntne til one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

thi. theory" he said. No psc
should be lett-handed. IL 10 An Inoo
venient habit 80
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He was very patient and long-suA
ferinc young man. but when at last she
arrived at the corner where they had
arranged to meet. ne ventured q remon-t
STRANGE. Darling. you are lat" he SAID
mildly. . (
only few minutes" she protested,
In an Injured tone. Il said I'd be here
at seven o'clock, and It's only 20 min
utes past"
oh" sighed the young man. then
Won must have mistaken the day. I've,
been waiting here since last night -
Tn. famous Pontine marshes between
Rome ana Naples. 15n.nh0 acres are be.
ing reclaimed ny the Italia governments
and turned int ofert'le Farms. an
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porr-MeIlroy Nupt1Ala

Mss Vera McElroy and Mr.. Walter
porer. Of Bellai-e. aere married SatuT-
DAY afternoon at O'Clock, at th- nome
6 HcEiroy. in South Wheeling. The
Rev. J. ? Leyenherger. OF the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church. otticiated
The ceremony. which was marked oN
eXrulS!te simplicity throughout was
solarr y zed In the living room before an
ir,rrcrlse! altar Of ferns ard PAINS.
The crtde \ ore a charming costume or
white crepe satin Her flowers we're
rorsaye houdus; OF brides roses AND
lilies 81 the valley. She vas UNATTENDED
Following IN" ceremony the orida!
part, and the.r friends we're cntsrtained
a. = wsIdjuS dinner At the brides home
80 IN Ne ovcnirS Mr. and Mrs. porer
-, ~ n Nddirs trip u Atlantic 'itT.
on r.t,.~r in~~ will take !? ;nc'r resi-
dcnrc pljh ,n- brides parents
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IN THE REALM OF SPORTS
To be picturesQue-that is The
mission paramount OF sports
clothes. Here. deep rose Jersey is
used for cape. lower part o. skirt.
cape hninS. blouse and the wide
cum coilar-which by the wav. Is
quite new-natUral coio-ed Spoing-
e:te Is used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
FOR Mr.. FOX.

Mss AntoIrrt'e EF' maN0 F'T "1Irr
Grh TunsAav Afternoon. April IS. ~
h|-or - hcr lister Mrs. Fran. F"A. ~
Lancer. cot WHO i listing hero.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06
EAST GRAND
FORKS MINNESOTA
APPEAL
ON WEDNESDAY
$500 Is Quota Set for This
! City; Personal Canvas to
Be Made.

An appeal for funds for the benefit
Of the Salvation Army will be held
in East Grand Forks on Wednesday
morning, it was announced today. The
drive will take place from 9 to IL
o'clock and committees Of men and
women will make a personakcanvasa
in the business and Residential dis
tricts. =, J.
A quota Of $500 has been. set for
the appeal here, and those in charge
Of the soliciting are hopeful Of more
than meeting that quota.
Mrs. A. E. Hallen and Mrs. Albert
Rudh will head>the women's division
of the soliciting committee, and they
will have the assistance. Of these
women: Mrs. M. II. Murphy, Mrs.
F. Trepanier, Mrs. G. W.. Hallem,
Mrs. E. "A. Morgan, Mrs. j. c. Danger
field, Mrs. w. Lee. Mrs. R. L. Doug
lass, Mrs. E. Kipp, Mrs. F. r,
Thomas, Mrs. r. F. Ross. Miss ,Mollie
Ferguson, Mrs. c. 3. Jensen, Mrs. L.
Hanson, Mrs. d. NJ. Baird, Mrs. w,
G. Courtney, Mrs. T.. Hagen, Mrs. J,
c. Sherlock, Mrs. J. l.. Ryan, Mrs
T. Rickett, Mrs. George Moore, Mrs
George Carl. MIRO Roy McDevitt, Mrs
Frank Olson, Mrs. Robert, Stokes.
Men who will canvass the business
district are: G. r. jacob, Lawrence
Linfoct, Albert Rudh, r. r. Johnson
L. B. Hitler. Peter Grace, J. c. sher'
lock. Sidney Jorgenson and Gayher
Kingman.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06
ADVERTISEMENT
Plumber Thought
He Needed New Pines

my stomach and intestines were
always full of gas and I often had
severe collie attacks. The pain and
soreness caused me to think l need
ed a new set Of pipes. Since taking
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy all this
has disappeared and my only trouble
now. is to make enoughEdough to buy
all the food I'd like to eat" 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that re-
move the catarrhal mucous from the
intestinal tract and allays the infiam-
nation which causcs practically all
stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. At drug
glsts everywhere.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06
Drayton Swalnps Th.
Langdon Players

Drayton, N. D., Nov. 6.-Drayton
high school won an easy victory over
Langdon Saturday the final score be-
ing Drayton 10, -Langdon 0.
The Langdon team was o~utweighed,
the Dranytonites. and played under q
handicap due to having driven ~
miles through cold. wet weather on
the morning Of the game. Three Lang
don men were Knocked out In the
course OF the contest.
Langdon made FIRST down only
twice in the enti game, although
nearly the entire Drayton second team
was given a chance in the second half.
ToTchdowns for Drayton were made
scambler, 2; MeHitt. /: Martin, 2;
Switzerland made three goals by the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06
n. D. Drive Mentioned
By Country Gentleman

Minot, Nov. 6-Northwestern North
Dakota's 100, 900 More Neighbors'
campaign, launched several months
ago by the Minot Association of Com
merce and carried on by the north
western North Dakota Development
association. Receives favorable COM
ment in the current issue Of the
Country Gentleman. Mention Is
made Of the campaign to bring more
settlers to this section of'thc state in
an article, II of u series, by P. S.
1.ovejoy OF lane selling campaigns
and. settling vacant lands.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06
Weather Forecast
THE WEATHER,,

THE WEATHER.
North Dakota - Snow and
colder tonight; Tuesday prob
ably fair, rising temperature in
afternoon; strong northwest
wihds, diminishing Tnesiinv
afternoon.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY fair in
south, rain or snow III north por-
ton tonight and probably Tues
day; colder tonight; strong west
to northwest winds.
o. S. WEATHER BUREAU,
Z A. NJ. Observations.
Temperature. AZ.
Maximum; IL bours, IS.
Minimum, "a hours, Al,
Wind, H., 6. &oJ
Precipitation, IL hours, .e7.
Barometer, leduced, 1928.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06
CONVICTED SLAYER
OF FORMER SENATOR
IS BURIED TODAY

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 6.AFuneral
services for Colonel Duncan p. Coop
err. 70, convicted slayer Of former U.
s. Senator Edward Ward Carmack.
on the streets of Nashville In the fall
OF 1908. were held today at his old
home In Ashwo6d near Nashville.
Colonel Cooper died Sunday night fol-
lowing a brief illness.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06
LODGE CALENDAR

Monday
I. o. O. F.-Banner Lodge. meets at
1880 o'clock at the Odd Fellows Hall.
Work in the third degree. Lunch.
Commercial. C.ub-Directors will
meet at .12:15 o'clock at the CONNER
cial club.
US Mems Club-12:15 o'clock at the
Y. NJ. c. A. dining room.
Tuesday
: Rotary Club-Mect at the Dacotah
Hotel at 1876 o'clock.
Yeomcn-Regular meeting of r. of
A. Y. -,
Wednesday
-Kiwanis Club-Meet at the Com
rercial CLUB at 1916 o'clock.
' Lions Club Meet at Frederick
Hotel at 1915 o'clock.
MISUNDERSTANDING Chapter, R. A,
NJ, Stated convccaron.
Thursday
I. o. O. F.-Regular meeting o!
Canton Aurora, at / P. NJ. Drill and
initiation.
A regularNmeeting of Ivanhoe chap
ter, Order of De Molay, will be held
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the
Masonic temple. =.
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City Briefs
%fTE.sJSnHE1
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Martin Haugcn for County Auditor


ADV. w.
DR.. o. j.. Forum for County Cor
oner.-Adv.
Vote for Hans Anderson for State
Auditor.-Adv.
Coal.-By the load. fAgnite ss.75
soft coal $780, Phone 1851. E. p.
Ccss.-Adv.
Ghas. Often, 1904 Cherry st., is
having Giese & Noonan, East Grand
Forks, install q Caloric Pipeless. Fur.
mace In his home.-Adv.
Let's Motor t. Crookston Tuesda,
and hear Werrenrath at the armory
ADV.
Bach's Grocery, 1902 Int'l. Ave
Phone l427. Handles a complete lin,
of groceries. also, an kinds Of meat
We deliver prombtly.-Adv.
For Salc.-$15o.oo New Maytat
Electric Washer $500. Peckwiti
Organ $780,, Iron bed steads, sprint
and. mattress complete $12.O0A Lawr
) mower $500. Phone 130S.-Adv.
I am a Candidate for County Com
missioner for the Second District a
the November Election: I Believe IL
Fa!r Wages and Fair Treatment TO-
all, Economy in County affairs. Low
CIR Taxation, Good Roads as fast as W,
are able to pay for them with a rea
sonpble rate Of Taxation. W. H. Kel
sey.-AdV.
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Bonded FurnltnrA Warehouses
Storage rates $2.o6 a month, per dray
e Panovitz Furniture and Car
pet Co, Phone .752W.-AdY.
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ENDORSE MISS BURR.

Rugby, n. D.. Nov. 6.-Pierce coun-
" teachers at the close OF a teachers
institute here unanimously endorsed
Miss Annie Burr, present incumbent,
for the office Of COUNTY superinten-
dent.
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II ct. Basket Concord Grapes 800.
Beer Roast II 1-2c. SEES .Werstleins'
40 on page II In: this paper.-Adv. i
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Real EststE >PurchaSed.-A. ]. Scott
purchases through tins office Of John
e. Boo Go. the T. Jensen property on
Vernon ave.-Ady, ~
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Get the Election Returns at Wide.
nuesuny night Special wire. Wilde's
Billiard Academy.-Ady.
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PAGE 8.

drop k.cktroute and Martin sent the
ball across for the fourth goal.
Drayton plays st. Thomas on Nov.
Z; and at Drayton on November II.
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Glasses in gymnasium and aesthetic
dancing, Tuesday evening 1880 in
Orpheum hall. For additional infor-
nation call 2326.-Adv.