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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
SENAT TOR DU POINT
OPPOSES BONUS
But favors Just and Liberal Al
lowance to All Who Were In
capacitated in the War.

Every Evening last week addressed
telesrams of inquiry TO Senators Ball
and du Pont and Representative lay
ton asking them their attitude to-
wards the proposed soldiers bonus.
Replies from Ball and Layton were
received and printed in Every Evening.
hu; Senator du Ront's was not received
uncl this morning. II is as follows:
Miami. Fla. Feb. Telegram Just
received. am in favor Of a fair. lust
and liberal bonus TO any one incapaci-
iated in the war. but am strongly on
posed 10 paying a bonus 70 any one
who was not injured. do not think
one expects bonus FOR serving his
country or for patriotism. To serve
ones countpy is an opportunity to
show real manhood and Americanism,
Coleman du Ponr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
POLICEMAN SHOT GUARDING
CASH OF SHATTERED BANK

Chicago. Feb. 25. Patrolman
Michael Forgan of Argo. Illinois, was
probably fatally wounded carly today
when he was shot through the head
while standing guard in front of The
Summit State Bank. the windows Of
which had been shattered by the ex-
piosion Of dynamite in McCook quarry
nearby.
The shooting was done by several
men who drove up to the bank in an
automobile and fed when Forgan fell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
HULL SUMMONS WOMAN LEADER
hrs' Blair Called From Missouri For
Conference on Democratic Women
ORGANIZATIONS

Sy Associated Press to Every Evening
Tulsa, okla. Feb 25.-Mrs. Emily
Newell Blair, Of Joplin. Mo. Demo-
cratic national committeewoman for
her state and prominent in politics
received message from Cordell Hull.
chairman Of the Democratic national
committee. last night. requesting her
u come 10 Washington TO confer CON
cerntng leadership Of the national
Democratic women's organization
MIS- BAR returned 10 Joplin last
night and viii go TO Washington
TnesdaY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
THE STUFF THAT HAS THE RING

senator Carter Glass in stuent
@o atened him. with political rerrss did not vote fer
D'Hus h3lf mas written this 10 the constituent:
oN must admit thar
Nheh you threaeningly violate
@ ~ promises % when refuse undoubtedly vote
~ lHa 'hus p Aou mistaken
ulposon mat was act as the sounding
oau lot any class OF citizens which
the majority of the OF
on h&t was here represent sovereign state 10 the
si oi my apiy according
not % n sails 10 catch the shift of ponuIar favor
~ Note i9 Dill which in Judgment be
20 9e country embracing in numbering among
IT'S victims the exrservice with The 80 s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
ACT AGAINST UNION
LABOR STIPULATION
IN GARBAGE CONTRACT
Employers Association Makes
Formal Protest to Officials
of City.
ALlEGE DISCRIMINATION

At a meeting of the officers and
councillors OF the Wilmington En
ployers' Association. I'm the Law
Building. yesterday afternoon. reso-
tuition was adopted. protesting To city
officials against the union labor clause
IN the contract made 10y the city with
the DAVIS Garbage Furnace Co. Fol.
lowing is the text OF the resolution:
Whereas. II has come 10 the at
tention of the Wilmington En-
nloycrs' Association that a certain
contract has been entered into by
and between the Mayor and the
Council of the city OF Wilmington.
and ;he Davis Garbage Furnace
Co, wherein IL IS especially pro-
Nidea that the contractors shall
employ a certain class of labor ex-
clusively upon said contract:
Therefore be II
Resolved. That this association
does most cmphatically protest
against the action of the Mayor
and Councl of Wilmington In on
teriirg into any contract which dis
criminat against any class Of
local labor: and be IL further
Resolved, That a copy of this
resolution be sent 10 the Mayer Of
the city OF Wilmington and to tho
Council Of the city OF Wilmington.
In order TO thoroughly understand
the clause objected 10. II is here given.
In yesterdays quotation Of the reso-
luton, in Every Evening. there was
nm error. which. however, did not ma p
terlally affect its purport. Following is
the correct text Of the clause that
has stirred up the row.
We further agree 10 employ 10
cal union labor. mechanics and SUBJ
contractors and to purchase all
materials and supplies for the con-
struction Of the herein proposed
plant. as far as possible. with no
financial loss to the Davis Garbage
Furnace Co. from local ner-
chants"
Continued on page G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
MRS. II. EZRAILsON DEAD.
AsJhyNinted by Illuminating Gas In
Her Bed Room.

DEAD rom asphyxiatlon by ulumin
ating gas. Mrs, Rachel Ezrauson e.,
years Old, was found dead in bed a
the home OF her son Morris AZ ,bo
suoiheast corner Of Seventh ana Jef.
ierEon streets at 7.30 this morning.
The burner OF a small gas stove ~, q
round open a peculiar clrcumstanco
IL that the door Of the room was omen
and other persons in the house did NOT
detect the presence OF gas. Tho agad
woman occupied the room alone re-
cause OF the slightly lower tempera
ture she lighted the stove on retjtins g
last night. The draft from the omen
door, 1t is believed, blew out the
fame.
Morris discovered the body when
hf went upstairs to call his mother
enc was removed to the Delaware
Hospital and pronounced dead nv N,
stokes She is survived by one son
MorFls' and two daughters. Mrs
Morris Kanossky of Phlladelpbia ana
Mrs David Altman, this city. She
was a native Of Russia but resided in
this city for the past twentv-f,va
years. An inquest win be held next
week 'VA'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
SIMS ATTACKS OUR NAVY.
Not Fit to Fight Nor To Prepare for
War Admiral Tells Bond Club.

by Associated Press To Every Eyeslng.
Minneapolis. Mimi. Feb. 25.--The
Navy Department has The same or
gan,zation now that il had during the
war and with such an organization
you can neither prepare for war. nor
hgst war when il comes" declared
Rear Admiral w S. Sims. in an ad-
dress here last night before the Twin
Cities Bond club.
An organization such as that in the
Navy Department, Admiral Sims said.
would not be tolerated We're the pub
lic enlightened as TO what he termed
the true conditions. Newspapers. ne
declared should hire military experts
- Write on naval and other problems
OF national defense.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
SUNDAY SCHOOLS As WELL
AS DAY SCHOOLS OPEN

Sunday schools. as well as
al other schools and places
where persons gather, are open
TO persons Of aii ages now"
said Howard Frantz. secretary
OF the Board Of Health. in com
menting on the lifting Of the
ban resulting from scarlet fever.
lie naid the Office had been
stormed with inquiries, hence
this statement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
CATCH 100000 IN RUM
ON FISHING SgUoONEp

Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Boston. Feb. 25.-The contra
band cargo carried by the rum
running Nova Scotia schooner
Grace and Ruby exceeded half
million dollars at bootleggers'
valuations. customs authorities
estimated today after discover
Ing that she carried more than
twice as much whisky and gin
as Der manifest showed.
When the former fisherman
was brought here Thursday bv
the coast guard cutter Tampa.
which had halted her outside the
harbor with a shot across her
bow. the catch was announced
as the biggest made on this
coast since prohibition enforce
.ment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
SINN FEINERS READY
TO DISCUSS ELECTION
Leaders in London for Confer
ence on Agreement 20
Postpone SaIIoting.
8y Associated Press to Every Evening.


London, Feb 25-Arthur Griffith
and other prominent members of the
south Ireland provisional government
we're here today 20 discuss V1th the
British Cabinet the recent agreement
reached by the Sim FEN national con-
Vention IN Dublin 70 postpone for three
months the election OF a parliament for
the Irish free state
1t IS understood. Eamon .. Dug
gan, minister of home affairs II. the
Dali Eireann Cabinet. and Rarrister
Kennedy accompanied Mr.. Griffith.
This delegation had been preceded TO
London hy other Sim Feiners.
Il has been arranged that the -csele-.
gates shall consult first with Winston
Sper~cer Churchill secretary sor
colonies, and they may possibly not
see Prime Minister Lloyd George.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
10000 MEN FOR NAVY
URGED BY PRESIDENT
Also Advocates Sharp Reduc-
ton in Number of Cadets Ad-
mitted to Annapolis.
By Associated Press to F,vsrv r,,-ari,,s

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington. Feb. 25-Presiden,
Harding IS understood 10 have told
republican members OF the House
naval committee at White House
conference today that while he felt
some reduction should be made in rba
naval personnel. the total number OF
men ought rot to be cut under
50 900.
The President also IS said TO have
strongly urged leg station for con-
version OF two battle cruisers into air.
plane carriers. While the ouesfio,
as to whether the $40 members Of the
Hrst year class at Annapolis to bs
graduated IN June should be commits
stoned, was not considered i'm detail
II was stated that the President 3dvo-
Gated sharp reduction In the number
OF men to be admitted TO the acaden,,,
each year in the future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
POSTPONED
SOVIET Is INFORMED

Moscow, Feb, 25.--The Soviet foreign
minister. NJ. Chitcherin. has received
"A note from tho Marquis Della Tor
retta saying that, because ~ the ItaI-
ian ministerial crisis II win be i'm
possible to hold tho Genoa conference
on March 3, as planned.
The note added that the italian gov
ernment was getting IN touch with tho
others who will participate in the con
ference and endeavoring TO fix n def
mite date with but a short DELAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
MAY BE NEITHER.
io"nsend or Miller Reported Not
After Congressman.

itepub.lc%n leaders today announced
mat neither former Governor John q
Townsend. Jr.. nor Allen Pr,e,4rt, =,
Cus5odian Thomas ". Miller wo,,I5
consent 20 become candidates fo~ con
sress. even though they should De as
suret q The nomination. w!tbop,
trouble
was talking 10 Governor Town
md few days ago" said one Re
publican He told me. IN discussing
'Ae Congressional situation. ina, he
would not in any event be candi-
cate no matter 4 given a clear road
AR. Iownstnd said that his business
vas such now as to prevent him from
making a race for the seat in The
Lower House"
Concerning NJ Miller. his leader
'l4d mat ;he former had assured him
'hai ne Vas not and would not be a
'an>iidate. He has assured the ad.
nluisiration that he will attend ~
'he duties OF his job as alien propert,
-usipdian. and this work Is sufficient
], ls believed. TO keep him busy for tho
'&rger part. perhaps the entire period
% PRESIDENT Hardings present regime
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
LEE MANTLE To WE'D AT 70.

Former United States Senator An
nOunees Engagement to Woman Of s5.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Chicago. Feb. 25.-Lee Mantle. for
mer United States Senator from Mon
ana, admitted today he and Miss Ell
"a DAILY. 70. recent graduate from The
University Of braska. Will he mar
ried within the next few days. The
former senator IS 20.
The marriage license was taken out
here yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
FOUGHT BANDITS KILLED.
Holdup Men Get Payroll of ST.
200 After Shooting New York
Business Man.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

U Assoclated Press 70 livery Evening.
New York, Feb, 25.--John F. smith.
e-president of the Superior Meter
: iompany, was shot and probably fatal
y wounded in Brooklyn today by two
bandits who robbed him OF a $500
payroll
smith was about 10 enter his Office
when the two men confronted him
with pistols and ordered him TO throw
up his hands. Smith showed feht and
enc Of the bandits shot him through
the abdomen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
Bus RIVALRY.
fEesults in Speeding and Then Police
Action.

AfNttNs
Three au'C drivers were before
udgo lynn IA Municipal Court TODAY
IN The cese ~ Arthur Hurd. a driver
for the Royal Bus Line. Motorcyrle
p''icer White testified that the traf-
'ic squad has much trouble with the
rrivers - busses who attsnpt 20 mass
zach other on Pennsylvania avenue
&C. pick up ps sssengers Hurd pleaded
Huify 'o speeding % miles ar hour
|cn Pennsylvania avenue between Rod
rey and Van Buren and was fined $40
nd oosts Henry Thompson admitted nc
was speeding on du Pont stree, ana
ives flned $40
Walter kearns was dismissed Ho
aimed That the accelerator stuck and
weH unable % control the spoed
Pleading guilty 70 operating an an
omohiie without ar operators license
naries DE Salvo was fined SO and
os'f. officer Chambers arrested De
|saiNp a. Eighth end Windsor street,
|sbouf ! O'Clock this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
Chester Bakery Sold

The Huber Bakery Co.'S branch in
Chester has been sold to rhe Freebooter
Baking Co. Of Philadelphia. The miami
IN chester has not been in operation
Tor eight months. All bread delivered
10 that city by the Huber Co. is made
IN the local bakery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
Dr. stephenson netler-

The condition Of Rev. r. X. stephen.
son. pastor Of Snverbrook NJ. E
Church. who is suffering from uraemic
poisoning, was reported as fairly good
az the Methodist Hospital ia Phaa-
aelphia today Mrs. Stephenson is
spending ths Weekend with aim.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
Amusema ants Tonight

PiayhOuSe-- Bringing Cp Father
Garricl-s Vaudeville and pictures
Aidine- Naudeville and pictures
Queen The White Oak "
MaieStic---.rh rhe Grim Comedian
Arcadia Loves Redemption
strand Wet Gold q"
Grand Cameron OF the Royal AIountsd's
savoy The Hills OF Missing Men I"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
Property sold By sherln.

shrin Sou.d today sold real es,at.
p Follows Dwellings. 8iA and gfc
4 nchorags street property of Alley
ndsr and Jodw.ga Bledrzycki ~
Hnrles Brown, for S2.l2O; land on
,facio'd street, near Lobdel propertv
y Stanley Ialowski. 10 John Retkau-
Iki FOR $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
MORE SNOW NEXT WEEK.
Aside From storm TUESDAY and Wei

Aside From Storm Tuesday and yed.
nesday, weather WIN BE Fair.
BY Associated Press 20 Every Eveni0r
Washington. Feb. 25.- Weather pre-
1ictons for the Middle Atlantic states
Tor the week beginning Monday are:
Temperature, near normal; snow ox
'aia Tuesday or Wednesday: other
wise fair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25

Say II With Cover Dairy safe MIX
and Butter. Phone -l54l.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25

Plumbing and heating Alfred A
Do'sss' eos Orange 81 Phone 3s7.-AGy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
Weather Forecast.

Washington. Feb. 25-Weather forscaSs
for Delaware.
Fair tonight and probably sunday nor
much change in temperature. general
variable winds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25

II isn't lost. A classified ad WI
find It for you.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25

Assembly dance tonight. s.45 Hal
'.weli's Orchestra. Young's Studio
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
WEATHER.:

far tonight and probably Sun
day; temperature stationary.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28

off large straw stack, some few days
ago.
Carl Swenson is engaged hauling his
wheat to Logan.
During the very severe cold spell
we had some days ago, E. E. Diehl
spent two days visiting at the Dad
Brown home east Of Minot, while Mrs.
Diehl and Mrs. Mae Simpkins, re-
manned at the Mr.. and Mrs. Dir. Sweet
home in Minot. They were in town
shopping and it was too cold to come
home.
~ William Klimple's ten cows are now
netting him $4,000 per month, and
his old hens are coming across and
doing their part shelling out winter
eggs at go cents per dozen. Mr.. Kim
pie says the way money is coming in,
himself and good wife will soon be
able to retire from actual farm work
in few more years.
Our old time friend and relative, f.
II. Diehl of Iparva Fulton Co., Illinois,
recently informed us that he had just
installed a new Radio receiving set,
in his home and from now on he can
keep well posted on what is going on
in the good old U.S.A.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28

Miss Lola Weathcrwax spent
Christmas at the G.. Fl. Weatherwax
home.
John Botta, wife and family spent
Christmas at the John Soltis home.
Horace Davy and family and Frank
GroningeR spent Christmas at the
home Of ". S. Groninger.
Will Zimmerman and family and
Christmas at Harvey Roberts.
Foster Gronlnger and family and
Walter Becker and family spent
Christmas at Sam Spicher's.
Albert Spicher and family, w. S.
Switzer and family, and Mrs. Orpha
Tracy and family spent Christmas at
Harve Valentines.
Wesley White spent Christmas at
the johnson home.
r. M. Williams and family spent
Sunday at Melvin Shaffer's.
John Soltis transacted business in
Minot Friday.
James Tindall is spending a few
months in Indiana, his old home.
Mrs. Frank Groninger left here on
Friday for d visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Moorehead,
Minn.
Lee johnson returned from South
st. Paul where he took car load of
cattle. From there he visited at the
home Of his wife at Turtle Lake,
Mimi.
Miss EFe Harris spent Friday
night with the Saycrs girls.
Lee Weeks took supper with his
friend Floyd johnson on Friday
night.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Botto on Thursday. Mother
and daughter are getting along fine.
Word was also received from Lans-
ford, N. D., announcing the birth Of a
daughter to Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Fris-
hoe
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
fSrecIosmrs Ty vif,nH or judgement and decree in
District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District. in and for the County Of Ward
and State of North Dakota, and enter
eG and docketed in the office Of the Clerk
on the. 29th day of November. 1929, in
an action wherein U. C. Orendorff and
H,n Mmt r. lngersoll, PLAINTIFFS. and NJ. P.
Bank corporaton Or todhoTa; h. SAWYER state
Sank, corporation; G. r. Van Sickle,
as Receiver of Sawyer State Bank OF
sawyer; North Dakota, a corpora tion; i;
formerly co-partners doing business un-
der the firm name and style Of The Saw
yer Implement Company, and c. J. Far
Pes;n By t;fst D;fSstendants 1 in favor of the said
ants, NJ. II. Podhola and P. s. Pod1nIa
for the sum Of Fifteen Thou.
san sadd rist TWo Hundred Fifty-eight Dollars
and decree among other things directed
the sale by me of the real estate here
lnafter described, to satisfy the amount
OF SAD Judgment, with interest thereon
or SO much thereof as the proceeds OF
such sale. applicable thereto will satisfy.
az and thy oy eft virtue OF writ to me issued out
IN and for said County Of Ward, and
under the seal of said Court, directing
me M TO-; to sell said real property pursuant
ScofaId sa1d }ndgment sifs It and decree. I, A. P.
oi. son appointed by. said Court to make
sald sale, will sell the hereinafter de-
scribed ser be real estate to the highest bidder,
door of the Court House in the Citv Of
Mlnot, in the County of Ward, and State
81 North Dakota, on the 10th day. of
o9ahnary' o9 nary "A, a: D. 1923, at two O'Clock p. NJ,
with interest and costs thereon, and the
costs ana expenses of such sale or so
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
CORRESPONDENCE
DIES i.ACS ITEMS

Miss Lola WcatherwaX acted as
central girl in the telephone office
Monday and Tuesday while Miss Viola
F'ilbert transacted business in Mlnot
Mrs. Flora Cogdill visited at Ira
Shaffcr's on Monday.
Mrs. Flora Cogdill and Mrs. Ira
Shaffer visited at the William Sayers
home on Tuesday.
DR.. HalversOn transacted business
in Minot on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder were Minot
visitors on Monday.
Mrs. I.uella Gunter and Miss Bessie
Etter were shoppers in Minot Monday.
Melvin Shaffer shipped over Il ton
of turkeys on Monday.
Grandma Dickerson is now taking
treatments under DR.. Wood and is re-
ported to be much improved.
V. II. Davy came up from Mlnot
Tuesday where he has been canvasing
the sale Of a photograph needle that
can be used many thousands of times
without njuring the records.
The public school gave a Christmas
program on Friday night which was a
great success. Our community is
blessed in having a number of excel
lent voculists that contribute much to
the good Of public programs.
Sunday morning the Evangelical
Sunday school held a Christmas pro-
gram and on Sunday evening the
Methodist Sunday school held a
Christmas program. These were en-
joyed by all present.
The Nazarnes held Sunday school
and church at the Frank Chapel
hmoe on Sunday. After the first Of
the year services will be held in the
Warner house formerly owned by A. G..
Torgerson.
Our community sure has the Christ
mas spirit. Almost everyone has par
taken Of neighborly good cheer in the
way of visiting and fcasting. Among
the few that we know are the follow
ing: Nes Haugen and family and
Charles Groninger and family took
dinner Sunday at Harold Haugen's;
Horace Davy and family at H. D..
Davies on Sunday; Byron Barnett
and family and Mrs. Fl. D. Davy and
son Victor took dinner at Emmett
Davis home on Christmas; Clarence
Weeks and wife and Silas Weeks and
family at Carl Carlson's on Christ
mas; Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Anderson
spent several days over Christmas at
Carl Carlson's.
Ira Shaffer and family, Flora Cog
dill and daughter, Lorene, spent
Christmas at W. S. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard are at Minot
for the holidays.
Morley Chapel and family, Geo.
Waterman and family and Grandma
Waterman spent Christmas at Frank
Chappell's.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28

much thereof as the proceeds. of such
sale applicable thereto will satisfy. The
premises 70 be sold as aforesaid pursu-
ant, to said Judgment and decree, and to
scribed in said Judgment, decree and
writ, as follows, to-wit; :.
South Half (Sa) of the Southeast
Quarter (SED, the Northeast Quarter
(NE3) Of the Southeast Quarter (SE!)
and the Southeast Quarter Of the South
west Quarter and the Southwest Quarter
(SWa) of the Southwest Quarter (SWD
of Section Thrty-two (32) in Township
One Hundred Fifty-two (15o) North Of
Range Eighty-three (S3), and the South
east Quarter (SEa) of ths Northeast
Quarter (NEa) and the East Half UIa)
Of the Southeast Quarter (SE4) of Sec
tion Thirty-one (3I in Township One
Hundred Fifty-two G52l North, of
Range Eighty-three (S3) West, situated
in the County of Ward and State of
North Dakota.
A. p. SCOFIELD,
Sheriff Of Ward County.
North Dakota.
f.. r. LAMBERT.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Minot, n. Oak. 12/14-6t