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PATTERSON

1883 No. 2--EYVES ADAMS
House and lot, H. Bros. Picou, r. r
Ave. 81. Bros. 4 mules, COW, impl,ss
and gears. Taxes $17.22, Int. .ss.
Costs $2.75; Total $40. .85.
1894 No. 2-HELEN ANDREWS
House and lot. McHugh, Road. Aper
McHugh. House and lot, Bldg. Assn.
Road, Ager, st. House and lot,
Hausmann, ST., Lane, Lane. Taxes
$3.50, Int. $1.45, Costs 1925, Total
1890.
1914. JOSEPH c. BERTRAND
House and lot, Church ST., Cissna,
Mensmann, Sule; merchandise, l au-
tomobiIe. Taxes $40. 78, Int. 81. OF.
Costs $2.75. Total s24, so.
1861. HENRY BROWN-I.ot No.
l, Hausmann Map, So. 10. Taxes
si.1s, Int. .06, Costs $2.75; Total
1862. O. A. cooNs-Houss and
- Picou, Kramer, R. r. Ave. Lane.
Taxes $29.69, Int. $1.46, Costs s2.75:
Total $33 80.
1712. DANos & soNs-House
and lot, Norman, River, Patterson,
Road. Taxes s1l.Ss, Int. 81, Costs
$2.75; Total SIS 20.
1890. ROSA HAYS-House and
lot, No. 8, Hausmann Map, So. 7.
Taxes s7.72, Int. ,Ss. Costs SITS;
Total s1O.85.
1s41. DOUGLAS HARRIS
House and lot, No. 81, Nelson.
Thomas, - 5th st. House and
lot Street, Farrell. Johnson, Branch.
I Taxes $1l:Ss, Int. .62, Costs $2.75;
1886. GORDON HAYs-House
and lot, No. Is, H. Bros & N. So. z.
Taxes 1881, Int. IA, Costs $2.75:
Total S11.50.
1867. j. F. ERAMER-House and
lot, Delaune, Levy, Delaune, BEN
vienu. Taxes $2.38, Int. ~, Costs
s2.75; Total s5.25.
1875. EMMA KENT-Lot, Gene
terry, Fl. Taylor, Hanson St., Porter.
Taxes .5s, Int. .03. Costs $2.75;
1912. J. EMMETT LASSUs-
House and lot, Lassus. Lassus, Cat
ereine St., Lassus. / automobile.
Taxes $121.13, Int GOT, Costs $275;
Total $129. 95.
1914. MRS. FRANCIS MOORE
House and lot, Lampo, Cherry ST.,
z. r. Church. Taxes $3.56, Int. .19,
Costs &2.75; Total $3.50.
1876: ALHSSlO PISCIOTTA-
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STAT

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1861. ES
and lot, Tee
Taxes s112;a4
total s15n;1. .
1862. DA
Am 90 acr
below land ID
Jackson, D.
Lane, Bay,o,
(. Agricuul9
D.nuded Cy
inprovenisen1 i
cattle, 8 !
s.ols Take
Costs s5;2SSS rs
1896. ES :
res, Road
$50 acres,
IN by Will
b Jones nge'Ia a
ares, Road
lcricultura
! S55.5566, !
Tfotssl $685.
t4sl. ES
House ana
Amt. Take
F.7l; Tota Toda
'l434. CT
md lot H
Isxes s5.:7
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g4475. NJ
sres, Roa|
Agricultura
Fovenent.s
ultural to
400, Cost
1850. , E]
BROTHER
Lake, Sea
cultural CT
nuded Cypt
Inproyemee1
safts, agril
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NS7 7.60.
l565. E]
House al
Wooster, B
bad, Road
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nents, 2 h
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FRANKLIN

Al. BARATARIA CANNING CO.
Lot, Canal, R. R. Young, Street.
Lot, Canal, Street, Basco, Basco. Lot
Canal, Self, Basco, B. & johnson.
Lots Nos. %, 80, 33 and "a, of Ida
Bell property. Boiler and equipment,
improvements. Taxes S86.26, Int
$4.34, Costs 1925; Total $93 .85.
365. LOUIS KRAMER-House
and lot, Bonney, 1st ST., Bonino,
Bergeron. Lot No. 8, Jenkins, Lane,
c. Bob, Lane. Furniture, gun, Boat.
Taxes $82.79, Int. SAIL, Costs 50. rs;
Total $S9. .65.
387. ARTHUR LeJANNICE-
House and lot, Est. Perret, Verdun,
Adams ST., Kemper. Taxes S11.59,
Int. .56, Costs 81. rs; Total $14 80.
407. ABRAHAM LEWIS
and lot, Meade, Rails, Isabella St.,
Fourmy. Taxes $5.15, Int. .25, Costs
$2.75; Total $8.15.
553. WILLIAM A. ROSE-House
and lot, Edwards, O'Niell, Cowan,
End St. Taxes S15.45, Int. rs, Costs
$2.75; Total 1885.
597: E. B. SPILLER-House and
lot, Kappel, Teche, Gates, Main St.
I automobile, furniture, jewelry.
Taxes $47.64, Int. $2.31, Costs $2.75;
Total $52.70.
6o7. MRS. MARTHA SIMMS-
House and lot, Fourmy, O'Niell,
Fourmy, Fourmy. Taxes $5.15, Int.
.2S, Costs $275; Total $s.15.
622. I. B. SCOTT & ALLEN
House and lot, Young, Willow
st. Lane. Taxes $3.50, Int. 40,
Costs $2.75: Total S12 90
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BALDWIN

1886. MRS. M. P. AUGUSTIN-
House and lot, Road, Road, Francis,
Smith. Taxes $46.35, Int. $3.50, Costs
$2.75; Total $51 40.
1866. ROBERT HARRISON-Lot.
Jolivet, Wilson, Conner, Lane. Taxes
II, Int. .03, Costs $2.75; Total $3.55.
1884. RENE JACQUOT-L t.
Lane, Collins, Monot, Viville. Taxes
$208, Int. 10, Costs $2.75; Total
$4.93.
276o. ARTHUR PREVOST-Lots
No. 16, II and 1S, Nicollette tract,
bounded Williams, Road, Road, Self.
| horse, automobile. Taxes s12.8S.
Int. .65, Costs $2.75; Total S16,a8.
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Contiaaed on sazt @s~
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1883 No. 2--EYVES ADAMS
House and lot, H. Bros. Picou, r. r
ave. q. Bros. 4 mules, COW. impl'ts
and gears. Taxes $17.22, Int. .ss.
Costs $2.75; Total $50 .85.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

Corner Noble Ae and Ash s.
J. e Wbiiefisld Bible scAool snpt
Ars & n Wilson. Choir nirecior.
Mrs Fred nescims. OrEanist
All the reruiar services viii be held
~ fhc shareh tomorrow.
Forenoon The Time q Preparation.
Al night. The simplicity u the
Gospel
70 reu give any attention 20 Chris.
tianirg Ike time % think about h %
wv. Tomorrow may be too late. Many
mau sins away bis day Of grace.
What il HoIB lifef" Come and let
us reason together" saith the Lord
J. W. Knborn. Minister.
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NewS of Old
Mexico

Another great s'riVe. this lime OF
electricians. .s ihre@encd at Vera
Cruz.
Tamplco reports several new eas's
Of yellow Fever during the week.
The Lator Union has threatened
a renerss strike II work is not
resumed in the Gotten factories at
Santa Teresa.
Murgui1's wnrathizers were dis
covered in the CITY of Mexico by
-he Manifestation of GRIEF at his
death.
The increase in consular invoice
fees from three to five per cent has
gone into force.
General Carlos T. Robinson has
been appointed chief of Mili'ary
Operations at Tijuana. Lower Cali
fcrnsa.
The Federal Congress has taken
IN the revision OF Article %. which
concerns the present labor law in
NJ axico.
A bill proposing the collection OF
Consular fees a. each Mexican Gus
tens House was rejected by the
Nations! Chamber Of deputies.
Torreon in the State OF coahuila
his passed law that compels ci.i-
zens TO vote at the municipal elec-
tions or pay fine OF two pesos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

There viii BE- ~ mseiins u Trinity
Guild on Tuesday afternoon beeause u
the Parish conference.
Rehearsal Tor the BOYS cheir on We'd
nesday afternoon 81 o'clock.
Rehearsal of the Adult Choir on Thurs
day night at 10 o'clock.
Meeting Il The candidates Group q the
GirIs Friendly Society on saturday az
Z o'slock In ihe Parish House.
IhsnksslflHg nay there VIII Be-
celebration cf Hoif Communion and
sermon af ~ a m-
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A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder trouble
gravel weak and lame back. rheuma-
tlsm irregularities of the kid
teys and bladder. Regulates bladder
troubles IN children. II not sold by
druggists mail si.25. Small bottle
often cure Send for sworn testimon-
ials. Or Z W Hall. 29SS Olive Street
ST. Louis. No.
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\. y Corn. Broad 81 aad Noble Ave.
Rev J. Eamnnd Thompson. Rector
l23rd sunday afser Triaitylt
sunday ScnoQI Il 9.ss d m
Morning Prayer and sermon af II 8 "a
ssrnon suSisef ~sisvaf3saip
Meeting q he Egsaiug Group = thr
Girls Friendly socle.- on Mondsy nigh.
AZ 7.'0 IN the Parish Hosss
Psrsh eonferenes on Tuesday "a the
churshs New Program. conlueied ~ the
Rev Thomas Bellriuger, = st Jahas
Churth. Oklahoma City, aad fhs ner.
Benjamin Bean q the caurfh ~ The
Ascension Pawnee TIE sonferenccs VIII
begin promptly At o'sloek lu tAe
ef;esnoon and 80 IA the evening Both
sessions win be held .n ths caureh AT
invited
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Broad aud Noble sfTccts
The Big Church With the Big Heart"
Sunday school. 9.fs. with classes for
al ages
Epporh Ieseue. s.so D "a Topic:
~Parinership with Christ"
Morning Worship. Il a. M sermon.
a Disciple Who Blew Cold
EFening service. In D. "a. Story ser
mau. Starving oa Heaps ~ Gold" An
Interpretation n Ernest Pooie's great
story. ~BeggaF's Gold
T. W. Mericn. Choir Director.
Mrs. Il. W. Alerien, Organisf
Jehn A Caiian, Pastor
"SefFe the Church that Lives 20 Serve. =
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nhlloa and Noble

nrlloa ana Noble
nftie Study, AS q. M.
Worship ami Preaching. n m, and
'is D. in.
Jlmor g. r., 3 p. m
81 j. s. e. RI. Gas p 10.
An whe arr not Identified with any
other charh IN this city. whether here
temporarily OF permanently, WIN be
heartily welcomed u The services nnd
fellowship " this sref,
Geo o. Nichols. Pastor.
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Methodist Episcopal church. south,

Methodist Episcopal Church. SOUTH
Oklahoma ave. and Oak 81.
The Little Church with the Big Wei.
come
Sabbath sthool. 9:Gs M r. a.
TunsiaH Supt lie VII be glad %
greet you sunday morning.
Morning Worship, IL m. Topic
''rhe Vision THAT Brings Results
Evening Worship. 80 p. m. Topic
.The Rulders"
Tpworih League, 6.3o D. m. Every
member Is urged 70 he present on time.
lhe new Pastor will indeed be- glad
10 greet yon on neat Sunday.
Virgil Alexander, Pastor.
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Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
gf0 East Sprinqer Ave,

On the 2nd and 4th sunday OF each
month God willing. there shall be
regular Divins Services conducted IN
the German language, providing the
month has five Sundays. II. how
ever. there are only four SUNDAYS
In the month. the service on the 4th
Sunday will be English.
Therefore on the last SUNDAY OF
each month there shall be regular
English services with preaching. Al
services begin promptly az II a.. N,
A hearty welcome Is extended TO
all who wish TO attend our seryicess
+. T. ScHOEN. Pastor
Pleasant Valley, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

Some persons are subject 10 fire.
Quent colds. while others seldom, II
ever, have a cold. You win find
that the latter take good care Of
themselves. They take a shower or
cold sponge bah every day in 4
warm room, avoid over heated
rooms. sleep With a window open o.
partly open. avoid excesses. over
eating. becoming ever heated and
then chilled and getting the fest
wet They. when they feel the first
indication of a cold. they take Cham
berlain'S Cough Remedy without
delay and r. is soon over.
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Preaching a. u 90 a m ana 90 n m.
Young feepls Ineetiug.. go .. II
s-sEer meeting "Wednesday night = 20.
Revival meetings AZ the ehureh VIII
begin on October 18th and oontinne IN
at the e9th. Services daily. 10 % a. ui
ANA 30 .. ~. Rev. ". 5. Ellis II Ada.
Okla.. Is the Evangelist. be Is q great
preacher. ceme an dhear him
g. W. Mcclusky. Pastor.
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ie0a T.. Harrison Ave.
Pastor. r. r. Myers. i0ii L. Noble
sunday school. 1000 q. m.
Morning Worship. HOO n IN.
g. w. s.. G:i5 y. m.
Evening services. 7.i5 ? m
Ma week service Wednesday, ia y. m
The church with a purpose.
Come. help ms to obtain the goal
A cordial welcome TO all.
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First Baptist Chush
Corner Vine and Noble.

Corner Vine and Noble
Teachers Meeting. $3.50 q nl
sunday school al 9.ls a. IN. Ralph
Tarrar, srli
Every pupil urged 90 be present Im-
portant meeting in an classes.
Morning Service, h51.
y. y. i. L.. csc =. m. Every membe,
urged 10 come and bring someons 4
big program
Evening Service, 80
Every one Is cordially invited 10 attend
these services.
+. C. Mcdonald. Pastor.
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sabhath school 1880 a IN.
Preaching. 100 a. m.
\. J.. G.. 4. AZ Gas D. m
Preaching az s3o p. m.
A. r. Godfrey, Pastor.
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~oticr --ro sH-are uuDiieatian "a tnii
column copy mnsi be IN the office bv
.. m. Fridey Of each Wesk No ehHrcA
furnished.
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West Guthrie Methodist Episcopal Church
"A Real Church Home"
Sunday school, 100 a. N. J. r. Gaff-
ney. Supt
Morning Worship II 90 .. m.
Epworih League. G.11 =. m
Esening Worship. : 20 D On.
The puhllc IS very cordially invited 80
these services
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ii2f Wet Mansur Ave.
sunday School AZ AZ a. m
Morning serr-ees: Preaching az II 90
o'clo,k
Night Services: Prcacaing a 7.ao
O'Clock
Prayer Meeting Wednesday. : 80 .. m
Class Meeting first sunday IN each
monfh.
Mcirn Wright. Pastor.
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J. T. NORTH. colpnrtem

ST. Paul ~. E. churen (col.)
Cor Broad and Perkin
Walton Brown, Pastor.
Sunday Sehoo. az l0,00 a. m.
Morning service at 100 A. II
senior League 81 os0 D. m.
You are cordially Invited.
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rlr.t church Of christ, scIenil.t

First Church % Christ. scientist
fi0 North Broad Street
sunday school at GAS n. 10.
SUNDAY Service. n 80 a. IA.
Wednesday. 500 D. m.
Nailce Christian Science reading room
Is now located IN the rear u the ouhreh'
li6 North Broad street open from !
4 m to y. m. every day except sun
laws and Holidays.
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Church of the Nazarene
Corner sth 81 and Warner Ave
Parsonage. 1924 W. Mansur Phone
liiTR.
sunday School AZ a;i5 a. m.
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TUBERCULOSIS

Dr. Class has I'otilise
proof that he Is able %
cure tuberculosis ~ an 4
halnflon In any eiima.,. =
For further information -
address the r. D. Glass
1nhalant Co. Mason Bi3rs
Los Angeles. Cal
Beware of Tmltaflons
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Church 81 Christ
Corner 7th 81 and Warner Ave.
Bible Lessons. 100 "a. m.
Communion service a II - r. m.
Gene aud you viii enjoy these services
Our gulde-~Thc Bible onls."
A. T.. Fireman. Minister.
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DEADLY STUFF
fcebs macaxins,

A drink infsimc vim save nine. IL
its wood alcohol.
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MT. SIR, End SEVENTH DAr
ADyESTTsTs CHCRcH.
300 Blork Easi NIlas 50.

sabbath school at 10 90 a. m.
Bible study from n 90 70 T. 90 m.
Missionary Volunteer Meeting AZ i.:oc
20 90 p. m.
Services Commence Promptly at 7:So {.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-21
SEMFlNAL OF y
BOXING CARD
IS ARRANGED
Kid Ferris of Moorhead to
Take on Horace Smith
Of This City.

Leslie Trotter, promoter for Com
pany NJ, has closed matters for his
Seml-Windup bout to be used on the
boxing card of April 27. He received
telegram from the manager of kid"
Ferris of Moorhead, saying That terms
were satisfactory and that he would
take on Horace Smith of Grand
Forks, for am eight round battle.
Trotter had already arranged for his
opening bout, which will be a four
round match between Irving Quinn
and Young Newark.
The promoter Is very pleased over
securing Ferris. He has seen the
y%oungster work twice on cards and
says that he can promise the fans Il
battle as far as the Moorhead boy is
concerned.
The local colored lightweight is an
ex-army boxer. He served IS months
in France with The 92nd division and
carries a scar from a. machine gun
bullet in his chest. He has press no.
tees showing appearances in prelim-
inaries in Cleveland and several other
eastern cities and did considerable
boxing while in the army. File is
showing up we'll in his workouts.
The main bout will be between Mill
err and Hugo Ryder, if the deal can be
swung. Miller has conceded two
more pounds in weight, and says he
will be willing to meet tho Greek if
the latter can make 100 pounds.
Ryder has quit his cousins in a local
cafe and gone to st. Paul to work in
Potts gymnasium. He intends to go
into the ring as a business. Letters
have been written him in connection
with meeting Miller, but no answer
had been received last night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-21
ONLY ONE REGATTA
PLANNED FOR DULUTH

Duluth, Minn.-PreSent indications
are that the rowing season here will
be limited TO one big regatta and the
usual local meets, according to the
rowing committee of the Duluth Boat
club. And it also appears hat local
admirers of Walter Hoover, amateur
singles sculling champion, will! not
" an opportunity to see him in ac-
Lack of local dates is not i~nterfer-
ing with the d. B. C.'s training sched-
ule or rowing program, and the crews
are working hard in preparation for
the northwestern international and
national regattas which will be held
ut Kenora. Ont. and Philadelphia,
respectively.
Plans are under way to have the
University Of Wisconsin and Univer-
sity Of Manitoba come here for a tri-
angular meet some time during June,
but nothing definite has been an
nounced by the outside schools. How
ever. arrangements are going ahead
for the regatta, the D. 3. G.. feeling
that the offer will be f~avorably re-
ported. The D. B. C.. met the Uni
versity of Wisconsin in a dual meet
on Superior bay last the
former crews making a clean sweep.
Ice in the bay still in%tcrferes with
n outdoor program of the oarsmen
n Walter Hoover is the only one
to work out over the course. The
rowing committee has made several
offers to bring scullers here to race
Hoover, but so far the advances have
been disregarded.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-21
MEET "HINKEY' HAINES.

lhiS SeI16l yOuIlSSLeT IS getting a
tryout with the American league
champion Yankees and if he doesn't
deliver in the big show he will have
added some interesting dope to the
book of 1922.
Haines was introduced to big league
fans as a Yankee last summer. Hug
gins GRABBED him after Hinkey had
graduated from Penn State and then
after giving him a brief trial, farrned
him to Hartford in the Eastern league
where Haines played the outfield and
hit at a 800 gait.
Haines has a rep. 40 a star athlete.
Born in Red Lion, Pa, Dec. 20, 1898,
he attended the high school there and
starred in all major shorts. He en-
tered Lebanon college in 1916 and
stared there. Two years later he en-
tered Penn State and sh0ne as bril-
ltantiy there. He was q star OF Hugo
Bezdek's famous eleven Of 1920.
He is a husky gent, ITO pounds on
a 5 feet 8 frame. He is sincere In his
efforts TO add q big league career to
his sport record, which is helping him
considerably. The one thing that han
dtcapg him now IL HIS hitting. And
HusSns believes that can be remedi.
Anyhow. Mr.. Hinkey Haines vi,
beaf Watching. AK Hugo Bezdek.
w., II
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-21
TRIP ANGLING
F0RHURLERFOR
EASTSDE TEAM
Efforts Are Being Made to
Secure Andy Gill, For
merly of U. N. D.

In all probability Andy Gill, former
University Of North Dakota director
of athletics and one Of the most pop
ular baseball players in this section
of the country. will play on the East
Grand Forks baseball team this sea
son. Manager Trip of the East Side
aggregation is in communication with
Gill, who is coach at the University
of Kentucky, and states that there
probably will be no difficulty about
The terms. Tripp is asking Gill to To-
cate a good pitcher for him, as he is
not quite satisfied with the rating OF
those he has on the string at present.
The East Side candidates took their
first workout Thursday afternoon and
will be on the field again today. Con-
siderable work has been put in on the
diamond and it is in fairly good con-
dition.
Trip has three or four local mound
artists to pick from and no doubt
some of them will be used all season.
O'Riley, Goldberg inc Olson are avail
able and the manager expects to hear
from Jennings from this side also.
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Anthony, spot. .5.12.

LIBERTY BONDS.
New York, April 21.-IAberty bonds
closed: 8 IFS s9.ss; first As 1910
bid; second Is Ss.46; first i IA 1882:
second 4 las $3.50: third fits ss.s8:
fourth 4 1-4s 1855; Victory 3 "a
10O.08; Victory 4: 3-4s 100.74.
PRODUCE.
New York, April 21..Butter bare
ly steady. receipts 10,003.
Eggs, Arm; receipts s2,411; fresh
gathered firsts 26@27 1-2; storage
packed extra. frsts 2s@30.
Cheese, steady; receipts 1888.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-21
PROBE DEATH OF YOUNGSTERS
IN GAS%ETLLED sHOCsE.

Houston, Texas. April so.-Author-
tiles today were INVESTIGATING Inc
death OF three young children found
huddled together In bed this morning.
The Fsdead were william Mathis,
Eagsd nine; Elisabeth Mathis, 8. and
Horace Mathis, 8.
b children lived with their father
? grandfather. their parents bsine
Eseparated: Aec0rding rs M police.
(scyldence tnAicAtes they stefe smur.
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camps of the dominion-an ideal
place to acquire a wonderful physique
and the hardness and ~fearlessness
needed in the ring game. He first
gained attention through his success
in inter-camp and inter-district tour
neys.
He stands 6 feet ~ inches tall and
carries well his 240 pounds of bone
and muscle. He is built lighter
through the hips and legs than the
average man of that weisht-which
ance.
He is only twenty-three years of
age-which gives him several good
years in which to acquire moro ex-
perience before training becomes diff
ficult.
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(By Norman f.. Brown

VDy 1NOI IEIdaI H. oIUWH.J
Canada is making herculean efforts
to place a star heavyweight on Jack
Dempsey's trail. New candidates tor
the heavy hope class are bobbing
I'm daily and are being looked over
carefully by Canadian sportsmen in
the hope that M of them will show
signs of developing into a first rate
contender for the title Jack holds.
h man to make the latest bid is
Elziar Rioux.
And he appears to be the best pros
pect to date. For he has in addition
to the physical requirements for the
task. plenty of speed and a good
think-tank.
Rioux from the lumber
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-21
WEISSMULLER SETS
ANOTHER NEW WORLDS
SWIMMING RECORD

Milwaukee, Wis, April 20.-Johnny
Weissmuller, crack swimmer Of the
Illinois Athletic club, lowered the
worlds record for the $50 yards back
stroke in an exhibition at the Mil
waukec Athletic club tonight, finish
ing the distance in 1:45 rs, or 3 80
seconds better than the record made
by Perry McGillivray of 1:4S As.
Norman Ross, also of the I. A. c..
failed to lower his own record for 500
meters. He made the distance in
6:4S 2-5, which was . As seconds
slower than his RECORD of GAS 3-5.
The athletic club tank is seventy
i've feet long.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-21
THREE-YEAR-OLD is
in CHILDREN'S ARMY

Cincinnati, April 20. - Twenty-six
children. the youngest of whom is
Helen Hicks. three, of Guthrie, Okla,
whose fathers are political, prison
ers," were brought to Cincinnati today
with a number Of mothers, members
of the children's crusade in. the
cause Of amnesty. The children are
enroute to Washington where an ap-
peal will be made to the PRESIDENT,
The start was made from St. Louis
April 16 in care of Kate Richards
O'Hare,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-21
DAVE ROBERTSON IS
RECALLED TO GIANTS

Norfolk, Va, April 2O.-Dave Rob
ertson is to go once more to the New
York Giants. Robertson received his
unconditional release today from
Pittsburgh and was ordered by John
McGraW. manager OF the Giants, to
report to him at once.
Robertson broke into the bie.
leagues with the Giants in 1914,