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Schenk, will leave to-day. motoring to
Columbus. O. to attend the commence
mcnt exercises at Capital City, June 10
10 Is.
Mrs. Jacob Birmingham and Mrs.
Charles J. Proudfoot. have returned from
burlington. VI. where they have been
attending the international convention
held by the Kings Daughters. During
their absence Mrs Erittingham and
Mrs. Proudfoot were in Montreal, Cam
ada. while there Mrs. Birmingham met
with an unfortunate accident. Nhiie
Visiting the Cathedral of Notre Dame
she made a mIsstep in descending the
stone steps leading to the edtfice and
sprained her ankle.
Mrs. Allan Burt Is at Salisbury Acad-
cmby, where her son, David, will gradu-
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a,nss Leo Circle Entertainment

Under tho direction OF Mrs. Walter A.
Kelley. a one act comedy was presented
last evening on the lawn OF Miss Alma
Eubbard's home a. Hueoards Lane. oy
Miss Eleanor Clark. Mr.. Robert Fer
mar, Miss Josephine Cox. Miss virginia
Moore and Miss Elizabeth Beans The
NAV was followed by lawn fete. Com
r,tttees in charge OF arrangements were
publicity-Miss f liza ct n Beans
chairman: Miss Virginia Stifel and Miss
Katherine Pfarr.
Ice cream-Mrs. Clarence Fenny.
chairman: Miss Blanche Storer and
Mrs Lee Hill.
Cakes-Miss Virginia Higgins. chair
man, Miss Jane Jefferson. Miss Margar-
81 Darrah and Mrs. John Reid.
Candy-Miss Elizabeth Frissell chair
man. Miss Ruth Holden and Miss Fir-
gsnia Moore.
Mattresses - Miss Blanche Storer'
chairman.
Punch-M!ss Elizabeth Hupp. chair
man: Miss Eleanor Taylor. Miss Vlr-
Stnia Stife land Mrs. Ivan Fawcett.
Lightiny-Miss Eleanor Taylor. chai--
man: Miss Alma Hubbard.
Theatrical-Mis Elizabeth Hugus'
chairman.
Chairs and tables - Miss Eleanor
Clark. chairman: Mrs. Earl Busby.
Reception Committee-Miss Rather
Inc Pfarr, chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
Country Club Dance.

A large crowd is expected TO attend
tbs dinner dance tonight at the Country
CIuh which will be the first dance
GIVEN since Memorial Day. May 80. The
bo, weather will no doubt draw many
d,n.rs and dancers TO the club tonight
in search OF cool breezes.
Miss Catherine Aul will entertain
party OF twenty guests IN honor OF 1eW
school friends. who since the commence
,nent exercises at Mount de Chantal,
have been spending the week here as
her guests. Her visitors are Mr.. and Mrs.
4 hanover and Miss Marguerite
KuIn Of Canton. Miss Virginia Brennan
Of Scottdale Pa.. and Mr.. Lewis and
Mr. Mont Hassler, Of Canton, o.
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wedding Tomorrow

The wedding Of Miss Elsie Dorothy
earle, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. william
Carrie Of Leatherwood and Mr.. Harold
Hervey Roach Of New Cumberland. W.
Va. will take place Sunday evening at
the homo OF the brides parents. The
ceremony will be performed at eight
o'clock in the morning in the presence
OF only the close relatives by the Rev.
J. VI. Potter. pastor Of the Vance Mem
orial church at Woodsdale.
The bride will wear frock OF brown
and tan crepe embroidered in bright
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GIRL OF Y FACES
CHARGE OF MURDER

Washington, Pa. June 9.-Charged
with killing her father. 2 year old Mary
SorIsnski. today sat In the juvenile
court detention room here and played
checkers The child according 10 cOun-
" detectives told them that she shot
her father in their home at Mariana
last night after he had beaten her for
asking for more food. Court officials
said that tho girl would probably face
a murder charge but they did not know
when she would be arraigned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Toxic. June Cry Tho Associated
prcss)-Admiral Barton Kato today was
offered the premiership Of Japan. He
asked time to consider whether he would
undertake. tn form cabinet 10 succeed
tina, ~ Premier Takahashi. which re-
signed Tuesday. Admiral kato headed
the Japanese delegation 10 the Wash.
ington Arms conference.
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The Kings Daughters

Tho King daughters Of the First
Christian church. wtl he entertained IN
their final business sess!o non Monday
evening ~ Mrs. W. II. 'nlV'S' IN her
home a. Birch Lynn. A short program
viii he given and refreshments will be
served. Tho circla VIII continue 10 meet
during the summer, but session will be
only social.
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9reaS Drama Club.

At the home Of Mr.. and MIS- Jonn "A
Howard Monday evening. tho |teeN
Drama club will have their last meeting
this season. presenting George Bernard
Shay's The Lady OF the Sonnets, on
the lawn. After the performance a pic
mic supper will be served.
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colored wooden flowers and a lHghorne
hat lace and flower trimmed. AS her
corsage she will wear Aaron Ward roses
Roses will be used in decorating the
home. There will be a wedding break
fast served after which the bride and
groom will leave for an eastern wedding
trip later taking UP thc-r home IN Steu-
oenvtlle.
Miss earle IS a graduate OF Wheeling
High school and of the West Virginia
University. Mr.. Roach Is the son 81
Mr.. and Mrs George Roach Of New
Cumberland and a former student Of tho
University. He Is connected with the
q counting department OF the WcirtUE
STEM 6; Iron company At Weirton.
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Give Dinner for Miss Dun.

On Thursday at l o'clock. the sisters
OF st Joseph at the Wheeling hoSpN8'
entertained with a dinner In honor oil
Miss Frances Dun. who has been en-
ployed bythem fcrthc past twenty-five
years For the past several years MISS
Dunn has been In charge OF the launorH
The girls OF the laundry also en1oyeu
the occasion. The afternoon was spenN
In various amusemeuts. dancing being
rho chief diversion. In tho late after
noon q delicious luncheon was served
and the guest OF honor received many
beautiful and useful gifts which were
very much appreciated.
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~acade1ny Club Dance.

Wednesday evening. June 81. the Ma.
cademy club will give tho second OIL
their series Of summer dances. Inc MOL
son Naples orchestra Will provide H'u-
sic for dancing.
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Mrs. Mcclure. OF North Front street
entertained a number OF her friends yes
terday al her home, giving an informal
party The guests spent the afternoon
at sewing and tea was served at
o'clock.
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|Siociettu'

tain on Monday giving a luncheon TO
number OF friends If Miss Marguerite
Yirgling. In her honor. Miss 1ingunG
will be bride OF next week. Afesr
luncheon the afternoon hours Will lie
spent a, bridge. There Will be lively"
guests. friends Of Miss Ytugling. from
Bridgeport. Rcllaire. Martins Ferry and
St. Ciairsvilie. o.
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CRUMP-FREDERICK
WEDDING At NOON
BRIDES HOME AT WooDSoAnh
WILL BE SCENE OF PRETTY
CEREMONY.
Dancing Party win Be Given TUESDAY
Evening To The Younger
Set.

The wedding OF Mrs Hazel FREDERICK,
well known soprano OF the First In'eeo
Presbyterian church, and DR.. harry
Crump OF Lakeside Hospital CleVe4anu'
o.. will occur today at noon al tns
home Of the brides parents. MT. anu
Mrs. W. A Sonderman at "oooSoeAe'
The service VIII be very simple. per
formed by tho Rev. Chas. II. Robinson
pastor OF the First U. p. church. Oniy
the immediate family OF the bride Will
be present.
Mrs. Frederick will be attired IN
handsome travelling costume OF DARK
blue crepe knit embroidered IN Paisley
wooden trimming. She will wear
smart hat OF the same shade as her
quit. trimmed In the varied shades or
Paisley.
Mrs. Frederick has for some time
been a well known singer IN wheeling
prominent in musical circles. possessing
q sweet and we'll trained soprano voice
which will be greatly missed at the
church where her singing has been 50
much appreciated.
Immediately after the ceremony they
will leave for an eastern trip after
which they will be at home in Cleve-
land. where DR.. Crump will continue his
medical work at the hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Have you tried FricXs laundry blue?
A modern blulng; contains no acids or
ChemiCals.-Adr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

II IS always shock 10 the commoncr
% discover that a famous man can get
mad all over" Just like anybody else.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
p,4>-eained for 3usatz.

Mrs. Lawrence F.. Sands entertained
yesterday. giving luncheon at her home
on South Front street In honor OF Mrs.
c. E Hoffstadt. the guest Of Mrs. B. w.
Peterson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

rosenb Raslsta OF the South side mas
r.turped home from Washington, Pa l"
wand = few DAYS with his parents "'-
sora leaving 10 travel with Chautau-
qua company during tho summer
months. an
wright Hugus who was recently OPP
grated on at local hospital Is repof'e
improved. ,, T., r,.,dinr
this week and part Of next touring III"
southern end OF the state.
clark Fulton returned home To SPe.u
thu summer vacation with MS parent"
yesterday. s,-sa+ ,ert
...,--ioy for hans!ns. ''''N'' were
has secured a position in the automooi'e
industry. - c,,,
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney GIN
ton r. Campbell and Attorney Charles j.
Smith will leave next week Tor "eeN
fishing trip on the south prancn Oh '"e
Potomac.
Mrs. w. NJ. Moore and baby. Charlotte
OF the Island. have been Nislt'nE 80
Noore's mother and father. MT. ann M'9'
rohn Robinson, at st. Clairsvilie. y.
Mrs J. w. Kaiser. Of t"'CmouS' w.
Mrs George Fern. Of Stockton. Fai1t.'
8,
ere visiting their niece, Mrs. VIII Moore
~ ber home on North Wabash street.
Mrs Amos TAYLOR Is very sick in a
cleveland hospital. Her husband is also
very III IN a saltorium. At Rocky Glenn
McConnelsviIlc. o. Mrs Taylor is a
sister Of Mrs. VIII Moore. Of the Island
Mrs John Sweeney. Of Highland ParH'
has returned from washington, y. g.
and New York city. with her daughter
Miss Virginia Sweeney who has been
a student at 'Rriarcliffc
Mrs. r. u. Drinkard. with her three
children and nurse. have motored 10
Canada, where they will spend the sum
mer I'm the lake region Of Muskoka.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schenk. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Stroehman and their daughter.
, Miss Irene, Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Schmidt and Mr.. and Mrs. John ..
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Art Study Club

Yesterdays meeting Of the Art STUDY
Inch. the final one OF tho season. was
marked by one Of the novel displays for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
Entertains Bride.

Miss Margaret Yingling. whose wed
ding TO Or. Robert \. Stack OF Cincln-
natl, will be one OF the most prominent
social events OF Martins Ferry. was
Entertained on Thursday evening by the
young ladies OF ST Mary's church in the
.ndolity rooms OF the church. A shower
was given and many beautiful gifts OF
silver presented to tho bride. Delight
full refreshments were served at tho
conclusion Of the evening.
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For Brtde-Elect.

Miss I.orcua Schenk eut"rtains a few
Of her friends at an Informal party
given last night At her home In Woods
dali. FOR the Misses Matilda \. and NIL
drcd l.. Dumas. who will be brides OF
late June The evening was spent at
cards followed by dainty luncheon OF
attractive appointments. There were
twelve guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Canton crepe has chosen peri
Wrinkle blue as a fttIns SHADE III
which to develop this frock sleeves
and pockets, cross-stitched In iris
silk. arc unusual. The trock IS a
.,,pover affair with adJuStaoIe
alastic waiStband
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
About People
Movements OF Individuals To Ana
Prom The Ctty.
AT THE HOTELS

windsor i. J. Miller. Cincinnati
Neil Turpln. Akron: +. i. Joyce flt,S-
burgh; Jean Talk, Cleveland; Evan NJ
Roberts. Pittshurgh; c. c. Wilmer
Pittsburgh.
stamm-W. H. Keim. Elkins; {. H.
lpensmore. Marietta; l.. II. Dell ''eNo'
land: Alex Mitchell. New Matamoras'
Grand Central-M. +. Atwood. Akron
lJ, r. stool. MorCantown; Fred Shine'
Mannington; G. r. Bates Sa'e"l' "'
John Albert. Moundsville.
Rogers-F. q. Wolf, Columbus; John
Nauck. Pittsburgh; H. c. burton Hun
tinr,on; r. I. Colby. Parkersburg; w. A
young. Pittsburgh; w. II. HUFF CiarNs
burg. z, n
Mc1ure-F. II. Ward, Woodshelo. -
n NJ Scott, Grafton: {. T.. King, PhlIa'
deIphia; f. X. Reed. Portsmon" J. W.
iDuncan. Charleston; f. G.. ''TS' MOT
| gantoWn.
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Dancing Party.

Invitations were issued yesterday by
Miss Madelyn Meiss OF Elm Hurst FOR
a dance which will be given at the
Country CLUB. on Tuesday evening
June 90, for her two school friends Miss
Jessica Barber. and Miss Anna Hanktn-
son OF Minneapolis. who will arrive next
week from New York where they have
been attending school at Rose Mary
Hall. Greenwich. Conn. Miss Weiss re-
turned this week TO make arrangements
for the dance and will leave on Sunday
for New York. motoring back with her
mother and father. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Weiss. In New York they Will meet
her friends and return with them. They
WILDE here for about ten days.
Following are the Invitations:
Miss Madelyn Elizabeth Weiss
Requests the pleasure OF your company
Tuesday, the twentieth OF June
At nine o'clock in the evening
Country Club
Miss Ann Hankinson Dancing
Miss Jessica Barber Please Reply
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PARTY at I-oydvillo

Miss Letitia Kennon, Of ST. Glars
willie. o.. entertained a number OF her
friends yesterday at I.oydrille Welcome
TIM. giving luncheon. Her guests
were:
Misses
eusI. w.gner Jane Razlett
I-I-gI,,o Harper Katherine Burris
A1,cs Norton Lois leaper. Of St
poss wood Cla!rsville. 0.
No.. E.,,, Stesnrod Amelia Norton
nm. Russeu Bette Bloch
Elizabeth Kennon. ofLydia Speidel
st. Clairsville
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r,nnehson for Hrids-to-Be.

At her country home near st. Glars
Vile, O.. Miss Pearl Waddell will enter
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rwiE Garden Party.

seventy-five tables have been reserved
for the garden party to be given this
afternoon BY the Gift Shop Twig on the
grounds OF the beautiful home Of Mrs,
Arthur Stifel. The Pines" at Hub
bard's Lane. There will be about three
hundred guests during the afternoon.
bridge and needlework offering tho en-
tercainment Tea will be served at 5
o'clock. II the weather Is untayorable
for ihe out-ot-do"r arrangements the
guests will be entertained in Mrs.
Stitels home
Charming pillows made OF attractive
shades o. linen and novelty bridge covers
both embroidered n linen flowers ~ n,
be among the novelties offered for sale.
Proceeds from the party will go TO tn-
Ohio Valley General hospital. Hos
teSses this afternoon who make up the
membership % the Git Shop Twig:
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W. F.. RoS nh arthur Stlrsl
Summer Jones z. E Fra nEhe'rn
Hal Spe.dcl George LIST
=. &. Nayiur -. T. Weiss
baird Mitchell Frank Warehouse
II. +. Behr.,ns Harry. Eckhart
Among the reservations received arc
the following:
,uesaa mes
H:rry fiazIetr William Moore
W l.. Saith Harry Evans
Henry $,.ifel i. d. h1erriman
George how Charles O'Brien
*. r. Kitchen w. S. Fulton
JOHN BlOyd John Troll
William +. Stitel Is. +. Career
]. = He&rne Edward Hitchman
b. w. Peterson F L.. Hupp
John 5. .SayIor Byron Nickerson
John o. Schema Frank Stamm
". O. McCluskry Percy Norton
Alfred SOMEHOW William Glessner
Latane McLain Walter Higgins
G. y. Hancher Morgan Vester
Ch3rles Beekm::n -. Stifel
Jcrn Madison lanes Terrell
W. Hawkins y. l.. King
George h. Siifel 4. j. Neuhart
\. Egerter Charles Ande, son
Frank . Brien Carl Schmidt
Earl sass Newton Waltz
Harry Ffjeuel c \. Aul
Lena Schwtrt:egCr Charles Watson
T. :, Riley y. A. HaninS
Joseph \ayior g RuSscll Hubbard
Alexander Glass GihS0a Caldwell
W. y. -. -ndn Louis Gruhb
Alfred I.,ui} James X. Hall
Emily r. Allen Archie PAUL.
John REID
VI Sses-
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birthday Party.

4; her home in kirkwood on Thur'
Cay c<eninc Miss I.nrena Harshe CAV
a dancing party celebrating her birtF
day Luncheon was served AT 'he cor
ciuS'ou OF the evening Inc guess
were:
Misses
r,,-,,.r ErinLman Tncz Thompson
N,,,.~,-et ErrhS Gertrude Eden OF
T,.;.r Slik.- Garridun. ia.
R.,,l,h Co-uth T.orera Harshe
HcsSrS-
Harry Esltz BERNARD Ross
Fart Dchsenhetn
NeSSrS and MeSda meS-
~ p Marsh |. +. HARRISON
L. T. Eden ". \. IohO
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-09
Official Proceedings
OF COOK COUNTY, MINNIE
sofa.

Board of County commissioners Of
Cook County, Minnesota, met this .th
day OF March, 1922, at y. ~. par
suant to CALL being the reg :I;" month";
ly meeting day of said Boa'!
Present: Commissioners Alien, Dally
and EllQust.
Ahsent: Commissioner PeuerSnl III
Chairman Engelsen.
The minutes of the previou, n,.>'i:.g
were read and upon notion duly ~ ;Ie
Land carried, approved
The appointment and oath Of office
OF A. l.. .EllQuist as County COmms-
sioner OF District no. L. was receive
and fled
1t was moved and carried that G.. r.
be appointed assessor lor the lnor-
ganized territory for the year 1922
Upon motion duly made and carried
the following We're appointed l.lec; ion
officers for the Cnorganized "":'',o'y
for the year 1922.
Henry LeSage, Judges.
r.: E: NJ Falconer and John ".
Clark, clerks.
a communication WAS received /: en-
Peter Anderson, asking fc,. financial
medical treatment in Dul'''': was read
! and the same was referred to !,onnl,s-
sioners Allen and Baliy, with au:l'oT~
itS ~ leAiueI Sucll i.t|S!S I:ntc IT'S III
their Judgment they .nink necessary.
The Bond OF Matt -ts,hnesn ~ t'i..l:
of the District Court in the S;ll,I Of
81 900 0U with John Fl. Wir:;c~ Louis
Engelson, Hans Toftey and Ed 'roftey
as suretles, was upon motion dui,
| made and carried, approved, said bond
to take effect upon the fling Of ir"
written appointment
| - 1t was moved and carried that :he
monthly allowance made for Mrs. E,.,
| ST. Jacques be issued to her n IT,
| form Of order for supplies in ,nct
| of the AUDITORS warrant, as prr:',uS.,
| done.
| ~ communication Of C. Nj. Hl',c n.~
| Commissioner of Highways. rcla ,iv, to
! the cooperation of the county ;.nt
townships in road work, was r~..l .':.d
| placed on file.
| Vpon motion duly made and r,' lcl,
| the sum of $4,000 90 was aDpropri.lre>l
| for the Mineral Center-Gran.l I'Ertnye
| road, same to be expended uni1rl the
| direction Of the County Highway En-
| gineer.
| Upon motion duly made and rarr,tl
| the County Highway ..n2;neer w.; ;iu-
| thoriZed to regulate motor traffic over
| roads that are under the sjnris t,!or
| of the County Board, When in h,> ,ud"
| ment, weather and soil conditions
| would result in traffic destrOyn,r and
| excessively damaging said roals.
! Upon motion duly n ade and ,a r:et,
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-09
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Independent School District No. 3,
Cook County, Minnesota

Maple Hill, Feb. 27, 1922.
The meeting was called to order by
the chairman at $3.50 o'clock D. m.
Members present were: Albert Rim.
dahl, Andrew Hedstrom, Peter Rindahl
Andrew Swanson and Mrs Chris. Ev.
erson.
Absent: Hans GlbertsOn.
The reading of the minutes of the
previous meeting were upon motion aD.
proved
1t was moved and seconded that bid.
for wood be let out. One hundred
Q00) cords Of sound birchS wood
twenty-four (2D inches long, to be
delivered at the school house not later
than the 1st of June. Bids to be de.
livered to the clerk and opened March
II. 1922, at 1N o'clock a. m.
1t was also moved and seconded that
the present engaged teachers be in
vited for re-engagement for next year
The clerk was instructed to communi
cate with them.
The following bills were audited ant
ordered paid:
p. E: Aim. five yards of Oil
cloln ........ 81. Il
standard Oil Co., barrels of
gas .... ...... 49,
John Nelson, for material and
fixing of school rig. g... 20 O(
st. Paul Book & Stationery Co.,
library books ........... 81. 7e
Ed Toftey & Co., supplies. 2G.4
Cook County News Herald, pub
fishing ............ ....., 3.5(
Winger & Joynes. supplies 25
Grand Marais State Bank, AS
signee Of V. Johnson .... G. OO
Midway Service Station, bus
supplies .... . 40.
Mrs. G. w. Robertson, board
of Fred Hays ...... IS 90
Gust Anderson (142 OTIS. of
milk and supplies .... IS. q
No further business appear ing boa r(
moved to adjourn sine die
BY ALBERT RINDAHL,
Clerk.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-09
CONFERENCE Impaired
NO NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY
MADE NO ENHANCEMENT

Extract from President Harding's
address closing Armament Confer
enceence:
This conference has wrought tru-
ly great achievement. 1t is hazard
Gus sometimes to speak in superla-
tives, and I wilt be restrained. But
l will say, with every confidence, that
the faith plighted here today, kept
in national honor, will mark the be-
ginning of a new and better epoch
in human progress.
Stripped to the simplest fact,
what is the spectacle which has in
spired new hope for the world?
Gathered about this table nine of
the great nations of the earth-not
all, to be sure, but those most di-
rectly concerned with the problems
at hand-have met and have confer
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-09
KELLOGG SENDS MESSAGE
TO THE PEOPLE

To the People Of Minnesota:
l have received many generous in
vitations urging me to come to- Min
nesota and make speeches during the
pre-Convention campaign. Consistent
with my duties, l do not see how it
is possible for me to do so. We have
now before the Senate the Coopera-
tive Marketing Bill, in which the peo+
pie of Minnesota are deeply interest
ed. The treaties framed by the Con-
ference on the Limitation of Arrna-
ments are now before the Foreign
Relations Committee, of which I am
a member. y Following that will
come the Bonus Bill; the Tariff Bill,
the Farm Credits Bill, and other
matters of very great Importance
Il think the people elected me to
stay here and attend to my duties,
instead Of making a campaign for
the want of opportunity ito meet
with them and to speak to them.
i think this is useful to the Senators
as: well as to the people. But III
these times | cannot, merely on my
own account, leave the Senate. II
should be pleased if it were possi-
BILE, ito place before the. voters my
views heretofore expressed and those
which hold upon the great public
questions confro onting the nation
but, beyond the generffo osity Of
the newspapers, It Is not possible
Tor me 70 do 50
my failure % visit Minnesota
q do not wish anyone to feel hat i
q IN mi M &