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Notice Of Redemption
To Holders Of Vebnry Notes and
0thas Concerned
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CALI for partial redemption of ~ per cont Victory notes:
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ner prescribed BY the Secretary Of the Treasury called for
redemption December IS 1922 pursuant provision for
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notes originally Issued lnteres. al the ~
Victory thus called for redemption will said
dempon date December f5 1922 Victory Of the ~
bearing the distinguishing letters G. K or l.
fixed their serial Numbers any affected by
this call for redemption and will become due and payable
principal on May 20. 1929 according to their
2 Detailed information the presentation and surrender
of 4 per Victory Notes for redemption under this call
given Treasury Department Circular Number 2oo dated July
56 1922 copies Of which may be obtained from the Treasury De-
partment division Of loans and currency Washington. D. c.
any Federal Reserve Bank.
A. w. MELLON
Tufy 26 1922 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Chain Letter Worries
Women in Elyria, Ohio

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVlcE1
ELYRIA. Ohio. Sept.-Tne olf
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stomach with one or two Stuarr.s
Dyspepsia Tablets and tackle the
next meal without fear. The aver
age person needs lot OF good food
to supply his bulk with sufficient
from indigestion give the stomach
the alkaline effect IL needs and you
then keep UP your strength. The
big jobs life are no strnger than
big obs of life are no stronger than
pepsia Tablets are really invaluable
to anyone inclined to indigestion. rat
what you like, pie, cheese. sausage.
pickles, fried eggs or baked beans
and let these tablets keep your stor
mach sweet and comfortable. You
can get so cent box OF Stua-t's
Dyspepsia Tablets of any druggist
ADV.
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ROBERTSDALE

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
Gloria Swanson in "HER GILDED
CAGE her latest picture. 9-2O-2
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Be Sure to
Eat Plenty
q Troubled with Sour, Classy stom-
ach, Use stuart's Dyspepsia TAB
lets After Eating.

Just because the stomach gets
sour after eating don't scare your
self into starving. Sweeten your
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Conscientious Check
Raiser in Law Tolls

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV1cEl
CANTON. Ohio, Sept.-Owen Kash
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literary style necessary-no lengthy manuscript; ;,
just relate some little you've seen-sorne
interesting news item that might have escaped the
regular news-gatherers. Remember, you can send
in as many items you wish-and as. often as you
wish-the only condition is that the editors decision
shall be final in all cases. Second Ford Car win be
awarded Tuesday, September 18th. Don't delay
sending your "items"-thereu be Ford Car Gully
equipped with demountab1e rims and starter) award
ed every day until 80 have been given zwayl Keep
your eyes and open and report what you and
hear. 81 will be given for every story printed
Address "Ford-a-Day Editor Evening American.
326 West Madison Street, Chicago, Ill.
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at the FAIR place your order the EAST SIDE GAR
If you tires In 80 90 days. place your order now
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Upon being informed that she had won the first
FORD in the Evening Americans great Ford-a-Day
contest, Mrs Keeling joyfully said:
Some time ago talking to Paul E. Van
Valkrnburgh jeweler at 3148 S. State St. He told
me about buying lot of valuables from men who
made it business of digging in the city dumps 1t
was news to me and I repeated it to several of my
friends all of whom were interested. If it was of
interest 70 them figured it would be of interest to
everybody.
$50 wrote it to the Ford-a-Day Editor-and I'm
owning an automobile for the first time in my life
So you see you don't have to do anything very
exceptional to win of these generous prizes! No
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se.sue Hayakaw. appearing the last

Sessue Hayakawa appearing b last
three days. ~
Priscilla Dean. the popular star Of
Outside the Law" and Reputation"
Wednesday,, in her newest and great
est picture. Conflict" produced un-
der Stuart Patton.
It was only after considerable diff
Guilty that Herbert Rawlinson was OBJ
tanned to play the principal role oppo-
site the star. Straight from his sue
cess in The Four Horsemen Of the
Apocalypse" Edward Connolly was
chosen for the leading character role
the Interpretation Of the subtle
John Remalie."
thousands of readers when 1t was
published in the Red Book Magazine
from the pen OF Clarence Burlington
kelland. Realizing the wonderful
screen possibilities Of the story. Uni
versal purchased it and Stuart Patton
was assigned to direct from the On
tinuity by George c. Hull.
The story Is especially fitted to the
personality of Miss Dean, who han
dies it with marked ability and inge-
nuity.
The latest news reel will Also be
shown the first three days, and Joe
~sSSA 40 "a <AAA
Wet" will be an added attraction.
In 1.-The Vermillion Pencil" a play
involving all, the spectacular incidents
Of old Chinese fatalism, Sessue Haya-
kawa achieves a remarkably artistic
triumph by playing three separate
roles in this, his latest re produce
ton. The Vermillion Pencil" de-
scribed as being one Of the most 81
gantic thrill melodramas Of the year,
-, r-,- t. s-l1
t~erization of a young viceroy Of anci-.
ent China and appears in several pow
erful dramatic scene Later he is seen
as the viceroy grown old and broken
by remorse, and in still later scenes
he appears as Ii Chan, the son of the
old viceroy who. when a boy, had been:
sent to America to be educated. The
remarkable working out of the plot
is especially adapted to the powerful
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The BiG-Town Round-U p
By William Macleod Raine
Copyright by William Macleod Raine

him. From the adjoining room came
the sound of voices. ~
Il thought you told us Mr.. Brom.
field had gone to sleep and the doc.
tor said he wasn't to be awakened, !"
said Beatrice with a broad, boyish
smile at the mans discontinue.
THE person inside wouldn't take
no, miss, for an answer"
H was like US. wasn't hep Did
he give his name?" asked the youne
woman.
No. miss. Just said he was from
Whitford and his daughter ex-
changed glances. Same business
we're on. Announce us, and we'll &c
right in"
They were on his heels when he
! gave their names. III
Bromfeld started up, too late to
prevent their entrance. He stood
silent for a moment. uncertain what
TO do. dlsregarding his nancee's glance
Of hostile inquiry lifted toward the
other guest.
The mining man forced His hand.
Won't you, introduced us, Claren-
don? hegasked bluntly.
Reluctantly their host went through
the formula. He was extremely un-
easy. There was material for an ex-
PAoo1Ol PIS III : InlS room that
would blow him sky-high If a match
should be applied to it.. Let Duraud
get to telling what he knew about
Clarendon and the Whitfords would
speak to. him again. They might
even spread a. true story that would
bar every house and club in New York
to him. M
We've heard. Of Mr.. Durand." said
Beatrice. :
Her tone challenged the attention
Of the gang leader. The brave eyes
flashed defiance straight at him. A
pulse Of anger was throbbing in the
soft round throat.
1nscrutably he watched her. It was
his, habit to. look hard at attractive
women. Most people have" he ad-
,mitted.
mr.. Lindsay is our. friend" she
said We've just come from seeing
HIM"
The man to whom she was engaged
had been put through so many flut-
tiers of fear during the last twelve
ala not matter. But he was still no,
shock-proof. His fingers clutched
tighter the arm of the chair.
"W-what did he tell your" "
Beatrice looked into his eyes and
read in them once more stark fear.
Again She had a feeling that there
was something about the whole afrair
she had not yet fathomed-some Sc
cret that Clay and Clarendon and
perhaps this captain Of thugs knew.
She tried to read what he was hid
ing. CROPPED in her mind for the kew
to his terror. What could it be that
he was afraid Clay had told her
What was it they all knew except
Lindsay's friends? And why, since
Clarendon was trembling lest It be
discovered, should the Arizonan' ton
join the conspiracy Of silence? A.
any rate she would not her
hand.
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NEW GRAND.

The New Grand offers three excep-
At1on1l attractions on its program for
week opening with Corinne Grit
nth starring in the interesting story
divorce Coupons" on Monday and
Tueeday.
tits . story Of a girl whose fam
~ has fallen into poverty and who
xnarrtes a man of means who is
known as the Universal Correspon-
dent, believing that she will be able
10 get q divorce in a ear and live
on yalirnony. However, with the mar
II IS q case of true love and the girl
learns that She canno live without
her husband. Then a touch OF
tragedy and a surprise ending.
In fact, the picture is filled with
many surprises. An all star a 8 sup
ports Miss Griffith in this production.
y: Richard. Barthelmess, star OF
's@Tolable David" pronounced one of
the three best pictures of the pres
ent season, will be the feature at the
Grand theater on Wednesday and
Thursday in his latest First National
attraction. Sonny" This is the
George Hobart which ran 81 success
fully on Broadway last fall and which
was decided one OF the most human
stories ever dramatized.
The story centers about the COM
plicattons ensuing when Joe Peters,
Hoboken poolroom proprietor. re-
turns from the wal to find himself
taken for Sonny Crosby, who was
killed in France. Sonny happened
10 be the last word in money and
blue blood. Joe wouldn't have taken
the job for anything, but-there was
Sonny's blind mother looking for the
return Of her boy.
Simple characterization and intense
" human appeal are the outstanding
features of a story Of unusual dra-
matte interest.
nse OF the supernatural on the screen
Ind in drama are offered by Agnes
Ayres, Paul Powell and Milton Stills,
respectively star, director and lead
ing man of "Borderland." Miss Ayres'
hew Paramount picture which is said
10 utilize psychic phenomena as an
Integral feature of the plot.
y TITS not necessary to believe in
bghosts' to enjoy such a story" says
Miss Ayres. Whether or not you
believe that the dead can communi-
Fate with the living, cannot interfere
with your enjoyment of what might
happen were it possible for souls
passed on to warn the living against
making mistakes"
ItSis said hat "Borderland." which
comes to the New Grand, theater next
Friday and Saturday. will attract
patronage, not only because Of its
novelty, but because of its plot.
The plot involves the experiences
LOT q disconnected. restless modern
wife who Is about to make a mis-
step and Is warned by an ancient an
cest0r who had suffered from a SIM
liar error.
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CHAPTER XVIu.-Cont1nued.

Beat it," ordered Gorilla Dave, his
head thurst forward in a threat.
"Youse got no business here" r.
Friends av NINE" The officer in
dicated the young woman and her
father. 'They wanted to see where
Slim was knocked out. So l showed
'em. Nc harm done"
Dave moved to one side. BEAT
it," he ordered again.
In the pocket of Muldoon was a
request of the district attorney for
admission to the house for the party,
with an o. X. by the captain of po-
lice in the precinct, but Tim did not
show It. He preferred to let Dave
think that he had been breaking the
rules Of the force for the sake Of a
little" private graft. There was no
reason whatever for warning Durand
hatstheys.Were aware OF the clever
trick he had pulled of in regard to
the partition. ..s =
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AT THE REEL

Poppy Dorothy Gish rivals Huck
Finn in her latest picture, Flying
Pat" to be, shown at the Reel theater
today. Huck. o remember, returned
to attend his w funeral Dorothy.
IS Jane" heroine of this picture, is
hiding in her own kitchen while a ma
hon-wide search is being made for
her n is an eavesdropper on all the
conversations being held between her
husband and his corps Of detectives.
OF course, it's a little hard on the
husband, but after you see the picture
you'll probably agree it was just SIM
Ply Justice.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-14
NORWAY

b Norwegian. government has de-
caded ton reduce the taxes OF foreign
shareholders and. foreigners owning
property in Norway, according to an
Official announcement. The taxes have
oeen srednced from one per cent to
one-half per cent Of the value Of the
property. It Is said that the reduction
~ met with a great deal Of satisfac-
ton In commercial and industrial CIR
Giles In Norway. ~
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j XIX.
Two and Two Make -Four

From Maddock's the Whitfords
drove straight to the apartment house
of Clarendon Bromfeld. For the
third time that morning the clubman's
valet found himself overborne by the
insistence of visitors.
Were coming in, you know" the
owner of the Bird Cage told him in
answer to his explanation of why his
master could not be seen. This Is
important business, and we've got to
see Bromfeld." =
Eyes, sir; but he said"
Hell change his mind when he
knows why we're here" Whitford
pushed in, and Beatrice followed
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Eat THE NEW STATES

Fol the first time in Grand Forks
and East Grand Forks. the New
States theater today will present
king Fishers Boost. q thrilling
story of the Mexican border. Neal
Hart is the featured player. The pho
toplay is an exceptionally good one,
its story having cumulative interest
and its acting being of the best. A
Ham Hamilton comedy and the Fox
news film also will be shown. .
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News From the Northlands

came to their boyhood part from
various parts Of the world. one
makes his home in Sidney. Australia;
two live in the United States; one Is
q business man in Bordeaux.
France, and the fifth son is
son from Australia made his FIRST
visit to F,alun in 80 years. while the
others have been home at various
intervals, but the I'VE brothers mad
never been together since they were
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CIvlC IMPROVEMENTS
PLANNED AT BEACH

sBeach,lN..D., Aug. IA start to-
ward the development of one or NOR
parks and a .right-of-way garder
along the railroad track and securing
of funds for swimming pool are tn
duties Of the newly constituted parl
commission here, Of which, W. F
Gushing, editor Of the Beach Ad'
vance. is president. '
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SWEDEN

tn e,enhon -,
and other Swed,sh o;tiAs II. nsrti,,
paralvzed during" the Lost wael" ~
July because the operators went On, =
milton ~ = nrtnctn,s :, .n non L.SGs.
hareainin~ herirr ha.n r-e.nd ny
iateat adv,ces are ~ ths $500 Inv
the onar.tors. -. a. ~, 81, w.
e q e c4 Work a ne s1ysrnment has
The rural iines Gere MT a1,ec.sd h~
Fine disturban nee - ~ -
Ford +. Irt.~~tA
s4ockho1m M~AniwSS5
that Henry rord was AZ. a. sw.Ssn
aaas..cs IN = Az Ausust, ana mat ne :pur-
Nh =. ~ " visi. 49, NJ ts.uay ~
known as the Laestadfantsm Which =
s ~ nsany yeArs wa lquite Popu
ara stili founS NJ. Tnrd usccorSir
- ~ .ouIu. rv.u. Souans
FOR Worhottsr 49, ~ wn,,,d M
eon.e ns WIN ne ieaaers OF me
TO- =. D1t snc concte.e 90.
49,, u liz u!SsuaIon vs. - ~ ~ ~
IT," poD'S 49,.
chndr,n - v.e.tiou.
sroup OF cniIolen; DOT OF sMeu.
ish parents IN Esthonia. have arriyed
ra+ior usn g pe hnu ~: ~ ~ ".
ments have abesn maze ny ne Ns.
coma! sc..Iy NJ =. ~ rS.rssss.0n ~
nasn nre Eui.u.1 ssorr1 .',.h tr,ns
vii b. arranreS everv. vsar IN the ~.
-..
- Long zAIaaul 6e1vAc.
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IN MOVIE LAND

The next Mack Sennett-Ben Tur-
pin two-reel comedy special. under
the direction of F. Richard Jones.
will be 1.-The Shiek,'' with Kathryn
Mcclure supporting the man with tho
tricky eyes,. THE Shiek'' IL an or
iginal story from the pen Of Mack
soned players has been engaged to
support Turpin and Miss MCGUIRE. it
is said. <yEh
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to bring 4 message to Danish Bap.
fists from churches in b United
States. On the occa3on Of this visit
announcement was made that there
are at present seven thousand Bap-
fists In Denmark, and that they
Sc churches. One thousand Oh the
Rautists i've in Copenhagen. where
thev maintain three churches
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Is Fifty Years Old.

Il Fifty 1eRS Ol. :,
The manual training high school,
at Naeaes recently celebrated its
fiftieth anniversary, and on this oc-
casion a large number of former
teachers and students held a reunion
with the present faculty. Several
high state officials were present and
delivered addresses emphasizing the
fact that Sweden had been a pioneer
in the field Of manual training and
inspired the systematic study in this
field in various foreign countries.
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NoFweEtan Coosalate Looted.

Norwegian Consulate Looted.
Advices from Moscow are to the ef-
iect thai the ,safe Of. the Norwegian
.!eSauon in that city has been opened
by thieves, and that one million ,kEo-
ner were. stolen, as were also a NUM-
Der Of Norwegian, American and Rou-
anu state papers. The Norwegian
government intimates that agents Of
n Soviet perpetrated the crime, and
the Soviet leaders have merely replied
that the legation did not enjoy any
special protection.
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STRAND,

AT, the Strand theater this week
Two screen favorites appear in their
latest productions. Priscilla Dean in
the gripping screen story. Conflict"
appearing the early part of the week.
Ind "The Vermillion Pencil" with
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eTOOIS FTRsr,

Marshall Neilan's newest produc.
ton, Fools First" has been named
as the best picture Of the month by
the National Board of Review. In
the publication; "Excepuonal Photo
Plays" issued by the Board of Re-
view, the Neilan-First National film
heads the list Of the months bes,
films. 1.-The Prisoner Of Zenda" and
"Grandma's Boy occupying second
and third places, respectively.
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TWO FOR TWINS THIS TIME

FUR TWINS THIS TIME
Taylor Graves and Harry Depp
look so much alike that they have
been signed for twin roles In tho
sawyer-Lub:n Metro special, Quincy
Adams Sawyer" But we'll wager nine
out Of every ten who see the picture
will say More double exposure. Can't
fool us. That's one fellow playing the
two parts"
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The second national radio expost-
ton will be held in Chicago next
January. 2s&
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Stole from His Father.

Joergen Andersen Of Broenderslev
two weeks g appeared before a
court on the charge Of having stolen
thousand kroner from his father.
It was also charged that he had forr-
ed his fathers name to a check, and
the court, after hearing the case, sen
tenced the young ma to spend eight
cen months in the state p~enitentiary.
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Cavalier Man .
n. Is Drowned In West

Cavalier, N. D, Aug. 12.-Word has
been received here OF the accidental
drowning at Vallejo. Cal, Of sigmun-
der Stefansson. sa /.
Mr.. Steffansson was serving in the
American navy at the time Of his
death. The body is expected to ar
rive here today, and funeral, services
will be held from the family home at
4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
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RON VOYAGE,

BON VOYAGE.
Max Under cables the following
greeting to his American admirers:
Il am home in Paris and homesick
for America" This seems to make
it a certainty that Max will return
after completing his>nine-reel French
production.
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MOVIES N

work OF Hayakawa in this most grip.
ping drama.
Additional attractions for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday include Lee Mo-
ran in Apartments Wanted" two
reel comedy. ~
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Bantists in Denmark.
DR.. B.. Alternately Of Washington,
D. c.. and William Sheppard Of Mas
sachusetts have arrived in Denmark
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-t "G
SocecD0t Kiued.

Nfels Hellesen, a young aviator, was
killed July ~ when his .airplane
crashed to the ground at Namsos
there were two Passengers in the ma
chine at the time and both Of them
were severely injured. Mr.. Hellesen
was q sergeant in the air corps and
on this occasion was plotting a ma
chine for the Nedeman Tobacco Man
u~facturing company for the purpose
OF carrying opt some advertising
stunt. \.
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Continued on page 1s)
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Mrs. Boch-Oleen Dead.

- NTS. B6C0vOlm Dad. I1y''-
Mrs. Oline Bech- Olsen, wife Of the
widely known przef1ghter and circus
manager. Magnus Bech-Olsen. who
appeared in a series Of matches in
New York some twenty years ago,
died recently at her home in Noerre
sundby. The deceased was 81 years
Old.
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Treaty Is Pending.

1E00&y - f62tOI0S.
The sStorting Is discussing a govern
ment proposition to the effect that a
treaty be concluded with Spain where
by the latter country pledges itself to
import a certain quantity Of Norwe-
,gian fish. while Norway must import
SOC, 900, liter Spanish wines. The o
osition has created considerable diff
Guilty because partial prohibition IL in
effect in Norway. In the latter part
Of July 1t was indicated that the fric-,
ton caused by the proposition may
even lead to the collapse of the Blehr
cabinet. ~.