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fc- 4 PERFECTED FORNEW COMMUNITY HOUSE So I^ r: .• I 4I" -••-hi $35,000 is Quota Set For Grand Forks in the Gen- I eral Qampaign. ^-A i.\ Grand Forks Baptists will open a week's campaign Sunday to raise $35,000, thife' being: the city's share in the "New World Movement" of the church, for which ja -total of one hundred million dollartf Is asked. The total allotment" for, the state is $200,000.\ Four years,aire allowed for payment-, N.i R. LJncoln isthe director of the local campaign, and IB teams have been appointed^- to .''call'V on'* each member of the .,church. The team members will meet at,'the church at 2 o'clock Sunday afterdoon and the canvass will, be finished as nearly as possible on the same day. Rev. J.' ,G. Tork, pastor of 'the church, will pleach, two sermons •Sunday in connection with the cam paign. His theme in the tnorhing will be 1 evening "We Have." PLANS NOW BMNG F( I Second SectfajfrRages 7 to 12 fMfe|M i, 4 i*V jS »/•., i«t» lornlng in the "Baptists Arise," and ]x- 'I Plana for obtaining a new Com-1 munity House are now being consid ered by the public welfare commit-! tee of the city council, the Public Welfare, association, Mrs. Agnes Uex, city social service conirhission er.'and others, and it is expected, that xt:L- lurA«4-U« T„, :nrl r_„ A a definite announcement will be, Wine MOntnS t*eT10a IOr Ap mnde in the coursfe of the'.next few days. •'. The structure at present used for the purpose must be vacated by May 10, so the new plans are being pushed ap rapidly as possible. The benefit to the city from this Institution has 'been great and it is felt that every effort should be made to maintain it. That's what Ma says about those best torn flakes i'v. work' 4 Patter ITS Figured Scrim Reg. 65 & 75c value, yard 36-in Marquesette Arabian Color, Reg. 35c valuer yd.' 38-in ChecIced Bordered Scrimv4^j: value at yard|| Patterris Crgitohe, values .Hp tos75e, .^t yard Right Quality 4 •t vij JW-fV ,J5" v'-j*!^ LEMONADECLUB V,/ FORMED TO HIT WMM MMMG COST The "lemonade" club Is the latest-oigiMilmaiton In .-Grandi Forks to lie formed to cOmbtt the praeut high ooat of living— and drinking. e*' Hie memboreoftbienew or ganization, taking a tip fironi the overalls advocates, arc pledged to drink nothing stronger than lemonade until the preaebt high price of ibtoxlcaOng Uqnom to hmerril. "At the present time whisker, and very poor whiskey, too, can not be Donght for leas than 920 per quart," said one member .of the /dub this morning. "There la no doubt that It la beitig hoarded by bootleggers and oth erir with a view to keeping the price up. There has been a heavy demand, for wet goods lately, and this,' coupled with the shortage of production In the United States, has made profiteering on a large scale possible. "As the government will ap parently 'take no stfeps to pre veut this profiteering, we believe that the only method is ya drink lemonade until the price' drop/' 86 when you nee some of our prominent citizen drinking lem onade you will know why. FOR WOMEN IN OFFICES FIXED prentices Established May Start at'$14 Per Week. Fargo, N. D.. April 23.—The mini mum wage for women employed.in commercial offices was fixed at $20 a week by the state wage conference, in session here. Today the board is d'e •yUlng its attention to wages of wom en employed In laundries. In the scale of wages ITR office, girls, a nine-month period for'.' ap prentices js established, the wage to begin at $14 a week, increasing $2 a week each three months. The conference ma,dc public today regulations prohibiting employers from attempting 19 circumvent the minimum wage by the adoption of a week of forty hours, as S. S. McDon ald, of the wage board, said had been proposed in' several lines of industry in the state.:. Mr. McDonald said it had been proposed to use the mini mum wage scale, to cover :4g hours of employment, and that employers had proposed to pay for only 40 hours .' ISSUE SMAI4J ONOTB6.' Macao, March 10.— Due to' the scar city of subsidiary coins in the Portu guese possession of Mjacao, the Bianco Nacional Ultramarino early in March issued an initial issue of!' 2,000 each of notes of five and {en per cent denominations....and intends shortly, to i£8ue. liip.t.esjof 50 centi denomin ation. Offers these Special Values Thursday, Friday an«i, Saturday Y..V 49c 21c 29c VNM&MEL ii'*^ 0 £s 4 »1WS£MX4 vjt AMHr''"' 1 WAGE "W II" •I 7-T NORTH DAKOTA'S I -J.^Vi"-, VStw.. conference. 'lnt,o.the Ruhr basil* are being discussed. situation,'being about equally distant from Paris and Rome. THOROUGHBREDS ARE ARRIVING AT Horses' Valued at Hundreds of Thousands to Race on May 8. Louisville, Ky., April 23.—Thor oughbreds valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars, the names of which are on the lips of turfmen and race track followers everywhere in the on their trials. A' horse which is sent their tongues record" Derby, perform-i Even now more than twenty of the1,. JJl°re more prominent candidates are re ceiving the careful attention of train ers at the Downs. Naipes of those horses which will attract most atten tion Include Damask, owned by, Harry Payne Whitney,- of. New York On Watch and Donaconna. nominated by fortner Congressman .George W. L.oft, .1 TOE LEGION Mote's a 192Q Lid that's hard to beat~S|ight dip brim front and refup^aedhilnii act ipD on sides. wW edge yritb three rows Notice the "step-ladder'' bow. I?SA LITE«HE,BIYTF .. ''M"- VPENCILS rENU.S 17 I 1 1 ii II a I flbfti vlni^vUoHd AlJi»TIMKS Jvn JUBKR MOTHm MAKB8 SOT'.ONLT-BWIOTW::. v:-Fried ia Maaola OU SOf Alp5MiTe. J-r- Cfeposite ^f6rth»rii 8tate Banlt' 'SICE CREAM t^lan %KWM Y&JP A- GRAND FpRKS. N. D„ FRIDAY APRIL 23, 1920, £33 i?«5 arCTM"* PICTURESQUE LITTLE ITALIAN TOWN SCENE OF MOMENTOUS CONFERENCE PI A general' view of Ban Remo. San Remo, a picturesque little Italian town by the sea, is the scene of the present Allied jrhich is the most important meeting of the kind since the departure of President Wilson from Problems of vital conce rn,. such as the Turkish and jAdriatic questions and the French advance United States, have begun to arrive at CKurch-hill Downs for conditioning preliminary to the Kentucky Derby May 8. The rare carrying $30,000 in added money will be for, three-year olds at a mile and a quarter. their chances fluctuates as turf follow ers report the progress of their condi tioning or hold the' Derby distance in anything like Upset, Miss Jemima. Constancy, I^or-Jejid Topolobampo on the Pacific coast Derby time instantly engages eager! ^me' li*'„ San Remo was chosen] for the conference because of its convenient Preparations to handle the largest crowd in the history of the evept have been made. The grandstand has been, enlarged to cover the pari-mutuel bet ting shed, and will care for 40,000' spectators while the space in front of the stand and on the infield will ac commodate .more than 20,000 ^thers. Matt .1. Winn, general managar of the track asserts that the expertea 60,000 attendance^will not tax the facilities of this racing plant. Meanwhile interest in pre-pdst per-* formance of nominees for the Derby grows from day to day. Speculation on Thrush. Blazes, Paul scrutiny and Is the subject of earnest! ''orJPs' High Command,. David Harum, cials of the state, war and navy de debate. These men have at the end of i.5uJ ?ROOT. R9'f,au• ances for the -Quarter, the half the Miss Jemima, Constancy and I^or-, disturbances in the southern repub-,* three-quarters, the mile and the full I r?".no,Jlr.e ea' 11 distance and can quickly determine able that at lfi&st one'will face the bar-', cjiiests for warships when "there is iio whether a trial1 is creditable or other wise. No horse, of course, Is sent the full distance for .a record yhile in training,, except surreptitiously. The Epworth" League haa ..had a steady growth 'from the .time- of its organization in IS89. Tt':'has .devel oped in method and .extension throughout the. church uritll the number of chapters at home is almost equal to the number of pastoral charges, and in foreign lands the league is established in every mis sion- field A supper followed the afternoon .'meeting.) Over one. hundred young people were present. In the -evening a great inspirational meeting ,held. Dr. Frost, the Fargo and Rev. Keith giving- addresses. .WISCONSIN PASTORS If ^SKED TO DISCUSS THE 18TH AMENDMENT Green Bay. WJa. April 23.—Fed 'eral ProhiBttioii Direfetop Tho'itlast A. Detaney. today, is sending letters' to every Protestant pastor to, the state of Wisconsin urging them to set aside a Sunday' for the purpose -of the dis cussion of the Nominations for the race number \]fc Advices today that that 350 Conference1 Held at Valley City April 21 Starts State Organization. I- Vallfey Cily, X. D.f April 23.—A group conference of ..Epworth Leaguers and. pastors was held at Valley City on April 21. The "meeting was called by E. G. Keith, area sec retary, for the purpose of'organizing a state Bp-worth League! Officers were elected .and tentative plans were put forth, it is planned to' hold in institute, also to "have an Epworth The theme discussed at the con- Turt Sossip has it that, Mexican federal troops* with two can- fifteen, possibly twenty may start. non had arrived at Mazatlan. but there have been no reports of dis-j turbances there or at the other two ports.' EPWORTH LEAGUE WORKERS MEETtmAUXIS ice." The 24-hour day league is a jv inr OPT new plan of financing whereby the l/AIEi Id dLl fUK league will be enabled to support its own workers and to put them around the world. The Epworth League institute is doing a special work. As the dean of ,6ne institute says in speaking of its value that it is "the discovery in the minds and hearts of'young peo ple of a .desire for a' big jyfb." Doe^Blg Work. Life, service work is becoming an Important factor in the.-league"pro- fusp'ces gram In the 57 standard institutes it^slmiWr •Will be seiP in a tional amendtoient. CathOiio pastors very short time, it waa said. Director Delanek. in hli| letter h. a*ked each pastorJ to reserve ope Sunday, at an early date to b* known as "law-enforcement Sunday." .The Jetfer was mailed to apprqxi yaktely^fl^O paatora. *Wn P.- axl"^ Proniineiit .Hoodie 'V P«w«» Aw»jr '~. c.'?* ,, .. Hoopie. •, A&~- 'f. jdnrfton,' .H, A®ht M.—Mrs. drew K^dJe /Of ^to^le died at' conference, the peace PROTECTION FOR AMERICANS IN MEXICO ASKED Government Representatives Ask That Warships Be Sent. Washington, April 23.—American government, representatives in Mexico split-second watches [have asked for the dispatch of war- pt New York Prince Pal, Sterling, I ships to that, country to protect Peace, Pennant. The Swimmer Brok- American citizens and their property, hblt. Golden' Broom,' John 'Crier i' The requests came from Mazatlan alK] Front era, on the gulf coast. OfJi- By Golly, Patches, and partments are investigating 'the ro- (quests, explaining that in times of' is regarded prob-jijCi it is not unusual to receive re- rier. Only one filly, however. Regret, reed for them wop the Derby. She ran under Details as to the requests of the .the Whitney colors in 1915. American agents, were not. made pub- PRISON TERM Time During Which He wa'sjFmirth Under Arrest Will Be De dbcted From Sentence. Paris. April 23.—Sentence of three years' imprisonment was imposed to day upon former Premier Joseph Caillaux, .convcted by the. high court yesterday of commerce and corre-' ""'-ifn.nd.nif „?,h .h. The tin\c d,V1rii}e h,e ference here were: "Institutes," "24- ife"t will be deducted HoweveK leav Hour Day League" and '/Life. Serv- ',ing horn ,Tas him .aseoc,at,on institutes alatpe., held during the summer xof 1919, approximately 3,531 life de cisions were registered, according to •statistics. &*• •WY-^-4 un^ ar" but one month to serve, LAKE REGION SALE OF SHORTHORNS Devils- Lake, N. D., April 23.—B. H. Critchfield of Fargo has been in this city this week arranging with County Agent William Guy for a pure bred Shorthorn sale to be held here .Tune 2. The sale will bo under the oC whlch Mr- ODDOSed to League of Gay is secretary. The proposed sale will be the larg est of the kind so far held in thin city as. 80 head of pure bred Shorthorns will be offered. -V- Mercantile Business At Grafton Is Sold Grafton, N. D.,.April 23.—Art1 im portant business change was consum mated here recently when McDoiiald F&rr and Company purchased the re tail meat and.grocery business of the Exchange Mercantile company. The was business purchased has been running pastor,j for one year We will :Tm- Dtaconebf hospital l\ere. following'.a ^nonOi's «rom jpomplieatl^s mftoni*. 0m was If ol4 Iras 'adyen yaara 'aio"''to -Mr. '•4Je, ..-' .-aj/' tmtalUMit twitiit 6TI to tba iteu^itei ot«Qfc of but is already in' a flourishing condition. "Better Dentistry" .'For-. "LESS MONEY" GoldCrQwn SMT-. .t.V$8.00 Brid|e. .$25.00 l?CH|r Tooth Bridgc exactly what your Worit iftll cosk'UfJ^Tore We bevin your work. Free: examination. Ouaran teett'Vorlt^:. .. EI#ctroPalnle»» V'1 wiii^ -'-M ,'.'i 5 Second Section AS DELEGATE TO DEM CONVENTION Na- tions Missouri Meeting Lasts AlUNight. Joplin. Mo.. April 23.—The Demo cratic state convention in session here this morning voted to reject the selec tion of United States Senator '.lames A. Reed. League of Nations opponent, aH district delegate to the national convention and to return his name to the Fifth district caucus which nomi nated him. The vote Was 1,070 tp 490, four not votjjig. It came as the climax.to an all" night session of the convention in Which wrangling and filibustering played a prominent part. Delegates at ijarge. Joplin, Mo., April 2».—The Demo cratic state convention in session here early today elected the following named men delegates at large to the national convention at San Fran cisco: Governor Frederick D. Qardncr, Judge W. W. Graves of JefCerson City, Dr. Burris A. Jenkins, Kansas City, and Judge John S. Farrington, Spring field. Charles M. Ray, St. Ioui^, and W. T. Kemper, Kansas City, were de feated. 1 Immediately following announce ment of the election of the men, the Ml ^StondanT I S N I E A JUST CARELESSNESS that causes you to delay remodf ling the old bathroom You KNOW you are losing the daily convenience, the protection to health, the satisfaction of possessing a beautiful ^StditdsrtT modern bathroom. Let us estimate NOW. J. L. HDLTENG &G0. PLUMBING & HEATING! CONTRACTORS s,. 4 MM*,: is i_!li «*.*•1?/F4LF^TT*I' k- i! A. W^W •v» EVENING EDITION. convention .took tip the' olection« four woirieh delegates at Jarge. The election of 'delegates' 'came at the close of. what party leaders said Was one "of', the stoYnitpst sessions i# Missouri D.emtSnratic politics. Pandemonium greeted the sitnul4 tatieous. reports of majority and nli^ norlty .minbers of .the resolutions, committee touching on the lUfeagrue of Nations-covenant, the former being an. I endorsement: without' reservations which tend to wis^ken or nullify (he pact, while the latter opposed the league and objected 'to instructing the Missouri delegation to the national convention to vote £§r a planttc in the national platform endorsing the league, as recommended by the ma jority report. The convention adjourned sine die at 8:25' o'clock this morning'. From Grafton—W. E. Black of this city and W. Gilkerson of Winni peg, general passenger agent for the Cirafid Trunk railway, returned to day from Grafton, where they had been in the interest, of the travelogue presented there Ifist night, by the Grand Trunk company. Siaaoissj ROSES, CARNATIONS and FUNERAL DESIGNS RADIATORS Auto Truck Tractor Bepaized and BebnUt. FBEESE-mOO# Ooaru tMd Cores. ZTew and otor» for cil*. 504 Bdleri BILL— riionc 978 SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER':' THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES PASTES AND LIQUIDS THE F. F. DALLEY CORFOKATKMS LTD, BUfPA&O, N. Y. •. HiMiniiriiiiiniiimiiiiiimvinT •. •'.41'*il •i- Loveil's Greenhouse Phone 330 309 X. nth St. Or. Gilbert Moskau DENTIST 191 PHOII Rorthwasta Fourth Floor raoax jrata Bid?. Boema 418 to 430 DENTISTS- DRS. BAASEN, BENSON, AND HAXSON Dr. Baasen specializes in Pyorrhea Suite 12, Improvement Blk. Phone 548 fiiiiiiiiiiiitiimimiiiiimiiiiiiiiitiiimiiiii DR. J. C. ANSON Foot specialist corns removed with out pain instant relief to tired and aching feet nails bunions treated. Over Drug Store Third and Deiters Phone 1310 liMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIlllllllliii rebuilt Badl- LONG'S AUTO RADIATQB SttOP Oraiid rorks The Kinfe of Boot Blacks at Green's Shining Parlor 16 North Fourth Street Next Door to Model Laundry DON'T put down the Old carpet again. M^ke itover into a rug and stain and varnish the border of your room with Carmote. YOU WILL LIKE IT FOR SALE BY HEXSRUD BROS. Mekinock N. Dak.