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.C.0|Y|N|.ON.COUNC|L
HOLDS | J |. D MEETING.
Several r Recommendations Made.
ii Message From
Mayor.
SITE FOR OR ANNUAL Al FAIRS.
Negro Thief Sentenced Fugi-
tive Escapes From
Officer.
SITE FOR ANNUAL FAIRS
Tines Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycamore Street,

Petersburg, Va, November 2. #
Tho Common Council met last night
~ Soiclock and adjourned this morn
Ing shortly after 1 O'Clock. The ses-
Il sfon was a busy one and many matters
q OF Interest We're discussed outside OF
the regular routine 1t was tho first
experience Of night session. and this
experience seemed to satisfy the honor
able members, as before adjournment
1T was voted to return to afternoon
sessions in the future
Niessnxe From the Mayor.
communication from the Mayor.
submitting various recommendations
was read. These recommendations en-
braced the Improvement of Brick
House Run. a sewerage stream running
through part OF the city. whose pres
8ent conditions render 1t nuisance.
better protection for the public at rail-
road crossings FL the city, an amend
mcnt to the gambling ordinance. so
that Offenders may be held by the po-
lice Justice: Immediate revision and
compilation of the city's code; improve
nient OF ventilation and water condi-
tons at The city jail !; the purchase or
an incinerator plant: an approximation,
X It can be legally made, for the pur-,
chase OF permanent room In the
Petersburg Hospital; repairs to Bis
hons Bridge on the Appomattox, Il etc.
The recommendations were referred
to appropriate committees.
Is Financial Matters.
The treasnrer's report for the month
OF October showed cash receipts OF
Sc .6a9. and the Auditors report showed
expenditures Of s33.11s Chairman Pat
ateson, OF the Finance Committee, re-
ported recommendation for COM
promise of the suit OF Mrs Alice Rog-
ers against the city for nuisance
created on her property. The RECON-
mendatlon was for the payment Of
500 and costs to settle the suit Ke-
fcrred.
Mr.. Maddox. from the Street Commft-
tee, reported an ordinance prohibiting
on the public streets. which was adopt
cd.
Park for NeErocs.
Mr.. Bland, OF the Public Improvement
Committee, to whom the matter had
been referred. reported adversely on
the proposition to establish separate
park for colored people. This matter
was discussed and finally referred to
the park committee for report
Various street improvements were
suggested and referred to the Finance
COMMITTEES.
RecOdincation OF Laws.
Councilman Hall introduced an or
dinance providing for the collection.
revision. coiifcation and publication
Or the laws of the city The present
code was published in 1885, since which
many changes have been made ana
many new laws adopted. The Com
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pected OF entering and eating mid
night meals in number OF Petersburg

pected OF entering and eating mid
night meals in number OF petersburg
homes recently. was captured to-day
ny Detectives Eanes and Hee1an and
lodged In jail Within the past few
weeks half dozen or more residences
have been broken into and besides
property stolen. the visitor has spread
meals In the dining rooms from the
larders and enjoyed himself at leisure.
In some instances Sunday dinners were
carried off. The last two visitatlons
licences Of e. N. Clements. OF the Dailv
the National Bank When caught to-
day the negro was wearning a cap
stolen from Mr.. Jones and a mandolin
pawnshop.
Escape of Fugitive.
~, ~: e =. steward ~ ware a young white man,
travail Of his cousin. was turned over
TO an officer from that State yesterday.
afternoon and was taken away last
night on the arrival OF the Train At
his escape. The officer In charge OF the
man Is lawyer, who was engaged to
defend Steward He had been appoint
ed special constable to bring Steward
back for trial.
Sent On for Trial.
A. NJ Snead. young white man,
was sent on to the Hastings Court to-
day to answer the charge OF felonlous
cutting and woundtng. The victim was
David Riley tcolored). and the attack
seems TO have been without provoca-
ton. Riley was stabbed in the neck,
the knife blade narrowly missing the
big blood vessels.
Wayerly Cross icolored) Is under ar
rest for uncoupling a Norfolk and
Western freight train in Blandrord, an
act tina might have resulted IN seri-
Gus accident.
Pretty Home Marriage.
At the residence of the brides pa
rents at Prince George Courthouse to-,
day Miss Helen Graves Temple. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Temple, was
married to Hugh Mathews. WE'LL
known young citizen Of the county
The Rev. d. III. Rolston, of this city,
of1iciated The wedding was a quiet but
very pretty home event, at which many
friends We're present. The brides fa-.
Their Is the clerk OF the courts In
Prince George. The young couple went
North on their bridal trip.
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Aged NJ IN ID j.
toET mn rilnes.pI spat.i Z

7557I33 tSpe CIHIstOIThe Tlmes-plspatc h.1 917G9T
. Emporia, a., November Il 2. - The
body Of i aclsaa ,Nyeat theirs, a white man.
aged sabout sei ght ~ " 90 RS. was found
nine mile west OF - mpnr ia, IS Is -. + Of
TIM. the coroner. ieWed Z the remains
and he ed st hat w eat theirs had
probably len into theS cra elk as ma
was trytn 20 CROSS 5si II and a burial
permit was gran ted VA
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Called to Augusta.

.N7.7. ISpECIdI z FIInIbS-JlSpdtCN.J 1919
Alexandria. Va, November Rev. J. II.
Sewer, pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church, has received q call to the pastorate
Of Presbyterian church at Augusta Ga.
Rev. Mr.. Sewer haa the matter under con.
The church to which he haa
been called has membership of ZOO !
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4 Toha coz, FACT tory aurned 4

clal To TheI mes lspa CHI,
S}S oRnY oyerlb erS was re-
ceIyed here frpls spn sYl day
stat that IL he arga leaf hacco factory
hySs IRE an ornir sat arly no III, ffd
br anch The 1854
atac and IL 81 Ing n part ial III covered
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he had to shoot him down. The
wounds are very serious, and the ne
Artz-siiley.

Especial to The Time -Dlspatch.1
Woodstock, Va. November Hubert NJ.
-Artz and Adalyn Gale afiley. both of Wood
stock. WERE married at the home of the
bride by Rev. ]. d. Haymaker this after
noon. Tho bride Is a daughter Of g. W. MI
ley. for about forty years clerk OF the Cir
cult Court OF Shenandoah county. The
groom is prosperous farmer Of sheandoah
county.
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a few of which are given herewith
below. While it is impossible to
print all of the many commendatory
and enthusiastic letters received, the
following are an indication of the
United sentiment which exists:
l. B. Arnold of Duluth, land
agent tor the Duluth & Iron Range
railway writes: est. Louis county
will be represented by thoroughly
representative men. We will try
and make the meeting good one. y
c. l.. Sulerud of Halstead,
Representative for the Sixty first
Legislative district, is interesting
himself with the details of the con-
vention and writes.
81 shall certainly see to it that
my appointees as delegates surely
attend the convention.
J. w. Bailey, president of the
Backus (Cass county, Commercial
Club, gets into line with the follow
ing letter:
Our delegates will attend. The
work is good and / believe we are on
the eve of much more prosperous
times for our northern country"
A. ]. Mcclure, superintendent of
the Northeast Experiment Station at
Grand Rapids, with his usual energy,
writes:
Il will be with you for the con-
vention."
+. ~.
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LETTERS POURING in ON
CHAIRMAN W.R.MACKENZIE
Representative Men Are Realizing that the Development
Meeting, Thursday and Friday, Feb. 17-1S, Will Be
Far.Reaching in Its Results.

While fear is being expressed in
some Of the twin city daily papers
that the reapportionment-develop
ment convention to be held here
Thursday and Friday, February
17-18, will develop into a monster
political gathering, there is every
indication that all men of any pub
lie prominence throughout the
southern part of the state as well as
this section are taking cognizance of
the meeting and the far-reaching
and important results will attend the
getting together Of the determined
delegates of northern Minnesota
who are going to formulate plans
for banding themselves together in
order to obtain proper recognition
ana equal and just treatment from
the legislature and from other
sources that form the powers that
be" and have, in large measure, in
the past retarded the development
and growth of the north country.
That those who have been author
lied to appoint delegates to the con.
vention are really greatly pleased
at the opportunity given to exchange
ideas and form unity plans is
shown by many letters which have
been received by w. r. Mackenzie,
chairman of the Northern Mime
sofa Development association, some
of which have been published and
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Grade 7 and 8. Elmer Ander-
son, Evelyn Anderson, Margare ct
Anderson, Gennita Annette, Earl
Bentley, Willie Berrigan, Alexander
Bryerte, Harry Breen, Jean Begsley,
Jimmie Bergouis, Mary Cahill,
Walter Ciomowski, Alexander
Cameron, Clayton Collard,
Glenn Conger, Marry DeRushia,
Agnes Ditty, Harriet Davids, Effie
Erickson, Florence Freese, Ruth
Getchell, Gertrude Huntosh, Arnold
Hurd, Cecilia Hid, Amanda Heg-
land, Weston johnson, Edith Kelly,
Adolph Klein, Alfred LaCombe,
Raymond Lord, Alma Loitved, VIM.
Leach, Julius Miller, Ruth Miner.
Mary Meyer, James Malone, Jesse
Mcpherson, Ellis Meeks, Myrtle
Neumann, Clara Nangle, Alvin
Olson, Myron Plummer, Irene
Price, Clyde Spencer, Earl Secord,
Ruby Stanley, Olive Smith, Fern
Smith, Mae Simenson, Earl Sawyer,
Leslie Slater, John Sloan, Roy Wells,
Claude Wells, Alvin Weinhardt,
Venessa Warninger, Anna Werner,
Violet Voltz, Emma Jones. Marjorie
Steidl.
Della Johnson, Principal.
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Prof. A. P. Richie, superinten-
dent of the Bemidji Public schools,
has completed his report for attend
ance Outing the month OF, January.
The names of the scholars who have
been neither absent nor tardy during
the month of January appear below.
1t is the desire of every pupil to
have his name appear on this list
and should encourage the practice
of being prompt and regular attend
ance in school. The parents of the
children should take an added inter-
est in seeing that their children are
never tardy or absent.
Prof. Ritchie's report is as follows:
Editor of Pioneer:-Herewith /
hand you my report of the Bemidji
Public schools for month of January.
These figures are taken from the
monthly reports returned to me by
the several teachers. Total enroll
ment to date, 1922; total number of
boys enrolled, SIS; total number of
girls enrolled, 567; average daily
attendance for the month, IS per
cent; total cases of hardness, 90;
number of visitors, So.
will call special attention to the
enrolment in the High school and
the Seventh and Eighth grades.
Enrolment in High school, 10;
as boys and IS girls; Seventh and
Eighth grades, 142 enrolled; 81 boys
and 81 girls.
With this showing there should
be 100 to IFS pupils in the High
school within the next two years.
The names of all pupils who have
been neither absent nor tardy are
here presented:
Kindergarten-Myrtle Anderson,
Bernice Bursley, Dick Collins, Mar.
gurete Douglass, Claudia Erickson,
Helen Erickson. Lily Hovey, Arthur
Johnson, Henry Jordan, John Koors,
Henry Krouse, Roosevelt Mattson,
Florence McCarty, Paul Melges,
Ralph Moberg. Helen Pepple,
Ralph Richardson, Chester Riddell,
Festus Sharp, Maurice Stoner, Roy
Wilson, Laurance Crantz, Bernice
Kirk.
Miss Demint.
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{ High School-Elmer Aker berg,
Earl Baily, Essie Brannon, Fay
Breneman, Clara Brondby, Ethel
Drinkwine, Vivian Dryer, Delbert
Elletson, Emil Engles, Alice Fer
rier, John Gainey, Hiida Galchutt,
Melvin Galchutt, Ethel Getchell,
Charles Gerlinger, Ralph Oracle,
Augusta Grimm, Walter Jones,
Anna Klein, Stanley Knott, James
Knox, Marjorie Knox, Louis Lar
son, Wayne Lepley. Bertha Mala-
kowskl, Myrtle Methven, Elsie
Miller, Olive Muller, Orpha Miner,
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Ada Warner, George Wells.
Miss McNulty.

Grade 3-Minnie Anderson,
Flossie Baumgardner, Pearl Bot
ting. Rubie Collard, Myrtle Col.
lard, Cecilia Narcotic, Annie Mel
son, Viola Otto, Ellie Robinson,
Fern Ross, Margaret Sharp, Susie
Snow, Marion Clark, Frank Doug
lass, Roy Duval, Joseph Hahn,
Harry Johnson, Owen People,
Clifford Stoner, Roy Wright, FL
bert Vedder. -
lean Elliott.
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Alfred Moritz, Dagny Mosen,
Claude Mc1ver, Mary McManus,
Alfred Neumann, Ernest Neumann
Albert Peterson, Poldia Rauseher,
Alex Ripple, Eddie Ripple, Flor
ence Ripple, Donald Shannon,
Nell Shannon, Robert Shaw,
Mary Simons, Maude Slater, Mar
garet Slough, Agnes Titus, Katie
Workman, Esther Flaischman,
George Morrison.
Grace rGreaves.
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Grade Clinton Amadon. Ella
Anderson, Edna Anderson, Eliza
beth Anderson, Samuel Book, Claude
Bailey, Pearl Collard. Josie Clark,
Robert Douglass, Mildred Dennis,
George Galchut, Arthur Galchut,
Helen Horlocker, Ralph Johnson,
Klein, Irma Kranse, Floyd Knott,
Lucille Moritz, Earl McIver, Chester
Otto, Tillie Richardson, Millie
Richardson, Clarence Rood, Mar.
jory Shannon, John Stewart, John
Stechman, Edith Taylor, Harold
White, Olga Olsen.
Mrs. Dryer.
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TEACHERS REPORT MONTH
OF JANUARY. --LARGE LIST
Data Furnished by Supt Richie Regarding Attendance OF
Pupils During Past Month. ..-Lst Grows
Larger Each Month";

DeRushia, Caldwell Davis, Mary
Gibbart, Arthur Hovey, Ossian
Lindwall, Kenneth Mayer, Mar
gsret McDougal, Leslie Race,
John Secord, Clyde Shadow, AL
bert Smart, Margaret Symons,
James Williams, Harold Kittleson.
Miss Munger.
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Grade 3.-Alexander Brant, Willie
Kraus, Claude Malzahn, Walter
Mcdonald, Earl Price, Edward
Richardson, Fred Steenstrup, George
Teeters, Robert Taylor, Florence
Bagley, Valera Doran, Mable
Engels, Eva LaJennesse, Gladys
Loitved, Cecil Olson, Ardythe
Schroeder, Alice Whiting, Lille
Sandland, Mable O'Berg, Olga
Broske, Harvey Washburn, Clifford
McKirren.
-Misc Roe
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Grade 2.-Frederick Bahr, Willie
Begs]ey, Engner Bodin, Pete
Boulduc, Josephine Boulduc, Clayton
Coyle, Florence Danaher. Avis
Guyer, Eddie Hudson, Irwin john
son, Ethel Marin, Neil Marin, Alma
Martin, Beatrice Miller, Joseph
Morain, Robert Naylor, John Pogue,
Charles Race, Anna Schroeder,
Margaret Teeters. Grace Thome,
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A Citizen.

If the party who addressed a
letter to this office under the
heading of To The Editor" will
kindly write or phone US his name
we will be glad to publish the article
written by him regarding the COM
ing city election.
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Miss Roe.

Grade 3-Harto Aubolee, Martin
Becker, Walter GaIchutt, Loren Hal
seth, Arnold Ilertson, Elmer Ilert-
son, Raymond Johnson, Nary Kittle-
son, Bert McTaggart, Milford Stat
ford, John Schlmer, Henry St. Law
renee, James Roger, Mazle Beau
mont, Merle Butler, Avis Cameron,
Marie Lambert, Margarete Mayer,
Dorothy Nangle, Dora Roe, Eva
Shadow, Flornce 'Severson,. Nellie
Davis, Myrtle Madison, Julia Kisser.
Miss Koerner.
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Grade LEONE Amadon, Isabel
Bahr, Ruth Baumgardner, Amy
auckland, Delphine Beaudette, Dale
Bishop, Roland Carpenter, Willie
HAN, William Halverson, Margaret
Klein, Willard McGregor, Della
Martin, Louie Rudy, Harry Steen-
strop, Rupert Sterham, Fred Snow.
Edison Stewart, Tom Stepp, Gertrude
Wise, Roy Webster, Archie Winter
stein, Willie White, Edward Walker,
Claire Vincent.
n
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Breen, Arthur Breyette, Frank
Breytte, Cyril Butler, Darrell Ellis,
James Gaines, Floyd Hyatt Percy
Hyatt, Mary LaCombe, Dudley
Lane. Harold Lindseth, Elbridge
Lord, Bert Miller, Lenora Ryan,
Edward Sawyer, 1rena Secord,
Esther Tenstrom, Maurice Wit
ting.
M. 7. Flaherty,
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Miss Huntington.

Grade A. Lillian Erickson,
Frances McManus, Josephine
Parker, Muriel Rice, Florence
Taylor, Ruth Tenstrom, Marie Dahl,
Amanda Martin, Myrtle Ellis,
Beatrice Kirk, Martha Grimm,
Elgie Dirty, David Helmer, Gordan
Jones, Clifford LaPage, Clarence
Montague, Will Sharpe, Donald
Smith, John Cahill, Harry Williams.
Miss Hill g
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Grade 4-Margaret Brant, Mar
garet Berrigan, Julia Boulduc,
Larlie Crowell, Nellie Crowell,
Essie Hazen, Roy Johnson, Fife
KIungness, Corinne Lambert, An
ma McManus, Charles McDougal,
Robert Miller, Grace Miller, Mil
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Grade 3.-Harold Horlocker,
Walter Phelps, Frank Clyde, Stanley
Hurd, Oredia Erickson, Sidney Van
Kirk, Ruth Thatcher, Tommy
Titus, Belle Henry, Agnes Mehlhorn,
Ralph Henderson, Harley Trask,
Frank Harris, Stella Thompson.
Grade 4.-William Hart, John
Harris. : :. s'a4s,7s
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Grades 4 and Beatrice ANA
don, Renie Betting, Ellen Breunig,
Louise Erickson, Marten Johnson,
Louise Mcready, Floyd Madison.
Ellen Neumann, Russell Smyth,,
Carl Tenstrom, John Wagner,
Lucille Young, Arrow Achenbach,
Eunice Collard, Mabel Gaines, Otto
Grimm, Edna Irish, Annie Jackson,
Florida LaCombe, Willie Melhorn,
John Meyer, Mercy Morrison, Floyd
Olson, Howard Palmer, Sylvia
Shirk, Bertha Wesley.
Anne Kennedy.
Grade 5-Milre Achenbach, Edna
Anderson, Hans Bilder, Elaine Boyd,
Earl Breunig, Ethel Collard. Marcus
Dicaire, Esther Funkley, Sam
Carney, Severne Huck, Bessie Hun
tosh, William Jackson, Roland Lott
we'd, Hovey Lord, Lucene McCuiag,
Conrad Meyer, Edith Mills, Clifford
Montague. Gertrude Moore, Chris.
Neuman, Annie Newton, George
Peterson, Lylas Peterson, Louise
Pryor, May Ripple, Charles Run
yam, Sidney Siminson, Kenneth
Steidl, Margaret Stoner.
Dora Halcomb.
Grade 5-Dorothy Carson, Ora
DeRushla, Norman Kittleson,
Archie fMandt, Hazel Severson,
Frank Wells, Bernice Malzahn,
Roy Crowell, Ruth Bentley, Lee
MUS Ilertson, Bertha Johnson,
Fred Nelson, Fred Warner, Ethel
Smiley, Myrtle Hayner, Thomas
Spain.
Edith Berdquist.
Grade esther Bodin, Arthur
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Grade 2.-Sumner Whitney,
Lawrence Anderson, Evelyn Kirk.
Wayland. Carpenter, Bruce Wheel
man, Willie Hyatt, Ruth Price, Roy
Moberg, Alice Hammond, Percy
Betting, Beryle Ross, Merle Hanson,
Clyde Scarrott, Clifford Collins,
Hazel Smith, Matte Meyer, Bertha
Webster, Ruth Rice, Glenn Gregg,
Fanny Wise, Willie Wise, Willie
Burt.
IN. Wessberg.
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Grade Palmer Anderson,
Floyd Atwood, Henry Becker,
Walter Breen, Leon Bushway,
Mabel Groom, Philip Denu, Stella
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Delightful Card Perty.

The Catholic ladies gave one of
their delightful card parties and
dances last evening in the Masonic
hall. This is the last dance before
Lent and a good-sized crowd was in
attendance.
Progressive cinch was played un-
til 1880. when dancing was INDUCED
in until late hour. The ladies
served ice cream and cake during
the entire evening.
The party was one of the most
successful of these usually pleasant
social "hops," and every one went
home thoroughly satisfied with hav-
ing attended. The ladies realized
Eeat little sum for their labors.
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Grade 1-Wilbur Joslyn, Clara
Korslund, Julia Korslund, Mabel
Korslund, Harry Lane, Mary Lane,
Sylvesta Lane, Lillian MacManus,
Bertha Titus, Verne Trask, Robert
Slough, John Henry.
Grade 2-Eldon Guenther, Hazel
Harding, Walter Harris. Sanford
Horlocker, Tresie Hurd, Eva Joslyn,
Lloyd Lalane, Henry Melhorn, Letha
Shirk, Victor Smith, Walter Van
Kirk, Daniel Lane.
Ruth Whiting.
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dred Preble, Elmer Snow, Lydia
Sawyer, Cora Shadow, Bazel Sc
cord, George Wintersteen,. Edith
Workman.
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RACE POSSIBLE, STATE
FIREMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP
Northern Firemen's tournament Asso.
Citations Should Have Race Between
Their Champion Teams.

Announcement is made from Cass
Lake that the executive commettee
of the old Northern Minnesota Fire
mems Tournament associat i o n
(Which includes Cass Lake, Grand
Rapids, Park Rapids and fire depart.
,ments on the iron range) has been
called to meet at Cass Lake Febru-
airy rs to set the exact dates for
holding the tournament of that
association, which will be held at
Grand Rapids some time next June.
The tournament of the Northern
Minnesota Firemen's Tournament
association, of which Bemidji is a
member (aud which includes depart
ments west of Bemidji to the Dakota
line) will hold their tournament in
Bemidjl on dates veto be fixed, but
which will probably be July 4.5-6.
1t is hoped that, at the meeting to
be held at Cass Lake on the 18th
inst, the delegates will set the dates
of the tournament so as not to con-
fict in any manner with the Bemidji
tournament; and it is suggested that
a race be arranged between the
champion team of the Grand Rapids
tournament and the team of the
Bemidji tournament for the cham.
ship of Minnesota.
1t is the intention of the local
committees to invite all of the
members of the other tournament
association to participate in the
meeting TO be held in Bemidji.
That the members 81 the Black.
duck fire department Believe in the
catch phrase that the early bird
catches the worm, . indicated by
the following, taken from the
columns of the Blackjack American,
and which tells of the early prepare.
tons being made by the Blackjack
boys to prepare for the tournament
to be held in Bemidji: r.. Z
L. F. Parker has been elected
captain of the running team which
is to participate in the races at the
next fremen's tournament which
meets at Bemidji July 4, S, E.
"Mr. Parker has attended many
tournaments and is thoroughly
familiar with the inns and outs of
these events. The team will be-
gin practicing at once. A hand
ball alley will be installed for use
until the weather will permit out:
door practice"
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The Ladies' Aid Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will give supper
and sale in the Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday evening, February IS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-01
POLICEMEN SURPRISE
A BROTHER OFFICER.
Squad G, Second Precinct, Gives
Sayre a Baby Carriage.

Headed by Police Sergeant William
H. Sonnick and Roundsman William
Ryan, of the Second Precinct, the men
of squad C of that precinct surprised
last night Policeman Ralph Sayre, 80
Irving street, in honor of the baptism
of his young daughter, Emma Gladys
Sayre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayre were entertain
ing when Roundsman Ryan entered the
parlor wheeling a peramulator, the gift
of the squad to which Mr.. Sayre be-
longs. Mr.. Sayre made an address of
thanks to his brother officers.
Sergeant Sonnick entertained with
several Hebrew characters, while Off
Ger Owen Kelly rendered Irish melodies.
Roundsman Ryan acted as master of
ceremonies.
Those who were present were Desk
Sergeant Sonnick, Roundsman Ryan,
Doorman John Slowey, Driver William
Burns, Joseph Cosgrove, Samuel Shep-
hard, Policemen McHugh, Anderson,
McCabe, Carr, Smith, Costello, Will
Jams, Joseph Cannella and Court In
terpreter Charles Oposso.