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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
ADMITS BULGAR EXCESSES
IN OCCUPIED TERRITORY

Paris. France. Sept. 20.-Admission
that Bulgaria's- administration Of oe-
cupied territory had not been IN
marked by cases Of Ill treatment OF
the population was made by Gen
Theodoroff. head Of the Bulgarian
mission, in his speech in receiving the
peace terms from the peace confer
ence yesterday.
We acknowledge that excuses
have been committed in certain oc-
cupied regions" Gen Theodoro1f said
we have pledged ourselves to punish
merciIesslv the authors of these ex-
ecsses. And many prosecutions have
been begun"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
WIFE SUES ARIZ.
MAJOR; DIVORCE
Mrs. Beakley Alleges Cru
city, Desertion and
Failure to Provide.

Washington. d. c. Sept 2o-Maj
George y. Beakley. z. S. army, Of
Phoenix. Ariz. attached TO the JUICE
advocate generals office, was yester-
Gay sued for a limited divorce and
alimony by his wife, Mrs. Mary Beak-
ley. who charges cruelty, desertion
and failure to provide. They were
married October Il, 1918. at Phoenix
and have no children
About two weeks after their mar
rage they removed to Washington
On August he is alleged to have
deserted her.
Although he is said to be receiving
a salary Of $3.50 a month, Mrs. Beak-
ley accuses her husband Of failure TO
provide
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
1850 AMERICAN SOLDIERS
LEAVE SIBERIA FOR HOME

Vladivostok. Siberia, Sept. 20. (By
the Associated Press).-The transport
logan, with 1850 American troops,
principally members of the 9th in
fantry. left for the United States Sep
TENDER II by way Of Manila and
should arrive in San Francisco about
Octobr p. Replacement troops ar
rived here September s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
RUMANIA CALLS VOLUNTEERS;
EXPECTS BOLSHEVIK TROUBLE

Geneva, Switzerland, Sept 20.-Ru-
mania is calling volunteer troops
scattered through southern Russia for
concentration on the Dniester river in
anticipation Of Bolshevik disorders,
accurding TO a statement today by
the Rumanian bureau at Berne. It is
said Rumania also is expediting
repatriation OF $1,000 Rumanian
troops from Pennsylvania
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
ARMY AIRPLANE IS WRECKED
NLANDNG NEAR MARIA

Maria. Texas. Sept 20.-Landing in
g hard rainstorm here last night the
airplane piloted y Lieut.; n 5.
Schneider. with Lieut. Russell Cooper
as observer, struck an obstruction and
was wrecked Neither pilot nor OBJ
server was injured The leading gear
struck a small obstruction, wrecl1ing
one wheel, causing the plane 10 over
turn The aviators were flying from
Fl Paso to Maria
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
CARRANZA CONGRATULATED
BY WILSON SEPTEMBER 16

Washington, D. C.. Sept 20.-Text
Of a message sent by president VIII
son, September IS. TO president Car
rama. expressing congratulations TO
the Mexican people on their indepen-
dence DAY wa. made public today by
the state department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
EIGHTH CAVALRYMEN BEGIN
10 ARRIVE AT FORT BLISS

Fort Bliss was taken over saturday
by the advance units OF the Elg1th
r1vslrv which reached here Friday
from the northern sectors Of the Big
Pend district The detachment that
arrived consisted Of Troop B. 46 men
and one officer. Another troop Of the
eighth viii arrive the first OF the
week, after which the remainder VIII
shortly follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
OF ALBANIA And
Ortiz Under Investigation

Chihuahua, Mex, Sept. 20.-The
mayors Cpresidentes municipality Of
ALBANIA and Jimenez. charged with
irregularities. are now under investi-
CATION by order Of Gov. Ortiz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
THREE EL PASO SOLDIERS
ARRIVE FROM OVERSEAS

New York, Sept 20.-Included
among arrivals from overseas are the
following from e Paso:
SerEt Transito T. Amanda, service
lark unit 40, IA Arizona street
Cant Charles C. Montgomery,
casual. 221I Erie street.
Capt Leroy Foster, casual, 1000
East Rio Grande.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
GERaEANT,s CHILD DEFICIT
SINCE IoIl Is Enn on

Berlin. Germany. Sept 20. CORES
pondence Of the Associated Press) -
Prof Emil Abderhalden, noted psy-
biologist, says Germany's deficit in
children since 1914 was $4,000 and
child mortality has continued to in
crease.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
SAYS GONZALES WOULD
HAVE SURRENDERED JUAREZ
(Continued from page -

but retired because he knew this &C
ton did not represent the real SEN
timent Of the people Of the United
States In view Of the refusal Of the
United States, he said, to permit Car
rama to send troops through Texas TO
attack him at Juarez he had stead
tasty continued his policy Of protect
ing all Americans and other foreign
ers within his lines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20

New Mexico has not abandoned as a
state highway the road between Ala
mogordo and FL Paso and never Will"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20

Twentyone Amenean women viii re-
ceive medals according 10 the latest list
Of citations announced by the French gov
eminent
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-16

Ponce, Otc. IA Sc informa
que esta madrugada, de cuatro a
cinco, sc sinti6 ell esta ciudad
una nueva sacudida sismica, dc
poca intensidad.
-Segnn despacho cablegrafico
recibido por don Tomas Bales
teros, ell dia II de los corrientes
-falleci0 ell Paris Ia respectable Sc.
nora Rafaela Castillo -Neitia viu-
da de Cabrera, madre amantisima
de la elegante y culta DANA Sc
nora Maria Cabrera de Morell.
Como Sc sabe, doiIa Maria esta
casada con don Damian MOrell,
socio del seilor Ballesteros Y do
Tia Rafaela estaba ell viaje de
placer acOmpa1andO a sus cita-
dos hijos, los esposos Morell- Ca
sbrera.
/ FL. dia IL de los cOrrientes
la fuerza de la Secreta descubrlO
un alambique Ell podcr del veci-
no Enrique Alfonso, del barrio
Las Lomas, de Juana DiaZ; aver
13 encontr6 otro EN- casa De Jose
Rivera, Gale Union No. 11G, de
esta ciudad; Y hoy a las II 80 sor
prendi0 otro Ell poder dc Jose
Nazario, en- la Hoya del Castillo,
de esta ciudad.
Ell primero esta denunciadO por
,tener en- su poder un aparatO de
destilas sin inscribirlo EN- el De
pal tamento del TesorO Insular
y los 2 segundos por .ese mismo
'delito y por dedicarse la fabri-
caci0n de alcohol, clandestinamen
tie.
/ -Segun nuestras noticias, den
tro de pocos dfas fijara su residen
Icia ell Ell vecino pueblo de Adiun-
itas nuestro amigo el inteligehte
e ilustrado jurisconsulto don Ra
fael Mufloz Ramos, que la vez Sc
dedicara al notariado.
| Ell joven Muiloz Ramos es hijO
de nuestrO estimadO amigo don
Justo Muhoz, de esta ciudad.
7 IA la edad de ciento cinco
Eafos acaba de fallecer en- ell barrio
La Cantera, de esta ciudad, la
lbondadosa senora Juana Ocasio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-16

NeleZ, natural de SaDana Grande
Y vecina de esta Perla del Sur.
Cuentase que dicha seiiora vi
vic siempre en- la mayor pobreza,
no inporta 10 cual disfrutaba de
lnuy buena salud, como 10 rcvela
su longevidad.
/ Nos ha complacido saludar
aqui a nuestro amigo don Jose r.
Camacho, inspector de IL Sanidad
Insular ell esta ciudad, quien alien
! ia ell desco Y esta resueltoa a tijar
su dOmicilio Ell Ponce, al sci di-
suelto el scrvicio de sanidad in
Isular, por virtud de las disposicio
nes de la Ley Municipal.
La noche del sabado "ltimo
contrajeron matrimonio por Ell
Juez Municipal, Perez Mercado,
los estimables i6venes don Jose
Vega, cartero de esta localid3 y
La seilorita Constanza Torrk, lie
vandose "A efccto la celAmo| ell
la casa de la senora vnAa q eli
men, por ante los te:tte b
lArturO don Miguel {
-Continda, traha::7 =.
Teatro Broarway, ,tpA
exito, La compaiila de Flu
" variedadcs espaholA {
satanela y cada: especta
da es un nuevo triunfo
iy econ0mico.
Con Il nos desbordt
que dando veladas en- 81
carpa en- Ia Plaza deNCast "a
Emprcsa de acr6batals al fhy
variedades Saenz Herrn1
.Anoche una mano c, y
norante cort0 la corriente de Hz
Iel6ctrica, Ell plena funcirn no
ocurriendo una desgracia fatal a
ninguno de los. artistas :aNe.1ai-
izan .difeiles trabajos Ell las argo-
Has, trapecios, ETC., gracias a que
en- el mOmeto de quedar eel local
ia obscuras el n1mero que Sc repre-
sentaba correspondia a uno de
los graciosos clowns de COM
|panla.
Sc info1lna que esta N ruga
da hubo un pequeilo te + de
TERRA :, que s..s sintisroa ti'soa. my We
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-16
Sc siente otro I emblor de Terra
en- Ponce
a detective descubre tres alambiques Muere la
madre poli,ica de don Dshfnian Morel, en- Paris
Mas no1icias de Ponce

Hoy ha debido embarcar por
| ell puerto de esta ciudad hacia Els
tados Unidos, ell estimable Sr
Jose Dernahola; due1o del acredi
tado establecimiento Gel Capri
cho", quien va hacar c,mpras
para renoyar las existencias, con
motive de las pascuas y aiio ME
vO.
La policia ha detenidc v de-
nunciado a Felix y Julio VazQuez
lpor alterar la paz, garateando en-
la Plazuela Muhoz Rivera.
Aver comenzaron las obras
de construction de un nuevO edifi
clio para cine, que estara situado
ell la calle del Progreso, frente a
la plazuela Diver.
Cuando este terminado y abier-
to seran ocho los salones cinema
tografcos con que cuenta la Per-
la del Sur.
En- poder de la policfa Sc en-
icuentra un cuchillO al parecer de
mesa, de cabo de nacar, que un
tmuchacho estaba vendiendo, a
Gasacisco Zayas, en- la Plaza del
Mercddo; y que dej6 abandonado
manos de Zayas al notar que
accrcaba ell policfa Juan Fan.
esuzA.
~ lei movimiento dsGsaniza.
le4a GyaSdi tional ha
ks. 1do ep esta
or 10 que hay esperan'
zas de que muy proto Sc comenza
ra a la obra de alistamiento.
-El@NQliclaA Juan Bolta Soler
i ha denunG p Pablo Colon, &C
lmo autor de sustraccidn dc
trece libras de easao de la, tienda
Ide don Ramon Rivera, del barrie
Guaraguass, cacaos que el hurta
dor vendi6 en- $500 a los sefiores
Vicente y Co.
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-16
.
HONOR AL MERITO.

Es indiscutible que los traba
jos de Heamstich y PicOt que fa-
ce Ell la tienda La Fama la ST..
Ana TerradiIlos gOzan del fava"
del pdblicO. Son muchos los els
giOs que hemos escuchado pOr ;a
limpieza, perfection y rapide1
con que los eiecuta. A6vt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-16
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA
[ LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTE.
SUBASTA
LANCHA DE MOTOR

Sc recibiran pr0pOsiciones bar
jo s0bre cerradO hasta las IL d.
la manana, octubre Is, 1919, pa
ra el suministrO al GObiernO IN
sular de una lancha de motor d.
so a 60 pies de largo por ID a H.
pies Ell su parte mas ancha. E.
Ia lancha deberd aeOmOdar e,
pasajer0s y ser propia para cs
ga liviana. Capacidad total apr .
ximada como 10 toneladas. Pua-
den obtenerse propOsiciOnes .'7
blanco y especiticaciones cOmpEs
tas dirigiandose al NegociadO 5fa
Materiales, Imprenta y Trara
porte, San Juan, 7. II.
ADJ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-16

Centrales completes, Carros
para cana, Was Portatiles, Raj
les, ChuchOs, Ranas, Cruzamien-
tOs, LOcOmOtOras, BOmbas Alam-
biques para destilar aqua, Ase-
rraderOs de MADEIRA, MOtOres y
tOda clase de Maquinaria para
Centrales, EvapOradoras, etc.
Escriba a Luis F. Colina, Agen-
te DirectO de Fabricantes. San
Juan. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-16

LLAVES PERDIDAS. .
I'm llaverO con muchas naves.
Sc gratificara al que las encuen-
ire y devuelva al DepartamentO
de Cay Coil Cuchi, Tetuan 8, al
tOs. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-16
DIR. AGUSTIN r. LAUGIER

OCULISTA
Y Intermediates de la nariz, gargsrf2
y Oidos.
.
HOras de Oficina:
De 10 II A. NJ. y de 2 a 6 P. Nj.
San JustO esquina a Tetuan, No. 4 g.
primer piso del nueyO edificiO del
BancO Popular.
Tel. 1881, San Juan, p, 4.
Para Peri0dicOs diariOs y Re-
vistas, Sc faciIitan articulos pc
liticos, IiterariOs y de infOrmar
ci6n mundial, vertidos al caste
llano, de la prensa americana,
Para infOrme: EdifciO BOrin.
quen No. 7-B, San Juan, P. r.
Adv.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-16
FUNDIDORES

FUNDIDORES
81 I'd. es un Operario fund.-
dor, le daremos trabajO y le pa
garemos buen jOrnda.
Dirijase a P. o. Box 1885,.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-16

1S's'@A s'sS So5ss,~ so'''s ''
Ell General Pershn dpues de esoger para vvr Oda
las resdencias de Federal Sc ha deciddo quin
ChevyChase de Henry Corbn vuda del Mayor Genera
COrbn que hizO dAyudante General duran Guerra Hpan
americana esta de los suburbos mas BELLE
de Washington.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-26

tect the, people from being robbed Of
millions Of dollars through so-ealled
business methods Common sense
tells us too that also in the time Of
peace provision can and must be made
which will give the farmers Just prices
for their grains and cattle, and which
will protect the consumers from be-
ing compelled to pay exorbitant prices
for their necessaries.
4. The experience of many centu.
ries has proved that the less the state
enters into business which is outside
Of the sphere Of its specific purpose,
founded upon the natural law, the
better for the state as such and for
its citizens all around.
The purpose of the state. founded
upon the natural order. is: To MAIN
tain justice, to punish the wicked and
impress upon them a salutary fear of
their rights, the natural rights given
by God Himself and the right given
by the state in harmony with the nat
ural right; to encourage and protect
commerce within the state and, there
fore, have such laws as will help to
make the veins of commerce. roads,
railroads, the post system, the ex-
press system, the telegraph system.
ETC., to be kept and conducted in such
a way that the citizens at large will
be benefited by them: to encourage
and protect interstate OF internation-
al commerce that it will be conducted
with justice and facility: finally to
defend by war it's W institutions.
rights and liberty. and the rights and
Liberty Of its citizens. ,
How noble, and large a work; in
deed, large enough that there be no
need of the state entering into all
kinds of business which car be attend
ed to and is attended to by individu-
ais and private corporations.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-26
Fifty North Dakota
Men: Reach New York
On "Edw. Lachenback'

Bismarck, N. D., April .26.-word
received from the Rocky Mountain
club. As West 44th St.. New York, an
nounces that the U. 8. s. Edward
L~achenback. sailing. from st. Naxaire
April ?: carried fifty North Dakota Es =
list follows: =
Theodore omlid, Co. G. ss2ndy Inf,
Anamoose; A, Shaferearl, Co. G., 361st
Inf, Bantry: Benjamin Michaels, Hdq
Co, 362nd Inf, Beach; Lars Hodalen,
Co. G, s62nd Inf., Carpio; John D.
Mcintyre, Co. A.. 362nd Inf, Cassel.
ton; d Kud9 ~ nn steh IT, H d. c. e. .G Sssnd
Harry A. Fahey, Hda. Co., ss2nd Inf,
Crystal; Marshall Birkeland, Hdq. Co.,
362nd Inf, Donnybrook; Emil H.
Gatzee. Co. b, 361st Inf, Desart; VIM.
Sprague, Co. G. 361st Inf. Devils
Lake; Louis J.. Plante. Co: B. .361st
Inf. : Devils sa Lake.; Erwin =: Wank e
Holt, Hdq! Co, Send Inf, Edinburg;
Otto G. Kruger. Hdq. Co.. 362nd Inf,
~Fessenden; Geo. Halsey. Co: B.. 361st
Inf. Fort Yates; Michael Halsey, Co,
B. 3.61st Inf, Fort Yates; Nicolai
johnson, Hdq. Co., 362nd Inf, Valva;
Philip Seinle, Co. B, 362nd Inf, Glen
Ullin; Anton, Eberle. Co. B. 362nd
1Il., E1A6ues CTIcSL VI. 1SdSIIluSSSI,
Co. A, 361st Inf, Haley: Ole A. Sever.
son, Co. A, 361st Inf. Hampden; Geo.
Wiederich, Co. A. 362nd Inf. Heg-
mer; Lawrence H. Zimmerman, Co
A. 362nd Inf, Heenen; B. N. Roozen,
Co. A, 361st Inf, Mott; Hugo L. Mel
son. Hdq. Co, 362nd Inf, Inkster;
Nels sande: Hda: c., as2nd Inf:
Kenmare; Jacob stiffed. Co. B. 362nd
Inf, Krem; John Tumm. Co. A. 361st
Inf. ~Lidgerwood; End 1t. Chas. j
Watts, Hdq. Co.. 362nd Inf, Lisbon;
Martin C. Anderson, Co. A, 361st Inf.
Lucca; Corp. Eddie Ferguson. Co. C.
362nd Inf, McGregor; John P. Rainz
Co. A, 362nd Inf. Mandan; Grant F
Holland. Co. B, 361st Inf, Maxbass
Joseph Obert, Co. B. 361st Inf. Mer.
361st Inf, Michigan; Edw. w. Taylor
Co. A. 362nd Inf, Minot; Sgt. Henry
Sand. Co.. c. 362nd Inf. Northwood;
Sgt. Bud K. Powell. Hdq. bet. 362nd
Inf. Park River, Geo. M. Willis. Co
&c. 362nd Inf, Raub; Anton Hassett
Co. B, 361st Inf, S~chollmade; Claude
c. vaught, Co. H. 362nd Inf. Steele.
Carries 3. Ackley: Go. 3, ss2nd Inf,
Tower City: liver Brustad, Co. c.. $500
Inf, .Tunbridge; Ira D. Owens, Co. C.
362nd Inf. Lurton; Corp. Leo .dage
Co. b., 361st Inf, !1'elva; Ole Enge.
britson. Co. B. ,362nd Inf, willot;
Julius Thorson, Co. B. 362nd Inf
361St Inf. PiShek.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-26

ment and every other business, though
considered successful by e is a
failure, II not insthis world. most GER
tainly in the world to come.
truth that owners or our personal
property in regard TO men. we are only
stewards of it before God and will
have to. give to- Him, the strictest ac-
count when we leave this earthly
life.
This is the most essential and. sur
est remedy against the. evils which
have driven, the farmers into the
Nonpartisan League.
H.. Government Ownership Of Some
Business Concerns, or What?
they need close watching by the Unit
ed States government and by the gov
eminent of the states in which they
operate. But there is no real neces-
sity for the government taking entire
possession of the railroads. at least
not in the time Of peace. During the
present war Uncle Sam has all the
railroads more efficiently and more
economically h can private corpo-
rations. If he makes this business a
real success and the railroad men Of
all classes, . from the high officials
down to the section men. are duly
protected from becoming too much
dependent on the ruling political par
ty, we will have no objection to him
| buying the railroads from their pres
ent and running the business
himself. .n
2. Hail insurance and other insur-
ance. especially Of laborers during the
time Of sickness. has been tried Sue
c%essfully in some states Of Europe. All
depends upon the ability and honesty
Of those to whom the state entrusts
this business.
3. In regard to wheat and meat
markets. We have laws %forbidding
gambling so that those, who shake dice
or use a fortune wheel and thus gam
BILE for a few nickels of cigars can be
fined and ven Jailed. But before the
present al vi w had any. laws
~forbidding the specializing and gam
bling in wheat. and this, because such
gambling passes under the name Of
trading. The times of the war have
induced the United States government
to fix the price OF wheat and to take
control Of different kinds OF business.
Thus. war has proved that a way can
be found by the, government to. pro-
L ~ NJ ..# r-r.-- - ~ ~, ~ .Hrf r. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-26
The Present 81.
Political Situation
OF North Dakota
(By Vincent Wehrle, Bishop Of
Bismarck)
Greed for Money, the Root of Evil,

Greed for Money, the Root of Evil,
Each epoch and each country has
its own peculiar character: hence we
speak of the Spirit Of the Times and
of the national virtues and national
sins. One dark spot in the character
of the present time and also one of the
strong tendencies in our own country
is Greed for Money.
1T is partly the effect of big oppor-
tunities offered to enterprising men
In q new country with many undevel-
oped natural riches but much more
the effect of the weakening Of the
moral and religious sense, caused by
the. almost ~anarchistic splitting up Of
various religious denominations.
hope for the eternal life and have no
real knowledge of the dignity OF man,
come to man from accepting. Christ's
truth and grace-what else Is left to
ma but the desire for temporal
riches and pleasures?
The, spirit of freedom. falsely .un-
derstood has also helped to form a
rather loose and, erroneous public
conscience in r~egard.to many things.
Of business" Many a man would
rather suffer hunger than steal a few
dimes from his heiEhbor according to
pickpockets' fashion. but has no seru-
pies at all about talking'a poor man
intolbuying machines which viii make
him poorer for years and even place
him in. danger Of finally losing his
home; but which bring to he selling
agentfa fat. commission. 90 ~
7f'sRusiness is business" For many
acts Of downright injustice and heart
less robbery, though within the limits
oftthe civil law. is this maxim respon-
isible.. '5G ,:A'f 90 ~.
sense OF Justice by which all people
will againHwe understand that every
banker who charles abnormally high
mands exorbitant prices for his goods,
every land dealer who artificially
screws up the price Of land for, his
own interest, every elevator man Ind
miller and wheat gambler who com
bines to Fix" the price OF wheAt/in; q
way which will fill his own pockets,at
the expense OF the farmers and cons
sumefs, every stockholder OF pack
in9, plant or any other concern which
they can get without due considera-
tton5Sof the laws Of justice:F but also
every farmer who refuses4t to pay Just
wage6 ii cheats his fellow men in
business dealings by hook Q T crook.
}andseycty laborer who doeeSnot rive
o just return In work o the wages
which he receives, In short. every one.
richssoraSppor, who tries TO gain, unjust
fAAyAntKSesuvers his fellow men, lisa
fcriiminAl before God the Almighty
and. VIII appear assSsutha before the
sWhole5worid. men and anEeis, on the
last great Judgment; Day. :
All who have the welfare, OF the
human socieky and sofsthSif own coun-
thy at heart shoplds uss their whole
Influence 70 sshsrben the public con-
science and to cleanse u from sthe
gutit OF sadorping the 'tGoldenicalf II
~ os,s satestsf s =sssssss.s!3 n9ass;% saess.
Witch stands the test Of Gods judg;;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-26
Valley City Ma.onis
/: Plan $4,000 Tempt,

! VALLEY City, N. D., April ,26.-The
Valley City. Masonic lodge Is laying
plans for the. construction Of a tenn
pie which will cost about SIS, 900.
"A group Of lodge. committees have
been engaged for some time in finance
work. and in other preliminary opera
tions. -
Action will be- taken by the lodge
next Friday evening looking to the
selection Of a site, and probably maxi
ing definite arrangements for the f.
nancing Of the operation, selecting an
architect, etc. (,
1t is proposed to make the temple
one Of the finest in the northwest.
Valley City has a very strong Masonic
lodge.
Some work already has been done
in the raising of finances, considerable
success having been experienced by
the finance committee. A system Of
donations has been worked out, and
it is the ain Of the committee to come
as near clearing the building of debt
as possible. NAs vs
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-26
FORMER LARIMORE
CHIEF OF POLICE
DIES AT GRANVILLE

Granville. N. D., April 26.-John G.
Ross, for nine years chief Of police at
Larimore, and Tor the past fifteen
years a resident of McHenry county,
died at his home here at 1 o'clock
Friday afternoon after. a lingering ILL
ness for two years.
Mr.. Ross was born in Scotland 81
years ago and came to America. as a
young man. One Of the first jobs that
he had in, this country was that Of
private coachman for j. ]. Hill, a po-
sition which he held for three years
before coming to North Dakota as
one of the early pioneers. He first
settled at baltimore. Grand Forks
county. and took a prominent part in
the local affairs of that community.
being remembered there especially for
his long service on the police force.
At one time he was vice president Of
the state Firemen's association, and
has always been conspicuous in Ma
sonic and Modern Woodmen circles.
He leaves three daughters, but no
other near reltives. ., ne
Funeral services will be conducted
according to the Masonic ritual at 8
o'clock this afternoon. interment TAX
ing place in the Granville cemetery.