davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

Los que vivian fuera de Ia cudad,
diriianse al P. o. Box SIS. San
Antonio, Texas.
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CASA EN- Ia GALE sUENA VISTA
SI.25OO 90

Tiene 8 c~ua-tos, estilo moderno. con baHo
= terrz-a SrapGc. Con tcda clase de como
didades. Garage. y hern,osos arboles. Ca
les pavimentadas. A una cuadra de los
t~rarvias Y Jitnes. $500 90 n contado y
$40. 90 por mes.
a. 8. RATHER REALTY COMPANY.
40 Frost Bldg. Tel. TT. soss.
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PRESTAMOS

;NECESTTA SS5.o0T Prsstamos confidencis-
les sobre nueb!es I personas a sueldo. Abo-
nos faciles. Por $500. 35e. semanarios. 500
Corroy Bldg. San Antonio, Texas l21li
Main s L Houston. Texas
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Sc NECESTTAN so honhres para t~rabajar
en- picdra. Buenos sCcldos Y casas baratas.
Ocurran a G. NJ. Crushed Rock Co. co.
(2e)
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CoMPRAMoS BRILLANTES. PaE9rnos IS
Por ciento mas. sobre 81 precio q QUE listed
los adquirio de nosotros en- amos ante-iorcs.
faEarnoS al riEcroso contado. ORC viejo. plata.
re!oJes, ~hrillantes Y toda clase de joycria
AceTtamos bOaos de IA libertad 4 la par. en-
compras que sc nos haEan. Alamo ,Jevl-y
Co. SIS Alamo Plaza.
CoMPRo auton6vil uSado. que este en- bue-
mas eondleiones de se-vicio. P. z. Flores.
Box S Orange. Texas. (o4I
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
IOSF AVTONIO RIVERA q.

ABogado 5s los Tri5ureisS - q EepEhaea'
Sc enca-Sa &c ,oda ciase de ssuntos proles'o-
males IN Nexicai. Baja California OesP2-
cha 81 q cdi,cio sItuato irents al c4 =
y~--s.-sa ants .-ibunrIsa auto-1GatSS o.
!os Estadcs CnjdoS. es,a zsocEado son e
ena!ueRte abo-ado Wiie-G Andrews. Dc Les
Angelo. CG.
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VE.NTAS
ARTICULOS MEXlCANOS


a pTccIoS eNcepcioha!eS'
Ajo seco. uuevo, 25c. libra; ANS ruevo'
S5c: Conino nucvo 25c; Cancla Ceylan 72c;
Camar6n con cascara. SOC: Chic JaEones,
43c; Chicle blanco So. 10; Chile pasilla negro.
81. 50: Chile g~uajillo. soc Chorizo estiio me
xicano. i4c: Chocolate mexicano UeEitimoD
Soc; Chile PiQuin nuevo. Soc; Cacao en- era
no 3Sc: Piloucillo importado de Mexico ESc:
molcajctes piedra 45c; Qucso de tuna. lSc+
Qucso b!anco 40c; HabaS. l5c; Carne SEGA.
battles paS2doS. 20 libras por $50: Liza
de barro de Guada!aia-a (T5 pleas surtidas)
SIS. 90: Caietas dc Celaya, 75c. IA docena :;
$500 ciento, y otras mcrcanciaS igualmente
baratas. LOLA De GUADALAJARA: b.
tei!on con plato ) "aSo. SIS; botell6n So
lolo. 95c; Jucgo ) cazue!as Sl.35: Jarros
caldercta lG Z 25c. olos !umbreras %. 20 y
soc Jarros cocoS. 10 y sc: Nasos y ollRs
olor, so a soc Alcancias marranitos y fru-
tas. : = 20-; Jarros ve-des. 10 : l5c: ia
rritas cugrC:adas. I i l5c; AniIna.es de IA
ba Toe Chucherta i5c. doccuu; Animaies
miniature. l5c. docena; TOMATO DE FIRE.
SADILLA Zoe. LIBRA. PIt1 l!sta complete
de ioza. Pidasc lista hog mismo. Para OBJ
toner cS:os prccios accompanied importc com
pleto junto con Ct Icdido. CABEZUD BROS.
Box So. Sta. 4. IllO.e Y. Commerce St.
San Antonio, Texas. Tclcfonu CT. 1867.
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NEcEsrTAMos HoJALATERoS

Que .soan solda- en- hero. Trabaio per-
rnanen.s para perscnas competentes. TAM
bien necesitamos ho1,bres comretentes para
Ell trabajo de radiadorcs y guardapotvos.
EAGLE SHEET METAL WORKS.
GIG z. Commerce St.
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1923 West Houston St

NECESITAMOS hombres Y seno
ras para vender nuestros produceos
Ell la ciudad, 10 mismo que en- Ell Con
dado V pequenas poblaclones.
Este trabajo debe hacerse de ca
sa en- casa. La colonia meNlcana CO.
noce va Y compra mucho nuestros
productos.
Hav muchos hombres Y senoras
que estan ganando actualmente en-
esta ciudad $500 diarios. Todos "a
auelIos que estan trabajando en- los
Condados pequenas poblaclones, es
tan ganando hasta $1,000 dlarlos A
los vayan fuera de la cudad, les
pagamos los gastos de f~errocarrl!.
Durante los primeros dlez dias de
SUI trabajo, lie pagamos n magnlfl
ca comision. Despues de los prime
ros diez dias, lie pagaremos con1slon
Y sueldo.
Nosotros lie proporcionarnos caJa
lie muestras sin cargo alguno, y 10
ayudamos en- todos sentldos.
F~abricamos Y vendemos Inc gran
cantidad de preparedness para el to
cador.
Ocurra a: O'Leary Products Co.
Inc HOE Soledad St. San
Antonio, Texas
Los que vivian fuera de Ia cudad,
d~irijanse al P. o. Box SIS. San
Antonio, Texas.
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rERrncaRRnERos MEXlCA.

sESokEs FERROCARRlLERos MENlcA'
NOS HarS cue las C~onGa0!ai les SSGT@'
ooIs-n 10 cue invir-io en Bo-1s Dc l Ii
b4r,ad. Cob-o Back Ply. sumecso de Su=i-
dGs. caeaucs y ",i@npos 5. sur -tEHn az
-iIents sr 81 ,raha!a &c K cls~ % que ceHe
peLi-. A.-eSlo n~csOcfsc Ceiac-oE1So7 con "a
o-nf,si6, en ,oGas pAs<cs d~i pals. olT-
800 A. lie. : PEAkCE KANE. 500 Aaa-
sas Ci;y Lie 5.dG.. SaEss City. Ae.
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la SRA. Virginia l. de, Fa!aa9 20 Con
- -on a-.o, .st-d.-s. l@cus.a i-aacescl
, praccsca aospi,aA-a : s's-' Gree s'
$50, 81 parros. ~g@sr.nedates de SenO-
- y Al -2-c.aidad. eu .OS nlnos. kecG-
msndaGa gy- &c Dseco- O-tsEa. sol y. Leo
% So.
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DR.. FLIPPEN

eos ". - S--Ncv York. y J
t-.s--S-,-r.s ,gr,-a Ia yostrac,on 0eCvioS@-
an ne.esidad &c ope-a,G-n y s.a ImPedE- cue
- Se5ioue = sus ocapaciones d:ari4s- lam
tisr --ar9 cnfe--ectte &c. ss-JaiAEo. san
ere. pei. Y v-5ssa. De acurr1o con 4Ss Ut
- --errs,- s-arcrses. 500 Dscsstta 3aeer-
- ..-7.a, y1,t,as. NcCo-,-rlUs a-yl!-
,,nz - raa5ig cu-csTnEeeae-1.
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# AVISOS De OCASlONz=1I
VENTAS

ATENCION. Agentes que deseen ganar
buena conisi6n en- ~articulos facies de ven
derse y que son bastante coRocidos. Ocu-
iran hoy mismo. Veame de IL q 81 a. IN:
y de I a 5 p. n. 9l7 Lakeview Ave. Manue!
Martinez CIV
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ESPECIAL EN- HUESTR0 DEPAR.
ThNENTO De HUEuES USADOS
Hasta los mismos a~rticulos usados, han sido re-
ducidos de precio, con objeto de
Hacer Iugar para otras Mercancias

Esta es una ~verdadera ~oportunidad para abastecer sus %necesidades.
Abaio enumeramos aIgunos de los muchos articulos que ~venderemos
a precios de gangas dursnte ea senana.
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Sc NECESITAN albanilcs para tender ladrl-
10. buen sueldo; trabajo por cinco amos. D'-
rijanse 4 Urbano Gonzalez. Contratista. The
Texas Co.. Port Arthur. Texas.
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CASA EN- IA GALE WYOMING

De cinco cuar:os. all. bano y dos gale
-ias, garage. locc en- esGuina y GALES maca-
demIzsdas. A dos cuadras dc los hneas De
trauvias. PeQueno page al ccntado = cl res
10 en- condolences facilcs.
A. 3. RATHER REALTY COMPANY.
40 Eros, Bldg. Tel. TT. G0ss.
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~ END IN famoso iardin iapones. >
-afs. Il mcjor ubicadc en- ei EStsdo. situaoo
On Ia Gale Houston con Eenta muy oaE@Ia
y acondIciouado al estilo modeFno' pFScto w
-, -szonable e. ducho 10 vende, por es-
49, ;Dtc-ssado en- negocios pctroleros. Ocu-
ran q TO- e. Houston s.. XVI
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SONORA

Sc VENDE IN piano e~l6ctrico. de IS notas,
en- buenas condolences, muy barato. lnfor-
man 30T So. Conchos St
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IrEaiBROS A-RTlEICiALES
,;.-,es E-tros. B-a.Iero5, LsgUGuras, etc.
CHICAGO ARTIFICIAL LIMB %
- r.. z PaSO. Texas
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PARA GANAR MAS DINERO

Ap-enda listed IN
giles en- 81 prop!a
casa, por medic de
nuestro curse esPe
cial, = Il ayuda de
una persona amer!-
7 EnyIenos So
nombre ' direction
Y de daremos insor
mes.
PA. Main St.
?. . Box SIS
RUDY COLLEGE
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SELLCS De COMA de Superior ca!idad 4
p-vclcs comodos. EXteHSO sur.iLU &c 'Ipos )
p-rGados. Arcntos para Il idioma eSpaho-
F.La c~aLalUEo i!ust-aGO ct espsro.. rnE!au-
co 20 cvnc-vos e. escaT2i.-aS- Ieetono Ira.
- 90. 5e9-6I. Do.CrOg4 S--San Ac;o-
RIO. Texas. la Unlca casa meNcana Gu=
hacc se-ss en- san ANTONIO.
Ia Ac'C&CIU eo Ia PRENSA' sien2r,
= Ge exiIo SECURE. Lane I'd. a. teteIouC
Traits al = AEuaciese ceSde lueES-
E-uac,as dc natrimonio, de deiunr'6n. "a
,s-as Ge bale, de naUJ!zO. conC.cla.es. tcoa
ease d. !5uprssos.
iMPKENTA FuENTES
Dy.ososA 81. S91e
Oh % Tsi6fono Travis SG1V
SAN ANTONIO. TENAS.
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MANIA De IA ROSA vda- De Baer, Pro-
go On Za-yos. taca.tad 5e So Lgls Hoeo-
Il. Especi4ilad en- eatsTmeeaass .s C 5t
4. Vszlso ) san Lu.s. PveciCS suE1a-
$3.50 ~. 5.cos. ~ L4yaca s. San An
tonic, Texas.
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Houston, Texas

81 SECESTTA CARES para mudanz4s, 0 car
car rgu!paIes. liable . RCSALES: Tele!oao
: -ayls liza
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PIANO vertical en- pertectas sondic!oncs.
SI50. 90. Pa-te al contado. 81 Sc desea. r
NJ. Taylor. Tel. CT. g..
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UN TRAJE POR $500

casirnir a IA meGida. v. SosE. SaStrc.
Dolorusa ST.. Tel. Travis 3lo2. san An
tonic. Texas.
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VENDO historic Mexico 4 Traves tic los
Sisios-" Dirigirse i I'll Thco Avenue. Tel.
TT. 6i6.
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Or : vASCUEZ CONF. 81 Frost Bldg.
TrIrS5nos Travis 1926 , 1884
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ROSA De BONA. Frcieso-a 81 parties ; o -,
- E,,s-on 81. Ts.eIUuO EaE.s 1919
DR. GUILLERMO HARRISON. Es2ecia
-. D,r5-o. ExaualrA les o;cs para !entes'
- -orn,ooea auteo!os &c ;oG2S caSsI- re
Cos ugGiScS. III So!sd2c 81
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Sc NECESTTA PERSONA competente para
que ayude en- el trabajo de cocina y traba-
10 general de casa. Debc hablar algo dc in
giles. Buen suede para Ell que de yervicio sa-
tisfactorio. Sra. j. Courand. los Adams
1881
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RESTAURANT MEXICANO 1907 ". Hous-
ton St. Ed, AtdicAS. Prop. Sc sirve con
Q-onticud y limpleza absolute. Precios mo
dicos. Conidas IL estilO mcxicano. t2+)
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DR. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 n. San Saba St. esauina con LaNS-
view. Tsiefono Travis $40.
DE-. u. MARTINEZ GUZMAN- EsDeS,A.ssA
n .n rrn-1L Os,cina. 1885, ~. Co1nraeEes
s. Ia-.---- --aNLa EZe6
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PROFESSOR Jose Ao2s3 Pa!z-es; De. Con
se-ya.o-4o Easfo7a! de Nasica de Mexico con
mas de - amos lc P-arre- "a So "
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SULEDAD GARAGE. ST listed tiene diff
cultad en- 81 ~autou6vii. nosotrOs Sc 10 ARE
g.anos. Garantzandole nueScr0s t-abajUS. 529
So!eGad st Rogers s Harding t29D
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
DIRECTORS OF
SCHOOLS MEET
Addresses Give:n,. BY Mime:
sofa Educator Feature
Days Program.

School directors of Grand Forks
county opened their annual meeting
today at the county court house.
On. account of the snowy conditio
of the roads attendance at the morn
ing session vas cut down to some ex
tent. only some. rs being present,
MoFe,lwere expected to arrive for the
session. this AFTERNOON, however.
The feature OF the morning session
was an address by E. NJ. Phillips
state high school inspector of Mime.
sofa. Mr.. Phillips Is also scheduled
to speak this afternoon.
Other speakers this afternoon are
Walter L. Aireheart, head of the ru.
raj work department Of Wesley col
iege, and Edward Erickson. rura
school inspector of North Dakota. E.
r. Montgomery of this city Will sing
and there will be music by the high
school orchestra.
The meeting will,continue Saturday,
the program for the day including
addresses by President Thomas F.
Kane and Dean Joseph Kennedy OF
the state university There will also
be reports by Miss NJ. Beatrice John.
stone, county superintendent: Miss
Elizabeth Burr, boys and girls clut
leader, and Miss Evelyn Swenson. ru'
raj school nurse.
A round table discussion, bushes!
session and hot lunch demonstration
are included on the program.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
LUTHER LEAGUE
ELECTS OFFICERS

The annual meeting Of the Luth
league Of The First Lutheran churci
was he'd last night, at which tim
the following officers were elected:
President-H.almpr Brundin.
ce At,s dcnt-Esthsr Olson.
Second Vice President-Lenia Nor.
lin
Recording Secretary-Agnes, Berg.
Financial Secretary-Carl West
lund. g.
Observation-Disclosures Nelson.
The following committees were al;
pointed: .ai> lit.
Soliciting, Elmer Dahl, Esther Oh
soIr, and Wa ter Steel; decoration
Hilda Allen Esther O'son and Esuhe
Western; publishing, Esther Olson
membership, Elmer DahlN A. O. Lau,
ner; nshars; Hjalmer Brundin AM
The Curiosity" fair, held in con
nection with the meeting. was a bis
success. An interesting program
was given and refreshments were
served by Mrs. John Westlund an6
Mrs. Andrew Jacobson.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
ROAD ] ]
Is ENDORSED
Senator McGarry Speaks at
Commercial Club; Mem
bers Endorse His Plan.

Senator p. n. Mcuarrys plan for
building hard-surfaced roads was
unanimously adopted by the Grand
Forks Commerc al club last night, aft
or the senator had explained his
scheme anu told how the roads could
be built withohtscost to anyone. Semi
tor McGarrNiVwhose home is in Walk
or, Minn.,' was the speaker at last
was greeted by one OF the largest
crowds that ever has gathered in the
banquet hal Of the club.
Senator McGarry is the author of
Minnesota's famous Amendment No. 1.
which makes it possible for that state
to construct 1000 miles Of hard-sur-
faced roads within the next ten years
without cost to anyone. the roads to
be paid for by money derived from au-
tonlobile licenses and from federal
aid funds. The cost is to be $40, 000,-
900 annually, part of which will be
raised by federal aid. Part of the
money will be applied to interest and
the creation Of a sinking fund for
ma 'ntenance. The building without
cost plan is simple. No tax is to be
assessed against property of any kind,
real or personal, the money being
raised from automobile licenses alone.
The average cost of the license is to
be SIS. An auto owner will save more
than this in a year If he has hard-sur-
faced roads to ride ON, the speaker
said.
was bombardedl with a number Of
questions regarding good roads build
Ing
W.. E. Ho!bein, secretary of the
fMinot Chamber of Commerce n Of
the North Dakota Good Roads asso-
citation, was present at the banquet.
There also were a number Of North
Dakota legislators present.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
GRAND II, 1920,

s sx SStIss s4Fs5SSt ~ 49, 81 .s
~ sg serious sttuat4on--one & Whte,h
wall besa menace to&our g~overnInent.s
Ne. Buries0n also An hia
repNrt tne deveiopHsnt o. the.foreien
MATS az service OF which q feature - the
trans-Pacifc. South American and
mexican services. He says that in the
past h1cal year h $number Of !coun-
tries and colonies reachedsb by Amefi-
sesvtce was tncreAsedsfrorn 46ftu
10y 2 That more sH z trAn /,
ZION was gwen because y 2
tated merchant marine sefvtese..'HsT Y
WIN 70 Y AH1erica,S the
postmaster general says there - still
room ior: improvement through
leoluLn OF 1aster sea
Especially 70 braSil n ~
similarly. ne says, mails
70 tAe West coa o. lei
We better mar: nitherto as
tney now are Watnout
stoW sea ssrvice y ted...}aF !.
..sMah facilities to 4 continued
q. improve curing n year soasthaL
"a seFvlse .at present !ss on . ltH
3Wsaa,,oie PETER lnaa at any time since
rsl1' NJ. 6uElesoh = me new
aoIh.vera Cruz service haA Deen Q
slateo resu!arly on q l-Weekiy Das0lss
W, = ol havana ana Progresso.
!. Iufnink ron the general adminis-
ssn : .work g matterH, me
nss au y tne oepaItmenA says .!nat tne
aeeetp.c !OMr p4sease on NAaI!, assrs.
ssseu ecs.,o9I ,1ya, ~.oecFease,o .1.lo
cent isoM, 1 nas year. oI. tns sotat
anluunt. : SS!4ylgeSy sIaNeosAr
-. a ,aA,sss on jM w; 81 pessass. 49,
~ ~, HaSnsy, "a p 'o.aMsss .ous,ss -
~ 90 e 89stase On Mae ea9asaten.
-, vSsoS DEF ceap' a io vi 'ne n latloihl :
= pas.a' 01: ~. 1885,.
$3.50. pos. Isvenuee' VI. puI.esu!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
College Staff To Be
Out OF City Sunday

o. Nearly all Of the Wesley collese,m-
-ssructors. will be out of the ocitynon
Sunday, according to; IN announcement
made by DR.. E. p. Robertson today.
Professor Walter Lee Airheart, Of the
rural activities department, will occu-
py the pulpit in Drayton. N. D., and
Dr.. Robertson will speak tn Valley
City.
Professor Plato E. Shaw left today
for points in New York and Massa-
chusetts where he will spend his
Christmas holidays visiting friends.
While there Professor Shaw will, oc-
:cupy theipUlpito of the church of which
he was ifornaeriy pastor for two Sum
DAVIS. u, GssGigGsc, In.rE -. -r,.a -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
CHRISTMAS MATINEE
All GRAND FOR POOR
CHILDREN OF CITY

"A. j. Kavanagh., proprietor Of the
New Grand stheater, announced a. spe-
cial matinee Sunday afternoon. De-
.cember 26,s for the. children OF the
,city's needy people, No admission is
tofbe charged, it being Mr.. Kavanagh's
annual Christmas program Ior me
needy:
Two special pictures have been
booked Tor the occasion. One is a
three-reel fairy story and the other
Is q two-reel Charlie aChapEn corn
edy. Several special features are be-
ing arranged.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17

Herald wan, Ads FIRING R~srlt.
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EASTERN STAR
ASSISTS IN NEAR
EAST RELIEF WORK

The Grand Forks lodge of the
Eastern Star today adopted on
East relief. Several individuals re-
sponded yesterday and today to the
call and adopted an orphan.
The campaign to provide FOR As
orphans for the next ear is being
carried on under the direction of the
Co. $50 -'-h 49, ~.7
already have been attained, although
The Trades and Labor assembly has
referred the question to ts vari us
units. and It is expected TINT 2 NUM-,
Der of them will make provision for
IN orphan each 50
Herald Want Ads FIRING Resrlta
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gale. with a wind velocity OF "a miles
an hour was sweeping eastward from
Lake Michigan. The steamer Sulli-
van, grain laden from Fort: William,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
COMMISSIONERS 10 I !
HOLD CONVENTION !
HERE IN JANUARY

Forks county commissioners and q
member OF the executive committee Of
the North Dakota Association OF Coun-
ty, Commissioners, returned last night
from Fargo, where yesterday he IT.
tended q meeting of3thee COMMITTEES. L
d .assotiltfon swiN;fhotda IS annual
conventfohgf In Grand F0rksTop Janus
arys 49, ~ and ~ and ut sits meeting
yesterday plans for the taree-day ses-
sion were made.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
"lJ" BAND WILL NOT
GIVE CONCERT AT Y
COMMONS TONIGHT

The university band will not give
the customary weekly concert in the
Commons building during the supper
hour this evening as so many of the
students are leaving the cur for their
homes for the Christmas vacation.
The band has furnished concerts on
Friday evenings in the Commons for
several years and this year shortly af-
ter; the opening Of school arrangements
were made to give two concertsSa
week, one on Tuesday evenings and
one on Fridays. sH.
This will be the first time since the
concerts were started this year that
the weekly concert will not be given.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
2e BARRELS OF WHISKY STOLEN

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 17.-Twenty-
six barrels of whisky, valued at $780,
900, were stolen by burglars last night
from the basement of a building occu-
ped by the Badger Non-Beverage
Company, which is owned by Jack
Mcbride and Ted Toll. N
- The s1oot.was hauled away in a
truck. ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-04

Gov. Thomas E. KIlby, who came up from Montgomery last night on his way to Jasper to attend the funeral of Senator Bankhead, declined to discuss the appointment of successor to Sem ator Bankhead, stating that he pre- ferred not to say anything on the sub- ject just at present.
 The Louisville and Nashville train. on which the governor made the trip from Montgomery. was about an hour late. arriving Fhere few minutes be- fore 10 o'clock With the governor were Harry Ayers. publisher of The Anniston Star; w D. Nesbitt, chairman of the state democratic executive com mittee; Judge w. H. Thomas, associate jutsice of the supreme court; and Dr. Thomas NJ owen, director of the de- partment of 4archieves and history or Alabama, and a son-in law of Senator Bankhead
 When seen at the Tutwiler hotel where he had reservations for the night, Governor Kilby stated that he expected to return to Montgomery to- night, and would go to Auburn tomor- row to attend meeting of the board of trustees of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
 Asked when he would appoint the successor to Senator Bankhead, Cover nor Kilby replied that he preferred not to discuss the subject at all at this time, and replying to further questions, stated that he could not say whether he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-04
CITY COMMISSION
 DIVIDED ON SALARY
Proposed Raise of Salary Of City Engineer Meets
 Opposition

For the first time the board of city commissioners of Birmingham are openly divided on question.
 Commissioner H. P, Burruss favors
 the raising of the salary of Julian
 Kendrick, /city engineer, from sS'eoo to s5.O00 a year. He offered resolu- |tion to that effect at the board meet ing Tuesday. The other four commits
 sioners voted against it.
 MT. Burruss held that as the salary
 of the city engineer comes from the
 assessments made for public improve
 ments, and not from the general funds,
 each fraction of an assessment going
 to the engineer being so small it is in- significant there is no logical reason why the advance should not be made. Yesterday the commissioner Of streets said that MT. Kendrick had quit a job paying s6,Ooo year to take up the work with the city at $5,oO0 and later. through a legislative act this was cut to s3,600. Since then. however,
 the legislature has withdrawn the part of the act limiting municipal salaries. The other four members of the com mission who voted against raise Tor MT. Kendrick hold that there are so many underpaid employees of the city that it would not be proper to raise the salary of one They aite the in stances of. under-paid teachers, fire men, policemen, clerical workers and practically all employees whose salaries have advanced only slightly or not at all; and until such time as the income of the city is such that all salaries can be raised they refuse to consider the raising of the salary of one.
 Frankly the officials say that MT.
 Kendrick is the best man that can be secured for his present work. and his loss would probably entail calling in
 consulting engineers on various prob lems at considerable cost, but all they can do at present is hope that MT. Ken drick Will stay put