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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
WITHHOLDS OPINION
 IN MEDICAL SCHOOL
 INJUNCTION HEARING

Mobile, May 1.-(SpeciaD. After argu- ments of opposing counsel in the injunc- tion proceedings filed by Dr. Eugene Thames. acting for the Alumni Associa- tion of the Medical School of the Uni versity of Alahama, were concluded fi the circuit court here today. Judge Joel W. Goldsby took the case under consid- eration and will render an opinion in few days. Dr. Thames is seeking to en- join the board of trustees of the univer- sity from removing the school to TusSh-
 locsa on June 1. as it has ordered. The board of trustees was represented
 by Judge B. P. Crum of the law firm
 of Crum, Steiner & Well. while Judge D. H.. Ellington of Gordon & Ellington rep
 resented the plaintiff.
 Twenty-one graduates of the medical,
 pharmaceutical and scientific depart
 unents of the school were given diplomas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
PLAN IS COMPLETED FOR MEMORIAL DAY Exercises at Capitol Park. Graves of HOnOred Dead
 to Be Decorated

Officials in charge of the Memorial Day ceremonies at Woodrow Wilson park tomorrow afternoon at 3:U o'clock are asking for the use of a number of automobiles which will be used only a short time tomorrow aft ernoon to carry the old veterans of the Confederate and the Union armies along the line of the parade.
 Those wishing to donate the use or their cars are requested to get in touch with F. J. Coyle, of the Spanish War Veterans committee, whc will be sta tioned in frcnt of the Masonic tenn pie at Sixth avenue and North Nine teenth street, tomorrow afternoon at clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
Shoots at Assemblyman

Passsic. \. J.. May 2s.-An attempt to shoot Assemblyman Grover P. Heinzman of Passaic county was made here tonight as he left a meeting of the city republican club. Police said warrant charging Louis Wallisch, a speaker at the club meeting, with at tempting to kill had been issued and that Wallisch had been ordered to ap- pear in court tomorrow morning. Wal lisch. it was alleged. made charges against Heinzman at the club meet ing as a result of political differences
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29

will be furnished by the Rowing Marine Band, the Boys Industrial School Band, and a band composed of the students of Central High School.
 The three bands will play separate pieces, and they will also play together and it is believed that some of the best band music that has ever been heard in the city will be at the park tomorrow afternoon. The Memorial Day ceremonies will be held in conjunction with the usual Sunday afternoon community sing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29

Ia, May 19, between Baldwin -Felts detectives and miners which cost the lives of ten men, Thomas L. Felts. gen. eral manager of the detective agency, tonight charged the responsibility for the trouble to the activities of "emis- saries sent out by John l.. Lewis to organize the coal fields"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
Lewis Blamed for Shooting
By Associated Press

Roanoke, Va, May 2S-In a tele- gram to Senator Kenyon and Governor Cornwall of West Virginia. asking for either a state or federal investigation into the pistol battle at Matewan, w.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29
' THIRTEEN
Sugar Dealers Arrairned

Fo501EaIEU
 Toledo. Ohio, May 2S.-Five Lima sugar dealers waived examination when arraigned before a United States legged sugar profiteering and were bound over to the federal grand jury under $500 bond each Those who ap- peared before the commissioner gave notice they would fight the charges. The invention of machinery for hand ling the crop is expected to lead to the production of hemp on an extensive scale in the United States.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-29

and degrees tonight by pr. c. H. Barn. we'll, dean of the university The exer- cises were very brief and were lacking
 in enthusiasm of the past. Neither fac ulty or graduates wore caps and gowns, as is customary and the faculty mem bers were seated in the audience instead of upon the stage, as heretofore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
tDinngapotta
6rn Cba Mielien fommer.

@noelig er set gaaet / goo og gle=
oeltg Sr6en meo at fire 800 Niel=
TENS og @br. @otticbalcbs 9ptreoen
ber / minneapolis. Sra set gie=
blif al, ga Gentralfpmiteen bejlutte=
Sc at tage fig at Sage,1, fpm Sen
CODE Sen0er, og SEN &omite, lom M,
itaar for Sroningen, ifal NOT pi6e al
giennemfgre Ben, 1aa set bliper en-
5ufces. &omiteens Meolemmer CT
npbnt / &eferotet ira Mg6et / Man=
bags Mftes, iom tan le1es Der beo
St6en al.
Men nh 11aa hi ollie bore mes til
at arbeioe for flor = flor Silllut-
ming til Soften paa 9oria Sail
5gn0ag ben z. Nopernber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Sorebras prp ifanbinapiife Gmner.

Ons6ag g%ftermi0oag / ii6ite l1ee
bol6t 8rof. Or. g. g. @ustpeot
5ore0rag paa untDeriitetet ON oe
6anife 6olfeDiier. San bebanoleoe
fit @m1e me6 9pgtigbe6; n1e11 Ser
bar meget faa Silbgrere.
S @aar bar ser 5oreorag ON NOR
ife og ipenife 5olfepiier. On me-
get intereAeret Soriamling bgrte
aslt. &rof. / Siitorie be6 &omline
l1niberiitet Sbeo0ore g. 8legen
@inneiota @%iitori,al @ocietp lpie
EFT Nfban6ling ON rSbe garlp Mor=
megiam 8reis IN Mmerica". SON
gap ngiagtige Oplpsniuger ON oe
inobunone Margange, iom finoes al
"@orolpiet", u9emofraten" v@mi=
g%ranten" % a116re Mbiier, iom uo=
TOM paa Mori It fer / 2an6et fra t847
Top til Slutten al @orgerfrigen, oe
paapiite, bpilfet ppperligt biitoriif
@ateriale man Der bab6e, bbis man
Dil6e ftu6ere 9attoens 5orbol6, life
alene blan5t 6e in6ban6re6e 5fanoi=
naber, men ogiaa / Gorbin6elie meb
SEN poIitilfe @itnation / Ei6srnm=
met nermeit fgr 8orgerfrigen, @rof
8legens Mfbanoling bill blipe trDH
Il set biitoriife @elifobs Bulletin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Sen banife Gentralfpmite.

Otter Wo6tugelien al Spar fra.
Grn Sba Mielien bol6t Sen 6anife
@entrulfomite Msbef Monoags Mf=
tes. Set bleb enltemmig pe6taget at
inobpoe Sru Soo Mielfen 5elifabet,
iom efter bette bill optse6e paa Da-
ria Sail Sg16og 6en z. September.
Sill &omtte for 0r6ning al 6enne
Gag balgtes Mrs. @ougoar6=&eter=
ien> g. 80, Mielfer, @uitap M11beriem
g. 6. 8uot5 og S: 8ran6t. Denne
&omife bill mi arbei6e al al @raft
for at orbne oft og gigre Mootage1-
fen iaa im1f iom m1lig. Set bentes
iaa, at Ri 9anffe / fort Eal bill
meoe frem og np6e, bnao Ser bliper
|os .brot. sIe steoer fra fommer
fu1 2opor6 ober S6rn 9oa Mftener1e.
Ser b1eb palgt np 8eitprelie iom
fslger:
8reiioent, Jreoericf sc. Sincb;
fsrite @icepreiioent, @uitap Mnoer-
fen; an6en @icepreii6ent, Mrs. g.
g. Mielien; gefretar, g. so. MieI-
len; 4asierer, Martin Melion. 6or-
ifieIlige &on1iteer bIeb nebfat oq fit
Ifglget1oe 5ormeno: @ublicitD &on1i-
teen, s. 81. @incb; Entertainment,
8. sc. Mielfen; educational, Martiu
Melion; gbaritp, Mrs. 81. 8. Miel=
ifeu.
st 5oriIag fra 9elegaterne for
II. af 1905 bIeD uoiat. til naite
gesoe. 9ette 5orilag gaar no puo
at fornnbre 8iloDene, fnaleoes at
@etten tic m e1tbe Delegater TT SEQ
miiteten bliber mere IigeIig forfeit
meIlem Joreningerne / GorboIo tic
6eres MfeolemstaI, ioet bber Sore
ming efter bette Hl1loe ienoe en- 9e-
|Iegut for bnert 100 MeoIen1n1er eI-
Ter Del 6era.
5orifiellige aor1iteer afgnb Bee
retiring, % 5ornnoroeng Marsbe-
refining. bleb remlngt. Sen ct
.iminfprtfiin I'm nIa;n 8; hnn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Mpf iaa ~fsrnnftiet

9atteren: eof, M Hd leg
badoe fh1oere RfptoIogi, 5piioIogi,
8icIogi %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Statement of the Ownership, Manage,
ment, Circulation, Etc, required.
by the Act Of Congress of
August "a, 1912.
OF st. Paul Tidende, published weekly
at Minneapolis, for October L, 1920:

OF st. Paul Tldende. published weekly
at Minneapolis, for October 1, 1920.
State Of Minnesota
County Of Hennepin
Before me, a Notary Public in
and for the State and county aforer
said, personally appeared M. s. Ras-
musssn, who, having been duly
sworn according to law, depoeee
and says that he is the Managing
Editor of the EST. PAUL TIDENDE, .
and that the following is, to the
best Of his knowledge and belief,
q trus statement Of the ownership.
management of the aforesaid pub
LEGATION for the date shown in the
above caption, required By the Act
Of August oath, 1912, embodied IN
Section 443, Postal Laws and Re
gulations.
/. That the names and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business manager are
Publishers, c. Rasmussen Comp.
any, Minneapolis, MINI.
Editor, NJ. Michaelsen, st. Paul, MINI,
Managing Editor, NJ. s. Rasmus.
sen. Minneapolis, MINI.
Business Manager, NJ. s. Rasmus.
sen, Minneapolis, MINI.
2. That the owners are G. Ras.
muHsen Company, Minneapolis
MINI, and the stockholders ara:
C. Rasmussen, Minneapolis, MINI.
M. s. Rasmussen, Minneapolis,
MINI, J.. n. Field, Minneapolis,
MINI.
8. That the known security
holders owning or holding I PEI
cent or more Of total amount q
securities are:
None.
4. That the two paragraphs
next above, given the names OF the
owners, stockholders, and security
holders, contain not only the List
Of stockholders and security hold
ers as they appear upon the books
OF the company, but also, in cases
where the Stockholder or security
holder appears upon the boolU Of
the company as trustee OF In any
either ffduciary relation, the name
OF the person or corporation Tor
whom such trustee is acting, e
given; also that the said two paar
Eragrapha contain statements enc
bracing affiants full knowledge
and belief as to the circumstances
and conditions under which stock-
holders and security hodders hold
stock and securities and this afft-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Mob epptnims / sporposne.

5unobeosfommsier Or. S. 6.
Surrington bar begpn0t en- &ag=
tie moo Spptteipineriet. Ser bill
ipecielt blibe bolot Nie meo Soft
paa 5porbognene. &erioner, Ser
ipDtter paa @ulp, Nlatform eller
@ogntrinene / EN- Sporpogn bltper
mulfteret fra 81 til $500. 81 SSn=
lpeftprer al 5unobeosb9ienet bill bli=
be anbragt paa @ognene / oe trable
Elmer mes Srore til at arreitere
ale, Ser foripn0er fig moo 6oror6=
ningen moo 5pDtning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Til k0beIe at code Fame:

I'll k0De|e al g00e fd|ne:: to %s. Gos ;9asib, wiT faad !, ~ s,sz.' K s,,ss
som udyrket Tiktand, fndes til SMg mas hiniee Retingelser.
a aenne uum#rhe Aer-M1uo9ord vokser frodgt Majs, Hvede, Rug, Hv
re- ~ aK9 AIskke og A1a1a og Hdsten slaar adrig fell
Mine llADuo ldDeAuer ogsaa opuyrkede Farme, hvor udm@rkede Byg-
ringer, Sloer SAINT v@rdfuld Bes@tning medfNger saafrent dettp dnskes
De bedste Bekvemmeigheder fndes hvad Skme 90 KTka Markadsnlada
for Afgrpden, Kv@g og Mejeriprodukter SAINT velhoidte Statsveie aneaar
Mejeridrften har i S@rdaeshed udvk1et sig med Sukces mas denno nor
De f9rn@vnte Forhod i Forbindase med Of forrpffaiotK 1ima som ssv1.
des den Gstlgiggende Green Bay, ggr Oconto County fiji def NEST fordeaz
tge Farmerhjem.
Wore Prser er hurig Stigen, derfor skulde De snarest mu1iet sata
Dem Forbndese med mig og bhve yderigere bekiendtgiort med dene
gimrende Tllbud. CHARLES A. BEST, OCONTO, WISCONSIN,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
NORTH DAkoTAs LovelvNNe.

North Dakotas v@gere, baade Mend og Kvinder, vii den 2 Novem-
til Konsitutionen. Der er 5 Love, som den uafh@ngige vagerforening
l. En- Low, der bestemmer, 1T ct Board of Auditors halvaarig
skal unders6ge ale North Dakotas industriene Insttutoner, derunder
North Dakotas Bank, og ofentiggj6re Resulatet af denne Undersggeke.
!. En- Low, der paalagger Observation-Disclosures og. Drektererne for
ale statsinsttutioner at holde ale Statspenge North Dakotas Bank,
men giver Tiladelse til, at skoe, Townships, County, Landby- og By
styrelser indsatter de PENCE, som de kontronerer, i lokales Banker, I'M de
gnsker.
8. En- Low, der forbyder North Dakota Banks Direktion at give
Lam Ejendomme. til andre end Farmere, der Dor Staten.
bive tilladt at offentlggjere private lovkrayede Bekjendgjereser I an
tens og Countyernes Bekjendtgjereiser, som8 Lovene fordrer, sml trykkes
i Diet oficiele Blad. Den afskaffer like valget af ct saadant we'd al
mindeig Afstemning. .
s. En- Low om hlbagegiyer statenss skoesuperintendent Udfprelsen
q mango al de Forretningero g Pigter #og den Myndghed, som s"the
Board II Administration har taget fra naynte Embede
We'd at stennne for disse Love vii North Dak0as Befolknng hjmlpe
sig SEW, sine Skoler, sine lokale Blade og Staten i Diet hele. De kan
stemne. derfor we'd at satte ct e fMr Ordet Yes we'd liver at de n@vnte
fem Love paa Listen
Love, som zskal til Afshmning, og paa BagMden deraf er trykt en- fuld-
vhkeJ $3.50
Valgerne 81 North Dakota VII ogsaa gjere vel at stenrne Tor ale de
@uafheneige Kandidater# for statsenbeder ogatlz Leg1slaturen, som ale
hars erhleret at dc ers atemt for de nRynte Love. Den uafhsngige Kan
didatute sr den hyorpaa J.E = Oconnor. Grand Forks. star som
uvernsrkandidat 60
$3.50. - .A Dsa Fssnsse ISL. Esq, !. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22

Sally!
Jor al uoptit Deltagelie peo Dor
fiare 8rooer og Sbogers 8egrn-
belle gnifer III at lt6tale Dor bpbtfplte
Sat. gf11nn og &ai 2arien
sfanbinabiife stnbier beb 8pens
&sifoler.

S Eirsoags Mftes bolot .Msiociu-
tion for tbe Enhancement Of scn,1-
binabian 5tu6ies" tit Marsmgoe
.9bin Clubs 2ofale. 6ormnnoen
Carl g. 3. @anien, COB 8eretnine
for set forlsbne Nar, og Ser Bier
foretaget 8eitpreliespalg. So Meo.
lemmer al r8oar0 Of goucation"
9r. g. Suel og Der. Srtquiit. oet=
;tog / Meoet og u6talte fig / Sabg1
al 6oreningens Mrbeioe. Son
oanife Meolemmer optoges Mortin
Melion, Ser repreinetereoe Sen SAT-
sife Gentralfomite, og q. 8obierg.
8aa @runb al 8la6smangel maa pi
.n6iette EN- rermere SmtaIe al
sMg6et til neite nge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22

airfes MISUNDERSTANDING lite beller
6enne @ang los Jig repraientere.
5buo er Meningen2 GrJ 5orenir-
gen faloen / Sgbn? vugeblaoet"s
@eprpfentant fit fgrit Meooleelie
ON Msoets MfboIoelie 3irsoug Mor-
gen, iaa bans 6rapereIie bar lop=
fig l1n6ffpl6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
.Gu Gorretninssgnbernbr for Soma.

Glpoe 8. Serring, @anoioat til
@~l1pernprembeoet / Soma, er 6or=
retningsmano / Sr6ets opbeite 8e=
%tponing, %, ifplge oem1e ggenifab,
iprlig ror1itet til at foretage en- ful6-
itanoig Dmforanoring af @egierins-
forn1en / Soma, bpilfet ban flyer, er
abiolut npbpenbig.
Saafremt Scr. Serring bliper
Dalgt, bill ban legge Momimitratio-
men an paa iamme Moooe, iom en-
bier opgtig @ipbmano pil6e gibre.
[gn iaaoan Soran6ring bill bepirfe,
at Somas Sfattep6ere fan ipure a6=
ifillige Millioner Collars / Marets
Sob.
Servings Gorllag er imi6lertib
fife noget repolltior1elt, lungtfra;
ban bill fnn igge at gipe Soma oen
iame betrpggen6e 6orretningsltp=
relie, lom @uperner 5ranf .. 2om=
Sen me6 @elo Loo in6fgre / Sllinots.
timber oette 5pltem blep set nut
ligt for 2opoen at reoncere 5totens
5fatter 20 8rocent set igr1te Mar,
ban Dor / @mbeoe, og SO Srocent set
n9lte.
Mebraifa, Californian og Ohio
bar allereoe aoopteret bette Spitem,
og ct 9uitn anore 5toter tager I'M
bette UNDER Sperpejelie.
6. 8. @erring pnlfer at Sopas
8orgere ifal bite iamme 5orbel.
On al be pigtigite 8etingelier,
bporpe6 Gfatteprocenten fan neoipt-
tes, bill bore en- &eonftion al Sc m1-
bpren6e Al Mf6elinger i16enfor M6=
miniltrationen.
Set CT 1n0lD1e11Oe, at ollie D1s1e
Sn1titutioner mellem Mar og Sag
Iluger enprme Gunner.
Sllinpis =&lanen pusier uomerfet
for Soma, for S1linois bap6e cit Stp=
relle Zig SEN, Soma bar ioag.
Sntet fonititutionelt ENHANCEMENT
bar n~popen6tgt / S1linois og intet Dil
blipe %nsopenoiet / Soma.
@err @erring fore laar Sprettel1e
al nj ulige 9epartementer, Gle Mn=
1o11ce anDetiteQs) lom Ifal paretage
Statsaff9rerne paa en- fornnftig
Maooe peo i&ielp al gmbeosmpno,
bpi5 9ueligbe0 og Mniparsfnlobeb
bpr bore bppet ODER enbper Tpipl.
Glpoe 8. @erring er, bpa0 mon
flyer, en- rialf=maOe man" mes nbe:
tinget neutrality-suspicious., bpilfe1
bans m,p9renoe bpie 8plt bepiier.
Smiolertib, Silfnloet er iaale0eS
benne Gang, at set er @mbe0et, oe1
Tiger Man6en, og life ompe1ot.
SOUS Moofanotoat ST.. @enoal
befienotgipr, at ban / ct og alt er
9urmoni me6 SEN r1 afgaaen6'
@uperngr @aroing, bpilfet Iiffer
neppe bin6er Mnflang bos be mang'
intelligente lf%anoinapiite &rlgere
Sona.
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8enefieefpreitillinq.

&rgberne paa Sc to Schneider,
iom ifal opfbres paa Dania Soil
paa Ell ienere befienotgiort Soto,
til @enetice for Mrs. Cannes, er mn
i fnl6 Gang.
Sen norife 9ameforening r2png-
Iblonniten" oil / Sorbinoelie me6
Observation-Disclosures CODE orama=
'ttffe &r9fter uofploe &oller11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Naar etgeltdlter Diet,
.garnlek&reD annnark.

Il seIeer " M Bjlletter III nedsat
sPris til eller m ale steder iAmef-
IN. Garanteret Psnsetorsendels
znaa % store Belebs Paaiidelig IN In
-derretning. LAndmsmd hj1lpes til--
ststte Pladg i snaanhytttT rsse
Ess5s#
llarts.saa . Cess
! ssaarip dansksEPmasM
Issss a. aIs
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@nbstjeneifen / ct. &ebers banffe
&irfp

6~pritfom1nenoe 5gnoag @ftermio-
BAG 81. $50 preoifer &aitor 81.
8obierg beo @u6stieneiten / SSm=
manuels oanife Iutberfe Strife.
Hoitor Snrpganrb er nepnte
|Sgnoag inobuot til at preoite / So.
l9enmnrf og 8one Safe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Lands0gere! Civ Aqt. !,

Lands0gere! Civ Agt. or a nnksh &C. s &C PHe 115,1 for h Tss
til sit femtidige HEN. 80 Acres, code Improvements; Pris, s65oo. 40
Acres, indhegnet og g%t improved; $1,000. 19 Acres godt improved OF
indhegnet; $1,000. To af dbse Farme lgger nr we'd Thief River Falls,
MINI. Ell nRr vd Red Lake Falls, MINI. Jorden er af bedste KvaGtet,
n@stennd t hle under Plov; beiggende e n smuk4 gdt bebyggt Egn, TMe-
fn, Rural osrue, n@r vd Skole. Udm@rkede Veje Dete Land vii for
doble lin V@rdi ganske kort It'd. De maa handle hurhgt Disse Godtkjsb
varer like 1Hnge. Skriv til:
MORGAN 8 sCHULTHEIs, Grand Forks, n. OAK.
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Stpr Set.

Sborbaloien og @eorg 8ranoes
2oger al 0anif @ro6eriamfuno az
boloer en- flor Mgitationsfeit paa
:2eroag Nften pao 9ania Soil.
st uomerfet Brogram og en-
|Sbingom, iamt Safe bliper ierperet
og set pigtigite al alt er, at Sen ltore
imuffe &bonograpb bill blipe bortgi=
bet 6enne Mften, iao ser er al lo=
itgt til, at Salen bliper fDlot til
|ii6ite 8la6s. Mue er belfpmne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
9anmarfsfimen.

9ann1arfsfilmer bill blipe frempiit
paa 9ania Sail spnoag Sen 5. 9e-
:cember.
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9g6sfalb.

Otter Sd Tigers spgeIeie oeoe
Mnton Sergerien Sen. IL. 0ftober
paa Jairpiem 9oIpitaI nf 5Dfns..
! SSgrgenien bar en- 8rpoer til MerS:.
&ai Qarien, 1866 @oibburn Mpe.
g., bpor ban ogiaa bap6e fit 0pbolo
! ben fprite Si6 UNDER Spgopmmen.
8egrabelien foregif Sen 10. Otto
Der fra 8egrapeliesfapeIlet bos @n-
ger pua @eoar Mbe. On. Stare af
/! Seat 2ar1eus, Suitrus og Brooerens
19rme1te 0e1ner bar fommet tiI1te=
De. st 89lo Of. imuffe 8lom1ter
opffeoe 8aaren, iom ct ipnIigt Bebis
paa BEN 6%pbtfplte Spmpati 8enner=
ne iegte at uotrpffe. @altor Corp
gaaro fro ct. He6ers 6anife luther
tie Strife talte n6 ira 9obios 103.
Salme ON CUBS ltore 8armbiertig=
beo imo6 DEM, Ser Dos @uo fggte
Sreo og Spnosforlo6elie. &nn fill
oreoe Mf6g0e, iom ban baboe lert at
fienoe UNDER Spg6ommen> font set
title fggen6e Mennelfe, Ser fanot
Grb1t / fin Sorg peo at gipe fig /
Serrens &aretGgt. Scr. @inar Mifier
fang v&irtefloffe", og Scr. Mgrager
ipilleoe Srgelet. On &uiine til Mn=
ton Sprgenien og Wfrs. 2arien,
Mrs. $. 6. Sl1en fra MemelI, Sa.,
bar fommet til Minneopolis Mftenen
Ii 5orpeien for at operbere 8egra-
belien.
Mf0g6e bleb 80 @ar gonmel, bor
feot / gfuoleie paa SipI1auo og
bab6e b9ret Der / 2unoet 10 Mar.
Set bar fra en- &eiie til 9ofota,
at Sprgenien tom tilbage og bor
ing. Mrs. &ui 2arien baboe nplig
facet 8reD fra Danmorf, at oeres
Sober Lao farlig ing; Mo6eren 1eper
enonu. Sail 2arien og -Suitru bor
UNDER 6eres Spbolo / M%inneapolis
bun6et cit flor og trofalt &ennefreos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-16

Journal Want AIS bring results,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-16
NEW MEXICO NEWS
Killed In Brilliant Mine.

Ration Reporter: Moses Barela,
aged sixteen years, met death in
the mine at Brilliant when motor
turned over and he was badly
crushed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-16
CORNER STONE LAID
FOR DAWSON SCHOOL;
MAS0NS HAD CHARGE


| tspeeial Correspondence to The JoHrn"'
Dawson. y. NJ, July 15.-The
Grand Lodge A. r. and A. NJ OF
New Mexico held a special COM
municatiOn at Dawson. July 10, I'M
der the personal direction of r. II.
Hanna, grand master. for the pur-
pose of laying the cornerstone of
the Douglas school building now
being erected by the Phelps Dodge
corporation.
The grand lodge was opened at
$3.50 p. m, the Masons formed in
procession $50 strong, and marched
to the site of the Douglas school
building, where the ceremony of
laying the cornerstone was enacted
in due and ancient form, after
which Grand Master Hanna gave n
short, but effective. talk on the
necessity of preserving and per
fecting our public school system.
The proCt ssion was then re-
formed and the Masons again re-
turned to the lodge, where they
were treated to very pleasant talks
by DR., Corwin, noted surgeon and
Masonic student of pueblo, and
Past Grand Masters Blackwell and
Stevens of Ration.
After the closing of the grand
lodge, banquet was served to all
Masons by the ladies of the East
ern Star, they serving the same on
the stage Of the theater. During
the banquet several songs were
rendered by various Dawsonites
followed by the Ration Glee club
- NT,NF1nr len Iln-
ton, together with the Ration band
gave a very enjoyable musical pro-
gram.
Several of the Masons present
gave short but timely talks, IN
which points of great interest to
Masons were most wildly brought
out, Rev. Russell especially scor-
ing when he stated the fact that
the Phelps Dodge corporation was
100 per cent American.
Grand Master Hanna made the
closing address of the evening, eX-
pressing Masonic facts that VIII be
long remembered by everyone
present. He also expressed his APP
preciatiun of the welcome given
him and assured the Masons OF
northern New Mexico it was an
event long to be remembered by
him.
Mr., Brennan, POSTMASTER. then
closed the various features of the
day by thanking Grand Master
Hanna and all other visitors, for
coming to Dawson and assured
them that they should always re-
ceive the same welcome in future
visits TO this city of Black Dia-
monds. MIR. Brennan also thanked
the ladies of Dawson Cor their great
pains in serving the banquet in
Harvey house style" assuring
them he never before witnessed Il
performance of catering to excel.
Grand Master Hanna departed
from Dawson at 10 a. m. Sunday
morning going on the El Paso to
French, where he made connections
with the Santa Fe train for Albu-
Queruue