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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07
9sarf 9}e ion. il. Sol llege.z
BQrf glegiplr GoMege Corpora

81 Sort g1egiolr College Gorporati-
/ olr bolM Me0es ben lite 6S. gn
9beriigt al. set netop affiIlatteoe
9foleaar Di1cr, at 5folel1 bar bapt
ct farleoes peIlDffet Mar Ss11lfri11g
40 fIere 5tltoel1ter= refpe,ttereoe
Sfplen bette Mar. e1lo I BET foregaa-
enoe. 0e ,fleite af 5folc11s 2Grere
gienneur Set ipu1lone Mar bill fort
4iutte 5.peo Gtolelt ogfaa set fprtunert-
oe 9lar. ). Mhfs SoIl1tnt Mr. 9falet
og Mr. OperbD bill forlaoe< @folcn.
s oercs Steo g. fdlgel1oe, bolgt:
'0loh 5ater> lorn 2rrer s. @t1torie
og @orif;;E Maritcn Sperati, ion1
WA1iiflGrer; og Mils Della &allun'
bill inftruere / Hiano og Song. -.
Gdlgeltbe bleb pqlgt ion1 @orpo-
rotioltens G}nbeosnlnlto:: @refi6ent
Yaftor g. S. g.. DIpisofer;; @icc
Hreii0el1t, &oitor g.. 5fbberg, Dul-
ton; 5efretGr> g. 81. @tortroelr,
6erg11s Soils; &asiercr, s.. $. See,
SerguS Sails; Me6lemnler af So
aro Of &rllitees:- : Edltor q. 6: 81
monion> ifSerous 6olls.;; gaitor 6.
.@ulfsbere> gIbotp 2ofe;; s&o1tor 5.
Worlun0, Eelcon Mtlpi0s;; Baltpr
s. @. Gfrent, Heliem. Napios; og
80. s. @tong, Sergns Sails. Wteb-
len1mcr af Gifitations 8or6et: &a-
flor 6. @albe1on @ornesbiIle, sSor-
mono; Baitor .. s. Maiett, timber
tpooo; Hoftor .. 6. sSor6e, @tor-
bltcf; Eaitor S: 6. Draee, &enning;
.og 8. 6. @itbp> Gurus. -
@folens &pltter1ttin oobnes oe1r
14oe @epterrber. -.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07

- a. r.. 4
Mrs. sS1go Moritoe, nieterea
s5obn aoritoss &uitru og Ddtter 81
Eaitor 8re6efen / @to,l9btott 8iss.
tioligere MorlfI9reri1tbe beoH Central
&piffolen Wsinneapolis, er TOM j.
men tilboee fra moree, bpor bun teo
&riitiania 11niberiitet bor Ht1oeret
norlf 2iteratur nteo Stipet1oiutt fra
@merican=@ =@canoinobint 6a1nbati-s
on. Mers. Norstog fon,nter fdttiiffe
til at oberiptte til engelf Mexa1t-
Ser &iellat1os ~@fipper Worfe" Der
tpnfes ubeipet al 6o,tnodtione1,. 2 &. II
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07
9e1npfraterne '1pn1ilterer @nbernpr
Sames 6SletDu gog ipm iin I !
&anbibat. i, ~ .5,Gy*

Sen Del1tofroti1fe Contention
+ @an TronciSco fo1n e116elig til e.
9teimltat / gto11li11ationen af FrGli-
1e11Hanoioot Natte1t 1nellent Mal!-
bag og Girs6ag. s bele tre Gage
boI6t man poa at 8ollottere uoel1
at Der iDntes at pgre nogen 2pSa1ing
/ BET u6eoolocf" font man bar font
men op /. 9e Ieocnbe &an0i6oter
bar McMooo> Naln1er pg Gor. Scr
bleb tat "A @ollottcr fbr 4fgjpre(-
fen TOM. S Sc fprfe nlol1ge If{tcm
1tinger bab6e McMooo Sor1prang,
tnen @uber11er Gor bi1te itprre oo
fterre @tDrfe efterbbert ionl Mfite1l1,-
1tingen foregif. Sra SEN 40oe Sol
lot af fren1gif Set, at W11bern9r Cox
opndae6e en- ioaodn 5tDrfe at set
bar lart> at etten 1ndatte bot1 bli
1ion111ieret eller 11autte Gonbe11tio=
t1eir enes ont eal u6arf bor1e". geaar
111ait naoe6e 6en 44oe 8ollot gjorocs
e1t ~@tan1pe6e" forat faa Gor en-
ftennig non1ineret, og set lpffeoes
at oplple ubeo6locfen". Wnber11er
Cox er fra 0bio, altiaa fra famine
Stot fom &epublifanernes &ol11t-
Dat, @enutor &or6ing. Sbio er cit
af 2on6ets @tater fom ofte bar babt
6en Stang at bere bG6rct n1e6 Bre-
fi6ent &an6i6oter. >Slere al bore
forbenbGren6e Bre1i6e11ter fon1 fra
ben @tat. Com Stillingen MI er,
fan mdn ne6 gar7fe @iifferbe6 for-
u6fige> at Sen nnIte &re1ioe1t blir
en Sbioman6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07
!. ,5;8te ; ]; {: !: J 4 I 4 /
!. I ;6Sere,ts !faus 90 Or,egi

3aftor 3. g. Mafen bploer
@atosstti ssttiieneite Seuong Tie 4 s9i1g
;boIo al.:t0; 80 og SHapm,eer 81.
...:.- Gimme 6iielo fra Chicago bar
Der ge{Gg bos Slaetni11ee afbigfe
l1ge IT, . /. i=.s.s u (: HIS
3 = Or. og mrs. 81. 6. 8afer ogB
ct =fon1nett @ient igiett fra en- a1l-E
tontobiltl1r tn ct. Soul, &&ocbelfer#
og mtor e8per i fpoIige Ninnefota.
!, s. -S&e. s.. 8ergerno paa 8er1o1t.
%Mbe, er 1letop foltu1len tilbage frd
Nar tigers 8eibg bos fin SM, tto
og @atftr11 i Mortb 8rancb. gfrs.
Otto @ergerno % @bn fnlgte n.eos
bant tiIbage og bill FIJI bert .Bef6g
@1pgtninge en- Ei6. 2..
NWsifs sssret,e @fnerub, Cater
al Str. og WTs: 6. 6. @fuerltb Il
&otbiap, b1eb 6en 30te Sssltni ngtt
biet til Meoaftpr ST., g. Comic fra
Iamme 8p. Baitor Sangelal1b for
rette6e @ielfen i @ru6ens GorGl6re-
bien. .:>:: +: S, +. .s.s s.
-Dr. og Wfrs. 3. @inie og ST. %
Mrs. 6. ,@inie fro ebieaeo, er Der
8efeg bos @l9gtninee S gdar
aftes bar Ser er Ga,,ilie @ent,ion al
&uue 6an,ilien Mr. og Mrs. Olaf
(@ebeis prqgtige &iem PAD @abot,r
9(be. 0ntfrine 40 @el6enu1ter afs
Sen befie1t6te 6a1nilie bar hIfteoe o.
en- meget fornbielig Nftel1 bleb tai.
bragt. .~1. -%-.. g e, Il 4
-DEfs @dtie Mnanou Dtnriq,
Senien berfra 8pet, .>og @iIIio,le.
Melfott frn @en6en, Hep ben 52;71ee
Sum- aetebiet i Gofoen{fioIo airfes
peo Eaitor 6. 8erlie gn ftor Gor.
imnling of Slegt oa ge'ener If oet
1t1tge Gor bar tilfteoe.. 8r,ioelt. e
9otter al Or. oat mrs 2, 81. sen
len. .si / y soa,u dff zane 3 sssraiir;e ~ m
@r'toeon1en er en- @sn* II Mrs. q:
Nelfon Eotp,r al Moftno. ge gsp
eifte itol bofatte ftg I @e,tbeu. 4
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07
1tbenrigsbanbelen.

Sioen @eroensfrigens 8egpn6el-
:.ie barDe Bor:@.5te fbobai pfs pif,ss7eee eeels! j!
@nn6elsbalnnee moo &eitelt al Ser
Sen pan be1tin1oo II BilIioncr Dpt-
lars. 9ette er flere 8tllioner mere
et16 &on6elsbnlonce11 / 6obgr af De
Sor. @toter be1eb fig til / bele Gios
rnmmet Ha 1876 til 1o14.
. glf .en af &an6els6eportenclltct
netop offentliggiort ltatiitiif 9}ap-
port fremgaar oct, at @o1r6elsba-
lancen iS5abpr af De Sor. @tater
beo l1ogdngen af Gilfalaorct 1918
ID, en- Maane6 f6r @eroensfri
gems l16bru6, belpb fig til blot 470,-
100000 Dollars. S 2gbet of Sri
gems ferite Glar iteg SEN til 81 1884,
419, 900 og / 2ebet al 6et nritc> ser
e1t6te 6en 30te Sutti 1916, til ST.
135,599>375. @e6 l1oIgbet al 6ef
paafelger6e Mar bar oen iteget til
$3>530>693,2O9.
S 6e f6rite II Maa1eoer of Oct
in6eparen6e Siffalaar, ser enoer
fpriffpmmen6e 3Ote Sunni, onoroa
&an6elsbaloncen til blot $685.
451, ,602, men u0fdrfelen bar 1negci
it6rre / 6isie II Mao11eocr e11o / mo-
get foregaoen6e ful6t Syilfnlaar
2anoetS &iitorie, ioet sen onorog til
$7,474>193,349 moo $7,252, ,282,-
686 for allc 12 Mnuneoer Maret
forlt6.
SSn6fdr1elsbanoelen bar oglao to-
get ct bgI6igt Splbing, ioet Sen be
leb Jig til $2,917,8S3,310 6i5fol=
aaret, fom e1t6te 6en 3Ote SUM
1916, .og bar i16ebnre1t6e 6ifaI-
aar naaet op til $4,685,471,747
moo $3,095, ,720,06s 1919. =
@tdriteparten af Ben for De sSor
5toter gunitige &o1toelshalonce bol
bnret i111oo Sc Mliereoe og ngitrali
2an6e / @ltropa Weange. af sc b6:
anerifan1fe 2a16e og et1felte af 2a1
/ oene oct fier11e. giten bar 6eri11oi
Smtoelsba1anee inoo De 5or. 9t'
ter, ttet oisie er fautntel1ltg elfesbi'
ubetDbelige. '.% II. s ..z:' +.... 81
4
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07

og Sfon1#m MON faassp BIZ baq11D=s
iere sanobe e6e1r. ST. Dftelie
zier$iiffffe &c paa BET s5te fo1r oe1roer ]. ofel1
Netniug Scar bans Narti iHffs iHf
bandit, iaa er oct for ba111 afgiort ot
BET bar paagrltno af SET 1tprlige %
ltbGoerlige paa M6Hoen... ssSlge11
bm giDrt Den Haaftat1os rot #1O0;-
900 Sarnlere I Minnefota ffiipn1pcr.
for at bIi fbit iin @ienoont og fine
Sufruer og 8grn"A'. Set ct. itetop
bbao 6isie Sorunere iffe bill: Z Mei1
lao &r. =Sftelie itu6ere @el1iigten
bos oe fornemife 2eoere ba1r bDl6er,
og ban bill ntaaife fi1t6e @rlt1l6 til
at fige mere en6, uDet er biitr1pf
nbeloig ofb" @pao Gon1tage1fat
betreffer> er Ser i1toe1r Mariag til at
H., at unofaloet of Bri1nnrpolget
gidr set boablpit" at fao en- faooat
Sob. &r. Sftelie beo, at ct 1aooont
Sor1lag bar be6tat al 2cgislotrrel1
I Minnefota lenge f6r 11ogen biblte
ON GotpnleD og at 2iga1neole11tlner-
ne | 1lb}te @esfion Hettes life ton
tilregne, fig al &reoit for set 6or-
flag, fom bleb be6tot 6o. $ Dor Sc
tragtntng er ser nat bc6re lto1ioter
for en- Tonnageffotlop nplte 2cgis
1ottr ems 1rpge1t1i1l6e fpr. 2a6 os
bore .foir" og Hifffe iege at faltc al
Stpb ober oen ion treffcr til at
bore al en- an6en Mening e116 hi,
bere bet pao set politi1fe eller anb-
re Sntroo6er.
Is Set fdrite man ipnes at gribe til
gentiloags forot iloa Ell Mo6fto1,6er
meo ct at befhl6e ban for uerlia-
beo. SortfGtter man n1eo 5aaoatrne
yteoraf1tinger og 8elfDl6ninger bill
mon fnart ia 6rebet alle prliqe
Wtn11o fra BET offentlige 2ib. 0g,
bbao oa? Ne6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07
@pbe &urs Mprife Splps,tings..
fptttur.

gf 6en itore n1nng6e Sorelpbrgs-
1er, fom &e6e &orS norlfe SplpS
11ingeSfo11tor til 1to6igDe6 mootor
fra nor1fe 6olf rlt1r6t or1fri11g i
Mn1erifu fremgoar, at Sc norffe bele
2on6et ober begpnoer at fao 9tnene
op for oen itore &lulp og 5tbtte, Sc
bar bette &ontor. 9lllc @pprgs-
ntaaI belbores ol6eles gratis. Mon
bebpber life engong at 1en6c sSri=
mterfer, 6a 6is1e bill bli 7cn6t til
bage etbbert EilfGl6e. 9lf Spprs-
ntua1ene fren1goar> at mango bor
Banifeligbe6cr meo at faa ocres
8orgerpapirer ellcr pnifer Oplps-
ninger ON bborleocs Sc ffoI hurc fig
ao me6 at faa Dem. 9ln6re fpger Op
lpsninger ONT Fas og l1obon6rirgs>
tilla6elle, otter oll0re fp0er &onto-
rets 8iltano ongaoe1be S116trgtS.
ffatten og onore eager of beilt for
ifiellig 9(rt. &ontoret or iito116 til
at biitaa oeln allc n1eo Naoo %
0aa6.
&t nor 1fe ber 9lncrifo 1fDloer
set. o1nerifon1fe &poe &ors Tof for
bet ftore Slrbeibe, font 1ooleocs It's
rettes for bort ISolf. Ser bor oLorie
tioligere cfiiiteret ct &ontpr al 6cn-
ne 9lrt, til bbilfet enbpcr norit
Man6 clGer &bil16e fan benbenoe Jig
@frtftlig el1er Rcrfo1lig og frit in1
bente OplDSnt1ger og Bcile0ning
EN- bbilfc11lon1bel1t Gag og / fit eget
Morsmoal 0et er set e1e1te @on-
tor at fit @logs oe fqrtjcncr ollc<
@tette. 9cn neit profti1fe Mao6<
bborpoa at bite G6oe &ors fin Boo-
1fiennelic er> at mel6e Jig ino }on
Meolem og bibro cit f11ll,le til 6cts
aorlige EengienoSan1li11ger.
8rebe til BEN norife M{oeling far
1tribes paa nor1f eller e11gel1f. SIS
resfer 8rebcne til Norfpegim &c.
tton, Mn1ericon &eo grols, @urenl
Of Goreign 2one1agc SsSnforuotio,
@eroice, 1107 @roa6ipap g2clp gor,
q. 8.
Granf1in 9. 9tooiebelt fra gee>,
yorf, b1eb 11on1ineret ionr @onoioo
til @ice Hrefi6ent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07

KEEP up to the mark. Good
health is impossible when the kid
ncy.,s are weak, overworked Or
diseased. When they fail to filter
out of the blood the poisons and
impurities that cause sore, swol-
len muscles and joints, backache
or rl1cuamtic pains, prompt steps
should be taken to give the kid
neys and BLADDER the. help thees
symptoms indicate they need. ia
mes Carmen, Mayfield, KY, writ
es: II am in good shape. and can
say I found Foley Kidney Pills
certainly fine. / can't say enough
for them . ill.,,
1
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07
DEN N M0RSKE
AMERIkAllNIE

Tor ben, ion1 6nfer at 7reiie til
Norge, @berige eller Dantnarf 1neo
boz. t9ainie fan 2ugor=Mlaos et1bnu
erboloes n1e6
r@tabanserfipr6r Gte Mng.
nSersensfiorb" -. 27oe Sing
u@tapangerfjur" .. 17be Sept.
u&er9ensfiorbv .. 86e 0H.
uStabaneerfiuro" 29be 0H.
,u@ergensfiorb" -. 19be @op.
r@tabangerfurb" 10be Sec.
gedor man beftiIler 8illet naa $40
me6iet16es fom Saan6penge for 36ie
&Iasie, og $50 for lite og 2oen &las
1e. &cxler. - 81 ITO fte6er @erler
paa Morge> @pertge og 9an1narf ef-
ter Dagens lobelte &urs, hetnlbarc
be6 2iniens &genturer / De ffanoi>
nobi1fe 2o11oe, 116en .Disfol1to elIer
Beltten. @frib eIler befga
&pbe e Company, g. q. @. q.
319, 2no NDe. g., Winneapolis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07
Tarmernes Opmerf=
iombeb !
henleoes til bpao oeres I1aboer
flyer ON Osborne n1alfiner.
sSSacoblon & 2arfom :
Syergl1S Sails, Minn.

SacohIon & 2arfon, : =
Gerg11s Sails, Metnn.
Seq bar brugt Deres Osborne
8in6cr 6 gar % Sen boo6e bGret
@rug on1trent foamange Qlar fdr ieg
fjgbte Sen. Seq CT bel fortpiet nseo
ocn Eienefc Sen far git mig. Den
gaar let pg gigr go6t slrbei6e &ar
intet Belbur bobt n1eo at faa "gtc-
pnirs". Noar jcg 1fal fipbe en- nh
8in6cr 1aa blir Set en- Osborne. :.
Grbor0, st. 1. Otto WabI
Icorprel1oe Deres @fterlpgr9lel
ON Osborne 5elpbtnoer, bil ieg f.:
&ipbte en- 1ao6on 1906 og bar
br11gt SEN bper &arbeit poa n1iil
6arm / Sln11ltli i116til leg iolgte
Sar1ncn / 1914. 5o1gtc 6enne 8i1,-
Ser for $4,000 bc6 9lnftioncn fer
ieg flpttet fra Sormen.. Set bor en-
IettrnEfr11oe Waoffine % gioroe f9r>
fte &asfes 9lrbetoe al1lags @rgn.
@nbm alorig noget @elbGr ne6 at
foa r9fepoirs"
Dolton. eSpbn .. Stoboas.
@@;*
Sacob1on & 9orion,
SSerglts Sails.
Seq far hr,tgt en- Osborne Mo
lper 1ioen 1906, ,og er mere ems til
! frebs n1eo oen. Den goor let og ieg
| bar foftiT ingen l16gifter babt meo
bcn unbtogcn for 1,pe 5eftioner. -
@ruaer Sen frcmoeles og Sen bar
| cnbnt oe originate r@ltoro YIates"
! @or intet @e1bGr babt meo at fac
! nNepoirs". >>..- .
0ultol1, Wein11. Ole gor6ol.
X
| Socob1on & 2arion,
sScrguS Soils.
! @ebrprel1be Deres Spprgstnoal
on bborle6cS ieg liter SEN gner1ot
g Sos @torooro @lannaifine, -four
| ieg fjpbtc of Gem, er set mig en fol
npielle at IT, at 6cn er flt1oi ianeoi(
tilfre6sihIlenoe. Sen gaar let o(
ffinrer goot. Seq bor brltgt fler'
mlbre Slags 5loan1alfiner, men tpl
| frit iige, at jog lifer @1nerion beor'
! ems nogen..
| Dalton:> IS. g. McGlire:.
Il - II 49, E3SEs ~ ~ " S% F
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07
MADE A Change in her. Mrs.

&,
MADE A Change in her. Mrs.
L Gibson, 18th 6. Edison ST., La
Junta, Colo., writes. my kid
neys were giving me a great
deal of trouble for some time and
I took Foley Kidney Pills: and
they helped me right away They
made such a change in me that
fell fine. Foley Kidney Pills
promptly relive beckache, rheu-
matte pains, sore, swollen or stiff
muscles and joints They put the
kidneys and bladder in sound,
healthy condition: i. i
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07
SeSocob1on & 2arip1t,
sScrgltS Sails.


Sans 5trp1l1rne1L 8arr1er NOR
.@orp, bar forlebe1t blepen orabt at,f
en- raiel1oe. 9sre, 81 ont lite bans roif'ee
og uforfer6eoe @uftrl1 bar fonn1elt
bonn til 'ltnoiatning 81 soren bab0e
fat Starernnten :ia. MOB Sjesbaggett So
Suitrnett fif bare buns Meoraab.
Sun Sun bar 11etop tfer6 ute6 at bugge
Mgreoeo, og tuge,10e guen mes
ipra1g bur 5uforfproet mob Dren ID
btpfa9ts bstt IL iaa vvtbfAttl Blak
] Nasss'f II II hts'H s' laAs 4 Y ess
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07

SIS agesifs goloir1e sfpberg, Datter
at 9oitor s. @fpberg I staitab, bleb
ben 20oe Su11i agtebiet ttil (1ltto,r to,.r
Saltior fru fdm1t1e Eoip,1. Brat6e11s
Jar forretteoe gielie,t l11tlio0elbort
.siter 6giu1ssie gusstienafte ga.
|. .I|tas Mill 4 pe slyjsliss bstai|tafl MI
eAa ~ n |llss'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07

en- 1l1eget itor gearingS Sparoi. SeIp
SfaIIerte, Ser tioligere lite 1T Z fanot no
gen Mnpenoelfe, benbpfteS nltstt sttil sPre g
Eaturfo6er. ss H s5... .s y =S5>.:s.. 81.
Man fa11 faa f1t1p DplDsnit,g oll'
bporleoes man abIer peannts | 80
gen: u8ea1tl1t orotpi,g for Rrofitn'
(Sarnlers Bulletin gso.. 1t27), fotn
fe1loes gratis til. enbber Ser forlalt-
ger bet fra 4. g. Sept. Of Mgriclal-
t1tre, @afbittgton,D. 6, j.. !, j; i
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-07-07
for them y

Sold Everywhere.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-06
GIFT TO CARDINAL
x. OF C. PRESENT SUBSTANTIAL
SUM-CERTlFlCA OF
HONOR.

Cardinal Mercier of Belgium has ac-
knowledged the gift from the Knights
of Columbus of $4,000 francs for the
Belgian rehabilitation fund which he
is administering on behalf of Louvain
and other devastated cities of Bel
GUM. The money was raised by vol
untary subscription among the K. or
C. membership, following the Cardi-
nails visit to the United States, and
was presented on behalf of the
Knights by Directors John F. Martin
and J. j. Leddy in Malines at the Car
dinaIs home recently.
In his thanks to Supreme Knight
Flaherty of the K of c., Cardinal Mer
cier declares that he will ever cherish
the memory of his visit to America
At the same time the directors pre-
sented the check they gave Cardinal
Mercier a gold engrossed certificate
of honorary membership in the K. o
G.. Cardinal Mercier and King Alber
are the first Europeans to be accorded
| membership in the order.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-06
MORE K. c.. SCHOOLS
ONE FOR EVERY TOWN OF 10000
INHABITANTS - ST. PAUL
SCHOOL SUCCESSFUL

Supreme Secretary William j. Nc
Ginley, of New York, has announced
that the X. of G. will Immediately
launch a movement to place a free
night school for service men in every
city of from forty to fifty thousand
population throughout the country.
in all the principal cities of the
West said Mckinley, there is a
tightening of the employment market
and consequent preference for men
skilled in technical and business oc-
equations. Hundreds and thousands
of former service men are still with
out stable employment. The Knights
of Columbus, despite it's appropriation
of five million dollars for an American
Legion memorial building in Washing.
ton, will be able to extend it's school
system to prepare more men for EN-
ploynent requiring special skill.
"If work of this sort is not main
tanned, this winter will find the coun
try facing a serious problem, as oul
war veterans have not by any means
been assimilated by industry. The
young men must be constantly warned
to stay in smaller towns, where they
do fairly well, instead of flocking t.
the cities and adding to congestion
and unemployment"
| The K. of G. night school in st. Pau
| reports signal success.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-06

I The actual work of solicitation for
funds will begin next Sunday in the
third district, which comprises all the
parishes in the west central part OF
the Diocese.
Benefits of Campaign.
The present campaign has been pro-
ductive of many advantages and bene>
fits besides the mere collecting of
money The question regarding the
importance of our schools and their
development has been brought to ev-
cry Catholic man and women in this
Diocese in way that was never done
before. Not only have our people
listened to eloquent pleas from the
pulpit and to other explanations of the
purpose of this campaign but they
have been supplied with copious litera-
ture on the subject.
Pamphlets and leaflets, presenting
a complete survey of the condition of
our schools, with their urgent needs,
have been sent to every Catholic in
the Diocese. In this way our people
have been able to read at their leisure
and to ponder over the various details
of the whole educational system. This
to a great extent accounts for the
readiness with which they have re-
sponded to the appeal once they have
thoroughly grasped the situation from
a business standpoint.
Another advantage of this campaign
is seen in the fact that many in mod
crate circumstances, accustomed to
give few dollars to any deserving
| cause, have risen to the occasion and
have pledged willingly substantial
amounts towards our schools. Since
they have in many cases made sac
rifice in order to meet this higher CALL
our Catholic people will take much
greater interest in all that concerns
the school system of this Diocese.
This increased spirit of loyalty and of
genuine interest in the schools may
be considered one of the most valu-
able assets accruing from the cam
| paign.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-06
Mr.. FOaEY's CHARITY
ST. THOMAS COLLEGE GETS $40.
OoO-FIFTY INDIVIDUAL
LEGATEES.

The College of st. Thomas, st. Vim.
cent de Paul society and st. Paul
Catholic Orphan society are each
handsomely remembered in the will OF
Michael H. Foley, wealthy st. Paul
man who died recently in California
and whose will was filed for probate
November L.
The College Of ST. Thomas is left
$4,000, st. Vincent de Paul society
$4,000 and the st. Paul Catholic Or
phan asylum $4,000. In addition to
these fifty persons are given amounts
ranging from $500 to $1,000. The
House of the Good Shepherd is given
$1,000.
The residue of the estate after pay
ments of specific bequests aggregating
nearly $150,000, is left to the two chill
dren, Edward Timothy Foley and Mrs
Rachel Ann Anderson, share and share
alike.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-06
FOR fAVORS RECEIVED
SOLEMN CEREMONY. IN NEW OR
LEANs-URsuLiNE MADE vow
MORE THAN A CENTURY AGO.
(By N. C. w. C. News Service. }


Plans for the celebration of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the solemn
coronation of the statue of Our Lady
of Prompt Succor at the Ursuline Con
vent, the first coronation of the kind
in the United States, are being made
in New Orleans. The impressive cere
mony will be observed November 10
Special permission has been obtained
from the Holy See for the coronation
ceremonies, which are reserved tC
Christendom.
The devotion which centers about
the statue began with the attribution
to the Blessed Virgin of intercessory
powers exercised in behalf of the
favorable outcome of threatened dis
astrous events, intimately associated
with the Ursulines and the people OF
New Orleans. The first was when
the monastery and city were saved
from confagration in 1872, and the
second was when the battle of New
Orleans was won by American forces
On the latter occasion the Ursulines
made a vow to have solemn high
Mass celebrated every year in honor
of Our Lady of Prompt Succor.
The devotion to Our Lady, under this
title, has spread to every city in the
United States and has penetrated Can
ada, Alaska, Mexico, Central and
South America, as well as becoming
known in many. cities of Europe.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-06
SUNDAY

bring with it solemn thoughts to the
minds of every American, memories of
brave men who fell, sympathy for their
living relatives and those religious
reflections in which nations, like in
dividuals, must seek hope and con-
ISOLATION. That November IA this year
being the Sunday Immediately follow
ing the anniversary should be observ-
ed in all our churches by suitable
memorial services for the heroic
American soldiers, sailors and marines
who gave their lives to their country
in the world war, seems to me emf
nently fitting and proper, and / CON-
mend the suggestion to those who
conduct such services.
Il shall direct that the flag of the
United States at all military posts,
naval stations, on vessels and on build
ings of the United States be displayed
at half-mast on that day as a token of
the nations participation in the exer-
cises elsewhere held"