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Evening star., 1920-02-25
24c Cash q Word

The rate In Washington and vicinity
fer Advertising IN The star uDder the
following popular classtAcatioIs 10 ~
cents 0 word when cash II paid In ad-
vapee At the Busineas Once. 11th street
and Pennsylvsnia avenue n.w.:
Wanted Nsip.
Rooms. Etc.
Lost and Found.
Automobiles.
Fer Ssie Miscellaneous
Wanted Situations
0uslnese Opportunities.
Poultry, Psts and Live stock
Wanted Miscellaneous
No sdvertisemeat accepted Tor less
than 30 cents each assertion.
Apartments and houses for rent and
wanted and other real estate 49, -.
er1l clasuincations are charged fss "
g the line Of q words.
Lowest charge 10 for : hnee o. 10
words or lees. Rates: s4e. one time:
sec. two times: Sl.A. three tines:
S294. sven times tone weekl: Aee,-
tional lines Of words each u
No sdversi.ins can he charged with
ont nrst arranging st The staf oH'ee "
For the conveaien-. OF patrons cash
advertisements may b. left at any ons
Of IRE b1nch Offices listed oeio" oeiors
sa.n. for that DAYS issue AMI beiore
pm Saturday for insertion N soA'
day Star.
NORTHWEST.
~ and Mass. Ave. Hyseian Pharmscy.
TIN and Sts.. GoldenberHs 'A'"
s,h ,nd q Sis. MeGuire's Pharmacy.
18th and p Sts. Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave. Pearson . i"'
macy.
.,st and C sts.. Quieley Pharmscy
"ath and Pennsylvania Ave-. he'''
Psam, sd ava otis Places. h"imea"
5a,u-cy-
80. l. ST Morse Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
North Cap;,ol and Eye sts.. hene.V
Pharmacy. ,...,,
18th apd Ess. Capitol SITS. L'neo'
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
s,h and Eye SITS. Weller q MosAe'
Pharmacy.
Ilth snd Pa. Ave-. F~a1ev's Pharmaey'
14fh and Ps. Ave-. Smyser's Pharmaes'
GEORGETOWN.
wisconsin Ave. and u ST.. O'DonneilS
Pharmacy.
csfb ..d r Sts.. Pride's Pharmacy.
e6,h and N Sts. Weller 4 Mosxeys
Pharmacy.
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FEN ALE.

ALTERATION HANDS-Ex-
perienced; on ladies suits, coats
and dresses; permanent position.
Apply to Mayer Bros. & Co.. 957
and go + st. NV.
ALTERATION HANDS,
Experienced; on women's coats.
Apply to Mr.. Dobrin. Manager.
GOLDENBERG'S,
9TH and X.
ALTERATION HANDS on women> COATS.
GOWNS. SKIRTS. Apply N. Brooks & Co..
1109 st.
E. AKTIs1 to paint coats Of arms &C.: in sater
ARTIST. commercial, for work
in advertising Office. Address
Box 17-II. Star Office.
rooKKEEPER and >tenographcr for evening
work. Address Box .2i H, Star office.
BOOkkEEPER. over 80 wears
old: one who can handle a set OF
books; must have business ex-
perience; typist preferred. Al
fleck Realty and Drug Co., 18th
and +.
Bookkeeping and Accountancy Y
Course given free to limited
number of young people in re-
turn for spare-timc work.
Apply after 4:3O.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS
AND CIVIL SERVICE
SCHOOL.
1917 New York Avenue.
Fright GIRLS to learn collar asserting. Ap-
ply Mr. Rose. 49a ST. NV
BUSINESS HIGH SCHOOL graduate to ad-
dress 10000 envelopes: hours. 3 to 4:39: give
rate desired and phone number for Quick ac-
tioH Address Box 53 II. Star ONCE. 25s
CLERk-Young lady for ONCE. Address Box
143-H. Star odace.
CLEEk-.A good position is open for a young
lady who is accurate with figures with n old
established Washington firm: state oualifca
tions and salary expected. Address Box o26- H
Star Office.
CLERk-IAdy; soda fountain and cigars: per
manent: must have good reference; refined
1900 NV. s5s
CLERKS. stenographer. typists, secretaries;
standard systems: superior courses: intensive
training: individual instruction. The Drillery
Ell l4'h st. NV. Est. 1885,
COMPETENT young lady soda dispenser to
take charge Of fountain: salary. $1S. Apply
Woods drug store I. and Conn. ave- 2S.
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FOUND

CAT-Jan = yellow. with white ne''ef: 49, "o'
Ia, enIi I3,h q: Phone COL. 2790 2s'
CTpSr con,.;njnr money and Keys on 14t I,
8; car Saturday evening. Owner can nave
same upon Identification. Address BOX 1871
Star Ofiine
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE-Continued.

YOUNG MAN for evening. and t,ery oti'e,
Sunday. Drug store. 22nd and Pa. ave- NV
lUUNI; MAN-SsU per veek sitter esUpssttss
ss.r..tes tie ps:i,,.s. 6pes xssSay. We.
'*'>'' '.' Essaii ss,Siy sosMSs.., e,:al1S wait.
kr..sx.,AsS's r..sx.,A s0slszss oot1:ss; 4, H..
1902 = st. .w-
YOUNG MBN-ss5 per week. Our course In
stenogrsphy will At you for the position In 3o
days. FREE days trial Instructions. Day and
night classes. Individual instruction.
3O-DAf sTESoGRAPH1C SCHOOL.
s17 14th St NV. Fourth Floor. N: B16
YOUNG MAN. advanced telegraph student.
possessing necessary Instruments. desires ex-
four evenings weekly; state charges. Ad'
dress Box 225E. Star oticc.
YOUNG MEN between l8 and
Is years of age, with bicycles ;
salary, $85 per month average
8 hours; day and night assign
nients; splendid chance for ad-
vancement. Apply between 10
am. and ) pm. first floor, l4O7
e. NV.
$50 PER WEEK wages for clerk in fire insur-
ance office. Address. own handwriting. stat
ing experience and present position. Box $50 Ii
Sur Office 26"
GOOD AUTOMOBILE WASHERS with expe-
riencr at X. L. Garage Co. 1215 2Oth NV.
26s
$40, 0oo JOBS INCOME TAX WORk-Our stu
dents discovered $1,000. .OOO overpayment by
one CORPORA tion: big opportunity: vou can
qualify study at home spare time: specialists
have earned 81 ,O00 week: salaries OF s.. .0O0
year sre ordinary. Write 32S Munsev bldg.
city. Z. s. Tax Law Institute. Open evenings
until .. Is
A CHANCE for ambitions Young men who wish
+" earn s. or IS p*r Gay--or s. TO s., a day in
spare time. Address General Employment
Agent. Lock Fox 1908. City =. O. 9'
AFTER \ TRIP through the Panama canal and
Valparaiso. Chile. W. J.. Jones. a graduate Of
the Service Radio School. writes to Us telling
of his experience and how he likes wireless
operating. Mr.. Jones cradIatcd December g.
and since that t:nr has been seeing considerable
of South America As usual. he Is drawing tn.
splendid salary OF 81 wireless operator. and all
OF his expenses are being paid; in addition 10
this he is receiving what is considered the mos:
broadening e',uca ton, TRAVEL. The Service
Radio School is conveniently located at 9th and
Fa. ave-. and is the largest school of its kind
in the country and the most systcma tically con-
Quoted. The cost Of tuition is reasonable and
payable in instal1ments to suit ones convcn-
irnce. Any young man having any desire to
travel and see n little more Of the world than
his HOME TOWN has an extraordinary oppor-
tunity to attain this end by studying radio. One
may enroll at any time. SERVICE RADIO
SCHOOL. Inc. @00-2 Pa ave. NV. Fr 1914.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

MALE.
BOOKKEEPER, once clerk, or cashier; ma
chine operator: ability. experience and refer
enees; moderate salary. Address Box l62H
Star once.
CARPHNTER. frst-class. wants inside work;
state rate paid. Address Box 219-H. Star ofire
c6s
CARPENTBR-SmaH jobber; work done quick
and reasonable. J. Bradley, 7O6 9Th st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR (colored) thoroughly experienced
on Packard and Cadillac cars; best references
1901 9th st. NV. -
CHAUFFEUR. colored. wishes position; best
references. 1875 18th st. NV. %
CHAUFFEUR wants position IN private FAM
ny; years experience. Address 1927 Cor
CHAUFFEUR -MACHINIST. expert, desires pri-
vate position with quarters: Is yrs. experience: ::
excellent references: polite. courteous and up
to-date; solieit an interview. Line. SsS4
Evening star., 1920-02-25

YOUNG MARRIED MAN AGE 30 COLI.FGI
ATE AND LEGAL EDUCATION VERSATILE
AND EXPERIENCED AS PRACTITIONER
AND BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. DESIRES con
ShTIO\ WITH LARGE CONCERN WHERE
oppoRTI MITES ARE UNCIRCVMSCEIBS:D
eNn ABILITY WILL BE RFa.r,NIZED
WItt.I:NG TO START AT BOTTOM TO
learn RCSINESS. ADDRESS BOX 1871 H.
STAR OFFICE
YOUNG MAN desires position driving truck
and can do repair work. 1881 l1th 1t. NV
.Js
YOCNG MAN. college education. with 1oyt
desires work after pm. Address Box IS H.
star office. o,s
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE-COntin0eA.

BAKER on cakes; union shop.
5O7 H st. ne. ~
BANK RUNNER-Young man
at least 20 years old; must have
fair education and write good
hand; good salary to start and
opportunity for advancement.
references required. Apply
Thursday after o:3O am, United
States Savings Bank. 18th and
You SITS. NV.
BARBER at 1902 ard st. nv. Apply 30l P.
Good salary. 26'
BEST or sALARIEs psid 10 persons who hays
learned practical d,,ftnk in cur Day OF ,1s n,.s.
big demand for our graduates. write. esis ..
phone for particulars At once. Cslumbia scsses
Of rafting. Nth and T sts. p.w------- p.w
EOOKKEEPER snd stenograpber for evening
work. idres. ROY .e4-H. Star office.
BOY with driving permit to de-
liver electric cars; 6 pm. to ~
pm. Apply Supt.. Sterrett 4
Fleming. Inc. 2l55 Champlain
st.
BOYS over sixteen young men.
Hours, ! to II PM.
Apply Arcsde Howling Manager. iAth and
Park road. after : pm.
BOYS aud young men with bicycles or motor
eyclea can esrn $50 to 500 monthly: fui "f
part time. Apply TT 18th. -
BUSHEIMEN ttwoI: permanent positions TO
right parties. Grosaer. 1913 Pa. ave. NV.
RCSHELMAN wanted at once in mems cloth-
ing: steady work all year round: $40 j week
Bell Clothes shop. $50 / r.T.
BUSHELMAN. Apply at once.
klein's. Inc. cor. 9TH and + NV.
bUTIER hrst-,,ass: whte Filipino: best
r. ferences required. Apply :: to t PM. or
TO IL am, 1871 Mas ave. NV.
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DHAFTSMEE WANTED.

Large concern within 60 miles
OF Philadelphia needs imlnedi-
ately a number OF experienced
mechanical. electrical and archi-
tectural craftsmen for shipyard
plant construction work; good
working conditions; good sal
aries to those who qualify. State
experience. salary expected. date
can report. and send sample OF
work all in first letter. Address
BOX 232-H. STAR OFFICE. x
Evening star., 1920-02-25

DEMONSTRATORS
Several experienced sales
women as demonstrators
good salary. Apply Supt.,
THE PALA1S ROYAL,
G and 1lth SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-25

CARPENTER.

The Hecht Go. requires the
services OF man for inside
general repair work. Apply
Supt.. The Hecht Co., 9Th
st. between L and F.
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Automobile Mechanic,

Nh,;c man 10 Ia. fIli ris"-r OF sara%"
= III seven REQ ears. Mus: i-- well
l. .ndrd ard cspab!i. % a,.uiung fnil respon-
. hii''y for satisfactory upkrep of cars
/ rscc. Reply. with full information a It.
& alhcsticns and salary. 10 Box lO-H. Sta.
Evening star., 1920-02-25

YOU n G. WOM MAN to
audit sales checks. Apply
Office manager. Parker
Bridget Co., Pa. ave. and
9th.
Evening star., 1920-02-25

POWDER r1EINE. green gold: initials "a.
&. Co. Reward for return 10 1529 New Han:r-
>i.irc ave. 16s
Evening star., 1920-02-25

PURSE Ladies' back velvet purse. Feb. -, on
Ia. ave. Return to cashier Raleigh Hotel sn,
1.c~;Va r"w-rd
Evening star., 1920-02-25

HOU SEW YORKER for
second work. No cooking,
no washing or ironing.
Sleep in. Good home. 1876
Lanier place NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-25

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper must have GOOD
reference. Apply 625 f st. NV aSs
EXPERIENCED sewer. on skirts and waists
Apply 912 10th St NV o5s
FILING CLERk-Ex Expert
enced. Apply Mr.. Phillips, Ma
tional Furniture Co., 8O7 9TH st.
FILM INSPECTORS. experienced: good salary
y right party. Goldwyn Distributing Corp.
TIA 11th st. NV. o7s
FISISHER. first class. on coats; hirh wages.
steady work; every convenience. Address Box
1873 H. Star office. .7s
GIRL wanted I" learn bookbinding and feed
ing rnlins machine. H. F. Warneson Co.
732 18th st. NV. o7s
Evening star., 1920-02-25

Poo oCkET100K-ln Tn'On station tas. Thur ,duy
evening. tla~k leather pock-fhock. shape Of
susII bag. containing about sl5 in money. some
y.prrs with nv name or. KEYS and eyeglasses.
Reward. A. +. Simpson. Genesre V:i'ey T-.,s.
to Rochester Y Y
Evening star., 1920-02-25

Tor Monday ana wednesday,. must have city
references 1925 10th st. NV es'
LAUNDREss to take small family washing
home. 67O7 Georgia ave. NV 2S'
MAID for general housework; must be good
cook; references required. Apt. %, the Connec-
ticut. Tel. Franklin 1715. e6'
MAID for dental once. Phone Line II or call
at SO4 ID st. Sc. IS
NURSE. experienced, white. to care for infant.
Apply 2o51 18th st. NV. Apt. 10S.
NURSE, experienced. white. for 17-month-old
child: good home and salary: references re.
quired Address Box 80 H. Star ONCE. 2s'
PLAIN COOK for suburbs. but right on car
line; must stay nights. See Mrs. Hunt. 427
WAITREsS. experienced. white, neat and well
recommend; wages. $50. Address Box 18Th,
Star office. Is
WANTED-A irst-class. experienced cook
stay nights good wages. Apply at 1s4s Gis.rd s.
wANTED.Younk girl for light houseso.k.
WASTED-Colored chambermaid- waitress city
North 1854.
WHITE WET NURSE wanted. 227 NV,
]. Cohen. 20
numbered. as housekeeper and plain cooking
for small family; no washing: good home and
salary. Address Box 1Ol-H. Star ofice. 2o'
WHITE GIRI-Assist with children and
housework home In suburbs: reasonable pay.
Write or interview. 5 to 6. 500 l. st. NV.
WOMAN (colored) for 2nd cook. Home for
Incurables. 32nd and SITS.
WOMAN, experienced, for housework. in fam
lily of two. Apt. 5S 1869 Columbia road. .
WOMAN twhite) TO keep house miles from
Anscostia in country: plenty milk and butter;
no objection 10 children; good wages. AppI,
Ben Bailey, 1901 n. ]. ave. SO.
WOMAN for general housevaork. white or col
ored. 1866 Irving st. NV. 70
WOMAN for general Homework. Call after 6
pm. Apt. II. 1888 st. NV.
WOMAN to cook and do laundry work: $40
per month: can stay nights. Tel. W. 1913.
1923 2Sth st. NV.
WOMAN for general Homework and cleaning
hours daily. Call bet and pm. 240S
Pa. ave. NV. -
WOMAN 10 clean in confectionery. 3412 14th
st. NV. LAwman's Bakery. 26'
AT OEOE, good. reliable woman to care for
sick lady; reference required. 1890 Calvert ct.
NV, city. -
Evening star., 1920-02-25

FURNITURE and carpets for \ country lote
Phone North 4iOO. 1922 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-25

rURSE-on q St bet. NJ Sworzyn 4 Sons,
12i9 q ST. and 1S'h 81. small inside purse
containing two so bills. 81. two 81 bills
md change. bet. and - o'clock Feb. "a. Return
10 Miss Gertrude Ward. Silver Spring Md
Evening star., 1920-02-25
NJ. BROOKS & CO.,
11O0 G. St.

/, MANAGER for small seashorc hotel summer
season: state experience. age and other in
+, formation that nay be CT value. Address
! EcX 1u,-H. Star Office
Evening star., 1920-02-25
WELDING AND BRAZING
ALL BROKEN METALS.
Oxy-Acetylene Process.
FRED s. GICHNER,
1914 D St. NV.

BUSINESS 0PP0RTUN3I1ES.
WILL Buy RooMNG House with Lease; will
pay cash II suited. Address Box oo@H Star
ONCE
RO0MiNG HOUSE for sale by owner; furnish
Address Box 2O3 II. Star Office. 26.
SMALL. GROCERY sTOKE. etc, for sale cheap he.
12S md st. s.w
GROCERY and meat narket-An opporssnnanS ~ ~
weekly. For particulars apply in hat store
TO 11th ST. NV. q
DELICATESSDN and confectionery stsre. WIN
mil line of fruits and tobacco: doing splendid
business. For information call Ncrtn 80: =.
WANTED-Anto accessory ard VuIcanizinS
h,,sirs.s. state price and location: no arcniA-
Address Box 14S-H. Star ONCE
WANTED-smaiI notion candy stor: avn:
rooms. North 65o1.
S5S IF YOUR SUGGESTION Is ACOF3T"n
Have leased a store south side Of n. I. ave.
near 9th st. Suggest business fcs this Iocn
l73-H Star once. 10
MANAGEMENT Of uplte-date spartAent. In
cludine dining roon, wanted BY two exper'-
enred women. Address Box ls4-H, S0r eGce
cU1R STORE and newsstand OF deRcatssseu
must be paying stand and dssirahiy heated:
reasonable price. N. q! Ryen Co., Ine.. sue
cessors TO New York Realty Brokers. 14p p
st. NV. Phone n 1887.
TAILORING. cleaning, dyeins and preaang e
GOOD CHANCE for plumber and steam litter
in repair shop with builder: best location in
city for repair work. Address Boz s:-N Star
oshcc. &c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. workers cvesYWae:e, {.
establish collectioa bureaus. earn eae inccu'":
NO ccpifal required: train and spesr esrAi .>es
20 .oc; ":;c:ent's: Feet r-ec. Sati"aat CO
.iec:ioa Hu:eGu. Dey.. /, Columbus, Ohio.
Evening star., 1920-02-25

J PATENT specification writer wanted by Haz-
! ard Miller Of Los Angeles: salary. So 900:
/ state experience. Address Box 230H. star
Office "1s
Evening star., 1920-02-25

BAKER on cakes; union shop.
5O7 II st. ne. H*
Evening star., 1920-02-25

LADIES to learn French drcsscuttinE. dress.
making. designing and millinery; French pat.
terms cut TO order; style and At guaranteed
New York Academy 11lJ G st. Franklin 7415
Day and night school rs
Evening star., 1920-02-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for nan who wishes
to 20 TO the country where living conditions
Washington: state salary expected. Buell. Farm
Agency, Herndon. vs.. 70
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-13
WEAR BATHING SUITS,
i: !: DOWNTOWN AND Ply FINE

=. E W.. X. Wagner and Eldon Hendrix
son, arraigned in municipal court yes
terday morning before Judge J. F.
Gibbons on the charge Of wearing
indecent dress in a public street and
making indecent exposure of their
persons, were summoned for trial at
3 O'clock yesterday afternoon. At
!; torney c. w. Scrutchin represented
Wagner and Attorney P. J. Russell
appeared for HENDERSON. Wagner
was sentenced to a fine of $25 or 20
days in Jail and Hendrixson was SEN
fenced to a fine. of $40 or 10 days
a Jail. The fine was paid in both
ases. r
.Nhe charge was made against these
! men on Saturday night when they
were seen by one Of the local police
men on downtown street clad only
in their bathing suits.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-13
IMPORTANT MEETING OF.
4. CHAUTAU0UA SICNERS

: An important meeting Of the sign
ters Of the Chautauqua is called for
;tonight at the Association rooms at
/ eight o'clock. Plans for the forming
of a permanent Chautauqua associa-
ton will be discussed. - -;
The following are the list of sign
ers on this contract: H. z. Mitchell,
IS. E. Hurlocker, H.. w. VanDevort,
&C. D.. Backus, o. j. Laqua, P. L.
Brown, N. E. Given, C. N Landon
.sP. l., Hines, Arnold NJ. johnson, S. l.
.Wilslow, J.. R. Veloske, Quincy
+ Soks, &C. o. Moon, Rev. G. Back
hurst, D. S. Mitchell, E. H. Smith
81. A. Barker, N. B. Backus, L: B
,Grandy, G: w. Slater, Rev. J. T
Philippe, O.. E. Erickson, A. A
Haarklau, L. E. Tabor, R. A. Hannah
r. II. Minty, J. L. George, A. B
Palmer, G. w. Rhea, o. G. Schwandt
! Martin Dunn, G. w. Harnwell, Lycal
e Co., D. j. Moore, E. B. Berman
John A. Dalton, F. T. Beaver, R. J
Boardman, E. M. Satire, E. J: vii
Tits. Earl Cell, F.. Gromoldby, W. z
Robinson, J. W. Smith, G. E. Carson
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-13
CHIPPEWA GENERAL !, II II.
COUNCIL IN: SESSION q.
AT CITY BUILDING
Jfh
E.t, 50 h.stth'
Di.cus. Work q Legislative
Committee. ON Indian
Affair."

To discuss the work of the commit
tee on Indian affairs at the hear
ing held before the House of Repre-
sentatives from January -21 to
March q, 1920, the Chippewa Gen
eral council went into session at the
City building today with John G.
Morrison of Red Lake, president, of
the organization, presiding.
=, Representatives. from various
points arrived here this morning to
attend the session rs spartiea interest,"
ed directly In the results of the tight
which: is now being waged by the
two factions of the Chippewas in
Minnesota over the, question which
has arisen over the disposition of In
dian lands and PROPERTY in the vi
entity of the Red LIKE reservation.
The other faction ia meeting today
at Ball Club. u ,},,sf'
1t is expected that most of the ses-
sion here will be confined. to discus
sion of the work done by the repre-
sentatives at Washington this spring.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-13
ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS
HOLD REGULAR MEETING

At the regular meeting of the board
Of directors of the Benidji Associa-
ton this afternoon several important
matters of business were taken up.
The matter of boat landing on the
lake was discussed and it was de-
,cided to ask the park board to en-
deavor to make some arrangements
whereby a landing could be made
suitable for parties using launches
on the lake. A committee consisting
of G. w. Harnwell, H. z. Mitchell
and F. Goughnour was appointed to
arrange for a. registration of tourists
who come to Bemidji and to obtain
a report on the condition of the vari-
Gus highways leading to the city from
them and from any other sources
available and to see that this in
formation is given out to the public
as means to stimulate tourist traffic
to Bemidji. The matter of the high
water level of the lake was referred
to the industrial committee with the
request that prompt action be taken
with a view to getting relief there
from. 1t was pointed out that the
high water. was causing much trouble
in Bemidji and to residents along the
lake. ~
Resolutions of appreciation were
passed for the work done by COM
mittees in arranging for the carrying
out of the details for the entertain.
ment of visitors to the several con.
ventions held here recently.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-13
RATION ALLOWANCE FOR
COMPANY K IS DELAYED

Captain Moore has announced that,
although he expected to receive a
check yesterday for the ration allow
ance for company K during the
period of the summer encampment
here, the payment has as yet not been
received due to some unknown delay
between the time the final statement
was sent from here to the company
headquarters an dthe time it was re-
ceived there. Nevertheless he has
stated that he expects that the pay
ment will be received promptly and
that, as soon as the allowance is re-
ceived, creditors Of the company will
be sent their checks.
The total ration allowance for the
company for the fifteen-day encamp7
ment period is approximately $500,
figured at SO cents per day for each
man who answered muster. The total
amount expended for rations during
this same period is about $500 and
will be nicely taken care Of by the
allowance.
Apart from this amount $3.50 was
allotted the company fund at the rate
Of IS for each man who answered
muster and in addition to this the
proceeds from the canteen which was
operated at Camp Woolnough during
the fifteen day period have been put
into this fund. Such expenses as
drayage and the like are paid from
this fund.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-13
COMMITS lONERS MEET
TOEDECUSS BUILDING {.
4. e! OF COUNTY ROADWAYS


" seltrami board of county
conn ers went into session yes
tsrday Eng at the court house to
consider ,tant' road matters and
the .disch CIT this subject has
formed the .of the work done
by the boaro >t. Nothing def
mite has been ID as, regards !
road building pla s' 81 it is believed
that the session 1tinue until
Eass hate as Thursday 2oon. Ron
tine business is also be- acted upon
at this time. w., = ">.<sv ~ D.
;. A resolution to set aside an appro--
priation Of $4,000 from, the general
fund 'sof the county for: county 5ex-
tension work in agriculture and home
economics in connection with the
Farm Bureau was to be introduced
today by q special committeeA This
amount would cover the appropria-
ton; of the county for farm bureau
work for the: year beginning July l.;
1920: 49, = ''t
The budget of resources and ex-
penses for the Beltrami County Farm
Bureau association for the year be-
ginning July 1 has been prepared and
will be submitted to the board with
the request for the resolution. The
resources as estimated amount to
S., $50 and are made up, as follows
State Of Minnesota, $1,000; U. S. de-
partnaent Of agriculture, 5000; coun-
ty !, commissioners, $4,000; Farm
Bureau membership, $3.50; personal
pledges, $1,000. This amount would
cover the estimated expenses for the
year including the salary of the
county agent, office expenses, field
expenses, farm bureau maintenance
and organization.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-13
MlSSlSSIPPlANS OPPOSED
TO COMING OF MEN0NlTE

Jackson, Miss. July 13.-The
democratic state exeentive committee
yesterday adoptedsa resolution as OPP
posed to the propoaed migration of a
thousand Menonites from Canada to
Southern Mississippi. The resolu-
ton declares the 5Menonites to be
undesirable citizens''' and object to
their meeting in Mississippi on the
following grounds:$fH;.First they re-
fuse to allow their. children to attend
public schools; Second, they speak
and write only German, which is
equivalent to thinking in German
Third, they are composed wholly OF
conscientious DIRECTORS who refused
to fight when Canada was being bled
by the war.