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1856 cars and locomotives.
Reserves for Smaller Roads

The committee also recommended
reserves from the fund for smaller
roads not members of the association
as follows: For equipment, $7,750 900.
and for additions and betterments,
$4,70O,00
The New York Central would receive
the largest amount out Of the $26, 0O0,-
900 for the purchase of new locomo-
tives, its allotment being s4,807 900
The Illinois Central would receive $2,-
987,500; the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe, S2,149,000; the Northern Pa
citic, 1880, 900; New York. New Haven
4 Hartford. $1.75O,00O; the Chicago,
Burlington g. Quincy, s1,742,oO0; the
Great Northern, sl,375,ooo; the Erie,
1920 900; the Boston & Maine, ST.
0OO; the Chesapeake & Ohio, $l,058,.
900; the Philadelphia 4 Reading ST.
$4,000. W.
or the ss5,ooo,o 900 addition and bet
torment fund, the New York, New
Haven & Hartford would receive &c.
$4,000; the Chesapeake & Ohio, $4,-
900; the Northern Pacific, $2.400,-
600; the Delaware & Hudson, $780,
600; the Virginian, $2,OOO,OO0; the
Texas & Pacific, $1,689 900; Boston &
Maine, Sl.s14,000; Chicago & Western
inu'ana, 81 ,oOU,OOO; the Great North
ern. sl,550 900; the Erie, s1,49e,0O0;
the Hooking Valley, 1871 900; Wheel.
ing &, Lake Erie, S1,46l 900.
OF the $50 100000 for the purchase Of
freight cars the New York Central
Would receive sl1, 1872 900; the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe S7,S5O,OOO the
Fruit Growers Express s6.75O.OO the
Southern Pacific s6,331 900; the chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul $3.50 900;
Wheeling e. Lake Erie $4,000 ,0OO the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy S2,973,-
$50; the Chesapeake e. Ohio $685.
600; Northern Pacific S1,746OOO;
Illinois Central S1,524.OOO; MINNEAPOLIS
4 St Louis S1,240 1000, and Western
Pacific S1,0OOOOO
1t is understood that the commission
Is preparing to act promptly upon
these recommendations 1t was an
nounced that the roads had already
arranged to purchase and finance out
Of their own resources $4,000 cars and
5lS LOGON olives, costing Sl44.157,4OO.
The loan fund will enable the acouisi-
ton to equipment to the value of more
than the amount of the loan because
the loan can be used as the basis of
credit to make an initial payment, the
balance to be paid usually in fifteen
yearly nstallments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-02
Drivers Leaders Plead
Six Indicted in Jersey City Say
''NOt Cuiltv''

Six of the twenty seven walking
delegates of the Hudson County Build
ing Material Transfers Union, who
we're indicted recently on charges Of
conspiracy against business concerts
employing the men who went on strike
for the closed shop plan. pleaded not
guilty befor Judg John A. Blair in Jer-
sey City yesterday and furnished 81 900
bail each
The indicted men have engaged
George L. Record. former member of
the state tax board, to defend them. 1t
ls understood the other twenty-one
will appear before the court this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-02
New Orleans Has IroIicy Strike

Spoon D.spasch ~ IT, Tr'baHe
NEW ORLEANS. July /. All stree
cars in this city were at stanlstill TO-
day when motormen and CONDUCTOR
walked out on strike. Thousands wore
forced TO walk 10 work and vehicles .,
all sorts were pressed into transpo
service Federal troops were called
out for police duty TO prevent dis
ORD
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and that the trial will take place next
fall
The teamsters' strike began on jan
uary last and was settled Tuesday by
the granting of IS week increase
In pay, which brought the pay of the
horse truck drivers to $31 week and
of chauffeurs to $36 week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-02
German Debt 265 Billion Marks

BERLIN. July 1-Germany's total
debt is 265,o0o, ooO,0 900 marks, Minister
of Finance Wirth announced before the
Budget Committee of the Reichsrat
Yesterday
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Railroad Yard Strike
Collapses in 2 States
Maryland and Pennsylvania Re-
port Men Returning to Work
and Trains Moving
Snecial Dlspatch to Thc Tri6une

Strcdt Dispatch to The Tribune
BALTIMORE, July 1.-The strike Of
the workers in the yards and terminals
OF the Western Maryland, the Pennsyl-
vania and the Baltimore & Ohio rail
roads Ia collapsing tonight, and the Of
metals Of all three lines are confident
that within twentyfour hours they
Will be operating with full crews.
The Western Maryland men here and
IN Hagerstown this afternoon voted
unanimously to return to work to-mor-
row AS result, long trains of loaded
freight cars began moving late TO-
night. 1t will, however, take forty
eight hours or longer to clear the con-
gestion in the yards.
Collapse of the strike was brought
about largely through the efforts Of
committee of general chairmen Of the
tour brotherhoods Of railroad men.
Special Dispatoh to The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The rail-
road strike is "a closed incident" so
1ar as the Pennsylvania Railroad is
concerned, according to a statement is
sued to-day at Broad Street Station
The officials report that conditions
generally have returned to normal, that
the strikers places have been filled
and that freight is moving everywhere
The Reading likewise reports to-day
that conditions continue to be salts
factory on both freight and passenger
lines
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Madrid to Issue Big Loan

MADRID, July 1.-The municipality Of
Madrid is to issue loan Of $4,000, 900
pesetas. The money is intended for
various improvements in the city.
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GENEV a, July I.-An aerial seTVIce
between Paris and Geneva opened to-
day. The plane. which carried two pas
sengers and mail negotiated the dis
lance between Paris and Geneva in
three hours and fifteen minutes
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voice being proud Of membership In
~ q Irnf h q N nOd ~ II aSlls f 3sst8 a2$&&t

voice being proud Of membership In
the brotherhood OF Jesus. ~ (
\ a. number made decisions for
Christ and the meeting closed with
testimonies from many Of present ex-
periences of Gods gooQness and
grace and with songs Of rejoicing s.
~. DR.. Weigle has been giving some
splendid messages to Christians in
the afternoon meetings this week and
many have given remarkable testt-
monies to- new victory and power
thru the influence of the meetings OF
the past. month. H. 4Sy g Sss 5.35
The campaign closes with meetings
In the tent Sunday afternoon and
evening and many will regret that
the work has to stop but many will
be glad for the new life in the few
weeks the tent has stood on the cor
ner. 80 @ Nh p .&l HssSS
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UNION EvANGELlsTlC CAMPAIGN
TENT AT FIFTH AND BELTRAM
EVANGELIST. CHAs. 1F.:WE1GLE

8 p. m.-".The Supreme Call. Spe-
cial invitation to young people. y !.
1880 p, Street meeting.
& 8 D. ms-Last meeting of the cam
paign, The tent Will be too small
but you can hear anywhere on the
corner. Park your cars.
4. 4, With: power that produced conyic-
jtion Evangelist Weigle preached last
night fromzatfre text "All hope that
Ne should. be. saved was not taken
away +, Acts 27:20.% He said e he
was speaking to people whom God
had called three weeks guand with
continued saje ctions 5hs, time would
come. wsasa thel ansE would
pass bx.ssAinfd that Very ssfNice might
BE ;thefEs last chance i: It was a ter
rible thing toabe shipWreck ed; as Paul
was, but it Is worse thing to make
shipWreck of life. !, But the way of
salvation is simple, IF thou shalt
confess with thy mouth the Lord Je-
sussS and believe I: In thy:$-h cart that
God hath raised Him from the dead,
thou. shalt he saved. ? Heart belief
is deeper than head belief and gath
Eers upinto intosit the whole nature.
Confession means, taking stand be-
fore the world, church membership,
confession with the life, with the
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.FIRsT scANDINAy, :: LUrHERAN

The services next Sunday will he
conducted in the. Norwegian lang
mage at II a. M Vocal solo by Mrs.
"a. Gregerson. z e .1' j. \'ss,, % & y
3% Services at the Goodmanson home
near Turtle River at 3 p. m. =.
Osmond Johnson, pastor.
~ Ninth Sunday after Trinity.
SS II a. mCelebration or the Holy
Eucharist and sermon. So - -.
III a. Meeting Of the parish
committee: s..4 +. s s. Is + 4
SIP. M EVensong at Mentor
,s51s George Backhurst, rector.
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. ,-se ~ OSk-.-111Ia5l0l
iceberg Acrobat,

SCeoer0 ACr0OAv.
Il; The sighting OF fleet Of IA icebergs.
one with somersaulting tendencies.
was reported by Capt. W., H. Elem
ming recently on the arrival here Of
the steamship Munaires from Rotter-
dam. 5tsH Is a: z3 !. 'yi, y s} ID
The bergs We're seen about 100 miles
east of Halifax. One Of them, said
Capt. Flemming, suddenly rolled over
with splash. AZ It tumbled, q large
piece from the ton was broken on,
causing the berg to take Z second stum-
ble!s AS it was Fighting. another sec
ton J broke. OF, and dor the third time
The berg turned oYersS: It was about a
mile astern Of the yessei.@ chew! York
World. a.S An s&..s ~ e. .gss III
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received up to
and including August End, 1920, for
painting two coats all exterior
woodwork, including cutters and
flashing on the High school building
in: the City Of Bemidji. q certified
check Of 10 per cent to accompany
bid. The right to reject any or all
bids is reserved. 5 ;s : zs.s WI -
&t Is. sy-g n BOARD OF EDUCATION, =
:: :. Wv sis T.. III # BY J. IT. Tuomy, Clerk.
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MRS. GEHRKE SURPRISED s.. =.
5S5. IA. y ON BIRTHDAY

e A pleasant birthday surprise was
given yesterday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. g. A. Gehrke at the home of
Mrs. F. ,Rappada, Eleventh andaMis-
sissippi avenue. After pleasant So
cial afternoon the guests partoow OF
.a fine six O'Clock dinner. Mrs. Ge-
shrke <, received number Of nice
gifts from her friends. The following
ladies were present: Nesdames Bar
clay, William Avery, G. Nesseth, A.
4Aidrich, John Doutcher, Croskery,
Edward Jewett, Edmond Jewett, Fred
Retrie,. Lee HENDERSON, Jessie Head,
George Posi-, Ed. Miller, Harold
Swisher, and Mrs Dunn.
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y .l.Pl[REls.BIlY!TFRIAN.

Sunday morning ct Al clock the
pastor will speak on the subject,
..Faithfulness,,s - ohm Is: 16. AT
the evening sservice1at 8 O'Clock the
sermon willSsbe ron i he theme, The
Master Minister & ',----M athew.; 0:,28.
Sunday school will meet at 10 q,
:m, and Christian EndeavQr at Z p.
m. 4All are most cordially welcome.
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NOVICE FOR BIDS

The Board Of Education up to
1880, Aug. 10th, will receive sealed
bids for the construction of q manual
] training room ana garage according
to plans and specifications on file in
the clerks office in the: Gibbons
building. Each bid 20 he accompan-
led by certified check for 10 per
cent of the amount Of the bid. The
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. ~ =
{ 4 J. T. TUOMY, Clerk.
2d7-s0-31. PAL
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Howard Palmer

III Howard Palmer returned this
morning from Minneapolis where he
has been attending summer school
at the University Of Minnesota to
spend the remainder of the vacation
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Palmer. He expects to re-
turn to. the university again this
fall. H -z 2 ss.<
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j. MRS. o. + GRAMBo= SURPRISED
by LADIES' AID AND FRIENDS

]. MRS. O.s P. Grambo was surprised
yesterday afternoon by the, members
Of the Ladies' Aid Of the Lutheran
Free church of Nymore and their
friends with a miscellaneous shower:
The afternoon was spent in a social
way and dainty lunch was served
by the ladies. ISL -, ' " 4 ) =,
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SWEDISH LUTHERAN

si Sunday school at g ::41 M. 81 81 ISL
= There will be no morning preaoils
inc: services as the pastor will con-
duct services at Mallard at this time.
Evening services IN English Ian
guafe at s O'Clock. %.t(a+. n. Mn: =5 s,,*y
All are Dom e:s: :-:.. .s. sTr...
s.. .T$ 5s:-.5.: I. IT, B: Nordale, pastor.
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A,Ferfs'eed Distinction.
sSss,4Hhy DONE YOU write another letter
epzthe paper and sign It Taxpayerrs""
n can't conscientiously assume the
.lic: I'm: on the delinquent list g..
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s1IRPRIsE FOR MISS MoKLUSKY.

SURPRISE FOR MISS McKLUSKY I;
!safA number Of friends surprised Miss
Gladys NICK husky yesterday afternoon
bat her home in Nymore, in honor Of
Eher fifteenth birth anniversary, The
afternoon was spent in playing
games, followed by dainty refresh
merits. Miss NICK lusky's guests were
Jean Dougherty, Esther GAM, Lii
lian Parker, Viola Moak, Evelyn RAJ
{chuy, Amy Peterson June and Alma
Harris, Doris, Pearl, Esther and vi
Fotet McKlusky." 5%.@ ~ w. II.
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I SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

go - n - = u II
;sssss NJ:
;=.:.-==;.=.==:;;=.
\ !, I, !, y, :. J, ],
y aeI with frisnds = spgna
j ti 20 f OF. Zines Tine W. y
\, Z, !, NJ, 3. I, VI.
!, IA. an ,,astarde eu - go, ~.
nolns g l1iDplns ys.sssru = alte,
nome q me ,5:s.
I, AZ. % -. q, .. ss$ :, ~
Mrs 81, =. I. Hs IeUFse
alanu anu m.ss !. . 81 ~. 'oHvla =.
= nan,;d i, Is, E nj :, " ~"
:, 81 =. g !. !. =.
@ usol ~ Pan,ds III -. ~
ssnia neSMisat Iass, WEE sne
- Is, ar Y I, e :, -l ho,,a - DE-
!, ! 81 80 rs n I. 4 81 \ - Ss
Il; :, :, !,
~ ~, mo. wasne.s ussu
Sss,,,1ussIt RS 1uaaI ~ ~ ~
FIJI I-isht \ power% Con-, nv -. ss'a3
aaeh' = : W. Nolnpany io 10y .
stsA's : 49, 2 Z q e. =
d, Msr 3 r. Lanehl;n ana auph far 81
Nancy 81 ) Bemidii visited Sseverai
iiays This weak. 81 = he S:I ss:I sNearv:
fnma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s. W. &
T'I =, ss. !,
h snpa order. n ken n. fors "a, : ~ III
sea ~ ner j O0sib. sack to be deliver
.T.:ss 51t7-3l
-. 8. III
Miss Carol Gregg, who has spent
the past six weeks with her grand
parents in Bemidji, returned to her
home here this week. Little Fork
Times. \ d 4: .s:: ....>>*S @.s .:ss Il I.
--7- . i ay. : :
Is Is Rev. H. F. johnson Of Minneapolis
and. father, Nels Johnson, OF St., Hill
Eaire. are visiting at the August Elm
Quist home inf the Fifth ward for
several days. =. - 4 ..s,
i. - - - - s5,. Is ;:>.
e'sBargain-&fve Thor washers used
sold this week ~ the .- Minnesota INN
Light & POWER COMPANY lor !. ~ ! y
eacn: h.. .: Al 90
sss'; ~; x, I :s 5
Miss Emma Sondreal left today.f0 for
her home at Reynolds, N. after
spending the past three months VS. VS.,
giQng relatives: She was accomp
by her cousins, Grace Evenson and
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ST. PHILLIPS

Low mass at. s O'Clock. High mass
at 10 O'Clock. Sunday school, fol-
flowed by benediction: of the plessed
sacrament, at 1850 a. m. Vespers
and. benediction at 4 o'clock. ~ ~
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MlI,El!I,T ]: !!

= In, the iI,ornfng service at 1880
the pastor will, preach on "a ,Bugle
Call to Action . ~, =, y. - <s
Sunday school at L.: t.4.: =: II s.. 81
- Ep worth League ats7 p.5ni. I: .s::ss5.
:: Union evening service In the tent
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4s Bargain.-Five Thor washers used
as demonstration machines will be
sold this week by the Mfnnesota
Light & Power Company for $11O
each, NJ: .s 3:5l =. r. 2t7-3
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{ Mr.. and Mrs: ii. *. Grinager and
family left Saturday for Bemidji to
spend q few days at their cottage and
to VISIT Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Grinager
who reside in Bemidji.- Wheelock's
Weekly. IL, : s. $500 ,.5 ,i K
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

h Services will be held in the. Bat
ties building, room "a, over the j. G.
Penney Co.'s store at II O'Clock. Sun
day school at 9:45. ,,,2. .. ,&..-> go.
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Henry :HarLy OF M dHHOuA'cHAll IL oPS..s3
q Friday In this city on business.
j.. III. sylyestsr OF Crookston spent
the day here today on business.
George =. Duirkee 81 Grand Rapids:
was 4 Business caller yesterda y.ss
Mrs. Dora Z. 7Toal 81 Red Wing
was q Friday caller II this city s3
s. .A: selvog Of Redby was 3 bust
h ness caller In BemidH on Friday IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w, Cross OF
( Red Lake were Friday callers here. )
III. w. Page Of PARK Rapids was &
business caller In Bemid erda z! 3:
Maple Mousse specia Sat nrday
| and Sunday At Markham Coffee Shop !,
Mr. and Mrs j. "a. Henry OF James:
vile were Bemidji visitors yeste day Z;
Miss Ellen w Hedin Of Sank Gems
ire was. . visitor in this city on Fr II.
day. 80 \ sSt- 4: . Es: 81 :s 4.
J. Maple Mousse Special Saturday
and Sunday Il Mari khan Coffee s 81 g !
lax Misc Beatrice Becker Of Grand %:
4 Rapids was q Friday visitor In l5 y: Re.
mid s5: 5s$:s. h :.s.s &.
81 S.: Bolster 81 Moorhead. was q
/ Bemidii business visitor in this Sly
yesterday :i {, q
b. y5.5, Maple Mousse ]. Special b SATURDAY.:
! and Sunday At Mar khan Coffee Shop:
sl 4; -, 81 . s &;
55sf1 II. w. Roork and James Waller Of
Thief. River Falls were among: the
Friday visitors Nm this city.
AZ Misc Kathleen B. eemmeI and:
i Miss }IJazel A. Peterson of Brainerd
/: we're sXisitors here vest erday
. Map|is Mousse Special Saturday
and Sunday at arkham Coffee Shop :,
1s$s 4 large land sales organization;
desires to get in communication with
4 owners. Of large tracts. Address Lock.
Box 81, Bemidji, MINI. sss 6-2 i'il.ls
Mr:Eand Mrs. M. Norman, Reeves
x Il w ore
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Mi. and Mrs. Peter Laceur and
James of 311 Walnut street, have
gone TO Bemidji, where they will
spend several weeks Grand Forks
Herald. i. IN 49, j.. se,.: "
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Bargain-Five Thor washers used
as demonstration machines will be
sold this week by the Minnesota
Light & Power company for $1lg
each. :;:S =5s : $ NJ a. 2t7-31
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81. MI. and Mrs =. Van Tassel and
\ Berndce Tassel, Dr.. and Mrs: a. r
Miner, Robert Miner and David MI.
ner Of Rochester were among the out
I Of town callers In this city Friday.
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:5$= sukar ord ers taken for sugar At
323,75 per 10 10 h.. sack. to be deliver
! ca from car next week. Troppmans.
~ }&$s s@ :}+=s .s e. # 1t7-3O
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sS H. S. Quigley, professor Of Political
Science in the University Of Mime
! sofa Is spending his vacation on the
shores of Turtle lake: s 2.g, n: ,:5:3fs
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Mrs. +. III. Garter, 705 Belmont av-
enue, will return to Bemidji today,
after spending q few days in the city
with her family.---Grand Forks Her
aid. ;3S.n a n # * s$2I ~. /. ss5;> :.
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william O'Neil Of Cloquet was g
,Bemidji visitor vest 55Es
.@3s Casper Machren OF st. Cloud spent
Friday In this city on business. MI MI

IA kes home prick: Of Koor's .ics
4. - 7 4-btf
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ss 81 Mr:fsasnd Mrs. NJ Norman, Reeves
avenue, have gone to Bemidji, where
, they will spend the balance OF the
summer. rand Forks Herald.
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Henry Harty of Mahnomen spent
Friday in this city on business.
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Ss J. II. Sylvester Of CroOkston spent
the day here today on business.

George q. Durkee OF Grand sRa pids
was 4 Business caller vest
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Nj S. A. Selvog OF Redby was bust,
ness caller in sBemid j on Frida y:ss55SS
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Es Rev. II. i. johnson Of Minneapolis
and. father, Nels Johnson, OF st., Hill
Eaire. are visiting at the August Elm
:Quist home in the Fifth ward for
several days. - Gzz Co.,
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Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cross g
Red Lake were Friday callers here.
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ISIS, Maybelle johnson, daughter
Of Rev. Osmont johnson, entertain
ed her class of twenty-five parochial
school students ct 9 picnic at Diam
ond Point yesterday afternoon The
|parochial school closed yesterday at
ter a term Of: four weeks. II. -.
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Maple Mousse Special Saturday
and Sunday at Markham Coffee Shop.

4 large land sales organization
desires to get in communication with
owners. Of large tracts. Address LOCK
Box 81, Bemidji. MINI: $50 572 'i'
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Mrs. Dora =. 5Toal Of Red Wing {
was q Friday caller IA this city d
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FsS Mise Kathleen B. Gem1nell and
Miss Hazel A. Peterson Of Bratn t'r
were Visitors here vest rday y :#9
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sBargain-&iye Thor washers used
as, demonstration machines will be
sold this, week by: the Minnesota,
Light & Power Company for Sll0.
s each i, .:s: i, /: :.=.; 2t ti 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-31

.sz II. w. Roork and James Waller OF
Thief. River Falls were among. St anpl
Friday visitors Nm this city. y s5S.#
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-31

Miss Carol Gregg, who. has spent
the past six weeks with her grand
parents In Bemidji, returned to her
home here this week. Little Fork
Times e j. :: s u IN .:fss & S;.: 4.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-31

Il Sugar orders taken for sugar at
|s$23:75 per 1O0aib. sack to, be deliver
ed from car next week. Troppmans.
s $.: ne .., Y Az. 21t7-3l
, 1920-11-04
Dock Strike Settled.

Vera Cruz,-Provisional settlement
OF the strike of stevedores INT dock
workers at this port WINS announced
after a conference between representa-
tives OF the strikers and employers at
Mexico City Mt which Provisional Pres
ident de In Huerta was present. The
men, who left the docks Oct. %, have
agreed to return TO work Immediately
at the old wages pending agreement
on a new wnge scale. All the strikes
called in sympathy at other ports have
been called off.