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forbebret i'm Stiaing / SporuslullO.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13

Next Monday y the last day FOR
making income tax returns to the fed
erAl government. Income tax reports
from men and women In this district
must be Med either with g. y. Elliott,
deputy collector Of ~sfnternal revenue
at the federal building or at the main
office: in Bismarck by March is.
In q case of income reports from
corporations an extension OF time un-
II May Is, has been granted but It is
stipulated that application on proper
forms must be made for this extern
sion on or before March IL. The appli-
cation for extension must be accom-
panied by 2 payment of snotsless than
n quarter Of the estimated amount
Of tax due. So
Today as during all Of the week
Deputy Collector Elliott and his as
sistant have been kept exceptionally
busy filling out reports for various
people and it is expected that there
win be q heavy rush Monday Of in
come taxpayers who have waited until
the eleventh hour to make returns to
the government.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
REYNOLDS MOVES
UP A NOTCH IN
DEBATING LEAGUE

REYNOLDS high school was the win
ner by a unanimous vote of the Judges
an the Reynolds-Hillsboro high school
debating league held at Hillsboro Fri
q evening. Reynolds supported the
ne gative side Of the question.
team a notch ahead in the battle for
the Grand Forks Herald cup. and the
debating hcnors Of the state. Two
more rounds Of debates in addition to
the final to be held at the university
IN May are scheduled. Reynolds has
a good debating record and was the
winner In b final contest in 1917, in
addition to participation in the semi
finals a number Of other times.
Egeland high school was the winner
in the finals last year, debating with
Reynolds, who put up a strong fight.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13

Prominent Woman, We'll
Known IN State, Sue
cumbed This Morning.

Mn. Julia Lamb OF Michigan. N.
D., 81 years old, died this morning at
8 O'Clock at the home Of her son ]. p.
Lamb in Michigan. Mrs. Lamb vas
the mother OF the even prominent
Lamb brothers, living in and near
Michigan.
.Thirty-eight years ago, she came to.
Michigan with her husband and nine
children, and during her entire life
had been active In her charity work.
Although the family fortune is large.
Mrs. Lamb herself had a private for
tune. and during her later years vir-
tually gave away her entire fortune
in charity work.
All of her children survive her and
are: J.. P. Lamb, Edward. John,
Joseph. George, Gus, Thomas. and
her daughters Miss Mary Lamb Of
Michigan, and Sister Agnes Joseph,
of the Order OF St. Joseph, instructor
1t st. James Academy in Grand
Forks.
The funeral will be held on Mon
day at II o'clock from the Catholic
church at Michigan. and special mu-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
GUN CLUB AFTER "A
REGISTERED SHOOT

Oficers' Of the Grand Forks Gun
club, recently reorganized,, are en~
~deavoring to ecu q n day regis
tered tournament for Grand Forks
this summer.
Oficials of the club declare the
members are showing o than US
,ual interest in the sport and an ac-
tive season is anticipated.
The date for the local tournament
has. not been set yet and will not be
decided on until the tournament dates
for other North Dakota cities r set.
II the local club obtains a good date
in line with other clubs Of the state,
professional trapshooters will be Sc
cured for the shooting here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
SOCIAL
HELD LAST NIGHT

Two basket socials took place in
Grand Forks county last night At
the social given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Moulton in School District
No. 81, $113 was taken in.
The other social was held at Reyn-
Odds and $25 was realized. From
the. county superintendent's Office
Miss Elizabeth Burr, county club
leader. and Miss M. Beatrice john
stone, county superintendent of
schools, attended the social in School
District 81, while Miss Carrie st. John
Dean, assistant county, superintend-
ent, and Miss Margaret Fox, county
school nurse, were at the social in
ReynoldA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
Association
Holds First Meetina

County Agent ]. L. Tompkin and
Hans Georgeson of Niagara, who
was in the city last evening, left this
morning for Niagara to attend the
first meeting Of the Niagara stock
Breeders association which occurs
this afternoon. This is the first
meeting Of the association since its
organization two weeks ago.
At this time it is expected that the
association will outline the plans it
will pursue in the interests of better
stock raising conditions in the COM
munity.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
SIC for the sefvice WtlllSbes furnf6hed
BY the Catholic choir from Devils
Lake.
Army Essay Winners
q To Receive Awards

Local prize winners in the national
essay contest conducted BY recruiting
department Of the u. 8. army were
announced today and the prizes dor
mated by local firms will be awarded
oon {.
The m of the local prize win
ners in order OF their rank are:
Lorene Smith. Duane Squires, Rob-
ert Garrison. Letitia Lewis, Charlotte
Hanson, Esther Johnson. Ruth
Gaulke, Rose NERDS, Dorothy Massee,
Alice johnson, Ruby Peterson,
Joseph Murphy, lone ,Haagensen.
Ransom Hofto, Philip Judge and
Emily SQuires.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
MEMS CIEE CLUB
OF THE UNIVERSITY
PLANS ANNUAL TRIP

New plans FOR the annual spring
tour Of the University Mems. Glee club
are being made by e. II. wilcox, head
of the university music department.
The two weeks trip through Can
ada, Originally planned for the club.
has had to be abandoned because Of
the limiting s0fs the Easter vacation.
Although q number Of Canadian points
might be visited In the time now
available, the trip could not be a sue
cess financially unless two weeks were
devoted to- giving programs.
Plans now under way call for a
short trip through the state at the
time Of the Easter vacation April /.
Some OF the principal towns and cities
OF the state are on the tentative tim
erary Of the club.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
y" Girls. 10.
PLAY HERE TONIGHT

Tho girlS Basketball quint OF the =.
VIC A. Student club .comprised 81
hish Aschcol students WIN clash WITH
the Fargo =. w. C. a. team at the
=. M. G; a. tonight at 8 O'clock.
At Z o'clock. The freshmen 81. ma.
senior boys Of the high school viii
clash In the hrst game and tho Junior
n sophomore boys VIII clash IN the
second game.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
10 CONTINUE
BUDGET CAMPAIGN

The budget campaign of. the Com.
marcia club will be continued next
week. II ". Myers. secretary, said,
'o1 a large part 81 the $4,000 asked
Nv the club for year = AlFeadys
gbeen subscribed and It II xnScted
that it will be pondblesto raise the e
balance next week.
a number Of business men who are
expected to subscribe to>SfheA 4o 90 !.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
A. l. RS WIN
FROM SAYRE HALL

Forsing ahead in the second ham
the Alpha Lambda Rho FraternttysnA
team beat Sayre Hall 80 to Is in
campus' league game at the univer-
sity yesterday afternoon. The game
featured by the close guarding Of
the A. L. RS in the second half. Ell
weston made some nice shots for
Sayre while Lands and Cockrane
worked we'll for the frat men. AL
fred Thorwaldson. refereed. the game.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-31

En- epocas historicas de reciente
signifcacion, cuando ell istmo centro-
americana estaba todavfa en- Was de
constituirse en- pequefios Estados, ba-
jo--una atmosfera saturada de fana-
tismos sociales v polticos, Sc obser-
vaba entonces que enganar era un
merito superior. Esas pasiones fe-
mentidas Sc propagaban sobre un te-
rreno politico, pastoso, NAL consolida-
do, sujeto a deformaciones lentas Y
bruscas, que dieron origen odios To-
Gales feroces entire chapines y guiana
cos, nicas y ticOs, tindbucOs calan-
dracas. En- medic de una naturaleza
|exuberante y bella, con auroras es-
plendorosas, lagos transparentes por
el cristal movible de sus aguas, bos-
ques praderas cubiertos por gran
diosa vegetacion- primaveral, no Sc
concibe como pudieron surgir entire
los habitantes centroamericanos todas
esas pasiones que envilecen y degra-
dan ell sentimiento ,nacional. Sin en-
barge, justo es reconocerlo, ante ese
desbordamiento de pasiones insanas,
|surgio una pleyade de americanos
dilectos, que comprendieron la impe-
ROSA necesidad de abrir nuevos
mas. dilatados horizontes a nuestra
amada America. Asi 10 comprendi0
Bolivar, ell immortal, cuando en- 1915,
Iconcibio la idea de constituir el con-
|greso International. Oigampsle: @Es
una idea grandiosa, pretender forlnar
de todo el Mundo Nuevo una sola'
nacion, con un solo cfrculo que ligue
sus parties entire 81 con ell todo. Que
lbello seria que el istmo de Panama
fuera para nosotros, 10 que el de Co.
rinto para los griegos! Ojala que all
gun ,dia tengamos la fortuna desins-
talar allf un augusta Congreso, COM
puesto de los representatives de las
Irep1blicas, reinos imperios, ira
tar y discutir sobre los altos intereses
de la Paz con las naciones de las
otras parties del mundo!. -.
"Esta especie de corporation podra
tener lugar en- alguna epoca dichosa
de nuestra regeneration. En- 1913,
escribfa ell mismo Bolivar 10 siguien-
te: "Luego que ell triunfo de las ar
mas de Venezuela complete la obra
de la independence, que circuns-
tancias mas fayorables nos permitan
|comunicaciones mas frecuentes y rela-
clones mas estrechas, nosotros nos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-31
LA TERRA

Aun para el hombre mas desgracia-
do, para el que ha perdido el amor
y la fe, hay siempre una religion IN
destructible: la de la TERRA. y, quien
sabe 81 esa felicidad que. Sc espera
que ha de venir de los cielos la tie
rra, no ira mas seghramente de Ia
terra a los cielos. POrquf de la tie
ira no salen solo plantas: salen ideas
y brotan sentimientos, que 81 nSsotros
supieramos recogerlos como coger
las cosechas, nos enSefiarfan maN que
todos los libros de los hombres. Ojala
que esta TERRA, que, girando sin ce-
sar, nos va descubriendo las estrelias
innumerables del firmamentO, nos lie
We algtn dfa OtrO puntO del espaci0,
donde brillen estrellas nueyas y nos
iluminen ideas. mas humanas; pero
mientras tanto, asf como rezais ell
Padre Nuestro para pedir el pan de
eada dfa deb6is REAR tambi6n. una
.nueva oraci6n, la Madre Nuestra, pa
ra rogar la TERRA due recompense
con los frutos de su seno inagotable,
el esfuerzo de los que en- ella tra-
bajan.
A. GANIVET.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-31
Union de Centro America
Evolucion de sus ideales

apresuraremos con ell mas vivo inte-
res establecer por nuestra parte el
pacto americana O., fernando de todas
nuestras Republicas un solo cuerpo po
lftico, presente la America al mum
do con un aspecto de magestad Y
grandeza sin ejemplo en- las naciones
antiguas". Las ideas grandiosas de
Bolivar estan dormidas en- la noche
de los tiempos; pero el sol de liber-
tad que en- Oriente Sc levanta con to-
da magestad v grandeza, vendra
despertar esas ideas y obligara a los
pueblos americanos a que realicen Ell
suefio maravilloso del vidente. Para
llegar a esa finalidad grandiosa, es
precise unir a Centre America en-
nacion federal, prospera Y ~culta: ser
fuerte para triunfar, ser ilustrada
para veneer. Centre America nece-
sta adquirir buen nombre Y presti-
gio. La union de sus destinos da ma
yor libertad al pensamiento, mayor
Iseguridad al ciudadano, mayor inde-
pendencia al murficipio, mayor ampli-
tud las Flibertades patrias. Si bien
los tesoros de la experiencia pasada
Son estimabilisimos siempre, Ell patrio
tismo centroamericano, buscara su
fuerza smagnetica en- la libre razon,
y pugnara por obtener EN- todo case
una vida aut6noma y efeiente. 81
antes de conocer la nueya, organiza-
ici9n politica, al hacer la Union Cen=
troamerieana, la,iassechamos por las
consecuencias que pueda traer " los
Eresultados a que pueda conducir, per-
deremos aquella luz que zen ciencia
Sc llama razon y en- moral sei Hama
justicia. Debemos tlnirnos por con-
viccion irrestricta, por ideales impe-
recederos y eternos. Despues de uni
da Centre America, podemos aspirar
a que ell patriotismo centro america
no albergue un horizonte superior.
Podemos unirnos a la America latina
Y constituirsun poder igual en- gran
deza y esplehdor a la Federation Nor
te Americana. Asf ell coloso del Nor
tie, altivo Y soberbio con sus inmensos
tesoros, oprimido por el circulo dia-
mantino en- que lie encerrarian los
pueblos libres de la America latina,
con todo nuestro carifio y nuestra
sincera amistad, sabria cumplir su
alto destino en- ,el nundo.
Los centroamericanos que COM
prenden esas fulguraciones de frater-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-31

nidad republican,, hondamente senti-
das por ell immortal Bolivar, el ge-
nio de la guerra que supo escribir
con SUI espada indomable ell grandio-
so poema de la libertad; los centro-
americanos que comprenden que la
fraternidad universal es refejo fiel
de ideas y sentimientos muy altos de
espfritu superior, pueden apreciar la
Erazon de estado que tuvo ell invictol
General Morazan, para lanzarse CO.
mo aguila magestuosa desde las cum
bres de Honduras, al torbellino de
revoluciop, Nevando como emblema
la grandiosa bandera azul y blanca
de la federation para proclamar la
autonomia de la patria en- su perfec-
ia unidad; los centroamericanos que
saben amar los grandes apostoles
de la Republica, y simbolizan los nom
bres de Juan Rafael Mora, Maximo
Jerez, Jose, Madriz, Mauro Fernan-
Adez, Gerardo Barrios, Lorenzo Month
far, Policarpo Bonilla, Cleto Gonzalez
Viquez, Manuel Delgado v Salvador
Mendieta, tienen ell deber ineludible
de patrocinar con SUI fe de patriotas
los ideales supremos de la Union,
hoy mas que nunca en- que los aeon
tecimientos del mundo son propicios
para lamar al temple de la recons-
trucci6n nacional Y constituir la Re-
publica federal sobre los muros dia-
mantinoS de una democfacia aut6no-
ma y d ciente. No, esperemos para
Iunir a Pntr0 America a que la cir
'cunstanc IS internacionales nos en-
pujon, obligandonos a colocar el CAIRO.
de nuestro porvenir sobre los rieles-
de acontecimientos imprevistos. iEsi
la hora solemne de la redencion!. /. j..
a mas Carlos Barrios Castro.
~@ Salvadoreno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-31

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola. t6mese LAXATIVE
eROMo QUINIrtA. Ell boticario de
yolvera el dinero 81 no le cura. La
l6rTna de 3. W. GROVE Sc halla en-
cadA cajita.
8 Advt.
Evening star., 1920-03-06

s-RooM HOUSE. FURNACE: SHERMAN AVE-
Groom house. Marion; Groom house. 8 bet.
o: 11-room house. h..w.h.. Q bet. 18th and
14th: Groom house. furnace. Westminster; 10
room house. h.-w:h.. Q bet. 9Th and 7th; TO-
room house, h.-w.h.. b bet. 18th and 14th.
]. r. HOLLAND,
1919 l1th st. NV. N. 2223 p
BY 0WNER-l6 ROOM. 5-BATH HOUSE:
stone Foundation. hot-water heat. garage. ON
00-ft. lot. near Jocelyn .. and Conn. ave-,
Chevy Chase; bargain to one having about
SO 900 cash. Phone Col 1893 after pm.
for details. -
Evening star., 1920-03-06
Columbia Heights.

50, ,500-Tenth street near Otis place NV. A
house in hrst-class condition: newly
papered and painted; In excellent
condition throughout There are 10
rooms. tiled bath, hot-water heat,
gas and electricity: room for garage.
Immediate possession. Easy terms
can be arranged.
81, ,0O0-On Fairmont street NV. u block
from 14th street cars. A brick house
with 10 rooms. 2 baths. steam heat,
gas and electricity; room for garage.
Is now rented as 2 apartments at $95
per month each. Terms arranged.
81, ,500-On 18th street near Fairmont One
r. Of the prettiest blocks in the city.
Brick house with 10 rooms. bed
rooms. tiled bath. hot-water heat,
gas and electric lights; laundry.
Possession will be given Immediately.
Terms arranged.
$9.750-Near 14th and Otis place NV. Brick.
thoroughly modern house with 8
rooms, tiled bath, hot-water heat,
gas and electricity; laundry; garage.
Paved alley In rear. This is a good
buy; the location is near the 14th
street cars and the price is low com
pared to others in the same locality.
Terms arranged.
Evening star., 1920-03-06
INSPECT AT ONCE.

FOR sALE-CoLoRED BUYERS.
Aristocratic section; beautiful homes; wes
Of palatial 18th st.: close to the French EN-
bassy; just across from Meridian mansions
great thoroughfare: Kalorama ave.; close t.
18th st. car line; two-story nearly new brici
houses: six bright. light rooms and baths
colonial porches: rear alley.
PRICE. $3.50.
FIRST PAYMENT. $500. BAL. AS RENT.
Full commission paid TO brokers'
q. 81. TAGGART, R. W. BEALL,
1920 New York ave. NV.
Main $500. Residence, Columbia 1905.
Evening star., 1920-03-06

FOR SALE
SPLENDID NEARLY NEW HOMES.
Two-story modern brick houses; six rooms
and complete bath; Fairmont st. east Of llth /:
near two car lines; rear alley
PRICE. $16O
ONLY $500 CASH.
Balance to be paid like rent
Two-story apartment northeast, near 7th st
and Florida ave-: two blocks to Capital Trac-
ton cars; rooms and bath first door, rooms
and bath second door.
PRICE, A,250.
ONLY $500 CASH,
Full commission to brokers.
3. II. TAGGARr, r. ". BEALL.
1920 New York ave. NV.
Main $500. Residence, Columbia 1905.
Evening star., 1920-03-06

Chevy Chase.
$s,75o-New detached frame house with I
rooms. large bedrooms, tiled bath,
he water heat. gas and electricity
large lot; we'll built garage. Con.
yyeenient to cars. 5000 cash. balance
$6o per month.
$9.500-Semi-detached brick house on one Of
tho best streets in this section. One
half block from Connecticut ave.
complete in every detail. = rooms,
tiled bath. hot-water heat, gas and
fisfiy; iaee.sd h.cS colonial nd,a,s front porch.
ranged.
Suburban.
$6ooo-Aurora Heights, Va. Hollov.tile
BUNGALOW With rooms and sleeping
poscn; H.. aisd . n.th; hot-watsr heat;
:s sion. Terms; $L6oo cash. balance
100 per month.
$s'25o-Aurore Heights. Va. New bunr,.
low located on improved street.
Pebble-dash construction. hardwood
one.piD. 1s5s fnrn,cs are r.. ICONS tiled bath.
ior garage. Convenient to cara. Va
cant cant Terms, $1,000 cash. balance
$50 per month.
$s,OO0-Brightwood. D. G. A .horou,b,x
modern brick house located on iIii.
nois ave: rooms. tiled bath. Ideal
hot-water heating system, gas and
electric lights; room for garsse. The
Souse ID practically new. and can be
Fought for moderate cash payment:
$e.boo-Brookland, D. O. On ke.rnsv .t,ae,
t,i.1 %e oetached house with rooms.
I.ea path. hot-water heat, gas and
eeiecuiclty; garage. In good condi-
ton throughout. Terms arranged.
$s.0oo-Brookland, D. G. On N.v+,, ..,...
Detached frame house with 8 isrrs
rooms and reception hall, hot-water
nes. ses gas lights: lot 5O1l5o; room
1or garage. The house is In perfect
condition throughout. Terms er.
ranged.
$6,500-Clarendon, Va. On tmprovea str...
bungalow with 8 rooms. hot-water
neat neat gas and electricity: large lot;
decnr,toS So% tos ssrr.ge: Interior recently
Easy terms
$s,O0o-Del Ray station, Md. Detached
house with lot 5Ox2O0; rooms, ba m.
Eo-Water neat, gas and electricity
s,.1i nonvenent to the cars. In excellent
Easn E"u,aon. . immediate possession
H.0oo-North West Park, Nd. Br.nd.n.v
detached bungalow with 8 rooms
oath. furnace heat. electricity: large
ct: garaEe; front and back porches
Terms arranged.
50 $3.500-woodmont. Nd. Hollov.tile. nehb,..
dash bungalow with 4 rooms bath
1:pipe furnace. electricity; lot 5Ox
l5o; garage; new pump. water on
the porch; only blocks from cars
The house is new and in good cond;.
tion. Terms. 1000 cash, balance
like rent.
81, ,500-Takoma Park, Nd. Detached frame
house with rooms. hot-water heat.
gas and electric lights; lot 93x2Os'
In Al condition throughout Easy
terms.
Evening star., 1920-03-06
FOR SALE-HOUSEa

Ashmead Place.
$11,5OO. Terms.
8 delightful rooms: tiled bath; elec.
It's, h.-w.h., colonial front porch,
double rear porches; deep yard to
alley. Possession.
Patterson ST.,
Chevy Chase, d. c.
$1,000. Terms.
Beautiful detached home Of rooms
baths: double garage: lot 75xlo5;
perfect condition; possession to suit
Louisiana Ave. Bet. 9th and 9TH.
$6,85O. Terms.
Store and floors above; splendid
future value; being sold to close an
estate.
Vacant-11th North Park Road
$3.50. Terms.
rooms and bath: brick; h.-w.h.:
recently decorated; splendid value.