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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-20

Clerical Changes: Rev. NJ. O'Brien
who during the last two years assisted
Father Cory at Langdon, has been
appointed pastor of Cayuga and mis-
sions.
Devils Lake: The Sisters of Mercy
have decided to add an extension to
Mercy hospital to cost about sixty
thousand dollars. When the addition
is finished the hospital will be one of
the largest and finest in the state.
Michiaan: Right Rev. Bishop
O'Reilly presided at the funeral cere-
monies celebrated for Mrs. Lamb
on Monday of last week. 1t is not too
much to say that this really good
Christian woman was a most generous
benefactor to the orphan asylum and
the other religious institutions of the
diocese of Fargo. Her works follow
her and she is at rest
Langdon: The good Catholic peo
pie of this parish are in hopes that the
long expected parochial school will be
| ready for work this fall.
Jamestown: The authorities who
have charge of the Catholic school in
this city are contemplating building
an addition. The school, which is one
| Of the very best in the state, is over
| crowded, and the building of this ad
dtion is a contamination devoutly tc
be wished.
| Grand Forks: The Finance Com
mittee of st. Michael's Pro-Cathedra
met on Sunday afternoon, March 7
in the parish auditorium to discus:
| the financial situation of the Churcl
and school. Preliminary arrange
ments were made for a campaign tt
clear the floating Indebtedness on tn
property Messrs. John Nuss, Axe
Larson and John Carroll, Jr, wer'
named as the committee in charge o
the campaign. The detailed work O
| appointing the subcommittee will b
completed, and the campaign will b
launched the week after Easter 1t i
hoped that the entire Indebtedness
will be wiped out by May l, 1920.
Grand Forks Council, 1860, K of C
will hold it's next initiation O
Wednesday, April ID. A large elias
will present itself and all details ar
under way in the hands of differen
!, committees. a
The Women's Catholic Order {
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-20
ARCHDIOCESE ofST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.
Passion Sunday, March 81:
St. Casimir, st. Paul.
St. Joseph, Delano.
St. Mary, Waverly.
Bethlehem Academy, Faribault.
Palm Sunday, March %:
IS. Cyril and Metholius, Minneap'
oils.
Ioretto Hospital, New Ulm.
Little Sisters of the Poor, Mime
apolis.
Easter Sunday, April d:
St Cecilia, st. Paul.
St. Matthias, Hampton.
St Peter, Eden Valley.
ST. Timothy, Maple Lake.
ST. Henry, st. Henry.
Low Sunday, April II:
St. Elizabeth, Minneapolis.
Sacred Heart. Murdoch.
ST Andrew, Fairfax.
Immaculate Conception, HARRISBURG.
st. John, st. John.
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TO THE EDITOR
DONATION SENT TO AUSTRIAN
PRIEST.
st. Paul, MINI.

St. 1dul, MILL
To the Editor:
Will you please be so kind and
send the enclosed $1100 to Rev.
Father Pietz, S. j., in Vorarlberg, Aus
tria, for the poor priests in the College
Stella Matutina. This sum is for
Masses to be said for the person who
lost this money. l found it but am
unable to locate the owner.
Respectfully yours,
MISS
(This money has been forwarded by
draft to Father Pietz.-Ed. nOte.)
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-20

Foresters held banquet at the Hotel
Dakota prior to their recent election,
and the installation will take place on
Tuesday, April g. An extensive pro-
gram is in preparation, and April Is
has been set for one of their enter
tainments. The membership now
numbers IS, and an extensive drive
will be made for new members.
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OUTSIDE THE CITIES.

OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Hampton: The superintendent of
schools for Dakota county had ar
ranged a spelling contest for Thurs
day, March II, in which eight districts
took part In the written contest
first place was won by Gertrude
Cores; second, William Schweich;
third, Lencra Deinhardt. In the oral
contest first place was awarded to
William SchWeich; second, Gertrude
Cores; third, Emma Meis; fourth,
Paul Cores; fifth, Agnes Daleiden. All
the above mentioned attend the
parochial school.
Faribault: The celebration of St.
Patrick's Day in Faribault, staged by
the Immaculate Conception parish,
was greater than ever this year, &C.
cording to the verdict of those who
witnessed the program for the day,
Wednesday, March II. The usual
bounteous feast was served at the
Armory, starting at 1870, when, as
usual, many people ate their MONDAY
dinner there A lecture by Rev. Father
Cassidy of st. Paul was given in the
evening at the Grand theater, fol-
lowed by a musical program by the
best talent in the city.
Belle PLANE: st. Patrick's Day was
observed by the Irish people in this
community last Wednesday in much
the same manner in which it has al
ways been. There was High Mass at
the Church of the Sacred Heart at 8
O'Clock, with sermon on the occasion
by Father MinOgue. In the afternoon
and evening there was presentation
of the play, THE Parish Priest at
Dooley hall by the Dramatic Club Of
the parish.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-20
KOSC|USzK0'S HEART

The embalmed heart of Thaddeus
kosciuszko, the Polish patriot and
aide of Washington, which has re-
posed in bronze urn in the little
chapel of Chateau Rapperswil near
Zurich, since 1887, is to be returned
to Poland.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-20
FRANCE AND VATICAN

According to dispatch on March
II, measure providing for the
resumption of relations with the
Vatican was introduced by the gov
eminent on that date in the Chamber
Of Deputies at Paris.
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pleasure of seeing The Catholic Bullc-
tin expanding more and more.
May | also thank Mrs. Sheskerin,
who once had the goodness to send
me an aims in answer to my appeal.
With very respectful regards.
(REV.) J. FRANCIS,
%. VI. !.
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l
Guild of Catholic Women: A meet
ing of the Civics department of the
Guild was held March 10 at the Public
| Library. Mrs. John F. Lynch pre-
sided. A reading of the Pastoral Let,
ter of the American Bishops proved
very interesting. 1t was suggested
that the members might assist the
pastors in the Boy Scout movement
by finding suitable young men to act
as Scout masters. The membership
committee, Mrs. P. J. Flynn, chair
man, is busy perfecting arrangements
for the drive to begin early in April
The campaign is to be carried on
through the parishes and the parish
chairmen are now arranging their
committees for the work
Church of st. Andrew: ST Andrew S
hall was opened formally last Wednes-
day evening with st. Patrick's en-
tertainment. The hall is in the new
building erected with funds given by
OlSt, N. w., Ctlll Will NC
one of the finest club centers in the
city. The feature of the entertain
ment Wednesday was a minstrel show
in which leading parts were taken by
Thomas Gehan, Frank Kimball, Dan
iel Sullivan and Robert White. "Jack''
McGuckin, known to his friends as
the Harry Lauder of the Northwest -
gave representations of the famous
Scotch comedian, and there was a
playlet entitled MOLLY Grady's Ro,
nance" The Soucheray Brothers, AL
Fred and Harry, appeared in song
numbers.
Church of St. Patrick: A three act
comedy, "AdVentures of an Evening, "
was given by the young people of St
| Patrick's Church at SIS P NJ last
Tuesday at the North Central Com
mercial Club. The play was under the
direction of Miss Rose Marie Blesener
An interpretive number was given be
| tween the first and second acts by
Miss Frances Fischer A musical
program was presented by the Cretin
| high school orchestra
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-20

Frank Kohl, Floyd Roney, Clifford
Lussier and DR.. Norman Lussier. The
play was directed by Mr.. Joseph Con-
rad
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-20
MINNIE APOLIS.

Catholic Infant Home: Mrs. Mar
garet B. Lettice spoke before meet
ing of the st. Paul and Minneapolis
departments of the Catholic Infant
home at 3 P. NJ. last Thursday, March
Is, at the League of Catholic Women
Many members of the st. Paul Guile
of Catholic Women and their friends
were present.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-20
DIOCESE OF SIOUX FALLS

Clerical Changes: Rev. G. J. Schil-
ling is to leave st. Joseph Cathedral,
Sioux Falls. He has been assigned to
Bridgewater. Father M. J. Hart, who
has been at Bridgewater, will go to
Bristol Father Bushman from Bristol
to Henry, Father E. F. Cunniff from
Henry to Sisseton, and Father John
O'Hara from Sisseton to Montrose to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Father Hogan several weeks ago.
No announcement has been made as
to who will take Father Schilling's
place in Sioux Falls.
Wakonda: The members of the
Holy Name Society of st. Patrick S
Church, received Holy Communion in
a body on Sunday, March II. There
was large number present, and after
Mass a meeting for the election Of Off
GERS for the ensuing year was held
Rev. E. J. Egan presiding. The fol
lowing were elected: William Young
PRESIDENT; Dominik Carr, vice presi
dent; J. J. Donohue, treasurer; John M
Carr, secretary. Trustees: VIM. Nor
rison, A. o. Carlson and Daniel Nc.
Briarty. Seven new members were re
ceived into the society. Wakonds
boasts of one of the best Holy Name
societies in the diocese.
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Ladies' Auxiliary, Division 8: On
Monday evening, March %, the mem
bers of Division No. 8, Ladies' Auxil-
larry, A. O. H, will give an entertain
ment in Hibernian Halls. One of the
features will be a drawing, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted towards the Irish
fund drive.
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pastors it is hoped that soon there
will be number of Friendly Visitors
organized in every parish of the city
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IS, at the League of Catholic Women
headquarters, 720 Marquette avenue
Many members of the st. Paul Guild
of Catholic Women and their friends
were present.
Seton Guild Mrs. d. E. Virtue,
president of Seton Guild, addressed a
dinner meeting of the Guild last Mon
day evening on the National Organi-
cation of Catholic Women, effected at
Washington, D. c., last week, which
she attended as a delegate. Follow
O'Toole gave the last in the series Of
citizenship lectures on The, Elec-
tOrate and Problems of Education"
A st. Patrick's day party was given
Wednesday evening in the Lake
Street Auditorium.
, 's' " 'azsaa sF WsEH NJ
Church of St. Anthony: Arrah Ma
Pogue, three-act Irish drama, by
Dion Boucicault, was given in the par
ish auditorium last Wednesday even.
ing by the st. Anthony Dramatic Club
| The play was under the direction of
Mr.. S. E. Shannon, and was pro,
| nounced a great success by the large
and enthusiastic audience. Violin
| numbers by the Misses Marion Hurley
Catherine Hoy and Rose Shannon, and
vocal numbers by Anna Irving and
Grace Shannon, added to the splendid
work of the cast.
Church of St. Stephen: The st. Ste
phen's Dramatic Club presented the
three-act comedy, The Man on the
Box" by Grace Livingston Furniss, or
Wednesday evening, March II, at the
school auditorium, Twenty-secont
street and Clinton avenue. A large
and appreciative audience applaudet
the splendid work of the players il
presenting this famous drama.
q 5@v% ss@' v7NsE5
Students Catholic Association: Th'
Rev. P. B. Donnelly, D. d., Of London
England, addressed the members o
the Students Catholic association 0
the University of Minnesota Sunda.
afternoon, March T. in the auditorium
of the main engineering building
Father DOnnelly's subject was ere
+ ligion and Modern Science" Follow
ing the talk and business session a.
informal program and social hour wa
held.
League of Catholic Women: TIL
regular monthly meeting of tn
League of Catholic Women was he'll
at 2:30 P. NJ. last Monday in the A!
sembly hall, 720. Marquette avenue
! Miss Margaret Wells, vice presider
, of the Minnesota League of Wome
Voters, was the speaker. Mrs. job
f. MCGEE, president of the leagu,
gave report of the convention of tn
, National Association of Cathol
Women, which was recently held j
I Washington. Miss lone Seebick san
> several numbers.
D Church of the Holy Name: Las
v Wednesday evening the senior cho
/. of the Church presented the fare
/ comedy, The Girl in Red" in the Ce
!. trail High School auditorium. Tt
cast included Misses Ella Arms, Int
s Kelly and Nellie Madden and Messr
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DIOCESE OF FARGO

Clerical Changes: Rev. NJ. O'Brien,
who during the last two years assisted
Father Cory at Langdon, has been
appointed pastor of Cayuga and mis-
siOns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16
TEXAS MAN TO OPEN
MODERN REALTY OFFICE
J N Wilson Says Some Pep and
Publicity Will Hello Much
In Reconstruction
Campaign

q N Wilson. of bishop. Teas. Il "a
he city. looking over the ground with
! view TO iocallng here and opening a
pdern real estate office and exchange
lie Is an old friend OF Cashier Bucs
4 the Security Bank.
The Buck BOYS and | were raised
n Texas together said Mr. Wilson
I am deeply Impressed With Cuthris
md believe there should be more do
'ng in a realty way. In my rounds
loted there are a number OF real
state firms here. but believe a man
With a biz force and a lot Of pep can
.tart something. and shall try H. In
he realty business one can not sii
lown snpinely and hide his light nn-
Ter bushel: he must use io,s OF pub
'icity and must hustle have put
,ver some dig realty stunts in Teaxs
nd can do the same here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16
M'GRAW FORCES
HOLD RUMP MEET
STATE CHAIRMAN WHITING.
fIlROSlS " nENCu ~
INGRAM MACHINERY
m DECIDING ruAr
<EW COMMITTEE
tb\rNOl.

Sns~nee. Jar f6-r~o sets of dele
esses will be elected here this after
noon in tre Fourth District Repuhli-
can convention, each Instructed 70 a.
10 the state ard nsslonsi convention
and vote Cor Jake L Asmon and .
Mecrs~ a. rstionsi committeeman
Seth ~ilI ce ,rssrucsed fer Genera
Lscnsr5 wood II 10 ceelareo.
when the old ard new eoneressioe
sl eemmissses met tnis morning. the
new committee. controlled BY Hsmen
ersbeed eo~srol ard IN a great up
roar proceeded 20 credit ait celeos.
items for Hsmor. rhss procedure ~ss
taken under svthoriV Of a teiesrsr
from Vernon L Whiting Of pa~husks
state chairman. to the effect that tss
newly elected district eomnnitsssrner
should cit AZ once.
The old eommitt,e. controlled b.
Mecrs~. promptly held a separate
meeting and accredited ali deIeossiors
20 him. Win the result that there
~sIi be t~o e'~sentsons hsss this
sstsrooe~.
Mc6rs~ issved . ss-tem-nf deeiar
iNo that whltiro's ruling 10 sosoiusei,
In opeos,tien 10 the rules os tire Re
psei,esr party ard tnss his too dele.
essss wiIl Be seated ~Shsn they 90 q
the Republican Nssional eoesensies
June eighth IN Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16
InpincibIe In
War, Tiger" Is
Victim of" Ring

Paris. Jan. is.--premlsr Clam.
eeessu went down 20 defeat o,
the hands os his covn,rymsn to-day
IN q caucus of the ssnsts and
chamber of deputies 20 cnooss q
candidate ser the presidency sf the
republic.
n. clemeressu shsrsupon sr.
rounesd HE Withdrawal from ths
contest and asked hls Supporters
70 east their sosss sor the ~ slse.
tlon ef President Peioeslrs.
senators ana dspvssss after the
caucus IN which Paul oss Chanel,
president of the chamber, lead the
Premier by 10 sosss. generally ss.
pressed the opinion that the vote
means the lssssr's si'rrlrstior from
public hfe.
The premier belns neither q
senator nor q deputy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16
PAV-UP CAMPAIGN WILL
BEGIN JANUARY slsT
Drive To Start February 0 and
End February 10: Every
Merehan, should Join
the Movement

Tho pay AZ campaign wtll b. start
ed January 81 Merchants ~ he cii,
arr barking thla ss,rpalxn and u wlil
be thorough y u Lamoae "a seefe
iars and tho fnllowinH mombsfa "a
~" uashrle Rating and Credit aana
citation are on the esreutlse commll
tee Tom iraklns. v a nurton and
Frci Noehl
v ihcrr - mefchrht IN uushfls
who has been missed ~ the assoeia
iion and who would llhe "a ialn IN
this pay up campaign, he should tsie
phone either Mr. i.amond o. mem.
ber of the executive committee
The campaign ~lll BE- arllvel,
waged from February a. gs,h. bag
the advertising f~atarr of the drive
Will besin January "A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16
WHAT rICKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

--I.ondon Riots and initiates das
70 Insufficient bread supplies have
broken oat among French miliiar,
forces ~ Toulon. according 10 Ber-
TN wireless dispatch
Paris supreme council drafted a
ncw note 20 Holland and requesting
the extradltion OF former Emperor
William OF Germany The note prob
ably will be delivered Saturday.
Chicago Johnny Coulon. formeI
hampton bantamweight. has been
matched with Charles Ledous. French
hampton for ~ rounds in Paris on
March 3
-Paris--Premier Nitti. OF Italy. an
nounced settlement OF the Adriafic
1roblem now lies exclusively with the
Tugo- -Slavs.
--London-D British military mission
With General Denekine reported that
hs Caucasus army In the line behind
he Aksai river had been repulsed In
hsavy fighting In five frontal attacks
w" an ~tifhF va Aufh w YETI tt1hN
md that the bolsheyik advance against
Odessa had been stopped
Douglas. Arlz..--The Mexican
government has resolved 10 buy or
acquire by condemnation all oil lands
n the zone OF fifty kilome,ers from
ne frontiers OF the nation. according
% a Mexico City dispatch
Los Anxeles-Jsck Kearns. man
aeer Of Jack Dempsey. announced re-
-eint OF new bid from william Fox
4 New York. for the Carreuiler-
Dempsey. Fox Offered 500 600
nurse. he said. = per cent 10 20 10 the
winner and ~ 70 the loser and half
OF the profits 10 be divided 3s and -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16
OOWN-EAsT BREWERS
ARE STILL HOPEFUL
Rhode Island Saloon Men VIII
Not Give Up he Fight Until
the High Court Makes
Final Decision

Providence ian. fg Raloon
keepers here have not iast heart
over beer and llgbs slne posnlblllfi-s
and say ihey Ill ~sfirk- uniii lhs
Curtain i grupps6 FOR good. nre~-
ess are said 70 hold considerable
stock in readiness 70 unload.
The Hand fsrsvinx company ~
rawtuekef. ~hleh vas seized ~ The
government charged sfth sending osf
beer minus fhs revenue stsmps. u
credited With having $50 bsrrsh ct
beer on hand Local brseeries ara
ssid 70 have plenty of beer ready .or
Gale
The offer 70 rent Dorrancs street
saloon for the purpose Of coniacfin<
a -rsst room.- Vas instantly refused
b. the saloon keeper. who sald. -ths
matt Amt over yet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

w u feaetlckson. chairman Of
: the oslahoms citg Chamber OF Com
mercs and Anton classen. of oklaho-
ma city. were In Guthrie last night.
eonferrins xlih the cohsislor, board
on the new temple. Il IL said A big
crowd Of MAsons assembled AZ the
temple iasl lsshs 90 pat throagh. q T.
said. a resolution empoweting the
grand master 10 Sign con'rac'a and
start work on the temple wliho-i fur
iher delsy Mr. svearlngpn appeared
and announced that everything was
all rlshi. that the hoard had just held
a sitting and adjourned the meeting
No Information was given out con
cernlnE the action Of the hoard
MANY Rite men are growing rentive
over the delay. and want actual work
started before the consistory meets
The new building advisory committee
is now composed Of Ned Holman. y
l. Hlrschi and Anton classen. OF os.
lahoma city
An order has been made by judge
co,teral on application Of the plant
IFS and Bondholders Committee re-
calling the order OF sale of the 81
Louis. VI Reno and Western Railway
and directing tho Special Master Com
missioner 70 return the same with his
acts and dolngs together with expen-
ses incurred indorsed thereon
w u Heer IL still the champion
shooter OF the state. There vas q
time when he was the champion trap
shot Of tho United States. That was
when he vas in the professional
game His status f. nov non profes-
sional and bis per cent for the past
year Il seoo targets out Of 1000. which
Is going some for an amateur"
An and - pound boy arrived
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs II T
Flaugher yesterday Mother and
babe doing nicely Is the report today.
The Elks' dance at the Forest
last night was well attended and a
good time had Punch was served
during the evening
Following marriage licenses were
issued since yesterday: l. s Haton.
II and Genevieve Williams 10. both
OF Winfield. n w carnes q, Guthrie.
and Lucy Brown q. coyle. William
y Andrews -. Seward and Hazel Ly-
ter p. carbondsle. Kan. Glenn y
Huffman - and Pauline II Hamilton.
fs. both OF Guthrie. John Wilson %
sui Nellie Love 10, Perkins =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16
Will Put Kaiser
In Bug House"
IF Found Insane

lon5oc. Jss. ts.-<ssliars ~iii
- serwsil, rssvsssse ~ tss
alice 70 eerSsns TIE ss-ksise~ ,n
. ssnitsfisr.. II Ne 10 proven
ersminzily irsses ~ sns irssrra-
t.onAi sriesrsi snios the salso
ps~srs plsr 10 sss sp 10 Try nir..
seoerosrs 70 oe,eses IN ~ell In
sormeo circles here socss.
rleh irtersst 10 rsrlsesssd IN
tns possielsss snst u sns former
emperor Gees net answer the
ssmr.ens 10 scpear. fer some
reason Or other. the trssl sill be
held ~ MS Absence n ne 10
sserd guilty. tire sentence ~,li be
pnoeisinsc - . warning against
--~sr leros- es the future.
The svosesssen tnat William may
e< fousa srlrsnaliy insane lsci-
Gates thst sa international com
~lssio. may pass On ne mentality.
even y nc sarnsl lsnae, eia,r 70
made ~ counsel or frsenos ef the
FARMER German emperor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16
pERSWI<c'S CAMPAIGN N
TIE EAST u OPENED

New York. Jan. 1.-THE campaign
o abiin delegates pledged to sup-
,ort General John J. pershIug Tor the
epublican nomination for president
under way in the east today Head
narfers we're established here BY
Mark W Woods. chairman Of tho Ne
afaska republican state committee
Who has George J Woods and Prank
I. Woods. his brothers. as his aides
General Pershing will sccert the re-
,ublican nomination for the presi.
'encv IL Il is rendered him." said Mark
roods. 'He will not scramble for u.
nd i not an avowed candidate"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16
ulll.IO<AlRES INCREASE At
RATE or 1000 PER YEAR

Milllonaires are increasing al the
ate Of more than 1000 year. ac-
'ording 10 income tar reports which
,uts 10000 persons In the million
lire class. included are all the per
sons whose incomes for the year are
It least $4,000. or per cent OF mil
ion dollars. also some high-salaried
officials whose private fortunes do
not total a million. There are many
n the millionaire class whose in-
,omes are well above a million a year.
Vow you know where your money
goes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16
SCHOOL POPULATION Of
CITY IS INCREASING
Report Shows Much Better A..
tendance Than Last Year;
Work Is Progressing and
Faculty In Harmony

Guthrie city Schools are IN fias
shape iasf nov. in fscs there never
has been a time ~hen the conditions
~ers better. according 10 scheol
hoari members
Enrolment Coz the foartf month Of
the term. beginning necember and
endlng January , l. hereviih com
pared With the sane period Of time
last year TIE comparison Il dseid-
edly In favor of the prsseni.
fafxf. Raso =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-16

A bank clerks are about ne poor-
eet paid business men these days
most OF tho chlcaEo bauks paid their
clerks New Years honase- Of frum
. 10 IN per cent af their Years
salaries this week And 10 employees
of 10 years standing added o. 90 lifs
insurance policies Tho 10000 en-
ployes % Marshall fisld received bon
uses Of Ia million dollars. aseFag.
Inr tiso splses That ought to
smooth oui Tee Of " 9 ~ bumps
for them.