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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
sY MEMORY M'coRo.

while goodly percentage OF the
normal children Of Memphis are con-
stantly developing headaches and other
minor disease to keep them home from
school. 20 little crippled youngsters are
having the time OF their lives learning
to read, write and spell out at the
Crippled Childrens hospital, zoos Lamar
avenue.
Perhaps the reason the children en-
Joy their schooling so is because they
had small opportunity to do anything
but lie flat on their backs before they
came TO their present abode. Riddles
with weak backs and bodies are not
welcomed at many schools and until
Vance Goodwin, Ray Woodland, Vic
toria Be Shears and many other chill
dren entered the hospital their lessons
had been rather neglected
Miss Elizabeth Cooper, their teacher,
says that they have done splendid work.
and. as proof she displays a number OF
compositions written by the children
upon the subject of Gratitude" From
extracts one can see that not only the
HOSPITALS board members appreciate the
work done by the institution, but that
the Riddles themselves have clear
conception of all that is being done for
them.
Ray Woodland, 15-year- boy, with
a poor little back that is fast being
Strengthened, writes;
II can not express the gratitude that
I feel for DR. Willis Campbell tortho.
pedlc surgeon), the nurses and board
members of the hospital When / came
to the institution my back looked like
the letter S, now 1t is so much better
that | find myself almost free of pair
and able to work. like learning
things"
Vance Goodwin, who is of the sam,
age, says that he hopes all cripplet
children win be brought to the home
and that he knows every child Their
win some day be well.
According to Victoria Be Shears, i
years old, memphis people are Ger
tainly nice and everybody is good to u
here, especially DR. Campbell, tn
nurses and the board members"
But it has taken Omar Turnage, age
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
sELMER coUPLE HOPS.

CORINTH, Miss, March II. '(SpL)-
There was a marriage at the Cox
house here Sunday morning OF runa-
way couple rom Tennessee, CLYDE Rob-
erts1n and Miss Lille Clifton being the
contracting parties. The parents OF
the young lady undertook 10 prevent
the marriage by telephoning the clerk
here not to issue the license, hut they
were too late, and the happy couple
went back TO Sclmer 10 receive the for
giveness OF those who objected TO the
union.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
ABANDON FIELD DAY
EXERCISES AT C0RlhTh

CoRINTH, Miss, March ~. tspi)-
By order Of the county health off,
GERS the Field day exercises for the
pupils OF the Alcorn county schools VIZ
bs abandoned A program had aireals
been published and the date SET ~
March 2g In Corinth. The report Qt
M PHYSICIANS Of the county, however.
have been Of such nature tht -
te,,, aavs Ia cause the health authori-
lies to decide II best 20 place 2 pan
on the coming together.
Already there are NUMBER 81 ths
schools 81 the county closed % ae-
count Of the prevalence Of iniiueiea
In he communities where they are %
Gated. while the attendance ~
,t,,lI,, eyery rural school In the coun-
~ h onerating under at least 30 per
cent decrease Of attendance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
Madison Heights
Patrons To Meet;
Repairs Needed

Patrons Of the Madison Heights school
viii meet Thursday night for the pur-
pose Of formulating plans for securing
badly needed additions and repairs 70
that building The Parent as
socIation OF the Madison Heights school
recently petitioned the school board to
make the necessary repairs and build
the addition. but secured no definite as
surance that this would be done,
The action Of the school patrons VIII
doubtless be reported to the board oil
education az It's next regular meeting
March %. II is hoped that an annex
con he secured TO the school building
as "A memorial 10 the late Prof. J, y,
MauEy. who was for many years prin-
cipal there.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
TO INSTALL NEW WHEEL
ON RIVER STEAMER

A 2S,000-pound wheel will be installed
on the steamer IdaWild within a short
time, replacing the present one. Mem
bers Of the crew are now making ready
the new shaft preparatory TO installa-
ton as soon as the water Is at high
mark. which viii enable the shaft 20 be
moved TO the boat with little effort.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
CREDIT MEN MEET.

The Retail Credit Mems semimonthly
luncheon meeting will be given at the
Hotel Gayoso Thursday at the usual
hour, 1890 to 1870. Austin d. Carey,
vice president and secretary of the De.
Soto Hardware Co., will render a vocal
solo. The principal business to collie
before the meeting will be the. discus
sion OF slow-pays and skipped" debt
ors whose names appear on the books
of members Of the association.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
REsTFuL RESULTS FOR MEN

Only a person who has experienced
that awful "all night" cough that some
what good nights sleep can be. Mrs,
Annie Dawson, 20S0 Myrtle St, Long
Beach, Cal, writes: "The result of using
Foley's Honey and Tar was restful
one for me-" Foley's Honey and Tar
checks harsh, racking coughs; eases
wheezy breathing; stops tickling. in
throat; covers raw, irritated surfaces
with a soothing, healing coating. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
BUYS RESIDENCE.

Purchase of the f. c. Milton resi-
dence, IL Morningside heights, by ]. f.
Dattel, of Rosedale, Miss, was an
nounced Tuesday. This residence, one
of the handsomest in this section of
Memphis, was constructed in 1910. Mr..
Dattle, according to the owner, We'd
nesday, will take possession in June.
The price was not made public. 3
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

+. II. Nelson to Lille L. Brooks.
Frank Miller to Lula Johnson, Yves
Davis to Maggie Green, Henry Barnes
to Clanche Clemmons, George Mitchell
to Silva Wilson, viii Jones to Hattie
Stinson, Johnnie Mayhorn to Ellen Hill.
Richard Stevens to Vera May Bailey,
Thomas ]. Sylvester to Anna Belle
Coats, NJ. W. Moss to Cora Wade,
George Griffin to Alberta Smith, George
Bruce to Leanna Lister.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
SCHOOL LOVED BY
THESE POOR TOTS
Children out at Crippled ChdFeHs Hospital Where They are
Being Made Whole Again, Eager To Learn ard
Thankful For Help GiUeR Theme

6. to cover the situation. As she can
write very little, this is her prayer;
Dear Lord. thank you for the Grip,
pied Children's hospital. It's q gOoa
place to stay IN II YOU Is crippled or II
you ANTI
omar has had infantiie paralysis, she
Is learning for the first time how to
walk
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
Rome is BURNED.

Fire OF unknown origin caused total
loss OF the dwelling owned and oecu-
pied BY Henrietta lee, II South Willett
street at 2:24 O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing. The loss amounted 70 $1,000, IRE
men estimate.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
DEPUTY MINED.

j. w. Corrington has been appointed
a deputy United States marshal under
$. II. Trezeyant and has entered on
his duties.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
HIS SPECIALITY.

II know a man who has devoted him
self to filling the gaps of time"
How SOP"
''He Is a dentist"
The Salvation Army workers en-
thusiasm is their greatest asset.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
The Baptist Hospital.

Be ready to help finish this great Mem
phis institution, and smoke Samelson
Tademas, Memphis favorite cigars.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
Casa Grande Land

I have some good tracts of unim- proved land in the heart of the best part of the valley; will make regular trips once every week, and would be glad to show these values to anyone interested. Call 3390 for an appoint ment or see NJ l.. Marlborough, with Texas City Realty Go. B W. Monroe.
 bm
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
10 ACRES

Five miles northeast: seven acres planted to cotton three acres in or anges. fenced with Page wire. Good four-room house and barn. With this place goes a good team mules. one cow. three hogs, 250 chickens, one new wagon and all kinds Of farm tools. Also lease on ten acres planted 10 cotton. Price S900o. Good terms.
 SEE D. c. HALFS. WITH
 FRANK w. SIIEDD X co.
 Is East Adams
 Phone 1886 bnl
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16

FINE COTTON LAND
 F,fehties forties and twenties. df- vided out of famous "Midvale Farms Tucson district. In crop. Gravity wa ter. Under shadow of San Xavier Has been the show ranch of Arizona. Cotton planting season until May 1st. Right prices for buying. Speak quick gone in q week.
 Warriner Silo Co Chandler 79-R-2 Phoenix 4129
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
For Sale-Real Estate

TT PAYS TO SEE US'
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
A Great Opportunity Money-Making Buys
 Agua F.ria Lands

MOVE QUICK, MONEY IS BEING MADE IN THE MAG NIFICENT AGUA FRIA LANDS. JUST WEST OF PEORIA AND MARINETTE. THAN IN ANY OTHER PART OF ARIZONA. WE HAVE MADE FORTUNES FOR SEVERAL OF OUR CLIENTS WHO TOOK OUR ADVICE AND BOUGHT THESE LANDS. ELEC- TRIO POWER Is BEING N STALLED FOR THESE LANDS. AND A MAGNIFICENT BRIDGE IS TO BE IMMEDIATELY BUILT ACROSS THE AGUA FRIA RIVER AT MARINETTE. THERE Is NO FINER LAND ANYWHERE. AND WHEN DE- VELOPED IT WILL SELL FOR AS MUCH AS THE FAMOUS PEORIA AND AEARINETTE LANDS.
 WEI HAVE SEVERAL WON DERFUL BUYS RIGHT NOW THAT WILL MAKE THE IN VISITOR 100 PER CENT PROFIT BETWEEN NOW AND NEXT FALL. ONE OF THEM IS 320 ACRES. NEAR THE $. w. cor PROPERTY AT LITCHFTELD. AND THE PRICE IS ONLY s60 PER ACRE. WATER LIFT
 THERE NEVER WAS SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY AS THE PRESENT TO INVEST WHERE THE ADVANCE IS so SURE. LET US SHOW YOU SOME OF OUR FINE LISTINGS AND MAKE YOU SOME BIG MONEY ON A SMALL INVESTMENT.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
Chas $. Keafer
1S N Adams St

IS ". Adams St. bp ; 114 ACRES WITH MODERN HOUSE for sale. City water. gas and lights, and all conveniences. Located on Tempe Mesa paved road. Also Is acres adjacent This will make ideal country home or ranch. Priced right See l.. II. Stewart, Stewart Cash Groc- cry Mesa. Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
2OACRES

Al sandy soil right at town, only mile from capitol. This will sell iu acre tracts next fall and double your money. Now rented for $50 per acr6 cash rent. For quick sale can price this d $500 per acre and give you credit for the rent money. S30OO will handle.
 JNO. w. JONES.
 40 N First st bn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Ghtfagn.
F9dseLsdag.
Mrs. VIM. Nelson, AlderdomsS

- YUSctSuug.
Mrs. VIM. Nelson, Alderdoms.
hjemmets tidligere President, der nu
'opholder sig paa ct HEN paa Sgd
siden, fejrede igaar (Onsdag) sin 49,
aarige Fpdselsdag. Den gamle Da-
me cefebrerede, Dagen i VIM. Mo-
gehsens HEN, hvor en- festIg Lun-
Icheon var arrangeret for en- Kreds at
indbudte Venner. Fqdselsdagsbarnet
var Gjenstand for mango Beviser paa
den TAX for hendes store Arbejde i
Acknowledgements Tjeneste, som
hun i saa rigt Maal fortjener, og
Diet str@mmede ind med Hilsener og
Blomster i Massevis. Serlig pragt-
|fulde Bpketter sendte den lille Da-
'meklub "Camonflage", hvoraf Vert-
linden, Mrs. Mogensen, er Medlem,
SAINT Kegleklubben "Kuglen'. Dagen
|forlqb paa den festligste Made for
den gamle Hedersdame, der fix Be-
Wis for, at selv ON hun, grundet paa
Diet Ulykkestilfelde, der ramte hem
de og gjorde, at hun MATTE opgivc
sit Arbejde for Hjemmet, saa har
'hendes mango Venner og Beundrere
|hende i venlig Erindring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02

Bestyrelsesvalg.
". at 1905" afholdt den 24de
Marts sin halvaarlige Generation
samling. Foreningens nye Bestyrelse
blew som fGlger: Formand, Mr.. Jo-
hansen; Nestformand, Valid. Hansen F.;
Sekreter, Edw. Boye; Kasserer, Eli
mar Asker; Bibliotekar, Melberg ;
Suppleant, Sigvaldsen.
Mr.. Askiers Forslag ON Foran=
dring af Paragraf ( oder bestemmer,
at nye Medlemmer betaler to Maane-
ders contingent, 50c) blew med stort
Flertal besluttet forh3jet til fireMaa-
neder og l Dollar for Optagelse.
Foreningen haabede derived at sikre
sig udelukkende Medlemmer med
virkelig Interesse for DENIES Sag og
Fremgang.
Mr.. Kjer stillede Forslag ON Ind
kjGb af nye Bigger til Foreningens BIZ
bliotek. bet vedtoges at kj@be fore.
lobig for ct Belqb at IS Dollars. En-
i Bogkomite blew nedsat, bestaaende al
d'Hrr. DR.. Visholm, Mr.. Christen:
sen og Mr.. Kjer. Indkj6bet paa
tenkes gjort hos Boghandler c. Ras
mussen Co.
Iqvrigt fremviste Foreningen betty
delig Fremgang saavel financielt SON
i Medlemsantal.
Til Revisor gjenvalgtes Miss Dag
mar Jensen og MIR. Kai Larsen. Elite
Mgdet benkede man sig omkrin|
Kaffcbordet. Per.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
En- fell Specialization.

En- fell Specialization.
At de danske Kroner er i saa Law
Kurs, at man kan erholde en- ganske
god F%ortjeneste we'd at omsaette sine
Dollars til Kroner, er kjendt nok,
og er en- fordelagtig Forretning for
Folk, der kan REESE hjem og hyde For
delen at Omvekslingen. Men den
.Tro mango Mennesker synes at have,
at man kan blot sende Drafts hjem
paa en- Bank ,og faa 6 Kroner eller
mere for en- Dollar, og saa sende disse
mango Kroner borrower igjen gjennem
Postvesenet, som, ifqlge Rygtet,
|hjemme holdt den gamle Kurs paa 3
Kr. og 70 Ore pr. Dollar, er fejlag-
'tig, for Postvesenet i Danmark retter
sin Kurs efter de gjeldende Forhol-
de. En- Ven af os gjorde ForsGget
we'd at sende 5000 Kroner til Dan
mark for nogen It'd siden. Han CAV
1000 Dollars for dem, og havde ar
rangeret hjemme at faa de 5000 Kr.
sendt herever igjen we'd Postanvisnin=
ger. Skulde man tro, hvad der var
paastaaet at vare sandt, Wide han paa
sine 5000 Kroner have en- Avance
paa 1900 Kroner, hvis mar hjemme
i Postvesenet kun toy 3 Kr. 70 Ore
for en- Dollar. Forleden Dag fix vor
Ven sine Postanvisninger hjemmefra
de samme 1000 Dollars han sendte,
men nu kun lydende paa lidt over 850
Dollars. bet var Forskjellen paa al
byte Kroner for Dollars. Vor Ven
paastaar, at han like dnsker at a6rf
flere at den Slags Transaktioner o.
advarer mod, at nogenfester Lid tt
|de Historier ON lettjente Penge, bare
we'd at kjGbe Kroner her og saa send'
dem over i Dollars hjemmefra. De
danske Postvesen er selvfplgelig "ul
to date" og med paa "Noterne' =
Ii dette Tilfelde "Banknoterne".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
'Georg Brandes" Logens

Stiftelsesfest i Lprdags Aftes paa
DANA Hall havde lsamlet jevnt godt
Bes6g. Den fremmqdte festkladte
Ungdom dansede gratiqst til Jazz's
Orkestrets klangfulde og taktfaste
Melodier. We'd 10-Tiden intonere-
des en- Marsch, og Festdeltagerne be-
CAV sig til den lille Sal, hvor de flot
dekkede Borde, der bugnede at vel
smagende kolde Retter, og den smukt
dekorerede Sal gjorde ct indbydende
Indtryk. Medens Musiken leverede
en- liflig Taffelmusik, lod Deltagerne
sig Retterne smage og da den verste
Suit var s%tillet, blew der slaaet til
|Lyd for Talerne; der var faa, men
koncise, som det sig hdr og bSr we'd
en- saadan Lejlighed. Mr.. jobs. Kir-
kegaard mindede i korte Track Aarets
Arbejde og sluttede med at oplese
|Georg Brandes srammende Udtalelse
ON de Danske i Udlandet, der glenn
mer deres Modersmaal og like lere1
deres Born Diet. Derefter talte Sag
fGrer F. NJ. Hinch kort ON Broder'
samfundets Formal og opfordrede d.
tilstedeverende ikke-M edlemmer ii
at Suite sig til Brddrenes R@kker
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
@innrapulta.
St. Peters, danske Kukes Paaskeguds-

St. Peters danske Kukes Paaskeguds-
tjeneste.
St. Peders danske Kirkes Menig-
he'd afholder Gudstjereste Paaskeda:
ON Eftermiddagen XII. 2 Immanuels
danske Kirke, 22nd St. og 18th Ave.
S. Tiltrods for, at 81. Peders Me-
nighed i Ojeblikket er uden eget Kir.
kehus, saa er vi dog tAknemlige for
Diet Vennesind og Vennely, der er Wis:
os at Immanuels Menighed og kan
samles for at holde Paaskefest med
hverandre til Gudfaders ERE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Den s9nderjyske Fest.

Gjenforeningsfesten, som Central
komiteen har arrangeret til Afhol-
delse paa DybbGldagen, Sqndag den
IS. April, optager nu allie Danskes
Sind. Hvor som helst mar kommer
i Byen, hvor Danske samles, er Fe-
stem Diet staaende Samtaleemne. De
efter allie Solemerker at dGmme bli.
yer Diet den st6rste danske Fest, der
mango Aar har veret afholdt i M@l'
lebyen; men langt udenfor Byen:
Grenser fqlger man Gjenforenings
festen, 'og Diet kan allerede konstate
res, at de omliggende Dyer vii sendt
stgrre Delegationer til Festen.
Da-vi flere Gange har omtalt Pro
grammet, skal vi denne Gang med
dele, hvad Centralkomiteen agter a
giGre med ct eventuelt Overskud
Tanker er i korte Track, at Central
komiteen skal sqge at komme ALL
tuberkulosesyge Danske i Minneapo
lis tilhjslp, bl. a. we'd at skaffe Lege
behandling og skaffe Patienterne Op
hold i Friluft; og naar tilstrekkelig
Midler HAYES tsnkes der bygget e
Friluftshospital i Diet nordlige Min
nesota hvor Klimaet skal vere I'D
market for tuberkulosesyge Meme
SKIER. Det er en- hGjsindet Tanke
hvorom allie Danske i Minneapoli
bpr Suite Kreds og v@re med til a
bringe til Udfqrelse. En- at de Maa
der, hvorpaa man kan st@tte Sagen
er at komme talrig tilstede we'd Glen
foreningsfesten, saa denne kan bring
ct klekkeligt Overskud, hvoraf e.
Del vii blive sat tilside som enGrund
fond for Diet ovenomtalte Arbejde.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
IOnalaska, Wis.
Maaned saadanne

table Compound havde udrettet for an
DIRE Kvinder og besluttede at prove
den. Den udrettede sikkerlig Undere for
mig. Jeg har nu ingen Smerter og gjSr
uden Bevaer alt Husarbejde. Jeg vii
;aftid rose Deres Medicin, da jek tror:
at ingen L@ge er island til at gj@re saa
meget godt for kvindelige Lidelser, og
De maa benytte disse NO~plysninger som
ct Vidnesbyrd." - Mrs. Lester E. War
ner, r. 1, Box SO. Onalaska, Wis.
,Aarsagen til, at Kvinder skriver saa'
dame Breve til Lydia r. Pinkham Me.
dicine Co., og fortseller deres Veninder'
hvorledes de er bleven hjulpen, er, al
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound har bragt Sundhed og Glsede ind
i deres Liv. Fri for allie Sygdomme.
pnsker de at lade Nyheden gaa yidere
til andre lidende Kvinder, saa ogsaa
disse kan finde Lindring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
ham!

[St9t ham!
Banker ]. c.. Hansen, Prasiden,
at fSrste og anden. Security Bank
SAINT Medlem af Vestsidens Park.
board, er, Kandidat for Valget som
Delegat til den republikanske Natio.
nalkonvention her Byen i Juni Maa.
ned. Mr.. Hansen err en- etusiastisk
Lowden-Mand og appellerer til allie
republikanske Velgere ON at stqtte
sig. Han er en- anset og dygtig Mand,
Hendt i vide Kredse og burde sendes
som Delegat til Konventionen.~< Vi
anbefaler ham til wore Lesere, som
hylder Diet srepublikanske Parti, og
Mr.. Hansen vii faa en- baade repre-
SENTATIVE og dygtig Delegat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02

Derefter h@vedes Bordet. vi maa
%indskyde den B%emerkning, at vi saw
nede ct rungende Hurra for den &C.
lebrerende Loge. Efter Banketten
fortsattes Dansen. Taget som
let Hele var Diet en- smuk og stilfuld
Fest. der tjente Logon saavel som
Arrangementskomiteen til Ere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Ole Nielseus Koncert.

Ole Nielseus Koncert.
Der var fuldt Hus i SGndags til
Koncerten, givet at Ole Nielsens Or
kester i Grand Boulevard Hall, med
Assistance at Sangforeningen Helm
dal og Ductparret Marie Shannon
og Mathilde Huseby.
Hejmdal, som er ct blandet Kor og
under Mrs. Husebys Ledelse, pre.
senterede sig favorabelt i Julius Beck.
guards "Hvile" 6g den muntre "En
glad >Thrall". Der er Stemmema.
%teriale i Koret, og de to Sange gil
flinkt, vidnende. ON iherdig Indstu'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Menighedsm6Ge.

Menighedsm6Ge.
St. Peders Menighed afholder
AarsmGde Onsdag Aften den 7 April
i Immanuels dansk luth. Kirke, Hi.
at 18th Ave. S. og 22nd St.
Foruden Bestyrelsesvalg forelig-
ger flere vigtige Sager til Behand-
ling; den vigtigste at disse er angaa-
ende Opf9relsen at den nye Kirke'
Komitecn vii rapportere med Hensyn
til Byggegrunden, og Tegning over
den nye Kirke vii blive fremlagt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02

der;ng og Flid fra baade Dir,gen1
,og Sangeres Side
Duetparret Marie Shannon OF
Mathilde Huseby, der begge beside,
velskolede Stemmer, frydede Publ:
KUN med den dejlige "Lulleby" al
Joselyn og "Lillies and Roses, nd.
market encouragement at Miss Ester
Svendsen. {,
Selve Orkestret udforte ct velvalgt
Program, og hvert Numer hqstede
Bifald. Ole Nielsens Orkester fast
slog after i Sqndags, at det er en- Or
ganisation at Musikere, der er Arti-
ster, hver paa sit Instrument.
Det var ogsaa derfor gladeligt at
Sc saa mango Mennesker overvare
koncerten og giveO pmuntring tit den
iherdige Leder og de ligesaa iherdige
og flinke Musikere.>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Er Do forn0iet med 40 til so Rente

apaa Deres Penge? ON like tilskriv os. vi wiser Vejen
til fordelagtig Placeringer L. s. A. og Skandinayen.- vi
Dapirer al ale siags. Gennem wore Forbindelser err vi
island til at give Prisnoteringer og Rapporter paa ca.
porter paa Corporationer gives gratis: vi sender gratis;
.Bogen: 'Statisik over Bostonbsrsen''.. Send Nayn og
Adresse. r. Gylling & CO., 1854 FederalSt: Boston.Mass.
Etabl. 1911. . Skand. Afde!ing, S. Gpfnlund. Mgr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
CASS COUNTY.

KlSyerlandet og Mejerikeens HEN.
Tilbyder ct HEM, der er Deres eget,
til den .rette Pris og paa rimelige vii
kaar. Hvis interesseret skriv eller Be
sog The 1000 Lake Land Co.
NJ. B. Patten, Sec. Kemer, Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
.ordmendene obtager Ideen.

Nordmendene obtager Ideen.
De herverende norske Foreninger
har obtaget Tanker ON Dannelsen al
en- norsk Centralkomite. Eft forbere-
dende Mode holdtes i Mandags Af-
ties i Borgmesterens ModtagelsesvR-
relse. Der var stor Stemning fo1
Ideen, og en- Lovkomite blew nedsat
til at udarbejde Love for Komiteen
Professor B6thne valgtes til Presi.
dent interim.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Standardization bestj9les.

SkrGdderbutiken. bestj9les.
Da vor kjendte danske Shredder
mester J. P. Eliason indfandt sig i
sin Butik paa Nicollet Ave. i Man
days Morges, gjorde han den like
serlig behagelige Opdagelse, at Tyve
havde aflagt Forretningen ct Besqg
og medtaget for ca. $500 Kledesva-
rer. Tyveriet err begaaet ! Tiden
mellem L@rdag Aften og Mandag
Morgen.
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KpindeforeninQSm6de

Kvindeforeningsm9de.
St. Peders Menigheds Kvindefor-
ening afholder Torsdag den 8. April
Mode i Mr.. og Mrs. P. M. Nielsens
nye HEN (HjGrnebygningen), 5000
18th Ave. S. Tag Bloomington Ave.
Sporvogn til 38th Street end of
.Line), gaa til goth Street og da to
Blocks til venstre. ALE er velkomne.
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Land i 0stli@e Marshall County

vi hr noge faa udvalgte improved Farme til sag til fra $50 til $65 p.
Acre. Land, hvor man med FOdel kan avle Alfalfa, Kl9ver, Majs og ale an
DIRE mndre Kornsorer. I ct godt Mejerihritorim og Nmrheden af It got
Farmers Creamery. Code Veje, Skoler, KIker, Rural Telefon, D. F. D. at
Post ALE Kjabere forsikres en- retf@rdig og arig Behanding. Alt IF som
beskrevet. lSkriv efer >Prisiste
Farmers State Bank Of Gatzke, Gatzke, Minnesota.
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MICHIGAN FARME.

Gods Godtkj6b, nogle til halve at Var-
dien, fordelagtige Betingelser, forskiel-
ligt Land med eller uden B~esetning,
code Skoler og Marked, 20 til 800 Ac-
res, Frugt eller almindelig Farming.
Skriv efter Liste. Bedre endnu, kom
:selv og bliv %overbevist.
NJ. Gilleberg, Scottville, Mich