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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-29

S I'd saliera pz estos, que los mas
ndos hoy entire los hombe de negocos etra de Proe
SECURE que pagar por $780, 10 pdera
ncaes grabadas suscribe I'd cualqra de los
mas mpOrantes daros de Puerto Rico por pagaa
$500 Pues ben; EL IMPARCIAL I'd este
que epl6nddo Por los msmos $500 ID rer
po adeanado cheque efecvo recbr durante e
1922 cabeza de los mas signfca
Puerto Rcoy Lapiz Orc EVERSHARP para
para no las nicaes grabadas que ndque
al ordenarnos subscription
iNo ealidad ea oerta sale de 10 vulgar?
cuandoy pe0dco Puerto Rico amas La ha hecho
{ I'd? as
goco mas un simple nteres, To- que lie proponemos
* Divide que pasado de ciembr gueda desarta-
pobabad de adquirr Lpz de Orc suscr
ci6n EL IMPARCIALn pequena suma ENVIE EN- Sc
GUIDA sUS $500 No 10 dele para Ultima hora
Eel nGPARCIALp- P. o. Box 346 M
JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
Muy sehores mios amigos:- ssM ~ ses
$500
subscription Gel enviarme La lani
ley para-------
con as siguentes iniciales Nombre
ESs H2 SagSS HI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
11nberretning til &pbere al
QIruerifa=8illetter

Scan6inobian Mmerican 2inien
meo6eler, at 6ens amerifanife So
pe6tontor for Tremti6en bill mootage
telegraiiif Meo6elelie fra @fatoina<
pier ON Mfgongen 6erfra al Sc &as=
iagerer, bbiS 8i1letter er blepen Dem
tilien6t al &ebere / 1niteo States.
nn6erretninge:1 bill. al Mgenten blipe
bi6ereien6t til &pberen al 8illetten,
lom berbe6 / go6 Sis bliper giort
befen6t me6 9age11 for Mnfomiten til
Seem Uorf al 6en el1er De @asiaaerer,
bpis 8illetter Ian / fin Sis febte ber
/ 2an6et.
Me6oelelien gibes altlaa Tim ior
Sc fer / Mmerifa fgbte 8illetters @e0=
fommenbe. Nabnene paa Sc tn6=
fommen6e @asiagerer> bbis @illetter
CT febt Sc ifan6tnabiife 2an0e, bi6eS
lite fer @ftbets Mnfomit til Seem
Dorfs &abn og efter at sets @asia=
ger1iiter er l16leperet til @fteripn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Den banifc 9aa.

Eorsbag / fioite uge Dor Der i
@itp Sail en- l16itilling uf 6anif
&aonbarbeioe, 8ro6erier NJ. m.,
1,rber 2e6elie al. u@omens Mrts
nno Crafts Organization for 6oreign
Culture, 1om birfer for at oplDie
ONT qr1ore San6es &ultur; &unit,
&i]torie 0. I. b. Man afbol0er nt-
ltillinger og faar be6 dsie forta1t
ON 6orboloene / p%ebfommen6e 2an6
= ct bber Gong.
9erme Gang ejal6t set altiaa
9anmorf, % ser bar en- reprgien=
tatib u6itilling, me6ens tillige TO
6anlfe &pinoer fortalte ser bien1=
me fra. Mrs. g.. Micflaien, ser
Tom ber ODER for faa Mar itoen,
fortalte 3rGf al 9annlarfs &iitorie
og @eografi, ON sfolerne %
&aanoarbeibet. Mrs. g. Sngc=
mann, ser er f96t ber / 2anoet, for
talte ON 6unffe &l1nitrere % oeres
Molerier, ON &giffolernes 8etD6>
ming for 6olfets 0poragelie til at
for1tao og ber6i9tte go6 &llnit, og
ben 6eraf felgen6e %l16bre6eIie al
aitnitberfer / Solicit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Kirker OF Foreninger.

0ST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, HORNET at Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste hver Sdn-
dag XII. 1890 Find. Engelsk hver
anden Sdndag. SSndagsskole hver
S9ndag XII. 9.15; norske og en-
gelske Klasser. B@nnem6der
hver Onsdag Aften. XII. 8 i Kir>
kens Basement.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hornet at Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver Sdn-
dag Form. ri. IL. S6ndagsskole ri.
CHR1STKIRKEN, Norsk evaRge.-
luth. Kirke, Hjernet at Park
og University Avenue. GudstJe-
neste hver S6ndag, engelsk XII.
1890, norsk XII. 1870 Find.
NORsK LUTHERsKE TREFOL~.
D1GHEDSKIRKE, Hornet at
Harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gu%dstjeneste hver S6ndag XII.
1890 Find, og 7.30 Aften. Spn-
dagsshole XII. 1915.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHODIST
KIRKE. Hornet af Broadway og
ID. St., afholder sine Gudstjenester
som f9lger: Pr@diken sdndag Form.
.Kl. 1880. Aften ri. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: S6ndag Aften
Kl. 7.45; litermrt Mode de ire f9rste
Trsdage. i Maaneden. BGnnemdde
hver Onsdag Aften. ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, mGder 1ste og 3die
Mandag l Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 w. Ninth st.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. 5 D0TRE AT
NORGE, mbder eden og 4de Man
dag / Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 1876 w. Ninth st.
81. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D
B: s., mader lste og 3die Fredag i
Maanedeu paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
~. at St. PAter -og 4th Streets.
FORENINGEN HAABET m9der
Eden og 4de Torsdag Maane-
den paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
FORENINGEN "DANMARKs DOT
RE" m9der 2. og 4. Tirsdag ,spaa
Minnehaha Hall.
FORENINGEN uGODTHAABu mt-
der 2. og 4. Lsrdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, Hi. af St. Peter og 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN s4DANMARKs son.
NER" at D. SD. f., msder /. OF 8.
Lerdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hi. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINEO LOGE
mr.. SO, D. SIS. meder 1ste. og
og 3dies Onsdag i Maaneden: paa
~ -.NS.-u - >>ta1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Den itpre &oneert.

Gors6ag often bn66e ct. @auli.
terne en- iieloen anle6ning til at
bere goo multi og fang. @an1tioig
funoe man oeiaa fao bore mo at
belpiie bunrige o9 nboli6enoe bsrn
/ @uropa's frigsberie6e 1on6e.
De lfanoinabilfe ianeforeninger
/ Minneapolis og ct. Soul bolot
nemlig en- foncert / Muoitorium til
in6tagt for Sc rg6li6en6e berr, oper
| ben frigsg6elagte beroens6el.
&oniertlofalet Dor poa longt. 11ar
lite ~fpl6t. til trangieI" fom man
funoe be1tet, men Ser tom bog IND
mango 6ollars ollifepel, lom omiat
/ tpife, efterigife, ungarife 90 anore
neolioenoe 1anoes penge btsieItg bill
betole for en- bel 6el mat og fle6er.
Mftenen bleb en- f1nitnpoeIie ap
rang. Sfanbinabiff tonefunlt, ber-
bal iom initrumetaI, bnroe ohere
lpot berober / Sc ffan6inopiife cen.
trer. @an blir ofte ioo lei 6enre
ia55mufffen % anglo=omerifanife
MISUNDERSTANDING. Sc rene,
fuloe toner meo iielfplot flangfarpe
bprer mon iao iiel6en, Sc ipnes BELT
at foitres i @riegs, @artmans %
Wennerbergs 1an6. -
SIT gao giennem aftenens program,
II oetali er meget friiten6e, men
plaoien ttllater lite set. MIle potter
bleb n6merfet u6fgrt, set tan me6
iifferbeo iiges. @oloiiterne fri Sig.
nes Staberg SalI, Martbin s. @ro.
berien, Nlfre0 6. .Melion og Sperre
Serietb ntferte fine belle ab pro.
gramrnet UNDER iterf app1aus.
Sfn1oe ri nab1e 1ogen enfelte
1rl1n1mere maatte set bore she
Staters 8alt5" ap @al6teufel, iom
11tfertes rent inipirerenoe lipfulot ob
SeiolS iDmfom orfeiter iom utfgrte
attenens multi. Mp6elig ntfgrtes
ogiaa r@ere1aoe sab Moi5fotpifi"
ium rMarcbe sIabe" ab 9fcbaitotu.
ltp. nDen itore bbi6e fIof" Obj @rieg
% v2anofienoine" Dlab 9rpspa.
||.io10) % iamme fomponiit bar ioa
b%entsre11oe 90 lttfsrteg loo eliu1ren.
oe ira baaoe So1oiitert1e, orfelter %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Atnnrspults.
Sat ira Gate Mmelie apinbefure.

~~S ~
ming.
81 bill gerne berbeb bringe en-
biertelig Eof til olle, baa6e u6enfor
% / Dor SCREENING, iom bia1r til,
me6 at gre 2gr6ag Bitten Ser %.
Mpril iaa goo og inrur. Guf til
enbper, iom bragte @aber, % Ill els
bper, iom tom til Ste6e % ocroeo
bi6rag til oct go6e Heil1l1at. SIT
til &omtteen, iom gior6e ST itcre
Mrbei6e. Sen SIDE al Sag1 er iaa
bigtig iom nogen be6 en- iaa6an Mn<
leoning.
81 moo n9bne Sc to Sing, font
man tog @r1mre poa: en- @arne>
frape, gipet al Mrs. Marius Ma6,
len, Eeras, og biembragt al @r.
Mlfreo Sfob> og ct n16ent @ial, gi>
bet al Mrs. Sine Marie Serenien,
1924 "a. Mbe g, bette git til Scr.
Marim1s &onien. 8egge @obe1
bragte olle 6e n6iotte Nunnre oQ
lfoffe6e 0erbe6 go6e 8elgb.
&aa Safe Mmelie &bin6eforeringS
8egne.
Mrs. Marius Sberlen
6ornnon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Maifeiten baa 0ania.


Desberre bar ser mg6t for faa
Menneifer paa 9onia Sail / 5gn~
bag Iftes - enten mi 9oniferne
i%nteresierer fig for 1i6t for goo
M11lif og Sang, eller Mariagen bar
oen> at Ser / 6enne St6 er bleben
bu6t iaa meget al &%oncerter, at set
er. l1m1ligt at faa alting me6.
Miis Slime Mortenien ct en-
5an9ertn6e, iom bbo6 oct mniifdil.
ife a1gaar fortiener set 8ifalt,
bum mo6tog> og mere til. S 6e,1
6anife Tefltu6tale berimo6 mangler
ser 11oget.
9e osiiiteren6e ct gamle &e11.
'oinge paa Dania Sail; Sc er ON:
talte iaa tit fpr, 1aa ser tam r9ppt
iiges roget l1pt ON 6e1n> men al
set go6e gan1le fan lta6feltes> baa
oe me6 &enipn til Scr. Weicboe1ie;
% WortenienS Srfel tier 1om W}n
[iitere, % Mr. 9(ifier iorn Sanger
Sans Maipiie fa116t ri finere eni
oe1 lamrne> gipet / NrmorD on
81 termi66agen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Stpr ~eSernbanenI1ffe.

st &urti9tog paa Soo-8anen lpb
/ Spnoags @ftermio6ag SCI. 5.45
al 5poret to @il beit for @octfor6
og 38 Wfil norobelt for Minneapo>
lis. nlpffen in6traf be6, 8ru6 paa
en- @finne. SO @ullman=@ogne og
Ell Obierbationsbo9n bleb faitet at
@poret og belte6e tire @ange. SIT
ingen bleb 6rgbt UNDER l1lDffen, iom
benote, me6ens Eoget git meo en
Sart al 40 Mil / Eimen, iDnes at
bore ct rent Mirafel. 81 &asia>
gerer bleb albor1ig iaaret, om1en6
ingen al Sem n1e11es at billie og.
|De ii er: &aDburn Meef, 1862
&arf Mpe., Minneapolis; @aitor 6.
g. Sbom, 1912 @ennepin Mpe.,
@1i11neapolis; &obert @oo6b11rp,
&obbins6ale; Dommer @aribau 81.
5pooner, 8emi6ii; @illiam sc. Sc
Sage, @innipeg, Man.; @inifre6
Gougos, 500 Delapore st., Min=
neapolis; @briitopber Sorgenipn,
S76 Cottage Mpe., ct. Saul; g.. 6.
Detricf, 1909 5tb ct. &c., Mins
neopolis; Sames 81. 8uroeau, $40
Cathedral 49,, ct. Saul; George
8urma19b, 522 ct. @ntbonp @be.,
ct. Saul. so 8erioner bleb lette,
re ioaret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
v9et IpffeIiQe &aIa."

Stills &iers fortrinlige @onaeoie,
"Det 1pffelige 8alg", iom Mfinne=
toto uniberiitets norlfe literere
&lub nDlig gab Ell meget bellpffet
Spfsrelfe forle6en paa Sdrmlfolen>
banot iaa iterft 8ifalo, at ser IT
ifet ftprfe Spfor6ringer til II OPP
fere Ben en- Gong mere. Dette bill
MI ite, ibet ben bill blibe opfert ige11
Snsoag Iften ben ii. Meai / giti-
5enS Club paa MinnebaDa Mberu,e
n9r Granflin Mbe. Set norifc Ma=
tionalforbun6 al Minneapolis far
taget fig al Mrrangementet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Gftcrlbsming.
m,,Tinp ShIh2ninnp

- Mulige OplDsninger ON Ss=
cor Sobon @egelun6, foot 9. Otto
Der 1887 / &%gbenbapn, iiolt fen6te
M6resie Mai 1920 Ill 12tb st.,
Detroit, Micbigan, be6es tilltillet
oct Zig. 6an1fe &orll1lat 1926 IS.
Mo6iion st., Chicago, S1l. Otter
lpsningen ifDl6es @enben6elie fra
eft.rl9gtes 5v: get Grt; ;sts;ugfprsr
@6m1n6 Yeterien, &pbenbobr.
81. g.. 8oDien, &oniul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
8ei1a nQa &pntpret.

S 6e1ne l1ge bar ri baft 8eipg
af @aitor 9iren, @itbie, iom bar
paa @iemoeien fra Mlbe,1, Minn.,
bbor ban pre6ife6e / @pn6ags ut=
Ser @acancen efter 8altor @reger>
iens Mfreiie til 9anmarf.
Sens Mtelien, Ge6ar Sails,
bar ogiaa iet in6enfor bos %. San
er en- al 6e Danife, fom ferit toni
til @e6ar Sails for ODER so Mar f.
Ben, men CT en6nu raff og froftig.
San tager lite iaa iieloen en- Sur
til Mifob, 0finn., boor ban bar en-
Slegtning Mrs. 81. Ggren1en, %
Gien6om at tage Bare.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
OboSfal6.

CHARLES s. Scopes, @reii6ent %
@rlnolegger al oct %befien6te Sit
mo 0oDes 8rotbers & Cutler, 6goe
2er6ag paa Miller' &ospital, 70 Mar
gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Silbage fra 9anmarf.

Niels &e6e me6 &uitru og @9n
er nplig fommen biem fra en- Sur
til Danmarf, bbor 6e opbolot fig
og bab6e Set n6merfet fra fpr
Sui til fpr1t / @pril.
@mbstieneite.
S ct. Ye6ers Strife, 35. Mbe. 6.
% 80. ct, bill @oltor g. 9. &o6=
bolm, Mifob, pre6ife neo @u6stie<
neiten paa 59n6ag Sormi66og.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Sat.

81. enlfer at u6tale Dor 6pbtfelte
1af til bore &enner % Naboer
iamt 6oreningen 9ania, for al 8en=
1igbe6 og @pmpatt> biit os / Dor
itore Gorg / Mnle6ning al Dor Bro=
Ser @alter Mieliens 500 og for Sc
mango imuffe 8lomiter.
8rg6re og @eitre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
6or8lemmigei.

.. Sri 9elg6renbebsforeningen Sor-
glermigei afbol6er neite Mp6e %
8dfnr BOG Mrs. garIie11, 140O Ga.
pitol MDe. Eag &amIire Spor-
boet1 III Sbelbon g. a4ale er bel.
fou,i1,Iett.. ''
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
c9auiIb &aitrb.N

mr. 8. 6. Rlitteng, iom MI er
fenot at fnart alle 2anosmano !
Ebillingbperne, bar arrangeret meo
@arf Catering Co., 1899 Selbp
Mbe., at ban ffal bage, for bent
Sreoag og 2proog i 6enne l1ge.
San inobp6er ollie Danffe til at
fomme % ie bans uoitintng al
6an1f @ienerbrp6 og an6et 6anif
8agperf %obennebnte Ei6 og @te6.
SrrnbamefommiSIer Mfills bpb.
Sra g. MiIls, Der bar beret
Meolem al @tatens Sernbane' og
@arebusfommisfion / nGiten 80 @ar,
ogoe / fit Stem / ct. Soul 81. a
i Sirs6ags Morges.
Mills bar fg6t i Scotcbtomn,
0range County, Seem Oorf, H.
Sor1or 1851. SON fit afa6emilt
l1o6annelie og bleb / 1872 @agfe:
TER fra Mlbanp Gam @cbool. s
1881 fom ban til Minneiota oq
boiotte Jig ,iom @agfprer / Moor:
beoo, bpor ban praftiiereoe; inotil
ban blep palgt til 9on1mer / 14of
Diltrift. S 1898 bleb @ills ash:
jtersn0e @enerolo6bofat og Bier
fort Ell ter al @11bern6r Nelion nc:
nebnt til Me6lem al Sernbaa1e= ol
Garebnsfommisitonen.
MilIs babbe beret ipgeltg / fler'
Tiger % OGDEN tom lite ube1tlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
2bnnem neoiat.

ct. @auls Murere bar beiluttet
at artage en- 2dnne6ietttelic al 10
&rocent fra 1. Mai al. 2gnner
SO. Mrrerne / ct. Saul bor peret
bdr beret $40 Dagen; mi bIiper SCI,
paa Streife ii6en Sen 81. 5ebruar,
So &ontraftgrerne, efter bba6 Mu=
rerfagforeni11gen erflere6e, brp6 oe=
res &ontraft be6 at beltemme en-
|Sartf, Ser ne6iotte 2gnne1 20 8ro=
cent: Sc beboeoe, at Sen &ontraft,
iom 8pgmeitre1te un6ertegne6e oer
Is. Mob., beitemte en 2gn al $1.25
Gtn1e1t. Mu er Ser alt1ao 1luttet
6re6, ioet 6e 20 &rocent er self
10 til bber &art.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Krone
kurSen

er fremoeles nie0banlig foroelagtig
ior Dem iom pnlfer at len6e Benge til
Danmarf. 81 ielger &efSler og
,MoneD Sroers" betalbare operalt /
Danmarf. Sn6if16 beierges ien6t til
bpilfeniombeljt 8anf / 9anmarf.
81 tror ogiaa, at set er tilraa6eligt
;or Dem at ienoe Nenge til 9anmarf,
iom tenfer paa at reiie biem til &aa=
zen % @ommeren.
Sitter og b,1rtig 8etiening. S1,1o
8arunti.
Halvor Jacobsen & Co.,
Scandinavian American Line Office,
~ South Third Street, Minneapolis.
tors foe, at bisielig ollie gierne bill.
6e bat Dem beg9e .6acapo.
9e ifan6inapiife iangforeninger i
Mtnneapo1is og ct. Saul er 1oget
ab Oct baroif1loeite nor6beiten eier
poa iongens omrao6e. 9e buroe
bpreS zen maSie" oftere!
G6remtioen")
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
s &ebriug.

@amle Mrs. Sngemo1111, ser
fom fer meo6elt, blep plu6ielig ipg
/ &iemn1et bos fin Dotter Mrs:
&olit 1897 ct. M,1tbonp @be., bar
oct mi meget be6re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Sir. @chrpbcr.

&un 2 l1ger fra / Dag, Gorsoag
10. Mai bill @br. 5ebrp6er, Gam
marfS ltgrlte &arafter ifnejpi1ler, &i=
feia11ger og Oplnfer fomne fer til
Minneapolis og gibe 6oreitilling /
SEN itore Sm paa uDa1tta &all".
ST.. 5cbrgoer fonlr1er bertil 6irefte
fra Gbicago, bbor ban far eptrao6t
og ligeiom be6 fine Soreftillinger /
9iten bar Deitft fort 8ifal6 foc fine
Sr9itationer.
@eo Soreitillingen ber / 8Den oil
SEN tnge 6anife @ia1iit og @ompon;,t
al III. al 1905"s 6eitmaricb ST..
Saul Merager osiiftere, baooe iom
So1iit og Mffompagnatgr.
Spbrtqt er oct % en- @lpbe at aibe
&r. Scbrpoer Dor beoite Mnbefalinq
90 l6tale bort &aab ON, at @aIen
paa SoreftiIingsaftenen r1oa bore
fulot beiat. &bem Ser fommer bill
life fortrD6e Set. ].
Mltiaa me6er ri paa nDania Sail"
Gorsoag 5. 10. Mai 81. s pr.
8~sbielsbag.
S Sgnoags feire6e Mrs. g. Scr fasfi:;
re fin 5sofels6ag. S Sen @nleo.
ming gaiteoe mango lpfenifen1e
Benner &iemmet 2727 18. She. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
&loffer gaar joni fr6banIig.

&loffen saar iom iebbanlis.
8pitpret bar forfaitet a moo p
Dagslps-8 eipareliesplonen efter en-
.offentlig Mfbgring, Der bare6e / to
1imet. Mapor @o6gio11 og &om-
misiar Mation, Der foreilog 8lane11,
bar / 5abgr al ben, me6ers &om<
misiererne 6erguion, McDonal0,
CLANCY og @en5el itemte mob, ben.
&o1misfer Smitb er / Stem Dorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
+. 0ampHibsfarten.

rl1niteo @tates" feileoe fra Sri
itiania ben 80. Mpri1 og pentes til
Seem Sort ben 9. Mai. Derfra
Teller ben iget Ben IS. Mai.
rSreoerif Sen s." ,,aaeoe ariifi-
ansiat,o ben 2. Moi. sit bel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
ST. PAUL.
Cit; Office:
62S Endicott Building.
&eb &isb eller &eparatiun al
t1bre beips ben pelfienbte Subeler
Simon @elion, 211 6. 7tb Street.
Spq 9iemmd.

Mrs. Sir. @anien, 1896 Cunt
nit Mpe., Ser er bejt oppe / Marene,
Iigger fpg / tit @iem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-13
MAURICE HUTZLER HEADS
R|MMON. B'NA| BIRTH
Succeeds Morton l.. Waller
stein. WHO Will Act rs
Monitor for Year.

NJ the December meeting of Kim
mon Lodge. I;uai Firth. held n,
Beth Ahahah Temple Maurice l..
Ilut2lcr WAS elected president. -
succeed Morton l.. Wall.rstciu. who
viii act aS monitor during the com
ing year. other officers chosen were.
Louis NJ l."E,iun. vice. president:
Herbert T. Ezekiel secretary: Edwin
J.. Levy, treasurer. Jacob :. Cohn.
assistant monitor; Or, Harry Scar.
warden. ana Richard rokrass. guar
dian.
Greensboro Will lie the nest meet
ing place OF the Grand Lodge COR
District "" = which inh.Id-s all
territory from Maryland To Florida.
Delegates. chosen {" represent the
local organization ut the coming
convention. are: Morton l.. Waiter
stein. NJ l.. iI":hcim.r, pr. Edward
y. Calsch. Castor I.ichtcnstein. Her
bert e Ezekiel and Alvin Il. llutzl.r.
j. l.cic"stc- Watts. as chairman or
a special committee. read a report.
containing number Of suggestions
for aroUsing more interest in the
work of tn" order, Two new MEM
hers were Cultivated At tine meeting.
Trustees FOR ncNt year are; Joseph
l.. Levy CASTOR I.icht"ust"in ana
Harold :. Blrombrrg. these three
having hc"n unanimously re-clrcted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-13
TO ASCERTAIN FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF V. r. G. p.
First Concrete Step is Taken by Council Committee
Sreels-NIay Award Work to Expert
December %.

The first concrete step toward as
ccrtainmcn, OF The financial condi-
,ne Virginia Railway and
F"w"r Company. the method % man
dgcmcnt and a cursory review of
the report as to physical valuation
OF its property, was taken by the
stree; Committee yesterday evening.
when a report from the subcommittee.
outlining form Of tentative agree
mcnt with some cxper, to do the
work. was adopted and December
- at o'clock. fixed as the time TO
meet applicants for the worN.
The subcommittee report was
voluminouS. Upon the result OF the
work of ihc expert, the committee
hopes 10 be able to base its action
in formulating the draft Of II blanket
franchise To he submitted the com
pany. upon surrender Of the various
franchises now held by 1t. undo;
which IL is now operating.
Substance of Report.
The substance Of the report will
convey AN idea as to what is cX-
pcctcd OF the expert selected by the
committe. To do the work. the com
pany's method of accounting and
bookkeeping: it's general cNpcns,
portati"n service property c-editabl.
To- Richmond traffic. with full de-
tails: statement Of .ihc securities al
located by the company 10 the stree;
railway system Of Richmond: critical
examination and report Of Il general
character. Of the inventory and val
uation Of the Richmond Street Eail-
way system by stone and Webster:
all information deemed useful 10 III:
al
standing OF the tru" financial status
Of the company from the time az It's
organization i'm 1909. whether tn"
condition and equipment OF the com
pany has been properly maintained.
ana the sums expended in maintc-
nance during the past ten years
whether the company has regularly
set aside and expended a proper SUM
to cover the depreciation and main
tcnancc during the past ten years,
and II not, what has been done with
the money that should have been 50
Sc. ,asid. and expended; what sum
sis reasonably necessary for proper
rehabilitation whether the operation
costs have been increased hy a lack
~ proper care and maintenance OF
the system anal its equipment: the
actual cost of SC aviGc under existing
conditions: whether the prices paid
for nratcrial. labor. services and
operating Charges ar. fair market
prices. and what reduction. /! any.
may he anticipated: whether any
charges are improperly set down to
operating account OF the purely
Richmond railway system; what sum.
IL any is or should h. credited to the
Richmond street railway system. for
the use Of its poles for other than
railway purposes either by the COM
pany or hy others; a criticism In de-
tail of the present methods Of opera
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-13
FILE PLANS FOR NEW
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
Implication to Erect building at
Cost of S:;lI .>uu Also u
Recorded.

Plans were !iicd with building In
spoctor Cutler Yesterday by the city
school Board for the proposed juni"r
nigh school building ON Marshall
street opposite John Marshall High
school. ana application was made
for permit 10 erect the building at
a cost of $3il.SOo Excavations al:
'"adv have been started. ANA it is
hoped tho building will he ready for
occupancy next Year.
Permits We're issued - John :.
Gregory 20 hulG a frame aud stucco
dwelling an -Gl2 Moss ia, Avenue.
To cost $500. +. Wright. 20 build
three on"-srory stores at .. II ana -
Belmont Avenue. % cost $500; W. I.
and *. J.. H~ekuer. To build Il frame
dwelling az i3e south colonial Ave-
nus. to eos; $1,000, Industrial Real;y
CORPORATION 20 repair shop at
seventh aud Everett streets. To cost
$500: 7 - TuF 20 repair go" Floyd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-13
]. 0. HElSABECK HEADS
Ministerial U!H!||GGiE;
Body Pledges Cooperation
i'll Relief Work - Elcc,
Other Officers

In adopting resolutions presented
by Rev. w. Thorburn Clark apnrov
ing the campaign in Virginia In ,hc
interest OF the Near East Relief M.
Richmond Ministerial Union yos,er.
day afternoon. in annual m.eti,p
pledged cooperation in the role,
work and promised every aid 10 MAJ.
the campaign success. !
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected. as follows: Rev. j. O. Iic,-
snbcck. pastor of Third Christia,
Church. president: Rev. j. j. Scher.r
Jr., pastor % FRS. English Lutheran
Church. first vice president; Ecv
Fred II. Chcnault, pastor or Broad
street NJ. T.. Church. South. sccona
rice-prcsIdcnt; Rev. w w. Weeks
pastor OF Grace Street Baptist Church
third vice-pres!dcnt. Rev. W. +. Wal.
tors, pastor Of First Christian Church
fourth vice president: Rev. Thomas
Scmmcs. rector Of Meade NIernort.,
Episcopal Church. secretary: Rev "
y. Hall. pastor Of Porter stree, Pros.
bytcrian Church, treasurer
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ton aud management Of tho com
pany.
Send Copies tn bidders.
copies OF this agreement will be
sen, To prospective bidders for the
work. who will he invited To appear
before the committee at > o'clock the
afterno.5n OF December 30?
Following adoption of this report.
the committee recommended Il rcso-
luton changing the name OF Erookc
Avenue to Brook Road: and a rcso-
tuition authorizing the closing or an
alley between Brookland Park B"ulc-
yard. Dupont Circle. Moss Side Ave-
nue.. aud Noble Avenue. uaon dcdi-
cation OF another alley in the block.
\ petition from Reuben burton.
asking the right To cover portion
OF Racon's Quarter Branch sewer ror
business purposes. was recommends
ell. ns was Il resolution calling tor
the condemnation or dedication OF
land for opening Il street on Chelsea
Iill at Fairfield Road.
Monday night at y o'c;ocN was
liked to hear a report from Director
:avillc or the proposition OF iona
than Tryam and others to erect Il
bridge across James River near byrd
Park. provided the city allows toll
fee and guarantees Il per cent re-
turn on the investment.