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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-08
Marvellous, Sherlock

The palmist read between the lines.
She said. Il see you flirt.
And I'm sure you are a single man
You've no buttons on your shirt.
C n =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-08

There Is no use In chickens worry
ing over the low price OF their eggs.
Easter Is coming to the rescue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-08

Leader classified ads get results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-08

(Still. @. y. s., both those thing
might be true of a married MANI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-08

Bandits got $3.50 from a dccto,'s
safe Other doctors want TO know
this doctors collecting methods
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-08

one causeof the house shortage
may hc divorce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-08

Health hint, Ncvor cuss poliso
man or drop a box of T. y 7.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Thanksgiving Party.

Prot and Ms ii Y BVnum en'
tsrtalued with beautifully plauust
Thsnt-slylns party 10 honor at tht
UakinonI teachsrs -stHrdsy II ~
week
Tue decoration. throughout IL,
.hom. sHphAsssea- the, Lh4nksxiylps
srssuu A very unique contest on
handpaluted folders was enjoyed
The serving Il . three colr-r menu
was decided incident II To. after.
noon The place cards were hand,
painted paper cups which contain
I'd the fortune iot each guest The
reading OF these added much pleas
urr % the occasion
The aueats ENJOY ns the h0.pl'
tality oi the Bynum home werr.
Mi.s MYRTLE Vowel. Mia IVA Brn
sell, Miss Willie Diamond. NJ.
Irene Watson, Mi- Iers Miller.
Misses jennie Maj aud Hattie viii
Wilson, Miss Hesen Miism. Mi.s
Johnnie Hornbeak. Miss Kate Nc,
Mury. Miss Msyme Bryan. Mrs
Horace Self and Mrs. Euaenr Psvne.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Hastsd Ghasities Doiag Coed.
Work: VIII Have Tag Day

Perhaps ths rropis o! :hrs com.
nuniiy ssuld be interested in know.
ing something n the work ui the
unii-d Charities VI Dickson.
This organisation has been func
'ionins ior about 4 year, aud while
the work has bern nsv--snd we ass
eni.- beings. suffice, to mistakes
and srrors-v- haye been vavkin .
quietly and effectively and have
eonscientiousIy tired to do our duty.
and ~e sr" proud o! the recmd we
hav. made.
There has no, been . -orshy case
oi loca need brought to our attes.
too. but that that need has been
supplied. Many ,imes vs hav.
furnished groceries, fuel. medicines.
etc to those Who through sickness
OF other misfortune we're in uasd
and ~ result helped than through
q bard place and enabled them to
Get on their lee, sssla where they
could hen ms-lvA..
This Is uofn ~ near. like the
"ort OF our Master wb~n n.rs
anons nen {. anJth,ns we could
men'ion Th,. n tn. gospel in Ae-
ton
During The pass var se hsve ~
penSsd the ioilo~irs amounts:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Only IA More Shopping Days Before Christmas Do Early and Avoid the Usual Rush

election ane year ago and tao years
aaI. favored and voted Tor tnsm in
the last election. and ttat this con
ditlon ~at evidently The result. %
an agfesmen. made b1iore the elec.
ton tnai certain oAcIss favored
!he Dieksoa Planlns Mil ca. re.
e.ivins iI's electricity and wst-r
Tree OF charge, IL 10 considered un.
Ia Wful to buy vote. With The can.
didst-'s Own mon-y. bu, TO me Il
Is a great deal worse 10 hay votes
and ~ purchase influence with
puoIle fund. aud public property
II any statement have made IN
regard 70 The iavorllisIn sho~u ny
our city NJ goysrnment'ls untrue OF
exaggerated, lnvts any ons to
sGsser i, through the columns oi
the Herald Very respectful y.
flTr hES>LkE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
DICKSON IN DARKNESS;
John D" ONLY RELIEF

Dickson il IN darkness as the re-
suit Il the generator burning out at
the power plant about u O'Clock
TUESDAY nigh,
This l. the same generator tha,
has h-en IN service seventeen years
Mayor Holry and Electrician W
h Adoox got busy Wedne sday
morning and ordered ny wire a uss
seserstor from n. WAYNE. Ind and
II viii probably be . week OF ten
lays before the light plant will be
ready for operation again
Meanwhile John d" lamps and
candles will he relied upon to illumi.
nate the BUSINESS houses aud resi-.
tences .htl. Tin Lissies" and
other motor vehicles will be the
only medium Of furnishing the
Great v bite Way
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
ANOTHER CARD FROM
COL. PITT REnSlEE

Some who have been benefited
personally by the generosity oi oul
city o0Jisls Ia the gift oi ire. p'lvi
leges ot slectric lights aud water,
learn. have been arguing that tht'
practice 10 the custom Ia citirs ia
Tennessee To lniorm myself on
this ! have written Ofii siai. 10 Nash.
vile. Memphis Chattanooga. Knox.
vile and Jackson on this question
and am informed that oone II the .e
cities give Tree electric current ~
city water 10 any industry " bust,
nsss of any nature which Ia fuo
Tor = pfohL Zach II the parties in
the hvr cities mentioned above ~ho
have written me have expressed
themselves as considering b 9
practice not only uutSir %, unwtse
and IN u-I Tor any city government
10 show iavoflttsm and they rx.
pressed themselves a. considering It
unbusiness i.ks iaI ANY PUBLIC own.
ed utility to build up sn enterprise
at tho expense oi other enterprise.
OF individuals
-, Il bAve l9slhaG esayestisatsSl, aud
And that there are between forty
and nf,y women ia Dickson who
are widows, Who are paying the
town oi Dickson for city water aud
electric lights Many ii tie uldo~s
are forced to makr their own llylng
by their own toll and many u them
have children dependsn, upon them
and ys, they are compelled 60 pay
the regular price Tor electric lights
and water, while rich. prosperous
sntstpnses are receiving their ligats
aud water Tree OF chatge from the
towu
William Jennings Bryan writes
'Ahu.t vas s.SelIgious teacher hs
gFvs instruction IN the synagogue.
and certified 10 thu truth OF the
Books u The Law. but He did not
hesitate TO denounce the hypocrltss
Who devouted widows houses and
then attempted 90 deoioriE their
sins by The uttsfing oi long prayers
There ars seyersl churches in
Dickson and vet al Of these church,
80 are paying Tor their electric lights
and city water. II the city officials
ot Dickson would charge all alike
for their electric light and city
water. the expense now being paid
by the general public could he re.
dueed and all could rseelys electric
current and city water at = cheaper
rate
| am informed that some who
fought certain city officials IN thr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
The Gift o. Gifts.

= y .1 i - g E. . .=.
The photograph reptess n,s NOT
only the good taste aud culture ot
the deoos. bu, slso the esteem and
regard 10 which he holds the recipi.
en,. The picture ~ . sih hves iot.
ever. ~ a beautiful decoration Tor
the home, - we'll ~ . constant
reminder oi you, Your photo al
Chris,mss odss an opportunity Tor
expression al love, oi appreciation
and oi sen;imen, that 10 not obtain.
I'd 10 any other to'm oi sih.
Why sive irippsries .his Christ
ma.i Make u something worth
while. YOUR PHOTO0RAPh,
YOUR .kRIENDs CAN euY
ANY THING YOU MAY GIVE
THEN. EXCEPT YOUR r0RT.
RAFT :
COOKS STUDIO.
Phon. 2bS. Dkkson. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
counrY TEAcIEl's
nEETlne SATURDAY

The Couay's rsacAssis Meeting
vill be held ssxs Hassrdav. Dec.
emes e,h. u Oskmeat echosl,
The following psossn Ass been
arranged;
lnveoa,ian--ksv. N. b. rscker.
Rsadins-Aiss kdaa Johasoa.
Ensirea@sa.sl xdsea tias--H. y.
Bynrm.
Instruction 10 Primary 0sades--
Mics kllssbe,h Hanesak.
"A 6rva, wosk Tor the Teacher"
-Ars Pitt Hsnsiee,
The Parent, Teaehers' Association
viii serve laaeh Tor oil ssschsss .a
s,isndaacs and II is desired that
every ,rschs, In The county will es
present.
All patron. and ifiends al The
school. arr invited. II YOU desire
educational Improvement IN your
county. come ca, and give the visit.
ins tssehets a hearty welcome.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
NOMINATING Committee
TO Be ELECTED FRIDAY

A special meeting Of the Chamber
oi Commerce will be held Friday
night 10 the American Legion Hall
Tor the purpose oi slrcting . com.
mi.tee oi Ave Who duties il shall be
TO nominate ~ candidates from
whom IL directors fos the ensuing
year are to be elected Al the regular
monthly meeting. Monday night,
Dece mber 10.
II is nov practically an assured
TACT. What Dickson will be made .
receiving station Tor lhs DARK To
bacco Cooperative Association and
members OF the warehouse com.
mitise Of this Association Will be
in Dickson friday TO inspect the
warehouse here aud will be present
at. this meeting OF the Cha mhss
Friday night II 10 hoped that every
member Of the Chamber Of Com.
merce aud every eitiscn 81 the town
and county who possibly can will
be present at this meeting.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Louse.WaIker

b C. Clouse aud Miss Asnr.
Ray Walker vsr sni,ed in mar.
nsss Thanksgiving The Wedding
iook place 10 Columsia q, ID. hom.
ri the officiating minister k.s }.
IL, Barber, pastor Of ID. Bsp,i.,
Church. 10 the presence oi the
grooms brother. II N. Clouw and
vii" and ths -hrtis's pwreuts, fr
and Mr. Bf Walker. Of hi. place
They will reside is the present
In Hohenssld. where NJ. Clouse.
10 in the lumber business.
The bride is one al Dickson q
pretty and accomplished young
ladies and has a host oil friends,
Who wish Tor and hsr husband
much happiness and prosperity.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

" ]. Iennsoa. A. l.. Scott and H /.
A Psytoa wese appointed q com.
ni,sss 10 perfees plane tor shi. cam.
pAiss.
Al tAis seasaa oi The rear, when
Ne are celebrating the greatest sth
THE world has ever received. and
are sivins and receiving gifts irem
cur hisnds. u SCENE very ht,ins
that Ne should give TO . iund bur
The rsllsi al shose isss fortunate tAsn
ourselves.
We are anticipating = liberal ~
sponse from the peoplr ot Diekscn.
uho never iail q good esusr, aud
we assure you that we shall sn-
dsavos 10 use Il sisely
Further snnopneenent concern.
Inc Tsa Day" will appear 10 next
weeks Herald.
BF. kecREARY. President.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Here's Your Chance.

EsQ A d English, who is rapid,
ly acquiring the distinction ot be
.ins Dickson Marrying SQUIRE
authorizes us to announce that hr
will marry the Grst couple calling
on him Christmas day iree u charge
Those who Are contemplating
giving up their single blessedue..
aud stepping out upon the ',rouhl.
,d sea ot mstrimony should con
-idrr THE opportunity u beginning
to ecouom,se early in their married
ilie
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
tieafd-Moore.

A msriase which comes a. a
surpriss 10 their many friends and
% nf side iussr~st - thst ol Nlss
Ann Ellis Moore and Mr. Sterling
Heard which vas solsmnissd in
on Wednesday, Nov -.
Ras Zeal ot'ic,cted in the presence
IT itmi,rd nsu,h.s al trends.
Mss Moore 10 Inc daughter 0!
! P Moore u Hur.shurs. Tenn,
VI, Hrsri 10 the 500 NJ r, X
Heard, and lsa progressive youna
farmer II Barton Greek
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
N. Z. Chssrh Notes.

A dnt piano has been Installed
In our church. and our peonle are
Iussly proud because ot ths
sunday morning service found IA
sith . large, and very interesting
congregation. MANY from other
churches we're present. All az, vel.
come in these special morning ear
vice.
Our night services will be evaa.s.
listic. Special sinstns will be one
oi lie interesting features. We srs
praying Tor . great Revival TO breah
out 10 our church in D,chsoa. This
10 the distressing need oi these pre-
cen, times, in order "a make the
future years safer. snd 10 pu, 10
rout many false ideas ths, are a.
broad ip our land just nos
All are welcome 70 our services,
Church Scribe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Twentieth Ceatury To Meet

The rveutieth Century Club will
meet Tuesday afternoon, Dec 18th.
IN tbs Club rooms Of First National
Bank with Mrs Eusene Payne a.
leader The hour is $50. and the
following program will b. given:
int'us,uaI sna Bu.ins.. Rsla.
Fred Bes.l,y
lns,itutlansl Relations Mrs
NAY dnsins .,.... a.a..
CHtooni.,s - Mrs { aud e
Hooper.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Magaxine Day ios Scouts.

Saturday, December 9th 10 hA6'
asin. Day for the Boy Scouts. Every
body 10 urgently rsQnas'e' 10 get
together oil their old magasines and
bave them ready when the Scouts
calls ior them These mssasines
will he cold and The proceeds used
10 buy esuipmsn. Tor ihs troop.
Pleas. do your psrt and the scouts
will certainly do theirs,
P.B fre~msn.
seoutmastss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

FOR sALE-On. air cooles Case
line Egsips, 81 p. With wood
saw combined Will ssll ehssr
For further information, see " P.
Maths. Blacksmith. Dickson.
Gone 10 and ~ The Walking and
tsllias dol tbs, ve will give ssay
ou Dee. 21nA GILMORE PHAR.
MACY
Remember that A, p English
can sGppy 500 With that e1e ts,
her tn Xmss diraef.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

Nr shelby Sicts and Miss Elois-
as.r wers married ls.t saturday
s''eruoou. Etq A D Ensish. o.
Both parties resided in
,ar Rocs Church neishhorhocd. the
hlde hsng the daughter Of N,, and
Mr. H 4 F0ss.ll sod the groom
.h+ son a Mr. and Mrs John Nicks.
They hsvs IT,. beet wishes NJ
srs% circle ei fY,snds,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

Winter !. DOS here. and ~ ~.
peet to proas BY our pas, experience
and 90 greater amount Of GOOD
toe coming year. We have rome
funds on hand ou, not q suNIcisa,
snoari Ia carry Ss through the
winter.
Al = meeting last Monday night,
Saturday Dec 2ad, Vas dssignas.
ed ~ Tag Day" IN Dickson, and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

We are agents for.' the Genuine
Victor v,cuola See ~ hsiore you
huy--CLEMORK PHARMACY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Did You Ever Stop TO Think.

Did You Ever Stop TO Think.
Thai town worth living is worth boosting,
THAT all the world loves a boos,etp
THAT a who can't boost hs own home city 10 in
sorry indeed,
Thai citizen should be live booster every
blessed one should pep up ge, the boosting spirit
and keep the ,ob>
THAT they should boo. their ne,shbon boost their
schools. boost their newspapers boost their city.
boos, their boost every body and everything
their community. and II the minds OF them
that they can't do that they an get
and boost their selves-bu keep boossnsl
IttAl town ptospers Will Its prospect
lttAl good business only be brought about by
BODY boosting and making better business,
itiAl better busness IN more employment
HAT more employ me ~. better basaesss
THAT better business buIds a town,
= ltiAI ngh, NOW the Tor all the people get to.
sether. pull together and boost oseheff
Identify yourself BY joining THE DICKSON CHAMBER
or COMMERCE-and BOOST
S~3e~5r~sr~s~>Jr~As
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-17
Treat Spuds To
F0rmaldphNde
Baths; Morris

The treating Of potatoes with hot
formaldehyde for effectively eradicat-,
ing both scab and black scruf. vas
discussed in a statement this morn
ing by D. B. Morris, county agent.
The method has been adopted with
success by large numbers of Mime
sofa farmers. and in Grand Forks
county potato raisers in the vicinity
of Kempton. Niagara and Reynolds
have used the treatment successfully.
Hot formaldehyde is preferable to
corrosive sublimate in the treating OF
potatoes for the reason that it
time, is less poisonous and does not
corrode metal. according to Mr.. Nor
ris.
This is the proportion for the mix
ture: Two pints or 4 per cent for
maldehyde t o 80 gallons of water.
heated to a temperature of from 118
degrees F.. to 1872 degrees F.. The
potatoes should be dipped in this So
luton for two minutes, then dumped
in piles and covered with canvas OF
sacks for the purpose of steaming
for a. time Shortly after the dipping
they may be cut up and planted i'm
mediately.
The most convenient way of using
the mixture, according to Mr.. Morris,
is to cur a galvanized tank and
place this yer 4 trench where q fire
is built. Some Ootato growers use
the cold formaldehyde, but this is not
effective for the black scurf, Mr.. Nor
riS states.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-17
STREET CAR KNOCKED
OFF TRACK TUESDAY

Due to a binding rain and slippery
pavement, a street a was bumped
off the track at 11:45 O'Clock Tues
day night at the corner of Fourth
street and Gertrude avenue. when it
was struck by a Scripps-Booth auto,
driven by John Kramchuk. a baker
for the Cotton Wilder Grocery COM
pany.
The radiator and tenders Of the
auto were badly smashed but it was
able to leave the scene OF the acci-
dent on it's power. The street
car which was forced off the tracks
until it stood at right angles was
slightly damaged.
Mr.. Kramchuk said today that due
to the rain on his Windshield he did
not see the street car until a short
distance from it. and under normal
conditions he would have been able
to stop, as his breaks were working
good, but the pavement was so wet
his car slid into the car Z.
H. ". Gaylord, operator, stated that
he had just turned off the power and
started the car at the time of the col
lision. There were six passengers in
the street car at the time.
This Is the second time in the past
two months that q street car has been
pushed OF the tracks by an autolno-
bile. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-17
00DC0NCERTs
IS EXPECTED
In orpheum Theater To
night Under Auspices of
.Bjarne Male Chorus.

At recent rehearsars of the joint
chorus which will give a concert at
the; Orpheum theater at 8 o'clock this
evening, it wa Aevident that some
thing unusually fine will be presented
to music lovers. The rs singers have
their numbers well in hand and the
effects brought out by Prof. w. p.
Rognlie. director. at the rehearsals
were unusually fine.
The two big numbers to be given
+ Grieg's Thanksgiving and J.
Beschnitt's "Ossian.'. Both numbers
are unusual compositions especially
adapted to-. mems choruses. The
Bjarne Mems chorus have charge Of
the affair and will be assisted by
Warden, Bethany and the Lutheran
bible school mems choruses. The
Bethany orchestra will play the ac-
compartments. and l.. J. Anderson.
baritone, will sing the incidental
solos. w..
The Thursday Musical club will also
gvei a number. eand solos will be
given by Ausiglia Sorenson. violinist,
and Clara ,Nygaard. contralto.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-17
FUNERAL FOR
MISS 0KELL
PRIVATE
Remains Will Be Taken to
Minneapolis For
Cremation.

Private funeral, services for Miss
Adelaide Okell, whose death occur
e on Tuesday morning, will be held
this afternoon at 4:3O from her late
residence, 1924 University avenue.
Miss Okell's death occurred early
Tuesday morning at q local hospital.
Rev. E., P. Robertson. president Of
Wesley college will conduct the serv-
Ice, and Rev. F. w. Goodeve of st.
Paul's church will read the Episcopal
funeral ritual. Rev. +. Halsey AM
brose, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church, will offer prayer. Miss
Helen House, a pupil\ OF Miss Qkell.
will give two piano numbers, and
Doyle Watt, bass. will sing, with Miss
Lilah Sannes at the piano.
In accordance with an expressed
wish Of Miss Okell, the remains will
be taken to Minneapolis this evening
for cremation. Miss Margaret Ben
nett, who lived with Miss Okell here.
n also had lived with her in New
York for ten years. and a few other
close friends will accompany the
body. Later Miss Bennett will take
the remains for burial beside those
of Miss Okelrs mother in Greenwood
cemetery. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Okell was. q member OF the
faculty at Wesley college conservatory
for nearly five years.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-17
LIVESTOCK SELLING
AGENCY OF EQUITY
EXCHANGE IS SOLD

st. Paul. May 16-Purchase of tho
livestock selling agency branches OF
the Equity Cooperative exchange u
South st. Paul and Chicago by the
Farmers Educational and Co-opera.
tive exchange of Iowa and the Amer
lean Society of Equity of Iowa. vas
announced here tonight by Charles H.
Watts, head of the Farmers union.
1t was said a price of $4,000 was
involved in the transfer of the two
agencies.
The Equity exchange is principally
a grain organization, while the Iowa
Farmers union had been a livestock
selling agency since it's organization
five a ago. The Farmers union
now has agencies at seven markets,
and its organization covers 26 states.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-17
COMMISSION
HOLDS MEET
Several Licenses Are Grant
ed; Stop Taxirnen With
out Licenses. ;,

The city commissioners, at their
regular meeting today, granted sew
eral licenses and attended to a num-
Der of routine matters. A plumbers
license was granted to the North
western Plumbing and Heating COM
pany, tax licenses to James Murphy
and j.. G. Knutson, and a dray license
to r. Hart. In accordance with q
resolution passed by the commission,
Chief of Police Lowe was instructed
to take steps to stop all taxis oper-
ated without q license.
4, The city attorney was instructed to
take steps to. obtain a right Of way
at the lower end of Walnut street.
The commission passed a resolution
asking for federal aid for the o
struction Of a culvert across the Eng
fish coulee at the university.
Richard Shue was appointed a
member of the fire department.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-17
Ensemble Concert B;
To Feature State
High School Contest

The annual state high school mu-
sic contest will be featured this year
by an ensemble, which, will be given
Friday afternoon at 1880 o'clock In
the university armory. Over 400 high
school pupils from various parts of
the state will take part.
Thirteen girls glee clubs entered
in the contests will combine with the
University Girls glee club in singing
Elgar's 1.-The Snow" Six boys glee
clubs will sing with the Mems Giee
club Of the university 1.-THE Gypsy
Trail" Seven mixed choruses will
meet with both the mems and WON
ems choruses of the university fsin
singing The Merry Dwarfs.
The semi-finals in the music contest
proper will be held all day Thursday
and Friday. The finals in the band
event will take place Friday after
noon in connection with the ensemble
concert. Finals in the Girls Glee
club, Boys Glee club. soprano solo,
c%ontralto solo. boys vocal solo, violin
solo and mixed choruses will be held
Friday evening, and finals in the
small vocal group, orchestral instru-
ment solo. piano solo and orchestra
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. All
finals will take place in the armory.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-17
OVER $1,000
COMES to- CITY
Local Fire Department Ben
e6ts Thru Tax on Foreign
Insurance Companies.

The Grand Forks city fire depart
ment gets $~2,O02.52 from the fund
obtained through the 2 per cent gross
premium tex paid by foreign fire in
surance companies. according to word
received today from Bismarck. A
warrant for that amount already has
been drawn by the state auditor in
favor of the fire department.
The money obtained by this tax is
apportioned on the basis of fire in
surance written in the various cities
having recognized fire departments.
The payment is for the year 1922.
The largest amounts go to the fol-
lowing cities: Fargo. $~6.278.97;
Grand Forks. $~2,oo2.52; Bismarck,
$1,354.40; Minot, 1883 49,. Devils
Lake. $1,068.50: Mandan, $640.94;
Dickinson, $590.4S; jamestown, L.