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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-20
SCHOOL GIRL SAVED
FORMER STUDENT AT LOCAL
SCHOOL RESCUED FROM
SHAME BY OFFICERS
FORMER

Minot, N. D., Jan. 14.-With the ex-
cuse that she was on her way to visit
an aunt in Minneapolis fourteen year
old girl, originally from this city, left
the Sisters Home at Devils Lake and
was found this week in the company of
two women Of questionable character
who had been sent out of Minot.
The girl made an attempt several
weeks ago to leave Minot with the wo-
men but was fooled by the police CON-
missioner. Later she was sent to Dew
lis Lake and left there for her aunt g
home in Minneapolis.
1t has since been learned that the girl
has no aunt in Minneapolis. She how
ever, went to that city and from there
to Duluth, then back to Minneapolis.
Later she went to Wahpeton and then
to Fargo, where she secured work in the
Prescott hotel.
She grew very Respondent, and a
day or two after she arrived in Fargo.
she tried to end her life, but doctor
was called just in time. She states
that she will likely commit suicide
later and says she will know enough
next time to swallow less carbolic
acid, which she used in making her
desperate attempt to shuttle off.
Although the girl is less than Is
years of age, she has passed herself
off for II years, and at one place de-
clared she was 10 years old.
The girl is now under the protection
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-20
of Sheriff Kelly and she will be given
every opportunity to lead good use
full life.
BIG TIME IS IN STORE
Scots From Langdon and Vicinity
Plan to Hold Big Jubilee on
Jan, 25th,

Langdon, N. D., Jan. 13.-It evident
ly takes more than long seige Of cold
weather and the unfavorable business
conditions Of the past few months to
dampen the ardor Of the Scotchmen of
Cavalier county, for on Wednesday,
Jan. IS, they are going to celebrate
the 152nd anniversary of the birth of
the immortal poet, Robert Burns, on
larger scale than ever before, and at
this early date nearly every detail of
the big celebration has been arranged.
AS usual there will be "a concert and
ball, with the best orchestra music,
singers and dancers that money can
buy. Already several singers of Scotch
songs, pipers, dancers and two orches-
tras have been engaged, and will
on hand when the time comes.
The price Of the tickets for the ban
quet and ball, including the concert,
will as usual be $500, and a genera
invitation is extended to the public
to attend. Invitations are being Sc,
to people outside of the county only,
it being understood quite generally by
those within the county that they are
welcome. Several other cities in the
state that have been in the habit Of
celebrating in other years, have given
up the proposition this one year, and
the Scotchmen are coming to Langdon
to do their celebrating, SO that he
crowd will be fully as large as is has
been in any previous year. The Cav
alier County Caledonian society has
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-20
GUM IS A NUISANCE
So Declares Man Who Finds It On His
Chair in the Hotels

When a man walks into dining
room of hotel and on sitting down
nnds that he has implanted his nice
new Sunday trousers upon the neglect
ed remnants Of "chew" of Spear
mint, he might well be expected to let
loose few we'll chosen remarks anent
the persons who have SO little regard
for their fellow mortals that they must
needs leave their chewing gum plaster
ed all over the rooms.
This has occurred very often in sew
eral of the local hotels and it seems
to point to the fact that an immense
quantity of the product Of the gum
factories is being used in this city,
and not only used but left behind when
the users sit them down to eat. For,
while the gum chewers can smoke
drink or tell stories or most anything
while still holding the little wad Of
gum firmly within their jaws, no one
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-20
BANKER SEEKS FREEDOM
Friends of Andy Jones Already Work
ing in His Behalf

Friends of Andy H. Jt'-s the coz
victed Rugby banker, see hopes of his
early release from the federal p,:son
at Leavenworth, Kansas ':nce the teI-
eral government has adopted tho parole
system. The well behaved prisoners
can secure parole at the expiration Of
one-third their sent-Ec" JLces was
sentenced last February 20 ten years
and his friends are already pla min.
to ave him out on parole as soon as
the necessary time expires. Jones was
president of q national bank at Rugby
which was wrecked as a result of his
exploits in frenzied finance. He was
captured in the extreme southern part
of Texas some months afterwards.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-20
Be Very Careful What You Say.

Be Very Careful What You Say.
In speaking Of person s faults,
Pray, don't forget your own.
Remember, those with homes of glass
Should never throw a stone.
If you have nothing else to do
But talk Of other 8 sin
TITS better you commence at home
And from that point begin.
We have no right to judge man,
Unless he's thoroughly tried:
Should we not like his company
We know the world is wide.
Some may have faults-and who has
not?
The old as well as young;
Perhaps we may, for aught we know,
Have fifty to his one.
III tell you of a better plan,
I find it works full well;
To try my own defects to cure
Before Of others tell.
And though, sometime, I hope to be
No worse than some know,
My own shortcomings bid me let
The faults of others CO.
Then let us all when we commence
To SANDER friend or foe,
Think Of the harm one word would d.
To those we little know.
Remember, curses sometimes like
Our chickens roost at home.
Don't speak Of others faults until
We have none Of our own.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-20

placed the affairs of the celebration in
the hands Of the usual committees, the
chairmen of which are as follows:
Executive-Peter Reid.
Invitations-W. A. Ferguson.
Reception-Chas. Chisholm.
Entertainment-Pete Reid.
Banquet-Alex. Mcdonald.
Kilts-Amos Mott, Robt Murie.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-20
Services Sunday.

There will be services next Sunday
at the Lutheran church, Rev. Barron
speaking in English at the morning SER
vice. at 10:45 and in Norwegian at 7:45
in the evening. Rev. Barron is an in
tcresting and fluent talker and both ser
vices will undoubtedly be we'll attended.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-16
VBEM NABIM CIEHAkUM A
PHfZNIvCUM,

Pro ycereJA pfedyolby byll
jsms nuccni dnesni Gislo yydati o
nbco pozdeji, taxi abychom jiz
dnes mobli pfinbsti alespoh ca
ste6nou zprAyu o jieh yysledku.
Doufhme, 10 ms 6teDhfi pff.
ynivci nasi prot0 omluT,
Il det0u
Vydnvntelsty0 q fedakce,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-16
uINlelf9IgaIAslIalIiLlluJlalSg Observation-Disclosures Y


ndyihIi 22lot} Willi1m e. soehor
u igleth Emma Il9uline0H \ Val,
p0rnlso, Neb, 22let8 Rndglf Vo,
leuee y lDlet0u IjeaFii sbeinoBtO,
yon Z Omabyi 2lletg 1bW1as NJ,
Christensen \ Portland, Oreo 4
iDlet0H faril lIubgfkoyou \ Oma.
by q 2lletg John NJ. ljaumau y
2iIetou MArii Vodifkoyou Oma.
by
Pani 0oodlcy iiHekeroyd,
manzeItn mfslskhbo r0dniho, 10.
mfela nedfli 0dp0ledHe pO tgden
tryNiei Bem0ei Y Dem0eDiei ~, 10.
sefa.
Puni W II Mingeroya, nan
zelka distrikluibo spoIkovfho
sondec, jez byIo, j0k zD4mo, pora,
Bfna pG aHtom0biIoyf grh0df ne,
dalebo Hartford, Conn, mlDuI9 ~.
dm yrhtlln ~ Y pfly0du ayfll0
muhe do Omuby Nyni 10 j dan
jiz dalek0 Ifpe,
LetDi doba cb}li Ne pomnlu
ku kond q y divndlreh Hdejkieb
op6tne zabajcu0 budou pFcdaayc.
nj BrandeisoyO divadlo n0yOn sal.
SOM zob6ji W 6tvfiek due ~,
srpDg, hr0u The Flirting Prin-
eess PryDi pfedaiayepi v diva
die Boydoyf ~ move spr6yy kopa,
n 40 bude ~. zAfi u Size bron The
Prince " Tonight. W0odwarloya
st6I1 spoleGn9st zahhji bfy syG v
American diVndle dine 2. z1H u o.
statDl diyadln 0tcvfou 80 po bet.
nich prdzdHiDhch v nedtli, dne n.
srpnd,
- TfiatfieGt$ yyrotni sjezd M.
padni zupy Narodni Jed, sokol.
skf, na nfmz p0dilcl Nc / 0maz
sky q south.omazskg sbor, konal
no sob0tu u v uedfli Y Dodge,
Neb sjezl, zhyody n yefejnf cyi.
teni 'ydafily ~ Y kazdfm ohledu
znamenit6. Y aobotu odpoledne Il.
east byla zna6n6 Il V nedtli obroy.
ska, Omalskt druzstyo odpeslo VI
prYni eenu lfidni 10 jak SokoIiI
tak sokoIek. We vyssim oddGleni
IednotliyG ceuy zisknli Il. Kfe6ck,
Onaha, 1905 bodhi II. Ikmund,
Omaha, 1854 body o SlapniGla,
Omaha, l7f,G q j. hfha, Omaha,
1877 Jedn0tliyt ceny ~ druhtho
oddtleni 81 odncal T.. k0c0nrek
Omaha, 1907 l., Pccka, Omaha, |
laDDi + Skoddopole, Rayenna,
1861 A. kfeGek, Omaha, 1923
+ k0ktal, Iiayenna, li5I ~ tfc, |
tiho nddflenii Adolf srb, Dodge, |
llp2 j stccher, Dodge 1861, A. |
steehef. Dodge, l2isi u, l4emnlot /
Dodge, l0oGi + Noyhk, lIowella |
l0sn Ttidni eeuy mulstyo 2 q. |
nahg s6hl le so Omhhy 72l7 a /
= Dodge G102 snholky 2 omahy 1
2hl 80 nmahy l0l a. = Ouahg ~ /,
tfidal Ia dednolliyt ceuy dska
~ Sokolkg II nlaskoyd - IA q
mahy tbs N kmentnya 4 nma
hs i9 4 - kmrnio,a Z 0mahy l2 +
a nlpa nlaskufa Il ~ Umahy =
l'fiAli sirtd r,so,i, hhlon ,e kn
natl Crete Aeh konoeu6 dlninn
~ sminili o tnn A. tlram udtnr
- umatsttho Sokals pod fitebim
" aabkN ,yhamenal 81 sahalu,
hdY ~ nA lsi1psl utastuikn sieiio
Sch hnnalu dlisadelm pfe,lsia,eni
Alhprl lrarsuu aunl
hleaeo III hti urdall mialpllna
"a lil u 4 fanam ~ iah9
tds fetal al kam. tasaitn pfal
~ ie'lm,elm aalomahlleia pfi 1Fml
lfl pefantn "a lpft uaie Aute
mobil nHsl Rlaiu iasSs a. AleFe
,F,laHa lifeme |, N NsnaAnlesl |
4 xlbaisg Nsh pi,lrieli lsne
, poudell rAm ruhleslnlei ~
l.lfa.nn naA.hn n.nl. knnal.lnahnl II
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-16
DR., II, A, sedlAGek. znamy q


Iuyedonnjo timto yseehny syG INF.
me u celon feskon yerejnost vi.
bee, " SO yr1til jiz ~ syycb prd.
zdDin a Ne je znse hotoy u ochoten
rosIonziti kaadfnu, kd0 by 40 nan
" jnktmkoIi pffpadn, spadnjicim Y
Iobor jeb0 prdee, obrhtil, y nejy6t.
u peel q sy6domotosti.
NdHledky pfiIi5n6b0 yedrn
IbyI Y poDdtli ycGcr pfemozen
Jobu A. Richter, zam6stnanec
Missouri l'acigic hotnlu Diva II.
knfi prae9yaIi IA nom pres dyt
bodiDy, nez No jip podai1Io d0sta.
NJ jej mim0 DebezpeGi.
P0rodni babai6ka .J0sefa sIos
IFfoyd donesIa po nadilee DO rodi.
Int Josefa q Amy NnyrdliIoygeh
II b, 1929 jiz, ID. uI, ktcrgm dala
b0siln, RudoIfu u B2fb0fe kirsch.
Inerov}m n 4. 3j25 sey, IN, III, daIa
Ih0lriesn . stejnt n6iniln Y rodi.
zach J0ua u 8idp6ny KHzoyyeb \
X, dD0J tamelInr NJ. q NrnDkn u
Amy IIirschoy3cb \ Z. 2i43 jiz.
H. Wicc,
N Rebarieb \ t. 3I7 Popple.
Ton ave, jeuz byl, jak zn6mo, Y
z0yod6 zdej1 ejektr6rny aM pred
y dny yelmi Dobezpetn6 pOpdlon,
IN" 10. srphH zrantHi svGmu v ne.
lB0oDiej sy J0scfn podlehI P0.
hfeb jeho kounI ~ s0bolu nn
ces'o.N6rodni bfbit0y, kan joj
|yypWyil zDdm} zdej0 pobrobnik
f'r Jnndo. lozdaaIFm projcyu.
lene Bv0a s0nstrast.
- Y pfedpicb holi6skgeh z1yo.
deeh ynitfDiho mfsta praeoyaIo se
miDulou neddIl pres pfijatou NEST
skon ORDINANCE o pfek0t Nebyly
Yh0k ~ yyItonnnou pr1ci pfijimh.
ny z6dnh poplatky
~ M uzDduibodng podnfl zn6.
nf y y6zenf zdeji osadnice paui
.,iArie jcmn6vf sorqanisoynl aa
minuI} t$den Sbor staryeb Om0z.
sk}ch feskych Osadnic, kterg
.ptayidelnon seb62i konati bude
kindly 4, ftyHek v m6siri We spoD
koYt mistnosti hotcIu prnha Pred.
SedkyDi jmenoydna pi Marie Hay.
IIGkov6, tajomnici pi. Antonio
kmentoW, 16etnici pi. Knlcfina
Scminoy6 u pokIadniet pi. Frant
PrebalOv1,
IakIddajicf GIcnky sboru Sta.
ryoh ceskych 0mazSkych 0sadnic
no z6daji by We yseehny ur6itd do
siaylIy do schdzc, ktcr6 Nc bude
konoii zilrH odpolcdnc o 2. hodind
y llolcIu Praha Necht sc dostaT
i ~, kterG by ii pfdly stdti So ellen.
kyn6mi Taicmnice
- V neddli rauo unyrdtila 80
~ syou pani malkou 81, Bessie ia
bIeenikoyd, kterd prazdniny syo-
j" trdvila chieagu II svtho bra
ira Vdelava Sledua Jahlc6nikoyd
lc, iak zndmo, jcdnou 4 neiIcpsieh
nasich ochotnir.
Minulou nedtli odeieli pani
SmrzoTd, matka stare yalenf
1IejSi osadnice, pi VanturoyG, o.
Nan6lra a Geo. Novatok. klerl
'dhom "Nehrasskd Lipa. " 4 lsa,
W, q, W, na ndgsttvu do Own.
iunna Minn, kde So zdrii po NJ.
bnllk tNdnu.
- ' minulych dneeh ohdrleli
lsmc velmi ptknou pohleduiri od
'loten Lilly o Elly Nauauroy{eh
2 Table Rock, Neb., kde triyi $50.
lr prdzdniny niky "a yxpmnn
su.
dii tulo nrdtli hude Sc ku, |
natl y{lct takd a }6kyh nlcisi |
,Nahodamyslut skolf dn rtknthn |
'lmwoud parku, do u5hol So dp,
.'anrte pn kafp leaypuworth uls I
"a ua kapee liuin vi
iphe nN0eisirh paryu huir yylet |
rn pro vas prattm pnaiikem. nt
'ot parku b. nrien tplikt mu0l |
,iFi ytlirh tfaguiku, abe / hoi I
ipst osffhulIrih0 stim r,pl 4rtnt |
pl s'ruW, g buhal,gh a sirtrr aa
uAentfh turunAgh Ne,lls tuha |
llmseai rark b pnslult j NWil
'rameuiiou su,lou kterA j. paya
.nEana Al Hs sttTf.si W@tA nWs4#a
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parku pro "drink" . ktefim n
ka, 10 je oejzdrayfj5im q nejIep
Sim, p0Deyadz Y nGm Bejsou do
celia zddD6 baciIly S1GastniteIi ~
pax ,gletu naBf mlddeze pfisti nc
dtIi, dokdzete !, ze mate slaheGn5
zdjem . eeskon sy0bodomysln0U
skoluj kterou podporoyati j. jon
DuN D0yinD0Hf, s66astntfe ~
proto nedtlnibo y}letu v poetu
.nejtctndjsim. Ma ygletisti bud0u
hrhBy 6einf spoIetensltb hry u nj
mo to bud0l ~ konati d6tsk6 vi
.pasy
Y p0bdtIi odpoledhe II yedet
kopoIo ~ pod yeIikSmi stnny IA
n. P0n nj. yeIikd pfedslayeDi
sp0locn0sii pIukoyniltu Codyh0,
kier6 yystnpuje p0de jm6nem
Paw1ee md Buffalo 1911 SHOW.
Obd pfedtayeui jicbz no sdtnstnls
10 tcIul tnnoh0 kfDjaud, bylu
pro ms bj0vn6 tim zajitnnyu, N ~
pfi 0bou yefejn0sti zdej6i pfedstn-
villa skupina ruskfeb tnne6nc n
lanofntk6, jejim6 sGdlgm mauag0
rem j. ltrajaH Otok0r B6rik. b0.
Icini mistr metropolitan Opera
60, \ New YortH VI skupiud one
yystnpuje ! jeho rlrgf, pi. 1'llIie
Iidrtikoy1, ktettI yAak, ink 4 uAmi
nanlel jcji sdaliI, yzdd ~ pro
ehor0bn ma nfjakon dobu sy6 6in.
nOsii q bude ~ II more M Long
Bench, n - hIeddti zotnyiti. pH.
ste pfineseme pod0bimu Otokura
B6rtfka ~ II Vlastou Noyotn0n,
ncwyorkskon prima.balledn0u u
pH II pmlezitoAi neopome1eme
priDfgti ! udkoik bliasich dat ~
zajinavt dinnosti naSeh0 mil6bo
pfiteIe.
CeHnh uista pfi neddIni
tlaynosti v S0ltoloyn6 znujimnli
y j. Kutdk, pofadalel organu u.
e. u j. il A lEmeptoya j0ko
pfedsrdkN f1du EIiska pfemysI0y.
nn, {. II, Josef A. siulule juko
pfedseda M rad Jiif Poddbrudaky,
Z. y NJ SO. Omahy u MiIoslinu
I'presoy6 juko pfcdsodka N rad
Dobr0miIA, {. llG, u. G. B, j. Tou.
to zpr6yon doplhujeme sy6j refe-
rat, JIM jr na mistd iinGm.
Y minuISeh dnecb yypukl
nhsIedkem eSpIUso gasOliuu ohen
Y dome Fr, Mcrtzp Y Z. lss ill., lG.
al, klcry nadcIal pouzo nopntruou
AkOdu
PoIiclsta Josef DIusk ~ jiz
do Il miry pozdrayil po sy6 ne.
ddyno ma nem proveden6 operaci,
i" 81 nohl minulS tYden op6t VI.
noyati sy6mu povoIanl.
PolIcistn Paul Mncuulry,
jrnh md nn starosf door mad
skoIui mlddcd, ziistiI Y minul$ch
.Inerh pocet AkoIou poynn}ch So,
omalskfch ditok kter$cb ic ndco
pres 5000, col lnadi sIusn$ yzrist
Jproti roku lonsk6mu.
Orvillc &. W0leott. ienl Ia
byl po n6koHk lydn1 pohresoyin,
byl zatGen l'inkertonoWd v Nor
Folk Va Stalo Sc TAX ma podnGt
Prudential Insurance Co.. II ktert
Noleott hyl samoslnan iako no,
1er.tlni agent po Is mtsicn pred
ittm gmizenim
Jistf mladf mu5, y u6utl hyl
lolicti lliStdu j. Manning pfisel
+ poudtli po . hodn6 odpolrdui
H. ,ftopni misiuosll hotcm Wind
nr a kdyi hyl ,ypil sklpnku mya,
ladal wku tisnikoyi d dlal mu ii
inhem 70 Il odrbral So da ma
tho pokuiiku m harrm, kdp "a
.tfelh kule igii tasahln pfimo
iad srirrm a udkla pod ptayuu
l'flyulaut ltkat duI iri
lnrraNiti du urmornlrr a. tose-
b bdy lbkau problasili, g. sr jim
iadaH tfun1u6ho taehtauiu
Urrtrmla lnnsava, slrla dee
Uskg d y loura 400 so.
Weir ul llgusan hKh ht ~ mi
lHIpu nedth wiNU fuaEnuu
lsytu rotlnku iak,bpsi ie,m "a
nnuahy alfaNila Mntfatli tsak
,Fla il ah, ramuE isskNInWa ns
NH HE#tE84t #G4 UF8tt,t.Ntts Al
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-16
nLnnA aiSro

nlhnA Aisfu tfate lWt tss
pN2 assi Ausfiss AHsll d maa
IA fWhW tflbaAt atlela a. sArss
n less - lf sit asssta. Nsts
fd naas as M@ fia
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-16

ia lst6hU nka kleff hNla tat pa.
taatb b speuret a. hylo eli
Aitup hhati rghutie ~ nam sra
tn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-16
PREDVOLBy v DOUGLAS GO.
tlzHaaas
pfosny vysledek Deni dosud
znAm,

Pfosny yysledek Bsni d0sud
znAm.
JakkoIi pfesny ySsledek yGo.
rejAieb pfedyoleb ueni dosud q.
pine aDdDl ani Y D0ugIns County,
pfeee jen zdG No b$ti jisto, ze II.
sick, dopOrueen} V. RoseWnterem
o jebo Gas0pisem Bee, Syitod asi
na celd tdre, Hyldht6 ~ 10 joW v
prosaaeni kandidatury olsrospibo
serlfa lloye n p1lieejnibo sondee
On u FosterB, Iloye Y dob6,
bdy lyto fddky piboDe, yit6zi md
IIummelem y6lbinou 700 blas1.
W, q, IRE pordH l. J, 3liseIn ja,
kD kandid6t do 6fadu oltresniho
poldndDika IIlasy, je5 byly 0.
deyzddny No ~ 0ma2skyeb pre-
cinkt6, IL s0uihzomaaskgeb u II
venkoysk}eh, Hdnji 10 nnsyddGo-
vAti tomt, NJ g. 4 Dickinson
Charles Leslie byli noyinoydni 10
dfad1 disiriktDil0 soldee spolu
10 s0udd konnedym, IGaollem,
Buliopem, D0yem u Troupem. DO,
sii mono yAak, w hIasy \ Burt
II Washington Okresh iento mimi
Ud0n} y}sledok pon6lsud zm6Di.
reIkem jeW ~ nyni llsteIt
DOuRIas 6Itresn nsi talsi0i
Digtriktni soudcov6.
ItepubIikdni, .,'
George A Day
G. Y, Dickinson
Lee y, I3stelIo
Howard Kennedy
Charles Leslie
A, H. Sutton
A, &, frroup II
DemokraB
George w. Cooper
Burt &, Enyart
John II, Grossman
CbaHes lIhffko
Harley q, Moorhead
Robert w. Patrick
Samuel J., Winters
Klerk distriktniho sondu:
Robert Smith, rep,
Thomas j, Flynn, dem,
scrif;
Fred H. IIoye, rep,
i. j. Mesbane Jr, dem.
olTesni klork;
Frank Dewey, rep,
Thomas j, O'connor, dem
Pokladnik'
w g. lire, rep,
NJ l., Endrcs, dem.
Koroner
Willis G, Crosby, rep,
Leo Hoffman, dem,
Oluesni soudoe,
Bryce Crawford, rep
W, +. Lynch, dem
Zom6mefi6'
George Mcbride, rep,
Murray schwartz, dem.
Omesni komisaf 3. distrikt;
Harry D. Reed, rep.
Oscar j Pickard, dem,
oluesni komisaf - g. distrikt;
Frank G, Best, rep,
NJ r. Huntington dem.
polieelni soudce pro omahu
Charles + Foster, rep
inhn j Mahoncy, lrm
EEslelek zApasu @ uominaei do
ifadu polipeiuibo soudur y South
huase, icnf hyl ohylastt tubs,
ieni nam dosud zItim. Strin6
iesnam D. nam pax / ytsleiek
ifedNaleh, ltkaiiri se ufadh stat
niuh, nfhul dusud dosl5 fprayy
snH yElift kuse. aktp ueiV ii u
ligh udiniti rWNuu pta,l,latu H.
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The Washington times., 1911-11-12

meeting of the board OF governors for
Wednesday afternoon at / o'clock al
the rooms of the chamber to perfect
plans.
A part of the campaign will be to re-
quest the street railway companies to
carry large signs to shop early. These
cards will be issued by the association
providing the street railway companies
agree.
"1he Retail Merchants Association
believes that the people of Washington
will respond to the requests, of the
merchants to do their Christmas shop
ping early this year." said Mr.. Stras-
burger.
He also pointed out that while the
chief interest of the public In shopping
early Is to get the best choice Of gifts,
the welfare OF thousands of employees Of
the stores should not be overlooked.
The holiday season always is a great
tax upon their health and strength at
best, he pointed out, nd anything the
lighter will go to making the holidays
more pleasant for the clerks.
He also suggested the advisability OF
shopping in the morning, rather than in
the afternoon, as there are always MOI
people who must do their shopping in
the afternoon, thus crowding the stores.
The Washington times., 1911-11-12

the men who are behind the Inaugural
ton Week festivities. In fact, the only
thing necessary to get the movement
well started, is to effect the preliminary
and tentative organization"
A meeting of the several committees
will be held this month, and these COM
mittees will represent the citizens as.
sociations. the Federation Of Citizens
Associations, the Chamber of Commerce,
Board of Trade, Central Labor Union,
and all kindred civic organizations and
institutions which will send representa-
tives. Some of these committees have
been named, and others will be soon.
Colonel Lancaster and the other men
indorsing the project do not purpose,
they say, to dictate the manner of or
ganization, but II is believed 1t will be
generally agreed that some sort OF ex-
ecutive committee shall be named which
will, in turn, select a general director
of inauguration Week." and a secre-
tary. Probably these officials will be
paid, as their entire time will be given
to the work.
Financing Inauguration week will be
a simple matter, says Colonel Ian
caster. For the single day all the rail-
roads entering Washington have al
ways readily given sums of $4,000 or so
each. The hotels have been generoHs
in the past, and these, together with
the street car companies, will be all the
more willing to come to the front Tor
the longer celebration.