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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-30
TRIAL OF ALIENS
WILL BEGIN TODAY
(Continued From Flrsi Page.l

'CV"i"ueu FROM FIRST PaSe.l
health. he replied. ''jus, common
tut TINS was evidently an incidental
| rcsponse for he proceeded to dilate
upon the Improvement in his condi-
tion.
FLOYD Allen was being shaved and
MS hair cut when his cell was
reached The closest sor, OF scrutiny
h'S been kept over him. Not even
d shes are allowed to so into his cage.
al not Tor o moment would "a knife
or fork. or anything with which he
| could hurt himself or others be per-
mittcd. lie looked much better after
the barber had finished with him
Mentally he WAC very evidently much
depressed, and had little TO say. His
leg is still stiff and rests on a stool
But Bird Marion was announcements
shaving himself in his cell. lie gets
liberties OF the minor sort. because no
body believes there is any trouble TO
be apprehcnded from him. Few seem
10 think him guilty in any degree. and
conspiracy will probably be 81 recess
sary fact TO establish any reason for
Furnishing him. Marion said ne was
well
All the prisoners praised the treat
ment given them by Jailer $ :. Hurt.
Baldwin detectives. Ernest Baldwin
and IIorigan, remain at the jail at all
times. and other officers began duty
tonight with the arrival or the Car
roll county people.
joint Trials Possible.
II is quite possible that the dispo-
stion of the cases Will be FASTENED by
Joint trials after the first hearing IS
disposed OF. The trial OF Floyd Al
len will bring out the facts in detail
will dispose of many points of law
upon which the court will rule and
will definitely fix the theory OF con-
spiracy. For IL FLOYD Allen was not
in a sort OF conspiracy to murder
Judge Thornton L. Massic, Common
wcalth's Attorney William ". Foster
Sheriff l.. +. Webb and Clerk Dexter
Goad. no one else had so conspired.
The venirc is composed of Some OF
the county's. leading citizens. Ii il
is exhausted before a panel /. secured.
as seems likely. the Judge Will At once
summon otievs. probably from the
town of Wythcville and from the sur
rounding country. so that there may
he no delay. A merchant Is the only
town man GA the present venirc. 1t
ia as follows: j. Stanfer Brown. John
James. Charles p. Buck. G. b. Felty,
!. Davis Phillippi. d. s. Hounshcll.
w. 6. Humphreys, G. Il. Umberser.
Frank :. Oslesby. Ernest q. Robin
son Il. d. Shupe. c. Il. Haleston. John
H. Crockett. John W. Robertson. j.
*. Iiollandsworth. w. NJ. Buchanan.
Thomas *. Philiippi. George j. Re-
pass.
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soG;A Richmond bureau.
The Tines-DispsiCh.
'oS1 Hull street.

Prone Madison 10.
VIA an s.aoora;e iepasi. cooked and
served Ay i.ei- oNr HANDS. the advanced
class N cooking a. The ronhatau school
lac; night nnished tho years work. The
sippe: - itself proved the worth 81 ms
Instruction = tich the class. under the dice.
ion % Miss PHchsr, mas received during
;hc past four months
Nam friends, ana a counting %, noses
would have shown tine majority Ia ne inale
we're Invited % I've present and pass tudg
incnt on Tho housewtfcly abilities % Tho
young women. Al We're uust!ntcd in thei.
praise. and iron. the wny the viauds dlsap-
pearcd It was not aatiery alone which caus.
ed q.
The class wa, organized as an experiment
oy Prof. II. =. Hoke. For some time he had
dinieG!ty " settling the young women i'm.
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fnte OF Tradlng stnmn In I:ulanr.

s,UvI"haU' y, Aprll -n-Thc fato o. 10
manhs stamp ana similar "gift enterprises
N" brought up Ia the United states Circuit
ls o' Appeals here to-day. when an .u-
~ on suit. brought by the snerry and
ison Comp"ny. o. Detroit Mich.
Ta,'st Franz a. Kuhn. attorney general Of
mlyhifan' came up Tor hearing The 1uos-
'.oh I" be decided il whether . state r.r
,,,i.s 'cN ,ionaily interfere with such enter
NichIshn passod Il law. which wen,
into effect Angus, OF last yoar snrbi1,lns
NaI.hE stalnns ami .i.lf. a.L.,.r..L.ns >,
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URGED ON 81 WOMEN
Strikers AttncL Mcn WIN Took r..rr
Places

siimore. Md, April so.-urged on
Striking stcVcdores and their sympu
th!@crs charged crowd OF strike
brcakers az the latter were leaving
The steamer Maggie to-day and II,
the melee. in which pistols ami clubs
Were used. number Of men were So.
vcre.y hurt several jumped VI feli
aiyerboard.
Later the steamer. which Is The loa..
Ing home OF the strike breakers. was
discovered to ne on IRE. bat the blaze
was quickly eNtinEuishpI by a cIty.
r%bont ISnatz Naesmarek a STRIKER
VINO was shot in Il light between the
T1Eal workers late last night, was re-
ported 10 be DING to-day.
me stevedores struck about two
weeks ago for hiEher wages
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Mrs. w. T.. ChnpIn Dead.

kilograms were received here yes
terday from Atlanta announcing the
death of Mrs. w. L. Chaplin. which oc-
Cured yesterday morning. As Miss
Mamie Nicholson, she was well know,
and popular. her marriage to Mr.
Chaplin in June last being attended
Wy large number of friends from
Virginia. During the summer Mr.. and
Mrs. Chaplin spent several months III
Europe Mr.. Chaplin, who formerly
resided here, is a brother OF Ci c
Chaplin.
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Rifles Az. S.i.aL

Mexico CITY. Aprii .s-Thirty q: the 900
rihes shipped 10 tile American aInbnss,,jor
Tor cr nse OF the American colony In the event
OF trouble IN the capital we've seized by the
buted "s "9"'
Mpte than 'p already had been sold and
m DO toned among the American residents
49," '"c "tHer Was Issued to allow no more,
nhloassador Wilson st once took stems 10
.arh the reason for the embargo when
" ta"usht 70 be due 20 a misunderstand-
go "h me paFt of the nunicipal authorities
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AInny CannaIinn, Cnn,il,r

".H"Si'!nE'oh. April -a.-rhe Columbus Me-
h,,. "a! ,oinhii'ee 81 the knights ot CYlum i.
,,, to-uhy recessed word That about ens,
40; s 'hclnd!nS uusllt.r al progfn-
20. onlesals' would reach washington in
sPesht trains June 20 attend the unv.illny
" '"e columbus Memorial here on Jun. :
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.C,Iy0h|NG TO MEXICO

Washington. April 2e-The United state,
Viii no: De the only government To send a
Nessei 10 Mexican waters. Information re-
ceivcd at the State Department Is 10 tho
eie " 'ha' British warship wifi be ordered
10 Mexico. \ ruinor has reached Tho d.pa.,
ineht that French cruiser Will also put
IN an appearance AT one OF the ti,ill norris of
Mexico very soon
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unfairly returned to Durham. NJ c. 10
answer 10 charge OF soliciting LIQUOR or.
dcrs. WAS dismissed payment OF a nom
inal fine. His oncnse did not prove as seri-
Gus as expected, and the line was imposed
ny agreement. Mr.. Moore returned to South
I'ichmond yesterday afternoon. accompnnied
by his attorney. j. ~ Turner
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Urged To- Learn AIe.lco.

Nosales. AriE.. April 2e.-The representa-
tive OF a largo colony OF American farmers
in the fa1ut delta OF Sonora, Just returned
from Washington to-day, urged his people,
particularly the women and children, to
leave Mexico at once. He refused to allow
the use OF his name for reasons, he said.
which were obvious.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

xymy Observation-Disclosures md night.
euncsdhy Club Concert
,,o"-h"ciiic I.n Verne. In "Ann
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-05-31
Federal Decoration Day
At Andersonyille

A large crowd from Fitzgerald
went over to Andersonville yester-
day to participate in and witness the
Memorial exercises and assist in
decorating the graves of the 1912
Federal soldiers buried in the Ma
tional Cemetery.
Fitzgerald Post II had the cere-
monies in charge, and the day pass
ed off most tremendously, and each
number on the program was enjoy
ed to the fullest extent. The A., B.
& A. conducted a special train leav-
ing here yesterday morning at $50,
and the eight coaches were we'll
nigh full.
Rev. E. j. Hammond, pastor of the
First M. E. Church of this city, de-
livered the memorial address, which
was eIoeuently delivered and listen
ed to with marked attention.
A complete account of the excur-
sion and ceremonies will appear in
the next issue of The Leader-Enter-
prise.
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PICNIC AT BowEN'5 MILL

Mass Minnie Whitley was the
hostess Tuesday at . very delight
Picnic at Bowens Mill, in
honor OF her visitors, Misses Lula
ano Lillian Whitley of Ocilla.
The party was chaperoued by Mrs
=. III. Mayes, Mrs. E. B. Shehee,
Mrs. q Il. Judge and Mrs. I. /.
G5rija. and the guests Included:
Misses Lula aud Lillian WhrlY,
Fay Morris, Mae and Edna Bailey,
Iva Rogers, Glenn Griffin. A lie
MaYcs, aud Messrs Cliff Ingram,
(ieorgo Boney, Rasco Carroll,
Harold Adams and f. r. Cobb.
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Presbyterian Church

Regular preaching at usual hours,
both morning and evening, by Rev.
S. G. Hutton.
Morning theme, Chr1st's Interest
in Our Daily Occupation"
Evening theme, The Bread for
the World"
You and your friends will
find a hearty welcome to worship
with us. The pastor leaves next
Monday for Abel, Ca, to assist Rev.
w. S. Milne in a ten days meeting.
Rev. Littleiohn will preach for US
on the second Sabbath.
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Episcopal Church.

Morning services will be keld at
the Episcopal Church Sunday,
next, June End, al 1880 O'Clock
Rev. j. d. Miller of Cordele will
preach. The general pu5Iic IS
given an invitation to attend this
service. On accountof the change
in the hour OF the preaching SER
vice, Sunday School will meet at
$3.50 a. IN.
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T9g 7yG PATTY FOR


MISS JENNIE wAsRBrt@
rs. j. r. Mercer entertained
very delightfully."- "Wednesday IN
honor OF Miss Jennie Wash5arn.
VITO leaves soon 10. Florida to
spend Che sumner. Tie home was
pretily decorated for the occasion
ard bhe morning was delightfully."-
passed playing Rock. The honor
guest was presented with lovely
set OF gold pms and after the
canoe delicious refreshments were
served.
Ms. Mercer was assisted by
Mrs. James L. McCartg and the
guests included Misses Washburn.
Inez NcL4ucnin, Mary Powers,
A lnoa Roberts, Verna MCLAUGHLIN.
Ethel Avera. Eline BrasweIl, FloY
McLaachlin, Kadie Grlner, M"bIe
Rogers, Maize MCLAUGHLIN, Kath-
4een Braswell, nellie Frazer, Mary
Bitch, of Brunswick, Dixie Jay,
Leona Garbutt, Jeanette Venable,
Mae Wilcox, and Mesdames L. j.
Dickey, I. J. Griffin, Ike Levin,
Il. Il. Lee, Jack MaYes, and John
Beall.
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NATRoN's CLUB ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Curtis NJ. Wise entertain
ed Lie Matrons' Clubvery delight
fully Wednesday afternoon at gel
home on south Maine street. The
parlors were artisticallY decorated
with quantities of flowers irNfases,
and at the conclusion ofshhs game
delicious refreshments were served
in two courses. Mrs. Thomas j.
Dickev received the prize fot low
est score, dainty embroidered
handkerchief.
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Eastern Star.

All members of -Adah Chapter
are most urgently requested to be
at their hall next Monday evening
(June 81 as there is special work.
We hope to.see all at their station.
Mary A. Green, Sect.
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Missionary Society

The regular devotional melting
of the Woman's Missionary Socie-
ty of Central Methodist Church
will be held Monday afternoon at
four O'Clock, Mrs. r. E. Lee,
Leader.
Mrs. W. 0. Wooten,
Rec. Secty.
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Miss Lillian Whitley. who has

Miss Lillian Whitley. who has
been attending school at Bessie
Tiff College, passed through the
ei5v Monday on her return to her
home ia Ocila and stopped over
for the dav with Miss Minnie
Whitley.
Miss Mary Bitch, of Brunswick,
is the attractive guest of Miss nellie
Fraser at her home Oh South Main
street
Miss Florence Roberts, of OcilIa,
spent yesterday in the city with her
sister. MRS. Almonte Z. Jones.
The USE Of nitrous oxide GAS for
tooth extraction renders the dreaded
operation entirely PAINLESS. 41-8t
Professor f. B. Richie will leave
Sunday for his summer vacation in
Athens, Milledgeville and Chicago.
Mr.. Lawrence Glover has returned
from Poulseepsie, where he recently
graduated from a business college
in that city
The PAINLESS way to have your
teeth extracted is TRY the USE of
NITROUS OXIDE GAS, administered by
Drs. Holtzendorf & Turner, who are
especially QUALIFIED FOR THIS WORK.
41-6t
Mr.. NJ. D. Holt, of Abba, trans
acted business in the city Yester-
day.
Mr.. Burt Flanders, of Blakely,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Will
Flanders.
FOR RENT-Lower apartment
with all conveniences. Apply Mrs.
G. E. Crawley.
Rexall Liver Tablets livens lazy
livers.
If your liver is sluggish take Rex
all Liver Salts.
If you have headache, take Rex
all Salts every morning.
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F)& MISS SYKES.


Mss Iva Rogers t;tert2ined
twelve Of ruzgetaids most popular
youag laaies las' Friday attespoon
il honor. Of Mss Roth sykes Of
IOciila who was "a gisItor Of Miss
Lucy v cob for Jew days.
Miss Rodgersin her usual charm
ing manner proved hel party one
of the most enjoyrble OF the week.
Inc hall and paglor was beautl,
fully decorated with Mays pl ETH
est flowers. Progressive ROCK was
The amusement OF the afternoon.
As scuyineer, band painted
core cards were given. Each tabIe
was conferred with dish of home
made candies and at a late hour a
delicious ice course with cake was
served by Miss Rogers and Miss
Webb.
Those present were Misses
Maud Glover, Pauline Jones,
Helen Osborne, Mae Wilcox, Lucy
Webb, Ruth Sykes, Alma Roberts,
Hazel TisdeI, Maize MCLAUGHLIN.
Mary James, Ethel Avera OF
Miss, Margaret Ramsey OF Cam
din, Ark.
Vote for Chatauqua Queen con
test. Closes ednesday night $50.
Mrs. Ike Levin left last night
for Baltimore, Md. to spend the
summer with relatives
Mrs. L. w. Meakin and children
have returned from visit with
relatives in Atlanta.
Mrs G. u. Gaines and son, {.
IT,, Jr., returned Yesterday from
a visit Of ;, yeral weeks in Virginia.
Chautauqua season tickets posi-
lively taken off sale Saturday night
June 1st. II.
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The Chautauqua
Queen Contest.

The contest for the Chautau1Ta
Q~e IS grow ing with interest
every hour. The conditions OF the
contest are these. Each double
season ticket counts $500 votes,
each single season ticket counts
1000 votes, each Chi ds season
(. cke5 counts 800 votes, each scot.
tlcxet counts 100 votes AND each
25st ticket counts 30 votes. Extra
charge fer reserved seates cannot
BE counted.
The contest will close Wedoes-
day night at $50, This will alio#
.lhe ~ eGa4esdays sales to be court
cd. There will be a box at the
ticket Office to vote as you bay
tickets, We hope to be able to
announce W ednesday night after
Tn. performance VINO won Al O''T
contest.
Tie Queen will be given hand
some prize and will be crowned at
a box party given in her honor
near the close Of ChautaUqua.
Be sure you get the votes you
are entitled to by seeing the candy
KitcI en- man.
The standing of the contestants
up to 10 O'clock Thursday night
will be seen by the following:
Miss Minnie Whitley %: 800
Miss Blossom Mercer 16,
Miss Fannie Boyd --------- IL, 800
kadie Griner ------- 5000
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CiOStS C'DO w t0tlO5'A"J LII 3 ~
Mr.. +. n. Davis left Tuesday
night for Minnesota on a business
trip.
Mr.. Stanley Davis, who has been
making his home at Donaldson,
MINI, during the past year, spent
the forepart OF the week in the
citv. returning Tuesday night
sith his father, and wall take a
business course at Poukeesple, y.
\, this sumner.
The Braswell- Kilcrease bridal
party will be entertained at a
dinner party at the Lee Grant
Hotel tomorrow evening, Miss
ALMA Roberts being the hostess of
the occasion.
Mr. Harry Burnett is spending
several days in Atlanta.
FOR SALE-2 screen doors at
price. mccarthy, tombstone 20.
Mr.. G. +. Young of Mamma,
Fla, is visiting Mr.. j. J. Morfoot
on n. Main street.
Prof. B. H. Culbreth of Brox
ION was in the city short while
Yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Sapp was over from
DELLA yesterday.
Chatat qua Queen Contest closes
Wednesday night $50.
Season tickets for the Chautau-
qua will be on sale only through
Saturday June 1st. 2t.
BOARDERS WANTED-Mrs. j. M.
Bostwick, 216 E. Jessamine St.
First-class board at reasonable
rates. 34-St
Get your season tickets to the
Chautauqua before Saturday. 2t.
If you are a hustler a good posi-
ton is waiting for you at the
Cher 2koe Marble Works, Fitzger-
aid. Ga. 39-tf.
Miss Epsie Campbell, member,
of the Music faculty of Bessie
Tiff College, teacher of wide
experience and with exceptional adj
vantages, will open a studio it Fitz-
eerald for the four summer months.
For terms, ETC.. apply at 313 South
! Main St. 4O-2t
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Mrs. A. j. Simpson who has
been in Ocilla visiting her daugh-
tiers passed through the city yes
terday en- route to her home in
Arkansas. She WAS accompanied
home ,y her daughter, Mrs.
Har, Y Register, and Mrs. Reason
Henderson and Mrs. F. w. Mar
din went as far as Atlanta with
them.
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Central Methodist
Church,
Guvton Fisher, aston.

Guyton Fisher, Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at ! a.
m, and 5 p. N.
Special solos and music features
at both services. All are cordially
invited. Strangers are especially
welcome.
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Contest for Chatauqua Queen
closes $50 Wednesday night.
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Season tickets for the Chautau-
qua will be on sale only through
Saturday June LIST. 2t.
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LOST OR STRAYED-Light bay
mule. Is hands high, branded on
left jaw with O; old scar on Shout
der. Mule in good order when
taken from home or last Monday.
Reward for informtion or return
to G. w. Vinson, Sycamore, Ga.
r. F. D. No. 3. $685.
Drs. FIoltzendorf & Turner admin
lister nitrous oxide gas for the pain
less extraction of teeth. The best
and safest of general anesthetics.
41-St
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BOARDERS WANTED-Mrs. j. M.
Bostwick, 216 E. Jessamine St.
First class board at reasonable
rates. 34-0t
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FOR RENT-Three unfinished
rooms with all conveniences and
close in. Apply Phone 1855. 37-tf
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A good reliable man can get
permanent employment at the
herokee Marble works to take
Orders for monuments. .9-tf,
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Mr.. G. +. Young Of Mamma,
Fla, is visiting Mr.. j. ]. Morfoot
on n. Main street.
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Get your season tickets to the
Chautauqua before Saturday. ct.
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If you are a hustler good posi-
ton is waiting for you at the
Cher 3koe Marble Works, Fitzger-
aid, Ga. 39-tf,
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Chautauqua season tickets posi-
lively taken off sale Saturday nigh
June 1st. It.
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Chatav qua Queen Contest closes
Wednesday night $50.
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FOR SALE-2 screen doors al
! price. mccarthy, tombstone Co
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The Braswell- Kilcrease bridal
party will be entertained at 9
dinner party at the Lee Grant
Hotel tomorrow evening, Miss
ALMA Roberts being the hostess Of
the occasion.
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Mr.. Harry Burnett is spending
several days in Atlanta.
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Miss Florence Roberts spent
y esterday With her sister Mrs. A.
e. Joues on South Graft.
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Prof. B. H. Culbreth of Brox
Ton was in the city short while
Yesterday.
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Mr.. +. n, Davis left Tuesday
night for Minnesota on a business
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Mr.. Ed Sapp was over from
DELLA yesterday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-01

4:30. Tomorrow, Tuesday before
Easter, the same services at the same
hours, will be observed.
The Cass county commissioners are
holding session today in the court
house in their regular monthly meet
Ing. The county dads are making
out the county election bills and the
regular routine viii balance the re-
naming part of today's calendar.
The Congregational brotherhood of
the First Congregational church will
hold their regular banquet in the din
ing room of the commercial club this
evening at $3.50 o'clock. The topic for
discussion will be Education and the
principal address will be made by
Atty. d. r. Holt n of the members
Of the board OF education of Fargo.
Bishop Mann or the Episcopal
church vas at Grand Forks, yesterday,
and was the preacher and celebrant
at the Palm Sunday services at st.
Paul's church. Next Sunday the bishop
will preach the Easter day sermon at
Gethsemane cathedral. in the morning
at 1880 o'clock. IN the afternoon Dean
Bowling will preach the sermon at the
special choral service for st. Auvergne
~comn1andery, knights Templar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-01

back. In the capital city Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickinson were the guests OF Con-
gresham Hanna and family.
Last night was the first time in
the history of the local police depart
ment that a Hindu has registered as
q ledger at the local station. The Of
1cers were somewhat puzzled at first
to know the nationality OF the
stranger.
A number Of boys began their spring
vacation period this morning with the
work of raking and conbing the lawns
and parking n front of their homes
and making some spending money ny
doing the same for neigbhors who
were without Industrious boys to turn
loose on the job.
For the first time this spring a
robin was heard to pipe out the pretty
little evening twitter, characteristic Of
that bird, in the trees about the home
OF Colonel Bail, Eighth street south,
last evening. One of two ~chicadees
have also been seen among the foliage
on the same premises.
At Gethsemane cathedral, today, the
services for the Monday before Easter
were observed, holy communion at 1880
o'clock, morning prayer and address at
10 o'clock and vespers and address at