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propoaaIs for Sunday Tabsrnaole.

Sealed bus win be received by
Ralph r.. Wolf, secretary at the X. M.
6. Al. building, July 30, 1912, at 1880
r. M, for the purchase and removal
Of the building known ais the Billy
Sunday tabernacle.
The successful bidder must remove
the building, remove all rubbish, ETC..
from the site by Aug. i. 1872.
The electric wiring and fixtures are
not Included in this bid. but will be
renewed by a separate contractor,
Any member of the board OF direct
ors OF the ". M. G. AZ bidding on this
work will not take part In the opening
or awarding OF the contract.
A certified check for SIS to accor1p-
any each bid as evidence OF good
faith on the part Of the bidder.
BY order of the board OF directors.
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.
(Juiy 1~7-18-I9420.3
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You know the rest; the papers tell
What hustle Ellis the town
That slept SO long and slept so wells
How men Of great rencwn
Are common there as are the neaSs
How visitors galore
Are waited In on every breeze
That strikes the Jersey shore.
They make that village fairly hum
And iii the place with snap.
Dear friend, NOW Sea Olrt has be-
come
a. red spot ON the mapg
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RaItimore & ohlo Railroad.

Low fare round trip thirty day limit
tickets via washington ID. c.. to At
shore resorts: Norfolk and old Point
Comfort, Va, on sale until Sept. 80.
Variable route sixty day limit tickets
TO New York, Boston and New Eng
land points. Choice of routes. Ali
rail direct, or via Baltimore, Norfolk.
rail and steamer. Go one route-re-
turn another. Liberal stop-over privi-
leges. For particulars consult nearest
ticket agent or address r. c.. HaAse,
N. w. y a.. sc. Paul. MINI.
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r. NJ. Wanamaker, Judge OF the
common pleas court of Summit
county, Ohio, and candidate for the
Ohio supreme court, believes in the
judicial recall. ""The opponents Of
the recall seem most concerned with
protecting the judge" he declares.
THE advocates Of the recall are con-
cerned most in protecting justice.
When the two conflict we must re-
move the judge rather than sacrifice
justice. The judge who Is a friend
of the people need not be afraid Of
the people. The Judge who distrusts
the people will soon mud that the
people have Just cause to distrust
him"
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all r%lght-but there win be q whole lot
of harmony, besides.
Minot has provided a great deal Of
entertainment for the thought mould
ers and there is sure to be a lot Of
amusement for the members.
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rEANAKEINlNG@D
b. HAMzyFTT

Fair Sea Girt was q drowsy town
Beside the sounding sea.
And peacefully it s1unlbered on
In dark obscurity.
Too sleepy twas to make the race
That leads to civic fame;
The census man o'erlooked the place
He thought twas but q IN
or all the towns In Jersey state
1t is q likely guess
None lacked 80 rauch OF being great
And none was mentioned less.
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But pItying Fate looked down upon
Fair Sea Girt one June day
And said: "AIaei that this sweet
town
Should sleep its life away
Altho the place is nearly dead
There's one can bring It fatfae
II honors fall upon his head
Wood Wilson Is his nan1el"
And so that day kind Fate dscrsed
THAT Sea Girt's Wdilon1 son
Should mount the Democratic steAG
That yearna for washington.
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If you are a housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy or beau-
doing housework all day, and crawl
ing into bed dead tired at night. You
must get out into the open air and
sunlight. If you do this every day ana
keep your stomach and bowels in good
order by taking Chafnberlain's Tablets
when needed, you should become both
healthy and beautiful. For sale by all
dealers.
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Playing poker IN ones own home,
according to a New York jurist, is not
a crime. Nevertheless, ones wife is
likely to think so if the home team
loses.
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THURSDAY. JULY IS, 1919.

New York and Chicago Representa-
tfvee: Payne q Young. New York Of
fces 1904 Fifth Avenue Building.
Chicago once: las Marquette building.
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che Fargo Forum ana Republican ls
published every evening except Sunday In
The Forum Building, corner OF First ave
nue. and Fifth street NORTH Fargo, n. y.
sabacriptton-~Tha Fargo Forum and daily
Republican, by carrier, 1bo per week, or
40c per month, In advance; 90 per year.
OIL per year. The Fargo Forum and Sat
urdRy Republican, So per year. Single
copies. &c. subscribers will nnd the date
to whfeh they have paid, printed opposite
their names on the address slips
Address all communications TO Whe
Forum Printing Co, Fargo N. d.
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RaadN for AnYthina.

washington Herald: The new cook
came out and did very well her fret
afternoon at Lonelyville. After din
ner she approached the head OF the
house,
How early shall / get mp in the
morning. she inquired.
WELL said Mr.. Subbubs, 'the
first train for the city leaves here at
6:35. You'l hive to get up about
6 If you want to make that"
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Bismarck tribune: PROBABLY no In
dustfy in the state is increasing in
prominence as is the dairy interests.
The campaign OF education inaugural
ed by Commissioners Gilbreata through
Dairy Commissioner Flint and his as
good deaI to do with the rapid strides
made in this industry IN the last few
years. Besides Dairy Commissioners
Flint and Assistant Pierce the govern
for over a year now, and Just the
other day appointed another assist
ant to help Mr., Flint in his large
field of undertaking. and the people
of the state from now On can look for
more results than ever.
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Ryder News: North Dakota will
a governor hat she can well be
proud of in the parsonage of l.. B. Han
He is SO e~minently qualified that
his administration cannot help but
attention to North Dakota.
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Just now the man without a straw
hat is as conspicuous as was the man
with one in April.
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Crystal Call: From every indication
MIR. Hanna is going to receive hearty
support from every part of the state.
And he should. After a c1ean-cut prifn-
airy contest he won the nomination by
"a good majority. AS a business mar
and citizen Mr.. Hanna and high. AS
d member of congress ne has intro
duced and pushed through much good
Legislation. He is active in every
thing he undertakes and will give
North Dakota a good conservative adj
ministration.
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ARCHITECTS.
HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS or
hces Douglas Building, liza Broad
way Fargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
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FOOTBALL DATES
. FOR WAKE FOREST
Manager Harwood Announces
Seven Games Already
Arranged.
Especial to Tho Times-Disnn,ch !

4 IN.
Wake Forest. n c., March aO.-sIan-
aSer G. n. HARDWOOD has given out for
publication the results OF his efforts
towards arranging football schedule
Tor next season. and though not quite
complete 1t Will DO when finished the
pest schedule Wake Forest has had
since football was rcinstated four
yenrs ago. With but four of tn, tom,
OF this year graduating, two OF whom
VIII return next year for graduate
work, there Is every reason TO belinyp
that the team will be as far ahead of
the team of this year as the team
oil this year was ahead OF anything
mat had represented the college be-
lore The shedule is well balanced
there being but ono occasion whom Two
diiicult games follow ono another.
~. and NJ. and Carolina are on the
schedule. and II 10 believed that tho
scores OF next yeur VIII even be closer
than those of Last fall. The most inn
portant game 10 the student body is
inc Davidson game, which will be
played In Charlotte on Thanksgivinc
There are two open dates on tho
schedule. though Manager Harwood t.
in correspondence with different teams
for both dates il Is very probable
that tho United States ship Franklin
VIII MI ono of these open dates.
The schedule is us follows:
september 2S-univorsity College or
Medicine. at Wake Forest
October 5--The University OF south
Carolina. at Columbia
October 1.-THE University OF North
Carolina. Mt Chapel nm
October 1a--Opeu
October e6--WashInfton and Leo. at
Lexington
November "a. and NJ. M Raleigh.
Novemhcr a-Medical College OF Viz
Eina. at Wake Forest
..ovcmhcr iG-Opcn.
November 2S--Davidson. al Charlotte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
PREACHERS MEET
MEDS SATURDAY
Union Theological Seminary Has
Arranged Good Schedule for
Playing Season.

The Union Theological Seminary
baseball team has arranged its
schedule for the season. For some
seasons past, the seminary has turned
out team which has been able to
cope with the teams from nearby col
lcgcs-Richmond College. Randolph
aIacon. Hampdcn- Sidney and the Medi-
cal Colleges.
This year Il more extensive schedule
than usual has been arranged amt
from a promising bunch Of cX-college
men, the prospects for II successful
season are very bright. The practices
this week have shown up some very
good material.
j, will be noticed that the first game
is scheduled for Saturday with the
team from the Medical College of Vir-
z mia. Let all the far friends Of tho
two institutions he or hand to root for
their favorites.
Schedule:
March 23--Med'cal college of vlr-
ginia at broad stree, Park.
March 26-McGurea school at
Methodist sunday school ground.
April broad Street Methodist At
Methodist sunday school grounds.
April 5--fredcrich sburi College Mt
Methodist sunday school grounds.
April S--tlampdcnS Sidney College Mt
Hampicn- Sidney.
April i3--Richmond College at
Hampden- Sidney.
April 25-Broad street Mcthodists at
Hampdcn- Sidney.
April ea--Wiilam and Mary College
at williamsburg.
May Randolph Macon a; Ashland,
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GEORGETOWN MAY
ABOLlS H QUINT

Washington, March 20.-Gcortetown
VIII not be represented by "A basket
Dull team next year. Such Was the
statement made this morning by one
VINO is closely enough connected with
athletic affairs In tho college 10 know
the sentiment OF the cXccutlv. board
regarding the status Of the sport 1t
was said that tho Northern colleges
were practically all carrying on u cru
sadc against tho game. and that
Georgetown would almost assurediy
follow suit and abolish II.
Basketball has never found much
favor at Georgetown. and 1t glands less
chance OF being recognized now than
previously. There was little hcsita-
tion In giving the reason for tho In
tcntion To DO away with the sport on
the Hilltop 1t was stated that the
University Athletic Association is nor
willing 10 assume the financial rcspon-
sibilties Of running The team, and
that II was decidedly against allow
Ing 1t TO he run under tho system that
has been In vogue recently; therefore
there was little or nothing for tho
school to do other than 10 abolish IL
altogether from It's curriculum OF
sports.
While nothing has been given on;
and no official action OF that character
taken. according TO well defined state
ments, that Is exactly what will be
done by the incoming executive board.
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GRADED SCHOOLS
IN D UAL NEE 7
Chimborazo Wins Honors From
Fairmount in High School
Gymnasium Yesterday.
ny *. II. A.

The hrst OF series Of dual meets
arranged for the grammar schools OF
Richmond wac held yesterday In the
high school gymnasium between Chin
borazo and Fairmount schools, under
the auspices of the Preparatory school
Athletic League of Richmond.
The meet was a wonderful success.
although being the first OF its kind
held in the city. and Was well attend
cd
The schools were divided into three
sclIsscs-seventy pounds. nincty-hvc
pounds. and l20 pounds contestants.
Paramount won the seventy pounds
class. Chimborazo the second and the
two schools were tied in the third
Chimborazo, however. by winning most
of the events In the second class, was
pointed leader.
Baker, OF Chimborazo, was point
winner in scventypound class, while
1 sdalc, OF Paramount. was close
second. This boy is some jumper, al
though still n midget
Sears. of Chimborazo, in tho ninety
i've pound class was runner up OF
points. winning one first, ticing for
another first. and winning one second
pihNt, W. j-uCN, OF tIc same SCHOOL,
was second In this class.
The events of tho third class were
well contested, and furnished real
sport Mahoncy. of Fairnount, won
one first and two seconds. while
"fIorsehide" Anderson. OF Shimborazo.
won two hrsts.
Though Chimborazo won Fairmount
With proper coaching for the second
and third classes should have a much
better team In the final big meet dur
ing tho spring.
The meet was held under the in
struction of L. T. Jones. director OF
physical education In the public
schools and through whose efforts It
was Il success.
This afternoon Bellevue will meet
the athelets from Springfield.
Onicials-Mr. Anderson, John Marshall
High School, clerk oe course Field
iudgcs-Miss Dickinson, of Paramount;
Mr.. Fcntr'ss, of Chimborazo; Mr.. Helm
rich, of John Marshall High School.
Timers--Mr. Wallerste'n, John Mar
shall High School; Mr.. K!aversabaI.
John Marshall High School; Mr..
Turner. John Marshall High School.
Dircctor--b r. Jones.
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BIZ GUS MALDEHT.

Stephen Griffin. who will answer to
the less dignitied but more expressive
Stove. sailed into his own yesterday.
arriving In Richmond from his winter
quarters at Toledo, Ohio, filled WITH
enthusiasm and yarns of how he will
make the Colts a pepnant- winning
team during tho season which Is to-
begin next month. Not Il single soul
knowing Steve Griffin Will dispute the
fact that he is ont OF the livcet minor
league managers in the game to-day.
When several of the oldest inhabl-
tants--spealsins purely from base.
ball standpoint--were In pinafores,
Steve was hitting at about 400 clip
up In tn, big league. Out In Ohio.
where they pronounce roof rs IL IT wore
spelled ruff. they still date baseball his
the only original bearcat with the
willow. His every clout was at loast
good for n snfcty, and more often for
extra sacks. Thus Steven came to be
known as the cloutiny kid OF his neigh
borhood.
Now that his head has grown hoary
with the frosts of many baseball WIN
gsn In baseball sense. as his
hair In fact is n jaunty brownie still
has healthy wallop lsft In his mighty
right while !,!s storehouse of energy
has not been depicted by his years OF
endeavor. Indeed. Steve so he admits
Is just as kittenish and just as fun OF
FRANKS to-day he was in The long
ago. Like the vintage of 40. he has
grown better with ugc. Moreover. ho
feels that each year of service has but
added to his original store, and that he
will bring to Richmond IN the good
year 1912 all that no has learned in
previous years. plus what he has gath
cred since y. ID. 1912 smiled hopsful
twclvcmonths upon humankind.
Not that Steve Is really old. This
ethics of the game. like the ethics OF
society. prevent mere reporter from
asking baseball manager his right
nge, just as tn. lovelorn swain Is in
hibited from questioning the spring
times which have passed over the head
OF his lady fair. And this reporter N,
least Is etSical, II nothing more. Far
be II from him TO delvc into the mys-
teries which have made Steve ever
youthful This reporter liz no searcher
after the fountain OF youth, and II
steve. more successful than our old
friend. Ponce dc Leon. has found that
fountain. II VIII ever remain mys-
terry unless steve himself is willing
to divulgc the secret
steve brings the Eladful tidnys that
he is better than ever. Winter spent
quietly by his own flrcside, with til,
glow OF the logs causing the young,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
FORD AUTO CO., 1929 West Broad
WORKING HARD TO
FINISH LEE PARK

Work on Lee Park began in earnest
yesterday. when the posts for the
fence were raised Load after load
OF lumber was hauled TO the site OF
the home OF the local club in the
United States League. and says Con
trilGr White, If tho weather man
viii help him any AT all. the park.
stands and all viii be completed
within twenty days. The contract for
grading the park md filling the dia-
nond VIII be let to-day. and work on
That part be commenced Monday. The
park Keeper viii be here from Column
bus. o.. Monday, ana n will have en-
tire charge OF the work
Ernest c. LaudGraf returned from
Vow York yesterday and reports
everything in tptop shape. 1T is
very probable" said Mr. I.andgraf.
THAT Buffalo viii be the eighth club.
a park has been secured th.rc, and
President Whitman is now comforting
with the men who are anxious TO nut
IN. the money There are several
other cities seeking admission. but
we feel that Buffalo will best COM
2lete the circuit"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
CoIonist Fares 90 the Pncifc Coast vim
CHESAPEAKE; AND OHIO LINES.

Tickets sold Al low rate TO principal
points In California, Oregon. Wash
inston. Idaho. Montana and other far
British Columbia. daily until APRIL II
Apply TO ticket agents for full In
forina ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
Two Fox Ci,nsc..

Especial TO Tho Times Dispntch.l
Amherst Va, March 20.--Thc Ann
horst Hun, club enjoyed two delight
iul fox chascs last Saturday In the
morning a party went to q section OF
the county known as Buffalo Ridge.
The splendid pack OF dogs soon started
MP old 'rcynard' ANA for several hours
lie lead them q merry chase. hut was
finally uanturcd
ON Saturday Afternoon H. Loving,
- Moncurc Campbell Thomas White
head, w. II Sandidgo. j. W and G. T..
Beard, pr. I'D. Snndldgc and many
others rode to hounds ncar the AM
horst Cemetery whore the foN was TO.
leased The animal was given = good
start, but when the real chase begun,
was captured in eight minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
GRIFFIN ARRIVES TO
TALK OF PROSPECTS
Expects to Have Winning Team for Richmond
in Virginia League-He is Accompanied by
Mrs. Griffin and Howard Gable, Prom
ising Youngster From Detroit

warm blood to course rapidly through
ms veins. revitalizing and renewing
the vigor OF youth. has brought him
PACK to the halcyon days when the
man with the baleful scathe dared not
entsr hiH demesne. He is better,
stronger. more nearly ready to enter a
nara and strenuous campaign thun nd
was ever before In his life. and he
comedies this with the frank .ngenu-
susness of roal youth. Faith. no looks
the part, as one would say on ST. Pat
TICKS Day. Just gone.
standing on the turf at Broad Street
lark yesterday afternoon, with owner
bradley. Griffin honestly looked better
.hhn he has looked In years. Ho has
i nd some me Of his obeseness and appear
despite his admissions as ohronicled
hpoVe Stil he was anxious to talk
baseball. His team and what he in
t hn ..1, TO do with the material which
hn WI! bring here We're tho chief top
ies. unfortunately. he did not arrive
on schedule time. Therefore. when no
nld arrive. late In tho afternoon. he
had to hunt up W. %. Bradley Mt tho
park Later the two conferred But
before the conference steve was free
70 confess that In his opinion the
tIcnniohu team would be far and away
ahead OF any othor team in tho Vir-
ginin League.
Ho has spent all OF the winter sign
ing up players. He had something to
80 :. 40 :. w. out lHcIe were 50
many weak spots to be built up that
every biz of his ingenuity was called
INTO play Therefore, he secured ali
parts OF the country; Investigated every
DIT Of Information sent him; talked 10
many players. and has taken many
Trips IN the interest of his team. He
icels that his work has bocn profit
anie and that when his players report
they VIII measure UP TO what the
public of Richmond wants.
or course, hc was glad TO be back
In Richmond. What mere Ohioan would
rot be glad to be back In Richmond
naturally, no likes Richmond, and lust
as naturally he wants 10 give Rich
mond n winner. Not much time could
pc spent with Owner Bradley yester-
uny. for steve was tired out with a
long train ride and went 10 bed al
most with the chickens. To be accu-
rate he retired at exactly S:t2 T. NJ
To-day many things Will happen. First
contracts Will BIO sent to players. Then
dctaila are to be considered Hut the
real thing Is that Steve is here. and
a voungstcr from Detroit who hopes
10 work IN tho outer gardens. Steve
Is mighty sweet on this boy not for
any personal reasons. but because ne
thinks no Is a great ballplaycr.
But what's the uso OF Keeping np shc
chatter Steve Is hero to stay lie
mas Mrs. Griffin with him They are
nj the Lexington Hotel and will stay
there until they can find n home, and
from now on the baseball talk will be
coming fast. for Steve Is some pub.
l!c!ty promoter besides being some
manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
PLAYERS OR DERED
TO CONE MONDAY
Special to The Tlmes-Dispa,ch

IVPSVIHI 10 nc IIIICf- IJISIld tCT.
Petersburgh, Va, March 20.-Trans-
portution has been forwarded to the
following players under contract. to
Petersburg, with instructions to re.
port next Monday: Charles d. Speiglc,
Iiageratown. Md; Vern Hughes, Etna
Pa; Charles d. Wolfe. McISeesport'
Pa: Samuel Brcnegan. Chapel Hin,
y. c.; Earl Braley, Cincinnati. o.: VIII
liam Kewzig. Dayton, o.; Carroll HTav-
Tor, Carrolton, Md: Guy L.cidlg. steel
ton, Pa; Il. y. Brinsinan, Ellicott
City, Nd; John Carolyn, North Attic
boro, Mass; j. G. Barnett, Huntington,
w. Va. William Howcdcll. Jersey city,
N. j.; Benz. Spencer. Patapsco. Md !:
John Creigcr,, Cincinnati. o.; Elmer i.
Lawrence, Irishtown, Pa: Joe Laugh
lin, Woodstock, Va; Frank Mcdonnell,
Akron. o.; Harry Hedgepeth, Hamlet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
RICHMOND BOWLER
GETS TENTH PLACE

and Wade with 500, were the only
Richmond Primers who go. over the 500
mark.
In the aonblvs Thorp~ and McFar-
lana secured The line total of 1870.
r. - Hicks ana Cosby secured 1907;
chanin ana iiiair l.oll while Whit
man and Splitting lotalcd l.Ol7.
Clappcr ana Wcsburg. Of Newburgh.
New York, wen, into second place in
the two men tins morning. rolling 9
total of 1885. Bily Rathcrmal. of
BROOKLYN. secured second place In the
individual rolling $50
The Richmond scores follow: