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few hours of study and with no re-
hearsal at all the disturbingly beautiful
Miss Lillian Tucker. whose "Drucilla'
song was the big musical wallop of "lretiy
Mrs. Smith" at the Casino recently, yoster-
day succeeded Miss Patricia Collinge az
leading woman with Douglas Fairbanks
In a Regular Business Man" at the
, Orpheum, Brooklyn.
| Before passing on to the next platform
perhaps 1t would he as well. while or the
Fairbanks subject, TO dwell briefly upon
n matter that Is of wide concern, espe-
cially during these cold days and street
beggars and tn swarms of street beggars
10 come. Listen
Hello. Stuny" cried Mr.. Fairbanks as
he was about to enter the Lambs CLUB for
his mail ony--Mr. Fairbanks is a tee
toteler--yesterday afternoon early. ION,
my mistake he apoiugized to the SILVER
Ing poorly clad man he had mistaken for
somebody or other named Stuffy.
Wait minute, mister pleaded the
derelict. Mister. If yuh have heart
yuh'll gimme 40 cents. | gotta git t New
Rochelle to-day or lose a god Job"
Young Douglas Fairbanks heart
there's lot of pathos all through this
item-was touched. At first tempted to
go the Limit and write the man AN order
for whole box at the recent "IIe Comes
Up Smiling" a sudden wave OF generosity
surged through the actors soul and he
went even further He gave the SILVER
ing one the ~ cents and hi. good wishes
for the landing the New Rochelle job
Then the actor, who IL "a gymnagt, golfer,
athlete and all those things also. turned
two handsprines and landed inside the
Lambs
\ minute later ~ Gilmore, one time
light heavyweight, fighter. who about M
teen years ago fought a twenty round
draw with Honey Melody I'm Chicago and
Is now Douglas Fairbanks's dresser came
to the door Of tie Lambs with n message
that caused My. Fairbanks and NJ Gil
more to hurry toward Broadway.
THE big dub fell for the New RoChel,
gag ana gimme forty cents. voice wa.
saying to ragged group out near tn,
corner. all Of which Mr. Fairbanks came
upon just IN time to hear.
"Why YOU cheap. grating. white liv-
cred group OF stcwed tripe" cried Doug
swinging around 20 the panhandler he had
Just helped you're going 10 buy booz,
for yourself and gang here with my fort,
cents, are you not? You are not. I've q
notion To smear up Your map right here
I'll do worse than that-Im going &c
make you buy one way ticket TO New
Rochelle and make YOU go there"
"Yuh kin have the money back. boss.
began the parhandlcr his face ashen upor
0 hearing his sentence
Nope. you 60 20 New Rochelle" Grief
the q tor. swinging the panhaudlcr eas'
! so that he faced the Grand Central sta
tion. The ticket window for yours OF
I'll drop Kick YOU toward the nearest COP
Attention, Frrrlrrd. mrrrfrch!'
Mr. Fairbanks was unable to take par
personally In the parade 20 the Grand
Central because OF the hurry call Al GIL
more had brought him. But Al had moth
ing on hand. With firm grip on The
| ph4rIfsr's A. led him
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FIRST EUGENIC BABE A BUSTER.
hoy NJ Wisconsin Couple Married
Under New Law Weighs Ii& Lbs.

WAsHRuRN. Wis, Dec i6,-Mr, and
Mrs Edward Mcdonald OF this city, tho
frs. couple married under the Wisconsin
eugenic statute TO report the arrival of IA
baby to the State Health Department.
will register the birth OF boy Weighing
1l'a pounds.
Tho state health authorities want tho
baby called Eugene, after the statute.
but the parents have not yet consented.
Roth parents passed the medical examlna-
tion prescribed by tine State law and wera
married soon after the law went into sf-
'cct, January I last
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RUN DOWN BEARING GIFTS.

HARTFORD. Conn. Dec. l6.--While cross
Ing Albany avenue this evening with her
arms loaded with Christmas presents
Geneyieye illrey, Is years OH. daughter
OF James Sliuey of ~ Nrllne street. was
struck ny III automobile med and driven
by Peter Mcdonald Of Wtthcrheld avenue,
who was saved from inJu at the hands
OF angry witnesses OF the accident by
several policemen.
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ate TO nj a vacancy in any existing
office If the vacancy existed while the
Senate was in session and was oy
Jaw, required 10 be- filed by and with
the advice and consent OF the senate.
until such appointee has been con
artund nc the Senate.
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INJURY VIII he sweeping.

The Investigation, arrangements Tor
which have been going on in New YORK
FOR several months. will I've one of the most
important ever held by the Government
Involving the economic and political fu-
ture of the country. Most Of the witnesses
have been subppuaed, and to make sure
that none of them would get away add
t!onal instructions were sent east to-day.
The investigation, which will begin in
New York on January II, was officially
outlined NJ follows:
The commission will investigate the
rights, powers and functions of sclf-per-
petuatiug organizations under their pres
ent charters and the extent TO which these
charters may be stretched under the pres
ent Constitution OF the United states, and
the restrictions which present constitu-
tonal limitations impose.
II will Investigate the attitude or IMAM
cial interests toward industrial questions
what organizations such as the Rookie
Teller Foundation are doing to relieve In
dustrial unrest. How are the policies OF
these organizations shaped and by whom :
What part does the source OF their income
play in determining what tn Sc policies
shall be- Whether solt-perpetuat!ng or
ganiZatious are a menace to the future
political and economic welfare of the ma
ton. What figure do they cut In politics
What Is the labor policy OF big business
In general?
ASIDE from the men ALREADY mentioned
the official list Of witnesses includes.
Frank \. Vandorlip. president National
City Bank OF New York George ". Per-
kins, Daniel GuEGrnheim. .,.es ident of
the American Smc..ng ana Refining Conn
pany; NJ man b. Rear, John Hays
Hammond, Robert w. de Forest, Clcve-
land H. Dodge, II. c. Prick. Adolph Lew
Lohn, Thomas ". Lamont, Samuel Cons
pers, jerome -. Greene, secretary
of the Rockefeller Foundation the Rev,
Fred Gatss. in charge of Rockefeller
charities starr j. Murphy. PEI al couu-
sci of John II. Rockefeller. ". l.. Mac
kenzie King, Charles l.. Nell, former
United states Labor Commissioner, now
with the Guggenheim interests; j. H.
McClement. John NJ. Glenn, of the Sage
Foundation; Ralph ". Eas.cy of the
National civic Federation, Allcn =.
Burns, director Of the cleveland Foun-
dalton; Samuel Uutorm>or, Rob, IT
Rruere Dean George W Kirchwey OF
Columbia. Seth ". Mllik,n New Eng
land cotton min owner; Prof T. NJ. car.
Yer Of Harvard, Prof Charles Austin
Beard Of { lumhil. Joan Bates Clark OF
Columbia, Isaac ". Scligman al W. II
Allen, formerly OF the Bureau OF Nh,
nicpal Research.
1t is probable also that the commission
will call witnesses United States SEN
ators Kenyon of Iowa and owen OF Okla
homa, VINO led the fight IL Congress
against granting a. Federal charter to the
Rockefeller Foundation.
Fear Formation of u Monarchy,
Members Of thu commission decline &c
discuss the proposed investigation fully
but II Is known that Information Ia.
reached them that there is a fear that
the Rockefeller and similar self-perpetu
ating institutions controlling great wealts
wiz If not checked by legislation he us
as basis 10 change the form Of govern
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LoNpoH. Dec, i6---Thc official press
bureau announced to-day that It would
close from l., NJ, on December "a "a
q =, VI. ON Christmas Day. during which
interval no news will be issuod and nc
r"I,,. VIII bc censored
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The greatest oncr ever made In TIT, or one
Is " hen the market IL down. The NcI' sane
rul" applies TO Diamonds. although the ,Hir"
tspraCtiCallN like bars OftOld The T. .AU"ro
cutters OF belgium and Holland haNr hr'"
Obliged to let some IOt- go without mutt Or.
gard to the real value In order to set ,a.h. &C.
lew people on this side OF IN" an tun f''l
iTcNha ca sh means - the II, tiuOut tg'tt. '"'
Europe TODAY, immrdiatc'' r''p I.
appearance az this advertise v' 40
place on sale one lot ~ SsU.Ouu WurfN or
single stone diamond rings that viii open r.
ewes Of the public. one Of the udtu t,Htui'-
viii be full Ore-halt cara, single stone Fl. o.
nond, beautifully set. for $40, 1h"." ore Hi
blue white. spread 'nt and ton "f hr" N''
one look toWeiEh less than three quartet a.
"a carat. To prove To YOU that thi> - ~" f'Ir
adv ertis ement. an, body. no matter vh". t.u
buS One OF these Diamond Rings At S"u. ttbf
show one where near good Tor lts- THAN
S3S 90 We III refund the moucN. "N"t' '''t
of ~.
Mail orders viii he hllcd with IN" ''"fr
under standing. I pledge NV reputation ~
~ years that this T. nv Crowntng urrT or ih'
last 10 years and probably win never f"'."
again. We have nearly every ~" aud pr 30 .N
the lot. Some weigh - tdrat> amt VN.' no
sold for S5U. Others. quarter ttf' 90
cheap ~ SD. SIN Others from - tu = = 5000
You can buN them I"osr with"ut s"i'fu-' '.
YOU prefer IL. OnIN "a few are mentioned D. 10
Al mail orders should b" marked ~ D
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ART SALES ANn TNInRITioN-
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ANO ASAs SIpRI Urrrnth .r'...
newt door and utf'
Initiate mine. ~ In doubt whi,h store 500.
are IN, hcforc YOU make an' selection fr1
TO see kIt>E'S HiIIOI S<II trtt -..'
with every purchase. w nHN Uut.tr,. b..
10 luI RIGIII ~ Wy WINDOW I Mi 10
NJ MHiR I~O. newt 90 the rate Iua1 ante"
and Trust Co.'S building
CHARLES A. kEENE
ION watches Diamonds ic".
lou Broadway, New loIH
Ori> tNINING> I\III 10 90 toe be-
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Trahtea mpfer feitgefd 3
yeU

Rorfplf. 9a.. %. Hebruar.
Der britifhe Srahtoanlpfer .Sahem"
aapitGn Grams, aui Der Tabrt Don
aiperpooI mad Rorfolt beariffeu. II
in Der Rdhe Don 6oa ssslano auf Els
nsr uHtisfe aufaefabren. RettunGs.
mannihaftsu iino obasganQen. ua'
benz seordnatsn Shiff gu Ollie au
tcmmen.
Bottom. 90. Tebruar. Der
frahtoampfsr .Sahem" Der Warren
2inis. Der bel Goa sSslauo fsitaefab.
rem lit. bat cine ManuIhaft pom Sc
Wann, ieood, tsine gaiiaa;sre an
goro. Der 1ampfer fuhr am Hrei'
taa BON bier nuh Rorfolt ab. unn pei'
tsre ssrahi fir aiDerpOol einaunsb'
men.
Die Rettuugsntonnihaften ipolIten
dnfdnslid ben VeriuH MAIDEN, Die
Rannihaft bonn 0ampfer berunterSus
holen. nber Der bobe Seeaang lieb
oann in foltsm MdBs nah, eab peiter
teins @sfabr fir ben 0ampfer mebr
krrfhts uno man sluubt isst, bar
Der Dampfer beim Giuisseu Der ndh'
ten sylutb tpiscer flutt tperoen piro.
I5anbetsfefretir Reofielf
aufAeifsn.
Wafhinaton, o. g.. %. sSebr
setrsiIr ReoFielo pom 6anoesoepa:'
tement. lit am Sonntda nab 9Dbee
linz ". 0a.. absereiit. ND er an
Woniaa bon benz borticen goarb oi
grooe eine Rsbe baltsn piro. 4H
Cienitna ipriht er tn Dnpton. y.
unb am Mittnum DOT Der 61noslstam
msy ran Aamiltou. Chio.
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len Grsberger iiber ben ebenaiisen
ariminnI4 4aonlrnilinr BON 3resfou
beit1tigte.
Or. gieiiier erflGrte, 6ab Eresfolu,
ais CT nod i'm goli3eipr1iioiiim thu
tig eetpeien gegen Be8abIrng ger.
fiibrer inlo 8erfiibrerinnen lieferte,
neIfe Mnterinl fir gefpiinihte Gbe.
iheioungen beigebrnft bdtten. Naf
ieiner gntlaiilng iei er In oieier Gin.
iidt often 5u Berfe aegangen. anBer.
Dem babe feline Wi1ltter berilft, gegel
bobes 6onornr bic WiftiDe zines per-
iingIiidten Wannes oes 9cttennlor.
beg 5u beifuloigeu uno getuines Ra.
teriol 3n fdIid)en.
|0eutfher BfDhoIoge mad
Canada berufen.
gerIim %. yebrunr. Gin
IhmeiheIboffer Rnf lit an ben iii,tasn
giphoIosen Der llniperiitGt 2eip3ig,
ben 1o,enten Otto alenn, eranngen.
CT lit sitm 2eiter oes 2aboratoriums
Ger llniperiit1t in edmonton, Gnna.
So, ernaruit iporben.
gisIang lit Serr alenlm aiIiitent
am ssniiitnt fir erperimertelle No,
hologie i'm 2eip3ie aetpeien. er
nollenbet am s. Nar5 oos 80. Sc.
bensiabr.
Oeutiher sSrembenI e 9 | o.
mar fiiiiIirt.
Berlin. %. 5cbruar. Sn aoln
iii Die Rahriflt eingetroffen. oaB Elm
lumger Wnnn aus Hernagen, Der Dor
langerer 3eit fransoiiihen@erbern in
Die Sdnoe fiel uno in Die sSrenoea,
legion gerieth, in algier ipegen tpias
oerbolter Geiertion itanorehtlih er.
id)oiien iporben tit. Gie sSiiiilieritH9
oes llnsliidlihen erreat Die groBte
Gntriiitung.
Warquis be Campo sc
BEN.
Wabrib, %. sSebrudr. Mdruuis
aguilar Be Campo, Der pprmalige Miz
niiter o.s ausmdrtissn, iit am SonHs
tag g.itorben.
6 biua unb bic Stanbdro
Oil 60.
getina. %. Jebrnar. gDie Be-
tdnnt setporDeu, III oas 4bfomnen Der
Stdnbaro Sil 60. nit Der hineiiIfsn
Regierung betreffs Der 4usbeuiing Der
Celfsloer In ben propin5sn GbnsSi
unb gbisGi fir Die Dauer bon iehsie
SubreH abesihloHsn iporbtH. llrs
ipriinglit bate 6 aebtiben, baB abIo-
Iut tein Iermin in bem Ronirait fefts
seiebt uoroen lei. Die 0eieafhafi
bat iih aud osrpflidtet, Der hineiifhen
Resieruna BEL Der llnterbringuna elmer
sroBen 2fnlsibe bebilflih su iein.
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Jn(anO ge(cgrap6
Ger ourh @aIboranoe a NJ
geri6tete g h oen.


sSaibiugton, .. e., %. sse6r.
Cberioriter Senrp 9. @rapes bat an
Sonutag itatiitiide aufitelInnaen
iiber Die gerlliite befanut gemadt,
Die i'm 2amfe bes Sahres 1913 6lirf)
8oIebrdnbe ner,iriaht pnroen. sslls.
geiammt ipurben pdbreno oes Sab.
res 1913 nitt ipeniger oils 4520
8alobranbe semeIoet. ooppelt 10 uiel
als i'm Sabre 1912 uno Der Oh.
iammtihooen beIduit ii6 auf etrpa
81 .920. 900. Bon oieier Gumme ent.
fallen etlpa 1S gro3ent ailf Vripat.
IGnoereien in Den pom sseuer beiHlse.
iuhfen Walonngen. gtrpa 700 @aio-
branoe puroen oMrh 9lisihlage per.
uriofyt.
BaiebaII bot ibn sum
Willionar gemaht.
gbicago, Sn., %. 5ebruor.
I'd; bobe i'm goiebaa nit 10 gut Dil
mifts angeInnsnen urto jest babe i'd
iiber cine Milion Dollars, erfI1rte
am Sonniag abeno Charles u.
Wlirpbu, Der am Sarnitag. Der Hoib
sebordenb, Hibt Dem eieenen Eric.
be-, ben fontrollirenoen airtbeil am
Chicago 9ationaI 2eagne Club Der.
fnuft bate. Gr gab Die obise Grfli.
rung i'm ieiner Heiioen3 ab, bic ibnl
$50 900 sefoitet bat uno mar aigell.
ifeinlid, freli3fioel. Sd bin ieet
pirfIih irob," iaste er, oeHu i'd,
braufe mid inn nid)ts sll iorgcn,
g,iemono frifiiirt mid, uno ihinlpfi
iiber mid.
Auf oie ssrage. mas ibm Charles
q. 5oit fir ieinesiffien oeS Gbleagocr
Glnbs be5nhlt babe. blieb Wurpbg Die
antiport iduIois uno beInerfte, bar
oerartise Sniormation BON Serrll
1nft fomn,en nliiiie.
|Dr. !. 3. Goobnom mirb
prdfioent oer Sohns
6optins llniptrfitat.
Baltimore. %. 5ebrunr.-- sc
ipurbe am Gonntog betonntgegebsn.
coB Or. s. Irant Gocbn0ip. Der ges
eenpGrsia in China ipeilt uno ais
Gpt3iolberotber BEL Der Nusarbeitung
Der hinefiInen Nerfofuns tbdtig III.
per Qabel ben Qoiten hes prdlioenIen
Der Robins 6opfins unioerfitGt anqe.
nommen bat unb fein neues amt TN
tpmmenben herbR ontreien iDirb.
Or. Gpobnoiu mar friiber pruieHos
fiir abminiftratine Jurisprnbsnj nu
bee Columbia llnipsTiitat.
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iebt unb &apitdu Ruifsll bat dm
Sonntae hierher berihtet, bah er oler
Wahrfheiulichfeit naf lpieoer cine
aniebnlihe 5ruppenmabt in Der
hauptitdbt la1oen piirne. um be auss
lGnoer All ihiiBen. Der aoaIular-
oqent in Sacmel bat IN einem Berilt
Der 8efiirhtunq Mu5brud perliehen,
baB bic 9erbinbuna aptIhen sSucmel
unb BORT al 8rtnce unterbrofen fper.
ben tDnnte uuo er bat poraeihlagen.
nab falls oieies eintrstsn follte, Ell
Rononsnboot noh ssasus! asiurset
ipeynsH foIlts.
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Giaeinnati Uiontas ben %. aebruar 1914

bon Der Dresden" geionbt, bic in ber
beutfden gotIhuft ftationirt tperben
ioflen. Die Warinefolbaten reiiten in
Gipiltleibung.
Die abtbeilung Mutrofsn, bic I'm
ameritani1hen RonIulat itationirt
mar, purbe am Sonntas bur9 elm
Detahement ausgspdblter SeeIolbaz
ten unter bem Gommanbo zines Sers
searten erieBt. Gieies aefhab, na6>
bem porber biersu be 8enehmiguns
bon General Guitab Maas, Dem 9ez
feblsbaber Der bier ftdtionirten Rsgiez
runsstruppen eingebolt porosH mar.
Dafbinston, .. g., %. 5ebr.
Setretdr 8rpan tpurbe am Sonntag
bonn aonfuI Gbnorbs in sSuure5 baz
bon benadri9tigt, baB Ser 9eutf9z
4merifaner guftap 8nuh. Der einem
9eriidt 5ufofss auf gefsbl bon Gene
raj Billa bineerihtet poroen isin
iollte, nod um 2eben lit uno u0a
gbihuabua iiherfiibrt ipurbe. Der
bortise ameritaniIfe 8onIul 2et9er
Lift angepiei.n Doroen, iid9 9au9's
an3unebmen.
Wdibinaton, 9. g., %. 7sebr.
prdiioent Wiiion uno Staats1efrez
tar 9rDan batten am Sonntag cine
Ldnsere aonfsren3 beaiiglidh Der St>
tuation in Werito. sSrgenbpelfe of
fisielle Mntiiuoigungen tpurben nab
Der aonferen3 niht erlahen, uber IS
beiBt, baB OorIdufig singsbenpe Be
rifte iber bic 5inrihtung bes engltz
fchen 1lntertbdnen DiLliam g. Benz
ton in Suars5 burh bic aebeQen abs
qetpartet tperben, ebe Die Hegierung
in Der 4ngelegen6eit Steuung nimnt.
Sn eriter Sinie gilt es nit Be-
| itimmtheit feit5uitelsn, p6 Benton
tbatiGhlih, tpie @snsral gila be-
bauptet, eiusH RspolDer in isinem 8sz
Ifis bate. als sr su 9iQa tam uno
8iad an9eblid nit benz 5ooe be-
brobte. Die Jreunos genton's itelIen
bieies nit aasr gHti6isosHbeit in 4b=
rs0e.
| 5ermofillo, Sonor1. Werito,
%. sss6ruar. - Der Sabrestag bes
| Sturses uHo Der Grmoroung 0es prd=
iioeuten Irancisco 5. MaDsro uRo bss
8i3cprditosnten gino Suare3 tpurbe
am Sonntag in alien Sheiler Der Re=
publit bon ben aonItthltiouaIiiteH
ourh Geoentfeiern begaHgen. 5ier
| fano sin geodhtnibsottssoienIt in osr
aatbeorals uno eins 5eier in eiHeH
3beater ftatt, On tpsldsr 9eHeral 8e.
nuitiano earran5a tbeilnabm.
/ Stabt Werito, %. 5s6ruar
Die 3eitungsn 81 Smparcial" INT
| 81 pais". beios rsgisrungsfreunoIif
uHo bic .riters ais ods WuuDitiid oer
Rssisruug augeisbsn, beipraheu an
SpnHiaq eoitorieq bic 5inrihtunc
pon Wiliam g. 9euIon uno pertratsr
bic anfidt. baB prdiibsnt Dilipn an,
ldbli6 oieIss 8Drfalls nun snblid be.
rsit isin ioIte, feline SduBpolitit bel
Rsbellsu auf3ugeben.
4m Sonntag. bsm .riten Subrestde
Der Grmorbuns bss shemafigen YrdIi:
nentsn 5rauciseo :. WlaSsrp ituttetsr
6unberte BON gerionsn isinem Grab.
auf Dem fransOiiIteu 5rieobof siuer
geiu6 ab unb oas grdb mar mi
ardn3en unb glumeuitiiden polIig be;
osdt. Der Goupernsur bate. um ieos
pebe 9emonitrationsn i'm aeim gu er:
itiden. RuraIss unf benz ssrieb6rf poa
ftirt uno bic SoIoaten lieBeu es aud
ni1t Su. bab rbotosraphiide aufnabs
men BON benz Grab uno benz 8lumeHs
itmud esma6t nurotE.
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5eitt &ino
Sit xad, Der Sebanptuns Gbs
paro Staart's Catherine
Wtaters.
Gr tniu Der seid)ieoene erfte Gate
bon ssran SSinters iefu.
gaiebal hat g6arles 90. Murpbp gum
Wtllipndr eemddt.

go ertldrte seitern Der ebeulolise prds
fipent bes gbicagoer Slubs felbft.
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noR.agAERNRwa RRApgHE goRuM
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IMPORTANT
II. EVENT AT Y"
SECRETARIES IN CONFERENCE
YESTERDAY PLANNED AND
OUTLINED PROGRAM FOR COM.
ING MoNTHS-THE PLANS IN
DETAIL.

Many. important and Interesting it.
ems were discussed and PLANNED FOR
by the Y, M. c. A. secretaries, in con-
ference yesterday. They outlined the
following program of work for the
month Of April: The most important
is the annual gynmastic exhibition of
April %.
Employed boys social. hour, and ad-
dress by Professor Bivin, this evening.
Demonstration sales, this evening, s
o'clock. ...
Opening Junior Bowling league, this
afternoon, 4:30 o'clock.
Second game employed boys bowl
ing league, this evening, 9 o'clock.
High school finals in basketball
league and supper, April 2.
Spring "indoor" baseball league.
Milwaukee boys April lunch, April
Gymnasium class rehearsals for an
nual exhibition. ,.t...
Rev. C. O.. Doolittle, speaker at Sun
day mems meeting. April s.
Steam engineering International ex-
aminations. ~
Evening school International exam
nations.
Day gas tractor school examina-
tons.
Woman's auxiliary meeting, Mon
day, April 6.
Complete notes on annual reports.
Annual swimming meet.
Maze of Mirth (annual ymnast
Plan annual members dinner nro-
gram. .r1
Committee on proposed golf, tennis.
canoe and swimming clubs
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-31
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Officers Elected Last Night for Ensu.
ing Year for National Pro-
tective Legion.

The local organization Of the Ma.
tional Protective legion elected officers
last night for the ensuing year, after
which they repaired to Prizes cafe for
a spread.
Plans are being made for the install
iation meeting in April. when a big
supper will be spread. In charge OF the
Mrs. Josephine G. Ness. and Andrew
J. Kelley. Following are the new on
GERS:
President-William Ness.
Vice P~resident--Joe Lemieux.
Secretary-Frank w. johnson.
Treasurer--Olaf Miller.
Captain--Peter Melby.
Conductor-Ellen "A. johnson.
Guard. Goldberg.
Trustees-Andrew =. Kelly. ona
year; Ellen A. Johnson. two years:
Peter Melby. three years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-31
PREDICT END OF
M'ARTHUR'S DAY.
DEMOCRATIC STATE LEADERS
: BELIEVE STATE CHAIRMAN'S
REIGN OF SUPREMACY IN
NoRTH DAKOTA WILL SOON
BE A THING OF THE PAST.

With democrats in all parts Of the
state. charging state Chairman Nc
Arthur and National Committeeman
Bruegger with insincerity and in
consistency, democratic leaders predict
the close, soon, of McArthur's day Of
supremacy as the head rof the state
politics for the last eight years.
The appointment of S. j. Doyle of
Darlington by President Wilson to
the United States marshalship, they
believe, is a body blow to Macarthur.
No one appreciates this more fully,
it is further declared, than the state
chairman himself, and that is why he
Doyle's confirmation in the senate just
at present.
The recommendation Of Smith for
the Valley City postmastership, is an
other thing which has greatly dis
gruntled the party ranks and is lead.
ing to this seemingly general protest
hear against Macarthur and Bruegger.
The reported break between Frank
O. Hellstrom, democratic nominee for
governor two years ago., and Nc
Arthur, is said not to AVE helped the
state chairman's cause at all. He'll
strom'S friends now are said to have
swung to Doyle's support and are work.
ing Tor MS continuation at WashlnS'
ton.
It is also further charged among
the democrats, who are dissatisfied
with the way the state chairman and
the national committeeman have been
making their recommendations, that
Bruegger and Macarthur do not con-
suit even with the other members Of
the state organization and that. they
seem to regard themselves as the sole
representatives of the North Dakota
and responsible to no one.
The general uprising in the party
ranks, it would seem, will spell the
end of McArthur's supremacy in,
North Dakota's democracy and his
reign of dictatorship with. which he
is again charged. Two years ago,
when Mr.. Macarthur was Reelected
to the state craftsmanship, there was
much opposition heard, but the office
went begging and it again fell to him,
despite the concerted effort made be-
fore. the Bismarck organization state
committee meeting.
, Just what is going to happen is not
exactly, but many Of the dem
ocrats appear with expectant faces,
as if looking soon for the axe to fall.
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D" Piles Cured in 8 to Ia Days.
Druggists rerund money if PAZO
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-31
Cured His Rupture

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trunk several years ago. Doctors said
Trusses did me no. good FINALLY snf
hold OF something that quickly ana
completely GO an cured me. Years have pass
carpenter. There was no Operation M
lost time, no trouble. EI have nofbfna
.to sell, but will give full informatinn
cure without operation, IL YOU wrifaet 20
me. Eugene N. Pullen, Carpenter. Io4o
Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan' !,
setter Y out this notice and. show IT
maylEsave g life or at least ston tba
misery - rupture and. tle.woTr ana
danger of an operation, u