The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-21

members and guests. The past ear
mas been a most successful one for the
writer's section and even more elabor-
ate plans have been made for next year.
Inc Essay and Verse Writing will be
the subject of study. .
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. William
II. rec, who has been visiting for the
past Few weeks at the home of her
m3ther, Mrs John Dinnie, of North
neapolis. Mr.. Fee Joined her in Fargo
and accompanied her home. After
spending a few days there, Mr.. and
mrs. Fee will cav for an extended
the larger cities Of interest and will
make the return trip by way of Kansas
Clty. where they will spend a week.
Mr.. Fee will attend the Rexall V
elon' which Will be held in that city.
A recital will be given at the Civic
GsSIlcefk bbrlqSSy evening May % at 8
mSopen; The public is cordially invited.
Inc tolioWing program will be given:
Dorot5y and walter, T Forsberr
S S~onEfogmce ............ Mendelssohn
Lucille Dyer
Duet, Evening Song .......... Sturmer
Goodwin Dosland. Walter Egge
EEtu9e no 3 .............. Streabbog
Edna olson
Little White Kitten. Mae Aileen Brb
Chauncey Simons
Inc HarVesters .............. Rogers
Sweet Violets ............ Smaliwood
Marie Johnson
Tr1o-Gallop Militaire. .... Maver
anna Dorothy and Walter Forsberg
Blue Eyes Brown Eyes Mae Aileen Erb
Mabel Paxton
~llIlputla Parade ....... DucelIe
Daisy .......... Smallwood
U,,.. Walter Egge
The Mountain Song koR5sr
Dorothy Aasheim
Duet-Serenade Rehr
Corrine and Goodwin Dosiand
Pri p = ooTS Ducelle
Margaret SPOTS
Eliza6eth Richards e-NiRS
Fanapa Fiddle Song ........ Aletter
William Stearns
country Dance ........ Beethoven
Two Pianos
Ards and Lucille Dyer, Anna Titus and
Dorothy Forsberg
song or the Sea Shell. ..Krosmann
suttercups ;aG,.:....... Mae Aileen Erh
p,ua, Clarence Smith
Jack Wilson
1,Iu song '........... Mae Aileen Err
EI-a-pye ............ Jessie Gaynor
oeatlns song ........ Mae Aileen Erb
=, Corrine Dosland
IN the S~pringtime ........... ScheeI
DOE DoFFothiy Fors6e h~5lemsnreieA
from Hungarian Rhap-
Elizabeth Richards, Anna Titus I'zs'
Ae' hes March ........... Brown
Serenade ............. Miles
AS You Like 1t .......... Engiemanm
Anna Titus
peasant Meeting ..... Sartorfo
Song Without Words ...... ~streabbos
pu4,, Goodwin Dosland
RuStl1ng Woods Baumrarten
Ards Dyer
Irio-Luspiel Overture Bella
Elmer, Ards and Lucille Dyer.
A new organization, to be entitled
tne american Pure Food league, has
peen launched. The first meetings. took
pIaec IN New York at the academy OF
Medlclne, May 7 and 8. Meat and meat
inspection Will be among the first SUBJ
Jects considered by the new league.
drugs act Will also be considered. The
new league Will supper the president,
the secretary of agriculture, and pure
1900 leaders in the house and senate in
the pure food law. The leagues meth
DDS are to be constructive. They will
demonstrate to the thinking people of,
this country that 1T is possible to pro-
SSSs. ~ Va Lie COuSuilST TO nom.
est FOODS and at the same time to deal
justly by the producer, the manufac-
turer, and distributor. The effort to inn
prove the peoples food supply will be
based on the principle that the major
lty should control all these questions.
and not a minority. The list Of officers
n members of a. advisory board in
ciudes not only men who have render
ed long service in state food control.
work, but men and women from other
who nave given the pure food
problem Intelligent Investigation and
support including representatives Of
organizations, magazine writers. edi-
tors, and others who have been active
in educating the public as to the evils
and remedies of food adulteration. The
league is partially the outgrowth
of the advisory board of the National
Consumers league, organized by Miss
Alice Lakey in 1905. The league plans
to do definite work along the following
1. To recommend and support the
passage of any amendment to the ma
pure food laws necessary to-
these statutes moro definite and
q real model OF uniformity for pure
food legislation throughout the coun-
2. To recommend and suggest the
OF any needed amendments to
pure 1000 laws, and including the ad-I
ministrative means necessary to the
best. enforcement of such laws.
3. To c~ollaborate and harmonize the.
views of practical, scientific and econ
ornic pure food thinkers and workers.
4. To Investigate and to recommend
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