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New Britain herald., 1916-02-28

l on Turner hall as the location of the annual concert and ball on March IT. The first degree will be conferred l by Harmony lodge, A. F. S A. M. at ! a special meeting this evening.
 Edward McWilliams, local agent for ! the Metropolitan Insurance company,
 is i'll at his home at 15 Monroe street | With the grip.
 | J. H. Murphy. manager of Murphy
 estate, has plans under consideration | for the erection of a new building on l the property formerly known as the Landers playground OF Winter street. | The proposed building will have a 1 frontage of 100 feet. Harry Hancock entered the employ l of the Home Banking and Trust com pany today. He will be assistant to Frank H. Holmes. who will look after the interests of F. H. Afford, president of the company. the latter plans, on account of his health, to give up some of the details connected with the business.
 Rev. John T. Winters and his sis ter. Miss Hannah Winters, have re- turned from a trip to the south. The pastor is greatly improved in health.
 Professor Schurr will give lecture for the members of st. JOseph'S church and the public "Wednesday eve ming in the parish hall on matters per taining to nature study and scientific experiments.
 Thirty-one cases of measles were reported today to the health board, m a king the total of active cases 20. Since the epidemic broke out over 400 cases have been reported to the board.
 The Jolly Twelve whist club will meet with Mrs. John Igo on Maple street tomorrow afternoon.
 pr. Fred Lee of Brooklyn, Is the guest of his brother, T. Frank Lee, in this city.
 A case of diphtheria on Oak street was reported to the health depart ment today.
 George l.. Cans has severed his connections with the Home Banking and Realty company and has ac- cepted a position with the National Fire Insurance company of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-28

Water commissioners meet in cl' Ea1l. .s>t.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-28
CHURCH NEWS
South Congregational Church.

The Boy Scouts will meet tonight at 7:3O o'clock.
 There will be a rehearsal of the chorus tomorrow evening at 'io o'clock.
 The regular meeting of the Mater nal association will be held W ednes- day afternoon at , o'clock in the par ish chanel. Mrs. Mortimer D. Stanley will be the leader, presenting d paper on "The Modern Sunday school. The celebration of the eishtieth ami yersary sof the association has beel postponed until the April meeting.
 Joseph Clair Beebe, the church Or ganist will give a request organ re- cital Wednesday, afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The program follows: Overture to William Tell -. Rossini At an Old Trysting Place .MacDoW2il Mountain Idvlle ....... .Schminl<o TrOt de Cavalrie ........ ltuhlnSteln IIvenSong ........'''' ''olih9"n Eliza bethan Idylle ....... .Npble In the Twilight ....'.... I1"lAel Tavanay (Minuet Vincent
 The Bara ca Davis club supper will be held Wednesday evening at 6:30 o'clock.
 Church-night service will be held Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 The Little Tourists club will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 There will be a meeting of the Wide World club Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 The junior choir will rehearse Sat urday afternoon at 1: 30 o'clock. ~ Next Sunday, Rev. Frederick l.. Richards of the North church, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, will pr2acn morning and afternoon with Rev. pr. G. W. C. Hill Rev. Mr. Richards ls prominent in the work of the National council.
 First Church of Christ.
 The Young Women's Foreign Mis- sionary society will hold a sewing meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur Bacon, 50 Lexington street, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock The society is working for the maternity ward of Madura hospital. India.
 The classes of the New Britain Training School for Religious Tea1l-
New Britain herald., 1916-02-28
COMING TO BUY MUNITIONS.

Madrid. Feb 26. via Paris Feb. 27, 1885 a. m. (Delayed) ),-A spanish commission which has been appoint ed for the purpose of accepting de- livery from U. $. manufacturers oL the war material purchased by Spain will leave February % for New York on board the steamship Manuel Calvo. The Spanish transport Almirante Iobo will convey the war material from the United States to Spain.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-28
Events Tonight

"An Outsider', Lyceum thcatcr.
 High class photo plays, I'oX's thea ter
 Vaudeville 1nd motion pictures keCncN's theater.
 Harm ony lodge. A. r. X A. M., meets in Masonic hall
 Bazaar and trading post. I. 0. R. M., Turner hall.
 Gerstaccker lodge, I. Q. Q. F., meets in Turner hall.
 Court Prosperity, F. of A., meets at 217 Main street.
 Star of Good Will lodge. $. of B., meets in Jr. o. |. A. M. hall
 New Britain Circle, C. of F., meets at 34 Church street
 A. w. Harvey lodge, A. o. l.. w., meets at 1S7 Arch street.
 w H. Hart Debating club meets tt Y. NJ. C. A.
 Water commissioners meet in City La1. ..-t.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-28
PAROLE PLAN \ SUCCESS.

Sacramento. Cal, Feb. 2S-Only three and one half per cent. of prison- CTS parOled from Ca1ifornia's pcni- tentiaries have gone back to d life Of crime, according to figures made pub lie today by the state board of prs- on directors. A total of 3625 pris- oners have been paroled since the pas- sage of the state law in 1892 to Jan 1916.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-28
LOCAL BOY HONORED.

Howard w. Woods, son of Mir. and Mrs. William Woods of Pleasant street has been hOnOred by election to the presidency of the Connecticut club at RenSsalaer POlYtechnical Institute at Troy, N Y. Mr. Woods is taking d course in civil engineering and is a member of the class of '17A He was graduated from the local high school in 1911.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-28
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING.

The Woman's club will meet tomor- row at 3 o'clock in the chapel of tho First Baptist church. "The Home ane the War Problem will be the subjec' of an address by Captain Charles W Burpcc of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-28
THANKS FROM SERBIA.

Paris, Feb. 27, a. m. CDelayed) - Crown Prince Alexander of Serbia, accompanied by Premier Pachitch. is soon to make trip to Rome, Paris and London to thank the entente gov ernments for the assistance they have rendered to Serbia, says a Havas des patch from Athens
New Britain herald., 1916-02-28

The Petshenga was formerly the German steamship Erik Larsen which was captured by the Russians early in the war. She was of 1,647 gross tons, and was built at Luebec11 in 1903.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-28

Piles Cured in to fl Days.
 Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First application gives relief. soc.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03
ROOSEVELT IN RACE
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Colonel's Rackers Call Confer.
ence and Tangle May Go
Into Courts.

MITCHELL :. d., MAY t,--~Rackcrs ot
Colonel Roosevelt in South Dakota is
sued 4 call for 4 conference of all
|Repuhllcans favorIug his nomination
tr the Chicago convention to be held
IN Mitchell on May 10 with the aNoWeSi
Intention ot swinging the state Ton
HIM in the presidential preferences
rt4NSe VI the party PRIMARY on MAY u,
Case May Go to Courts,
The possibility that the oyster Ray
STATESMAN MAY enter she lists in the
South Ee,kua Republican primaries
asatns Senator A Il. Cummius, the
only presidential candidate whose
hSiahe will be printed OH tste Ballots he,
cause Ae is She ou{y ane wlN>, sap
poTterS iled their petition with she
SECRETARY " state, has created 4 tsalisl,
cat Situation which Il may take the
taNeSS ~ aslssSganiAle. Under the Nr<s,
NiStaa Ut Ehe Sss,eil<iReay passed by
the special legislative session during
t(1e $tsco0& week ~ ttAasTtarS, ;Asa
n&&ssa> az presidential candidates mast
)Ssa Shed al beast Forty DAYS before the
Primaries ~ W. pNsSSt%S 1ll ay the vaI-
sy> in she preferential Sa&St ~ the
primary tSw These names are Ne
aujyTN; u M placed OGSau the hallas by
d petition ~ : neG reay at the voters
~ are r$yGr N she Stase. Ta&&r this
c,sssd(eSS>sl. saly ne Nasae " Senator
IssGaaNts$ <,aa}a s,o2sgta aA3&syxa ;9s,A pr
&lStSN t}TNNGarS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03
HOUSE RIVER
HAS ST. GAUGE

A}naC- atav The river guass
this a5aa-roar 81 : 6,clocS showed
3E,y7 Faeg s -5Sa al even & lsals ioos
during 3he SsS> 5E9<Zss-fou~ hours
THIS STEADY 5rgszsase Indicates sla- s
Ia cce~ volume az water was IN shs
llyNs. SeCGthn> q. ire Tlver than WIS
az f3rSs beltsVaG sTlae -1va- II nUS
spreading o0g 10 Two and IL some
places tour anG FIVE times lis Ea-me,
width. ana 5lse rfse ar 1hES SI2ene5
surface means liza : taa- a. flTS
times lssTge- volume al STa.ec - CON
ing down from The upper stretches
tlssr tha-s TcE> 3 sgaw days asa
Ths 77ata~ mss h-aseE nas al ms
haT7sc> al SsTeT23 ug2ces aesouc tAas rs3cS
s1lt aside ram the ircarvensarne a.
5ne wafer and -,1a saNdire al tins cal
ta-S. no damage 3 halnS 6171s-!tt1ss4s,
y. No properly = being washed s7E@.y
tho1Y-h Inc g3xarssae pa-S pav5hn-,
With Is no anchored pe-y Salid,y O..
is fonrdss 7srsfl- = being tied viii
csh{eS t6 n-eTeag ii fran tseaEirls
away
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03

Gas5 rhe falao~SHG relative ~ &aa
.'e'a--sN 5y&Eell. ,-iga ajC feature 4sarga
3uE "a fhs RlSrsaras ~&ar.
-T}sa ssov@r asr>' Showing q. "'7-ns
Na'H--laN-@iaIs~ a. liza 4.g-5c iFyz@r-e
aG~inC the eeaas, az 4r-3a 3 n-oeaS. ans
q. tNa h$eSa~: s2ravsisgc ~ ~ ,za- 9gra
<antal ~ t3sa. s.oW25a1 theatre n
aace j. sgs2raG ~esEh g htE rgn f2sa-
MsHaSa~ SSh~5e. before tc fs8S tasEy,
a'a,a,. gara t5r<c Rgs.>s ~ 12,a -~e>as,
nnassaE :, to,- rats1rr engagement. fa.
7,rsa gs.-f5rE- v-ssssz a Nav y
THIS nrcTe~ 27evorE 6Naa- tha
tbs Esssn5a-fa, >-ti0rzzs1fon A. Rszg
Rzs,,',7S gs0re, d ms Sa3tc os1xS2 .svse
o.. = ire 49, va IT. tie banding
ii 5Ass -gSrasz authors vaa-S>. Atenarz-
Sshwss- II commenting OK tnrs picture
<>s7<-
In Al, ugy experience ~ ss- ezhfh>
Star szar safely >ar tar>a rare- Nsi.
: 8 H-cs5ett5or tasa, sarsaS more uu;
Versa an5 FeTprahis comment thar
'-7-s-a Nesa--Te<,ly We'll a.v Nnlg -acra.
y fnsas had r2>c p-a~ScsrSly n-oeSis7t
t1a- a sStrs5sAi rng a. 1vrn vzassS Asit
Sa2. -s>itSre the -eturr A>csisc vii
~ as,Ste ~ ssaenisS v-j,h ny eaSNaela
1scv>
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03

The Grand ;heAtva yoiA, viii osey
yAe hrs, hSg $ri <N&Hllu cAsf2I>iN,
The S8hNlST3NI, Pirate" xhtsMsa IN
GiStnsctN. 1>a;S bjS Tr(aREte special is
said u be ore " the funniest fig01S
ever screened aNd y>AN ever ave
months 20 make, rSvt ~ ;te S1ia bss,
nag made in jaNlHfca,
There MIR also he SGreeNexi TO-DAY 4
Nig Grialth spectacle. The EdSe al
;he AAy$S. WIN Willard MACK MAY
Roland, Frank Mills HF15 &}lSStST <&St.
This IS = naoSJ wyryederfG1 piStaGv an6
$oi,fe very Sawit&cvimk S>eaeS are
ScUNeae& ia II, TS>i&y'< Show Is 4
@lUe-}NaaleS and VIII SJSvV \ Ett1e BIZ
AaCjier ;hSu yAe Vaz0EaS yIvgae
IRE Sjsn a. <re Cross.
and impressive S}g21 Sacr>Son " W3GSAa
E&yTwtt'$ SuhUgae ana IaamovJSl ara,
ms. The S}Sn II the Cross. one u
the Most nogah}e sWasesSs ever pro
6uS>G by yhe Famous 7uIGat Hoasvaaa
AZ The Grand ThgrS8ay
This mammoth nyHSS2>t{a1 has Ire,
AIRED 4 TlsrHgva 5ArHaEAaa5 hFaslar&.
where 1; was released ,jG~17S The sam,
7yleC 70 fN h,N,Sjnk dates scared rs
early N Sdv&HGe ot 3he p7o6NStiau 81
last February,
THE sign al The Cross Is a-aduc,
ei IN aS&or&ance with the best tra6l-
yionS al yl2e FaRoa< Players FSlm @,
EvSCyJhjRg has AasU done a give the
most SUnaptUaIyS settings 70 = nssv
which tends Itself aGu2lrah,v 70 srac,
tstOlsc effects, ana Jhe rs>1;lt y 8
flGa which rivals IN Sp1eESor sny al
the SIsSSScs1 p-o&asctihuS s7sJ n~sSent,
/ "a 20 z17e pHhlSG"
~The Sisa al The Cross DERIVED
from cl,e Syrohhl whSGh 70 SraraS a.
. millions has For many centuries borne
so profound 3 significance, has heer
filmed in I've parts by the rsmo31>
Players with an eNtTs vsssrSe al sScar-
&c ana SNa112cWisr efecCS and 3 ta5yh.
fulraS< % Jha ewSEias2 settings and
atmosphere seldom SsaH in mnzior
pjl-ure>
~Ns sInNSnal Y~n6nCgIor wi7s ,-ama1n
az THE ;Erzn& Thp~St5s.v. matinee and
niS1,,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03
WITH THE MOVIES
Orpheun1

Actors "liro" parts IN "rhe Marble
Heart" Realism dominates produc.
ton and places Il on plane by itself.
Sometime the thcme Of 4 play takes
such hold upon the men aud wome,,
called upon TO portray the varying
roles that Il lifts the actors entirely
out ut themselves ana converts them
into creatures strange even to them.
selves
Such thing has happened IN the
William FoN feature flm "rhc Marble
Heart" IN which Violet norner,
l.o0isc ktal and Waiter Nt|tor are ~
real IN their remarkable roles THAI na
one IN an audience watehMg the pic.
tulp ever caula I've convinced that
they were meNelN actorN plaving
lNArtS,
THE Marble Heart" WAS praaucea
ror William Fo> iR his sr1Aat St,sii,NS
az KINGSTON, lat0aita, and has had
months NJ riaoruNS Supervision m Iii
rNscGinn. Audiences Who NllNw tAe
EM nrNaue,ioNS ct,N$eGy ave almost
certain t0 RAIN IL AS ape ~ WlllialN
F0N'S a}yNNr,ASt NlEt&lyNS.
"'Che Marble HEAR" Mn I've &,,,aN ~
the NrpheMn ThoayWa Thursday sRd
ErtdaN VI this week
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03

AssndaN IS alive 70 tl,e advantage
a. wal Tvay,>6 streets,
par Businessmen Know fhat tl'e II.
~eStn,eNt vii bring slaeua large n,
tutns N i>caAsSes srq,se ss>6 tl,a rise
IN n-y,~A-sv vs',,eS
Ire T1iAslne tV,nSva tulsteS tNse SIS.
-ec SSty s,non the enterprise shovu
Meridian is sattins : pace for Rs
~narsS ~ this -ss>>q,
Esat us eensl Il MOI s,,frssS he- thsS
vesr N tsse na~,ee- a. ~,ieaS 1a-AG
~rsst Is tsse SS-sS a rsealr- tayaz es8'l
-esse Ire T>pir <,stseS hi ta,s sg5ssosgra
ssore 90 s-4s.eSt 4~a~srse-ssa, sarta-
ss ~ seats.
IRE SO Is erasSas Rss ~ssn Nar.
ear s-s rsss~sa4s VIII ~ c.-v7,s-,
i<ssssv e~e, -ses- snss-sses So Sas-
tscas Ore csa-e, g-cs a-@s r-csez-
~ssAses sssssts1s tese sasAsr. Desa ezsve
nessss .e rasr n szr-est s.e~a-az-atSsz
"a ~ es~s s>s aaS 3 - Fs~ as
ss~r -ssr ssss tvsa ts,ssS wss ~ sFsss-ss
~~s-a esssss ~ sraAse srsare ora,
ssa NsSsssr a~sS rsras sessressaae
ss-s f~a-s es-s ssssarssS cta-ts r. sare
sesAef.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03
MRS. PEAVEY WINS
SUIT FOR 100000

NSWuaanal$S, May i.-KataariNe
Jordan Peavey today Won her sui;
asainS; T. n, Wells. Frank T. Senee
finger and c, F. neavs- for the retN-a
o. 1000 shares Of stock n r, Fl. Pea,
vey { 90, turned over 20 SaNelaRses
and Wells ny he- husband, the late
George ", Peavey. in 1897, Distric;
5R5ra c s. 5aliae directed the 5nlr7rs
date -stU-a Of the stock 70 NrS, Pea,
Nev and the cancellation Of 4 note for
S7aflAed sven IN exchange for the
stock
Denies SrsuS Charge
The caG-t declared there was no
foundation for the plaintiffs charge
that hs- husband was Naas- ths dom.
3Ratioa az Wells ana f7sssslff.nre- ii
TIRE time al the transfer o. her charge
thar rs had made himself mentally OF
physically Incapable ct exercising
judgment through excessive use OF
%ry,h~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03
PLAN MEMORIAL
DAY CELEBRATION

WsShenrR. y d, May The nn>s
dag IN shs wear 9lsa1 y fs1s3ns1v or
served IN Nyaslleurn each scar Is He
mora Tag This wear * sea,nsS -oE
TgsSa&y and Arrangements arr AZ
ready in Vl7a hands OF seven commit
tees u maze the afsa5- q success
Aug & johnson Is rhs Chairman
az ghs cfagTn5t-ssS- and each camu3iE-
sae has q chairman. The .0cn1zi,Tsas
ara Is fnIlows: publicity parade. T-5,-
gran, q nsll, p-agCsm II cemetery
speaker. ranSlc ami finance
Ths BOY SSonGS ana Camp T-37s
Girls E57l Tasas an acy5vF Baz= A
chorus n fssarEaar thirty anE +H~ry
vnicses E7D sing rsa--5at}c songs ana
THssa hand v-ili march IL tlse parade "a,
:lssa cemetery
cnrghaS He1ai}> viii l-s gIvzn IL 1he
mex 4Ssas o. Ehe ssaaer
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03
REMOVAL PETITIONS.

A mass al petitions rurnortins to
contain the requisite number of s'gna
lures have been filed with the secre.
tarv Of state. No one knows whether
the signatures are all genuine or not
It Is formidable array Of names,
that is all IN the absence Of all law
prescribing the operation of the IN
itiative ana referendum clauses at
The constitution, il is possible to use
any method 10 secure signatures No
corrupt practices act provides punish
ment for corruption There Is moth.
me to prevent the barter IN sigma.
lures. Forgery can he matttcod WITH,
ont much danger ot detection.
II is to he hoped shat North Dakota
maliru will not blind itself ~ che cnn.
dilions surrounding this nrmicioUs rlo'
Ia place wheels Wndcr state msttU,.
lions. Erery method Known to the
rWrbstme politician was used ~ induce
people ~ sirn The promoters did
moi even gtop at decentioN Money
WAS hNhiIy offered for signatures.
Tho people W this state amended
the constitution ani hrMaM ahon,
present conditions No laws have been
passed by the legislature providing y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03
NON PARTISAN FIELD
LEADER EAS JARED
CAREER IN Sp0NA Ng
fCa1sinned fro1 eass One

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5sssS ware zass@~ lT, eEF-g nsgz- sEG
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03

national socialist body appearing as
reformed Christian minister. con.
verified TO socialism. and nov adyo.
eating the real truth and shaming the
devil This work brought out fair re-
turns aud Martin was surveying the
tie(i FOR 4 new berth when he landed
in North Dakota, A field opened there
the eQuat OF which he had not seen
tor years and glowing accounts OF his
situation We're sent 10 his friend
Coates IN the 1919 city election
Coates WAS again defeated and within
4 few days after the result was an.
no0nced published his intention OF
Joining Martin in North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-03
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v, {. FULLERTON
RESIGNS To HEAD
NOR. Static BANK

Grand Forks N&v w. +, S3,J
seG, who has resigned Ms RaSI;oa sS
EesSGreG a the SsEaae-S ana Me-,
SAaa$cS' SSvInSS bank. mas been Il.
ectei vS2s president u the Northern
Safe bank, Tbs chsnSe becomes eli
factSve Monday Me- l.
" Z, C'Caara-. who has been Sc
Cetscy ~ ths Farmers saS &eShsa
asS' hank >Tecs lis organization, has
been aaeSca5 treasurer 20 succeed Mr.,
TG9ae.
Jas. Y. logan. --so hs> beer 1en.
age- Of tbs ST SS3Esi-s Lumber com.
nsRs'S of7ce IN FhSs e5sv for the TsaS1
-four yrss-s, hiss ess- chosen Sac-sts-y
70 S,ccseS tr-. oGanr0-, Mis- Ger.
t-RSa Shaw fss been eles-aa a>Sf>e,
a1i secretary
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1:45 p. M, address Of welcome, DR..
Mclaughlin president New Rockford
Commercial Club, and Rev. Hitchcock,
pastor.
Response, President Hampstead.
SIS p. ~. address. Rev. =. e. Jack
son. Bismarck. or Rev J. 0. Buswell,
Minneapolis.
Saturday, June 10.
600 =. III. devotional service.
9.I5 q. M. business session; roll
call. Two minute reports Of delegates.
Iu:aG Z. n. school methods, Rev.
H. II Ro'tmann.
Il:@o a. n, bible sud- hour, ReT.
Boswell or Rev. Rowe.
Afternoon.
7.45 .. III. officers, conference Rev.
D. A Polling,
-. D. m. business session.
- ? N, bible hour, Rev. Bnswell
or Rev. Rove.
4:2o, p. n address, Rev. D, A. Pol
ing.
5ea p. n delegates conference,
Rev B. Z. Jackson.
f:Il. D N. banquet, followed By
short address.
Sunday. June Il.
-:5sa .. m sunrise meeting, Rev. II.
Il. RorFman0.
Regular caurcb and sunday school
services.
2cE.o u. n Citizenship Rev, D. a.
Po1DE
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c. {. CONVENTION To Be
HELD IN NEW ROCKFORD
Many Prominent Speakers vi.
Address the Convention Which
Conveaas June 9. 10, y.

Ui2s ChciStiaa s.nElaa~D- societies
OF Noy:h laE1.a. Numbering a52at 15Q
viii hold 1he.- sGnua- convention IN
New Rockford June g. 40 and IL.
Rev Iaaa3el = Polling, associate
natioGa, president has @aal s=cG-e6
as one al t1as r-jncJga. speakers. and
7gln as IN attendance during -a. e.
t5-e convention. Nit. Polling had
charge c5 Jaa fr5re squadron, winch
llszie z 1nlr Of aa United SAFES las,
rear in glIe interest," nf ua3ala1 pro
hia5.50E E4s j. iI-a-E II eEs Izo2,
ranks oL ghs IaEEsSs movement ~
Christian ac.y9-g IN rhe 55EgjGe4 y>a1es
and III hs world salaE
Rev Z. x Eogruau, field secretary
Tor Nn--h EsaE8-z, South Dakota. Mon
tara. 4Gcho ard Oregon, wll GaEa 1T
ac75ns ua~ III p-Gnu3Ec ta@ EarR 1.
tlls +a0EEenEihU.
Re-. Brace f. 5a@Esnn b5 .loe HIS
TBarcS 8aUt5S@ ,ssgU--,8- be Is an ,.n-
ThHS5aSC3c wnBsEgE Ys-snls3s-,~ worker. VI.
tse IN attendance. ana Ell. hs a3e 81
me Sle8s.s,2r,z- lie Sass !ig.5t 10, q stTaErs
2SGy >eGH1S and Camp FIRE 1-zaAiz2
aims ana has Il saE-SS nnGrg and other
So ilte58r attractions Tor rh,. vaum1 s-a.
pts "a. his -clE-sh. lBah"r ss,a&Ears will
f,a 5U attendance. " T.. Ttr1SSfr q.
NJ I,a@ElHrE. = chairman q. me .caG-
Ft.n-faG committee
T3,e faslDE-5as GaG.a. .E-E B~aa-am AaS
Ga-.L outlined.
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GRAND FORKS
TO GET SCHOOL

Grand Forks, y. ~. MAY I.--The
North Dakota Supreme court ieciGey,
that the Grand Eosss board Of eGa-
eatisa acted within its authority IN
transferring faa&s 10 maze possible
the construction 81 Il new school
hoaSe
Under the decision. the contracts
entered into BY .he beard Of esiuca.
tioa many months ago, are made val
ID,
The school asht has been uaSer
way Ia the city for aooat two years