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80 MADISON AVENUE
80 MADISON AVENUE
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES.

Additional scouts fui;h s'a'osl arc nee,ied 20 %
lee tie ,ouc O. '.c road race IN the Harlem
report n pc.utv Commissioner Cla-k a. Seventh
Avenue and 18th street Friday evening. a,
O'Clock. 81 uniform.
Ouly thirty answers haze been received N pei
cards asking what cts troops vii parlci1 ~
tho rally OIL April =. Before iuriaef afr1hsenen
arc made we would like 81 answer from The 10Y
other troops in the city.
The Gramer'7 Ncighbo-hocd Asso. iaiion WI e
the host - re ohi-9'-io"h ne'I@ a. ne Ss.il.
% The evening will be given W % eatc-tsi D.
nient. reception and Indian exhibition. 1t may -
E-orr scoyrs present
The name - the scout from zach troop mskinr
the best time 1 tyins the following ien knots md
bitches and whipping /. inch rope should be sent
IN flesc heslguar-ers Tor entry ir competition =,
r.lly contest, square. houllnc sheet tcnd sheep
shank. c'ote hitch timber bitch fshcunau's Knot.
leo i,'fii.cies boUii On hight. ,srrick bend
Rope viii b provided a. rally
me fae. carr race WI eC, ol PoIf ses,d 1s
&C., d.,.3rg 80 io1d T., ,ic aIrrifg pot ,Yd
vrio,di~s leaTs ~ risIf 70 each car,
nc uamcs o sr'1ts w, neIr" Nl'n ,@,,i'I
I se.i :, 80 ,o ~ ir,saia--rrs
Over three hundred ,cou, o! ne Manhai',l
hfoni 'Yuncli w 10, ~ Scouts Oh Hiue'. ~
ip', pi.i y. ne 80 y. ,i D., my S,,.,, T'e
sco1 mad, a.,eye' Sisg N any i'e s ge'' bo s
TIE fs9 dTsT ana Sns s sc. 81 fete,i
many conDlmcrs for me boys' aleftne,' resdines'
40 neg ara G'n o,'1 ''so1,,, sHe-12or More
inan ~ 'l', "g' e 80, iy Naturalization. -
az ..,,i,ie, -'Jc- 10 l-e,ior ~ St~utnas,er
f@ ~ 80. go i,tcr...i,e erf ihi'lors OF
ioin-i". re uls 90 ,-.n,ii,rg 1ro' tting 81.
n , -,- u" 49,. t,' - eeeot,y ID Fsu1
vi e. ..1,,,s No. N ,ho outs ,ssrs
e. ir, tr, rcr.sldersbe number y non
lc'sn 'eu yo4qt i-od,, en-, noo, 20 Win issh
a. !t..i,..s .,,,. en- .enfei. 81 Is a. lel Is.
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Emil Pallenberg Gusts
Katharine Wallace as
Performers Pet.
RETIRING RULER
VISITS SUCCESSOR
"Nicest Ever Saw" She Admits,
While Clowns Regret School
Has Captured Her.

There IS a new baby in the circus
and Little Katharine Wallace doesn't
quite know whether to be jealous or
proud of it. Katharine is the famous
circus baby, who has slept in the hay
with the lion cubs and learned to walk
hanging TO the proud thumb Of Waldo,
the clown.
Those happy days are numbered. and
with them Katharines reign. mere
was wailing among the clowns and the
trapeze girls yesterday when 1t was
learned that Katharine would not travel
with the circus this year. She is big
girl now, almost five years old, and
must 20 20 school.
Yesterday she paid an official visit
20 the new baby. and gravely bestowed
upon it the kiss of sovereignty.
Little Emil Pallenberg smiled under
the kiss. lie smiled too, when the
photographer fashlight went off right
in his eyes. thereby proving himself d
true son of the circus.
"He is the incest baby | ever saw"
declared Katharine, and she ought TO
know. She has brought up baby tigers
and baby girafes. and can tell just
how to modify milk for a sickly kan
CARGO baby. She was delighted when
she heard there was a real human
baby TO play with this year, but her
ioy was short-lived when it was de-
creed that she could not accompany II
on the road.
Emil is the six-weeks-old son OF Mrs.
Emil Pallenberg, mistress Of the
trained bears. Teaching a grizzly 20
ride a bicycle has no terrors for the
mother, but she confessed yesterday TO
some trepidation concerning the prob
lem Of getting her boy to sleep nights
when the elephants trumpet.
81 no like bears any more she said
in her broken English. Baby much
nicer. | take him always with me. II
they no let him go ! no go and bears
no CO.
The bears came out OF Germany with
Emil Pallenberg three years ago. They
went first TO Holland and pu. up at an
inn, where there was a beautiful daugh-
ter with circus ambitions. She and
the bear master eloped, going first TO
Russia 20 escape the angry parent.
and when the war broke out coming TO
this country.
The women of the circus have already
taken little Emil under their protection.
Many have volunteered 20 sit with him
while mother puts the bears through
their morning stunts. Pearls Of wis
dom concerning babies in a circus are
proffered from the depths OF their OK
perience. but the dean Of them all is
Marie Williams, nurse 10 Katharine
Wallace.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
NShirgr. April

ARMY.
c,p, WARREN ". wHIrsIDE. cav. unassigned
ri-S, rlsu, JAMES A GAiIoGLf; G A. ron
.s.irnrnert lifd Co 70 unassigned lst
CAP, HERBERT 6. WHIFPLE. retired s,ssne1
- ,r,ive duty: detailed an acting u ", -
viii prcred to Philadelphia a. ASSISTANT ~
rl-,, Lieut.. JOIN c WATERMAN. INF, in,pec,o''
instructor. from Burlington 70 Norhheld. w.,
al take permanent station IN connection Nlln
dat!es pertaining 10 organized militia OF s'n.
ssvs q, sh~erce 'or two months sFNt"l 49,
leu, ROY " HOLDERNEss. Cav, 70 80
effect on r,iisf from Miliiiry ACADEMY "e''
Idd.,io-, Second Lieut.. CHARLES HERRtCk.
sOth Inf, assigned second Lieut. 70 il'h III
rA.u,. A. = KIBBEE. detached command JARVIS
sun, O. L. ANGENY 10 nsy yard. Pnhaae PMS
p surg A. II. ALLEN. detached nav yard.
Phisiephis Aprl y 70 Texas.
Oh Mach O. W FARCHILD. tetschsd Nso'S"
20 home and wai' orders.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
April 4-B.rrninrham. AZ Key West. ,heyenns, =.
Donoush a, Pensacola: Parker o. Noreh var
Perry ard whippie. a, san Pedro. Nero a
ropo!obsmpo: Winslo~. a. cramps.
Apri l-D-i. N-~ London 20, Ne'po1 70
"a Nerpor ,or Block Island. Eagle. Cue
farsmo 70. Hayticn waters. farrsgN. Nae =.
,Td Tor ssr Pedro. Parker. Hampton hoaas y
No-io t. Perry and Whippe Ssn Diego 'o' -
Pedro
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Joseph II. Cohen. manufacturer OF
women's cloaks and suits.
Cammann. VOORHEES, & Floyd nave
leased the building 80 Moore st. to the
Bloch Forwarding and Trucking COM
pany; the building at 7 st; John 3
Lane TO the Hubbard Portable oven
Company. Of Chicago. Ill.
William H. Whiting & Co. have
rented the large store on the south
east corner Of Nassau and Beekman
sts. for term of years to Henry
Krauss for a mems wearing apparel
shop: this firm also leased the store
and basement pa Pearl St. TO Pat
riache & Bell; the small store at -
East o3d ST. to Max Brochman; 5000
square feet in 349 Broadway to Clark
& Gibby: loft at % Beekman ST
to the Perfect Binding Company. a
loft at 1917 Fulton st. TO the Burglar
Proof Lock and Hardware Corporation,
and space at 409-4l5 Pearl 81. 20 the
Export Press, Inc.
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Business Leases on
East and West Sides

po.sc 4 Gilman have leased to Jo-
seph Lewis the store at 40 Nassau
q, tho lessee is the owner Of the
Dollar Shirt establishments. In con
junction with A. J. Bastine 4 Co., they
have leased a loft in sA Broadway 70
carl FEEDER e. Co. and sub-leased the
store in the Buckingham Hotel. at 6l9
eth av., 10 VI. Dee, an interior decor
ator.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased al the northwest corner or isth
ST. and Eleventh av., space 20 Inc
Epoch Producing Company; At l2-lb
West 9th st.. space 10 Abraham Bern
stein. Inc: a. lOt Fifth av.. a floor 10
tho Gotham Clothing Company; az 1916
broadway, the building. 70 the Mason
Motor Car Company. Inc. for "a term
Of wears. and A. 10i West 45th st., =
loft 20 De Blasco & Co. for term OF
years.
william p. Bloodgood & Co. Inc,
have leased space IN the Fitzgerald
Building 20 the Gillette Distributing
Company for a term Of years.
Warren & Skillen have rented in the
stock Quotation Telegraph Building, rs
Beaver St, the tenth floor 10 Edgar J.
Ihaycr, the eleventh floor 10 Frank G..
Alden and space 20 the Western Union
Telegraph Company; and at ia Fulton
-. ofices 10 Jerome {. Baum.
Bastine e. Co. have leased. at 2l3
Fourth sy, floor TO Samuel Rappa-
port, dealer in woollens: at 4 West 10Th
st.. aoor 20 the Sonia Company. Inc.
manufacturers Of toilet preparations.
end a. sll broadway floor 10 Carl
FEEDER, dealer in human hair goods.
William A. White & Sons have rented
70 julius !. Cohn the store at 1877 East
9th 81
The julius Friend. Edward VI. Levi
Company has leased for the Wallack
Construction Company. a. 1898 East
ga ~ the tenth. eleventh and twelfth
hoors. containing $4,000 square feet. 10
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htilliners Purchase Fifth
Av. Home of August
HeCkSCher.
BUILDERS REPORTED
BUYERS OF FLATS
Houses in seth st. Said to Have
Been Sold for Apartment
Improvement.

August Heckscher has sold his home,
at GO Fifth av.. adjoining the south
west corner of 50th st. II IS to be
Immediately converted into a shop py
Naison Maurice, milliners, now at DO
Fifth av. It is q five story structure
occupying a lot 25x1oo. The land IS
owned by Columbia University. and II
: understood that Mr.. HecSscher sold
tho building with a lease Of the ground
Cor a prjce around s125,000. He rented
q, apartment recently in 800 Park av'
Albert J. Moore was the broker IN the
transaction.
Two old-fashioned fats on East ee'n
g, abou, midway between Madison ana
Park avs. have been sold 70 wen
known builder. who plans 10 re!mproVe
the site with a high class apartment
structure. according to report IN EeaI
estate circles yesterday. The deal al
fects the two five story houses at 6A
and 6s. each occupying a plot 5l'liN
1922. owned by the Robert W. Taller
estate and Sarah f. Davis, respective
lv They have been in the market at
St25 600. Immediately adjoining the
Mot on the east is a twelve story apart
ment acquired few years ago oy w.
Emlen Roosevelt from the Putnam
Construction Company.
Other sales follow
MANHATTAN AV.-Morris SchlnasI'
Of Schinasi Brothers, sold to Leo D..
Newburgh the three story private
dwelling. 400 Manhattan ay, at the
southwest corner of 1l7th ST.
CARTER AV.-Brady g. Reale nave
sold for the John j. Tully Company TO
n client, the FIVE story twenty-family
APARTMENT, on a plot 37.6XSo, at 1861
Carter az. The purchaser gave IN part
payment the five story cold water nat
on A plot 25xlO0. at $40 West ODD st.
Hath ST.-O'Reilly & Dahn have re-
sold for Agnes Farrell to an investor
237 East Hath ST., five story fiat. on
lot 25xlOO. near Second av. A recently
reported deal for the property was not
consummated.
l24TH ST.-Dena Gehringer bought
from Arnold Thayer and others 40
West l24th St. five story nat, on lo'
o5xlOO1l. near Mornlngside az. Inc
price was S24,45O. mortgage OF
sol 900 was taken back by the sellers.
l0STH Henry Brady has sold for
Mary +. Brady 10 Abraham Stern l'l
and l73 East 10Sth St, two four story
single flats. on plot 33.6Il00.11, between
Third and Lexington avs.
CANNON PLACE Calm & Pittman
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Costello. lsi. 70 cle-ic.l and hons. su,,
James Ward %. and Ambrose " va rDss
10 Marine DIV. thirty dAys, - m 49, Ia
Leaves Of Absence without p.v Spp
4: Abraham Goldsfein. 18th. d.r q N. A.,
2: Julius IsaAss. ~. / dsy. IL, n. Az
John +. Cone. i'isi. days. tpn ~ !.
Full Pay whIls On Sick R.ssr.-p.,.'s
ward Rolston. SD. ai5 a. m, Mr. oo,rs q:
disability hrssy l. EoYsas s'sS. 4; x ss.,s
2fsth. $50 m.. March q dust "eashhc
william ". Crawford. rra-ic G. sss Hhietic
%. during disability. and William Ns-
Traric G. . 30 p. m. Nsrfh % dn,,, tsnat
Resignation isrolman Ednsnd keos oss.t-,
feet l. D. m. April ,. ~
Amend msnt.--so much ~ Parasr.ph
sth l. ID for duty IN raidcl premise. ''folzs' .
20 read % 9Th !. d. A1s1.s
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and Shaw & Co. have sold for Catherine
c. Giles 10 Victor LAMBETH the south
east corner of Cannon Place and ZoSth
St, comprising about twenty lots Inc
rev owner plans to improve the proc
erty with two story dwellings.
ELEVENTH AVE.-William Lust
garten & Company. Inc. have oougn,
672 Eleventh av.. a plot 25xl0o. Tour
story and store building. The buyers
now control a plot l00xl00. being tne
northeast corner of Eleventh av. ana
4Sth ST
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

GUNNER AV. g. ii1 y Bo<,oN Roal. sfr
frame stable. 20,2o. Gerald Ianncfau. on prom
ises. owner. Samuel kesscr. 3 h iGjth si
architect. $1,000
MARION Az. . 8 80 10Th S. ! ''J frame
garage. .siI2l. James McGbnn 2sii Marion az
owner Wm kenny $500 Decatur az. archt 500
JACKSON Az. a 9. 1S7.l 1871 e. I sly gal iron
shop and garag. 1890. Leopold Gut,4g. se4
Jackson a.. lessee oEner Aninony Laura. 6-j
Js ckson az. aren't. toij.
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Alterations.
Manhattan.

1rH ST. 2s7 and 2ss West. 20 : ~ s'Ah',
4 Rozsu premises, osne- buell. & Eueil To-
sherman Az arclis. $50 900.
SD Az. cor ISM st. 70 So orices. e'c.
Elmer 4 Amend. premises. oSners. Linden
MEYER. - East 2sth 81. aren't 300
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NEW ROCHELLE. y. y.

y rAlRyIEW rTACE. OPEN fINE HoMr
GARAGE LARGE rfOT EINF SECTION
FIVE MINI tbs STATION AND >OtNp MORT
GAGE AND g. ooo hQI frl TERMS rkLE
PHONE. OWNER 3Si4 sol TIL. OR BOX e 49,
NEW YORK TRIBUNE y. r
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

s.tired.-l2 ? m.. April, 4. pa,ro.n,sn pane
Ryrne i-7t A. 500 Appointed Oct 81 lnSs.
Astiuned. As acting captain, Tcegapn buie@p
. n ~ Aprl s. Lieut.. George II. Ellis
f.mnorsry A,,Isa nents.-Pstronen Edward J.
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LONG ISLAND.

COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND WATER
FRONT PLOTS AT BRTGTITM ATFRS / I
SEND FOR BOOKLET IS r. u AcKEN-
SON co. / WEST 3trH ST. NEW YORK
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

EXPERT PRINTER. with advertising and
buying experience. would take managerial
position In private or small plant. could
promote business and cut costs. Clark IL
Tribune.
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and Mrs. J. William White. Philadel
phis.
Yesterdays Contributions.


TunIls ~ spIn'rt : IhooI sou'h Ofanse ]
S,ivs Henrsse RI.h BALDWIN. Donald n. noi
siore- HOLSTER. jean Sehu.h Rum IesfssA 81
cents each.
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AUCTION SALES

HENRY BRADY. SHERlFt"s AUCrIONTFR
sells this day, Thursday. April s. leiG at
II o'clock In the forenoon. at Pier g.. North
River. foot Of West 2,th Street II bundle.
OF Goat skins Goods must be removed i'm.
mciiately after tho sale
ALFRED u, SMITH. Sheriff
WALTER T FtrzsfAfMONs DEPUTY ehs,,H
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NEW JERSEY.

Attractive bargains offered b. Banking De
PARTNER, state 81 New York 10 builders.
investors and prospective homeseekers A
large number ~ vacant lois at Grsntwood
Morsemere. Ieonia. Ridgehed ami Tesneck.
New Jersey AZ one half ~ former owners
prices. Also large number 81 two-famiiy
houses AZ HUDSON Heights. tlinside and
Palisades Park. New Jersey. AZ sbou, one
half 81 former prices. All OF the above prop
critics are within nye-cent fare zone
and within thirty minutes ~ Manhattan.
These properties must bee sold quickly 70 close
the business 81 tSo corporations now being
llquidated by the Banking Department and
are offered AZ real sacrifice prices Special
Inducements 10 contractors and builders who
Will purchase a considerable number Of lots
For further particulars address Benz. ID
Iiaight. Special Deputy Supf OF Banks. care
Banking Dept. 81 Broadway. New York city.
JERSEY CITY. bergen section. i-room brick
all impts 20 minutes 10 New York. rent
t.5 Rowland. al Grand Street. jersey city
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NEW YORK STATE

NT.-IIouse and barn. near station. SIS.
Six rooms. spring water. lake view
\. Grifen. Croton Lake, n Y
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TOIEr REAL ESTATE FOR SALE o lOl
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COLLECTED BY a { SAKE tMPLoIEs or
TIL rInr MATTR OH. COMPANY.

COLLECTED BY cBAs. ". WILSON PROM
TROOP IS ROY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
BROOKLYN y. Y.....s.........-......'. %
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Clara Reudon Jennie Res-don Wallie Lynch.
Kittie Iynch. Elizabeth Csshion. Rossli- Niialine.
HATTIE Henri Hattie Frer Gaynor Junior. Foster
n Webb. " Dorothss Reid. Billy Gillespie AIMS
VIM Aston.
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WANTED.

WASTED -lnvalid'- wheel chair: mus,
have independent adJust able back and foot
rest, state price. y. 10 Tribune once
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COLLECTED BY I'd. Dennis FROM HUDSON
VALLEY CLUB CAR ASSOCIATION.

Ia Bau. H. r. Fsrgeon { r BAIT. ". " Ben:a-
min, 5. n. Creed; " y. Wa,keI G. i seco.j' "
J.. Johnson: A. l.. G1oFd ! J. hGsois, :, ~
81 Raymond. Townsend Young Geo-se Hyatt.
II Dennis and J. H. Stem. 81 each.
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COLltt I'D Bf hLbLhi N''is'hi %"N-'NN-
Miriam L Munsr 40 George Brown ..... 10
Albert W Munson.. ! 10 Gustavs Kuhn ....- 10
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Mr. AND MRS. DoCGLtS ROBINSON AND
LIGHT GRANDCHlLDREN ......... ..-..-Ni
NPIONLS or THE PLAII "hHi
pypINISC COMPANY

COLLECTED BY sTANLrY SARGEANT.
Eusnluore Patterson. 100 Edss- WiAsmson... ID
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

DAIRY FARM Three miles west Lake Ma
hopac y y. ifs acres. two good houses
fine barns and stables. me water. portion
farm suitabl" for poultry. abundance ~ fruit
trees. price $4,000. J j. G. BARRETT. os-
shining. y
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CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-CleAns ~
compfs.sei air. steam. hand or on floor. 1855
Broadssy Cl Eat 18th 81 coz A BRANDT
rs is2-lsih
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CARPET CLEANING.

JORDt>'S
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Tcl 46s3-tse3 Bryant. t3T-45o West i5th 81
Clssnlns-stofne-Aitsr ina-Reiaylns.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAEPErS
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Tohanna Redilck, 70 cents. LESLIE Bfisht JESSIE
scott Hazel johannes Hattie Wiess. Alice Johnson
Anna Berlin Ruth Gcldsiein. Ruth Gledhil Emma
eWitzer Fvelyn Lane Florence Cantor. Florence
Rosenbaun Margaret Deasllo. Violet Marley. Nlolet
Perkins Gertrude krsuss. Rose Loretta sarsh
Fr.nk. Adelaide Pausrgitni. 10 cents tsen
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SCHOOL AGf>(lS

American and --oreiEa Teachers Arsne,,.,.
Supple. Professors. Teachers, ts.,1
GOVernesses etc. 70 colleges. schooa,,,.
Families Apply 20 NJ. a. J. iV'
FULTON. % Union Sousr-
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
SHOES Experienced tu~rr 49, 'r -
ladies shoes. Ni t'm.r FILL. h''Es''
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NtITIGKtpIIl>G.

lftLTfCRArH TyPFWHI1TES LErrER% so,
81 20. 1000 MS: 10 900 50 GEO
wEATlfFRrOHD. 10 Hroadsy tEaultabl. Biis
Room | i3i Rector i3i.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-19

Tuesday evening the young ladies'
of this village gave; a farewell party
in honor of Miss Cecil NDbayda, who
shortly intends leaving to:s takesup
study in the IN Northwestern Conserve
toryt4of Music; at Minneapolis: This
beingaleapsyear the young ladiesfin-
xited heseligihle tyoungs mensinstown
to- the paxty,sxhich consisteaief dane
ing sprineipally then aaduhch then
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-19

Mrs. M. vobayda visited specialists
at Rochester, Mimi, last week reeard-
ing some, nerve affection which has
troubled here for some time and ap-
peared to be getting worse. She re-
turned, home Wednesday, with orders
from the doctors to cease. work and
avoid worry and excitement for q few
months.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-19

Abe Hanson is drilling a we'll at
the parsonage of the Catholic church.
Miss Mabel Stenerson came in last
Thursday from Baker for a visit with
friends here.
Harry Kneeshaw, we'll known insur-
ance man of Devils Lake, was a bust
ness visitor here Friday.
A large crowd went from here to
Devils Lake Tuesday night to hear
the address of Senator Cummins.
Mrs. John Kelly of Bisbee, came
down last week for a visit at the home
Of her brother, E. B. Hartman.
While the attendance at the T. B.
Farley sale last Saturday was not
large, everything sold for a fair price.
Nr.and Mrs. John Anderson of Rug
by, visited a few days this week at the
hsne Of MI. and Mrs. C. Gudmund-
j. sen. ~"
Earl Ellis local auto salesman re-
ports the sale Of a new Dodge car to
Ira Neidlinger,, prominent farmer NE
Of town.
hos. E. Morgan, former we'll known
business mar of Starkweather, came
up from Grand Forks Monday to look
after business matters here.
Word from Lloyd Stong has been
received to the effect that he is now
employed in the Chalmers Motor Co.,
plant at Minneapolis and that he likes
his position fine.
"The Girl From Dixie" was the at
traction at the opera house Monday
evening. 1t was a pleasing three act
drama that was very creditably pre-
sented by the company.
The Ladies Aid of the Bergen Luth-
eran church met last Thursday at the
home of Mrs. A. P. Sine. A large
number were in attendance and all re.
port a very pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. H. G. Moe of Douglass came in |
Saturday and visited with her daugh-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-19

Mrs. John Olderback received a mes
sage Tuesday morning that her faith
er, John Araas, was dead at his horne.
at Park River, after.a long illness:
from brights disease. Shortly after
receiving the message a bed in a1fap-.
stairs room was discovered to beaoH.
fire, caused by spark falling 'frona'
q defective pipe hole in the chimney,
under which the bed was standihg.-
Prompt action saved the house fdbna,
destruction, but not before the bed
ding was destroyed and considerable
damage had been done by water to-
ETC., in the rooms below.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-19
more dancing until about / o'clock y
m, when the party broke up after
spending a very pleasant time. ~

DR.. Nicholson was called to Graf
ton and Drayton Tuesday to be pres
ent at an operation for cancer upoI.
his father, Upon consultation it wac
decided not to operate as the risk was
too great. But it was decided to take,
the patient to Winnipeg to undergo.
X-Ray or radium treatment as the on
ly hope Of prolonging his life.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-19

Gus Young who has been operating
q cleaning and pressing establishment
at Cando, during the past summer,
will close ], e .hisssshep on Nov. 4th and go
to- Montana, whore he will reside on
his homesteadHduring the winter.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-19

Joe Jellick, Devils Lake plumbing
contractor and a crew of men came up
Friday to install the new furnace in
the school building. While here they
will put in furnaces in several private
residences. All of them were pur-
chased through A. Schweitzer.