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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28
- &pob Dor Snternationale gjort
+ at forbere0e 6re6?

Tor cit forDereOe SreO!
- Mllereoc / Sa1tl1ar 1915 1am=
n1enful0tc ri Ell &onfercnce | &Jg=
bc1boDn, 500 fun mellem Ne1trole,
for at fe, om WcDlennmerne ltaoig
be0ficnote Jig sc lan1n1e Yrincippcr
lom fpr &riger. 5boret bleD ia. S
Tebrl,or gift hi bibere meo en- &on=
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tere6e ri bos 5ocioloen,ofrotiet
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fire Hrincipper:
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q M"fifaffclle al Set beanmelige
Giplomott og Sn0feretie al porlo=
mentariif &ontrol be6 alle oiplon1a=
tiffe 5orbon0li1ger.
- MfbGbning.
A. Solfeues Net til Srlpbel tent
melle.
Gi btlbc MI goa ct 5fribt bibere
% prpbe0e / <@oog at inofol6e til
5eporot=&onference me6 Yortifpller
fra o1lc s. f~rigsfpren0e 2onbe. Wen
set gift life. Sp1ferne, 11trigerne og
8ulgorerne fon1, ie!+p gnqlen0erne
iogoe ia, og &en6erion itoo porot til
at rejle, 90 fan / 5te6et bh,p uo=
nnb,1t til Mil1ilter. Men Sronif=
mon0el1c bleb beo at begre Jig, og
6isic &rgringtr bor ifobt Wg6et /
| 3immerlpolb. Oct bar en- &onferen=
cr life mellen1 Hortier, mon 1nellem
Mennel fer. Get bar Social tier, men
sc reprei entere6e life 5ocioliitcrne.
@i fun6e oo1oa bobc lommenfc1ot
Erinotfolf, Ser nil6c orbej0e for
6rc6en> men Dor Opqobe bar at
iomlc Eortier11e.
Noo> 81 8jergerc life hiloe font
ME til M1tbome0, loa rej1te jog /
5tc<,t for ii! Sranfrig % G11glon6.
81 bar ltooi9 eniee ONT at foo /
Ston6 en- international 5om1nen=
fom|t, men tillige flare obcr, at Set
life nptteoe at f@orcere 0en> ioo lpn=
&c Ser bar Wo0ltono / 2ranfria:.
is M1,gult ofbolot,s igie>1 Ell neutral
&onference / Sooa mco Mmerifo
Ncn Song enomt life / &rig),
5fonoinobien> Sollano, 5po11ien,
Mrgeati1o, %. cn0mt Ell Gang be-
toneoe hi Ne0benoinbcoen al >rn
e1ocliac inter11otipnole &pnference.
5tooig forgjGpes. &i f111oe fife
brpoe Sen franlfc Mooiton0.
Ga u0brp6 Sen r1ts1 life Mebolu=
ton = % 6erpeo bleb 5pprqsmao=
let lplt.
De TIE bollonol lie M%eo1e1n1ner
fal1ot cnoclig Ei0spunftet glr1ltigt
og blcD eniQe. ont ltrafs at us lenoe
Snobpocliir til &onfcrcl1cc>1. 8on=
%oerbel0e Dor Ga / Tronfrig, Sc to
onore belgilfc WeOlcnmer / 5p1f=
lollo. Set gjolnt ON at finoe ct nett
trolt 2ono, CT ncutrol 8p, og oon=
ne en- r@rntral &pmite. Mot polgte
5tosf6oln, fore1eoe fig meo Sen
lbcnife 5roftions tire Meolemmcr pg
lupplereoe Zig mes Ell &eprr'rntort
fra Donrnorf oa: cit fra Morge. Set
er 0enne pcrn1ullelttc &nmite. Ser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28
o DERES DUNE.

~aelist-hurtie Lindrine. Prov den for rode. svaee
6mme Dine oe betendte Oielaas. Murine er niger
Patentmedicin. men bru&t i Leaers Praksis j IA
ringer. Faas j Drue Stores for Soc pr. Flaske
Murine Ojensalve Tuber for Csc. Skriv efter Bos
ON Ojene: faas frit fra
Murine. Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28

CVl ~ 1ult luOo oP'iNl"''>'' 0t
bel toor al &%ollnn6erne Sroe1ltro>
Mlber0a % BON Sol, Sben1ferre
Granting, @uitab Wp1ler pg 5poer=
berg, 9anlfcren 5tauning Couple
CIT 6ru Nino 9ong) og Noromo11~
Sen Sofob Nionns.
81 lpger iii fer at forbereoe
@r11nolagct for cit locialiltilf 5reo,
cit Srco, Ser bDager paa De fire
@obebpl,11fter, ri far opltillet. DR..
bcjberc / bele Scrr'm itaur bogpen
6iSie Sanfer. gnglpnoerne bill TONI
me, 90 f1n 5%pfprbeberne boloer
bem tilboge. 5ronlfmpnoene pif
foume; ;cq bopbe. troet, oct pilbe'
bore tie Woone6er at om1be1tenme
oer1, Set borebe FIN ijorten Gage.
Get CT f11n Mibot, ser foretpbig bor.
npgtet fcm Bos.
= Spem bor bi6til ien6t Ncprn~
ientonter?
8%u1gorerne bor beret ber,~
6i1,lenoerne, 6e tplfe 9~ltricere mebs
Sc polite @ali3iere og me6 Gosnio=
fcrne, lt11garerne og Sc tD1fe &pjrc==
5ocioli1ter. Sou fom1ner G5eferne,~
ufraincrne> Sc tpife Benl re=5ocioli=
iter oip. Ser ct Mrbejbe c1lonu for.
mango Gage.
&borleoes %fo1rgoor Sorbonb==
lingerne me6 Sc forlfjellige 0elego=
TONER?
- Sc n1aa berette> Dbprlebes be
opfotter h,n politiife 5tillinq i 6e=
reg eget 2an0, pg DDorlebes Sc OPP
fotter 8etinge1i er11e for Sen font
1nenoe Jreo. 8i bar 6erfo or Iopet
en- Spergebog, bbis mango forfjeI-
lrge &1tnfter Sc moo be1 nure.
- &Dorle0es lpoer 6is}e 5pprgS=
mooI?
= Sc Ell ben1melige. Ser er bod
De fonfrcte 5pgrgsn1ool og olmi11~
beige. De1s on1 8elgie1t, gliols=
2Qtbringen, Bole11, 5erbien, Solo
nierne. 9cls on1 internotiono1e ri f.
taller, ON M%frultninger, ON Mnnef>
%iioner, ol11 Soloeift> ON M%rfcjoerfor=
firing. Sen f9rite Sag frem!pgoer
De forifjellige 9elegotioner 6ereS
2onoS 5%nnspnnftcr. Sen nnitc BIZ
per De %fonfronteret rt6 Gporqebo=
gen, % Der opitoor INT en- olmin6e=
Zig 9ebat. Sill ii6it enes man on eft
MemoronounL bbori oeres Menin=
ger opltilles, og bette M,n1oronoum
bl1per Der og forelGgges olle Sc le=
!tere DeleaQtioner.
- Spo0 bill &elultotet al alt Set
te blite.
= Eoo 8oiis al oC1e 0iSi e Me=
11ord1101tmer bil ri til 1i6It funne
1toorbejoe ct SorbonGingsgrunbIog
for Sreoe11. 81 beo bel, at hi. life.
bar Mtoate11 | bore 'Se1loer til at
oefretcnr Tre6cn; set CT forbehol6f
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DC S1oboloet al Sreben. SO mere
flor man ct opcr Snoboloet, 10 mere
Gnigbco Ser berifer ON 6ette ScS11o=
bolo = 10 nGrn1ere CT lelb Gi6s=
pn11ftet for 6re0en.
Mnfer Strictly.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28

- '"O
met, ioa bapoe leg gjort set. Sopeo=
ioger por> at Sllternationole tom
trent.
Seq ipprger:
Sbo6 er egertlig Snternotio=
naL?
&upsmons logger ct fort Mrf
bpi6t Bopir foral1 Jig paa 8oroet
og %begDnoer at fortelle me6 Yen=
men / Saan6. San teg11er bele Sn=
ternationoles Siltorie ifematiif op
me0 8riffer og Girfler og 6irfan=
ter. Noor ban ifol un6erl trege mo-
get, letter. ban cit rigtig tpf 8lGf=
ltreg paa Bopiret.
- Den fprlte S11terl1ationale, Il
ger ban, bleb 0annet a11ere6e ! 1864
| 2o116on. De,1 bleD lfabt al Mrz
Observation-Disclosures og bpggot pao
Morr's iocialiltilfe S0eer. Den noo=
zoe at ofbol0e fenn for1fjellige Scott
grcsier, / @enepe, 2ouionne> 8rpS=
lel> @a6en og &oog og eft,rboonben
blep @ru11olinjerne truffet op for
Den locialiltiife Opfattelie. Wfen iom=
tioig bap6e in0en for &ommerne
l1bDiflet Jig Ell more 5tri6. imclIcn1
sc Mo0crote % oe Doerliagaael1oe,
mellen1 Marrilter og 8ofu11iniiter,
mellem 5ncio1ilter og Mnarfi}ter. S
1872 blep S'1tt,r,1otionale lprengt
%in0bcnoig fra, og MI fom1ner / tolt
Mor Dor intern1e0iGre Berio6e, bpol
Scr nof 1tabi9 ofbol6eS &oneresier
met bbor alt cn6nl1 er uflort.
5oa / 1885, / @un6reoooret fp1
6en ]tore Hebolution, 6onrrr ri
&oris Sen on6en Sl1ternotionole.-
Np1ten bbert Mor er Ser &ongresie1
/ ct npt 2ano, % en0clig / 1896
2onoon bliper Mnorfitcrne im1io1
u6.
s 1910 bar hi / &jpbenbann>
1912 / &a1el og / 1914 iful0e Dl
pere n1eot / @ien. 90 ubbrpo Sri;
ge11.
- 6 fter bpilfe Yrincipper le6eS
Sl1ternatiouale?
- Otter to @obeoIDnspu11fter:-
6or Set fprlte bp9qcr hi poo &as:
lefomp> boorbe0 8o1trgeoiitet 1t6e
luffes. 6or Set on6et poo porlome11:
tariff MftionL bborDe6 Mnorfiiternf
CT lperret use.
- &por mango Mcole1,n1er tal
Ter Snternotionole?
= Mcrr ems Ii M}illio>1er, bpilfe,
pil iige> at Ri gjenr1e1n 6omiliernl
bor S%116flpoelle poo so Millione1
Mcnneifer.
- &borlc0eS forpoltes Sl1tcrro
tionale?
- 9els gje1tnem &ongresl e11
oe11s 9jcn11em 8l1reouet, oels ejerr
11em 5efretoriatet.
@pcrt treble Mur folnnler &oll
greSien III lor1rtn til ct Mp0e
bbortil olle 2onoe % alle &ortie'
Ien6er &epr9tento11ter. &i bor Me6
lemmer / 81 2o10e, og bpert 2o1,>
cllcr Dber 9eotipn banner IN 5ef
tion. s &jpbenbobn oeItog / 1916
500 Meoleuu1er.
8urcntet hor CIT il1ubrcre Sprm
Ser er .Dber Station fun reprr1e11te
Ut mc6 tire Meolenmer, for Gam
luorfS Ge6fo1n1ne>l0e CT set 5to11:
ning> 8orgbierg og Moolen. @lt:
reotet fom1ner lomunen Ell @ol,(
ON Moret, nten Ear en- gfsefntib:
fomite pao tire &erioncr, n%ennlie
for TieblifHt Sc belgiife Meolenn
mer, DbiS Sormon6 err 8onoerpelbe
timber &ri9en CT Sen iltppleret n1c>
trc onore, l1cn1lig Sc bo1lonoi lie.
5oo er Ser ,n1oclig 5efretoriotc1
8rDSIel. Oct Ter Sc foron Gent.
- SDDrle6es far 5efretariote1
funnel f11l1gere i ct o%ffupcret Ncl.
glen?
= MIlereoe / December 1914 bIet
Dor MorcSle ogioa tronspnrteret til
&oog, n1cr lelp nootte jcg blipe
BrDsiel UNDER bolbon6et Mors tplt
Sorbaltning.
- Mfon poaltoor, at &rigcn belt
bar llaoet S1tternottonole libel.
- !6Dis ScSnterl1otipnoL, er SOS,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28

- Sfrip efter Hrpoenummer
II 0ctte Blab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28

97n herne Red Lake County, MINI. 2 Mil fra god By, indhe8net med
= Wv woven wire, 2 "Barb wne" paa Topper OF "Cross fenced.
$50 Acres under Dyrknhn&, Reden Gres Gg Holland, 10000 90 verd at Byaninaer.
smgk Lund rundt By@nesrne, god Br5nd med deei@t af udmsrket Wand, daie
fri Postevenne, l Milf fra Jefferson Hovedlandevei, som 6berha ST. Louis til Win
nipeg. vi tlbyder for de nete3 80 Dage, dnne udmnrkede Farm til SIS. pr Acre,
$4,000, kontant, Resten pala lang Idtl6 pct. Bes0g Ejeren.
Holland Land Agency, Red Lake Falls, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28

TIL SALG. 81 ACRES TILDELS DYRKET FARM.
langs med Sthvej, S Mil fra By Skole pa hltSdende Farm. 70 Acres under Dyrk
ming, Resten med stMt l@mmer pa NodvstSden afB ygnngGne, j@n lord rim
dende Wand og god Klde Gr@sgangene, gdt skandinavisk Settlement, nsr Kike
code Bygninger. En- aide bedae Farme Egnen; vii bHve sdt til kun $40. pr Acre
Paa lee Vikaar. Snv til
o B. ORREs, Pine River, cass Co., MINI
Cass County tg fhste Premie we'd State Fair 1915 og 1916.
THERE'S A REASON
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28
HJEM FOR ALLIE.

HJEM FOR ALE.
Code, tldes dy1kede Farme e Roseau, fra $1,000 pr Acre og op
En- Del got Land fra 10 til Is Mil fra Byen, $500 til $500 pr Acre.
$40 Acres sxrdeles eot Land 5 Mil fra Roseau, ~ Mil fra Station $17OO
pr Acre. Noget godt Land Byte for Automobiles: Fortsl mig, hvad
De ensker og jg skal sende BeskIive|ser.
D, H. BENSON. R oseau, Roseau Co.. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28

200 Acres Farm $Ss s$ :, . . :af great ;s1,s ms55ss; 3 5 5s;s;
under Dyrkning, 100 Acres odt Poplar Tymmer, Resten Eng; goa at
Ire Belgb kontant, Resten paa lang It'd til 6 Of. skriv til IS efter
Liste ovr andet Land.
STATE BANK OF MIDDLE RIVER. Middle River. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28

A7E A>-~> Dt er IN tldels dyrket Farm ned e godt
stald 24x32 med "I4iproof' og godt HGloft. Har '1ean-top paa 81
den 14x32. Har Hafork stalden. God Brgnd, Kveget vandes Stall
den. Auto-Hus 14x1e, 80 Acres Gr@sgange tisaaet med Timote .
indhegnet, omkring 80 Acres yddet og klr til Ple%ing; Croft 1 an
Nordsden OF 80 Rods pa Qstsiden R. F. D. Mail. Lund rundt Bg-
ningerne. Pris $500 pr Acre, lehe vilkaar, s pct. Rente.
STATE BANK OF GRYGLA. GRYGIA. Marshall Co.. MIMI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28
els dvrket Farm. 1876 Acres a $50.

Farmer er kun 3h Mil fra New York Mills, Mimi, den bedse By
Northwestern, Hge i K9verbeltet Othrtail County. 80 Acres aaben,
ny stad, godt Hus. andre Bygniinger son Kornmagadn og Maskinhuse:
blligt, tnst6dende Land salges for $500 pr Acre. vi ehr Farmen
og kan selge der pa lete Vilkaar, ned $1,000 90 kontant UdbetaIng,
Resten efhr som Diet passer Kj0beren. - New York Mills err der n
den s9rste Fra ttation paa N. P. Jernbane mellem MINNEAPOLIS og
Fargo. vi hr 2 Farmers Bank, Farmers Elevator, Cooperative Mel
erier, Farmers TelefonInie, Rural Mail Routes Farmers Mutual
Brandforakringsseskab og Farmers Cooperative Shipping Association.
Kom til e. god BY a De flyter. vi hr andre Farme allie
StrrAser og til allie Priser til Sag Skriv efhr Liste.
NORTHERN MINNESOTA TRADING CO. New York Mills, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28

rapM Nj 1oAA - 200 Acres Land Kandiyohi County, beiggende
~ Mil fra Wi1mar, 2 Mil fra Ell lille Station og kun M Mill
skolehus. Denne Farm er tildels dyrket; en god Lund og lille Frugt-
have h6rer til. Denne Farm kan for e. krt It'd bive kJpbt I'll lei
ave Pns at ST. so n Acre; Ejeren vii s@Ige pa meget lette VlKaar
HUs De s6ger e. 200 Acres Farm, vii dt vere Deres egen lne-
reese at bee denne Farm.
For narnere Oplysninger skriv til eler Bes@g
ANDERSON LAND CO.. Willmar. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28

J 200 Acres godt Farmland. Lancaster, kittson County.
! 3 Mil fra BY. skandinavisk Settlement. Kirke, skole, Mejeri
| ETC.. 80 Acres under Dyrkning. $50 Acres mere e. ferdig til
J Brakning). 60 Acres Gresgange og Engjord. 4 V@relser Hus.
J Stald og Kornlade. God Brqnd. We'd e god stat-Landevej.
I $35. pr Acre. Lette Vilkaar. skriv efter nermere Opysninger.
G. l. VANSTROM. WNGER. MIMI.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24

pnd viii be notable on account OF the
large number of colleges and universi-
ties, and commercial bodies represented.
besides the State and municipal repre-
sentation, by governors OF. States and
mayors Of cities from Maine TO Florida
The hrst session of the congress will
deal with the subject of Americas pres
ent needs. Elihu Root will sound the
keynote of the congress In an address
on this subject Alton b. Parker will
preside at.thls session, being introduced
by Robert Bacon, president of the league
who will call the congress to order. 8.
stanwood Menken, of New York, will
give the foreword of the congress. Mr..
Menken is chairman of the committee on
Congress. and the founder OF the Ma
uonal Security League.
Lawrence F. Abbott, who will an
nounce the rules of procedure for the
three days the congress. will be in ses-
sion. will take an active part in the de-
liberstions of the congress. Tomorrow
night the second session will be held at
d. A. r. Continental Memorial Hall, at
which Americas international position
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24
ALL Large FORTUNES
WRONG, SAYS SPEAKER
Edwin Evans Says All Should Be Re-
sticted to Living Expenses.

Any man who makes more money than
is necessary to defray his actual living
expenses Ia robber, declared Edwin
Evans, of Hyattsville. in an address ad-
vocating the establishment of . municipal
market IL the District before the North
Capitol and lexington Citizens Associs-
tion in the Matthew G. EmeI School
house building last night.
The high cost of living in d e largely
to our indirect methods of d stribution
in the conveyance of products rom farm
and factory to the consumer" he said.
There are too many agencies employed
in the distributing of staple products
The problem is how to get the products
delivered through one agency and at the
least possible expense"
Mr.. Evans said that public sentiment
could place a municipal market In WASH
ington tomorrow II 1t was demanded.
Committee chairmen for the ensuing
year were named as follows: Executive
committee, Dr. Edgar d. Thompson;
membership, c. A. Bowman; railways,
william G. Henderson; press, Albert ID.
spangier; siden alks and lights, Herman
E. Blau; sewers and water, n. 8. Meek
ham; fire and police, Arnold L Burd;
school and SCH oolhouses, Martin Solem;
parks and pa king. Thomas c. Barr;
mail facilities, E. H. Latch, and public
health, DR.. C. E. Ferguson.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24
HAVE DARK HAIR
and LOOK YOUNG
Don't Stay Grayl Nobody Can Tel
When You Darken Gray. Faded Hair
with Sage Tea and Sulphur.

Grandmother kept her hair beautifully
darkened, glossy and attractive with a
brew Of Sage Tea and Sulphur. When
ever her hair took on that dull, faded or
streaked appearance, this simple mixture
was applied with wonderful effect By
asking at any drug store for "wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you will
get a large bottle Of this old-tirne recipe,
improved by the addition Of other in
gradients. all ready to use, for about 50
cents. This simple mixture can be de-
pended upon to restore natural color and
beauty to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist says
everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound now because 1t darkens
so naturally and evenly that nobody
can tell it has been applied-it's so easy
to use. too. You simply dampen a comb
or soft brush and draw 1t through your
hair, taking one strand at a time. BY
morning the gray hair disappears; after
another application of two, It Is restored
to its natural color and looks glossy, soft
and beautiful. This preparation Is a de-
lightful toilet requisite. 1t Is not intend
ed for the cure, mitigation or prevention
Of disease--Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24
Nutshell NeUs

Secretary Of War Baker will present
commissions to the officers of the High
School Cadet Corps this afternoon-to the
white cadets at Central High at 2:so, and
TO the colored cadets at Dunbar High
School at O'Clock.
The condition of Pierre Kennerly, who
was injured early yesterday morning In
an automobile accident at Water and
streets southwest, was reported as much
improved last night by physicians Of the
Casualty Hospital.
Harry d. Cowan, 1873 Eighth street.
Congress Heights. escaped injury yes
terday when his automobile collided with
= moving van in K street. between Four
teenth ari Fifteenth street The auto
mobile received slight damages.
Oliver Crawford. a 72-year-old colored
man, was taken to the Washington Asy-
lum Hospital yesterday for observation.
He appeared at the First precinct sta
tion shortly before daylight without
shoes. stockings, hat, or coat, and said
he was awakened by a man trying TO
ChIOroform him.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24
BRITISH AMBASSADOR
VISITS ALLIES BALL

Sir Cecil SprinE Rice. the British Am
basssdor, and Lady spr1ns Rice, we're
the guests of honor last night at the Al
lies Hospital Ball, held at the Old Ma
sonic Temple, Ninth and II streets north
west
The proceeds are to be donated TO the
american Ambulance Hospital al Neuiliy.
France. in which a ward named after
the city Of Washington is proposed The
executive committee Of the bali con-
sisted Of @. Glass, T. Raynor, h. .sAun-
ders and A Dudley. A fve-hour dance
with Boernstein's orchestra was enjoyed
by many washingtonians
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24
A UNIFIED AMERICA
aim OF CONVENTION
Delegates to Congress Of Constructive
Patriotism Begin to Arrive.

Delegates to the Congress Of Construo-
tive Patriotism, which meets at the New
willard Hotel Thursday afternoon. be,
gan arriving in the city last night. Two
thousand delegates representing 80
patriotic, commercial and other organ
isations and educational institutions, ant
representatives of governors of State.
and mayors of municipalities. will at
tend the opening session of what prom
ises to be the greatest demonstration
for a reawakened and unified America In
the history Of the country.
The congress is the first Of its kind
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24
q. 8. ART MECCA.

New York. Jan A-Francs and It.Jv
the art centers Of the world since tinne
lmmemorial, viii soon be sending their
students to the United States to study.
according to Jacques seligmann, the
Paris art dealer.
Mr. Seligmann, here today to dispose
of some famous masterpieces, declared
that the war has worked havoc with art
In Paris, Rome and Venice, and that be-
fore long America will become the mecca
of the worlds artists.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24
TALKS SALESMANSHIP
BEFORE LOCAL CLUB
]. Frank Dechant Addresses Meeting
on Fundamental Laws.

you can violate the laws of conven-
ton and not be censured II you are big
enough. and you can violate statute Lawn
and not get caught II you are sharp
enough. but You cannot violate funda-
mental laws and escape, because nature
exacts penalty" said ]. Frank Dechant
addressing the Salesmanship Club OF
Washington last night at the Chamber
of Commerce.
ut Is the most important thing" said
Mr.. Dechant, for a salesman to know
the funda amcntals."
In speaking of the many opportunities
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE.
Phe6p ]. Kesly, - and Jossphins n. Cso-ly. .
10th Of Kansas City. No. Rev. Thomas Il Nc
Guigzn.
william Z. Thomas D. Of Clifton Forge. Va,
and Ruby g.. Hammer, IS, Of Elktou, Va Rev
George A Miller.
Frank H. HGsseIback. g and Margaret Mitchell
B Rev. c. w Van Fossen.
Wallace NJ. Perry. 81 and Ethel z. Morsen. ID
Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.
William R. Elliott, z. and Bessie Z Doerner, n
Rev. James D. Buhrer.
Jesse R. Dunbar. q. and Lola A. oonnick, 10
Rev Howard 7. Stewart.
T. Earl Wagner. q. and Carrie T. Bruce n
Rev Charles E. FutZ.
COLORED
Robert A Fletcher, 8 and Lena z SpriES, q
Rev William J. McYeigh.
Earl @. James, 2, Of Baltimore Nd, and Anti
Jones, q Rev 2 J. Farmer.
James Ball. = and Grace 1. Carroll, .. Rev
Aguila Sayles.
Ellsworth Janfer 3. and Lula A. Thompson. Y
Of wayncSboro, Va. Rev. @. q. Stspteau.
Walter Spencer. z and Kate keener, ls. Rev
Simon r. W. Drew
Joe E. West, .. and Rose q Berry. %. Rev. P
J. 0'Connen.
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FUNERALS.

Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie d.
Larner, wife of Philip T. Larner, who
died at her home in Florence Court
Sunday, will be held at her homo at II
o'clock this morning.
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth c.
Torbert, widow of John Peyten Torbet.
who died Monday, will be held at her
home, 1226 Euclid street northwest. ar
II o'clock this morning. Interment will
be in Congressional Cemetery.
Funeral services for william H. Nc
Kinley, who died at his home, $40
Thirty-fourth street northwest, Sunday,
will be held at his home at $50 o'clock
this morning. Requiem mass will be sung
in Holy Trinity Church, at . O'Clock.
Interment VIII be in Holy Rood Gene
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LITTLE BOY BLUE, TO AID.

Chicago, Jan. E-Slason Thompson, OF
Chicago. who was Eugene Fields most
Intimate friend, and for years has cher
lshed as his most valuable possession
the original manuscript of Fields fa-
nous poem. Little Boy Blue" has given
that manuscript to the England Wales
booth of the allied bazaar now being held
In Chicago to raise funds for relief work
In the countries of the entente.
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ssoo,ooo FOR FARM.

Houston, Tex, Jan. 2.-John Gaillart
sold his farm at Goose Creek, Tex, this
week for $500 600. There were 2677 acres
and he reserved one-half acre, the an
cient burial ground of the GaiIlard fam
lily.
The Gulf Production Company was the
purchaser. 1t owned oil leases on most
Of the farm from which Gaillard had
been drawing a one-eighth royalty since
the Goose Creek oil field was opened
several years ago.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24

of saiesmanship. Mr.. Dechant quoted
Abraham Lncoln's words: IT will study
and get ready and maybe my chance
will come"
"A salesman's value Is determined by
the amount Of supervision he require. .
said Mr.. Dechant. "At the age of 20
years some men have accomplished great
things"
other speakers were George c. Jordon
and Robert g. Wall.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24
These Extra-Special
Values for Women
On Our Third Floor
Economy Department
$55.355

the sale including such feathers and combinations as tan
calfskn vamp, white kdskin tops; tan calfskin vamps
wing tips fawn buckskin tops white nubuck, button or
lace, ETC.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24
$6.355

High-cut Kidskin Boots, brown
vamps and white washable kidskin
tops, with cuff; gray kidskin vamps,
white tops; black kidskin vamps,
white tops, etc. Every pair decided
bargain. Taken from our regular stock
Of this seasons best styles. Values up
to $1,000.
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will be discussed. Senator eutherianA
Of Utah. win preside. william Rosccs
Thayer, Of Harvard; Henry l. stimson-
former Secretary OF War: Rear Admiral
Fiske, and former Secretary Of the Navy
George Won L Meyer will talk
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24

To lessen the moisture that skirts ac-
cumulate in rainy weather a woman has
invented a panel OF waterproof material
TO be fastened within them, provided with
cuffs to slip over a wearer's ankles.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-24
,$2.85

We have gathered together all of
our odds-and-ends in Ladies Black
Shoes; patent and dull feathers; val
ues up to $780,. These are all good,
staple styles and are big values.