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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-29
ROOSEVELT WILL
VISIT MINNEAPOLIS
Will BE Speaker mt Second Mass
Meeting by the Labor's 10y
al Legion.

Minneapolis, Aug. 20. - Theodore
Roosevelt will be the speaker at q
second mass meeting to be conducted
by Labor's Loyal legion at the Min
neapolis auditorium Friday, Sept. rs.
. A telegram from the former presL-
dent saying he would be proud to
speak in Minneapolis, was received by
w. G. Robertson, president of the
legion. The message was sent from
oyster Bay and reads as follows:
II gladly accept your invitation OF
Labor's Loyal legion of Minneapolis
ana / appoint Friday, Sept. 20, as the
day. am indeed proud to speak at
the invitation of such a body of men
and in support OF America and against
the pacifists, the pro-German and all
other men who in this crisis play the
part OF traitors to America and to
mankind,
I'VE must fight this war to tri-
umphant finish no matter what cost,
but in doing so our worst enemy Is
the Hun within our own gates"
Mr.. Roosevelt will be accompanied
to Minneapolis by Harry Olson, chief
justice of the Chicago municipal
court, who also will speak at the
auditorium.
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STRIKE AVERTED

Coal Miners of Birmingham District
Agree To Postpone Demands.
Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 29.-The
miners strike In the Birmingham dis
trict has been averted through the
efforts OF Secretary Wilson. Practi-
cally all of the demands made by
the union, including recognition have
been indefinitely postponed.
The demands from which the MINI
ers receded included not only reco-2
milton of the union, but also the
eight-hour. day, the CLOSED shop"
and reopening Of the wage scale.
The operators agreed to the enl-
ployment of the men regardless Of
whether they are union members.
ard to make no discrimination
against union men. Each operator
also agreed to the formation OF an
employees grievance committee which
can present complaints every three
months.
Nearly $4,000 miners were involved
in the threatened strike.
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STOP GAMBLING
Officials Of 81. Louis American
League Club Start Crusade.
(By Associated Press. J

st. Louis. Mo-, Aug. 2s.--officials
Of the st. Louis Americans are de-
termined to stamp out gambling in
Sportsman's park. Bobby Quinn,
business manager of the club, started
the crusade by ejecting a spectator
charged with gambling and refurd-
ing his admission.
to stand at the rear OF the grand
stand as this practice, It is said, is
conducive TO open betting. The re-
cent investigation of gambling condi-
tons in Boston by President john
son OF the American league is be-
lieved to have increased the vigil
ance in other parks.
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turned back, and next was taken
over by Joe Tinker, then Cub
manager. He is twenty years old,
weighs 100 pounds and stands 5 feet
II inches in his socks.
Members Of the University Of
Hawaii nine of Honolulu, all clever
Chinese players, who during the last
four or Ave years toured the country
meeting college and club teams, are
somewhat scattered but many are
playing in eastern cities. Lai and
Mark arc members OF the Upland
team of the Delaware County league,
just outside OF Philadelphia. Fhe
league plays every Saturday zap
Is first baseman on the Bethlehem
tPa.) Steel company team: Apsu Is
on Philadelphia department store
nine, and Yin is an outfielder on the
Gettysburg (Pa.) Blue Ridge league
team
Edward Wiseman. a pitcher who
had a trial with the Boston Braves
several years ago, jumping to the
big show right from high school,
oieu in Pittsfe!d. Mass, the other
day. He failed to stick. so quit the
game and took up the study of Law
in Boston.
Pennsylvania fairs will distribute
purses aggregating 27,299.8S for
horse racing If the schedule of an
nual fixtures throughout the Key
stone state is carried out this fall.
The Allentown fair has been cam
celed this year because the grounds
are being used for military purposes.
The New York Yankees are
classed as a great disappointment"
along Broadway, and yet q club that
can keep within ten games Of the
lead In the American league race
seems to be something more than a
failure. If you look at II one way
Military exercises win be held In
connection with all the football
games played by colleges enrolled in
the recent conference Of Illinois In
stitutions IN all, nineteen colleges
were represented By delegates. and
the motto will be- Every student an
athlete"
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KILBANE TO SERVE

Cleveland, o., Aug. 2s.-Johnny
Kilbane, the featherweight champ
ion, and his manager Jimmy Dunn,
regarded as one OF the best teachers
of boxing In the country, are to serve
in the athletic branch of the army.
Joseph e. Raycroft, of Princeton
university and formerly OF the Uni
versity of Chicago, in charge OF this
department of the service, offered
them places and asked them to re-
port as soon as possible. The
champion and Dunn will give boxing
instructions.
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Summons.

state OF North Dakota, County of
Cass, IS. In District Court, Third
judicial District.
Lydia Biggs. Plaintiff, VS.. James
Biggs, observation-disclosures
The State of North Dakota TO the
above named Defendant:
) You are hereby. summoned to an
swer the Complaint in the above en-
titled action, which is on file in the
office OF the Clerk of the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District in
and for. the County OF Cass and state
of North Dakota, and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said Complaint
on the subscribers at their once ia
Fargo, in said County and state, with
in thirty Gays after the service OF this
Summons upon you, exclusive OF the
Day OF such service; and in case of
your failure to appear or answer,
Judgment viii be taken against you
by-default for the relief demanded in
the Complaint
Dated August /, 1917.
FOWLER e. GREEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office and
Postoffice Address, No. 16 Broadway,
Fargo. N. ID.
TAug. i-S-15-22-2s, Sept s, 1919
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Sport Snap laIp2. Shots

Benny Leonard, probably as capa-
BILE a lightweight champion as the
ring has ever known, shows no signs
Of willingness to meet the one man
who Is accorded a chance to beat
him. That man is Charley White, a
miserable boxer, but wonderful
puncher.
Long before Benny acquired the
lightweight title from Freddy Welsh
against White for the American
championship, rather nebulous
title. Benny passed up White then,
and he's still passing him UP.
It's the opinion OF some that
Leonard would easily win over
White, who dislikes to force the mill
ing, but sets himself and tries to
hook left to the jaw. Benny has it
on Charley In speed and science and
is a snapper puncher, though even
he has nothing on Charley when 1t
comes to knockouts.
Plenty Of competent judges think
White would win. One of these is
Jimmy Dunn, manager of Johnny
Kilbane. They tell you Leonard is
a wonderful boxer" said Jimmy,
''but don't you believe II. He's a
wonderful offensive fighter, but he
can be hit-he is hit by every man
he fights. And White will knock out
any man he can hit. Charley Is
strong enough to take Benny's
punches, and l don't think Benny
would be able to stand up under one
OF CharIeys left hooks" Which
question will not be answered until
White and Leonard actually tangle
for the title.
Paul +. BURY, a young pitcher,
who was tried out by the Cubs early
in the spring and turned over to
Newark Of the international league,
will be given a tryout with the New
York Giants soon, and Is expected to
finish the season with them. BURY
formerly pitched for Duquesne Uni-
versity in Pittsburgh. where he and
al Mamaux. the suspended Pirate
twirler, were teammates. He was
first discovered BY Connie Mack, but
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids addressed to A. B. Field, Town
Clerk, Forest River, n. Oak, will be
received up to noon of Wednesday,
September 5th. for the construction
Of a brick Town Hall building at
Forest River. N. D.. to be completed
by Nov. 18th, 1917. Certified check
for 8 per cent OF the bid will be re-
quired, Plans on file at the Office OF
the Builders Exchange, Fargo. N.
Oak, Builders Exchange, Grand
Forks, N. D., Forest kiyer State
Bank, Forest River, N. D., and at the
Office Of the Architect, III. E. Wins
low, Grand Forks. N. d. The Town
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
A. b. FIELD, Clerk.
(Aug. 25-2T-2S-2s-3 0-31. Sept. 1-2.)
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NeDs From World Of Sport
GIBBONS HIRES A
TRAINER FOR FIRST
TINE IN HIS CAREER.
(BY Associated Preas. }

st. Paul. Aug. 2s.-For the first
time in his career, Mike Gibbons. the
st. Paul middleweight, has engaged
trainer Barney Furey, who haA
conditioned Ad WoIgast, Stanley
Ketchell. Billy Papke and other fam
Gus ring stars, Will train Nike and
his brother, Tommy.
Furey, a negro was with Wolgast
until the former lightweight champ
ion suffered nervous collapse.
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SENDS FIFTH CHECK
ceFnIsksy Of White sox Has Given
$f4,06s.G7 TO Red Gross.
IN Aaeociatad PrAss.1

Chicago, Aug. 2y,@Charles a.
Comiskey, president of the Chicago
American league baseball club,
Tuesday sent to the American Red
Cross his fifth donation to that fund,
$3,004.s6, representing percentage
OF the gross receipts in recent series
Of games at ComislSey ball park.
The total amount, including the
sum sent Tuesday, which Comiskey
has given to the Red Cross is s14.-
068.67.
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Chicaeo Gains rIalf Game.

Chicago. Aug. 29.-Chicago gained
one-half game on Boston Tuesday
by defeating New York in the final
game, making a CLEAN sweep of the
series, while Boston remained idle on
account Of rain al Detroit chicago
now Is three and one-half games
ahead of Boston. The feature OF the
game was a triple play which New
York executed in the third inning,
Score:
r. III. z.
New York ...... 600 002 O1O---3 10 /
Chicago ....... 001 OBI 00x--4 40 2
Batteries-zCaldwell and Alexander;
Williams, Faber and Schalk.
No other games played.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
standing OF the Clubs.
ColoneIa NTnke Nine Errora.

MI WuuNS5 <AWBs. 2 - MI WdUh0S u0-
feated Louisville Tuesday, 9 to S, in a
poor exhibition of baseball. Louisville
was guilty OF nine errors while Reeb
passed eleven men. The visitors used
four pitchers, Shakelford being the
only one to show any effectiveness.
The score:
R.HR
Louisville ....4 010 200 1905 8 8
Milwaukee, -. 322 oil 00x--9 10 2
Batterles-4Davis, Main, Middleton,
Shakelford and Clemens; Reeb, Slap
nicka and Murphy.
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URGE SPECIAL FEDERAL
COMMISSION ON DISORDERS
Council of National Defense Would
Have President Promptly In
vestlgate All Riots.
(pv Associated PrAsa !

washington, Aug. 2s.-Creation of
a special federal commission to in
vestigate disorders such as those re-
sulting from the l. w. w. activities
in the west was recommended to
President Wilson by the council Of
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Leaders win Third Game.

Kansas City, Aug. 29.--The league
leading Indianapolis club easily de-
feated Kansas City for a third
straight victory here Tuesday, to Y.
Ray Miller made his first appearance
as a Kansas City player and per-
formed well. Mollwitz probably will
leave tonight to join the Pittsburgh
tanned, 1t was announced Score:
r. H. e.
Indianapolis -. 900 121 200-6 10 i
Kansas City -. 600 600 1000 s 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Gossett;
McQuillan and Berry.
No other games played.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

@1eA4AF
Washington, August Is, 1917.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the underslgned, IL has
been made to appear that THE Fargo
National Bank in the City OF Fargo,
In the County OF cass and state OF
North Dakota, has complied with all
the provlsl0hs OF the Act OF Congress
ITO enable National Banking Asso-
Citations to extend their corporate ex-
istence. and for other purposes. APP
proved July ~, 1882
Now, therefore, j, Thomas p. Kane,
Acting Comptroller of the Currency,
DO hereby certify that The Fargo
National Bank" in the City Of Fargo
in the County or Cass and state OF
North Dakota. Is authorized 20 nave
succession for the period specified in
its amended articles OF association:
namely, until close OF business on
August Is. 1887.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and Seal OF office this Eight
eenth day of August, 1917.
q a. r. KANE,
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency.
Charter No. 60e7. Extension No. 1892
(CurFency Bureau Seal, Comptroller
of the Currency. Treasury
DEPARTMENT.
CAug ~ TO Sept. 70. 1917. Incl
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German Supplies
OF School Books
Are Exhausted
cav Associated Press.

Amsterdam, Aug. 29.-The supply
OF school books in Germany win soon
be exhausted, according to The Vos-
sieche Zeitung. Publishers of school
books have been notified that they
may use what stocks OF paper they
now have on hand but they win not
be allowed any more paper for books.
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New York, Aug. 29.--New York cas-
lily won the second game of the series
from Pittsburgh Tuesday. The Giants
won in the fourth, driving Grimes out
of the box when they scored Ave runs
on two doubles, four singles, a base
on balls, three steals and an error.
Herzog's fielding, featured. Score:
Pittsburgh. .... 600 100 200--3 s 3
New York ..a... 100 500 10x--7 % o
Batteries - Grimes, Carlson and
Schmidt; Perritt and Rariden, Onslow.
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Drafted men here have
rection Of @ j. Phelan, former cap
tain OF co. X or Dickinson, N. hi, and
T. H. Herzig, Spanish-AmeFican war
veteran.
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AGENTS WANTED.

LARGE MANUFACTURERS wants rep
resentatives to sell shirts, under
wear, hosiery, dresses, waists Skirts
pies. Madison Mills, SOB Broadway,
New York City.
SIS DAILY EASY introducing great
est household money saver just in
vented; reduces high living cost;
saves its own cost rrst 10 minutes;
sell itself in every house; retails ",
your commission S1.10; samples free.
Ovee Mfg. CO.. 1877 Ovee Bldg, Louis
Vile, KY
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ntanainr al thn clnha
Davenport Comes mack,

st. Louis, Aug. 2s.-Davenport, who
was knocked out of the box by Phila-
delphia on Sunday, came back Tues
day and let the visitors down with
four hits, st. Louis winning, Q TO /.
The game was played in one hour and
IL minutes. Score:
R.H. q.
Philadelphia 49,. o01 900 000--1 !
ST. Louis $500 200 600 Onx-2 s 1
Batteries - Schauer and Schang;
Davenport and SEVERED.
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Want AID Rate s
And Rules GovernlpE Insertion Of
Advertising Under the
ClannizcMtio@ns
One ceat . Word each In
HertioB.

RATES.
One Cent q Word each In
wertloB.
800 per IiRe per mouth.
Mim&mum Charge use.
NO cIairvoyant, fortune teller, mat
fimontal or doubtful advertising ac-
cepted. We reserve the right TO re-
Ject any copy submitted.
No display lines. cuts or black Dor
ders Will DO run under ciAssifcations
ana all ads must conform TO the TYPO
graphical restrictions
Advertisements must be ordered for
dennite number of Insertions. No
I'LL forbid" copy will be irsArted.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS
Want ads will be accepted oyer the
feiephone from bona fi6e telephone
subscribers. but are payable the same
cay when our collector calls. This is
accommodation service and we expect
prompt payment.
CLOSING TIME-All copy for In
sertion the same day must reach us
not later than IL O'clock noon.
Out-of-town orders must be accom-
panied by the cash to insure prompt
insertion.
TELEPuoNE IKnS.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(By Associated Press.J
Standing OF the Clubs.



Boston. Aug. 29.-schneider's pitch
ing was too much for Boston Tuesday,
while both Barnes and Allen were hit
to l. The hitting and fielding of Kopf
and Roush were remarkably good.
Score:
Cincinnati 49,. 10 COS 4oo-s IL o
Batteries-schinsider ana wingo;
Barnes, Allen and Trasesser.
Dodgers Are Blmnked.
ing for Chicago, shut out Brooklyn,
pinches. Galore also pulled himself
out Of several tight places. although
hits. including two doubles. Score:
brooklyn go. 900 900 000-0 .
Batteries-vaughn and Elliott; Ca
Cards Defeat PhiIlies. 80.
Philadelphia, Aug. 29.-st. Louis
won Tuesdays game In the seventh
inning by knocking Oeschger off the
rubber and by Paulette stealing home
while Alexander was pitching. the
latter feat producing the deciding
run. ! Score: 20
st. Louis ....... 100 100 400-6 8 3
Philadelphia -. 002 $50 000--5 /
!. Batteries--Goodwin Watson and
Gonzales: Oschger, Alexander, BEN
der, Fittery and Adams, Killifer.
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FOR Quick Results Use The Forum
Want Acs.
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

FREE-Barber trade taught free;
call or write for information. Mod
ern Barber Colleges; brancheg:A Ito
Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis; 3s3 r.
9TH ST., st. Paul; 20 LIZ 2. Superior
St., Duluth, MINI.
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LosTPouND.

L0ST-FoUND.
LOsT-An old-fashioned brooch. Re-
ward. Phone 246A
LOsT--Between sth Ave. S. and list
Ave. ~, dollar gold piece pin.
Phone 1919.
LOsT--A heavy gold sIgnet ring. inI-
kiaIs III. u. s." Finder please return
for reward 70 Forum ONCE.
LOsT-A Knight Tempiar diamond
ring. Reward will be paid for re-
turn. A. p. Rose S22 Sth 81. 8.
LOsT--Brown horse, with white spots
on shoulder. Return for reward TO
Brandvoid. liz sth Ave. s., MOorhead
LOsT-saturday night. on auto road
between Mapieton and Fargo. open
face Knickerboeker gold watch, rails
ed monogram on back, with gold fob.
Liberal reward for return. Return %
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The Fargo Forum Want Ad Page
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT-One ONCE in Tyler build
ing. Inquire at the once Of Mrs.
Annie Dwight Tyler. Tyler Bldg 81
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GARAGE FOR sALE-In small town
in Red river valley, IS miles from
Grand Forks; frame building, covered
with asbestos and steel BheetinR:
built last year; B0xl24, equipped with
electric lights and generator: no 9TH
er garage in the town. For informa-
ton and price, write TO II. o. Han
son, Harvey N -. -
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mn. 4. E. CAVANAGH--osteop
Resident grRduate OF the National
School OF Chicago. PRESIDENT "
Fargo ganitarium. Phone No. $50.
ADDRESS. 1919 5rd Ave. s.
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FOR SALE on TRADE-Farm lands,
located In Ottartail county, Mime
sofa; ideal dairy and stock PROPOSE
lions; lands adjoining beautiful lakes;
exchange. John w. Gray, Valley City.
". D.. 700 LIST Ave.
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g. A. Neutrality-suspicious. and decor.
nting. Phone s09e-W.
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OHTROPRACToRs.

Il. Va. WINDSOR, d. C.-Licensea
Doctor OF Chiropractic Palmer
Rraduate: experienced. Consultation
zee. Lady attendant. a17-1g deLan-
drecie Blk Phone sS4-W.
GRO. A. NEWsAhT, FarEoss Pioneer
ashtr0practor, 4he only specific. pure
ana unduaterated. GhlropraCeor In Naf-
90. individual rest room tor ladia6
Phone i1S6-AF. saxlnNa s Asoan Aloss
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FRANK ]. ANDERs-civil Ensintaf
city Hail.
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

no ATTY - SELL - EXCHANGE -OR
make farm loans. write or see
4Arherl Hodge. Fargo. N. y.
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HOMEOPATHs.

DR. .. g. DEI4LON--Special attentfon
20 diseases OF infants AID cnilul sn.
dal ,endreeie Blk.
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20 AII1W dIEU IIHb GBBGII
Dodgers Are Banked
Cards Defeat PhiIlies.
Gianta WIN EnniIY.

Batteries--Goodwin, watson and
Gonzales; Oschger. Alexander, BEN
der, Fittery and Adams, Killifer.
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10 other games played.
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PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME :
Phone l2-bb,
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per acre That's what have. Fin
est la section, eastern Montana. 10
miles county seat; nothing better in
Yellowstone valley. Z, b. Hanson,
Dickinson, N. -.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-06
From the Avon Clarion

Owing to the scarcity Of hard coal,
some of the farmers go miles to diff
ferent towns around to get some. v.
]. Obr went to Scotland Saturday and
bought a ton at SIP. rs.
County Commissioner Chas. Dirks
and son Joe returned the middle of
the week from a 2,OO0-mile trip to
Kansas in their Chalmers car. They
visited Newton. Greensburg and
Camp Funston, Kansas. At Newton
they saw Ben Koehn and wife. Ben
is brother of our Henry and the
Mrs. is sister of Com. Dirks. Mr..
Dirks visited other uncles and rela'
tives. At Camp Funston he foune
the boys all Q. k. and says the i'm.
Intensity of this camp is almost unbe
lieveable. Thousands of acres o.
winter wheat are not up in Kansas
because Of the dry weather. Mr.,
Dirks prefers South Dakota, bu
gives Kansas credit for its goot
roads.
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From the lynda ] Register.

Miss Dorothy NJ. Radak arrived
here Friday evening from Toledo,
Ohio, being called on account Of the
condition Of her mother, whom she
found much improved.
States Attorney Scoblic and wife
left Friday morning for Minneapolis
to spend Thanksgiving. They took
little Frances Whelan back to her
home there. She has spent the fall
lat the Scoblic home.
A. quiet wedding was solemnized at
the ST. Leo Catholic church last Tues
day morning BY Father Dooiey. when
Miss Elizabeth y cKenna andJ James s.
Mccormick were joined In the holy
binds Of wedlock They were attend
nd by Miss Erma Brown and Ward
sRrown both of Springfield. This hap-
py couple left Immediately for cast
Sern Iowa for q wedding trip.