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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11

Apie kitOkius reikalus Wy
riausybe neturi niekO svar-
baus pasakyti. TRIUMPH lai-
ku sOstin6n atkeliaus gen.
Aleksiejev, su kuriuo konfe-
ruOsime. Mano nuomonc,
gen. KOrnilOvO pasistaty-
mas Saliai nepavojingas.
Manau, viskas issiaiSkins il
pasibaigs geruoju."
Petrograde pasklydo gan
das, kad prasidejo arestavi-
mai, turintieji sarysi su
gen. Kornilovo veikimu. TIE.
ciau vyriausybe ta ganda
uzgyn6.
PetrogradO kareiviu ir
darbininku atstovu taryba
suorganizavo speciali de-
partamenta. Sito tikslas SUI
koneveikti visokia kontrrc-
voliucija, jei jinai pakiltu-
Abelnai manoma, kad gen.
Kornilov ruoSiasi kontrTc
voliucijon.
Praeita Sestadieni sostine-
je ivyko riauses. Jos pasi-
baige maisto krautuviu is
plesimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
KRUVINOS RIAUsES.
Milwaukee, Wis, ru

y" " ~'3 $50.
II. - Praeita sckmadicni
cionai po atviru dangumi
ivykO italu susirinkimas.
Kalb6jo vienas italu kuni-
gas. Italai anarchistai uz-
puol6 susirinkima. Nupl6Sta
iSsklcista Suv. Eaistl.ju We
lava IL m6ginta apmuSti
kunigas.
POlicija stOjo kovon pricS
anarchistus. Nicnas anar-
chistas uzmuStas, kitu du
suzcista. Suzcista ir du de-
tcktivu.
Suimta vicna mOtc1is ir Q
vyrai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
Springfield, Ill, rugs.

Springfield, ILL.,, rugs. II.
= Vietos 'apylinkesc vakar
sustreikavO 5000 angleka-
siu. Tai csas protestas prizes
valstijos vyresnybe kan il
mai uzsiunde milicija ant
paroduojanciu gatvemis
gatvckariu darbininku pra-
eta sckmadieni. Streikinin-
kai, sake, sHreng6 ramu pa
rOdavima, kad tuo tarpu jim
lsimaise milicija IT. paroda-
vima sukoneveike.>
Sustreikavusieji angle
kasiai vyresnybei state rel
kalavimus. Jie reikalauia
sau konstituciOnaliu tel
siu susirinkimuose ir zodziO
laisves, ku1'ia tramdo w
rcsnyb6 su karciviu pagel-
ba.
Anglckasiu virSininkai
tvirtina, kad darbininkai iS-
naujO stosia p1ie savo pa
prastu darby. Bet vakar del
streikO net 17-ka kasyklu
buvo uzdaryta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
SUSTABDOMI SUOMIU
LAIKRASCIAI.

Londonas, rugs. 11.-Ru-
sijos laikinOs vyriausybes
par6dymu Gelsingforsc SUI
laikyta keliu suomiu laik-
raSCiu iSleidimas. Kittens
laikraSEiams nuskirtas mill
tarinis cenzorius. Sitas ne
lcdzia nieko daugiau i laik-
raScius d6ti, kaip tik oficia-
les is kares lauku telegra-
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
PRAVESTA KARES MO-
KEScIQ BILIUS.

Washington, rugs. II. =
Vakar senatas 50 balsais
pricS 4 praved6 kar6s mo-
kesfiu biliu = pustrcciam
milijardui dolieriu. Nuo
kar6s mokesciu paliuosuota
kava, arbata, cukrus il kO-
kOa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
Bet taSai nek|auSo kerenSkiO
par6dymo
PRAMATOMA NAMINE KARE RUSIJOJE
Petr0grade paskeIbta kareS stovis

PETROGRADAs, rugs H. - Rusijoje pakilo nauia
masatis nauja revouca Is to gall pakti namine kare
Gen. Korniov surname sugriauti dabartine laikna
vyriausybe kurios presaky stow Kerensks passel-
bti Rusjos militarinu diktatorum Ape tai jis per
mos mari M Lvova pranese Kerenskui Sitas tai gen.
Kornova prasano is vyriausiojo rusu armiju vado vie
tos.
Bet. gen. Kornilov neklauso Kerenskio paredymo.
Jis vyriauso kares stovyo apsstate tikimaisias
pulkninkais r kazoku pukais r tycojas is Kerensko
sakymu.
Kerenskis gen. Kornilovo vieta pirmiausia paskyre
gen. Lokoms Bet sis atmete saln ia paredyma ir pail
ko isvien veikt SUI gen. Kornlovu.
Paskui Kerenskis vyriausiuoju armiju vadu paskyre
gen. Klembovsk Sitas apsieme Bet gen. Kornilov ats
sake pasitraukti is uzimamos vietos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11

Mlnlsterlu pirmininkas
Kerenskis pranesa, kad gen.
Kornilov busias patrauktas
atsakomyben uz isdaviska
nepaklusnybe. Jis busias
teisiamas kares teismo.
Prizes j busianti pasiusta
bausmine ekspedicija. Gen.
Lokomskis irgi busias nu-
baustas.
Petrograde pakilo pasiau-
ba, kuomet Kerenskis laiki-
nos vyriausybes vardu pa
skelbe kares stow.
Galimas daiktas, kad gen.
Kornilov prizes laikina wy
riausybe sukels dali kariuo-
menes. Tuo, zinoma, pasi-
naudos vokieciai ir smar
kiau uztels visam rusu ka-
res fronte, ypac prizes Dvin-
ska ir Rumunijos some.
Is Kerenskio zodziu SUI
prantama, kad jis gen. Kor-
nilovui neuzsileis. Tuomet
Russia lures paliesti baisi
nelaime - namine kare, ku-
ri kaip natal Russia dalis
suskaldytu.
Kalejiman uzdarytas M.
Lvovas (ne zinomas kuni-
gaikstis Lvovas), kurs Ke-
renskiui buvo atvezes gen.
Kornilovo reikalavima duo
ii jam valdzia Rusijoje.
cia pasakojama, kad gen,
Kornilov savo vyriausia
stovykla turi kur tai Kievc
apylinkese.
Po revoliucijos Rusijoje
buvo keli generolai vyriau-
siais vadais. Bet visi jie
klause laikinos vyriausybes
paredymu. Tx dabar Kor.
nilovas atsisake tai daryti
Matyt, jis 'turi kokia nors
stipria atspiirti ir tikisi ivei
xii laikina vyriausybe su
Kerenskiu. Kitaip juk ne
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
SERGA HINDENBURG
IR LUDENDORFF.

Rymas, rugs. II. - Gau-
ta zinia, kad sunkiai susir-
ges vokieciu ficldmarSalas
Won Hindcnburg. Taippat
sergas ir gen. Ludendorff.
Pastarasis suzcistas Bclgi-
.jojc kcliaujant traukiniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
VOKIECIAI ATSIMETE
MAKEDONIJOS
FRONTE.

Berlynas, rugs. II. - VO-
kicciai oficialiai praneSa,
kad jie atsimete nuo pran-
cuzu SiaurvakaruOsc nuo
ezero Lake Malik, Makedo-
MICS frOnte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
o R A S
Rugsejo II, 1917 m.

Chicago ir apylinkes. =
Grazus oras Siandie ir rv-
toj; rytoj vakarc laukialna
ORC atmaina; temperature
palengva kila.
Temperature vakar aug
sciausia SO, zemiausia 4S
laipsniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
STREIKUOJA 1000 GE-
LEzINKELIEcIU.

Kansas City, Mo-, rugs.
II. - Strcikuoja 1000 dar-
bininku, dirbusiu prie pre-
kin traukiniu ant gelezinkc-
liu: Rock Island Kansas q
Texas ir Missouri Pacific.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11

- Rochester, n. Y, rugs.
II. = Ant Lehigh Valley &C.
lezinkclio traukinis sudauzc
skcrsai pravaziuojanti auto
mobility. 6 asmenis zuvo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11

- st. Louis. Mo-, rugs.
II. - Walter Haenel paSau-
ktas kariuomenen. 10 mo-
tina Mrs. Selma Hacncl il
sasirupinimo pasidar6 gale.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11

Petrogradas, rugs. II. -
Rygos fronte moteriu bata-
lijonas vienoj vietoj stojes
uzpuoliman prieS vokieGius
ir Situos sulaikes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
Grand Rapids, Mich

rugs. II. - Vakariniam Mi
chiganc salna padare labai
didelius nuostolius. Nuken-
tejo pupaites, kukuruzai ir
bulvcs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
SALNA LABAI PAKEN
KE AUGALAMS.

Winona, Mimi, rugs. 10.
- Praeitos naktics Salna
labai daug nuostoliu padare
kukuiuzq laukuosc pictryti-
nfj minnesota ir vakari-
niam Wisconsin,.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
st. Paul. Mimi, rug.

- Visoj valstijoj Salna pa
licte augalus. Labiausia nu-
kcnt6jO kukuluzai, kuric
Salnu labai bio, kuomet dar
neprinokc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11

= Washington, rugs. H..
- PaSaukti kareiviauti nj
geriai veikiai bus atskiriai
surckrutuoti ir atskiriai la..
vinami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-11
>USIJOJ 1AKILO NAUJA REVOI IUCIJA

NtIuEiN Nh'O.J ituSiJVJ. l. " -.
to gen. KornilOv sutversias
nauja vyriausybe sulyg
nuosaviOs nuOziuros. Kad
patirti SitO rcikalavimO tel
singuma. as telegraph susi-
neSiau su gen. KOrnilOvu,
kurs buvO vyriausiOj kar6s
stOvykloj. Gen. KOrnilov
patvirtino, kad jis to visa
reikalaujas.
"Apsvarscius Situos pa
statytus laikinai vvriausy-
bel rcikalavimus, ir atradus,
kad tOksai reikalavimas, jci
jis butu iSpildytas, pasiro-
dytu p1'ieSingas Sales revo-
liucijai, laiSina vyriausyb6
del republikOniSkos valdzios
atvanglmO name igaliojO
pavartOti visas prieinamas
pl'iemones, kad neleisti ISL
gal6ti tokiai valdziai, kurl
m6gintu panaikinti pilieciu
tciscs, kokios skovota revo-
liucijos metu.
"Tatai visupirmu, kad pa
laikyti Salyj laisve ir visuo-
tina tvarka, as imuosi prize
moniu, apie kurias Suomi
gyventojams ir praneSu. AS
isakau gen. KornilOvui w
riausiojo armiju vado vieta
ir visas pareigas pavesti
gen. Klembovskiui, vyriau-
siajam armiiu vadui Siauri-
niam frontc, kurs laiko uz-
tv6res kelia i Petrograda.
Be to, praneSiau gen. Klein
bovskiui, kad jisai palikt,l
laikinai visu rusu armiju
vadu.
"Antra, as paskelbiu
kar6s stow kaip Pctrogra-
de, taip ir visam sostin6s
apskrityj.
"Ir atsiliepiu ! visus gy-
ventojus, kad !ie sutikm6jc
stotu w laikina vyriausybe
ir gintu savo tevynes lais-
We"
Sta prokliamacija paskel-
bta po specialize ministeriu
pos6dzio zieminiuose ru-
muOse. POsedyje dalyvavo
vienuOlika ministeriu. Kar-
Stai tartasi apie gen. Korni-
lOvO ta nepaprasta reikala-
vima, kurs yra lygus pakili-
mui prieS laikina vyriausy-
be. PanaSaus atsitikimO lai-
kina vyriausybe dar nebuvo
tur6jusi nuo pradzios revo-
liucijos.
Kadangi gen. Kornilovo
reikalavimas nera menkas
daiktas, tuo labiau, kad jis
yra kazoku idolas, tatai, kad
uzbegti w akiu jO norams,
Jei jis juos m6gintu prave-
sti speka, ministeriu kabi-
netas suplenavo visa Sales
valdzia laikinai pavesti pen
kiems ministeriams, butent:
Kerenskiui, Nekrasovui,
Skobelevui, TercSGcnkai ir
Savinkovui.
Associated Press kores-
pondentui uzsieniu reikalu
minister's TereScenko pasa-
ke:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17
Public Librarian Asked to Help
Secure Clerical Force For u. S.

requirements of raw material neces-
sary for the manufacture Of finished
equipment, and to make statistical
summaries OF records and accounts
with relation TO the purchase and
production of government materials.
The duties Of index and catalog
clerks consist OF cataloging, indexing
and filing correspondence.
3. Any person who can perform
reasonably well the duties OF any OF
the above positions should feel
confident Of qualifying under the
civil service regulations. VIII you
kindly MI in on the enclosed blank
the name of Ave persons whom you
consider available and willing TO
serve the government In clerical
capacity. Then mail the blank as
promptly as possible to the Civilian
Personnel Division. 1888 F St, N. W.
Washington, ID. G. IL you cannot
conveniently do this will you submit
this letter to someone in your ac-
uuaintance who will give 1t atten-
ton. IL you cannot suggest anyone
in the above list of occupations you
might send the names Of persons
equipped In mechanical or technicai
lines for which there Is urgent need.
Respectfully.
81. II. Van Dusen,
Capt. Ord. r.. @"
The civil service examinations for
the above named positions may be
taken here i'm Fargo. and Miss
BuckIin hopes to be able to supply
the names OF even more than the
five requested.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17
Treble Clef Club
Sings Cdntdtd

A Christmas musical program OF
many pleasing features was given
this morning at the regular 9 O'clock
chapel service at the North Dakota
Agricultural college. It was in charge
of Miss Edythe Grasse, OF the A. c..
conservatory faculty, and opened
with q piano duet. Polonaise in A
Major, (Chopin), by Misses Helen
and Pauline Holl. Al Christmas
Lullaby, Hardy. sung by the Treble
Clef quartet, followed, and the sing
ing Of the French national air, the
Marseillaise, by the student body,
concluded Part OF the program.
The remainder of the program was
devoted to a cantata, Bethlehem. paul
Bliss), sung by the Treble CIef club.
Soloists for the cantata were Misses
Dorothy Ayres, Florence Billiard and
Frances Pinney. Appearing in q
trio number were August Swendby
and Misses Margaret Chandler and
Ada Fowler. The Cantata was in
terspersed with scriptural passages
1t met with very enthusiastic re-
ception by the students and faculty
this morning, and by a fair-sized
audience Sunday evening, having
been presented then at the Plymouth
Congregational church.
The Treble Clef club membership
is as follows: Florence Billiard,
Dorothy Ayers, Ann Johnson, Lena
Furlong, Olga Swendby, Marie Shave,
Inez Field, Carrie Ytehus, Dora
Dighton, Anna Wilson, Florence Still,
Fern Briscoe, Margaret Chandler,
Myrtle Wolstad. Esther Heidner, Ada
Fowler, Marian Pannebaker, Pearl
Hanson, Dorothy Cochran, HiIda
Dahl, Durad Cameron, nellie McCarty
and Frances Pinney.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17

The need of many new helpers in
government offices In washington, ID.
c., is again emphasized in the fol-
lowing letter. received Saturday by
Miss Winnie Bucklin, public librarian
in Fargo. from the war department,
civilian personnel division, ONCE OF
the chief OF ordinances:
Miss Winnie Bucklin,
Public Library,
Fargo, N. ID.
Madam: 1. The ordnance de-
partment requires at once for service
in Washington 500 clerks in the yari-
GUS classifications and 800 steno-
graphers. The chief OF ordnance has
directed me to place these facts be-
for you, in the hope that you could
aid the civilian personnel division in
recruiting this large clerical force.
The department, as YOU are aware, Is
charged with the tremendous duty OF
providing all the munitions for our
soldiers. The present imperative
needs are as follows: Schedule clerks
l52; index and catalog clerks 115;
clerks qualified in statistics and ac-
counting 80; filing clerks 16; clerks
(miscellaneousl 80; clerks 215.
80. Schedule clerks must have
graduated from a high school or had
a course equivalent to four years
high school training: the duties Of
the position are the keeping of
graphical schedules which show the
progress OF work in a department.
Clerks qualified In statistics and ac-
counting should be able to work out
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17
Mosque Biggest Production
EUer GiUen At The ~ D. A. C..


OF the various groups OF performers
entered earnestly into the spirit Of
the masques ana the elaborate. care
fully designed coatumEng. together
with special lighting effects helped
make the production a great success.
The time OF the masuue was given
as a night shortly after the birth Of
Christ and its setting was in four
regions. Indicated by two stages and
two atsles. the audience being placed
between the two stages. Stage A rep
resented the Place Of the Outcasts. a
knoll with a path in the wilderness,
before the Evergreen Tree. Stage B.
az the opposite end Of the armory. rep
resented the Place Of Empire. being
typihed by q gateway and steps lead
ing to the golden palace OF Herod.
Herod's throne was part Of this set
ting, and the part of that ruler was
taken by Russell Scott. Aisle repre-
scented a pathway from the land Of
Herod into the wilderness, and para1-
lei to 10 was Aisle III. The parts of
the animals who befriended the Christ
In the wilderness. the wolf, bear and
lion, were wen taken by Ernest John
son. Eugene Ross and Taylor Strate.
The masque was performed IN
twelve actions, as follows: Who
Keepeth Watch7s The lantern In the
Desert; Somebody Is Coming: The
Light Child: Sword of the World The
Befrfending: Wise Men: Which. o
Lord, Is Wisest7; Outcastss The
Wounded Peddler: The Prosecuting
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17
NeuS Of WomenSW orkInMdny Fields

and carried bride roses. Mrs. q. C.
Heaton was gowned in taneta OF an
old rose shade
An elaborate &our-course wedding
dinner was served at the j, Il Heaton
home, to about twenty OF the couples
more intimate friends. Suspended over
the dining table was a large wedding
bell, and other decorations were roses
and ferns. There were also orange
blossoms and poinsettias, sent by Mrs
b. II. Wright an aunt OF the bride
groom residing I'm Los Angeles.
The bride Is q well known young
woman of Lisbon, where she was
reared, and where she has a host of
friends. Her husband has been in
Fargo for the last two years, and Is
connected with the local law firm of
Lowell q Horner. Mr.. and Mrs. Heaton
viii reside in Fargo, and will be at
home to their many friends after
Jan. I.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17
To Direct Pldu
At Detroit, MINI


Mrs. Oscar Rustad, Moorhead,
will leave tonight for Detroit, Mimi,
where she will direct matinee ana
evening productions Tuesday OF the
play, Cinderella. This entertainment,
to be given in the Scenic theater at
Detroit, is under the auspices of the
Surgical Dressings committee there,
and the proceeds will be added to
that fund.
The play is in three acts, and has
q cast of about seventy children,
ranging in age from tiny tots to boys
and girls fourteen years of age.
Fancy dancing numbers will be Civ
en- between the acts. Music for the
two productions viii be given by an
eight-piece orchestra. Mrs. Rustad
has been holding rehearsals at De-
troit for several weeks. Large audi
ences are anticipated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17


The Christmas masQue. Percy Mac
hayes The Evergreen Tree. pslt On sat-
urday evening. was the biggest. most
spectacular pro6upction ever given ~
the North Dakota Agricultural coli
leGe. knowing the merit OF Christ
mas season productions - former
years. a capacity audience gathered
In the A. g. armory TO witness IT.
The mmsone went OF beautifully bar
ring q few minor slips unnotfcea by
the audience but causing amusement
to the Student performers such as
forGe1tfng to remove from the stage
the wounded peddler, who had to get
up and walk on himseif.
Nearly 500 people had . part IN the
maEque. which very beautifully told
the Christmas story, the central theme
being the alI-healing power Of the
tree spirit, and the overcoming OF
worldly kingship. as typffied by Her
cd The role Of the tree. perhaps the
most dffncult OF the twenty-one lead
ing characters, was splendidly taken
by Miss Iva Mayer, who had a 10nRer
speaking part than any Of the ether
performers. Special mention is also
due the Interpretation of the role of
Ghouae, By Master Harold Phillips,
whose enunciation was so clear as to
make his lines. perfectly memorfzed,
clearly heard all over the armory.
Other children'e parts were well taken
by little Robert Parrott and Dorothy
Smith.
the other leading characters and all
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17

Host; and The Morning star.
Music Coed Feature.
The singing OF Christmas carols BY
the college chorus was a most attract
i've feature of the masqtie. and the
audience Joined too I'm the singing OF
one carol. Harlx! The Herald Angels
Singl The words of the carols were
given on the very complete programs,
which were appropriately printed IN
red and green on a white background,
with a border design Of holly on one
OF the covers. The musical features
were directed by Miss Edythe Grasse,
of the conservatory faculty.
The student committee in charge OF
the masQue. which was under the gem
eral direction of Prof. a. @. Arvoldi
comprised Fern BrIscoe, Mae Dennis,
Marie Huey, Iva. Mayer, Eugene Ross
and Louise Rusch. They deserve much
credit for the success of their efforts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17
Girl
WedS In Fargo

A very pretty wedding was solem-
Fargo at the home of the bride
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L
Heaton, 500 Tenth street south. when
Miss Grace Elizabeth Richmond, Lis
bon, N. D., became the bride of Carl
Cecil Heaton, Fargo. Rev. Norman
Brighton, pastor of the Fargo Chris
tian church, ofEiciated, and the couples
attendants were Mr.. and Mrs. T. g.
Heaton, brother and sister-in-law Of
the bridegroom.
The bride wore gown Of georgette
over silk, with silver bead trimming,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17

home for several days. returned Sun
day to Halstad, Mimi, where she is
an eighth grade teacher.
Mrs. ]. P. Finch will describe a
trip through Yellowstone National
park. in terms of teaching children
reverence for God through his won
derfuI works, at the regular meeting
of the Child Conservation league
Wednesday afternoon. The meeting
will be held at the usual place, the
parlors of the Fargo Y. w. c. A.
o
A very interesting talk on The Girl
in the Field OF Action was given
Saturday afternoon by Miss
Katherine Jensen at the meeting OF
\ the Phi Epsilon Omicron sorority or
the A. c. The meeting was held at
the home of Miss Margaret Chandler.
on Fifth street north. In her address
Miss Jensen dwelt particularly on
the qualities which she considers es-
sentiaI for the making OF an efficient
and successful young woman. A tea
followed the address.
The New Era club will hold its
annual guest night meeting this
evening at the home of Mrs. w. H..
principal program feature will be a
talk by Miss Nola X. Fromme. OF
the Home Economics department Of
the A, c., on Food Conservation. In
addition there will be several must
cal numbers and readings, and
social hour will follow. Mrs. w. A.
Keye is president of the New Era
club this year.
Mrs. George Sheffield, Moorhead,
has had as her guest for several
days Miss Edna Cooper, from Hope
N. ID.
Rev. c. II. Phillips, jamestown,
was in Fargo Saturday visiting his
daughter, Miss Florence Phillips. q
Fargo college student.
The recently elected officers OF the
Moorhead Eastern Star viii be In
stalled at the meeting this evening in
the Masonic hall, Moorhead.
At the meeting of the First Pres
byterian Woman's Missionary society
Tuesday evening at the church, the
annual election of officers will be
held. and there will be a program or
varied and interesting features.
A musical event of this evening at
Stones hall is the piano recital OF
Joseph Sandie, who win be assisted
by Miss Julia Overmoe. soprano, ana
Mrs. Eleanor Lefingwell, accompan-
LIST. Mr.. Sandie has for some time
been very prominent in Fargo Col
1noro rnpSarvafny.v and other musical
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Social Notes

Mrs. Alison Brubaker, 1905 Fourth
street north, entertained Saturday
afternoon between and 5 o'clock,
at a party I'm celebration OF the sixth
birthday anniversary Of Vivian
Gladys Brubaker. Fifteen little girls
were the guests and the afternoon
was spent with many jolly games,
full ones. The decorations were in
pink and white. Mrs. Brubalxer was
assisted In serving by Mrs. G. A.
Blom.
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circles, and is a pianist OF pronounce
ed ability.
Mrs. IN. Fl. Frost will be program
leader at the meeting OF the Woman's
Home Missionary society Of the
First Methodist church, Tuesday
afternoon IN the Mars room of tina
church. Several musical selections
win have a place on the program.
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Miss Lillian Forth. First avenue
south, will entertain the Sigma The
Ia sorority OF Fargo college at Its
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17

Mrs. Otto Gross, Minot, arrived in
Fargo Sunday morning from
months visit with her husband,
Captain Gross, at Camp Mills,
Mfneola, u. /. Mrs. Gross will visit
here until after the holidays at the
#. M. Skiold and nj. II. Gross
homes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-17

Miss Elizabeth Asuuith, daughter
of the former premier OF England. is
foremost in lending her aid to or
CARNATIONS in connection with war
funds and is the leading spirit in
many of EngIand's charity fairs and
bazaars.
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south, is suffering from a fractured
arm, which injury she received in a
fall on a slippery sidewalk last FRI
day.
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Several girl friends OF Miss Blythe
Schee, .Moorhead. were her guests
Friday evening at frolic termed a
'By Heck" party.
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Miss Alma wiehe, who had been
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regular meeting wednesday eyenin
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The Rebecca Sewing circle Win
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
George II. Jurgens, T51 Twelfth
street north. The afternoon WI be
devoted to Ped Cross work. and al
members are asked TO be present
HemBtItchlnE, pfcutlnE, pIeatgnE.
Mrs. A. Anderson. Sit 3rd Az. N.--Adv.
Machine hemstitchlng and pieot.
ing. Mrs. A. II. Bassett, 365 deIlen~
drecie building. Phone 4g47-Wss~