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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-22
Bits OF New York Gossip

New York. Dec. 22.-Thers Is de-
cidedly war flavor 70 motion pic
lures In all the photoplay houses in
New York. The motion picture pro-
ducers are showing a splendid spirit
OF cooperation and giving the gov
eminent Unreasonable aid in helping
to increase the patriotic spirit
throughout the country and, in New
York especially, they are putting
across splendid publicity on food
conservation, Liberty loans, Red
Cross work and news from the can
tonments.
The news weeklies are tremendous
iy interesting. They fash the last
word in military activity both here
and abroad and they have the big
gest bunch Of any publicity of the
war.
Housewives have a splendid excuse
for Fastening to the movies early and
often, because, Of COURSE the house
wives are patriotic and il they are
| going to follow the suggestions Of
the food administration about saw
ing food they must get the latest
ideas on how to do Il. They can 20
to New York motion picture theaters
and see how experts make the war
breads and use meats and fat to the
best Advantage, and then, Of course,
while there they would not be human
IL they did not take at least a slant
Ing look at the newest thing in YAM
pire wiles.
The fact that the New York pub
/ lie is taxed for going to the movies
apparently does not dash its ardor
at all. Admission prices nowadays
are II. IL. 81. 33 and IS cents and one
Is always getting q great handful Of
pennies from the box ONCE. But
luckily nearly every woman carries a
knitting bag into which she can stun
the small change, and, 50 far as the
men are concerned, 1t is very handy
having pennies for buying newspa-
pers.
One sees women knitting almost
everywhere except at the movies.
Even at concerts and the opera, knit
ting for soldiers is much in evidence.
However, this is not the case at the
photoplay houses. There's too much
of thrilling interest flashing on the
screen and ones knitting is sure to
fall by the wayside, IL one tries to do
anything with it at the movies.
Jesse L. Laslxy, vice president of
the Famous Players-LaslGy company,
WHICH 10 SdAu 10 U6 the AdEBSSG one
in the whole producing business, is
very optimistic about conditions in
motion picturedom. He said, re-
Gently: Il do not regard present day
conditions in the moving picture busi-
ness as uncertain. To me they APP
pear to indicate even greater PROS
perity than prevails at present. The
war hasn't hurt moving pictures.
They are the one thing needed in our
environments and camps and they are
serving the public in providing a
legitimate, healthy, sane relief from
stress in a way that has nothing to
do with extravaganza"
There is a very timely touch in
''The Eternal Temptress," and Art
craft production in which Lima CaVa-
lieri makes her debut as celIuloid
| siren. Austrian villains figure in
this screen play, and they are near
| ly as popular as villains as Ger
mans. Broadway's handsomest mo-
ton picture theater. the Rialto, had
crowded houses the past week and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-22
TO ASK NORTH DAKOTA
FOR SHARE OF FUND

North Dakota win be asked to raise
its share Of the 500, 000,00 fund
which the Methodist Episcopal
church intends to raise next fall for
work at home and abroad, accord
ing to Bishop r.. J.. Cooke, Helena,
Mont, who left Fargo Friday evening
after two-day conference with DIR.
@. Il. Yermilya, Valley City; DR..
James Anderson, Fargo; DIR. A. /.
Asher, Minot, and DR.. g. II. Quigley.
Grand Forks; North Dakota district
superintendent with regard TO the
needs Of the state.
Bishop Cooke could not say how
much North Dak0ta's quota would
be. Extension Of the church work
into unchurched communities would
take a large part Of the fund, he
said.
Bishop Cooke was guest Of Dr.
and Mrs. H. III. Frost, Of the First
Methodist church. for his stay, go
ing to Athens. Tenn, where his
family Is spending the winter.
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adaptation of the big spectacular
melodrama Of the same name which
had a great run several years ago at
the Manhattan operahouse.
Robert Warwick, the popular fllm
star, Is getting ready to do his bic
in the trenches in France. He went
through the Plattsburg training
camp and emerged q captain. He
will report at Camp Dix In q couple
OF weeks and hopes to be off to
France before long.
Miss Edna Goodrich. who has re-
Gently completed ave new produc-
tions for the Mutual Film company,
is one of the screen stars who is
making Q sacrifice for her country in
this war. She is sending some Of her
splendid saddle horses and hunters
to the front. She says MY horses
can get into action, IL / cannot."
Three Of them will be used as mounts
by United States cavalry ofiicers who
are friends OF Miss Goodrich.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-22

David Griffith is, back in Los
Angeles and with him are the Gish
girls. The war experiences have left
Miss Lillian very serious and Miss
Dorothy is as Vivacious as ever and,
what is more, neither Of them has
suffered SO far as prettiness Is con-
cerned. They are all glad to be back
in the eternal sunshine and among
their friends, and oh! what lot they
have to talk about!
Crane Wilbur is very much in the
limelight in and around San Fran
cisco. He is starred in the Paul
Smith propaganda picture, 1.-THE
Finger Of Justice" which is booked
for several weeks in the Golden
Gate city. He addressed a meeting
Of ministers, was called on to give
an address from the pulpit, made a
personal appearance on the first
night Of the feature and is drawing
full houses to the Bishop theater in
Oakland. where he has a special
stage engagement between pictuEes.
That is all!
Herbert Brenon has started "The
Passing Of the Third Floor Back" in
which Sir Johnston Forbes Robert
son will appear in his famous role
of the Stranger. Scenario. sets, and
every detail of production for "The
Passing OF the Third Floor Back"
had been prepared by Mr.. Brenon's
executive staff, and early this month
the director began his first scene
with Sir Johnston.
Without a scratch on her face or
a visible bruise. Edna Purviance,
the custard pie backstop for Charlie
Chaplin, undulated into New York.
If you'll remember. Edna is the
acrobatic Juno the divine Charlie
utilities as everything from a pin
cushion to a springboard In his little
dramas.
Since the early film comedy days
which ushered in a revival Of the
Stone Age in the movies, Edna has
been playing the toothsome Ophelia
to Charles pantalooned Romeo.
As a child Louise Glaum, now one
of the most famous vampires of
screendom, often allowed her
thoughts to turn to poetic fancies.
Often she would assemble the chill
dren of her neighborhood and enact
plays which she devised from her
own imagination until her parents,
realizing she intended to make this
her life work, objected strongly.
Now, however they are extremely
proud of her rise to fame, although
the day Of the vampire is believed to
be past.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-22

Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. 22.-Consul
General Andrea Garcia received an
official report today from Vice Con-
sui Cosme Bengoechea at Presidio,
Texas, giving the information of a
battle which occurred Wednesday
afternoon between the federal forces
under General Pedro F'avela and the
Villa followers commanded by
Idelfomso Sanchez, near Cuchillo
Parade, sixty miles south OF Presidio.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-22

A vitality important motion pic
ture OF the year is coming to the
Isis theater on Monday. It is "Ras-
putin, the Black Monk" the newest
World-Picture Brady Made and it is
so very important because 1t tells
the true story OF the Russian revolu-
ton and the fall Of the Romanoffs.
The production is remarkably effec-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-22

tive scenically. Neither time nor
money has been spared to get the
best possible results and in the con-
struction Of one street which appears
in several of the scenes over $4,000
was expended. Rasputin's dramatic
rise to the point where he became
the real power behind the Russian
throne, his hypnotic power over wo-
men and his abuse of this power, his
attempts to make Russia enter upon
a separate peace with Germany and
his final startling death are told in
a thrillingly interesting manner in
this great production. Interpreting
the picture is supreme cast headed
by the following notable stars: Mon
tagu Love, June Elvidge, Arthur
Ashley, Julia Dean, Irving Cum
mings and Hurbert Wilke.
isn't it funny?" said Gladys,
curiously, to her chum, Phyllis.
Father has promised to give me a
pair Of diamond earrings If / will
stop having music lessons. won
der why?"
That's strange!" agreed Phyllis.
but you've never worn earrings,
have your"
mo. / shall have to get my ears
pierced"
THAT explains it, said Phyllis, an
innocent smile curving her ruby lips.
HE wants to pay you back in your
own coin."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-22
THREE AVTATORS Are
KILLED IN COLLISION
NV Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press.)
Fort Worth Texas, Dec. 22.-Three
British aviators in training here were
killed yesterday when two ma
chimes collided in the air.
Two of the men were In one ma
chine. The collision took place at a
low altitude and less than half a mile
from the landing field.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-22
BIC FARM LOANS
TwoIve Federal Land Sank Have
Two Federal Land, Banks Have
(By Associated Press.l


nv Associated Press.)
washington, Dec. 22.-Loans ag-
gregatihg S29,s24,0 600 have been made
to farmers by the twelve federal
land banks in the six months since
the farm loan system has been In fuI4
operation, according to the monthly
report of the federal farm loan board
issued today. In addition, $75,0OO,O0O
of loans have been approved and viii
be negotiated at the old five per cent
interest rate when funds are made
available through sale Of farm loan
bonds privately, or to the United
States treasury under the pending
plan to have congress appropriate
800, 00O, 900 a year for the purchase.
Applications for loans have
amounted to $219, 100000. which has
been cut to $1s0,000,000 by reduc-
tions ordered by appraisers or by
reflections. A total of 1889 cooper
alive farm loan associations, COM
posed OF ten ,or more farmer borrow
ers have been chartered. Future loans
will be made at the new interest
rate Of So per cent.
Loans in the st. Paul district were
$4,41S.0 900.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-22

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Bonn Sooe abbtruftn.

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Sersnisunss=B esweiier.

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bileborite0nngcu Sant5td9s un65onns
tags Inn bnIb 3 ubr Ynhmtttags ma
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ben ibrigen Sugen febcn Rddntittul
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@aroelbiIoer.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Sreoerif VIII. enoli6 uon
Salitar abgefabren.
NnIifnr N q % Trf

Ger Compiler 6rcGcrid VIII. nit
@roicn uon Rernitorff uno @cfolgC
an @orO fithr qeItcrn @benb 1870
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@clcitt5 Ron elmer Wenoe Notrouil,
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icbc3 onhcrc Tobr5elto icrnSuholtcn,
Src6crit VIII. fubr ON IA. Tcbrlior
pon Nclp Oort n6.
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cs Gin Isall bun afntem }l6cn-

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sen 10 orob. bdb cr iciue fSiiBe nidr
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men. his 'h cine 6Ioihe GIpcnfrGiltcr
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cincr Mptc tourtc mcill Sobn ipi2hcr
an sic Nrbcit nehen."
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unidhiN iijr hieArheit 9eniaf)t nllrnc
fonn ucr'tchcn. mas cS hcoclltct, mic
Scr on lojne Nrbcit oeben ST. fonnrlt
Inter iolten l~intitGnoer acninnt Die
Nrbrit cjncn ueilcu mo crhohtcr
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9tntur bci ser Notwithstanding Scr
forpcrIihcn Tlurftioucn iinh n1oht
ms Hrbcit 3i elmer 6rc,'oc.
Is 1T ftinc 9rpotbctcrrcbijiu. 60
foInccntcu liefern g. ooer CO fam
be;noen tpcrhcu non sem Ser
itclern. Or Setter Tohrucu & GINS
Go. 1875 So. Sopne 4pe., Chi
coac, 81.