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head. There were three tables at
cards, and high score went to Mrs.
Howard Moody. Guests of the club
FRIDAY were Mrs. s Amsdhen: OF F sEPok ns.;
meeting of the club. in two weeks, viii
be held with Mrs. u. l.. Morris. hostess,
at the comstock.
The members Of the Helpful club
were guests OF Prof. and Mrs. n. J..
Sucher at theatre party given at the
Garrick Friday evening, at the conclu-
as features the regular meetings OF
the club, IN the parlors of the Fargo
conservatory. The program consisted
Of vocal numbers By men Of the club
The Rectors guild of st. Johns
Episcopal church. Moorhead, will meet
Wednesday afternoon at . O'clock at
the home OF Mrs. Fulton, sos Ninth
street south that city
Miss Marie Huey. of Tenth street
north, is entertaining the Delta Phi
Beta sorority OF the A. c. this after
noon at her home, II being the regular
business and social meeting OF that or
Saturday evening, May 10, has been
set as the date of the A. G. high school
annual party. and is being anticipated
the A. c. armory, and Baernstein's or
chestra viii play for the event
The large Observation-Disclosures
class made up of college students and
south side women. held its regular
weekly meeting, Friday evening at
Fargo college. A very Instructive lee
ture was given by DR.. Frederick Gron-
void.
Rev. Albert Winter. OF Mankato.
MINI, spent Friday in Fargo, calling
at the Fl. j. Keller home, SIS Fourth
avenue north. Rev. Mr.. Winter, who
was on his way home from = business
trip to Grand Forks, left Friday night
for Breckenridge, and will return to
Mankato this evening.
Miss Dorothy Bascom has gone to
Minneapolis to visit for few days
with friends.
The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
will meet Wednesday afternoon Of next
week promptly at 4 o'clock at the
school building. The annual election
of officers will be held then, and the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05
Fargo Women Will
Attend Presbyterial
Meeting at Bismarck

Educational campaign meetings un-
der the auspices OF the Woman's Pres-
hyterian Beard Of Missions q the
Home Missions Of that denomination
will be held at Bismarck Tuesday and
"Wednesday, May and 3. Mrs. George
president. and Mrs. William q. Roe, Of
Jamestown, secretary, for these meet
tngs. Others from Fargo, aside from
Mrs. Clark. will no doubt attend the
The purpose Of these meetings IL to
discuss problems, receive instruction In
methods and information about the
work, and an inspiFFattiion Ior iuture en-
tends to Woman's Missionary societies,
Westminster guild chapters. Young
Peoples and children's societies, mis-
sion study class leaders, all once hold
ers in such organizations, and the gem
eral public interested,
for the Bismarck meeting are Mrs. y.
3. Wells, mission study teacher, with
headquarters at Chicago: Mrs. r., II:
silverthorn. also OF Chicago. neld
worker for the Northwest board; Mrs.
worker for the Home Missions board;
and q missionary, whose name 10 not
yet announced.
The. topic for the morning sessions
Methods ana Probiems. Mrs silver
thorn and Mrs. Davis will give the i'm
struetton. The afternoon sessions Will
be devoted to the topic, Popular Pres
entafton OF Latin America. the latter
being the missionary textbook this
year. Mrs. Wells will give instruction
IT that topic. Tuesday evening will be
given over 70 international and inspir-
Ational addresses, and the closing
event. Wednesday evening, will be a
banquet at $3.50 o'clock. The general
subject Of the program OF responses
Tor that event Is Food for the Body
and Brain--Just How Just What. Ev-
efyone rs invited to participate.
The Bismarck session IL one OF four
kueh meetings to be held In this state,
the others being at Edgeley. TowneT
and Grand Forks
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program will be in charge OF the Liter
airy section. Mrs. @. L. Hubbe1l will
give a reading from Dickens, the works
OF that author having formed the study
of the Literary section during recent
weeks. The hostesses viii be Mes-
DANES J. w. Jones. Lawrence. George
Tibert, Peter Stewart and ]. II.
HentschelL
Henry Brown left Friday afternoon
for an over-sunday visit with friends
in Minneapolis.
The regular monthly business meet
ing OF the First Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid society will be held Tuesday after
noon, May 9. at o'clock, at the church
parlors. The ladies of the May divi-
sion will entertain. The chairmen are
Mrs. Himburg and Mrs. CASTOR.
Miss Mae Irons OF Los Angeles, Cal,
left Friday for q VISIT OF several weeks
in Minneapolis, before returning west.
She has been the guest OF Misses Jes-
sic and Florence Palmer, of this city,
for an extended visit.
@
Mrs. r. v. Hutchinson returned home
Friday night from New Rockford.
where she had been engaged for q week
in coaching a class in expression.
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Girls Give City's Newsies
Real Tips on How to Sell
Papers: 800 Sales Record

Real "newsies" wishing to increase
their efficiency could well take note
of the work being done today by the
women of the Fargo War Relief as
sociatfon and their assistants. who are
selling q we'll known magazine on
commission. for the benefit of the as
ISOLATION fund. Ideal weather. to-
gether with immense enthusi' and
q general interest on the pa. of the
public have made for a success that
IL far beyond the original expecta-
tons. #%
At / o'clock this noon all but few
OF the 3.l00 copies consigned to these
workers had been disposed of, and the
proceeds will be very much larger than
the amount of commissions allowed, as
instead OF paying only the cents that
igs the magazines regular price, the
majority of the purchasers have volun-
teered sums ranging from 10 cents to
81 and higher. The war relief asso-
citation was guaranteed IA cents out
OF every cent purchase.
One committee alone, UP to ] o'clock,
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ANNUAL Y MEETING
WILL Be HELD TUESDAY
Election Of Board Members PrfncipaG
Busineas-RepOFfs 60 NE Free
scented by 0Mlcexs.

The annual business meeting Of this
Fargo Y, N. c, A.. and the election Of
five members OF the board OF directerss
cry, stewart Wilson, Robert McCulIDch
and w. J. Lane, whose terms expired
with the fiscal year, May i. will be
Tuesday evening. The presentation OF
the annual reports, and discussion of
plans for the ensuing year will feature
the business program.
The nominating committee OF the
board OF directors Is listing eligible
candidates for the election this after
noon
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First Performance Of
Horace Mann Freshman
Play Great Success

The first performance Of The Miser
of Raveloe, dramatized from George
nG S Mann M scnooi e. xss cast
day evening, drew an audience SO large
that many had to stand and still 9TH
ers we're turned away. The latter will
play which will be repeated at 8
o'clock this evening in the same place,
the north assemblyroom of the school.
Each member of the cast, numbering
part with facility and finish surpris--
ing in such youthful performers, and
the careful coaching given them BY
their class adviser, Miss Lorlne Pol
due. was very apparent. Deserving
Lloyd Nelson, as Squire cass Hilma
Hon as Macy oxSs LsHG sss AiAin
Carlson. as Dunstan Cass; Milton Berg,
as Silar Mariner; Harriet Ostbye, as
Priscilla Lammeter; and Dorothy Bach
err, the latter. although having minor
Kimbie, and the housekeeper The
parts OF Eppie. at the various ages
represented. were well taken by La
ence Olson. Others ina the cast were
Albert Swari Ogden Brauer, Edward
Peterson, Joe Powers. Everett Beau
champ, Melvin Brodshaug, Edwin Oh
win, Willard Rudd, Oliver Grobe. Clay
ton Berdahl, Carlton Rydstrom, George
Tibert, Margaret Boerth, Geraldine
Gronitz, Rose Kopelman, Dorothy CHS
holm, Margaret Shepard, and Lucille
Burt. The play was in five acts.
The costuming was in colonial style
and added much to the attractivenesn
of the production. The stage and seen
cry construction. which were very
good, were directed by Alvin Carlson.
The net proceeds Of the two produc-
tons will be used to buy pictures, etc,
for adornment of the Horace Mann
building.
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had disposed Of fully 900 copies. and
several others reported sales Of 300
and 400 each. It was anticipated that
not a copy would be left unsold by
O'Clock this afternoon. Among the
most enthusiastic of the associations
assistants are the twenty-four Fargo
college girls who are directed by Mrs
William II. Harris. and who have been
working in relays. Much other aid,
in the way Of hospital supplies work.
has already been given the War Relief
association by the Fargo college stu
dents. A large number Of prominent
young ladies OF the city are serving
on the various committees, wfoSe
chairmen are stationed in AUTOMOBILES
gaily decorated with flags and bunting.
at the ten different places designated
in the business district.
+ The response Of the public to this
unique appeal for funds is very
gratifying to the association, and indi-
Gates a sincere sympathy with the
cause for which the latter is work.
ing
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and very intimate friends of the couple
will be present at the wedding, which
will be followed by o'clock dinner
Mennie, i0s Eighth street north, where
the bridegroom-elect has been residing
since the demise of his partnts. Cow
ers will be laid fol. about twenty
Many friends here will be glad to
learn that Mr.. and Mrs Enrol X. Maj
talin have returned to Fargo to reside
after an absence Of oyer , q year. when or
Almond Krieger Naftalin, was born to
them during their absence from Far
go, and Is now months old. Mr.. Naf-
the employ of the Pioneer Life Insur-
ance Co.
The New Era club of Fargo will meet
ris. Of S11 Ninth avenue south. The
subject for the afternoon will be
Travelogs. Mrs. w. H. Shure will talk
on Califol mia. and Mrs. =. II. Wilder
on Glacier National park
Mrs. o. o. Bye and little daughter
Betty. of the Jackson apartme nts.
leave. today for Minneapolis. They viii
the Bye cottage at Detroit lake, for
the summer.
Routine business matters were dis
cussed at the regular monthly meeting
of the Womans Boarding Home asso-
citation, held Friday evening at the
home. on Eighth street south. HIS
large number of lodge members
and their friends enjoyed the M. b. A.
card party held at A. o. U. w. hall FRI
day evening after the regular lodge
session. Refreshments were feature
OF the social session.
w. d. Sweet and daughter. Miss
Ethel Sweet arrived home Friday
they had been since the middle of Mo-
vember They stopped over night in
Minneapolis at the home of Mrs. II. Q.
Robbins, their daughter and sister. VINO
was with them in Los Angeles. return
ing to Minneapolis two weeks ago. The
Sweet family will again take posses
sion of their residence at 3zs Eighth
the Robert Clendening family. of VIM
hledon, all winter.
OF great Importance IL the meeting
6. A. building, in. the two rooms donat-
ed by the trustees and secretary as
headquarters for the local Red Cross
chapter. The opening was arranged Dy
N. C. Young is chairman, and is work
session.
Members Of the jamestown Mothers'
club, at their annual meeting there this
week, elected officers for the ensuing
year as follows: President. Mrs. Har-
Old Graves; first vice president, Mrs. G.
8. Buck second vice president. Mrs. +.
w. Eddy: third vice president, Mrs. A.
w. Guest; treasurer. Mrs. Charles
Smith secretary, Mrs. L. e. Goodwin;
and correspondent, Mrs. NJ II. Noel.
The regular meeting OF the woman.s
auxiliary to the ~ NJ. C.. a. will be held
Monday afternoon at the associations
building, at $3.50 o'clock. After the
business session there will be social
hour and refreshments.
Mrs. George Nelson will be deIegate
from the Missionary society of the
First Presbyterian church of this city
to the Fargo Presbyterian Missionary
meeting that will be held at James
town next Thursday, May 10. others
will probably attend from Fargo, i'm
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TALK FEDERATION
Hatcher, Dale and Ford 10 Talk at
Ministerial Meeting.

Addresses by NJ. N. Hatcher, presi-
dent of the Fargo Church federation,
and A. B. Dale, state Y. NJ. c. A. secre-
tary, on phases OF church federati
work, and a talk by Rev. e. G. Ford on
Community Music will feature the reg
ular meeting of the Fargo-Moofhead
Ministerial association in the "Y" audi
forum at 1880 o'clock Monday morn
ing.
Notice has been sent to all members
OF the association TO be present.
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Miss Fanny Clapp in
Recital Monday Evening.

One of the most attractive recital
events OF the coming week IL that OF
Miss Fanny Clapp, who will be gradu-
ated from the expression department.
Music, this spring. Her brother, Henry
Clapp, cornetist, and Miss Viola Lar
son. accompanies, will assist on the
program.
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NO MASS MEETING
Y. NJ. G. A. Services Called OF For
Red Gross Benefit Concert.

There will be no mems mass meet
ing in the Y. NJ. G. A. auditorium to-
morrow afternoon owing to the benefit
concert for Fargo chapter Of the AM
erican Red Cross In the auditorium. IL
was announced today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05
Scott Hellander
Joint Graduate
Recital May 10

The Dakota conservatory will pre-
Miss Florence Hellander, pianist. in
joint graduate recital At stones audi
torium next Thursday evening, May
10, at s:lS o'clock.
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The well-chosen program for this re-
cital follows:
sThe Quiet OF the Woods ....... Roger
On the shore .......s.s.... Neidhnger
Romance ...r:..,.s.'s..''. Depussy
Tears and Smiles .......... Protheroe
Miss Scott.
in nvcsle ~ On 90: No schub sSf
Miss Hellander.
6slovsd, It Is Morn ........: Alyward
In the Meadows Fair $500. Chaminade
The Silver Ring .......... Chaminade
Miss Scott.
Valse Brilliante, OPP. 81, No. ). Chopin
Nocturne (Nachtstuck) Op. %, No.
.sssssssss..ss.ss SCuumanu
Polka De La Refine, Op. eE 1900. Ran
Miss Hellander.
Dear Love! Thine Aid! Scene and
Aria from Samson and Deliiah 80.
.......,........... ..... Saint Saens
Miss Scott.
Rcndo Brilliante, OPP. 90 Memberships
Orchestral part arranged for Sec
ond piano)
Miss Hellander.
Miss Mabel Bowers, accompanist.
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Guiding delegates from the local Chris
tion Endeavor society and the Vest
minister guild chapters, not yet ap-
pointed.
The members Of the Round Table
Study club held fine meeting Friday
afternoon, with Mrs. p. w. Satory and
Mrs. Wright Scott as hostesses at the
formers home, Eighth street south.
ca, to have been given by Mrs. Hamil-
ton, roll call was responded to with
items of interest about that country.
The program consisted otherwise of a
review of the book, The Unofficial Sec
rotary, by Mrs Satory, and a clever
address on Conventional Dress For
Women, by Mrs. J. II. Sheppard. While
not advocating such a measure, the
speaker pleaded for less extravaganza
should set the example. A delightful
social hour followed the program.
Mecca chapter o. f. s., of this city.
will hold its annual memorial service
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the
Masonic temple; to which the public ID
invited. All Of the officers of the chap
ter will appear on the program ar
ranged.
Covers were laid for eight guests at
an informal dinner party which Miss
Elizabeth Perley, of the Fargo college
faculty, gave Friday evening in the
Jones hall diningroom at the college.
Mrs. d. G. barrow and daughter,
Mrs. Edith Godfrey, entertained the la
dies of the Moorhead Bridge club Fri
day afternoon at their home in Moor
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05
BUFFALO FARMER DIES
AT LOCAL HOSPITAL
Joseph T.. kRuaun, "a. Pioneer OF west
eru CnMM County, Had Been
III Eight Weeks.

Joseph Y. Kauaun, So, wealthy pfo--
neer farmer residing six miles south of
Buffalo, ~. D., died at a local hospital
at o'clock this morning following .
lingering illness from Brights disease.
weeks
The widow and FIVE children, joseph,
jr., Freda, Walder, Ella and ErnestiRe.
survive.
b. r. wasem will shin the remains
to Buffalo this evening. Funeral Eerv--
Ices will be held from the home at
noon Monday, and interment will be
made In, the Lutheran cemetery at
Embden.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05

f4emstissshlne, piectIra, pinking. and
Ave. re. Phene lss7.W.-Advt.
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yl.ysssSl .!:sy.s
l!l!y ). ..s.Ie!..!l.sSs..

In order to make sure she
hears you correctly the oper-
ator repeats the telephone
number after you.
Always listen to this repe-
tition, saying, Right" if
she repeats it correctly and,
Wrong, giving it again, if
she repeats it in error.
This will prevent many
wrong numbers.
In Fargo and Moorhead an
average of 544 wrong num-
bers are called every day be-
cause people transpose the
figures of the numbers want
ed.
For example, one will call
1854 when he wants 1916.
Always look IN the dlrec-
tory first.
q
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Furs stored and insured by Olives
Denis.-Advt
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Machine heHstItchinn and pieotinn,
pIeatlnp ard buttons. Mrs. Kennedy,
Kennedy hotel, Front 81. Phone 136f.L.
a-AdNk.
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Routine business matters were dis
cussed at the regular monthly meeting
of the Woman's Boarding Home asso-
citation, held Friday evening at the
home. on Eighth street south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05

A large number OF lodge members
and their friends enjoyed the NJ B. A.
card party held at A. o. u. w. hall FRI
day evening after the regular lodge
session Refreshments were a feature
OF the social session.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05

Mrs. o. o. Bye and little daughter
Betty, of the Jackson apartments,
leave today for Minneapolis. They will
spend a month there before going TO
the Bye cottage at Detroit lake, for
the summer
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05

OF great Importance IL the meeting
in session this afternoon at the Y. NJ.
C. A. building, In the two rooms donat-
ed by the trustees and secretary as
headquarters for the local Red Cross
chapter. The opening was arranged by
the supplies committee, of which Mrs.
N. C. Young is chairman, and.is a work
session.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05

Guiding delegates from the local Chris
ton Endeavor society and the West
minister guild chapters, not yet ap-
pointed.
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auxiliary to the ~ NJ G. A. will be held
Monday afternoon at the ASSOCIATIONS
building, at $3.50 o'clock. After the
business session there will be 3 social
hour and refreshments.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05

Mrs. George Nelson will be delegate
from the Missionary society of the
First Presbyterian church Of this city
to the Fargo Presbyterian Missionary
meeting that will be held at James
town next Thursday, May 10. Others
will probably attend from Fargo, i'm
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The New Era club of Fargo will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. G. E. Nor
ris, of 81 Ninth avenue south. The
subject for the afternoon will be
Travelogs.. Mrs. w. H. Shure will talk
on CalifoI mia. and Mrs. +. II. Wilder
on Glacier National park.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05

The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
will meet Wednesday afternoon Of next
week promptly at o'clock at the
school building. The annual election
of officers will be held then, and the
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