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SUMNER COTTAGES.
FOR RENT.
&l.s00-s2.0o .0o0-E:,50 ,500-ss.0O0
ATLANTIC CITY COTTAGES


All Newly Furnished Choice Locations.
&3OOO aeasOn-Most magnidcently located
private residence in city offered for rent for
first time. Entire block of grounds and lawns.
modern convenience. Large garage with four
room suite. All newly papered and painted.
$4,000 seaaOn-Handsome beaclI-front prop
erty in ventnor. large bedrooms. baths. bill
lizard room. basement with space bedrooms and
hath. Large porches, lawns abutting Boardwalk.
Good beach in front. Two-car garage with man s
&2.5O0-corner property Gn chelsea). bed
rooms. baths. Garage. Grounds extend to
Boardwalk. Impressive from every standpoint.
toni, close to beach. bedrooms. baths lava
tory. showers. Large porches. nice lawns ocean
view. large basement with kitchen. servants
$1,5OO-Near beach. extra large bedrooms. 2
WILL ALSO SELL. CHEAP.
Ben phones. 1925 Sundays 1856. or any
Real Estate Broker.
FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES,
on top of the Blue Ridge Mts.. one mile from
Blue%oat, Blu mon Va. Apply JULES DEMoSET. Conn.
FINEST COTTAGE PROPERTY IN ATLANTIC
city; beautiful location with hne ocean view;
never before offered for rent; ten guest rooms,
Convenience % WIN rent rent for month. season ee or
year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO., Guarantee
Trust bldg. Atlantic City.
FOR RENT-AT BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. Pa,
fur. cottage. 1o rooms bath: 3 acres Of
S. Charles ST., Baltimore. Write or phone. 21s
HEADQUARTERs FOR THE BEST ATLANTIC
City, Chelsea and ventnor cottages, apartments
apd bungalows. A. r. HOLNES & Co.. 3lo2
Atlantic ave-. Atlantic CITY. ~. y
RUENA VISTA SPRINGS. PA.-pEsIRABLE
FURNISHED COTTAGE WITH GARAGE FOR
RENT. GEORGE HEBERTON EVANS, 019
cATHEDRAI. sT:. RALTIMoRE. MD:
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WANTED-TO RENT

NEW e-sTORY HOUSE. IN NORTHWEST SEC.
tion. sonth OF Monroe street: best references
given. Address Rox 13s-B. Star office.
rEfINED COUPLE OF MIDDLE AGE, WITH
c-i children. world care for furnished home
for summer mo,Shs longer pay moderate
r-pt. Address Box 297-A. Star office.
COUPLE. NO CHILDREN, WITH REFER.
enccs. would earetake residence Of summer ab-
sentee. Address BOX 291-M. Star ONCE.
BUNGALOW. MODERN; ROOMS; DESIR.
abls neiglfborlcod. N. w. ne.; near car; give
lorstion, full particulars. etc. Address Box 295-
4. Star Office
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALEl1s01fi11e1.

REAL HARGAlN-sIX-ROOM BUNGALOW:
h.-x.h.: :: electric lights: eeek range; tile bath;
tubs: acre ground. with beautiful shade trees;
overlooking Northwest Warrington: q, $50: terms
te snit: HEINE BROS. $50 New York ave.
II. 7s07.
$50 MONTHLY, WITHOUT CASH PAYMENT.
WIN buy house in e!celient condition with Z
large basement with laundry; porch 90 II. long:
beautiful lawn; 90 It. frontage: large poultry
house; fruit trees: also small fruits and shade:
road; on high elevation. Sec owner. W. B.
WILSON. Riverdale, Nd.
407 RAYMOND ST.. CHEVY CHASE, MD. !:
house. rooms. bath: all modern Improvements;
large porches, with awnings: lot 100x1s5. jeSs
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-G0 ACRES: $1,000 WORTH OF
buildings s., 500. Terms. H. A. KELLY, Sea-
brook. Md.
FOR sALE-NOT ONE CENT OF PURCHASE
money required to secure truck or chicken farm
site: driving distance from Jacksonville Fla. !;
good fertile soil and title guaranteed possession
whenever you like and pay for land whenever
you like; % years or more IL desired: not more
than 40 or less than 10 allotted to one per-
son: any bank. city of1cial. chamber of COM
merce or commercial agency in Jacksonville onr
reference: write for particulars. JACKSON
WILLIE HEIGHTS IMPROVEMENT CO., Jack
sonville, Fla.
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FOR SALE = BY OWNER, 5-AcRE( VILLA
site. facing on Rockville pike. near Chevy
Chase and Country clubs; most picturesque Sec
tion, with a view for miles: surrounded BY
high-class country estates. This property ca1
be had at q sacrifice as low as 81 600 per acre.
For particulars address Box 78B, Star ONCE.
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BEAUTIFUL GROOM HOME AT MAYwooD
Va: blocks from electric, % min. to Treas
ury: lot 60x12s feet; bath. cellar: h.-w. heat
sa.; g So bearing fryt berries. etc. chicken houte
MILLER. Cherrydale. Va. c0s
CHEAPER. H: FURNACE: ELEC; 50xl0O
min. from car 4. Chesapeake Junction. In
quire at 641 ne. or call Line 1893. .
FOR SALE-TO COLoRED.
Attractive house In Deanwood; plenty Of land
for garden: close to electric line; easy terms
Room 800, 14O6 G st. NV.
HOME GARDEN BARGAINl-ROOM HOUSE:
6 lots; 1850; $50 cash. balance S15 pet
month one car fare. JOHN A. SCHULTZ
Seat Pleasant. Md. 25s
FOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE AND STABLE;
50x150: Tunlaw road and Jewett st., Wesley
Heights: rooms; cellar; furnace heat and
electric lights; tile bath Apply to MRS. 81,
TR1FT. Telephone Cleveland 3O5. o0s
Branchville, Md.-1o Rooms
And b.: fine shrubbery and garden planted;
8 poultry houses; hedge fence: 200 It. to
trolley. Price, $500. Terms to suit.
rooms: water in Kitchen garden planted;
large porch and poultry house: i block to
trolley; 81, 100. Terms to suit.
trolley: s1,15O. Terms to suit.
F. A. LINGER,
Room 301, Dist. Nat. Bank. 1408 st. NV.
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EXTRA LARGE LOTS; BARGAIN PRIu6.
located Barcroft. Va, Is miles TO white HousSl.
i0ex200. Prizes. 1925. lCornes.) '
iO0x826. Price. 3s26 lBssutiful building sits.)
l6Ax240. Price. tao6. MANY tees.)
Tsxms $50 cash, balance your oNn terms; 10
hsusss already IN subdiyision; high, hsslihy |;
ueer cars: schoel. stores. ste au Nhtts section.
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FOR sALE-corrAGE: NINE ROOMS AND
bath: lasEe attic: cellar: hot and cold water:
about one acre Good garden soil. fruit trees
in bearing: onthuildings; three minutes walk
from station at Garrett Park. Nd; low price
for all Or part cash. Address Post Once Box
No. 6S. Garrett Park, Nd q.
RY oWNER-BDAUTIFUL 1o-RoOM HOUSE:
also bath. laundry. furnace and storerooms;
four porches:. water in house: one acre land:
property adjoining can be purchased: charming
view Of Washington: elevation. 500 IT,: highest
noint on Great Falls r.. summit Station, vs.. Va.
One block from station and macadam road.
PRICE, 5000.
R. F. D. No. 4, Bot 208. WASH. D. c.
CONE OUT TOMORROW AND WILL SHOW
you something you can't resist II you are look
water heat. electric lights. BATH over u acre
ground. hne lawn and hedge. fenced; newly
papered and painted. show place. The building
alone could not be replaced today within $500 Of
what am asking. Price. s.. .7t0. Terms. JOHN
sMITHDEAL. Cherrydale, Va: Phone Rosslyn
20A. Take Great Falls cars. 36th and n sts.
CHEVY CHASE. D.0-BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ing site. 1o0.ft. fronts above grade: plenty sf
trees and high elevation; price. 2.2o0. Addreas
Boz S18-M. Star ONCE.
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wAHTED-HoUsEs.

MODERN COLONIAL HOUSE. Oh ROOMS.
Columbia Heights or west, in cxchange for iSpod
income PROPERTY. Address Box lse-A. etar
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HOME BUYER
Inspect
1926 SHEPHERD ST.
Only blocks north of

Only blocks north Of
Park Road
Absolutely the best new house buy on or near
18th Street
Car line. The entire house is screened, inc1ud-
ing unusually large sleeping porches. Ample
grounds for garden and garage. A rare oppor-
tunity. Open daily. Lighted nights.
For sale by any broker. or
J. S. GRuvER. Owner.
Union Trust bldg. Phone NJ. 76s.
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We Are Now Completing
A number Of very pretty four-room bungalows
with ONE-HALF ACRE of ground. These
homes are we'll arranged. electric lights. hot and
PRICE, 81 $50.
sloo CASH. balance. $3.50 monthly.
The Riverdale Park Company,
Riverdale, Md.
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~ ACRES; LARGE STORE AND HALL, TEN
ant house. barn, blacksmith shop stable and
other outbuildinxs: large nve-room dwelling.
stable, chicken houses; all clear except three
acres; mile front on maeadam q road; Surratts-
WIN: R. sMALLWOOD. 1881 st. NV. Phone
NJ. 5l86.
BEAUTIFUL AND PROFITABLE FARM IN
hieh-class Chevy Chase-Bradley Hills section:
half mile from new boulevard and car line: oe
good road: large brook; nns trees; price. 9lso
per acre. J. WALTER OBOYLE, Suits $40.
Woodward bldg. NJ 766.
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A SPLENDID HOME AT
CABIN JOHN PARK.
light: near car line: 1000 square feet Of Of
ground for garden and orchard. and only $500
!. s. ToML1NsoN.
324 Southern building. N. 7445.
IS ACRE LAND: GARDEN READY FOR
Peassnt Nd. 'ssT Bargain. o 81, 500 Win make good
terms 70, VIZ vs.; si:h R. sSzrr%eop sssTfas;
ATTRACTIVE LITTLE HOME. WITH EVERY
city comfort. combined with suburban deliehts:
ury in NV rooms and 9;.,1 bath city w,ts,
c. c. LACEY, 10 18th st. NV:
VERY DESIRABLE TWO-APARTMENT
heat: one square from car: good location: easy
terms. Inquire at residence. 3012 18th st. lie.
2,25o: rooms. corner lot. 5000: 5r. and store.
on main street $1.70o: Ar. bungalow hall, gas
and cellar. $3.50; For best bargains see
J. N. EARNEST. Mt. Rainier. Md. 81
blocks Of the cars; in delightful built-up COM
munity; in the District. 20 minutes ride to the
snd SO enh build
home or bungalow after reasonable amount
has been paid on the lots. IRWIN 4 SHANK, 319
Bond bldg. Main 390S.
CHEVY CHASE CREST. ID. c., Is A BEAU.
TIFUL GROVE.
All lots are on or above grade. Size Of lots
80 and 60 feet front. We have restriction
clause that all houses MUST be detached. Prices
from 81, 100 to s. 900. sold easy terms. Money
10 build. Automobiles at your service. II y0I
wish to inspect the property.
n: lo4s. COLORADO eulldl.s.
"A Little Five-Acre Farm.
On best pike north Of Washington.
Lots Of choice fruit trees
Good artesian well.
Five-Room Bungalow.
Easy Terms If Desired.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
Suite 83o, Woodward Bldg.
Phone Main z66. y.
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KENOIS BUILDING,

nth and NV, opposite Paiais Royal.
The very center Of the buaiNeGs district.
Large light. airy rooms. SO up; heat, hse
and cold water; electric light. 1anItor service
free: two electric elevators, Sunday and holiday
wARDMAN. 1850 X NV.
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1OMS & BATH. .$1s. 90
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625 AZ sw. 5r.w. .g14.hn
zoos 9Th sw. 6r. b. 14.50
.l1113 AZ sw.5r.w.g11 so
IN. 617 Az st. s.w. 21s
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100 7th ST. S.W.. 5 !
146 9Th sw.6. b. .hwh25. 9
1222 @ sw, Or, ,b...2.h
B24 10th sw, r,b. 1s.0
1872 9Th sw. 5r,w. 14.0
305 10th sw. Tor, b. 36.0 0
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THOMAS p RRO'
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New Home of
Suffrage Association
Opened in Minneapolis

Those who heard Mrs. Josephine
Sarles Simpson, of Minneapolis, at the
Tri-State Grain Growers convention IN
this city last week, will be interested
in the following from Sundays Mime
apolis Tribune: .,
new home of the Hennepin County SUI
frage association at $50 Nicollet ave
nue.. yesterday afternoon during the
progress of its house-warming tea.
From 3 to 6 o'clock all thought OF con-
verts and propaganda was forgotten,
and the coy new apartments presented
the appearance of private reception
rooms, with the illusion maintained by
q lavish use of flowers, music furnish
ed by a string quartet, and the aroma
of tea and cakes.
"In the receiving line with Mrs. Da-
vid F. Simpson, president of the asso-
citation were Mrs. Andreas Ueland,
president of the state suffrage associa-
ton; Mrs Milton D. Purdy, Mrs. Sum-
ner T. Mcknight, Mrs. Russell M. Ben
nett, Mrs. A. w. Abbott, DR.. Ethel Hurd.
Miss Abbie Gail Mabee, Mrs. William
Fulton. Miss Marguerite Wells. Mrs.
Partridge, Miss Nellie Merrill, Mrs.
Walter Thorpe, Mrs. A. e. Zonne, mem
bers of the Hennepin county board, and
Mrs. J. A. A. BurnQuist, and the heads
of the following women's organiza-
tions: Mrs. H. A. Tomlinson, president
of the ST. Paul Women's Welfare
league; Mrs. Charles G. Bates, Wom-
ems welfare League Of Minneapolis;
Mrs, Leopold Metzger, Council of jew
fsh Women; Mrs. J. A. Coonan, Min
neapolis League of Catholic women
Mrs. J. r. Baxter, home and educa-
tiona1 department Of the Minneapolis
Woman's club"
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the readings that were features of the
program. The latter included a cutting
from Timothy's Guest kate Douglas
Wiggin), which was cleverly given BY
Mrs. j. B. Eaton, in costume appropri-
ate to the part. Mrs. Eaton wore a de-
lightfully old-fashioned gown of brown
grosgrain silk. and this feature came
as a surprise even to some OF the p. e.
o. members. Two charming child read
ings, Willie Wiley, and Deamonandas,
were given by Miss Ruth Clark, whose
Interpretation was such as to evoke
much enthusiasm,
During the social hour which follow
ed the program, dainty refreshments
were served. The dainties all in yell
low and white, the p. e. o. colors, in
cluded a large birthday cake, decorated
with yellow candles and roses. The
lights were covered with shades fash
toned OF marguerites, the club flower,
and baskets of these flowers formed
pretty decorations elsewhere. Mrs G.
j. Pattison poured the coffee. and was
assisted in the serving by Mrs. Knerr.
Mrs. T. q. Pasco, Mrs. Crime and Miss
Chesley.
by the local p. r. O.'s is what is term
ed a B.. /. l.. party on April 80. Inter
preted, these letters mean "brothers-in-
law, and the guests on that occasion
will be the husbands of the members.
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Pratt Margach
Nuptials Celebrated
Jan. 20 at Grandin

very pretty. but simple Wedding
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs; Louis J. Margach, in Grandin'
ert w. Pratt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pratt, of Gardner, were united
Promptly at 6 o'clock. while Miss Ell
lott presided at the piano, the bride,
very becoming in q dress of pink crepe
de chine, entered on the arm of her
father. The ring ceremony was used,
Rev. Mr.. Brandt, of the Grandin Pres
byterian church, oficiating.
I sumptuous two-course dinner was
served after congratulations were Of
fered.
& The going-away suit of the bride was
of dark green, with beaver trimmings,
and accessories to match.
The couple left the Same evening for
a short trip to the twin cities. After
March 1 they will be at home to their
many friends on the bridegroom's farm,
near Gardner. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt
are well known in Grandtn and vicinity,
having grown to manhood and woman
hood there A number of epre-nuptial
affairs have been given Tor Mrs. Pratt
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Clubs Of Two Cities
Respond Very Cordially
to Fine Arts Project

Announcement was made formally
Monday 10 the various study clubs of
Fargo and Moorhead. OF the tea which
the Fine Arts club is to hold next Sat-
urday Afternoon at the home of Mrs. y.
.. Farrand, 1888 North Broadway. for
the henefit OF the European war suffer
eFs. The response to the invitation to
attend was unanimously enthusiastic,
and the general interest in the tea IL
growing rapidly, as 10 usual when Far
so undertakes any worthy project.
The Fine Arts club Is putting unusual
effort into making this tea a success.
for the emergency Is great. and the cry
for hospital supplies from the centers
abroad where the wounded are being
cared for, II one that can not be ignor-
ed Especially Is this so when IL IL re-
membered how Europe has come to the
aid of this country at various times OF
stress, such as at the time of the CHI
eago Are. to say nothing of the appeal
of ordinary humanitarian principles.
The money to be realised from this
and other such projects az may be
providing hospital supplies. the result
not being to prolong the war, as so
many seem to be convinced, but to re-
Neye suffering that would otherwise be
too horrible to think Of, and the relief
OF which 10 the duty Of all.
Machine hemstitching and picoting.
Mrs. Kennedy. Kennedy hotel. Front
street. Phone 1351-J.-Advt.
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Local P. E. O.'s
Observe Anniversary
Of Founding Order

The local chapter OF the p. z. o.
celebrated the forty-eighth anniversary
of the founding of the P. E. o. order by
social affair Monday evening, at
which each member had a lady guest.
1t was held at the home of Mrs. F. o.
Knerr, on Eighth street south. About
thirty in all were present, and most
delightful time was enjoyed. several
Of the p. E. o. members are out of the
city, so the attendance OF those afiiliat-
ed with that order was not as large as
usual.
A very entertaining program had
been arranged. which opened with
talk by Mrs. e. NJ Crime, on The Origin
and History of the Organization. Mrs.
Crime told briefly of the founding OF
the r. e. o. at the Iowa Wesleyan urIf-
versity, Mout Pleasant, Ia, on Jan. "a,
1868, by a small band OF college girls,
and of how 1t has grown to such an
extent that now practically all the
states are represented in It's member
ship Mr.. Crime also spoke OF the i'm
portant work done by the p. =. O. in
establishing an educational fund for
helping worthy and ambitious girls
through college.
Several songs by Mrs. Thomas Coop
er. with Mrs. q. j. Pattison as accom-
PIANIST. gave much pleasure, as did also
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Cathedral Club Play
"Uncle Rube," Great
Success; Well Attended

Last evening the Cathedral Club ORA
matte society presented Uncle Rube at
the ciubrooms, and from the rise OF
the curtain IN the first act to the fall
was treated to an unusual display OF
amateur dramatic ability.
Hayes G. Turner's conception OF the
village oracle and all-round Vermont
citizen was not only striking but ex-
ceedingly attractive. and his apprecia-
ton Of climaxes, humorous and dra-
matte, deserved the unstinted encores
Anthony r. Smith as Deacon smalley.
and William J. Early. jr., as Mark, his
SON, portrayed the scheming, bungling
villains with an accuracy that mertted
well the praise that was given them.
struggling artist, Gordon Gray, inject
d into his iove-making a most desir-
able and welcome feature.
Miss Margaret Sullivan, as the pretty
met the requirements of a very difficult
part, but in her various scenes appear
ed so real as to draw forth deserving
applause.
most delightful way the anomalous po--
sition of New York dude transplanted
with out notice onto a Vermont farm.
while B. r. Odenwaller, as Bub Green.
ing Vermont farmer lad, created unus.
ual merriment even in the midst OF
very difficult circumstances.
William Coleman presented with
fidelity the important constable, ON
cious with the star, but whole-souled
with his friends, meriting without
doubt the appreciation shown him.
Miss Nellie Hopkins delineated the
susceptible widow, Maria Bum. with
such intensity and devotion to rural
society as to call forth bursts OF ap-
plause at the amusing predicaments In
which she and the rest Of the cast be-
came embroiled, while Taggs. Wait
from New York, portrayed by Miss Ag-
another. caused by her apparent famil-
iarity with bowery customs and slang.
A. f. LeVitre, as Ike, the S0-year-old
hired man, evidently knew some one
Just like the character in the drama.
His portrayal was so real as to cause
a great doubt as to his real age.
An overture and several excellent
selections were given by the orchestra,
which was comprised of Miss Teresa
German, Howard Watchie and V. Far
rell The entire program showed care
full selection in actors and extraordin-
airy attention to details. Especial COM
mendation is due Hayes C. Turner, I'M
der whose direction Uncle RUDE was
presented Walter German is 70 be
commended on the excellent appearance
of the stage and properties and the
business management.
the Indictment weather to see the play.
Hemstitehins, picottng and ae'
Gordon pleating. Mrs. A. Anderson
60H Broadway. Phone 1S67-W--Advt'
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syThe frst endeavor of the Co. aux
,SSsrv to raise funds with which to give
ia that II is anticipated will be neeoea
~ IL least q part of the Co.
Numbers when they return from the
nnrdAr was a very successful one, as
Indicated by Miss Mary schlanser,
YsTesident, in her report at the meeLlng
last evening on the canay sac s s nsta
crain Growers convention last week.
Tfne expenses to the auxiliary OF THIS
candy sale were about $40, ana the
sum Of 4136 was cleared from the pro-
leeds. The auxiliary rendered vote
sc thanks last evening to all wac so
kindly contributed to THIS sale, ana g
the public generally Tor It's hperal pat
l AZ 4 civic committee win have charge
~ the banquet to be held In honor OF
"a b on Feb. az, arrangements have
been made for the w. r. G: ana the
Spanish War Veterans OF this CITY 70
Blaming a suitable reception TO the
%. b members on their arrival IN Far
To The auxiliary committee for look
-. after this matter Is comprised OF
Mrs c. NJ Davenport, Mrs. J. a. HUI
hertz. Mrs. o. p. McKtnsey ana MIS-.
Dan McLaren, and q subcommlttee.v t0I
Moorhead, consists OF Mrs. Ernest Hill
and Miss Flater. Plans for this recep~
zion were discussed somewhat &c the
YF3eeting in the Masonic temple library
Monday evening.
Another important matter brought up
was that OF q practical plan Of giving
aid 70 the returning nationai sIu4 ssIy
n hack q movement to induce the state
legislature to pass bill making an
REORGANIZATION for the national guard
boys. who, aside from the ofacers, re-
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CONTINUED from page one.)
Marshall, Martz, Maxwell Miller,
Moen of Trail, Mcdonnell, McManus,
Nathan. Minis, Roitimier O'Connor of
Pembina, Oksendahl, Olson Of Bow
man, Olson Of Burke, Olson of Cava-
lier, Olson OF Eddy, Patterson. Peter
son Of Towner, Pleasance. Prater,
Guam, Reba, Reishus, Renauld,
Schrag, Sinclair, Stair, Strom, Wade
son, Walton, Ward, Weber. Weld OF
Kidder, and Whipple.
The house then proceeded about the
usual order OF business until Repre-
sentative Mackoff made q request for
a return TO the order c9 business per-
hitting the introduction Of motions
and resolutions. Promptly submitted
to the house, without argument. the
motion was voted down. On division
OF the house the vote was 23 70 81
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ceiye only 80 cents a day while on duty
such as at the border. The proposed
LEGISLATION will be for the Legislature
to pass bill by which the difference
between that sum and an average wage
them for the time they were at the
border.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting last evening, and several new
members were taken into the auxiliary
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True courage and courtesy always
20 hand In hand. The bravest men
are the most forgiving, and the most
anxious To avoid quaTrels.- IhackerMy.
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China Decorator.

Lessons, firing. Hasburg's Roman
gold SIS cents. White china and sup
plies. Edith F. Slocum. 1924 Eleventh
street north. Phone 2422-J.--Advt,
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ssror SINGERS and SPEAKERS
= Fsy5Rs MF.Vf los ROw FITS TIE Pocket
q seeular eixes Sc. Soc, 81. At DrngE.sea
BRO < sRoueHlL &c -
SoHN !. BROWN q SON. BOsson. AHasu..
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$3.50 good heavy rope stitch sweaters
Fargo made, sos Broadway, $4.29.-
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SILK VELOUR COATS

It is conceded that we have by far the finest
line Of silk velour coats in the city. The bal
ance Of our stock will be closed out at very at
tractive prices .....
One Lot-Very latest models in Velour Coats,
fur trimmed, our leaders at con
$500 and $4,000. .a.. N.SY
Clearance Sale Price ...............
One very ine Silk Velour Coat, fur trimmed,
medium size, not high at $4,000. 6NFn
Clearance Sale :s....- N1S
Price ....................
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-23

The Fargo College Girls Gles club
will sing at the chapel service at the
college next Thursday morning. This
year there. and II is eagerly anticipat-
ed, as the club has been doing good
work.