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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-22

State of North Dakota, County OF
Cass. Sc. In District Court, THIRD
judicial District.
Lydia Btggs. Plaintiff, va, James
Biggs. Defendant.--Summon ...s
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 nls in the
ONCE 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 70 serve d copy
Of your answer to the said Complaint
on the subscribers at their once In
Fargo, in said County and state, with
in thirty days 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 will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded In
the Complaint.
Dated August /, 1871.
FOWLER a. GREEN,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys. once ana
Postofhce address. No. 1s Broadway,
Fargo, N. d. e
CAug. i-S-iS-2s-as. Sept. s, 1919
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WIN IN STRAIGHT HEATS.

Philadelphia, Aug. 22.--A1l three Of
the races on the grand circuit race
meeting card at Belmont track Tues
day were decided in straight heats
North Spur. Ben Ali and Bacelli taxi
ing their respective events In handy
fashion, although there were close
finishes in the 2:10 pace, which fur
uished g track record for an open
paeing race Of 2:04 IN the second heat.
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GIants Lose the Third.

New York. Aug. 22.-The New York
Nationals lost their third straight
game here Tuesday, being beaten by
Cincinnati. The winning streak OF
Pitcher SaIlee, OF New York, was
broken after he had won ten straight
games. Filler pitched sensational ball
after relieving Regain, striking out
the side on nine pitched balls in the
ninth. Score:
R.HE.
Cincinnati ..... 22O 0I0 200--7 IL y
New York $3.50. 100 400 000--6 3
Batteries--kegan. Filler and Wingo;
Sallee and Rariden.
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CLEVELAND PLAYER DRARTED.

Wy ZAHMWL1MNDN = 2 aN7Fsl /
Cleveland, o., Aug. 22.--Isouta Quis--
to. relief firet baseman of the Cieve-
land American league club, Tuesday
received a telegram from Napas CALI
notifying him that his draft number
been drawn. He does not intend to
claim exemption. This makes ak
Cleveland players taken in the draft.
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Indiann WAN CIoner.

ST. Paul. Aug. 22.-Indianapolis
Tuesday won the final game OF the
series from st. Paul, to l. Falken--
berg was effective In the pinches and
BY Wickiand. whose great catch OF
Dressen's long fly robbed the latter
Of $50, for the ball would have hit the
Bull" sign in deep right field. Score:
r. H. p.
indianapolis -. $40 600 011-6 10 /
st. Paul 1890. Dol 600 000-1 10 5
Observation-Disclosures and Gossett;
Finneran and Hoffman.
No other games scheduled. |
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
(By Associated Press.)
Standing of the Clubs.
f,Iean queen gor Rrevern.

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 22.-Milwau-
kee made a clean sweep of the three
game series with Toledo by taking
the final game Tuesday, 6 to g. The
locals punched their hits in three in
nings on Brady. Score:
Toledo ........ 00l 900 100 8 i
Milwaukee $50. 900 002 22x--6 Is 9
Batteries ~ Brady and Sweeney;
Slapnicka and Murphy
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CIeveland Beats AthIetlca.

Cleveland, Aug. 22.-CleveIand de-
feated Philadelphia Tuesday, hitting
Meyers at will. Bagby, in addition to
keeping Philadelphia's hits scattered,
made four hits and scored as many
runs himself as did his opponents. A
large crowd was. present because OF
contest. il being the Inauguration of
the competitive< drills Of the Ameri-
can league baseball clubs for the
purse offered by Pres. b. b. Johnson,
who was present. Score:
Philadelphia :. 600 002 01O-3 10 .
cleveland 80. O06 104 32x-16 81 o
Batteries-Meyers and Schang, Ha-
ley; Bagby and O'Neill.
XUeabIn efon-St I.oiIiS no game
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Hattle to . Tfe.

BrOOkIyn, Aux. 5X.-BroOkIyn and
Pittsburgh battIed thirteen innings to
to 3 tie Tuesday. All the excite
sment was confined to the tenth Inning
when, with two out, Pitlef singled
and scored with Fischer on the, lat
ter's home run drive to the score
board. Brooklyn tied the score again
in its half. The game was called on
account Of darkness. Score:
Pittsburgh 900 900 100 200 o--s
Brooklyn :. 600 0O1 900 400 O--s IL
Battertes-Steele and Fischer. Wag-
ner; Pfeffer, Smith and Miller.
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crTY q RARG0. 4. b.

Special assessment Hist for cost and
expense OF constructing water Main
In Water Main District No. 1, extend
Ing on 18th So 3. from Front 81. 20
center line OF the main track of the
Northern Pacific Railway.
Amount OF Amount
benedt assessed
n orthern p q ctfc
Hight-of-way b.
tween Front st. and
the center line Of
the main track, and
extending 140 feet
East and 40 RI
West Of fsth g. 81 i $1,000 9200ls
City Of Targo ...... 11B0.00 Ael.00
SO, 81
we hereby certify that the sorseo-
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PhilIIes WIN md Lone.

Philadelphia, Aug. 2z.--Bender'e re-
markable pitching featured the dou-
ble-header with Chicago here Tues
day, philadelphia winning the first
game and Chicago the second Bender
held Chicago TO one single in the first
game, and gave only two bases on
balls, while he pitched TO only TWEEN
ty-eight batsmen.. 1t was Bender'a
third successive shutout and his
fourth straight victory. An error by
Luderus and the hard hitting In the
sixth inning gave Chicago the victory
in the second game. Scores:
First game =. =. q.
Chicago ........ 600 600 600 y
Philadelphia II. $40 900 1Ox--e 5 D
Batteries - Vaughn ana Elliotts
Bender and Killifer.
Second game 4. y. n.
Chicaro 600 OO4 O00-4 6 b
Philadelphia 900 600 O11-z 4 /
Batteries-Ca Carter and Wilson; Rtx-
ey, Lavender and Adams.
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o. ]. HILL
r. H. SLOCUM,
II n MILLER
CRY or FARGO, Nd.

Special assessment list for cost and
expense Of constructing water Main
IN water Main District No. =, extend
ing on 9Th s.: ". from nth Ave. N.
70 18th Ave. N.
Chapin's Adaleion, HGmufmam's subdt-
va@f@m Of Bl@ch 8.
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W. corner OF Blk.
lei 10 The N. line Of
said Blk. 80 f.,
thence 8. parallel
Blk. ito T.. ". 50 r..
E. Sss ana . n iic r. 70 1880 ss.os
Begin at . point 80
Corner e; 2; Of st tf Sios & y y:
thence n. at right f..
angles 20 #, thence ,--.
9. parallel with the 5...
N. line Of said Blk.
about % It. to the
w. line of ". p. Il.
II. Co., r. OF w.
thence in souther- .."
said right-of-way
about lis IT,, thence
w. along 3. line Of
said Blk. l2S e.,
thence N. parallel
with the w. line OF
beg. -. ......., 10000 1854
Begin 10 II. g. OF 3.
W. corner of Blk.
10, thence =. pGral-
lei with 3. line OF .
thence nortSwest.
Srly 70 3 point Oh
the 3. line OF said
Blk. f1s Il. distant .
|. from the 3. w. COR
neP Of said Blk,
thence w. i9s ft.
and 8. 30 II. to
beg. .............. $1,000 $3.50
Begin az s. w. cor
ner OF Blk. 10,
thence =. 800 e..
thence T. 40 f.
thence so utheAst-
eriy to q point on
/ the 3. line OF said s,etfe -
Blk. 13s II. z. OF
the 3. w. corner OF
said Blk, thence w.
to beg. ........... 10000 1906
state of North Dakota. City OF FAR
90, IS.
We hereby certify that the foreGo-
ing is q true and correct assessment
Of the property described In the fore
going list, 10 the best of our judg-
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CIV or FARGO, n. b.

Special assessment list for cost and
expense OF constructing Sewer in
Sewer District No. z, extending on
bth Ave- N, from 18th st. NJ, to Alley
in Block IS, Roberts and Addition.
Roberts and Addition.
Amount of Amount
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state Of North Dakota. City Of FAR
We hereby certify that the forego-
ing IL true and correct assessment
OF the property described In the fore
going list, 70 the best OF our judg-
nent, and the several items incIuded
IN such assessment are e. follows,
to-wte:
Advertising for bids .....s ILL
inspection and engineering :. 1918
Assessment Commission ..,.. 1900
Auditors notice ...ss..@.. 400
Publishing list ..s.....s 1854
Such assessment ia made for the
cost OF constructing q Water Main on
san 81 n. between nth Ave. ". ana
Dated Farso. N. D.. August II. 1917.
m. IA. BIoCUM,
HI IL. MILLER,
Special Assessment Commission.
4 Notice 10 hereby given that the
Special Assessment Commission Of
the City Of Fargo will meet on the
fst day Of September, 1917. At ten
o'clock a. m, 81 the CITY Han in said
city, to hear al objections which
may be made % any assessment con-
tanned Ia the foregoing feG BY any
person interested therein. or his
Dated Fargo. N. d, Auguat u. 1871
y sI2cgs.
Special Assessment commi8nion.
(Aug. is-32. 1917
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CRY on rAnso. - ..

Special assessment list for cost and
expense Of conssrueting Wster Main
Ing on Ind Ave. N. from sra 20 And
Sta ~. and, on Ind st. ~. extending
EoUth and East 90 connect with the
present Main on and 81. Az
Keeney 4 Dsvltt's AdAition.
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standlnn "a the clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
stnndinr of the club.
cards win with Goodwin.

Boston, Aug. 22,-St. Louis, with
Goodwin pitching good ball, defeated
the game being called because OF rain.
Score:
ST Louis ........... 0l0 000--1 4 Z
Boston ............. 900 OOO-O
Batteries - Goodwin and snyder;
Hughes and Meyers.
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Want Ad Rates
A@a Rules GoveFmimR Hm@eTai@n Of
Advertising UmdeR the
Clasmtaca1fonn.


RATES.
Oae CeBt = wora each In
wePtiaa.
gIso0 per Ilne per mOath.
MtnAmuW Charge 26c.
No clairvoyant, fortune teller, mat
rfmontal or doubtful advertising ac-
cepted. We reserve the right to re-
JSct any copy submitted.
NO display lines. cuts or black Dor
GERS will be run under elasstncattons
and All ads must conform 20 the typo
graphical restrictions.
Advertisements must be ordered for
9 dennIte number of insertions. No
tiM forbid" copy will be iESerted.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS
Want ads viii be accepted over the
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Gay when our collector calls. This 10
accommodation service and we expect
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CLOSING TIME-AH copy for in
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Out-of-town orders must be accom-
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TELEPHONE 1seS.
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FIRST BASEMEN
CONE TO BLOWS
Fist Fight Between Gamer
and Gandil Enlivens
Sox-Sox Game


Chicago, Aug. ga INST tight be-
tween Del Gamer, first baseman for
Boston, and Chick" Oandil, guardian
of the initial sack for Chicago. fol-
ant series between the two. leaders
for the pennant, which the locals
won, to o, Tuesday. The race has
been so close that the nerves of the
claimed that Galner attempted TO
spike him when he slid into first base
in the fourth inning. The bitter feel
ing came to a climax when the two
players met in the local clubs dug
followed by a clash. but the struggle
was short, as the other players inter
fered.
The game itself was one OF the
hardest fought Of the series s,,t 4 was was
Russell, with the latter having all the
better of the argument.
Chicago won in the sixth inning.
After one was out, McMullin almost
grounder. Eddie Collins followed with
a hit to the right field fence, scoring
McMullin.- Gleason, who had been
coaching at third, became so excited
that he followed McMullin toward the
ran to the plate to back up the throw,
leaving third unguarded, but Collins
pulled up at second. The next two
men went out.
The other run made by Chicago
was a gift The fourth ball on Ris-d
berg was wide and he ran to first. Be-
fore Agnew recovered the ball he had
rounded FIRST and was on his way to-
second. Agnew hurried his throw and
threw a wild ball to Barry, while
Risberg slid into the bag. He scored
a minute later on Russell's single to
center.
Russell pitched perfect game and
was given some sparkling support
He allowed five hits and only two of
these came in the same inning: Score:
R.H. L.
Boston ......... 900 900 0oo-o I
Chicago ....... :. 900 Dol 1Ox-5 vi
Batteries-Ruth and Agnew; Rus
sell and Schalk.
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cost OF. constructing - sewer on btn
in Block IS, Roberts Ind Addition
Dated Fargo, n. D., August IL, 1917.
8. ]. H1L1LA
n. III. GLOCUM,
III. #. MILLER,
Special Assessment Commission.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Special Assessment Commission Of
the City OF Fargo Will meet on the
LIST day of September, 1917, az ten
o'clock q. m, at the City Hall in said
City, to hear all objections which
may be made TO any assessment con-
tanned In the foregoing list by any
person interested therein, or his
agent or attorney.
Dated Fargo, N. D., August II, 1917.
8. y. HILL
r. III. SLOCUM,
II. r. MILLER,
Special Assessment Commission.
lAug. 1874 ieiT.l
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Bend holland First Time.

Detroit, Aug. 22.-New York de-
feated Detroit, to /. in ten innings,
Tuesday, scoring its first victory over
Boland since he came into the Amer
lean league three years ago. Peckin-
paugh's safe bunt, o pass to Pipp,
MaisePs sacrifice and Bakers single
produced the winning runs. Shawkey
allowed only four hits. Score:
New York 900 900 100 2-3 10 o
Detroit ..... 100000 900 90 4 /
Batteries-Shawkey and Nunanak-
err; Boland and Yelle.
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WRIT is REFUSED
Judge Declines 20 Issue Injunction
Against Sunday Baseball.

(By Associated Press.l
Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 72-An IN
lnction AGAINST Sunday baseball
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HOSPITAL.
PRIvATE MATERNITY home -
Phone l4-Ek.
-. sEs.=s
FOR sAIE on E1OHANGE.
s~~~s~->~a@sn-s-u.~-
TO HuYs SELL. EXCHANGE 0R
MAKE farm leans, write or see
HaKRert MeaKa. KAEGe, ~. u:
ing IL true ana correct assessment
81 the property Described In the fore
going list. 20 the best Of eur tudg-
Faent, and the several items Included
u such assessment are - follows.
Asvsrtlslng fer bids ......s LsT
SnsSseties I ana sneias:fia9.. Ssts
Assessment Commission ..... 1890
Publishing list ......a.. TO
Avaltegg Heties ..;.....;.. 100
cost 81 eonstructine = Watsr Main on
lath b. 8 between Front Sc: and
Center Of Main Track Of the North
patsd Yarso. X, D, AuEust ii. 1917
ii. F MILLER,
Special ABSessment Commission
Notice - hereby given that the
the City OF Fargo will meet on the
LIST day Of September, 1917, az ten
o'clock q M. &C the City Hail IN said
City, TO hear all objections which
may be made TO any assessment con-
tanned In the foregoing iist By any
person interested therein. or his
Dated Fsrso. n. D., August ii. 1917
81. HILL
r.. III. SLOCUM,
II. y. MILLER,
Special Assessment Commission.
(Aug. iS-a2. 1910 -
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GOOD NEWSPAPER OPPoRTUNI-

Harry NJ. Case, publisher OF The Me-
Vile IN. Do Journal IL In tonchs
with North Dakota newspapers snag Z
are for sale. Both plants are money
makers and good purchases for the
right man. II you are interested In
getting satisfactory locations, write
him at once.
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FOR SALOON account of other bus-1
mess interests which demand inn
mediate attention, will sell grocery
and meat market, well stocked, In
GLIDING fixtures and lease of building:
ing good business: will invoice about
$4,000. Write Bakers Grocery, Dick
inson, n. d.
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uOuut Oh amour
benefit assessed

State OF North Dakota, CITY OF FaF-
so, IS.
we hereby certify that the forego-
ing Is q true and correct assessment
OF the property described In the fore
going list, TO the best Of our judg-
ment, and the several items incluoed
in such assessment are as follows,
to-wit:
Advertising for bids .......s asa
Contract price .....y....... 1881
inspection and engineering .. 321B
Assessment Commission go. 1900
publishing list ........... $50
Auditors notice ........... 400
Such assessment IL made for the
cost of coaaf rtickinR a SAMAr on kfh
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FURNISHED ROOM. BoARD-aos 7ta
St q.
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rRANIx 1. ANDERs civil Engines.
City Hail
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FOR sALE-A first class tailor shop
in Wilton, n. D.; have all modern
equipment, including Hoffman steam
pressing machine; have been drafteat
tor the army and must sell az once
will sell for invoice. Ed Moe, VIII
ton, ~. d.
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cost OF constructing a Water Main on.
2nd Ave. N. between and and Srd SITS.
~, and on and 81. NJ, extending s.
and =. 70 connect with the present
main on and st.
Dated Fargo. N. D., August IL, 1917.
Q. ]. HILL
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BUSINESS CHANCTg.

s,,Ig TO BOARD : Phons
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CHIROPRACTORR.

TIWEIWT
Rraduate: experienced Consultak10n
Yree Lady attendant. 4t7-1t deLnn-
drecle Blk. Phone est-W.
GEO. A. MEyvsALTs Fargo'a ptoneer
and unduikerat@d ChtrCpracton ia FAR
go Individual rest room tor lMalAm
Phone 113k-HY. Savings & Loan 8ion
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The Fargo Forum Want Ad Page


BOOEKEEPER, with banking and
general store experience desires
change. Write 33O. care Forum.
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no other games scheduled
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FOR EXCHANGE

land In central North Dakota. z. A.
Dalager, Bowdon, N. d.
WILL TRADE for an automobile, 500
worth of stock In an established
Fargo business concern; stock is
worth 100 cents on the dollar. Ad-
dress Box $40, Eargo.
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PRINTER-EDITOh - experienced in
all branches of newspaper work;
steady and reliable; married: a worker
and producer; wants Newspaper work
In North Dakota. or will consider
lease OF good plant in good town; can
do all the work OF the ordinary print
shop; not a cheap man, but one who
will earn more than you pay. Write
Ia care Forum. Fargo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-14
Mothers Day Beautifully
Observed at All Churches

Mothers Day was observed at the
Methodist church yesterday morning
with a Mothers Day sermon by the
pastor, Rev, L. L. Cohen. The audi
torium was well filled and every one
present wore a white rose in memory
of mother. The church was beautifully
decorated with flowers from the con
servatory Of Mrs. w. H. Gilkey.
At First Christian.
The 0, c. w. students led by Presi-
dent Austin attended the evening SER
vice at the Christian church occupy
ing the front section of the church
which was ribboned off in reserve.
The church was decorated with car
nations, roses and ferns. picture
Of the Mother of Sorrows formed a
center piece in the background. AT
the foot Of a white cross the baptist
ry formed watery grave, its edges
banked with strewn flowers.
The house was full to overflowing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-14
GERMANS SEEK TOPOISON
RUSSIAN MIND AGAINST
AMERICA TO GAINFAVOR
MANY OUTSTANDING
WARRANTS REDEEMED

The report of City Treasurer w. w
Clark for the monthof April was a
gratifying one, showing that the out
standing city warrants are being taken
up so rapidly that the amount out
standing in this form will be greatly
reduced at the close Of the present fis
cal year
During the month $13,7s47S in these
warrants which had been drawing six
per cent interest were redeemed, all
of them being held by banks and were
two and three months old.
The report showed the city's cash
on hand to be $225,l371S deposited in
the five city banks as follows: Citi-
zens National $5S,S5279, Chickasaa
National s47,S65OO; First National
$47327.7O; Oklahoma National $47,-
1877; Farmers State bank $780,
1852.
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SPECULATION RIFE AS TO
WHETHER ROOSEVELT is
TOGET GENERAL L'SRANKS
FAREWELL PARTY
TO COLLEGE GIRLS

On Saturday evening the Young
Peoples society Of the Presbyterian
church rendered farewell party at
the manse to Miss Gilbert's Sunday
school class.
The manse parlors were prettily dec
GRATED with flags and drapery, the pa
triotic color scheme being maintain
ed throughout. Tables, pedestals and
piano were adorned with roses and
locust blooms and row of lighted Ja-
panese lanterns suspended from trees
and veranda announced the entertain
ment
The evening was passed with mer-
ry making, Glee club and patriotic
songs, and games of dominoes. Ice
cream with small silk flag favors and
cakes was served and the evenings
pleasure concluded with the parting
song, "Blest Be the Tie that Binds"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-14

The music was selected. from songs
that mother used to sing. The SER
mon Mother tribute in honor and
in memory OF mother was woven
around MARY, the mother of Jesus,
whom our friends, the Catholics, make
goddess of and we honor too little"
Mr.. Hester quoted an original couplet
which he wired his mother,
THE flower / wear
Though keep it with care
Twill wither and fade away;
But the love that bear
In my hearts ever there,
And every day mothers day.
The verse of the invitation song,
TELL Mother Ill be There" was sung
by Miss Ruth Pierce, the congregation
joining in the refrain. The baptismal
service after ther sermon was very i'm
pressive.
All other churches Of the city OBJ
served Mothers Day with appropriate
services and songs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-14
Chicago Sees "Pierrot the
Prodiga1" and Chickasha Has
Same Opportunity Tonight

restless. Then Phrynette the pretty
mercenary, wanton Phrynette, enters
and instantly Pierrot is in love. After
tempting Pierrot to steal his fathers
money and elope, she baniSrupts him
with her extravagances, then deserts
him for wealthy, foppish old baron
How this prodigal is welcomed on his
return home and regains his honor is
disclosed in the last act Of the panto.
mime.
The music is a work Of art in itsef
and one can not hear the Phrynette
motif without desire to whistle OF
to hum it.
This evening the pantomime will be
gin at $500. Don't miss the overture
Admission 25c. Reserved seats now
on sale at Brownson's, S5c. -.