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|NeDs Of Women S WorkIn1lany Fields

reading OF the stories. which were
analysed according to the rules laid
down by the Pitl1in textbook which
the section studies. The section will
not meet again until after the Holt
days.
NIiss Evelyn Norman, S14 Tenth
avenue north. very pleasantly enter
tained eight couples OF young people
at a progressive bridge whist party
"Wednesday evening. Honors for the
most progressiOns went 70 Miss
Blanche GRANDSON and Byron Sieg-
lunch that followed cards, were in
the national colors.
Mrs. j. p. Aylen viii leave tonight
for New York city TO join her hus-
band, Or. AyIen. who recently regis
tered for service In the medical corps
of the army, and who IL one Of a large
number of physicians taking the spe-
cial course in brain surgery. The
course was arranged for by the gov
eminent, in view OF the fact that 80
per cent of the wounds received In &C
tion in the war are to the brain. DR..
Aylen expects to be In New York until
February at least, and Mrs. Aylen will
remain there with him.
The Dorcas society of the First
Lutheran church win meet Friday
evening at the home OF Mrs. William
A Campbell, 1923 Third avenue. north.
Miss Trangsrud win entertain.
The Friday evening gymnasium
class at the Fargo 7. w. g. "A. will net
meet this week Regular Rym class
work will be given next Tuesday eve
ming, however. The class meets twice
Ia week.
Mrs. @. +. Collins. who has been
living at the Waldorf hotel Fargo,
recently. will leave saturday for her
former home. SUPERIOR Wis; where
she will spend the holidays. Mr.. Col
Inns, who is a commercial traveller,
will Join her later, at Superior, where
he will spend Christmas.
Miss Ruth Lincoln. of The Globe
joying visit from friends from Wah-
peton.
The Recreation club and the Young
Mems club Of Gethsemane cathedral
evening in the cathedral crypt. Each
member OF the two clubs will be priv
ileged to take guest.
Mrs. ". r. PETERSON, Belheld, N. D.,
arrived in Fargo wednesday for few
Mrs. ]. M. johnson, 20 Tenth street
south. Mrs. PETERSON is on her way
east to take up special Red Cross
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Lucas, Lisbon,
were in the city between trains
Wednesday night, en- route to Day
tona, Fla, to spend the winter. They
were guests at the home of Mrs. Luz
cas- sister, Mrs. III. r. Turner Eighth
avenue south.
The members OF the Mandan Music
al club have adopted a plan to re-
member that towns eleven soldier
boys who are members of the club,
with holiday greetings. All the mem
bers of the club are TO send Christ
mas card to each Of these boys, and
the plan will be carried out at once,
so that the cards will be sure to reach
them in plenty of time.
Mrs. Gertrude Martz, 1923 Front
street, Fargo, and T.. j. Swisser, White
Rock, s. D., were married at Detroit,
Mimi, last Monday afternoon, and will
return TO Fargo early next week, att
or visits at st. Cloud and Burgess,
MINI. They will reside at the brides
home. on Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Davidson, Sioux
City, Ia, announce the engagement OF
the latter's daughter, Miss Helen Hart,
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Various CaSs County Red Cross
Branches Sending In Fine Work


Two more shipments of Red Cross
articles from Cass county branches
were opened this morning at Cass
chapter headquarters, In the Gardner
hotel. One was from Mapleton. and
comprised s bedshirtE. knitted
sweaters. s knitted mufflers. Is pairs
knitted socks. pairs bedsocks. 0
pairs knitted wristers and scrub
cloths.
The other was from the Leonard
branch, which sent 9 bedsheets, 8
pairs pajamas, I pair knitted socks. /
pain knitted wristeFs, 1 knitted muf-
ner and knitted sweater.
Earlier in the week the Chaffee
branch sentrin 4 pairs knitted socks
2 pairs knitted wristers, / knitted
muffler and knitted sweater.
Salvation Array W0rk.
The Salvation Army Red Cross aux
Hilary met Wednesday afternoon in
the Salvation army hall. with eight
workers present. The sewing was on
the new undergarments for which
there is immediate call. Mrs. James
Strathdee Is chairman.
Elects and Takes Name.
The Third Avenue Methodist auxil-
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K. c. Institute
To Close Friday

The second Red Cross institute In
Fargo will close with the session Fri
day afternoon, beginning at 1 o'clock,
when the making of comfort kits and
various other articles Of which the
delegates wish to learn more, Will be
discussed informally. Friday morning
the demonstration work will be on
operating gowns.
Mrs. N. G. Young, field worker. who
as'anges these institutes, announces
that up to date there are eight coun-
ties and seventeen towns represented
by the attendance at this one. Prob
ably others from out of town will be
here for the closing day. The attend.
ance rs considered especially good in
view of the severe cold weather that
has prevailed this week.
The making OF hospital bedshlrts
was demonstrated this morning. and
this afternoon at o'clock Mrs. Young
will give her talk on Juvenile Work,
illustrating IL with very interesting
sample layette, comprising garments
such as designed for destitute babies
OF France and Belgium.
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Archbishop Ireland Calls Fl
On Nation to SUPPORT Red a.
Cross in Christ, As DriUe

Minneapolis. Mimi. Dec. 13.-In a
letter received by John Leslie, divi-
sion chairman Of the Red Cross
Christmas membership drive, Arch
bishop Ireland Of st. Paul today en-
dorsed heartily the work OF the Am
erican Red Cross. The letter reads:
II beg leave TO assure you that
with my whole heart encourage and
bless the work Of. the American Red
Cross. and especially the present
endeayor 70 increase during this
Christmas season the membership TO
the grand total Of 100000. The
American Red Cross at the present
time Is one OF the highest undertake
ings OF Christian charity, and high
minded patriotism that could be
presented TO the people Of the United
States, both for the motives that in
spire IL, and the wondrOusly we'll
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PINKHAN MAKING
A BRAVE FIGHT

The condition Of A. +. Pinkham,
Fargo's oldest settler. showed no en-
couragement today and reports from
the bedside late this afternoon were
TO the effect that the end. Is expected
any time. The vitality he has shown
during the last FIVE days has been
most remarkable for q man Of his
age
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BAIL MONEY
GARNTSHEED

Garnishment papers were served
Wednesday afternoon on Deputy
Clerk Ralph +. Croal OF Cass coun-
ty, by Francis & Kline, counsel for
the grocery firm OF Lee e. Piper, To
garnishee the cash bond Of $3.50 put
up by Marvin Dargavel, Northern
Pacific switchman, convicted in the
Cass county district court Monday
evening Of grand larceny.
The firm seeks to recover a GER
tain sum OF money which IL claims
that Dargavel owes. The bail, which
was furnished by Dargavel shortly
after the preliminary examination, is
held by the deputy clerk Of court.
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fitting method by which q works in
the relief OF migeries brought on by
the world war.
The American Red Cross CONF
mends itself to the whole souled
sympathy and admiration Of the
world. There is no American
worthy OF the name who should not
be proud to be among its members,
and earnestly hope that for the
honor of our American people. as
Christmas morning daWns ana tins
skies to men OF good wili", your 15,-
600. 900 will have been secured, and
the work Of the American Red Cross
for the coming year put on a sure
and substantial basis.
Respectfully.
John Ireland, Archbishop OF ST.
Paul.
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six OF the members were able TO be
present. twelve of the undershirts
asked for Immediately by the Red
Cross, were completed.
We1IlngtOm Meeting.
The wellington auxiliary ladies,
meeting Wednesday with Mrs. g. II.
Bland, completed about ten OF the new
undergarments upon which all the
auxiliaries are now working. The
meeting will be with Mrs. W. II. Will
liams next week.
Sixth street Meeting.
Ten completed hospital bedshirts
was the record OF work at this aux
iliary meeting Wednesday, with Mrs.
w. b. Millar, Sixth street south. Some
work was also done on bandages. The
meeting next week will be with Mrs.
NJ B. Black.
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Ole c. BERGLAND DIED
OF APOPLEPTIC STROKE

o. C. Rergland, OF Moorhead, a
prominent retired Clay county farm
Err, died at the Rassenborg farm at
1880 o'clock this morning of apople1y.
Deceased went out from Moorhead TO
his farm early Wednesday morning
and about o'clock Wednesday eve
ming suffered a stroke. He passed
away this morning without having re-
gained consciousness. The funeral ar
Fangements have not been made.
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SEES STEAM ESCAPING;
TURNS IN FIRE ALARM.

A passerby, noticing steam escap-
ing from several windows Of the
Jennings fiat, Eighth avenue and
Eighth street north, at $40 o'clock
wednesday night, sounded the fire
alarm, which sent the fire department
out into the sub-zero weather. An
investigation proved that one OF the
tenants had placed some moist
clothes in the cool hallway TO dry.
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e BELOW IN
FARGO TODAY

Bismarck, with 90 below, was
the coolest point in the north
west this morning, with Devils
Lake q close second with 80 be-
low, according TO government
figures to-day. ..-..-..
Fargo, and Huron, s. o., were
tie for third place with % below.
Other below zero marks an
rounced were Duluth, IS; Sioux
City, 20; Omaha, "a; Des Moines,
10, and Wichita, Kan, 2 below.
A rise in temperature is fore
cast for Friday.
Train service has been greatly
affected by the cold. .-..
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SOCIAL NOTES

The Wednesday Sewing club mem
bers were entertained yesterday aft
ernoon by Mrs. A. HelIander, 1105
Fifth street north. Sewing was fol-
lowed by the serving OF lunch by the
hostess. Owing to- holiday activities
four weeks from wednesday, when
the hostess will be Mrs. II. L. Lincoln,
Sixth street south.
Mr.. and Mrs, J.. M. Hartong, (nee
Miss Florence Turnerl, win arrive in
Falls. Ida, for q visit OF two months
at the home of Mrs. Hartong's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. r.. Turner, Eighth
avenue south. They have been in
Pocatello, Ida, for the last three
weeks, during which time Mr.. Har-
tong has been very i'll. He is still in
greatly weakened condition, and
will be accompanied by his physician
as far as Butte, Mont. Mr.. Hartong
is on the engineers reserve list, and
expects to go to France in the near
future IL he regains his strength suf-
ficiently. Miss Helen Turner, q stu
dent this year at the Minnesota "U',,
will be home for Christmas, and will
arrive week from Saturday.
10
The Writers section OF the Fine
Arts club held an interesting meet
ing meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. "A. It. Colwell.
Original work was given by Miss
Elizabeth Perley and Mrs. II. III.
Casselman, both having written
stories. That of Miss Perley touched
incidentally upon the war, while Mrs.
Casselman's was OF the type known
as the three-face story. An unusual
" thorough discussion followed the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-13
DAN ING CLASS TONIGHT

For adults from 1880 to 900 p. M.
stones Auditorium. Mrs. d. E. Bige-
low, teacher. Juliet +. deLendrecie
School Of Dancing. Phones 3700-W,
3341-w, 1888.
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.DARGAVEL TO Be
SENTENCED TONIGHT

Marvin Dargavel, former Northern
Paclfic switchman, convicted in the
Cass county district court Monday
evening on the charge OF grand lar
cenv IN connection with the theft OF
nineteen sacks OF sugar from North
ern Pacific freight car on May 3. last,
will be sentenced BY Judge a. n. Cole
at o'clock this evening. Asst. state 2
10 arraign the prisoner at 2 o'clock
this afternoon
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larry, which met wednesday afternoon
in the law library OF the courthouse,
viii hereafter be known as the South
Side Patriotic auxiliary. Mrs. B. #,
Spald4ng was made chairman and Mrs.
y. J.. Gardner, secretary. The mem
bers were instructed wednesday in
the work on the new undergarments
now demanded. They will meet every
wednesday at the courthouse.
Recreation Club.
Both sections OF the Recreation club
met Wednesday evening In Gethsef1.-
ane cathedral crypt, and spent the
time entirely. in making surgical
dressings and knitting.
Eighth Avenue Meeting.
Ten of the special undergarments
were completed wednesday by the
Eighth avenue auxiliary, which met
at the Fargo college Red Cross room.
Others OF these garments, nearly fln--
ished at the meeting, will be com
pleted at the various homes today.
Lincoln Meeting,
The Lincoln auxiliary met Wednes-
day for little more than half days
work, at Moose hall. Although only
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Active on Entire Front.

Paris, Dec. 13.-Active artillery
fire is in progress along the whole
front, the war Ottice announces.
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Chicago's Bank
Robbers Nearly
Missed a Day
~ AaaocIated Proc }


Chicago, Dec. 13.-It was nearly
noon today before Chicago's daily
bank robbery was reported, and the
police were beginning to think may
be the bandit business was suffering
from a labor shortage, when a tele-
phone message from the suburb Of
La Grange relieved the situation
with news that the State Bank OF la
Grange had been robbed of $25, 900,
OF which $4,000 was in gold.
There were four bandits. They in
Inundated five bank employees and
two patrons with their pistols, swept
the money into a sack. and sped
away in q black touring car.
there for the Goodyear Tire Co. Of
Akron, o. He Is at present at Akron.
The National Suffrage convention
which began in Washington, ID. C., on
Dec. IL, and which several Fargo dele
gates are attending, Is also a Jubilee
for the winning OF the presidential
suffrage In Ohio, Indiana, Michigan,
Nebraska, Rhode Island and North
Dakota: primary suffrage in Arkan-
sas, statewide municipal suffrage in
Vermont; municipal suffrage In the
capital OF Ohio the advancing Of the
federal suffrage amendment of the
senate calendar and it's own house
committee; and the passage by the
United states senate of a bill provid-
ing for suffrage for Hawaiian women
on the same terms as granted to men.
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STRANDED men
LEAVE TONIGHT
THE NAVY.

ITS NSNAH
Frank L. Nelson, Hoople, s.
d.
J. N. Zimmerman. Pitcher. N.
Y.
James S. Flat, Sheldon. N. d.
John ]. Johnson, Medina, n.
d.
Russell A. Dahle, AIinot.
G. G. Klundt, StreeteT, N. d.
A. s. Jackson, Ada. MINI,
d. r.. Brightbill, Cando. N. ID.
Philip Sletmoe, Colfax. N. d.
Gle Sletmoe, Colfax, n. ID.
John Z. Score, Colfax, n. ID.
Allan NJ. Gilbert. Halstad,
MINI.
Ray L. Benson, Fargo.
Fay S. Matters. Fargo.
Victor r, Larson. Hunter, n. d.
Axel II. Peterson, Hunter, n.
D.
]. X. Hanson, Flaxton.
Emil II. Hovde, Minnewaukan,
II. A. sommsrs. Annadale,
MINI.
Heifdan Moller. White Earth.
N. d. al.
Daniel Leidahl, Leonard, N. d.
T. o. b. Bake, Gary. MINI.
George w. Patterson. Wheat
land, n. d.
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The ARMY.
Roy r. Johnston, Minot.
Lyle b. Boyer. Mlnot.
Johannes Bird, Minot.
Oscar G. Furnseth, Minot.
Ole III. Johnson. Minot.
Jens X. Hansen, Minot.
Julius p. Rrendal, Minot.
Selmer o. Nova, Minot.
Jay g. Winiams, Minot.
William II. Barr, Minot.
Bernt s. Olsen, Minot.
Charles Birch. Minot.
John A. Pence. Minot.
Nels L. Henderson. Minot.
Joram A. Huso. Minot.
Harry A. Sommers, Minot.
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Mrs. ]. +. Mcbride has Joined Mr..
Mcbride at Sioux Falls, s. D., where
they will reside for the present. Mr..
Mcbride went to Sioux City some time
ago.
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The Island Park Charity circle viii
meet Friday afternoon at 1850 o'clock
with Mrs. H. E. Goodrich, sl9 Sixth
street south.
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The Degree Of Honor will meet FRI
day afternoon at o'clock in A. o. u.
w. hall. There will be Initiation.
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Next Saturday evening the Fargo
college orchestra, directed by Prof. A.
]. stephens, will give a concert at the
consolidated school at Oak Mound.
Professor and Mrs. Stephens will
chaperon the young people of the or
chestra, who number about thirty, and
Mrs. stephens will be soprano soloist
on the program.
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New Sweaters for Christ
Gifts
Here is an article for giving
which combines beauty with
usefulness. We have just
received a shipment of the
much wanted Angora and
Zephyr Wool in wonderful
shades Of purple, rose, gray
and tan. Price CT 70
$3.50 to So. VA sOO
Here IS a suggestion for the man who
IS undecided what to buy.
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Mrs. William Eddy, Minneapolis.
left Fargo Wednesday evening for
Valley city, to visit with her mother.
She had bene here for short visit at
the home of her husbands parents,
MT. and Mrs. Z. G. Eddy. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Eddy will make their home
in Minot after the first of the year
Mr.. Eddy Will open a branch ONCE
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Elects and Takes Name.
The Third Avenue Methodist auxil-
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The members OF the Mandan Music
al club have adopted a plan to re-
member that towns eleven soldier
boys who are members of the club,
with holiday greetings. All the mem
bers OF the club are to send a Christ
mas card to each of these boys, and
the plan will be carried out at once,
so that the cards will be sure TO reach
them in plenty of time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Lucas, Lisbon,
were in the city between trains
Wednesday night, en- route TO Day
tona, Fla, to spend the winter. They
were guests at the home Of Mrs. Luz
cas- sister, Mrs. III. r. Turner Eighth
avanua south.
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Mrs. Gertrude Martz, 1928 Front
street, Fargo, and Il. j. Swisser, White
Rock, s. D., were married at Detroit,
MINI, last Monday afternoon, and will
return to Fargo early next week, aft
or visits at st. Cloud and Burgess,
MINI. They will reside at the brides
home. on Front street.
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