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Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10
Troubled Him Some.

Uncle 81 had paid visit to Bos-
ton. and while there attended II swell
dinner given by his nephew. His folks
were greatly interested In hearing
Uncle Sis city adventures. md sspe-
cially wanted to know how he got
along at the dinner.
weren't you troubled about the
tableware, pat" inquired his daughter
Hepsy.
"Should say was," answered Uncle
81. "Why. gal, they came near wearin'
nothin' at all, the ladies' didn't"
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10
BLACK HAWK COUNCIL

A regular adjourned meeting of the
city council of the City Of Black
Hawk was held May 8, 1917.
Called to order by Mayer Miller.
Roll call. Present Mayor Miller, AL,
dermeu Nordlein, Daniels, Whery.
Absent Aldermen Eatwell, 'Perley and
Dollahan.
Minutes last regular and adjourned
meeting were read and approved as
read.
Reports of marshal, treasurer and
city clerk were read. Cn motion of
Alderman Daniels. seconded by Alder
man Eatwell, they be accepted and
placed on file. Carried.
Perley and Eatwell appeared and
tock their seats.
The following bills were then pres
ented:
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10

Congress should take action to pro-
h1bit the manufacture of liquor dur
ing the war to conserve the grain
supply that can be used for more nee
essary purposes. 1t is all right to
have liquor during war times for
medical uses, but 1t need not be
manufactured for pleasurable con-
sumption. Here's where we become
a strong temperance advocates
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10
NOTICE

Cn account of the high prices Of
food stuff we feel we are compelled
to raise our prices and from the 1Osh
OF May, the prices will be the follow
ing: Meals so cents. table board $50
per month. Tickets. accordingly.
J. 8. Harris. Teller House. -
d. O'Tcole, Central City hotel.
Mrs. M. whitman.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10
As Brief as Possible.

Mnrjorle-when he proposed 20 her
she asked him what kind Of answsr he
wanted. and he told her the sh,rter
the better.
Madge-Did she say "YesT
MarJorie--Of course not. She said
"No."-Judge.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10

II. j. Hawley will celebrate his
7Ssh birthday anniversary at the
hcme of his daughter, Mrs. George
Perry, in Denver, Sunday, May 13.
Mr. Hawley came to this county In
1860. when the streets of Central CITY
were being placered for geld. and
where the foundation for his wealth
was laid. Fer nearly half cen
tury ne has been almost continually
In the grocery business, and Is still
one Of onr active business men.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10
90 Do Most Of ua

"How did the seed get into the or
ange" asked Frances.
"Why, silly. 1t grew there" said
Mary.
"well." said Frances. II wish II had
grown on the outside"
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10

The next meeting of the Tuesday
Reading club will be at the hcme of
Mrs. O'Mera in Black Hawk, May 15.
Roll call: Tribute to mothers. Topics,
Practical Recreation for School Chill
.dren," Mrs. Jessup. THE River that
won't Behave" Mrs. Patterson.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10

The hills were read. On motion
of Alderman Daniels, seccr ded by Al
deman Perley, that the hills be al
lowed and warrants drawn On treas
urer for same. Carried.
Official bond of Geo. S. Hewes.
city clerk, was read. On molten of
Alderman rariels, seconded by AL
derman Wherry, that the bend be
approved and placed in custody Of
the mayer. Carried.
Cn motion of Alderman Daniels,
seconded by Alderman Nordlein that
the city clerk be instructed to notify
the city health officer to look after
the back yard Of the Gilpin hotel and
have 1t cleaned up. Carried.
On motion Of Alderman Perley, sec.
mded by Alderman Eatwell that the
mayer warrant for 1916 taxes be
extended until the next regular meet
ing without interest. Carried.
On molten of Alderman Eatwell
seconded by Alderman Wherry that
the council adjourn until next regu'
lar meeting, June 8, 1917.
GEO. S. HEwEs. City Clerk.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10

Food prices are soaring SO high
that the government IS first duty is
to curb the speculator.
Gilpin observer., 1917-05-10

Job priaNns as TIE Observer.
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DEATHS

"a enonsphI $s:e;s Ss
lss:s;. lk:s:S;G. s:Ssfss SsadI;$ si
New Gath Cathedral tsns"' Gem. '"'''A :" Int
fn$$'5s$f R.S h :s.5!s.+!! 4SIS isn
sssssy a: ns:;$:. :'S:s
9sSs e. sssCssF' ssSs Pine Thurs , Holy
:, MARTlN-7Jaly Ma n, N, 20, HARRY, husband ss
:a'S.: .: ana ssa n?!:
Mflns Y1.n.a lSt Wsa NJ Moriah Gem Remains may
MArHER =Thlrd;day, Seventh Month, sI.t.
Anna ts%Iy &stSer' aged days. Service. and and
MsssSs asd 81 h.s2gs. s9EM sSs sSGs . q. sss
AS1sS% 5;s:s y. ss::
n!S ss.5i5s Tsow
= MscSISs; %sadssniy; on, Jsly 80: ALnEEgT
SvSs ssS AZ ss 'Rs BlssS Mss. y Sc
pr,ys,s ,TSiSy scpaicehTss, Gem, ~ ,,.1 ~ '"'.
chsfes and SatSSrps M:faddcn y'd %se Mccaf sSh
sf's ssss SnlS' 2si "fSs' ass st. mt
gs5ss nd 4s.nS Rs:S5s,gs RAyFD cs%5 MsLEs Es
u. p. o. s: Of A.; vere Republican Asso; Of
invited to services Thurs: 9 p; IN m ssa r. % to,h
to o y. m.
MOORE.-July 20. MARY B.. wifo of Glenn
ent H. Moore and daughter OF Frances and late
BERNARD Devine;,. Relatives and friends. B., y
NJ Sodality Of st. Stephens Church invited to
funeral, Thurs, 1880 a. m; 4o45 NJ. sth at
Solemn high mass of reauiem st. Stephens
MooRHEAD.-Jpiyo 81 soMERs SMITH
MOORHEAD. aged 4S. Relatives and friends
inv ited IN gpr m
165 Queen lane. Gtn. Int. private. -
MOYER.-July 30, su hdenly, ISAAC, husband
q Hannoh Yoyer, ased .s Relatives TE,... and
a. M, Parker ave- ,Roxboroueh. Int private.
Friends may call We'd; 1917.
Bertha r. Muir tnee, Klohrl. aged a. Relatives
NJ. r.. Dock ST. commission merchants, Invited
TO funeral services. 1887 N. 29th ST.. Fri. 2.30
y. m. Int. Westminster Gem. Friends may
call Thurs between and y.
OBRIEN.--July 80 MARY j.. widow of HuGh
r. n Bricn, aged 8s. Relatives and friends
invited 70 funeral, Thurs, 7:3O a. m. resi-
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Young Men and Boys

Young Men and Boys
Only $751; Complete Course In StenoEraphy
or bookkeeping. To every pupil registering
in either subject for only $500. regardless of
time required to complete course. Positions
guaranteed. 1nstalment payments accepted.
School Of business Efficiency. 708 Walnut Street
George School home school in The soun soun.
rate dormitories. Graduates succeed In college.
227 acres. Athletics Catalogue. Geo. A.. Wnl.
ton. A. NJ, Prin. Box 2S5. George School. Pa.
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DEATHS

?. m: iaas Psisthorp St Int private. Auto
Ruth. Relative. and friends. Naval Post. No.
ssw asssss;. TSS% Ss$ i5s sS':sS
ws% 81 snS yaGg ia.nSs e
ssnee oi .on.in;IInT: Elmer G. Sparks, si2a s.
risesi %ey fs x,,.s s.s E;
T Tsar. %.Se'ss p NO. "a Z. School lane. Germantown
,nsscMERft t,5uIy oo LOUISE ru. scgGRRE; ssasTI;
Z .sfss:! Ts.i.
S 2ilaeHH Il, fs'2%oss, Ss
R.la'iSs. i M1 ana rl.nd: :o nysss saps:si
rsuFc: Gem '1ss sy sDsn G. Viewed wed
eys aSas lupsIsi io FREDERICK husband q
s1s: sfyfsr Ws% %f$5;
s4iss 4iissSN6FiTPpjuy n SfRfs St. In b. DrhTaatSSA rhaSAAs
to funeral services, Fri; 10 a. m: 1888 over
,nfaGG e. gEsns}s'f aAhotB s} Fssshasr
= ,vis a1S 'snSs n.t'a ss fSas aSsS
iHsS FrsnsSsasd sons $500 VA, e. ,n,,,u, :,
.is Phsbc smith aEed aS and
friends Invited to funeral services, We'd. p.
m, son,in.law's Iesidence. Robert, W. Meves.
5ol Linden St. sCamden, y. J Int: private;
sMfTH--JuIy 81. MARY A., wife OF Harry
r. Smith. Relatives and friends invited to fu.
neral. Frl... a. M. 5l0s Merton ave-, West
Phlla. High mass st. Gregorys Church o:30
a. m. Int, st. Agnes's Gem. West Chester. Pa.
sTALEY.-Juiy 81. ISABELLA L., daughter
friends Invited to funeral. Fri, 2 p. M. resi-
dence Of brother Daniel staley, Church road.
sTRoUP.-July 80. MILTON. husband of
Elsie Stroup tnee Carman), aged 81. .Rcla-
tivcB and friends invited to funeral setvices,
Tullytown, Pa. Thurs. p. m. Int Tuytown
sTRoUsE.-Juiy 2s, HANNAH wife of Abra.
ham Strouse tnee Scanan). Relatives and
soe sns Of g. Church aS nysd sSas S at
ham st. High mass OF requiem at 81. stephen.
sCLIIyAN.-July 80, CHiRLEs H. hus.
band Of Emma $. Sullivan tnee Montgomery.
aged 72. Relatives and friends invited to
funeral services, We'd. = p. M, 332 Mt. Vernon
st.. Camden. N. J. Int. private. Evergreen
'TXiGGxRT-aJuiy h 81. JOSEPH r.. husband
Of Mary C. Tagsart at 6126 Chancellor ST..
West Phila. Mass Sacred Heart Church. Will
mington, Dell Fri. a. m. Friends may call
It'll TTHRoN p ,,1. 81. Of diphthe1ls: CHRIS
and Emma Thron (nee Munkenbeck). aged II.
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coMPToMETER oPERAToR-Wanted; Sa e1pe,mr ,cr
encod airi FOR large Office: excellent chance .os
adya ncement; In reply give age, experience anu
salary p $40. Ledger Onice
,1i5.sr piToyf5 onerator. permanent position for
conscientious worker; experience mo- y9So,h ana
sary 1910 Commonwealth Bids' i-'h "'N
Chestnut SITS.
FILTERS experienced on ladies' sport suits'
Amply Mann & Dlks. 1102 Chestnut st..
FIIINc, c,I,ERK-Insurance office; good hours
state exp, salary expected. p elS, LED. on
GIRL wanted who is familiar with checking
Incoming bills, contracts. etc.; stay, age, ~
perience and salary wanted. o2o' beoser
Office.
GIRL, over IS years, for general office wosk
in large office must be quick and accurato ~
Hgures; salary ss. p sal. Ledger ofnce. -
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Realty Course

Temple University was the first in
stitution in Philadelphia to give a prac-
tical and thorough course in prepara-
tion for the Realty business. The
Realty man must be prepared for his
business before entering upon it just
the same as the lawyer, doctor and
dentist must be prepared.
The course as noW given is the net
result of eighteen gears growth and
experience. TaUo experienced Realty
men are in charge of the class and the
instruction is given in the day and
evening schools.
The term starts Wednesday, Octo-
ber 8.
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DEATHS

Residence -4s7 Northeast boulevard Int chsl-
husbsns mRSVsISy q Ei.aSyof 81 vsH9on sa,vss and
Union Assembly, A. o. Of N. p, inyited 70 fu-
neral seryices Fri. 2 p m.' 2l4 y. 2gtn st.
''sWTAirE@juiy 81, at his. residence, % ". els.
ST., EDGAR A., husband Of Anna l.. Waite and
son OF late Frederick and Liza waite. Notice OF
WATSON 20. ALICE WATSON tp..s
Jaros) wife Of Nathaniel watson, aged %
Relatives gssi and Oh Invited n, 70 .s
CEN Eas,on .,s PA psp.rs s 1n,rs Spy . =,
the late Abraham and Mary weckerly. Rela-
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Fri, 1890 a. m, at 1902 N. 11th at. Int.
wELsII.--July 80, HARRY r.. son Of James
i. and late Ellen Welsh. Relatives and friends
residence, 1918 N. I'd st. Solemn requiem mass
st. Michaers Church 10 a: m. Int New Ca
thedral Gem. Auto funeral,
woODBURY.---At Samaritan Hospital. July
81. FRANCES. Caughter OF late Thomas s.. and
ylted to funeral services, Fri. 10 A. M. apart;
q. Int. private. Westminster Gem. Auto
YARoCH.--Juy Al ANTEoNT son OF Felix
and late Josephine Yaroch, aged "a. Relatives
and friends invited 20 funeral Thurs; a. m.
N. j.. Hish mass st. Joseph's Polish Church.
Int. Calvary Gem.
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pEArns

SnsxssHRSsis;, %s; s99;ss; ss
,Sd: o fs%lis 1 as lnyi.a syss cry:ss sS
ssssn'i P rei1Ss'ss 1S Ssva ,ss Ts2@ a.
sSs Auto fs Rimaa' may be viewed
y sSsFs sssis;Es 2 la 'lir e,
si:s,. n:$s T. ;;.,1ifs:
h.lsily..s sSS "a i:nS. is:.. .s;;
SsersS 49,, Tes5t Invited to fgnerai: Thurs s:so ..
cSareb Solemn S In s.aRs% aciy Grc::
opby Rssiie. "a Fg5AssKr gIsnss hs:oGs ?.
.py'fS a., q NV i1n;E. Thurs % isit 3 S'h
ss.I E: " sais-j ps;ss s ppss. g. s4:
:, EuRMxY %t Al IMjsly 81; ROBERT, A., son of
friends, r isSa a,hs.. W. Rfsi5y:s asnii.
Albert nsar ssthp p%rsG'i snS ehss hisilh'9Gi 1a
ea '!fS TSurs som 70 Ea 10 5unsr; P car Friends may
%aov 81 esS sssS'PsEs asaa; f R.,ys.y Isy
nnma,, nf5snS, invited g Funeral Thurs. p iss
So''% in 2sA g. Ma4S: s': Gem ss Ms5S. F5s.
RSss5@ EPT.ssR
Hegerman st. Tacony. Int. Magnolia Gem. Re-
IoSn %S s|Ii,;S ,osGfFa' H % son Of
50ehs sssgO Ryisss tS isnSrS TT $40
en- st Gf9sn'tf Church S? %
a Si nSls cfS,' - 6an Sic r. daughter Of
sns 2an trends, gsS ats s.
Invited nNs ts tSSSra william Sa$i
Christian 81 solemn high requiem mass ST.
GLAss.9lulg 80. BESSIE NJ widow of. John
sSsT bsSi nI Goys Ts ca
S,,h st. Int 9r!yatss NJ, MoIiah Gem Remains
ss r,.ns, Heg%9 Eogr' nss
ls:,.;S ss, Chg Hs%ss5s sssi Ho'; Ss%;
sG ianffs ss iSfa GSutss % a mn
Int Gy FiRgSh5s Gs% 1a s Sul5 8SF tSTfEn
of lIte viii Michael h aasSary Due notice OF fu
E. and gsa H. ansss ERsA .aS sgFner r. ps
wIliSy droys sp$ q rlSS5Sw$ WynSmSof.
Ess5stl Haze and n9rHa"H trIsnd. z av'td std
ST. Edmond chSras III 10 a. Hsh m
M hiEaTnY:,@iYiy 80. CHARLES P, son Of
Rs. RsisE I%S 4afS nss sSdSs Hnpt M5S
& 'Ss s!a:sss s!:$ g 4ss,
HUIPHREy yj%iy 81. saddenly; iATRA NJ.
s' %'fsf sfsf
f.fvcS s 5 Gem m nS NAV G 30 y.we5
Thyrs eye. Auto. service;
ban9 II v4ss costello gdneg meme sps
only in Phiiadciphls Services and int. az the
'afF es%s u s. sPo3 3GfoR SfEas NJ Hs husband
Mry no qgd Of oST sSd
Harry Lss Essd rpS q
rh2s R51s ana so dr % % no osS e
sat 81 sSa S nsh Int Sig 1o:.
nSa ao5s S AFRED s.ss b.
lives and friends, Washineton camp No. ,si7,
a. : P A A%sTSs soqnS Nc 81 F[s
TsnT p % r. lsIS sPEinF a% s. Int private
nrs5ahS q sais krs%ood F9ssds nv.s
Int. s.. iamss: kns:essns e ce% '0fR@T Remain: aSS;
MANY Ma odss eyed N S ana na fTends psss
GHaDiSsr, No iis, a. n; PpsSiis; Council No,
he was sao6 member. nrh. invited 70 funeral Fri.
Roxborogsh Baptist Church p M Int Iever'
!, ItAASSp9Si7Jply ASIS 80 the Rsy THOMPSON III H.;
Ntn year Funeral serv-
asntc%n n T j., thurs ~ M T. IFfBi INT Bcrdsn- SS,
F GhoR@ R at 80 81 Jennie A5s
AGED &c. Relatives and friends invited to funeral
services, Thurs, D. m, Matthew Simpson u.
+. Church, Ardmore. Pa. Int. st. Paul Luth-
~ nLiLLiA;GioRE;-July 90, ELIAS; husband o,
~ saf. T..,faa R $ris%ss sSs
A NJ. Remington Council. No. 0, o. U. A. NJ. .
employees OF Frankford Junction Round House
r, r.. r.; Stonemen's Fellowship. 45th Ward.
AZ organizations OF which he was member. in.
yited to funeral services, Fri, p. m., 34s0
Jasper at. Int. private Greenwood tx Of y
D. M
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4 sss s,svIls Is s:'.ss. g: ssssss &
- az oeiHiE iHiEke cHfEpkEN' ciffIz E assd.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

BUSINESS MAN. q. ausiined mentally and
physically, open for a position ali or ns ~
time. temporary or permanent; twenty yes
buyer. salesman, manager; present business
ahected by extra aordinary. conditions prevs n
ing. o02 Ledger Once ps'an-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-01
HELP wANTED-MALE

AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE operators,
competent and able to set up machines. Ap-
ply Autocar Co.. Ardmore. Pa.
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sTWTz rovRINo. xhits snameled; sood CON-
ehcne ce@9sn a6Xe SSei1iDsr *. csmdsn. or
: 1s g 39S|s Y e; 5TI;;s sss!! SsssIsIs7lz5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-01

COoI1 PAY EXCELLENT TREATMENT
IIGGETT a MYERS TOBACCO co.
Sd AND ONTARIO
OPERATORS ON SILK WAISTS. Apply Ash
Co.. 1904 Arch st
Observation-Disclosures and office assistant
wholesale manufacturing establishment. Berh-
stein Baum De Costo Co.. 22d and Arch sts.
STENOGRAPHER and dictaphone operator; ex-
perience in latter not necessary II wilins 10
learn Apply TO4 Morris Building. -
sTENoGRAPHER for Trust Department OF
Trust Company; state age. experience ana
salray. F 1850 Ledger Central. -
sTENoGRAPHER for manufacturing concern In
Kensington; textile experience preferred. Ap-
ply p 688 Ledger Office. e.
TAPE wEAVERs experienced. wanted. Apply
John Sidebotham, Inc. 4817 Griseom ST., Fkd
TYPIST for office Of electrical supply company;
permanent position, with prospects for capable
young lady. 1917 Race st st-
TYPIST-Insuance office, neat, accurate: no
shorthand required; good hours; state expert
ance, salary expected. 7 e22. Ledger office
YOUNG LADY wanted in large office: must be
with bookkeeping experience; rapid and accu-
rate at figures state experience. salary want
ed and when available. p 527, Ledger Office.
YOUNG LADIES. 2. with several years expert
enoe In bookkeeping or checking Invoices.
freight bills. etc. In reply, give full partlcu-
lars. 525 Ledger Office.
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HELP wANTED-rEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING

RrrJ, TELEPHONE
OPERATING
work near your home In pleasant, nnd
beaithfui surroundings with hnant eneete"'
opportunities for rapio so'"'0e
There are twsnty,sicht tsrdSsb,y Ssil censsa tssre
4. one within q few blocks from your
home. Unusual opportunities t9r t.,wsen
est Intelligent young women pe'"e'
lis and "a years OF age
49,. .r,r,ov.s are paid while learning
and are rapidly advanced.
PLEASANT dining rooms. where the rest
of food is sold at cost. in every Gen.
tral office.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation when on duty.
Good opportunity for senior ana su-
pervising positions.
Amply at 400 Market street dains'
except Sunday. $50 a. m. TO D. "'
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EMPLOYMENT AoENCIEs

COMPETENT young cooks, Mattresses. chamh.r,
sisrssiossso sso, Mrs Kane bii s. 10th st. Phone
MRS; HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse so--RsIi.hi.
help supplied and wanted. Open 10 10 ii'A''s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-01

ADOIPH FREED. 1905 N 17th st. Auto
service: also parlors. Phone Tioga 1920.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24
CHURCHES TO join In
NEIGHDORHOOD SERVICE

The Broadway Methodist, Ply
mouth Congregational and Christian
churches will join forces in a big
neighborhood service at the Broad
way Methodist church at 10 o'clock
Thanksgiving day morning, it was
announced today. The service will
last but one hour, and will be the
only service of the day in the three
churches.
Rev. f. c. Ford, pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational church,
will be the speaker. His subject will
be, What Have We To Be Thankful
For In These War Times. The
Broadway Methodist choir will sing.
No announcements Of other neigh
borhood services have been made.
At the last regular meeting Of the
Fargo Moorhead Ministerial assoeia-
ton, it was voted that each church
would hold individual services.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24
Ell ZAGAL GIVES
DEGREE TO 80
ON FRIDAY night

The ceremonial session OF FL Zagal
temple, at the Masonic temple on
Friday evening, proved everything
that advance notices claimed for IL,
and the introduction Of several added
features made the session one of the
best ever held.
Complying with the spirit of the
times the traditional banquet was
eliminated, lunch only being served
during the evening.
The evenings entertainment was
topped with a performance OF the
Canadian Riddles, the Winnipeg
company OF Juveniles that is appear
ing at the Orpheum. In connection
with the entertainment, il was an
nounced that the Shriners are pay
ing the theater expense OF the COM
pany.
Ell Zagal witnessed the presenta-
ton to her illustrious potentate of
life membership in zuhrah temple.
Minneapolis, the honor recently be-
ing voted by that temple, and IL was
conferred on Mr.. Watkins by illus
trious Potentate Norman B. Patten,
of Zuhrah.
Mr.. Watkins now holds a life mem
bership in all Shrine temples in
North Dakota, Minnesota and South
Dakota
FL zagal also voted a life mem
bership to Zuhrah's potentate.
A feature of the evening was the
contribution of 1903 to the North
Dakota Children's home, raised
among the Shriners as an observ-
ance Of Children's Home day. The
Christmas collection probably will
increase the gift TO about 800.
The reading of a list OF Shriners
in the service resulted in the addi-
ton Of 81 names to the list that
already included 81 names, visiting
mobiles supplying such information.
Thirty three candidates took the
work,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24
An oLD MANS STOMACH.

As we grow older and less active,
less and less food is required to meet
the demands OF our bodies, IL too
much is habitually taken, the stom-
ach will rebel. When a man reaches
the advanced age Of S5 or 30, you
will find that he As a light eater. Be
as careful as you will, however, you
will occasionally eat more than you
should and will feel the need Of
Chamberlain's Tablets to correct the
disorder These tablets do not con-
tain pepsin, but strengthen the stom-
ach and enable it TO perform its
functions naturally They also cause
a gentle movement Of the bowels
Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24
FOOD PLEDGES
TOTAL $4,000

Food pledge cards totaling $4,000
have been received at the food
administration office at the North
Dakota Agricultural college, an
nounced Robert o. Baird this morn
ing.
Next week, Mr.. Baird will forward
to all the newspapers in the state a
COPY of the lists showing what each
county and town has done toward
the food pledge campaign.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24
MACCABEES TO join
In BIG CELEBRATION

Fargo and Moorhead tents OF the
Maccabees will hold joint meeting
to commemorate the silver ami
versary of d. P. Marcy, supreme
commander, in the Sons of Norway
hall, Fargo, at o'clock Monday
evening. There will be initiation Of
candidates. Refreshments will be
served.
A large number of northwest
Maccabees, including DIR. E. H. Haas,
st. Paul, great commander, members
of the Great Camp of Minnesota,
and delegates or the Grand Forks,
Jamestown, Enderlin, Valley City
and Devils Lake tents will be pres
emit
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24
ELEvEN MORE POSITIONS

eleven mSHE FSSl ! t(NS
Were secured by, Dakota Bust
ness College people last week
almost two a day. Something
like 400 situations have been got
ten by pupils during the present
year. Prospective pupils should
heed this positive endorsement
by the better banks apd firms
publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24
BUT One SERVICE In
new CATHOLIC CHURCH

Father Ryan will solemnize high
mass in st. Anthony, OF Padua's
Catholic church, Eighth avenue
south, which was dedicated last Sun
day, at o'clock Sunday morning. it
was announced today. This will be
the only service of the day.
A regular schedule Of services will
be announced with the further
organization of the church.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24
HOW ABOUT that
WINTER OVERCOAT
Fairly brisk day, thank you.

y iii ~ UI Ibh NUF9 NttN~AAFh NVN1a =
Were you protected with a warm
oyercoat? We have been talking
overcoats for a long time. We've
been urging action-preparedne A
great many have been QUILTED in
this respect, but il you are among
the few who have not, just step in,
select your pattern, be measured and
we will do the rest. Our prices are
reasonable and our goods are the
kind we can stand back of.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24
pIAM MAR RoARp.

A war board, composed of three
men from each department, will be
at the North Dakota
college as result OF a
mass meeting of students and facul-
ty held Friday afternoon for the
purpose of co-ordinating war activi-
ties at the college.
DIR. e. F. Ladd, president, will head
fhn hoard
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24
o.. HAT SPEAKER.

DR.. w. j. Hall, pastor of the Moor
head Presbyterian church, will adj
dress the mems mass meeting in the
Fargo "Y" auditorium at 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. His subject will
be, Fundamental Theological
Principles Restated in Modern
Terms. There will be special music.
All men are welcome.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24
We Ship Fzowers Angwhere
: YOUR ORDERS EARLY FOR
THANKSGIVING

1t is not too early to do prompt
and choice blooms
WE ARE AS NEAR TO you AS YOUR TELEPHONE