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Notlee of MortEage .ForecIosure Sale.

Notice OF Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and deliY-
cred by Keith Teter, a single man,
mortgagor TO John II. Lewis, mort
gagee, dated July LIST, 1918, and filed
for record in the once OF the Register
of Deeds in the County of Cass ana
NJ, and recorded In Book "14I" Of
Mortgages on page 10. will be fore
closed by sale OF the premises IN such
mortgage and hereinafter desCIlped
at the front door of the Court House
In the City Of Fargo, County OF Cass
and State of North Dakota, at the
hour OF 1000 o'clock In the forenoon
on August goth. 1917 to satisfy the
the date of sale. The premises descib-
cd in such mortgage and which will
be sold TO satisfy the same are de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: .
THE Northwest Quarter (NWM) of
Section Nine (s), Township One hun
bred forty-three (t4Sl. North OF
Range Fifty-one (6ll. West Of the
one hundred sixty (ls0) acres.
There Will be due on such mortgage
al the date of sale on account of
principal and interest, Five Thousand
ak hundred eight and 76-i00 Doll
lars t5608.75), also the sum OF 1890
for taxes paid by the undersigned
upon said land, making total sum
due upon the date OF sale S5e5i.96.
Dated, July 18th, 1917
John h Lewis, Mortgage.
WATSON, YOUNG & COMFY,
Attorneys for Mortgages. Fargo,
North Dakota.
duly 12-is-2s. Aug. 2-s-1s. 1919
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Three Hits on Harper.
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POSITION WANTEp-MALE

WANTED-Position by married cou-
pie. without children. on farm can
come at once. Address ESQ, care
Forum.
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I FIELDER JONES HOLDS
SHADE ON CONNIE MACK
HAS MORE cOLLEGIANS.
(By Associated Press.l

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. s.--Ffelder
Jones has a shade on his old friend
Connie Mack. Mack used to have
the distinction of having more col
lege players on his team than any
other major league club manager.
This year this distinction goes to the
st. Louis Americans, with Jones as
the pilot.
There are seven collegians on the
st, Louis clubs roster, They are
Eddie Plant, Gettysburg: George
Sisler, Michigan: Derrill Pratt, Uni
veFsity of Alabama, Doc Lavan,
Michigan, Wright, Ohio State, Ernie
Koob, Kalamazoo Normal and MUIR
ray Trinity.
Pratt and Koob also were great
football players,
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CHIRoPRACTORs.


II. w, WINDSOR ID. Cs--Licensed
Doctor OF ChlropFactic. RainleF
graduate; experienced. LonsuttaLipn
Tree. Lady attendant. Al1-lg ueLens
drecie Blk. Phone sSA-W
GEO, A. NEwSALT, Fargo's PioneeF
ChiropFactor. the only specific puls
and unduiteFated Ghlropractor ~ raf-e
20. Individual rest room for ladisa.
Phone I226-W. savings a Loan alu&s
ENGINEERS.
FRANK 4. ANDERs-cixiI Engines.
City Hail
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Tor quick Results Use The Forun
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WANT DEs JARDIEN
Chicago "u". Star Offered Coaching
job at Virginia, MINI.
.IBv Associated Press.l

Virginia, Mimi, Aug, 9.--Paul Des
Jardien, University OF Chicago foot
ball and baseball star. and all-Am-
erican center, has been offered the
job of gridiron coach at the Techni-
cal high school here. H. w. Strick-
Ter, another University of Chicago
man, Is also being considered.
Alfred Jackson. who coached the
team last year. has been accepted for
the Fort Smelling training camp.
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

GOVERNMENT war positions open;
clerical work: men, women wanted
800 month; list tree. Franklin lnstl-
tute, Dept $500. Rochester, n Y.
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PEORIA MEET ON
Great Western Harness Races Al
tract Big Crowd First Day.
DIV Associated Press. !

Peoria, ILL.,, Aug. 9-The opening
of the Great Western harness races
here Wednesday attracted a large
crowd, and the track was fast.
Hal j., heavy favorite, took the
2:15 pace in straight heats, covering
the mile in 2:09 Ia in each heat.
Whirl Fast, another favorite, trium-
pied in the $3.50 trot, while Helen
the 2:0s pace. six heats being neces-
sary to decide it. Princess Margaret,
the favorite. after winning the third
and fourth heats. was distanced in
the fifth.
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In the Matter of the Estate Of Bernt
OLAF Rosenberg, also known as 3; y.
Rosenberg. and d. Rosenberg, De-
ceased:
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersigned, Mary Rosenberg, E1ecutrix
of the Last VIII Of Bernt DIAL R0sen-
berg, also known as B. o. Rosenberg.
and Is. Rosenberg. late of the City of
Brainerd, in the County of Crow
wing and state OF Minnesota. de-
ceased, TO the creditors Of, and ALI
persons having claims against, saio
deceased, TO exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within Six 90
months after the first publication of
this notice. TO said Executrix, Mary
Rosenberg, at the residence Of
Charles j. Duffey, the resident
agent of said nonresident exeoutrix,
at No. sos Second Street North, In the
city OF Fargo, in said Cas- County.
Dated July 18th, A. -. 1917.
MARY ROSENBERG.
Exeeutri1.
July. ~ ID. 1917,
(July 1895. Aug. 80. 1919
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eRIpIRoN sTAR IN ARMY.


Atlanta, Ga, Aug. s.--One Of the
greatest football players ever pro-
duced at Princeton-Eddie Harris
q private here training with the
Seventh regiment of engineers, Hart
was star of the gridiron, and was
captain of the Tigers in 1s10-lSll /.
Most of the experts picked Hart for
the All-American team. Many also
named him for captain on the ALI
American.
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New York, Aug. 9.-New York
broke even in it's double-header with
cleveland here Wednesday. New York
won the first game by knocking Bag
nv out of the box in the fourth in-
ming, scoring six runs on six hits ano
an error.
The second game was a pitcher
battle between Caldwell and Coyales-
kie, The three runs scored Were nome
runs, smith and Graney hitting two
for Cleveland and Caldwell one fer
Ng tSrs d came R.H. u.
Cleveland 1850. OOO l0O VOL- Z
Pstteries-Bagby Gould, Wood and
Billings: Fischer and Nunamaker; !,
Second game T. ~ r.
Cleveland $3.50. VU0 liz IVY
New York -. 600 0lO OOO-l ~,
BAtteries-Covale and O'Neill;
Fischer and Walters
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possibility of accidents TO the racing
craft, officials of the government
high dam are. making preparations
to lower the river temporarily in
order to remove distractions from
the race course.
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MIsKE TO MEET CHRISTIE.

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. S.-Billy
Miske, the Minnesota boxer, and Gus
Christie have been signed to battle
fifteen rounds at Dayton, o., Labor
Day, it is announced here.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rain.
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C;iantn Defeat CardinaIn.

Sc. Louis, Aug. 9-New York de-
feated ct. Louis, 4 to 2, Wednesday.
The visitors got enough runs to win
in the second inning when they made
three on two singles, a base on balls,
stolen base, an infield out and an
error, In the ninth Cruise made a
r. II. =.
New York ..... O30 O10 900 0
St Louis ....... 010 900 0ol--2 8 l
Batteries--sallee, Perritt and Rart-
den; Doak and Snyder.
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braves and Reds Split.

Cincinnati, Aug, 9.-Boston divided
double-header with Cincinnati
Wednesday, wlning the first game and
losing the second. In the hrst game
Boston punched three hits with two
errors and scored two runs in the
eighth. In the second game Toney
held Boston to three hits while Gin
cinnati hit safely six times. Scores:
Boston ,........ 900 600 0ao-2 s 0
Cincinnati 80. 600 900 1000 s 3
Batteries-Rarnes and Tragesser;
Regain and Wingo.
Second game X, y, e.
Cincinnati 49,, 100 00l 1ox-3 6
Batteries - Nehf and Tragesser;
Rice, Toney and Wingo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rain.
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RaInta WIN o CoupIe.

both games OF Wednesdays double
header from Kansas City. the scores
being 9 TO ] and I to 0. A jumping
glove catch of Berry's liner by Dun
can with the bases filled in the sew
tuPed. Scores:
First game X, II. T.
Kansas City :. 900 900 1oO--1 6 8
st. Paul ....... 900 500 l0x-6 IL z
Batteries-Sander and Hargrave'
williams and Glenn,
Second game II. II. T..
Kansas city -, 900 600 600 6 9
st. Paul ....... 900 oil 1lx-4
Batteries - HumphrisA Mcconnell
and Berry; Hagerman and Glenn.
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Want AID Rate S
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4MERICAN ASSOCIATION.
(By Associated Press.)
standing OF the Clubs.
nIvtse DOubIe-header.

Divide DOubIe-headeF.
Minneapolis. Mimi, Aug. 9.-Mtnne-
apolis and Milwaukee divided dou-
bie-haader here Wednesday, the vie-
itors winning the tirst, TO 2, and the
home team the second, z TO 8. met
fective pitching marked the second
game Score:
First Game s y. ~ y.
Milwaukee ..t.. leV guV GUYS
Minneapolis 80. 0iV Zoe VgV-3
Batteries-Slapnicka and Murphy;
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TIRera 90 to MID.

Boston, Aug, s.-Detroit defeated
Boston wednesday, and went into
third place. Leonard. who started for
Boston, received poor support and
Detroit piled UP an early lead. Score
Boston 90 0IO 0Ol-2 0 Y
Batteries ~ Dauaa and spencer
Leonard, Penneck and Thomas,
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Thomas. Humphrey and Owens,
Second Game r.. ~. -,
Milwaukee 80. ooi 40 ooo-s l4 9
Minneapolis a.. $50 Ol0 00x-7 IL 3
BatteFlea-Kerr and Livingstone;
BoaTdman. Humphrey. Thomas and
Bachant.
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Louisville, Aug. 9.--Aithough Fill
iingim outpitched Middleton ana
Shackelford, Louisville defeated IN
dianapoliE, / TO o, wednesday. because
cakes misludged Corriden's line drive
run Of the game. Score:
indianapolis -. 900 900 1000 s 0
Louisville .... goo Dol O0x--l 4 2
Batteries-Fillingim and Gossett,
SchanE; Middleton, Shackelford ana
KOchaF.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(By Associated Press.)
standing Of the CIubH,


Chicago, Aug. 0.-Vaughn pitched
almost invincible ball against Brook
lyn Wednesday, while Chicago hit
Marquard OPPORTUNITY ana shut out
the visitors. The visitors made only
them reached second base. Vaughn
issued only one pass, Score;
BROOKLYN ,,. 900 600 600 .
Chicago ....... 010 DOL 00x-2 U
Batteries--MarquaTd and Meyers;
Vaughn and Elliott.
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WIN Game Dbl Tenth,

Philadelphia, Aug, g. Philadelphia
and ST. Louis took turns leading in
Wednesdays game until the tenth In
ming when McInnis opened with .
single and Sehang hit for a home rum
wining for the home team. Score:
St Louis go. 01O 100 02o Is 12 5
Philadeiphia 900 003 ITO rs o
Batteries-Sothoron and Severeldi
Meyers and Schang.
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Columbus. Aug. a.--Columbus raj
lied in the ninth inning WEDNESDAY
scored Ave runs and defeated Toledo
to I. Heating relieved Schulz. but
was unable 10 stop a batting rally.
Schuls filled the bases with none out
before being removed. The second
game was called in the second IN
ming on account of rain, Score:
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AGENTS WANTED.

Raid HEADS! NO CURE, NO PAY
Ladies grow hair to heels; tits your
pride and glory; guaranteed; objec-
tiOnal hair permanently removed
without pain or injury or money back;
agents wanted. Address Knapp Trio.
St. Paul Mimi.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GARAGE and gas station for sale. ADJ
dress ISL, care Forum.
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Three Hits on Harper.
beat Chicago. Q to o, Wednesday, the
visitors getting only three hits OF
r. H. e.
Chicago 10000. 900 900 000-9
Washington -. 0lO Oi0 OON-S
Batteries-cicotte and Lynn; Har-
peF and Ainsmith.
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(By Associated Press.)
Standing of the Clubs.
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Johnny Castle. who managed the
Hannibal team Of the Three-I will
join the ST. Joseph team, whether
as player or manager for Jack Hole
land Is not stated
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DIR. ). r. FREN ETrE--DentisL spe-
ciallst III extracting ana artin~ AL
teeth. Huntington blk. over =. -
Holmes, Fargo. ". ~.
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WANTED-Sight cook, man or wom-
an, in hotel cafe; must be able to do
short order work and take care Of
counter and hotel ONCE: s3b per
month; no baking. ]. b. Roland, Har-
~ n
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osTEoPATHs.

DIR. q. E. CAVANAGH--Osteop
Resident graduate OF the Nat4Oual
School OF chicago. PRESIDENT ~
Fargo SanitarIum. Phone NO. bans
ADDRESS. 1875 sra Ave. ,.
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SPECIALISTS.
DENTISTS.

DRs. BALL, WALLACE ~ OLEaON,
un. .. ~. LMuMB,
DEF lists. over FIRST NATIONAL Bank
[ tflce closed SATURDAY AFTERNOON ana
SUNDAYS. Phone sb3.
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HOMEoPATHS.

DR, J. G. DILLON-SpecIaI attentIon
TO diseases OF Intants ana cntiu4 ~n.
deLenurecIe Blk.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-25
TANLAC
HAS SAVED HER LIFE
I'm ALL NY EXPERIENCE I'VE NEVER
SEEN ANYTHING AS GOOD AS
TANLAC," SAYS PRACTICAL
NURSE.

"Do YOU know. | nave gained ut least
fifteen pounds. and ! honestly believe Tan
lac has saved my life" was the statement
made recently by Mrs. r.. r. Miner. Mrs.
Miner j. a practical nurse and j. known
and respected by everybody in CorSicana,
Texas, where she has lived for the past
t~wenty-six years.
my health has been broken" she con
tinued. "and rave been steadily going
down hill for len years. had constant
headaches and was in 2 general rundown
condition. Last year was taken down
with some kind Of ironble and have never
been able To lind out Just what il was. |
was confined to my bed and was moi able
10 stand alone. much less walk. II seemed
to me like there were thousands of pounds
of pressure around my waist and in my
chest. When ] lay down | felt like ] would
smother IA death. - | had "a 1T up a.
breathe and prop myself mp IN bed 10 be-
able IT, sleep and get amy rest at III. was
told would never .ci over my trouble and
~ course ! felt discouraged and dc~pon-
dent.
After reading about the good Tanlac
was dom. ~ mann others bought = bottle
hoping II would help me. and am obliged
a. give il all praise. In my long experience
with medicines have never ZEE anything
~ good. and firmly helieve i ha~ saved
my life. Not nuiN that. ] am feeling better
than | have III over two vear- already and
have lust finished my second bottle ct
Tanlar. Ny headaches have disappeared
and ann ~tr"n. enough "a walk anywhere.
a. | have already said. ! have gained ~
least fifteen pounds and am - happy over
my recovery thai ! wan g. tell EVERYDAY
ahout Tanlac.
Tanlac u sold IN Brownsville by Eagle
Pharmacy. IN Ravm"ndyillc w Ben :. nnf-
ficld. IN San Rrnito hv Svirond~ Pharmacy.
IN Rio IIondo hy Rio Honda Drug Store. ~
Harrington ~ Harrington Pharmacy. IN Nv
ford ~ I.vford nrnc store. and ia Mercedes
by Mercedes Drug Company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-25
FALL OF TWO
FEET RECORDED
RIO GRANOE IS GOING down. AFTER
BIGGEST RISE IN A YEAH-FISH
FOUND TO BE PLENTIFUL.

After reaching to almost ''banE full
the Rio Grande This morning fell about two
feet and relieved river and levee watchers
81 considerable anxiety. Reports Al add
tional rainfall on the San Juan and Pla-
cedn, however. lndiraie that the fall D. only
temporary. LAREDO reports an eighteen
inch rise.
Employees of the city water and hight
plant were forced Sunday night and YES
terday 10 move the three river pumps from
their former location on the river bank TO
"A place Of safety. No lei up in the water
service was required. however. a the re-
cent rains have relieved the consumption
Of water sufficiently to allow the filling Of
both storage tanks. That the movement
of the pumps was advisable was evidenced
this morning when II was found hat there
was five feet oi water on the site where
the pumps were located.
The rise ID the river ha> proven 4 mecca
10 fishermen and hundred III pounds ri
fish were eaken from the river Yesterday
w soldiers ~ guard at the light plant and
hv Fishermen. Officials ~ the ferry land
ing Joined in the ti~h hunl and hv standing
- The prov 81 the ferry huat~ and using
u pitch fork fer \ 90 were able TN capture
\ large quantity ~ fish.
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.
AmuSementS
OreamIand.

What would You do ii the man YOU loved
embezzled the banks funds. caused the
death of your old father and deserted YOU
Would you. like Bertha Gibson. vow ven
geance and become the Lure for the Inter
national Syndicate in the hope OF again
meeting the man who had betrayed you
and yours! And what would You do when
you met that man face to face, See the
Selig superteatnre. Beware of Strangers"
at the Greenland theater today. Tense
situations, gripping climax, and exciting
action combine 10 make u sensational Of
%'fering. Maclay %lIoyne. states attorney of
Chicago: William i. Pinkerton, the ia
nous detective. and others endorse the
drama.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-25
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF THE CO.
PARTNERSHIP OF GRAHAM, JONES
& GEORGE.

Tbs law firm OF Graham. Jones &
George. heretofore composed of Jas. a.
Graham. W. X. Jones and j. q. George. oil
of Brownsville. Texas. l. this day dissolved
by mutual consent. W. H.. Jones and J. {.
George have formed a copartnership IN
der the firm name OF Jones a George
and VIII continue the practice Of law in
BronSville. Texas. IN rooms 3D2-30l on
the third iloor Of the Merchants National
Bank Building and jas. A. Graham will
also continue the practice of law under
the firm style and name ot ".JaS. 4. Ora
ham" IN Brownsville. Texas. IN rooms
POI 2o2. Second Floor of the Merchants
National bank building.
The business heretofore handled by and
now IN the hands ~ the Old firm ~ Ora
ham. Jones 4 George. will continue ~ re-
celve the attention Of each member of the
old firm - though 40 dissolution had DE-
CURED. and a. a matter " cnnvrnIenr,
those indebted ~ the Old firm will paw such
indebtedness 10 the new firm of .Ione, a
George.
This September 1t. 1917.
Jones & George and Jas. A. Graham.
9li3Ot
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September rs. 1917.
Minister vOuches'
For Fish Story

There are fish stories and there are fish
~%iurie~." bat when Il minister tells Il fish
story. 1t must he true. and a newspaper J.
''playing safe in printing il. nurin. the
past two day~ the Rio Grande has exceeded
anything the Gulf ~ Mexico ha~ had u Of
Ter. both ia actual Ssh and fish stories moi
20 actual.
The rise in the river ha~ brought thou
sands 81 fi~h M the river and the mnddN
water ha~ caused them 10 travel close M
the surface. Every bend 1T the river has
had it, quota OF fishermen and MANY cap
lures large both il quantity and IN ~lze.
have been made.
The fish story that the minister vnurhe~
for comes from the bend - The river near
the light plant where. ia addition "a \ very
large number " other fish. one monster
eat wa~ landed that weighed more than
thirty pounds. The ti~h were al caught
~ ''gIsgin..'
The story H. trld M the ferry ~ the
landing ~ a ti~h wri.hin. fifty pounds
and being some five feet ~ length. y"
minister vouchc~ Ter thi~ fish. however. ~
II T. told ~ port officials. Some ~ these
have stood IN ferry boats and gagged fish
with pilrhfork~ ~ they sped hy.
The minister did not wish his name
printed ii connection with Il fish story.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-25

The meeting Yesterday afternoon Of III,
social session of the City Federation OF
Church Societies was u delightful. well at
tended affair. The auditorium and par
Tors of the Methodist church were taste
fully decorated in flowers and ferns. a
committee composed of Mrs. ii. Davenport,
Mrs. {. A. Manahan and Mrs. Haley hacine
charge of this work.
In addition 10 being the regular social
session. an added feature To yesterday al
%ternoan's event was the farewell 10 the
Rev. j. = Bowles. pastor of the First
Methodist sehurch. The members of the
missionary society of the Methodist
church, headed by its chairman, Mr..
George Stell. acted as hasts 10 The arriving
guests. Mr.. J. X. Bull, president of the
federation, presided. The devotional excr-
ci>es were conducted by4Mrs. G.. l.. Jessnp.
Upon, the entertainment program were
numbers by Mrs. Emmett Dodd. Mis- Nancy
Roy, Miss Lostie Harvey. Miss Florine
Pierce, Mrs. Ira Webster. Mrs. +. :. Slel-
ton and Miss Eloise cavazo>.
Mrs. j. X. Bull, who j. in charge Of the
local food conservation effort. made an
instructive and entertaining talk on home
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DALLAS BUSINESS MEN ON TRIP

DALLAS. Texas. sept. 25.-The first oi
the fall trade excursion trips planned by
the Chamber of Commerce and Manufac-
it, way when a special train Of business
men left here early this morning for Cor
%sicana. This j. IT, be- a one day trip. an
other Of which ! planned in October to
t1cburne.