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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-03
COIORFD v. VI. c. 4.

The Colored Y. NJ. G. A will hold
great meeting for men Sunday at
$50 +. NJ. at the First Baptist
Church, Broad and Fourteenth
Streets The speaker comes from
Port Tampa. Fla. Rev. s ! Ed
wards. u n. Subject. Take Your
Head Out Of That Womans Lap ="
Mr. Joseph Matthews will sing. ac-
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LNnchburg. Va. Feb. Robert w.
Jones twenty years in The Southern
Railway freight department, Thurs
day became agent OF that system in
banYille. He Was chief clerk OF the
company here TOR eleven years and
was agent from June until Thursday
in place OF a. s Burnham. who was
with the First Virginia Infantry on the
Texas border
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The Associated Bible Students will
have service at Monroe Halt tomor-
row at II A. NJ. and r. NJ Elder
r. G, Bristow will lead the morning
service. and William f. Kruger. of
Schenectady, y. Y, will give his third
discourse on the Divine Plan of the
Ages" at T. NJ
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/ companied by Prof. e. T. Pollard
All men are invited.
SPECIAL c. n. DAY SERVICES.

- T4NIzNb =. y. UxhI ChLHSvNNnAo. Z
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Christian
Church will celebrate Christian En-
deavor Day Sunday night, February
4. at p. NJ. A special program has
been arranged in the interest OF for
eign missions. Special music will be
rendered. The meeting will prove
helpful and interesting to all who may
find 1t convenient to attend.
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Whole State of
Virginia in Brief
Find stiii In Cellar.

~taunton, Va. Feb 2,-Charscd with
the 'uiojl distiiling Of ardent spirits.
W slfam Rowe. widower. living about
six and one half miles west Of Staun-
ton. near Hebron, was arrested yes
terdaE afternoon and brought To the
CITY, later to be released under a
S&6o bond. for his appearance AT pre-
limlnAry hearing: before United States
Commissioner Hulst Glenn. Monday af-
teruoon at 9 O'Clock.
The arrest was affected hy Office
J. +. J.. Long, Of the city police force.
assisted by Revenue Agents Bailey Ma y
vale and ttz. who have been working
on the case fos some time. A still
was found in the cellar Of the house,
which had been in use not many days
before, so the officers state \ 4H-gal-
Ion copper kettle. with all the other
equipment needed for "moonshininp'
was also found in the cellar
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church of Christ. Scientist
corner Park Avenue and Meadow
Street-Services at IL A. NJ The sub
ject will he Love"
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evening. Subjects: Morning, Thou
Art the Man; evening, Temptation
an illustrated sermon.

Highland Park, Rev. Il. NJ. White.
pastor-Services both morning and
evening. Rev. G.. II. McFaden will
preach at IL A. NJ. and the pastor
at +. NJ.
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ENGLISH Luther Az.

At the First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church, the pastor. Rev. ]
j. Scherer. 1r., will preach a. II a. NJ
and : Z. NJ
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Meeting, I'm Midnight Mission.

Tonight at O'Clock a rescue gos-
pei meeting Will be held at the Mid
night Mission. 143i East Franklin
street. Subject tonight, I'VE Must BE
Born Again"
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Farmers and Dnirym~n Meet.

HarriaoHburg. Va. Feb 2-B c
Moomaw. Jr.. head of the State Blu
reau Of Markets. and \. r. Howard, OF
the Dairy and Food Division Of the
state Agricultural Department. Wed
nesday addressed meeting Of farm
erS and dairymen at Dayton. They
urged the dairymen TO improve their
herds and save suggestions fer closer
business relations between the dairy
men and the consumers
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Monument-The Rev G.. II. Lam
beth will preach both morning and
evening. Subject for the evening dis
course, THE Broad and Narrow Way
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LUTHERAN.

ST Johns German Evangelical.
Eighth and Marshall Streets-The
morning service at II o'clock will be
conducted in the German language.
subject The Firm Heart" Evening
service in English at s T. NJ. The
pastor. Rev. O. Guthe. will preach at
both services
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Nesro Thlcf stenl. smithaela Me.t.

suffolk. Feb. 2 Wednesday between
midnight and day thieves effected an
entrance into the smokehouse of Da-
vid Mccienny, OF Myrtle. Va. and car
ried on quantity OF corned Smith
ffeid hams, weighing from ten to ehir-
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Temptation

Rev j. r. Green will give an H.
Illustrated talk to the Boys sunday Al
ternoon Club at 1880 o'clock, in the
boys lobby. He knows how. The
boys who did not hear the cornei
solo by w. $. Braxton last Sunday
missed something worth while. One
hundred and thirty-eight boys were
present.
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TOMORROW IN THE CHURCHES

follow the sermon. At p. NJ. the
pastor, Rev. a. b. Rudd, will speak
on Mans Response to Gods Love.
Grove Avenue--The Rev. Calvin 5.
Blackwell, of Norfolk. Va. will oc-
cupy the pulpit at both morning and
evening services.
East End-Services morning and
night, with preaching by tho pastor,
Rev. G. =. Ryland. Themes: A. NJ,
Some 1917 Successes t. NJ, Keep
ing God Out of the Life" Bible
school at $50 A. NJ
Second. r. Clagett skinner. minis
ter-Dvine worship, II \. NJ. and
Things Alright; evening. IAN Entry
in LIES Diary"
First-Services at + A. NJ. and 8
r. NJ. Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel
Calvary-The pastor. Rev Carter
Ashton Jenkens, will preach upon the
following themes: Morning, "A Good
Deacon" (three deacons will be or
dained): evening. Our Daily Bread. !"
fifth in the series on The Model
Prayer"
Ginter Park-The Rev. X, H. Pitt
will preach at IL o'clock. No ser
vices at night.
Vena BILE Street.-The pastors sub
jects for Sunday will be Pastoral
Changes" in the morning, and at
night. The Greatness of Conse-
Grated Genius" Sunday school CIV.
y. Melton, superintendent at $40.
Fulton, Rev W. Thorburn Clark,
notwithstanding morning and even
ing by the pastor. sunday school at
$50 4 NJ w. G. Nuckols. superin-
tendent. Senior and Junior Il. Y. T.
I. at o'clock r. NJ.
METHODIST
Woodland Heights-Prcachi at
both hours by the pastor, Rev, A. G.
Bergman. Evening subject. Things
Inevitable
Centenary Preaching services will
be conducted morning and evening
by the pastor. Rev. Thomas A. Smoot.
Union Station, corner Twenty fourth
and \ Preaching both morn
ing and evening by Rev. NJ s. Colon
10 i'[e'' ~ " ne
,''", t'E VI. l'drSe Neturhs
." H'''''' investments
-, ,,' oa0 -@.'eet--heN. Johh w. DlXon
NJ. the pastor, Rev. Fred r. Chenault.
VIII have for his subject The Medi-
c'he o. q Merry Heart'
riilitE. rev starke lett pastor
SUBJECT at II A, NJ, The Overcom
ing christ AT I, NJ. Rev, J. W.
| DIXON Will preach. sunday sc>ool at
$50: w. NJ. Turner. superintendent,
EpWorth League at 7:15; I. II. Proc
tor, president.
Grace Soldiers Home Chapel -
Services at II a. NJ. Communion
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Regular services will be conducted
at 6 +. VI. by the pastor. Rev. II. G..
Pease Bible school at 1890 \. NJ.
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Colonial Place. stop ., Westhamp-
Ton car line-Bhlc school at $3.50 p.
NJ. followed by church service. con-
Quoted by the Rev. George w.
Kemper.
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CHRISTIAN.

Hanover Avenue Allen and Han
over Avenues-The minister. George
w. kemper, will preach at both SER
vices. Subjects: Morning, The In
dwelling Christ" evening, The Great
est Thing In the World" Bible school
at $3.50 A. NJ. Christian Endeavor at
7:l5 =. NJ.
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West End. Rev. G.. w. NJ. Taylor,
notwithstanding at II A. NJ, sub
ject, The Second Coming of Christ" /:
p. NJ, The Coming Revival" Sun
day school meets at $3.50 A. NJ Rev.
X. II. Potts p. F.. will preach We'd
nesday night and hold the Quarterly
Conference.
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follow the sermon At T. NJ. the
pastor. Rev. a. 3. Rudd. Will speak
on Mans Response to Gods Love.
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Cowardin- Avenue. John \. Tate,
pastor, Bible school at $50 a. NJ.
Morning subject. "A Neglected Doe
trine"; evening. The Worlds Cry ara
Its Answer"
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Grove -Avenue--The Rev. Calvin s.
Blackwell, of Norfolk. Va. will oc-
cupy the pulpit at both morning and
evening services.
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Seventh Street-~The pastor, Rev. II.
ID. G. Maclachlan. will preach both
morning and evening Morning sub
ject, What Was Jesus Ltke?"; even
ing. The Religion Of the Average
Man"
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Fairmount-The pastor, \. NJ. Fox,
will occupy his pulpit at l | O'Clock;
subject. 80 Near and So Far" The
Christian Endeayor Society will rem
der n program at 3 p. NJ. Bible
school at 9:45 A. NJ
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tor, will preach at II A. NJ and s
Partner: evening, The Rich Civ
at $50 A. NJ. Epworth League SER
be received at the evening services.
Clay Street.-The pastor. Rev. G.. II.
Newbury. will preach at IL A. NJ. !:
subject. Worship" and at p. NJ
subject, "A Good or Bad Wife.
Which or Both ?" The pastor will
also give a short talk to the Junior
members of the congregation at the
morning service on The Forbidden
Apple"
Park Place, Franklin Street. oppo-
site Monroe Park-The pastor. Rev.
VIM. f. Thompson. will preach at II
\. NJ. and 3 p. NJ Sunday school
and mems Bible class at $50 A. NJ.
Epworth League at 7:i5 p. NJ.
Epworth-Preaching by the pastor.
Rev. c. f. Johnson. Morning. This
Do in Remembrance of Me-" evening,
What Must l Do to Be Saved?"
Branch Memorial. corner Thirty
ed by the pastor, w. Oliver Gordon.
Morning subject. THE Results OF
Carelessness in Small Matters" even
ing. The Divine Ideal of Manhood
sunday school $50 A. NJ. Epworth
-.I5 u NJ
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East End-Services morning and
night, with preaching by the pastor
Rev. G. =. Ryland. Themes: a. NJ,
Some 1917 Successes" t. NJ, Keep
ing God Out of the Life" Bible
school at $50 A. NJ
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Second, r. Clagett skinner. minis
ter-Dvine worship, II \. NJ. and 3
T. NJ. Morning theme Looking at
Things Alright; evening. IAN Entry
in LIES Diary"
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tmmanuel--Rev. Leland w. Smith
the pastor, will preach at both ser
vices Sunday. February 4, at the I'M
manuel Baptist Church
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BAPTIST.

Randolph Street.-The regular ser
vices Will be held on Sunday. preach
ing morning and night by the pastor.
Rev. w +. Robertson. as follows:
II A, NJ. The Woman ut the Well" !:
7. NJ, The Uplifted Christ" Sun
day school AZ $40 A. NJ. Young Peo-
pies Union at =. NJ
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Pine@Street by the pas
tor, Rev j. Il. Hutson. at II A. NJ
and i, NJ. Subjects. Hold Fast.
and THE Noblest Pursuit"
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Third. Twenty-sixth and Marshall
The pastor. Roger l.. Clark, will
preach at both services. Bible school
at $50 A. NJ Christian Endeavor
at r NJ
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First--Preaching at II \. ". and
8 F. NJ. by the pastor Rev. r. T.
McFaden. Sunday school I 80
Bible classes at 10 A. VI.
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Second--There will be the regular
services at II A NJ. ard 5 Z. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor Rev RUSSELL
Cecil.
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First-Services at / A. NJ. and 8
r. NJ. Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel
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LAST CALL
Auto Show

Last night. Grays' Armory. Last chance to see
Last chance to hear that syncopated band and
those cabaret girls with the happy, snappy stuff Last
chance to dance to real music. That's all-last
chance.
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Broadus Memorial. w. f. Gibson,
pastor-Bible school at s:15 A. NJ
Preaching by the pastor at II A. NJ
and at p. NJ, Morning subject
The Witness of the Lords Supper. =
Evening, The Conversion of a Pro-
consul Senior ana Junior =, Y.
+. L. at =. NJ.
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Westminster Rev J. Y. Fair, pas
tor--preachins at J. \. NJ. by the
Rev. Gilbert Glass and at 8 T. NJ.
by the pastor. sabbath school at
80 A. NJ. Devotional service We'd
nesday at 8 +. NJ Mems Bible class
Sunday at 10 A. NJ Mr., A. f. Sage,
teacher. Welcome.
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aee-Cepenant ~-~SerHices all A.
NJ. and p. NJ. conducted by the pas
tor. Rev. j. Calvin Stewart. Sabbath
school at Q: 80 A. VI Woman's Bible
class, conducted ny Or. Edward Mack
brotherhood class, by Rev. William
Megginson, at o \. NJ
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Christ--SerVices and Holy Commu-
Mon. II y. NJ, and service at S z. NJ
by the rector, Rev. Charles ". sgd
nor. Public cordially invited.
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Calvary--The pastor. Rev. Carter
Ashton Jenkens, will preach upon the
following themes: Morning, "A Good
Deacon" Ghree deacons will be or
dained): evening. Our Daily Bread,
fifth in the series on The Model
PRAYER"
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Tabernacle, Grove Avenue and
meadow Street.-The services will be
conducted by the pastor. Rev VIM.
Lockha Ball At IL A. NJ the
church will hold a Quiet Hour" SER
wee and celebrate the Lords Supper;
at i. NJ. the subject ofNhe sermon
VIII be, is Anything Too Hard for
COD The topic of the Wednesday
evening service viii be Getting Along
With People"
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lIelgh-Street, corner Twenty-fifth
ana Leigh Streets--Pastor J. j. Wick
err VIII preach-11 A. NJ. The Great
est Memorial; s F. NJ, "A Worthy
Ruler for the World
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Ginter Park-The Rev. r, n. Pitt
will preach at II o'clock. No ser
vices at night.
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METHODIST.

Woodland misunderstanding a
both hours by the pastor, Rev. A c
Bergman. Evening subject. Things
Inevita BILE
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Grace Street--There will be preach
ing VT both morning and evening SER
vices by the pastor, the Rev. Lloyd
!. Wilson. At II A. NJ, subject The
sensitiveness OF the Holy Spirit: a.
= r. a. subject. 'The First Judgment
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Barton Heights--At III A. M. Dr.
w. r. Maynard will speak on 'Un-
conscious Influence Installation Of
dsaccns and the ESurds supper will
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Epworth-Preaching by the pastor
Rev. c. r. Johnson. Morning. This
Do in Remembrance of Me-" evening
What Must l Do TO BE Saved? p
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Fulton, Rev. w Thorhurn Clark,
pastor-Preaching morning and even
ing by the pastor. sunday school at
$50 y. VI. W. G. Nuckols. superin
tendent. Senior and Junior Il. Y. T.
L. at I o'clock r. NJ.
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Vena BILE Street.-The pastors sub
jccts for sunday will be Pastoral
Changes" in the morning, and at
night. The Greatness of Conse-
Grated Genius" Sunday school CIV.
y. Melton. SUPERINTENDENT al 9.30.
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failleaux Monday.

Honaav: February 3 has almost ar
rived with its tableaux and music at
The Academy for the benefit OF the
war relief work
There will be siA tableaux Bel
eium America. France. Russia. Red
Cross trench scene) and britannia
n ady Colebrook. who viii take the
i art Of Britannia is coming from New
York to assist the committee. and
Madame Donalda will come from To-
I. ronto TO sing She will bring Miss
N 9axWeif 10 accompany her: MHfiame
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The o}l-fashioncd spelling bee. con
darted IN TRULY ANTIQUE style Thursday
piehi by the Ladies Missionary So
c5ety Of the Barton Heights Methodist
Church proved success AZ an en-
tertainment iu which an could par
ticipate Nh James a Richardson
was captain of one side and Mrs.
Coleman = thc other They chose
Their Zines u spoilers and Professor
shaver gave ont The words as fast
AS iheN could be spelled. John simp-
son. son Of the pastor OF the church.
won the mems prize, Mrs Talman
won the ladies' prize, and Clarence
+. Hughes took the BOBBY Dr.. Geo.
~ h aypf,qt preseutaa the riffs
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GraCe-Holy Communion at II
O'Clock service. Evening prayer and
sermon at o'clock. Today is Rally
Day with the mems Bible class at
9.45. All come.
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Great anxiety 4 felt N RICHMOND
concerning The safety Of Mrs William
II Hlll whS j. a passenger on the
French liner la Touraine. running be
tween New YORK and Hayge. Mrs
Hill has MANY friends IN Richmond
and mauy people heard her lecture in
December OH the little children who
are suffering in the warning countries
La Tourainf IL carrying number OF
Americans who intend TO become am
biiance ChaHfTeurs for the allies
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-30
ELECT MAYOR and POLICE.
CHIEF OF BOYS CAMP.
Fargo and Grand Forks Youngsters at
"Y" Camp Having Time of Their
Lives, Chronicle Indicates.

!! Alvin Carlson, Fargo, has beer
elected mayor. and Harold Boo, Grand
Forks, chief of police OF the Fargo Y
M. G. AS summer camp at Lake
Cormorant, south of Lake Park
Mimi, where twenty five Fargo and
Grand Forks boys are enjoying q ter
days outing. according to the first is
sue of The Camp Chronicle, published
by the boys each day, received in
Fargo today.
Whether or not the boys are having
''the time of their young lives" can
best be determined by reading The
Chronicle, a copy of which follows:
"June 81. 1917: Fargo fellows ar
rived in camp at 1890 in autos. They
are David CLANCY, Francis Stark,
Will Bristol. Royal Lowell, Kenneth
ers, Paul Sorkness, Walter Adams,
ArviIl Chelness, Walter Gillespie, Ed
Davis and Alvin Carlson, with e.
CHASER in charge. Benny Parker the
cook, is with us again same as usual.
Needless to say, we are all glad to
have him.
Grand Forks fellows arrived at
about $3.50. They are Harold Boo,
Richard Martin, Harry Turner, Lloyd
Taylor, G. Woolsey, William WooIsey
and Art. Sorlie, with II. B. Frame in
charge.
I'VE had camp fire after supper,
featured by Bennie's singing, after
which stories were told. We went to
bed at about 10 p. m. There are four
tents.
Thursday, June 2s, we all got up
bright and early. The holder ones
not being afraid of cold water took a
| dip. After eating breakfast. the fol-
! lowing officers were elected.
Mayor Alvin Carlson; chief of
police, (the cheese) Harold Boo;
sanitary commissioner, Harry Turner:
editor, Lloyd Friedman; religious
commissioner, Francis Stark; social
and athletic commissioner. w. Giles
| pie.
This want ad is so urgent that it
has to be stated now: Wanted by
Chaser, a self starting Evienrude.
Tents 2 and 1 each having nine
points out of a possible ten; Tent 4
had eight, while Tent 8 in which
CHASER slept was marked absolutely
rotten" This afternoon we had a
baseball game, Boo captaining the
Nuts and Friedman the 'Simps.'
The game was won in the ninth by
the Nuts, the score being to 8. Kid
Lovelrs star batting was mainly re-
sponsible for the Nuts winning.
THE umpire, VIM. Bristol, was abb
solutely super pluvius' (word taken
by permission Of the author, A. Carl
SON. After the game some Of us had
swim. The rest of us did not
THE afternoon was featured by the
heart rending groans of poor Stark.
who had a little sunburn on one wrist.
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DEATH COMES
TO JAMESTOWN
BANKER HERE
Michael Murphy Victim of
Breakdown That Began
Three Months Ago

Michael Murphy, so, president of the
Farmers and Merchants State bank,
jamestown, director of a number OF
other Stutsman county banks, and one
Of the wealthiest men of jamestown,
died in a Fargo hospital at 1880
O'Clock Friday night Mr.. Murphy
suffered general breakdown three
months ago.
Funeral services win be at James
town Monday morning under the
auspices OF Jamestown council
knights OF Columbus. The body will
be shipped to Jamestown by J. E
Dougherty. Of the Luger parlors. this
evening. Members of Fargo council
Knights of Columbus, of which Mr.
Murphy was a member, will act as
escorts.
The widow, one daughter, Anna, IL
and one son, Morris, Is, survive.
Mr.. Murphy was a cousin OF M. r
Murphy, prominent Grand Forks
banker and formeR mayor,
Once Fargo Resident.
Mr. Murphy was born at Waukan
Ia, May IS, 1857. He came west in
1879, spending a year in Fargo before
going to jamestown, where he soon
after became interested in the bank
ing business. He organized the Farm
ers' and Merchants State bank there
in 1898, being its president until his
death.
Stutsman county, and a member OF
the Elks, Knights of Columbus and
Forester lodges. He served as trustee
Of the state penitentiary when ex-
Governor Burke was warden Of the
institution 49,.
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EAST SIDE NOTES

The Alta Boy Regis held fine drift
last night.
A. N. Jacobs, St. Paul, publisher of
The Harpoon, is a Moorhead visitor to-
day.
William Russell will deliver the adj
dress at Grand View Heights. Big Pine
lake, on July 4. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
and Mary will spend a few days at the
lake.
]. NJ. Witherow returned this morn
ing from st. Cloud, where arguments
were made yesterday in the Prindle VS..
Brown-Danskin Co. case. The argu-
ments closed at s p. M. after Judge
J. A. Roeser had listened to the attor-
neys for twelve hours.
Thos. J. McGough, Downer, is a Wis
itor in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. s. Marden wql
leave for their cottage on Pelican lake
this afternoon. They will be Joined
there today by the family of their
daughter, Mrs. L. v. Repke, st. Paul.
Miss Grace Van Houten and Miss
Mabel Benedict have Joined the house
party, at Lake Melissa, given by Miss
Ruth Paulson at the cottage OF her
father, Chris Paulson.
A. NJ. Dammen and Otto Bystrom,
returned last evening from a success
full fishing trip to Lake Ida
Miss Bergliot Caspary left yesterday
for Chicago, where she will study mu-
sic during the summer.
F. M. Rice who was in from his farm
in Moland township this morning, says
the late seeded grain is looking better
than that put in early. Corn was slow
in starting, but is coming along fine
now.
Mrs. E. F. Griffin was a visitor from
the Buffalo river country today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eastwood, Miss
Anna Loe and Miss Marion Johnson
were visitors from Perley this morning.
They say crops are looking fine since
the recent showers.
Wood Pigeon patrol of the Boy
Scouts will leave on Monday morning
for an outing at Cormorant lake. They
will go to Lake Park by train and will
hike from the station to the camp un-
der the leadership of Rev. D. r. Now
cry, scoutmaster.
Andrew Peterson, Adolph Edenborg
and Charles Anderson left this morn
ing for Bear lake, Otter Tail county, on
a fishing trip.
A. L. Conger, Baker, enlisted in the
United States field artillery yesterday
and was sent east last night by Cor
poral Lee. the Moorhead recruiting Off
Ger.
Chris Tangen, Northwood, N. D., was
a visitor in the city yesterday with his
brother, o. E. Tangen, of Kragnes
township. .srsa -