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Committee Is Doing Efficient Work
Fighting Hun Poison "Saos Wright
BY Hamilton NJ. WRIGHT.

| Paris. when, Herr KuhlmanI1 ad-
mittSd in the reichstag that owing TO
| the number of states engaged in the
war on the side of the allies, the
/ end Of the war could not be reached
I by purely military measures alone"
he doubtless hoped that some sue
cesaes could be obtained by Germany
through it's poisonous propaganda.
The most effective. force in the
world In combating the Hun propa-
eanda is the committee on public In
formation.
This committee is telling the
whole world of Americas unselfish
motives in the war.
Those who know how the subtle
German propaganda helped to I'M
derrnine Russia can appreciate the
tremendous value Of the committee
in stating our high motives ii the
war clearly and honestly in coun-
tries where enemy agents are trying
10 SOW distrust and suspicion.
an not connected with the COM
riittee in any way. But as an Amer.
lean citizen / think it is my duty TO
attest its great effectiveness, the
world. wide character OF its work,
ana the splendid personnel OF its
organization.
a GOOD deal OF criticism has been
directed against the committee in
the United States BY those who have
objected to the censorship duties I'm
posed upon them But those who
have complained have surely no
comprehension Of the vast scoops and
Importance OF ite work and Of the.
fact that its influence Is felt around
the world.
George Creel the chairman OF the
committee, heads this most remark
able and successful organization,
Will Irwin is chief OF the foreigri
section OF the committee James
Kerney Is director Of the American
committee on public information Ia
France The committee chiefs In
the various countries are capable
and loyal Americans. Many others
Of the greatest writer's Of the day
are giving the committee their en-
thusiastic and undivided support.
Recently two OF the foremost
Journalists OF neutral country adj
Joining Germany visited Fras9ce 20
study Americas war preparations.
They were permitted to see AFaaeril
can troops landing from the trans
ports and TO obtain an idea Of the
magnitude oe Americas operations
Germany hes taken every possible
gneans 10 eones&l from her people
the immense numbers Of American
troops now On French coil, and the
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice, of First Meeting Of Creditors.
In the District Court Of the United
States for the District Of North Da-
kota.
Z In the Matter Of Ole Rome. Bank
rupt.-In Bankruptcy.
Fargo, County of Cass ana District
aforesaid, d bankrupt:
Notice IL hereby given that on Aug
ust goth. 1918. the said Ole Rome was
duly aitudicated bankrupt, and will
the first meeting Of his creditors VIII
be held in the office OF Emerson II.
Smith. Referee. COZ Front Street. in
Fargo, N. D., on September 9th, 1918,
at 10 O'clock a. m, at which time the
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint q trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other
business az may properly come before
such meeting
Dated Fargo. Nd, September
18th, 1913.
EMERSON II. SMITH.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Z (Sept Ii. 1880
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GoRkY TuRMs RoL aHEVIAf

Stockholm. Sept. I3-Reports from
Petrograd state that Maxim GoriSy
the Russian author and revolutionary,
has accepted tf1e post Of director Of
BoIsheytki propaganda. The reports
add that Gorky declared that the at
tempt on the life of the Bolsheyfs
premier. Lenine, caused him 10 de-
eide TO co operate with the Bolshevtk
government.
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RIhn for nofaAn.

Sealed bids for five Thousand Dol
lars Village Of Underwood, No. OAK,
$4,000 or $1,000 90, bearing interest
at the rate of % per annum, payable
annually, will be received by the
Board Of said village up to s O'Clock
.. m, Sept 81, 1918, said bonds TO run
for a term Of 30 years Bid to be
accompanied by certified check Tor
$4,000. Board reserves the right 20
reject any or all bids.
BY order Of Boar5 Of Trustees Of
Village of Underwood, y. Dak.
cALIX r. BAUER. :
CLERK.
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WILL Try LUCK AGAIN.
CBy Associated Press.l

by Associated Preae.)
Helena, Mont, Sept. 13.-Mlss
jeanette Rankin, defeated in the
August primary for the Republican
nomination by DR.. o, u. Landstrun1.
Will make the race for United States
senator from Montana as candidate
of the National party. She received
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ADMIRAL MURDERED.

Stockholm, Sept. 12-FSear AdmiraS
Razvozoff, former comma nder -iTl-
chief of the Russian naval forces ia !
the Baltic was murdered in Petrosrad,
yesterday. according TO a. dispatch,
from Helsingfors. 4s
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lYou Want Better Position Jhe
Advertise

l27 votes as the National party caraz
dtdate at the primary, her name bar
ing written on the ballot. ~es~ ~ 2gs@..
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Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 13.-Todays
the 5St1 anniversary Of the BIRTH efFi
General J. J. Pershing, is being eeie- !.
bratad by thousands Of Kansas City
school children. A feature of the
observance was the distribution orr
War Savings stamps cards. 8Esja
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extent OF our preparedness. But the
news Is reaching Germany in many
ways. The enemy win find that
though Germany cannot reach the
.end Of the war by purely military
al asnree. the allies both can and
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PERstffNG,s RLRThpAY

Chicago, Sept. l3.~-The fifty eighth
birthday Of General Pershing is Be-
ing observed here today, the ex-
ercises taking on added signihcancs
through the drive over there IN
which the generals soldiers are
playing such conspicuous part.
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FOR SALE--A good shoe repair shop.
with all latest machinery, doing
business from $3.50 to $500 a month; ;
price $3.50. 375. care Forum.
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BUSINESS uRANcEs.

FOR SALE~-Good, clean Tooming
house in center Fargo Box 2O8.
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0sTEoPATHs.

DIR. }. z. CAvAHAGH - Osteopath.
Resident graduate Of the National
School Of Chicago. President o.
Fargo sanitaFium. Phone No. sac.
Address, 1923 Ord Ave. S.
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BARBERs-I have d 500 contract,
payable SIS a month, to trade in a
good barber shop. 40, care Forum.
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And Rules Governing Insertion OF
Advertising Under the
Classiflcations.
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gertion.
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accommodation service and we expect
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TELEPHONE 1895.
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AUTO--1EOToRCYCLEs,

FOR sADE--afotorcycle. with side car.
914 End Ave. n,
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FOR SALE-Doige touring car, good
condition. at 1901 4th Ave. s.
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~ AAAs.
And as for their poisonous propa
ganoa, we have in the COMMITTEES e
public information the most e1et
tive organization in the world
combat 1t.
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PERSONAL.
CHIROPRACToR.

FOOT SPECIALIST - DR.. Ida Meltn
has moved to lI0 Broadway. oppo-
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FURNITURE for sale. Can s2i-J.
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WANTED--Boy, between 16 ana 30
years old, with bicycle; good salary
and chance TO learn drug business
Apply in person. Fargo Drug Co., COS
Front ST. . -
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made vacant in this district by
draft. Good opportunity for big pres
emit commissions and future promo
zion ceiling Todd Checkwriters and
new Protod Forgery Proof Checks;
ambition and common sense main
requisites; references required; call
Saturday a. m. S. H. Bacon, General
Agent Room j, .Magill Blk, Fargo,
". %. .--. .-.-e.a
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BABY BUGGY FOR sALE--33 1-2 stu
st. S.. .s+.sa, -.
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WANTED TO BUY-second hand or
wrecked Ford touring car or road
ster. What have you? Write No. 422.
care Forum. F.5e
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GOOD FURNITURE FOR sALE--10o6
Broadway. =. -.
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POSITION WANTED by bright, young
. girl in office; college graduate; have
HAD no experience but willing to
learn. Write 600, care Forum.
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CIVIL SERVICE examinations every
where Oct. s.; $4,000 women clerks
to Be appointed at Washington; Bal-
airy $1200; experience unnecessarily.
Women desiring government positions
write for free particulars. Il. T.. Ter
| ry Corner civil service examiner), 364
Columbian Bldg, WASHINGTON.
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L0ST@2giaek portfolio, containing
supplies OF Lalley Farm Lighting
Co Finder kindly return to 405 N.
=, Ave. -
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WANTED---An experienced timer and
hot air furnace man, one with expe~-
srience who can take charge of a go-
ing shop. Jamestown Hardware Co.,
Jamestown N. =.
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suit saleslady; must be we'll reeonI-
nlehded and good appearing none
other need apply; an all-year, perrfia-
neJt position; good salary. Address
The Fashion Shop, Devils Lake, N. D.
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BABY CARRIAGE for sale. Call
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Waterloo Boy engines, 2 Ha.t-Parr
engineers, q elevatIrlE grader men, ]
Presto grader man; work till freezer.
UP. Call Ats. Treadwell Twichell,
Mapleton,, N. D.
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MARY A. GOLDSCHLAGER, Ii. T. D.
49, ChiFopractor. . --.-
325 deJendrecle Bldg. Phone $40:
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FOR SALE-GoIden oak square din
ingroon table. Phone 1888.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-06
GIRLS! ACT NOW!
HAIR COMING OUT
MEANS DANDRUFF
"Danderine" will save your hair
and double its beauty
at once.
Try this! Your hair gets soft,
wavy, abundant and glossy
at once.

Save your hair! Bcautify it, 1t 10
only a matter OF using little DAN
derine occasionally to have q head OF
heavy, beautiful hair; soft. lustrous.
wary and free from dandruff. 1t is
easy and inexpensive to have pretty.
charming hair and lots OF It. Just
spend few cents for small bottle
OF Knowltons Danderine now-all drug
stores recommend it-apply a little as
directed and within ten minutes there
will be an appearance OF abundance;
freshness, fuffiness and an incompara-
bile gloss and lu3trc. and try as you
Will, you cannot find trace OF dam
drun or falling hair; but your rcal
surprise will be after about two weeks
use, when you win see new hair-fne
and downy at first-yes-but really
new hair-sprouting out all over your
scalp-Danderine is. we believe. tho
only sure hair grower. destroyer of
dandruff and cure for itchy scalp, and
1t never fails to stop falling hair at
once
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is. moisten q
cloth with a little Danderinc and care
fully draw 1t through your hair-tak-
ing one small strand at a time Your
hair will be Soft glossy and beautiful
in just few moments-a delightful
surprise awaits every one who tries
this.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-06

mtnistcred as diligently, effectively and
economically as that OF any State Of
ficer. and that he was opposed to let
ting tho present incumbent. DIR. Will
liams, be led away from Virginia on
account OF mcager salary. Members
voting for tho bill were Senator's Addi-
son, Bowers. Cannon. Conrad. Corbitt,
Downing, Drcwry, Early. Garrett, Gayle,
Goolrlck. Gum. Mapp. Mitchell. Strobe,
Thornton, Trlnkle. Walker and Wen
denburg. But 5cnator Cannon, as
matter Of form. changed his vote to
the opposition. leaving tho vote is
to 12.
PROPOSES INCREASE
FOR STATE EMPLOYEES
Senator Strobe offered resolution
requesting State Auditor c. Lee Moore
to put in the hands Of tho Senate some
estimate OF the amount Of money re-
quircd to raise on fiat basis OF 10
per cent the salaries Of all state en-
ployees who are now receiving less
than $4,000 a year. and who are COM
PEELED by the nature of circumstances
TO live in the city Of Richmond. The
resolution was adopted.
The House joint resolution proposing
tho appointment of Il commission on
farm labor was adopted. Two members
of the commission will be named by
the president OF the Senate and three
by the Speaker of the House. The
members are yet to be appointed
Senate joint resolution amending tho
Constitution In order that women may
serve as school trustees was passed BY
till to-day. The resolution no doubt
would have passed had NOT discussion
arisen over the attempt of Senator
providing for one district trustee
rather than three. Both resolutions
being before the General Assembly,
Senator Mapp thought best to run them
together. Objection came from Sem
ators Strobe, Cannon, Walker and
others. on the ground that lacking
them together might result in the de-
feat Of the one making women eligible
to serve as trustees. 1t seems that
some opposition will confront the reso-
luton to cut down the number OF trus-
tees to one. These resolutions we're
introduced at the request of Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction Harris
Hart.
Tho Senate Finance Committee re-
ported without amendments the bill
providing for an appropriation Of
$4,000 for the purchase of the Davis
House. which adjoins the Capitol Square
behind the Library Building, for the
purpose OF housing State departments,
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SENATE BILLS

The following hills were introduced in the
state Senate yesterday:
RcyaiiNs Senate iii SO, soi, to amend an Sci
cam mites Tor Courts Of Iusiire
By Nr, Buchanan-Scnaie bill No. 2nf. 70
town OF t'hnhew:e 10 borrow money; Re-
frrrcd 10 the Committee Special. Private
By MIR. Andrcws-Senate bill No. 2>5. TO re-
fund money Improperly collected from the
Vintom Roanoke Water Company Referred
to tho. Committee on Finance.
heneNcary OF any life insurance policy or
periodical payments due or to become duo
hereunder when such policy prohibits such
Courts Of Justice.
by Mr.. Mathews-Scnatc bill No. @7. to
permit the Councils or Or. other EoveEnins
pendent children OF members Of the police
md firc departments OF such cities who may
have lost their lives through injuries re-
formance or their duties; Referred to the
Committee on Counties. Cities and Towns.
By AIR. Mathews-Scnatc bill No. 9Os.
rs!iaiSa. srss%i|sa.,oa.. os e%s1s , lsariss
schools. seminaries or other incorpnrat ed
institutions, Of learning from taxation for
f"rred to the Committee on Finance
ny Mr.. Mapr--Scnath hill No. 100. 10 pro-
s'eT1s 81 Pus sns m q
Seo s an Mor and saaa wStare
Mr.. ,S Gorei,fna, f ~, Gi Mo- 49,
or towns Of tho State to Issue bonds for
mi tupp' on Counties. ciiiSs and Towns. ''"
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Put Vim I'm
faded Muscles

by stimulating and arousinS the cir
culation with light applications OF Alb
sorbine. Jr., rubbed in thoroughly.
This inviGorating liniment acts quickly
and surely. 1t is fragrant and pleas
ant to use-learea no greasy residue
on the skin.
AS Absorbine. Jr., is powerful
germicide as we'll as linlment, It ia
effective for prophylactic and aseptic
uses; II destroys the germs in cuts and
sores; II may be diluted and used sue
cessfully as an aEtlseptic and germi-
eide for the mouth'~and throat.
Athletes will find it efficient for linn
boring sore. stiff muscles. A good
formula for rub down is ono ounce
OF Absorbine, Jr., to n quart OF water
or witch hazel
1t is composed Of vegetable extracts
and essential oils and is positively
harmless. Get bottle to-day and
keep II in your desk, in your travelling
bag, in your medicine cabinet or in the
side pocket OF your automobile. 1t is
health insurance OF q high type.
At most druggists or sent postpa id
upon receipt OF s1.25. Trial bottle for
l0c in stamps.
w. +. YOUNG. P. d. E..
20 Temple ST., Springfield, Mass.
-(Adyt.)
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HOUSE BILLS

The foioS%inE , bills :, werc presented and
To tho commi,toc on Counties. cities All
"a Air. INC Gooa%,n-To amend and re-enae.
70 Tho Committee on Moral and Social
puesj,-TS provide for the support Of Il esi-
TO the Committee on Roads and Internal
~ ,M ST. Flt,zhush,To amend actions, 3,
no tho commI,tee on FinaScc e?'0in0'i's'
$s:s;f R$sS1 s5 afS
schools, seni9sfss Or other ,ncorp orst ted
hs q With from
the date, Of The recordaton Of the dead
fTTS''Shsc'"E aa,H sfSSsfkE Federal Relation,
AMI HSsointio1:: -
ann.Inte y, Of fSom'n;sson 10 consider ths
s s Ms.s ssm% %n.%. on
SiTs"a ss q" a%r1es Of .sn
years; and after attaining tn. age S" of aevs
TO the Committee on Privileges and
r'i by Ms:srs Diek.rson and Anderson .,
smyth:-ro amend and re-.nact Section
;s s IN ACT in reference to and
10 the Gom,nistee on Special. Private and
ny Mr.: Iiundiey; ,et pi,,sylvsnia-To r.-
G ae M act or e he t tsn u the ib use s
'hs waters Of Dan RIver; 10" herewith IN
,Ey sosn 5 o5 5nn1, provide for tho issuing
I%Si:s sFs'
afd bemRoTe n The Gouns Of !hs town Of
r1 Iy 3; f. tn;
Grounds at boswell. -"'e'Ioon'y Fair
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which now occupy tho building or

which now occupy tho building on
lease.
Senator Vests AFFINITY tax bill.
which Los been a special and continue
Ing order for moro than a week. was
postponed from yesterday until Friday.
Tho object OF the bill is to lower tho
state tax on tangibles from SIS cents
to so, SO that the local authorities can
raise 1t from 35 to 90, from which prop
osltion the bills take It's name.
Ten House bills and one House joint
resolution were passed In the Senate
yesterday, the most Of which were Of
local nature. Ono made II cloar that
the boards Of supervisors OF counties
may offer rewards for hawk scalps.
Another relieves horses and vehicles
from any toll on any roads OF the State
when tho same are conveying pupils
or students to or from Immediate at
tendance upon schools colleges or
other educational Institutions
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HOUSE ADOPTS NEW
CODE BY sc TO 20

honor attaches as to the other two. He
praised the ability, integrity and con-
secration to his work OF DR.. Williams
and read letter from DR.. Beverly
Tucker to the effect that Virginia was
unusually fortunate in having the sery-
ices of DR.. Williams. and asked him to
support the bill as matter OF sense
and economy.
Senator Strobe. following Senator
Cannon. said that. due to his intimate
and happy acquaintance with DR.. VIII
liams. he was inclined to oppose his
personal desires in the matter, and con-
fessed that he feared he had even been
leaning back from them and had not
intended TO raise his voice in the mat
ter. He then said that the business OF
the State Health officer had heen ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-06
CHARGE SEDITlOUs REMARKS
Durham Man Held Following Alleged
Wish That Norfolk ne
Burned.
IBy Associated Prnss I

DURHAM, n. c.. February 5.-w r.
MillerSchocn. foreman of the Durham
Iron Works. charged with making So
ditious uttcrances, was bound over to
the Federal court. under $1,000 bond,
after preliminary hearing here to-
day before United States Commissioner
Hugh Scarlet.
One witness testified that Miller
schoen. in speaking of the recent Nor
foik fire, said, II wish they had burned
up the whole d place, and every
other seaport in America" Another
testified that he had referred to u
patriotic meeting held In the town as
"a d pow-wow."
The defendant went on the stand and
denied tho charges made by the many
witnesses.
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Cascarets Best
Family Laxative
Harmless to keep liver, bowels
and stomach clean, and
cost only 10 cents

Tonight sure! Take, Cascarets and
enjoy the incest gentlcst liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced
Cascarets will liven your liver and
clean your thirty feet of bowels with
out gripping. You will wake up feeling
grand. Your head will be clear. breath,
right, tongue clean. stomach sweet.
Get Decent box now at any drug
store. Best cathartic for children as
we'll as 'grown-ups. Taste like candy
and never fail. They work while you
Slcep.-Ady
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Owing 20 the imposs ibiii;y OF obtain
ING i"ei and the necessary heating ap-
para;us for the new Chesterfield court
house. the country Board of super
visors has decided to uso the old build
inE until conditions as regard freight
shipments shall have improved so that
tho work can be completed without
fear OF constant interruption in delive-
r,es of the necessary supplies