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To Glue Program
For A. c. Soldiers

The first entertainment for soldiers
in the second army vocational train
ing camp at the North Dakota Agri~
cultural college will be given in the
Little Country tIleater at s o'clock
Saturday evening under the auspices
of the Fargo Y. M. G. A, the program
being announced today as follows:
Piano duet, Awakening of the
Lion =, .AoutbhA
Mrs. F. NJ. Cleveland, Mrs. il. z. More.
Reading, Ulinae Time. Jane Cowl
Miss Lucille Husting.
Contralto solo, The Promise Of
Lie ......,...,...,+'' ..'.. |O"an
Mrs. Dolores Fitzsimons.
Chorus singing, popular war songs
Soprano solo. In the Ball Room
.ss.s. ................ Helmond
Mrs. H e. Kenison.
Piano duet, Poet and Peasant
..............F. ID. Suppe
Mrs. r. M. Cleveland, Mrs. Fl. 2. More.
Greetings ..........,......'.. ..'s.''
Army Experiences With the Boys
at Camp Custer. Rev. r.. M. Hobbs
Reading, HIS, Choice ..--.s... ..4....
Miss Husting.
Duet, whispering Hope Hawthorne
Mrs. Kenfson and Mrs. Fitzsimons.
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II Glass I Men
May Volunteer

Volunteers from class Of the
1917 and 1918 selected men will be
accepted by the Clay county local
board for the new call for II men
until noon on Tuesday. Aug. 90
Already three men have volunteered
and the members expect the quota
will be filed by men whp wish to
get into the service as soon as pos
sible.
Advice was received from the Of
fee of Adj. Gen. Rhinow this morn
ing fixing the date of entrainment
for Camp Grant, Rockford, ILL.,.
Wednesday, Aug. %. at 9:O5 o'clock
in the morning. The men will be
indicted into the service at the Clay
county courthouse at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon on Tuesday, Aug. 81.
New Regulations,
New regulations issued by Provost
Marshal General croWder for pre-
pairing men for entTainment were re-
ceived by the Clay county board this
morning and are an elaboration OF
the method that has been followed
by the local board. Hereafter the
leader of the contingent and each Of
his assistants will be vested with
police power and will be held re-
sponsible for the conduct of the men
while en- route to the training
camps.
The leader will wear a brasgard
with the letters IS. Pr, that will be
provided. two inches above the ell
bow Of his right arm. Each Of the
assistants or squad leaders will be in
charge Of eight men and will wear
the rs. P" brassard two inches be-
low the elbow Of the right arm. All
other men will wear brassards two
inches above the elbow of the left
arm with the letters "U. s. N. A"
The leader and assistants will be
provided with warrants Of APP
pointment, and the leader must re-
port the conduct of the men to the
commandant or receiving officer i'm
nediately upon reaching the train
ing pamn
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League Editors
TOHOM Meeting

The newly formed Peoples Press
association of North Dakota, formed
by editors Of papers either owned or
controlled by President A. C. Town
ley of the Nonpartisan league, will
meet in Fargo on Friday and Satur-
day, August % and "a, it was an
nounced today.
The association was formed at the
recent meeting Of the North Dakota
Press association when the league
editors failed to control elections in
that body.
Speakers announced for the Fargo
meeting are: N. S. Davies, Fargo;
John Andrews, Wahpeton; A. ].
Norm, Mayville; II. P. Knappen,
Bismarck; NJ. F. Blank, Edgeley;
Carl Nelson, Cando; B. G. McElroy,
Dawson; J. B. Burgster, Jamestown:
Peter Morgan, Grand Forks; R. B.
French, Bowman; Ed Vernon, For
man; F. L. Prechaska, Roy v. Fyles,
Fargo and G. M. Brinten, Fessenden.
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Name Successor
For Miss True

Professor Stauffer, head of the
English department of the state
normal school, River Falls, Wis, has
been named head Of the English de-
partment at Fargo college to sue
coed Miss Blanche True, resigned,
member Of the college faculty for
16 years, according to word received
in Fargo Thursday from E. Lee
Howard, president, now in st. Paul.
Professor StaufEer is a man Of
broad training, having had two years
of graduate work at the University
graduate work at the University Of
Minnesota. He will also act as
coach of the college teams.
Miss True, who is visiting with
her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Houston, Plandeme, L! L, probably
will enter war work
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sons in the service. Brothers, cous-
ms, nephews, uncles and other rel
ati@es may be included, provided
there is a star on the flag for each
one Of these in service,
How many stars on your flag?
Send your answer to the Service
Flag Contest Editor, care Of The
Forum, giving the name and home
address and relationship Of each
man represented by a star on your
flag. Answers must be in by &
o'clock, Thursday afternoon, August
%.
Winners will be announced in The
Forum and during performances of
THE Service Flag" which is to be
shown Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday Of next week at The Strand.
The picture stars Madge Kennedy.
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Growing demand for socks. If the
WoFk cannot be done by the stated
!lEFle, the workers are asked to turn
~ the yarn at once in order thai
otner knitters may be found who can
complete the articles by August 20
FaFgo's quota for the summer months
was 5000 pairs Of socks and an en-
deaYor is being made to have this
amount ready by September !.
The shipment from the Cass county
chapter for the week consisted of the
following articles: Patients cloth
ing;, six bed jackets, 50 tapped shirts,
"a hospital bed shirts, 40 suits OF
pajanas, 30 bapdaged foot socks and
% day shirts. Refugee garments:
sixty pinafores, 83 refugee capes and
67 refugee petticoats. Hospital linen !:
Twelve hand towels and ~ bath
towels. Miscellaneous: Three scrub
cloths, IL aviation Jackets and 20
personal effect bags. Knitted articles:
One refugee shawl, 420 pairs of socks
and two afghans. Surgical dressings:
576 8 by II oakuIn pads.
Swedish Lutheran Auxiliary.
This auxiliary held it's regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon. Ten
women were present and they COM
pleted five helpless case shirts and
turned in four pairs Of socks.
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Rain Delays
The Threshing

The shower this morning caused
some delay in threshing and disar-
ranged plans for shocking somewhat.
There were orders for several men at
the Farm Bureau employment this
morning and a number Of transients
went out to various farms.
Yesterday there were several
groups Of farmerettes and short time
squads from Moorhead at work in the
fields. Two crews Of men went to
the John H. Singer farm in KurtZ
township and finished the shocking
there. The Palace clothing crew and
the following young women from the
A. l.. Moody store were chaperoned
by Mrs. Oscar Rustad: Misses AL
den, Riley, Emory Backsrom and
Bertha Olterstetter.
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HO10 Many Stars In Your
Service Flag? The Forum
Wants to KnOzQ; Fine Prizes


How many stars in your service
flag?
For the champion service flag
holder Of Fargo and Moorhead, and
for the champion service flag holder
in North Dakota outside of Fargo,
The Forum is offering season COM
pLmentary tickets to the Strand
theater.
The Forum wants to know the
number Of stars in your service flag,
and to'the mother and father or the
widow having the most stars in their
flag, the tickets will be the prize
Two of the tickets will be given
to the record service star holders in
Fargo or Moorhead, and two tickets
to the holders outside Of Fargo.
The contest is not limited to the
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Plan Catholic
Publicity Fund

Chicago, Aug. 16.-A million dollar
endowment fund to establish a Cath
Ole publicity service was proposed
today by Matthew J. w. Smith, edi-
tor Of The Denver Catholic Register,
at the eighth annual convention Of
the Catholic Press Association, in
session here. Other speakers were
Rev. Richard H. Tterney and Rev.
John ]. Burke. Representatives Of 200
Catholic newspapers and magazines
are attending the convention which
will close Sunday.
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SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Florence Shea, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Shea OF Glyndon,
Mimi, became the bride Of John H.
Crunle of Glyadon Thursday at high
noon at the home of her parents.
The ceremony was witnessed by only
the family members and a few in
innate friends and Rev. W. ]. Warn
er. pastor of the Congregational
church at Glyndon, read the mar
rage service. A. green and white
bower, effected with asparagus ferns,
sweet peas and asters, was arranged
in an alcove in the library and it
was here that the young couple
stood while the vows were exchang-
ed. Pink and white were used in
the dining room, where the wedding
dinner was served after the eere-
mony. Golden glow and other late
summer. flowers were used in the
decorations Of the perches.
just before the vows were exr
changed, Miss Adeline Shea sang
God Made Me Thine" accompanied
by Miss Agnes Shea, who also
played the wedding march.
The bridal gown was fashioned of
white georgette over white satin
and was trimmed with pearls. A
band Of the pearl trimming and
clusters of sweet peas held the bridal
veil in place. The bridal flowers
were a shower OF white sweet peas
and roses. Miss Frances Shea, at
tended her sister, and she wore
pink satin and carried pink sweet
peas. Mr.. and Mrs. CruEne will en-
joy a ten-day outing at Perhan,
Mimi, after which Mr.. Crume will
enter the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Barnes,
who were married in Moorhead
Thursday afternoon, were given a
reception at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sweetland, Fourteenth
street south, Thursday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes will remain in Far
so for q few days after which they
win go to Hendrun, MINI, to make
their home. Mr.. Barnes was mem
Der Of Company B and was honor
ably discharged from service last
january Mrs. Barnes was Miss
Sadie Cation.
Miss Mae seberg. I0B Sixteenth
street north, and Miss Blanche Sc
berg, 1927 Fourth avenue north. left
this morning for a tour Of Yellow
stone National park. The return trip
win be made by way Of Nebraska
and Iowa, and they are planning to
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leave on Saturday for Robertson. o.,
where they are to spent a few weeks
as guests Of Mrs. Doryland's sister,
New Haven. Conn, where they are to
make their home while DR.. DoFyland
is attending Yale. DR.. Doryland will
remain in Fargo until Sept. and will
then join his family at New Haven.
He has been awarded the SeeseI fell
lowshtp at Yale for this year, and has
been granted a leave of absence from
his duties at the biological depart
ment of the A. c. for the purpose of
continuing his studies.
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stop at Lincoln, Neb, and Fort
Dodge to visit friends. They may
possibly attend the Minnesota. state
fair at Minneapolis, before returning
to Fargo, early in September.
Miss Mabel Olson, a GRADUATES Of
st. Luke's hospital. and Miss Csa
0pdedahl, a graduate of the Nerws-
gian Lutheran hospital of Chicago
and who has been superintendent OF
nurses, at st. Luke's hospital, are
now in New York City, awaiting
their call to sail for France. Both
nurses have been in cantonment ser
vice at Camp Lewis. American Lake
Wash.
Miss Dorothy Tucker, 6I4 Fourth
avenue north. Moorhead, left this
morning for Portland, Ore, where
she will attend the national G. A. R.
encampment, August 10 to 90. After
the convention, Miss Tucker plans to
spend three weeks visiting at diff
ferent points in the west.
Mrs. Mary Lane of, Wahpeton, has
spent several days in Fargo and has
been guest at the home of Mrs,
Hattie Durfey, 1911 First avenue
AS4LAAa +&ASs 4%tA449 wall bS G44LOElk LAG
women who will leave Fargo this
evening for Portland, Ore, to attend
the national w. r. C. and @, A. r.
conventions. Mrs. Jessie Soaring,
also Of Wahpeton, has been the
guest Of friends in Fargo for the
past few days and will leave tonight
for Portland for the convention.
-
Mrs. J. 8. Petit, 618 Tenth street
seeuth, has gone TO Usage, Ia, where
she will enjoy a ten days visit with
her sister. Mrs. M. ]. Marshall. and
her niece Miss EliEa Banee.
Misses IneE and Mildred Butler of
East Grand Forks, Mimi, are guests
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. n. S.
Davies, 1895 College street. They
were accompanied to Fargo by Ron
aid Davies, who has spent his sum-
mer vacation with his grandmet Their,
Mrs. w. L. Davis Of Grookston, and
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Quigley, Of East Grand Forks.
Mrs. w. e. Kennedy of San Diego,
Caltf.r who has been the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. J.
Lorshbough, 818 Ninth street south,
for the summer, and Miss Eleanor
Kennedy. who has been the guest OF
her brother and sister -in-law, Mr.,
and Mrs. John P. Kennedy, North
Broadway, for several weeks, left
Thursday evening for San Diego,
Miss Kennedy will join her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy, former
Fargo residents, and will make her
future home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eye and
family OF Plaza, N. D., were guests
at the home of Mrs. r. p. Tarbell,
100 Thirteenth street south, while en-
route to Appleton, Mimi, for 3 visit
with relatives. Miss Helen Horne
of Devils Lake. who has been guest
at the Tarbell home, accompanied
the Eye family to Appleton.
Thursday was the birthday ami
.versary Of Mrs. w. K. hoffman, wife
Of Lieut.. hoffman, OF the army voca-
tional school, and Mrs. e. F. Ladd
1104 Thirteenth street north, enter
tanned a company of women at an
informal AFTERNOON, complimentary
to her. Sewing and knitting were
the pastimes Of the afternoon, and
there was a service Of refreshments.
Mrs. hoffman was presented with a
60rsage bouquet.
Mrs. Carl Reed and Master J. w.
Reed of New York city, will return
Monday from Detroit, MINI, where
they have spent thepast two weeks,
and will again be guests at the home
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$25,ooo,ooo NEEDED.

House Wage Committee Increases
Item in New Revenue War Bill.
Washington, Aug. 16.-To provide
for the big force of field agents and
accountants which Internal Revenue
Commissioner Roper says will be
needed to keep the government from
losing a billion dollars in taxes, the
house wage committee today in
creased to $250O0,0O0 the item for
administration in the new war reve-
nue. bill.
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Rotary Club To
Picnic Measles

Fargo newsboys and carriers will
be guests Of the Fargo Rotary club at
at all-day picnic at the Y. M. c. A.
camp on Cormorant Lake, Lake Park,
Mimi, Saturday. The committee in
charge Of the arrangements Consists
OF Fred Knight, chairman, w. F,
Kurke and T: D: Hughes. The boys
will meet at The Forum building at
7 o'clock Saturday morning and will
be conveyed to the lake in automo-
biles by members OF the club. Both
dinner and supper will be served at
the camp, all expense being borne by
the Rotary club.
E. CHASER physical director of the
Fargo Y. NJ. G. A, has arranged a
program of sports, including swim
ming, boating, games and fishing and
cottagers at the lake have donated
a number Of boats for the occasion.
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MNtiLated Body
Found In Water
(Bv Associated Press. )

Wooster, o., Aug. l6.--James Mar
tin, caretaker of the Point Breeze
chautauqua grounds at smithville
near here, yesterday found the lower
half of woman's body in weighted
grounds, according to word received
today by Sheriff Milton c. Miller, OF
Wayne county.
The legs had been sawed in two at
the knees, and indications were that
the body had been in the water sew
eral weeks.
When discovered by Martin. the
sack containing the dismembered
parts was floating on top Of the water.
A woman's hat was found in the sack.
Sheriff Miller left for smithville
this afternoon to drag the water hole
in an effort to find the other half of
the body.
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Commander In
Macy High Post

The rank OF commander in the
United States navy, the post TO which
w. w Lorshbough, son OF MIR. and
Mrs. w. j. Lorshbough, 3l3 Ninth
street South, Fargo, has just been
promoted, is equivalent to the rank
OF lieutenant colonel. the second post
above captain L. the army The
Forum takes THIS means Of correct
ing an error made in announcing the
ATr. Lorsbougl's promotion from
lieutenant commander 20 commander
Thursday
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NEsssT ENTERS NAVY.

Robert Negblt. paying teller OF the.
First National bank, has enlisted in
the navy, and will leave on Sunday
evening for the Great Lakes Naval
Training school. Mr.. Nesbit is a FAR
go young man and during his high
school days took a prominent part
in athletics.
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South St. Paul
Men On Strike

St. Paul. Mimi, Aug. 16.-ATore
than 1875 employees of the Union Stock
Yards in South st. Paul struck for
higher wages today. Strike leaders
declared that $50 men quit work but
officials at the yards said only 1876
were out. The men have been earn
ing S38h a daY
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Will ELECT TREASURER.

There will be a meeting Of the.
Hope (Colored) Presbyterian church
at the First Presbyterian church,
Fargo. at o'clock next Sunday az
ternoon. All persons who have been
interested in this congregation are
requested TO be present. The busi+
ness Of the church will be discussed,
and a church treasurer elected. 80
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CONSTITUTIONAL GUARANTEES.
(Rw ARgnciaf ted Press

Havana. Aug. 15.-In a special de-
cree issued last night Pres. MenocaI
re~established constitutional guar
suspended on July Is.
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The first meeting of the state adj
viBory board, recently organized un~
der the United States employment
service, will be held at the state
headquarters in the Fargo auditor
ium August 20. according to an an
nouncement by Lindley H. Patten,
state director OF the employment
Important labor problems will be
digcuEge6 -as.A
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oUlLp HERE ON BUSINESS.

Lieut. Bart Guild, formerly OF
Fargo, now Of Outlook. Calf, is in
Fargo today attending the business
matters. Lieutenant Guild is the SON
Of DR.. L. T. Guild, formerly a Fargo
newspaper publisher. .... va
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IAME RETuRMR-

Clarence Lane, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Lane. $40 Ninth street south,
has returned to Camp Dodge, having
spent his furlough at the summer
home Of his parents at Lake Melissa.
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REHNcKE PROMOTED.

Amsterdam, Aug. 15.-Vice Admiral
Behncke has been appointed state
secretary to the German admiralty,
says The Weser Zeitung, Of Bremen.
He was formerly vice chief Of the
naval general staff.
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cARn nE THANKS.

l wish to express my heartfelt
thanks to neighbors and friends for
their many kindnesses shown dur
ing the illness and death Of my wife.
Also to Company B auxiliary for the
kind services rendered.
JOHN HEGRENESS AND CHILL
DREN
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RARN R0Y.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard e. Simmons.
1905 Ninth avenue south, are the
parents Of an eight-pound boy, born
Wednesday morning, August IL.
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Final Payment
On Paving Job

The Fargo city commission, in spe-
cial session this afternoon, allowed the
final estimate for the Third ward paw
ing job to James Kennedy, which; ac-
eording to check-up made by the city
engineer, has been completed accord
ing 70 specifications. The estimate
was SI5 600
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TWO GET FIRST PAPERS,

Ivar Kristiansen. Fargo a Norwe-
gian subject, and Wilhelm Behlman.
Durbin, a German subject, who ap-
ed their first papers by Judge A. 7,
Cole. ~.
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SENATOR'S CONDITION SAME.

10y AbHUGiaLsu EtNAD,I u
Franklin, N. H., Aug. 15.--Phygier
ians attending United States 6ena
tor Jacon Fl. GaIlinger, at a hospital
here, said today that his condition
was unchanged.
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washington, Aug 15.To aid fur
ther in financing crop movement. the
war finance corporation today re-
duced from six to five per cent the
annual interest rate on short term
advances to banks 10 cover loans
made to farmers or merchants for
marketing wheat and other crops.
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scHooNER SAFE;

Washington, Aug. l6.7-The Ameri.
can schooner Sybil, recently reported
sunk by a German submarine, has ar.
rived safely at Gloucester, Mass.
the navy department today was in
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EAT MEAT ON FRIDAY.
Catholics fn Army and Navy Allowed
Flesh Diet Every Day.
{T9w A gnnrinTeE1 EFhnn

Washington, Aug. l6. - Roman
Catholics in the army and navy are
relieved from the obligation of alb
staining from flesh diet on Friday
with the exception of Good Friday, 1t
was announced today by the bishop OF
Catholic chaplains, Patrick J. Hayes,
in order to remove Misunderstanding
that has arisen on the subject.
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BABY GIRL ARRIVES.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. A. w. Oliver, 1917
Fourth street north, are the parents
Of a baby girl who arrived several
days ago, and who is getting along
fine
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RANK CLEARINGG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Gordon Smith
9o1 Tenth street south. daughter,
Aug. 4.
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ADVISORY BoARD TO MEET

Today. $$to,0O3Is; year ago. $685.
40l.86. 80
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
BIRTHS (fFom the records

Elorent Geldorf and Veronica Cath
crime Delmore, Fargo.
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For quick results use Tie Forum
want ads
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Engineers at Camp Leach, while
experimenting with what is said to
be mustard gas, came near killing
former Senator Nathan B. Scott and
several members OF his family Scott
was sitting on the porch Of his
home near Camp Leach, Washing
ton, d. c., when tile wind carried the
gas some distance from the grounds
and endangered the lives 0G many
people In the neighborhobd. Many
birds and small animals were killed.
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REALTY TRANSFRRg.

LaVlsa c. Folsom e al. to Jesse ..
Cundin Union, Ia.), my 24-14l-55; 81.
John Peterson TO P. z. Johnson,
so IT of blk u" orig Fargo; $1,000.
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Ne1Us About T0uOn
THE ATER g.

Garrick-Charles Ray in Playing
the Game"
Strand - June EIvidge in The
Woman Of Redemption"
Isis-Jewel Carmen in "A Fallen
Anger.
Lberty-Franklin Farnum in "$5,-
900 Reward.
Princess-Ray Stewart in "The,Fly,
God.
Grand-Vaudeville
Lyceum, Observation-Disclosures cast
in THE Zeppelins Last Raid. ~