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Evening star., 1918-11-10
A Wonderful Fleet of Destroyers.
From Leslie

At first our new destroyers were
considered merely as large torpedo
boats, and their war functions were
the same as those Of all destroyers
before them-counteracting attacks
by torpedo boats. The old destroy
ers were Of about 400 tons. and. being
light, responded very quickly to their
high-powered reciprocating engines.
Commanding officers. when approach
ing docks at which they intended to
moor, very often kept their engines
going half speed ahead until the bow
of their boat was abreast the end
of the dock. reversing to full speed
astern when about half way along
side. So quickly would the engines
act that the boat would stop just in
place. Officers attempted to handle
the new and heavier destroyers as
the old ones had been handled. but
after two or three attempts at flying
landings resulted in bent bows more
caution was exercised. The captains
small cruisers. especially in the case
of the oil burners with slowly re-
versing turbine engines. The ability
of the new boats to go to sea. weather
all storms and accompany the fleet
on overseas voyages was quickly ap-
preciated. Although light Of hull.
they were an opponent to be re-
spected by a battleship. Their mar
row beam and great speed made them
mighty difficult targets to shoot at
when coming head-on at thirty knots
an hour. This was especially true
under cover Of darkness, fog or smoke
screen. Being smaller and speedier
than large scout cruisers. yet en-
bodying most Of their characteristics.
the United States laid down large
numbers Of destroyers and only q few
scout cruisers. And SO the realization
came, slowly at first and then with
accumulated force. that we had new.
powerful weapon. an arm that prop
erly developed in sufficient numbers
would be indispensable. Our destroyer
program. as stated publicly by the
Secretary of the Navy. now IL the
largest among nations.
Evening star., 1918-11-10
G. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC. AUCTIoNEERs.

In pursuance Of the power and authority con-
tained in that certain collateral promissory note
signed by Real Estate Trust Company, dated
November 81, 1914, default having been made
in the payment thereof, the undersigned. agent
for the holder thereof. will offer for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder at the auction
rooms Of c. G. Sloan Co. Incorporated, 1907
G. st. northwest. Washington. DC. on THURS
DAY, NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH, 1918
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, the following described
promissory notes, being the collateral security
for the payment of the said note first mentioned
namely: Five (5l promissory notes. Numbered
of to Of 5, inclusive. signed by Annie p
Mcqueen, dated February %. 1914, each fol
$40, 900 (making a total Of $50, ,0O0). payable
on or before i've years after date to the order
Of Bert T. Amos and by him indorsed without
recourse and indorsed in full by Real Estate
Trust Company, bearing interest at the rate Of
per cent per annum until paid. said interest
cured BY deed Of trust of even date Herewith
from Annie e. Mcqueen to II. Bradley David
son and R. Golden Donaldson. trustees. recorded
February 26, 1914, in Liber No. 300. at folio
1872 land records of the District Of Columbia
and conveying lot 55 in Thomas E. Waggamar
and T. r. Sewers subdivision Of lots In square
numbered two hundred and hfty-two (252), at
per plat recorded in Lber IS. at folio 176, OF
the records of the Office of the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia, said deed of trust being
a nrst lien of record upon the real estate men
the Real Estate and Columbia Title Insurance
companies, dated February &c. 1914. and held
with said notes.
Terms: Cash.
c. G. SLOAN CO.. INC.
no9 1O,11,12,13 Aucts.
Evening star., 1918-11-10
Patriotic or Lazy.

From the Detroit Free Press.
Dearie, will you put shovelful Of
coal on the fire?
Andyfeel like q traitor to my country
the rest Of tho day? I guess not. II
you don't want the fire to go out. do
lit yourself
Evening star., 1918-11-10
FOR SALE,
To Responsible Colored

Purchaser.
Desirable six-room and bath,
modern homes in northwest sec
ton of city. Price, 5000 $3.50
cash, $50 per month.
Also 5-room houses in best sec
ton of southwest city. Price,
$2,25OIS150 cash, $22.5O per
month. including both interest
and principal.
Full particulars apply after S
pm. week days-Sundays, 9 am.
to 9 pm.
B. B. PINN,
1885 Walter St. Sc.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.
200 Manipulating Acres, With
18 Holstein Cows and

young stock, bull. wagons. manure spreader,
grain drill sulky .plows. milking machine.
ensilage cutter gasoline engine, full line other
frst-ciass tools. in beautiful farming section,
only mile to town. 100 acres loam tillage.
clay subsoil. balance wire fenced. brook
big orchard. Groom house, big basement barns,
tie-ups for 81 head. silos. other good build
inigs. To settle at once everything goes for
So, ,OOO part cash. Details page SO Strout's 8
Catalogue. Details same page 60-acre farm
near big cities for $1,4o0 house worth more.
FARM AGENCY, Dept. 133, Land Title bldg,
Philadelpbia, Pa,
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FOR sALE-LOTs.

CoLoRED HOME BUYERS ATTENTION;
Clareview Heights Nauck, Arlington, va;
large lots; high and healthy. on the Arlington
car line; Is minutes ride from District: terms,
S cash. IS monthly; house built or dnanced on
monthly payments. GEO. K. ROME. Arlington.
Va. Phone Rosslyn 2-F. IL
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81, 500; REDUCED FROM 81, 900; SIXTEENTH
Street Highlands; owner must sell; possession
fifteen days: semi-bungalow, hollow-tile con-
struction; new: two blocks from 14th and 9th
ct. cars; living room, e6xi4; open nreplaces;
h..W. h.: electricity; instantaneous hot-water
heater: eight rooms, two hatkss earage: lot
AOx1sj; easy terms. North 1ec1.
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TAKOMA PARK OPPORTUNI

IAhUMA PARK OPPORTUNITIES
Ready to occupy, Just finished; new Groom
ton; price very reasonable for this class Of
property; nearly new: rooms; lot e0x200;
coal in cellar goes with purchase; everything
furnished; price quite reasonable; here is
yeur chance for cheap home; two good homes
$5 500 choice; tne has rooms. other Z; 5
lock them over; beautiful semi-bungalow; fine
location; want offer. TAKOMA PARK REALTY
CO.. Takoma Park, D. G. Col. 7798-W.
TWO LOTS. 5-RooM HOUSE; ELECTRIC
lights; small payment. balance same MS rent.
GEO. c.. MILLER. Bethesda, Nd. near Del
Raw station .
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1890 WILL BUY SPLENDID HOME ON
18th 1t. sc. near Pa. ave. rooms, tiled bath.
h.w.h.. colonial porch; garage facilities: paved
street and alley. Apply to H.. T. LAW. 1913
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: NEW. GROOM
brick house; all modern improvements. Inspect
7O3 LonEfellow ut. NV. For sale by any bro
ker or J. 8. GRUVER, owner, $500. Uniop
Trust bldg. N. 76s. 12s
ON FEssENDEN NEAR 41st. WITHIN II
sqs. Of car line. . most handsome. modern
s-room home. having large bedrooms and
heat. large attic, magnificent front and rear
porches. slate room, large lot. chicken house.
lowers, garden: q very complete and attractive
home; only q. 500; coal in collar; possessien In
10 days. Main 1854. ROBERT e. HEATER.
40 Colorado bldg.
IN BLOONINGDALE. .
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
A two-family apartment In the best eect1on
Of Bloomingdale. one apartment fully fufnish-
ID. rented at $3.50 per month: i've rooms and
sath each; separate heating plants; n excel
lent condition: owner. leaving city. Win give
insmediafe possession Of one apartment. Price,
]. EDWARD LEWIS.
Main h51. 1o2S Pa. ave. nv.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

SUITABLE FOR GARAGEsLTWO-sroR
yesr; lot SI7o. on sc.ft. court: so 81. from from
Conn. ave. and N; 81 900; terms.
-Four 2story bricks; rented. $3.50 each, being
$500 year: lot 50x60; near 7th and G sts. Sc;
only s., 200; easy terms; ideal for garage or
Two-fami1y nat; near 18th and Pa ave. &c;
good renter; snap at s., $50, on terms.
Two-story frame, big lot; near 18th and G
sts; n:e.; rented $126 year; $1.150; terms.
N. Il. RYON, 1923 NV. Phone M. 1897.
D. c., renting $3.50 month; 1023, 1893, 1885
18th st. s.e.; best cash offer takes them; sub
NIT your bid to 9. A. BEALOR, 322s 9th st..
Huntington. W. Va. Act quick II you want q
good investment property.
A MOST ATTRACTIVE INVEsTMENT-
APARTMENT HOUSE-16 apartments. best
northwest section; splendid returns on pre-war
rentals; must be investigated to be appreciated
will exchange. Address Box 27-K, Star ofice.
Evening star., 1918-11-10

FINE HOME OF ROOMS AND BATH AND
nearly acres Of choice garden land. with good
variety of fruit in bearing> Located on high
Price, 81, $50 Immediate possession.
c. A. RHODES. 30S Riggs bldg. 10s
FINE CHEVY CHASE HOME. WITH EVERY
mod n.a. convenienee Fruit, shade garden and at
poasession c. A. RHODES. BOB Riggs bldg. 1O'
GENTLEMAN's IDEAL COUNTRY HOME.
Overlooking Washington and only miles
from the Capitol. Improvements cost over
$50, co.,. This is an exceptionally attractive
property and can be had at a bargain.
G. A. RHODES. 3O8 Riggs bldg. 10s
GROOM HOUSE, PORCHEs, GARAGE, LARGE
fertile lot, half block from cars; price, $2 45O;
$500 cash, SIS monthly. Phone Rosslyn Dot,
B. n. Smith. Arlington. Va.
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Holrnhurst Hotel

Pennsylvania ave.. close to beach and steel
pier. Unexcelled central location. Remains
open throughout the year. Capacity. 300. Every
appointment and service conducive to comfort,
health and recreation. Special fall and winter
terms. Booklet, ALBERT a. DARNELL,
Evening star., 1918-11-10
: FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

speculative purposes-Six acres well lying Land,
fronting on macadam road. also fronts on dirt
road. about three miles directly north Of Silver
Spring. Montgomery county, Nd; clear; easy
terms; or will trade for equity in good city
house; title perfect; q fruit trees; half acre
In woods; partly fenced; ideal for fruit or
chicken farm. N. 3. RYON, 1923 ct. NV.
100 ACRES GOOD TILLABLE LAND NEAR
Denver. Col. Cash payment, balance on INSTALL
ments. GEORGE G. MILLER. Bethesda, Nd. .
FOR sALE-Or will consider deal for second
hand Henderson or Merkel motor cycle, Parker
12-sauge. double-barrel hammerless shotgun;
$126 grade; AL condition. Address Box 2a7-H,
Star office. NJ
Evening star., 1918-11-10
FOE sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.

MODERN BRICK DWELLING
on 4th st. near NJ (colored); 8
rooms and bath on two floors /;
could be made into two apart
ments of a rooms and bath each
at slight cost; cellar; furnace !;
cheap.
HENRY SCHAFFERT,
$50 John Marshall Place. TO-
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FOR SALE-APARTMEKTS.

3-STORY APT. ON AVE; Il APIS. OF 4 AND
rooms and bath; assessed valuation, 81, 500;
consider offer on low terms. or trade subject to
trust for good city property or highly improved
nearby farm. Address Box 182rK, Star Office.
Will SELL 2FAMILY APT AT COST;
condition ard location good. Call C. 81.
DEWEY, SO seaton place NV. IL
Evening star., 1918-11-10

FOR sALE-BY OWNER. sEyHHkROOM AND
bath brick house: hot-water heat, gas and
electricity; deep lot; room for garage: posses
Address Boz 1S9-H. STIR once.
DESIRABLE sIX-ROOM AND BATH MODERN
home in High View. near Rhode IslanA ave.
thirty days. Apply to HARRY WARDNAN.
1880 K Ut. NV; Main 410O.
Evening star., 1918-11-10

NINE-ROOM AND BATH COTTAGE IN GAR
rett Park, Nd; furnace heat. hot and cold
water, one acre ground, fruit trees in bearing;
8 minutes walk from station; outbuildings;
reasonable. For particulars address lass Mary.
Evening star., 1918-11-10

2SrORY DWELLING WITH STORE: MOD
ern improvements; corner house; reason for
selling, am in the Army: price. $4500; easy
TERMS Apply MODEL LUNCH, 1881 14th st.
Evening star., 1918-11-10

FoUR-KooM DWELLING AND
store, in Oxon Hill district,
miles to city; large lot: good loca-
tfon. 5000. Reasonable terms.
Possession at once.
T. HOWARD DUCKETT, Owner,
GIL = street northwest.
Evening star., 1918-11-10

IN v1RGINIA-MoDERN RESIDENCE OF 6
rooms and bath: porches gas. hot-water heat
and electric lights: 80 minutes ride to the
U s. Treasury bldg; convenient to electric
.ars; desirable residential section now vacant.
Price. "a. 600: easy terms
/ JOSEPH {. ZIRKLE,
203 Colorado bldg. l4th and G sts nv
Evening star., 1918-11-10

FOR SALE OR RENT-THREE-sTORY BRICK
house in Baltimore. Nd; fine location; 10
rooms and bath and large store, all pri-
yate; could be used as nice apartments, If
necessary; near several car lines; will sell
reasonable. Apply 2124 18th st. s.e., or
phone Lincoln 1853 for further particu-
lars, 10s
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FOE sALE-HousEs.
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CODtinUe2.


NICE. NEW EICHT.R0ON HouBD =
and attic; large lot: garage In Chevy
Chase. d. G.: Army oficer, called
away, must sell.
PHILLIPS 4 SAGER,
1909 N. Y: ave. Phone II. %.
Evening star., 1918-11-10

FOR SALE@IMPORTANT
Always READ OUR ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHONE y. 2Sa2 FOR NUMBERS. OR CALL
AT OFFICE.
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS, THE
1H8T LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES so LOW
THAT You SHOULD RESEII. At A PROFIT
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIFT.
0ToND-& fA1REAx.14z1 n. Z. aza. ~.
Evening star., 1918-11-10

DOWNTOWN HOME, NEAR WHITE HOUSE;
best residence street: charming sunny outlook;
16 large rooms; electric light: good lot. FAv-
ORABLE TERMS TO CLOSE AN ESTATE AT
$12.5OO.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
J.v. N & T. B. HUYCk, 1917 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1918-11-10

LARGE WELL BUILT CORNER HOUSE OF
- ROOMS, 3 BATHS; large dining room,
60x30 # In . most CONVENIENT DOWN.
TOWN SECTION near both car lines.
PRESENT TENANT WILL SELL FUR
NiSHlNGs COMPLETE AND GIVE IMNEDI-
ATE POSSESSION
A GREAT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR
PARTY WITH LITTLE CAPITAL. veIy lib
eE1l terms can be arranged.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
I~WALTER O'BOYLE, Exc Afeata
II. 166. SS7 Woodward bldx
Evening star., 1918-11-10
OUT.oF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY

YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
To introduce or large tract opposite the enor-
nous new BETHLEHEM CORPORATION
WORKS. 25 minutes by electric car from At
lantic City. limited number of large lots near
To persons buying direct, $15 salesman's COM
mission, credited first payment, balance $45,
payable IS monthly. Titles guaranteed by South
Jersey Title Co.
Your money cheerfully refunded, binding
guarantee given, if not satisfied within go days.
Great activities indicate values will increase
tenfold.
Send no money. Write for full information
and maps today. This may start your fortune.
SOUTH MAYS LANDING LAND CO.,
Craar mt krr,.R Atlantic L
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
GARD oFTHANKs.

We take this method of expressing
our deep gratitude to our Christian,
N. D., friends and neighbors who
have been so kind to us and render
ed service during the trying ordeal
in which we have recently gone
through, the loss of our husband and
father. Words cannot express the
thankfulness we would like to ex-
press but we are truly grateful just
the same. -..1--
MRS. A. M. IvERSoN,
AND FAMILY.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
N. {. CHURCH TO
RAISE BIG SUN
Plan Campaign to Give
Christian Democracy
to the World

In commemoration OF the one hum
dredth anniversary of the founding
Of its missionary society, in 1919, the
Methodist Episcopal church cele-
brates next year with a great GEN.
tenary campaign throughout the four
millions of its membership.
The purpose is to prepare the
church spiritually and materially for
a great forward movement in meet
ing it's part in the Christian RESPONSE
bility OF the hour, in world recon
struction. Methodism recognizes that
in the present crisis the call for
Christian leadership at home and
abroad is so urgent that every mem
Der must become active in helping
to give Christian democracy TO the
world, The campaign will lay spec
ial stress on four things the enlist
ment Of every member Of her con-
stituency in intercessory prayer, in
the study of missions, in devotion Of
life to Christian social service, and
IN the Christian stewardship Of
money. ...s ..
The representatives of the church
have designated as a minimum of
money to be raised in the next fve
years for missions at home and
abroad at $s5, 100000. "*.
Beside the every-Inember cam
paign, there will be a celebration
in Columbus, Ohio, June 90 to July g.,
1919, which will be one Of the great
est meetings ever held. j. -
The opening OF this great cam
paign in North Dakota will be in the
meetings Of Bismarck Fargo. Grand
Forks, and Minot districts early ir
December. H..
Fargo Meet December 5-6.
The meeting Of the Fargo district
will be held in. the First Methodist
church, Fargo, Thursday and Fri
day, December 5-6.G :.'~9#
The plan is to have the pastor
and at least one layman from every
charge present. Most of the time
will be given to- the addresses, IL
1ustrated and otherwise. Of the visit
ing Centenary team. who will place
before the conference the needs Of
the various fields, new work to be
undertaken, and methods and Or
ganization for the accomplishment of
the task.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
Groom Prince Is
Dead Yet Alice
(By Associated Press J

. London, Tuesdoy. Nov. 12.-Crown
Prince Frederick WilliarS of Germany
was shot and killed on Monday morn
ing by German soldiers when trying
to cross the Dutch frontier, accord
ing to Amsterdam dispatches to The
Times and The Post. n
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
"The Vannp" Is Real
Big Laugh Producer

1fyou wish to laugh, be enter
tained royalty, and incidentally learn
something Of the methods Familiarity
ascribed to those members Of the
feminine sex who deliberately set
out to fascinate the opposite sex, YOU
should not fail to see The Vamp,"
Enid BENEFITS new photoplay at the
Garrtck today and Thursday. .4.
There is a well sustained plot by
a master -craftman, G. Gardner Sui
Ivan, involving labor mix UP in a
coal mining district and a Hun
scheme to foment trouble. The vanp'
wins. her husband and also exerts her
talent in this gentle art to win the
secrets of a vile schemer employed
by the Germans. y.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
K. C:s TO Hold
Fall Initiation

The Thanksgiving initiation of
Fargo council No. 1872, knights of
Columbus, November %, will be a
big, gala affair, it was authoritative
ly announced today. About 40 can
didates will be available and there
will be merrymaking and feasting.
The Thanksgiving initiation in 1917
was quiet, so was the 1918 spring
Initiation, but with world peace in
sight the coming initiation will be as
big as the time for arrangements will
permit.
Fargo council has a splendid war
record, with II members in the SER
vice. Two have made the supreme
sacrifice. 49,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
AngUSe7gents

The Shooting Of Dan McGrew,' q
thrilling Alaskan film based on a
widely read poem by the same name
by Robert Service, will be shown at
the Isis today and Thursday. Dan
McGrew is gambler and gunman,
WIN goes to Alaska with the wife of
another man. The men meet In a
saloon where McGrew has his head
quarters, and the events which lead
up to the shooting form the basis of
story which holds the spectator
spellbound. The management Sc
cured the picture only after consider
able effort and expense for scores of
patrons who wanted to see the story
OF Mr. Services great poem on the
screen. - \
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
e eNtS Are Poor
Bomb Shelters

'The Huns take pleasure in COM
ing over after dark and one can easily
distinguish the hum OF the motors and
the sound OF the bombs. When they
approach we put out the lights, and
hold our breaths for a tent isn't much
protection from their bombs" writes
DIR. J. b. Knne, now in the ambulance
service in France, to "A. e. Champlin,
1903 Tenth street south. DR. Kinne
declares that the German airnlan
hasn't much af chance any more, ais
there are about six American fliers to
one German. DIR. Kinne, who now re-
sides at Aberdeen, Wash, is for
mer Fargoan.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
France VII Aid
Her Stricken Foe
(By Associated Preea.l

: Paris, Monday, Nov. 11.--PremieT
Clemenceau, in concluding his speech
in the chamber Of deputies. today on
the armistice terms said:
Germany surrenders to us all To-
conotives and 10000 cars which
had been taken from us. This will
embarrass her means of provision
ing. Germany has waited until the
last minute, and when exhausted, she
has been obliged to accept capitula-
ton. Conditions there are not nor
NAL. In the first hour we must come
to her aid. We do not make war
against humanity, but for humanity
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
MANY NEW PUPILS

Are entering Dakota Business Col
lege these days. The school has
room for about 2S more-and re-
member D. B. c. always reaches it's
quota. It is much better to enroll
now than to wait until later. D. B.
c. offers exclusive advantages-with
no more tuition-publicty.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
"America's Answer"
Is New War Picture

Americas Answer" the second
United States official war picture
will be seen at the Garrick next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The picture is assembled from 30,-
900 feet of film taken by the United
States Signal Corps, A. e. F., by
order Of General Persning and under
direction Of the General Staff.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
''Treason" at Strand
Has q. Real Punch

There's a patriotic thrill--a good
old George NJ Cohan punch
There's a hard working husband
and a jealous wife
There's stole army intelligence
officer, cool. persevering and silent
There's one of the ultra house
parties with pretty Jap dancers and
everything
In Treason" a flve reel screen
drama of society, conspiracy and
international intrigue, at the Strand
today and Thursday.
The star is Edna Goodrich, the
most famous beauty of the screen
supported by Stuart Holmes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
WITH FIRST NATIONAL

Miss Florence Haley has accepted
q fine position with First National
bank of Wolf Point, Mont. Can't
you see how much better it is to at
tend a big school with national
reputation-one that can help you?
Every Fargo bank employs D. B. C..
people-undisputable evidence-pub-
licity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
Said 70 IA Safe In Holland,

Said to Be SAFE IN ToIIand. :
The Hague, Nov. 13.-The former
crown prince arrived yesterday at
Maastricht, according to d dispatch
received here. @'
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
NOW GETrlMG S1ann.

Fred Holwegner, who went from
the Fargo School OF Business (for-
merly Aaker's) a short time ago to
take a Civil Service position is now
at Camp Eustice and is. getting $3.50
a month. Less than two years ago
Fred was farm hand. Does not
that spell big possibilities for YOU
You can do what he has done by
getting your training at this great
business training school. Thousands
needed for Government and business
positions day and light sessions. 0.
]. Hanson, Prop.--Adv.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13
Mo Conformation oF RenerE.

Washington, Nov. 13.-It was Of
ficially stated today that the Ameri-
can government has no confirmation
of rumors that the former German
crown prince has been killed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13

Beginning in flaming words sym
bolizing the spirit Of the nation at
war, the picture shows in intimate
detail the physical forces OF men
munitions and vast constructions
that make Americas response the
practical, powerful thing 1t is on the
fields Of France. The purpose OF
the picture is to set before Arneri-
cans "Over Here" what Americans
Over There" are doing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-13

A recuperative diet in influenza. Hor-
lick's Matted Milk, very digestible.-
AdVt: .-i..
Morris tribune., 1918-08-16
Red Cross Notes

Mrs. J. A. Halgren, chairman of
the Junior Refugee work, requests
that all materials given out to in
dividuals for the Junior Refugee
work must be finished and turned in
before August "a.
Mrs. L. G. Spooner, chairman of
the Surgical Dressing Department,
reports that the chapter has complet-
ed and shipped it's allotment of sur
gical dressings for July and August,
consisting of $500 pieces. The Han
cock branch furnished 1850 of these
pieces. The chapter also shipped
1410 pieces last week in addition to
their allotment.