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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-04
TEsREAU rs FIRST
MAJOR Lacquer TO
SIGN 1918 CONTRACT.

(By Associated Press.)
New York, Jan. 1.-The New York
National league club announced
Thursday that Charles NJ. Tesreau,
veteran pitcher Of the team had Sign
ed a contract for 1913.
Tesreau is the first major league
player TO sign a 1918 contract.
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GOOD BARGAIN.

Ladies and gentlemen: High cost OF
living, leather Is high, shoes come
higher. How much is IL worth to you
to have good shoemaker I'm town for
low prices? Mems hall soles and rub
Der heels, $3.50; ladies', 81. Second
up. All work guaranteed. Buy sec
ond hand shoes and repair free. Don't
lose time, come in and save money. /
buy old shoes and clothing. Abe
Roiter, corner 9TH and Front St.
Moorhead.
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MASQUERADE SUPPLIES.
Send all your orders for masks, make
ups, and masquerade costumes to
Kopelman Costume House. Fargo, N.
d. Ask for price list.
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A. HENNING-Painting and decor
ating. Phone 30s6-W.
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War" cried the liverish man, in
the smoking room, lis a curse and a
disgrace, an abomination and q blot
on civilization! War Is enough to
make a decent man go and hang
himself" He arose and left the
room, his face showing signs Of
strong emotion.
Gentleman feels rather strong on
the subject said a commercial
traveller. Lost some near relative r
HE 'avel" replied a man grimlY.
He ave lost his wife's first hus-
band!"
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-store room. or show
room, or office. +. A. Buck. 81
Broadway,
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DIR. J. G. DILLoN--spseial attention
to diseases u infants ana enilaFen.
dellendrecle Blk.
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osrEoPArHs.

DR. j. u. CAvANAGH-os teopath.
Resident graduate OF the NaltonAl
Farpo ganitartum. Phone no. $50.
AddTeas. 1928 ard Ave. s.
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PRESIDENT LAYS PLANS
FOR OPERATING ROADS

(contlnued from page 3D.
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FOR SALE - VictFOla. buffet. and
rocking chair. Address 203. Forum
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
W CONKE:y5 Try
BE:L.LA|RE BOYS
Big Exhibition Is Promised For Tunnel
Greon Grounds Tomorrow
Afternoon

All preparations htv" ln""n m:Idc for
tn" biz gum" Of tn" $":I:Inn tomorrow
afternoon on III" Tunnel Green grounds
whrn tho McC"ukryS viii play the re-
iuv"uatcd l;rilnirr {. y. &. contingent.
These Same clubs mot earlier IN til"
season. II" locals WHINING hy tn count
Ct g-5. Sine" that Time Hrllair" has
not been playing any hall hIr Just r.
Gently r,-urgnniG"d |" r!"rt al! CONF rs
;lnd gain back her proud reputation al
former years.
Army rnliSrfT"nts and til" draft rr;tc-
tic.ily put the uvrr-Lhc-rlNcr club on
the bum hut as thor" arc but II f."
clubs in the valley players ar" abundant
and AT last IA" boys haT" Enth"rcd to-
E,.th"r 4 good lacking cluh which st'~Iid
give all tia, others 4 neat battle. NaEyn,
u youn@Strr who hAh Il trial with To-
lrdo last ""r$un. will l." on tn" firing
line while Eam Will receive his offer
in=s. McKrlvcy will hr seen 1T short
stop and j; is Il r"v"lnii"n l" sec his
man perform for IN his day he WAS n
ton l.,iclirr. Several other surprises
ar. i,r,.mIS'i
SIu.r The lau"rs have diShanl"d il
lcny,.s ,,.liy The AtrC"ulS"yS 10 hold down
,b.. tunnel t;r,..lt and for this reason
s,,,,,. l-,n,I aiirl"t,pu> hIy" h""n book
ed &init,g,.r tI"t'"nh'.% has nIpr"'I off
a few u' III" l"rsn players = I'll out
his weak spots and from now OH this
SPEEDY lu:l" aggregation Is expected L"
-; 'hr valley nfir". Eurkhart has -
c..,rr.,. and will hc seen on IN" rubber
IN his usual form.
Tunnel r;r,,1l has been drawing very
good al wear while tomorrow Sh"'-l IL"
lao Exception.
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Biz Game at Green
Attracting Interest
Whita Eer- GlcSsrer and wheeling steel
Mines Graphic for Supremacy
To-day.

out n Tunnel Green ms afternoon
ct :: rrln.l. til" fans Will nav" an up
- r'uui'y "i' S"'.lnE ErSi class 'Nhl'
idIInu which Will entertain ihr"uIh"ut
-" ~" ur NOR" hours. SIN" IN"
Whc,li2.; $l."l and Iron nine It York
y;ll.. defeated the loca! Whitaker
,i},-syr,r club III" mauuErn"rt of III"
W!".iln- h"ys could -" n" reason why
q return game was not h""h"" and IL
p-aa with IN" Eriri; g: getting even
rEa; Tho boys closed negotiations.
Who will be returned the victor VIII
nor hc mentioned by tho contestants
as "n"h MIL have something :" say in
regard - this. 10th ar" pr'mcd ana
-" dope has II that 81 Will h" nT"tt|
evenly matched pair graphing Cor IN"
Icld Graham IS r":nN 10 pitch for the
m river boys. Will" either Lewis or
DuCau Will bo on tho firing l!rc for t!c
.ucnlS y large crowd Is expected
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place and her rivals. the Cornoryil!e
\. c. Both CLUBS are battling for the
tiI!c in the up river section. but from
III" records Il looks MS though the Dill
Ions are Il .li;l!c better at the game.
however, this will have 10 be deter
mined.
ono characteristic feature Of the due,
will hc the battle between Vince OF
trmn"rvillr and Zcrlo oC the Dilions.
10th beavers arc we'll known in this
section. while il is mainly due to their
work that their Respective clubs have
made such n good showing this season.
:;"i!i are youngest rs and with team
hrh;ad them would mako the best OF
riiioS battle for hon"rs. AS the clubs
are rival, L large attendance is OK
yuctcd.
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Fast Little Boys
Play Colored Stars

Tomorrow AFTERNOON. on the toTtE-
seventh street grounds. i'ti taS' r"'!'"
l:,,i.. $t"e,ir .uuu!t Wi '!aSN VIZ" 'Ht
..-.,,.. Martins f., rr,r ,'"i"red Giants i'll
am ,;r.ynrr;cd hard l,t;." du"l. Tbs
f,,aI I'D: r,:,v. h..n l!;,k n; an excel
lent sowing and are laying claim -
IL. ,::i' in lhi$ vicinity
Nuih.n;; mtr"h is known OF the co..
or lads. but "Gte thing is certain. -
- = t:.,irh .i,.,r uuu"i,. and should CIV"
ia. !i.;ir ONES q cough t!mc fey VIII
.rn. batteries for III" l'"ins hay" nor
b., annuunccL \ lavc" crowd IS ex-
;l.yc,d
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rot reach the blood, the seat Of the
trouble, and rid tho system Of the
cause OF the disease? S. S. IS. is one
blood remedy that has for more than
fifty years been giving relief to even
the most aggravated and stubborn
cases Of rheumatism 1t cleanses and
pul-ities the blood BY routing out all
traces Of disease. The experience OF
others who have taken S.. S. S. will
convince you that it will promptly
reach your case. You can obtain this
valuable remedy at any drug store.
a valuable book on rheumatism
and its treatment. together with eI-
pert medical advice about your own
individual case, will be sent absolute
is free Write to-day to Medical De-
partrlrnt. Swift Specific Co., 431 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga
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Rheumatism Has Never Been Cured
by Linimcnts or Lotions
and Never Will Be.

You never knew of Rheumatism
that most painful source OF suHerlnS
being cured by litiments, lotions or
other external applications. And you
will never STE anything but temporary
relief afforded by such makesh!its.
But why be satisfied with Temporal
~ relief from the palgs OF pain which
are sure 10 return with Increased Sc
verify, when there ia permanent re-
lief within your reach? Science has
proven that rheumatism IS disor-
drrcd condition Of tho blood. How
then. can satisfactory results be OK
ooctcd from any treatment that does
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DENIED By FRANNURTER.

WASHINGTON. July :G.-FeliS
l'rankturi.r. chairman Of the war labor
policies 'rHrd. today t"lnEraphcd to
Governor Stephens of California. de-
nal that while ;irtinE as secretary OF
l'r, sidcnt Wilson'S mediation commits
son h" expressed an opinion that
Th~lun% !. Mooney was guilty OF the
san francisco preparedness day bomb
plot. c"r whirh Mooney now Is under
.!"aIh sentence.
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,he team will 90 along now sinor Neil
ly lief; will have t. be, determined Ivy
ti,un. Manager t:vau~ reports that he
will haze Il good man an ia" mound
;lud with his doubt settled Ferry fans
haze uuiitIlG :" Tear.
/ Itc,r ru!u!".r Of people "f Tho, Sr''-
aad ward follow III" Ciarks around AID
coupled with the interest. L big gather
~. viii result.
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BEAT THE YANES.

CLENf,I.NNp. -. July O. I'v"lnn,I
;"pk tin" opening gam, e 'hr ssrrr,s;
irouI sew i"rI. in-dny. /" -. t"v"l-
,~ls:" uIii',ii"h'd IA" tire, N'N York
iItrhrrs. rrrurS hrhlnI hIiu h'IEs; r.
&pnnSihi" Tor the thr,a, runs. Wood mad"
his debut r& Il second hHSrUElu for
Cleveland. succeeding WamhS ;;anSS who
h1S ben called /" tn" National Army.
II" performed brilliantly. Sr"r": H. II. T.
New York ..-...."ln .uGh "Gu-- $ =
Cleveland ........%ln au6 iuN-- II /
k,tiiuS. Robinson. Low" and Hannah
CoScl.Skir and rN"ill.
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WON ON WALKERS HIT.

nETIIDIT. Mich. July 2G.--F. Wal
kcr'S hit with the bt:'s filled in the
eleventh inning. EaVc II, trnit 81 L. |
victory over Philadelphia i"-unN. Thr.n
buses on hnll9 filled th" hlS-s IN tn"
final inning. f. Walkers FIELDING; was
q f"Hiurr Scur": l.. II. t..
Ihi!aGvlphia .unn nnl NnN M : u
D"iroil .......nlu "6n "hl al : ~ |
Gregg and McAvoy; N".uDd and stan
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r1t-Er 6cYS DROWNED.

linEk.:Si.N. IA. July "i.--Thr"'
h.y> w,.,. drowned wh"n ;hrIr raE"'
r.,:..,1.L il: tho Nrnnninh"it river here
mr. IN plan, Of ;hc inG" steel a"t
Wir. company. Th~ dead;
Mix. t'r:!ip'lGIS. - E"lrS.
i..TEl,'k Ei:t|.hi'''r. l. years.
!tttN ttIiI:..NS. ii years 81 axe.
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HELD BIZ STEELE.

NEW YORK, July "6.-N"w York
n,ado it three out OF four from 81. Louis
to-day, winning III" last sam : /" "a.
Strclo held St. LOUIS safely. whilc thu
Giants pounded May hard. Young. Of
Wy York has now lit safely FOR twcn-
ty-thrcn. successive games.
Having been ordered /" work or f'rhr
ny his st Louis draft board. Walter
ToTka, first has"nlan nf New York. join
cd tho Steel L"at:u" team at l:"thl"!:'rn.
PA. to-day. Sr"rr: l.. u. T.
-. ,,,Is mo ma nhn-- = =
Ny York .llp nnh fly !" Il
Mny and Gonzales: Steele and Me-
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crowns DEFEATED.

ST. LOUIS. July 2G.-Sinsl"s by
Shaw AMI Judge. and 4 triple hy fNuS-
ter In tn" fifth inning to-day cmahlcd
Washington t" defeat st. Louis. . II =.
l:y losing The game. st. Louis dropped
To sixth piece. H. score: l.. H. L..
WASHINGTON .... ln@ 10 hrr-- :! II 4
st. lnu.s .........1ln n0h unn-- = : :
Shaw AMI Ainsmith; Rogers, I1ouck
md SrYcrril.
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IN 9Th,
PASSES FOR 3,
BEAT PIRATES

ElunuKI.YN. y. y. July 2G.-BT"ok-
lvn defeated Pittsburgh here today 1 10
:. With tho score tied in the ninth. I'LL
Myers triplcd and Sanders passed
Mara. r""ian and Cheney. forcing "''''.
;hr winning run. Myers hating anu
Srhiuidr4 throwing 10 bases Ic''' ''u'
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hill EY JACOBS.

PHILADELPHIA. uJly %6.-Jar"hS
outpitched Tyler in pitchers lmtt!"
today and I'hilad"lrhia cr"nrd IN"
series UP with ChicaE" by taking III"
final clIno. to >. Score; X t. T.
f-,,jcr,,c Ol0 GAG 100 = Ii =
,t;l,dr,nb lOl 0ln GnX-- :: =
TYLER and Killifrr, UFarrrll: jacobs
and l.NrIlS.
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MONROE MAN PhRDoEEp.

Special Dispatch !" Til" Inir!lisca"rT.
COLUMBUS. O. July :G.--hrnnk
Williams. Monroe county. serving Il
tern. for burglary. was parlurcd from
the Ohio p"uit"ut!ary to-day.
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INTERNATIONAL, LEAGUE.

Newark. .: Toronto. :. (Fr+' rnrn".>
Newark. =: Toronto. t. (%"c"nd g:irA")
Tnchcxinr. 4: l:inE!irrnt"r. :. ti'ir$l
Earlc.)
pnrIrcstrr. q: T:rinEhaIntnn. ?. (S"r-
ord game: called .,nd 9TH hy acr""m"ntD
Srrn..usr =: i!aItImrrr. &.
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ConnoryilEe Plays
FAST DiIlonvalcs
Game VIII Take Place Tomorrow
Afternoon IT Ohio Town With Large
Crowd Present.

All dope points !" classy ljtil" set
Ia t. take pi..c" t"-rorr"" afternoon
n; Iniluuvaic between the team 81 ;hlr
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Three bnrn hits ohrs:un. Myers,
D1nlnn stolen hascs--!.ham. O'Alarn,
Sacrifice hit+-RiShcr. 0'Mara- Loft "n
ha ACCOMPLISHMENT 3. Brooklyn :. First
base on errors Pittsburgh l. Bases on
hnl!s--nrf Sanders 3: Off Cheney >. Hit
BY ritchcr-t'hency tEliaT). Struck
otl;---hy Sanders 3: by Cheney 3. Wild
Passed hali--Schmidt.
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BIjNCHED HITS
OFF JONES WON
FQR WHITE SOX
Yesterdays Games

Chicago, :: Boston
Washington. :: ST Louis.
Cleveland. ); New York. ).
Detroit :. IhIladcl.. tl)
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Tvo-baSc hits-iroh. IicrZns.
Stolen haSrs--Cuctu. J. l.. Smith.
Sarrrlcc hIts--I-. Nasec. Wickland. J.
L. Smith, T:IgScr-
double plays--Ho-zos to konctchy >.
Left on bascs-Cinclrnati 8; los
ton 10.
First haae ON crrors-Cincinnatl i;
Boston 2.
Eases on baIls-OG LuQue :; OF
Nchf ).
Wild pttch--Nchf l.
Passed ball--Allcn.
Second game
Cincinnati $1,000. 100 "0p "-p-
I,nsto, "4l lin 0U'--1g II l
Luq,lc Jacnbus and WinSu, CuctO;
McQuilicn and Henry.
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CHICAGO. July @6.-I'hi"nEn made II
two straight from Boston to-day ly
bunchinl, hits off Jones. The score was
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BOSTON, July 26.--I;oston took both
E.t;A"s to-day from Cincinnati in easy
style. the arSt IL t. .. nr. the s,curL
IL to 3. The Sc"rr: First carn,---
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Cincinnati

Ean for Allen in 9th inning.
I Eattc7l for Luquc I'm 9Th inning.
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Standing Of Clubs.


To-Gny's Games.
Pit;shu-Gh ~ New York
Cincinnati ~ Philadelphia
St Louis At brooklyn
ChiCagO at BOSTON
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Standing Of the Clubs.
To-day's Games.

To-day's Games.
Philadelphia ut Detroit.
New York ut Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington AZ st. Louis.
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bO5TON5 TAXI:
TNO From TIL:
REDS EASILY
Yesterdays Games

Er"nlilyn. 4: Pittsburgh. ..
New York. s; ST. Louis. n.
Phiiadrlphi;I .; Chicago. :.
BOSTON. II; 'tnrlruat', !
Boston. l2; Cincinnati. )
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GOLDEN DAYS

Admission and Deserved Seats on Sale
Circus Day, without Extra Charge, ut
Davis, Burkhnm and Tyler Co., l+le-ll13
Market Street.
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PITTSBURGH


none cut when winning run was
The Washington herald., 1918-12-09
KEEPING UP WITH HUBBY.
By DOROTHY DIX
THE WORLDS HIGHEST PAID WOMAN WRITER

fortunes, they can count on euslifyinr
for the role Of the well known neg
lected wife OF whom we hear so
much.
Indeed, it may be said that a wife's
salvation consists in her being a
lightning change artist. especially II
she Is married to a hUstling. wide
awake American man. For Il is quite
as likely for her TO need to know At
one time of her life how to spend
money as il was at another time 10
know how to save il. Also. il NAV be
just as much her wifely duty 10 help
her husband eat fine dinners at res
taursnts as IL once was 70 cook din
ners for him al home
Moreover, whether il is her duty or
not, 1t is her safety. and her only
chance Of keeping her husband. For
the man who wants TO play is going
70 play. and there is no lack OF fuTy
little playfellows looking for such
game as he is when he wsnders Arth
alone
You've got TO keep up with hubby
or lose him. Take your choice. ladies.
Copyright. 1915. y the Whe,l-r syndfcsu. Inc
The Washington herald., 1918-12-09
Time Brings Joy
And Happiness
AS the Hours Pass the Coming OF
Baby Draws Nearer-Are
You Prepared9

No woman awaiting the joy of
coming motherhood should allow
the days to pass without using the
wonderful penetrating application,
Mothers Friend.
BY its regular use Throughout the
period the system is prepared for
the coming event and strain and
tension is relieved. 1t renders the
broad. flat abdominal muscles
plant and they readily yield to ma
ture's demand for expansion. As a
result the nerves are not drawn
upon with that peculiar wrenching
strain, and nausea, nervousness,
bearing down and stretching pains
are counteracted. The abdomen ex-
pands easily when baby arrives and
the hours at the crisis are natur-
ally less. Pain and danger as a.
consequence is avoided
Mothers Friend not only aIlays
distress in advance, but assures a
speedy recovery for the mother
The skin is kept soft and smooth
and natural and free from disfig-
urement.
Write to the Bradfield Regulator
Company. Dept. j, Lamar BuiIding.
Atlanta, Georgia, for their Mother'
hood Book, and procure a bottle of
Mothers Friend from the druggist.
II Is just as standard as anything
you can think of.-Ady,
The Washington herald., 1918-12-09

of the Covenant and the Washing
ton Club.
Miss Mary Carter Graham will en-
tertain a dinner party Thursday even
ing in compliment to Miss Frances
Hopkins, the debutante daughter of
Maj. and Mrs. Nevii Monroe Hopkins,
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott and her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Bromwell,
have cards out for tea on the aft
, ernoon Of December IA. at their resi-
dence, 1916 Q street, at which Miss
Mildred Bromwell will be presented.
Mrs. Burwell Cutler has returned
from her Buffalo home, where she has
been spending about a month. She
brings with her her mother, Mrs E. s,
| Carroll, who will spend the HOLIDAYS
in Washington. DIR. Carroll will prob
| aby join her about Christmas time.
The working force of the Red Cross
will give reception on Thursday
evening in the Red Cross Club In
honor Of Mr.. Henry p. Dawson.
MISS DlouEtlI mas as her
guest Miss Mary Seelbach, Of Loui.,-
vile. KY. who arrived Saturday
night, and is planning several affairs
for her entertainment.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou has returned
from Old Point Comfort and reopened
her apartment on Wyoming avenue,
Her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Burnett,
returned this week from Boston,
where she has been visiting Admiral
and Mrs. Spencer Wood. She and her
mother are planning a dance during
the Christmas holidays and a party
for the debutantes of the year.
Mrs Ruggles and Miss Golden Rug
gies- wife and daughter of Gen.
Ruggles, who is now in France, have
taken an apartment at Wardman
fark Inn for the season. Mrs. Ruggles,
mother of Gen. Ruggles, will present
Miss Golden Ruggles and Miss Alma
Ruggles, another granddaughter, at a
tea on December 21, in her apart
ment in the Dupont.
The members of the artillery branch
of the Army Emergency Committee
will meet this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
in the apartment of Mrs. James p.
Robinson in the Farnsboro.
The official films of the American
ExpeditionarY Forces which the direc-
tor of the Military Intelligence Di-
vision of the General Stafr is showing
today and tomorrow afternoon to in
vited audiences. made up of govern
ment officials, army and navy officers
and members of the diplomatic corps
and their wives. promise to be of un-
usual interest. Few, If any have been
seen before.
Mrs. Francis Bacon James will
give a dance at the Chevy Chase
Club on Thursday evening, Decem-
Der S. in honor of her debutante
daughter. Miss Theresa James.
Mrs. L. d. Brandeis, wife of the
Justice of the Supreme Court, and
Miss Brandeis are among recent ar
rivals at Pinehurst, n. c.
Capt. and Mrs. c. c. Calhoun will
be at home on Friday afternoon, De-
cember 20, to present Mrs. Calhoun's
daughter, Miss Margaret Symonds,
The Washington herald., 1918-12-09
NINEN-SECOND
CHAPTER.
Mary Is Rescued from Ger
man Conspirators by Romance
in Uniform.

However in the world did you gel
back to the Hotel Victory to find
your precious bag?" I hastened tc
inquire.
Isn't real life far more startling
than fIction?" Mary asked in her
turn. MY dear. romance is tame
compared to what has actually hap
pened to me lately"
well. I'm mighty glad you've had
some joy in the situation" ! said.
The thing looks awfully dangerous
TO me-"
I'm not out of the danger zone
yet" admitted Mary. But to go
back to the Inn: That gang kept me
in the room with the girl all after
noon. They threatened torture-evcn
death-unless l produced the goods
they were after. l had about de-
cided to give up-to tell them it was
TO dinner with them. The room was
fairly we'll filled with a motoring
crowd. l noticed four soldiers at one
table-but 1t was a very dull place in
spite of little music. Its dullness,
however, helped me to plan my es-
cape.
~ can dance l said, as the
violins struck up popular sIep.
ri wake up this crowd a bit So
around the room L twirled, nearer
and nearer to the main entrance, but
as l came close. I saw one of my
captors leaning against a pillar out
side, smoking carelessly. Before
could whirl to the opposite door. the
other man sauntered through it.
Those dandy soldier boy-they'lI
help me- / said to myself. And I
ended my dance with my most fas-
cinating bow as an honor TO their
table.
Boys I said below the applause.
Then l was startled into shyness and
silence as they all came to their
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feet with as much courtesy as they
would ever show a coloners lady. ]
looked from one smiling face to an
other-and then-guess whom l saw
Ny heart sank TO my toes. l could
only think of Jimmy. the boy of the
wonderful manners and good heart !
could only say impatiently:
"Oh. l never can guess"
Il saw the red curls and the blue
eyes, and the freckles of the Mon
tana giant! You must remember him!
You made me throw a kiss to him
the day we gave a sidewalk dinner
to the lorry drivers out at Bridge
port"
And that man fell in love with YOU
at first sight. IL ever l saw a case of
the disease! / remember perfectly
well" And 1 sighed. as a girl al
ways does when a genuine love af-
fair is revealed to her.
And he's still in love-much more
than ever" And Mary sighed visit
fully. too.
But to go back to the Inn?" I
suggested.
Help me" I said to the soldiers.
! guess there was a thrill in my
voice which made explanations un-
necessary. Get me out of this crowd /,
Take me back to the Hotel Victory
at once"
1 could picture it all. Four army
men would never want a gayer ad-
venture!
And Of course Tiny has been a sort
OF body guard for me ever since"
said Mary, as if the story were con-
cluded.
Tiny l repeated.
Martin Goff-he's six feet three
so naturally the boys call him Tiny
for Short
And how did Tiny ever wander I'D
Bear Mountain | asked
That's not a cheerful tale. He was
gassed, months ago. He and his
friends were sent home to get we'll
If they can. It's part of their treat
ment to tramp hours every day.
Lately I've been walking with Tiny
a. lot"
Il can gueess that all right" said
I, "and l can guess something more"
(To be continued)