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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Everyday Wisdom
BY DON HEROIn
ON BEING A HUMAN BEING

nere are times when II is uucOa,
venient TO be a human being
Bed pillows are too thin or too
thick. Chairs are too soft or too
hard. Arms on chairs are in the way
or when there ought To be arms there
aren't Dining room tables are too
big for two. people or too small for
six street cars are too big In tho
middle OF the day and too small AT
rush hours Shoes seldom tit Clothes
are a bother They have TO be- taken
Off and put on. IL man lives 10
years, he ties his shoe strings 26.5sg
times. Every once in n while we have
TO wash our faces. We have to eat
off OF dishes and somebody has TO
wash the dishes Men have to shave.
Women have TO comb their hair and
take n day Off and wash IL once every
month or 80. At night II gets dark
and we have to use artificial light.
and there are light bills to pay
certain amount OF eating Is necessary
Dentists thrive on us Doctors flourish
and undertakers fatten. When We 70
up In tail building we have TO use
an elevator. IL we want to keen our
! house warm we have to 40 down I'm
the basement and put 35 cents worth
| OF coal In the furnace which rcurr.
sents an hour OF some other kind "
effort or other In the summer we
have to fan And while We are try
ing to keep cool in the summer. moths.
are eating our winter underwear I'm
the fall we have to buy more. And
we have TO buy moth balls. And
every four years we have TO rendiust
the tariff
There are times when It Is incon-
venient 10 be a human being. It's A
wonder we ever get anything else
/ done. Same OF US don't
/ Copyright, 1913. GEORGE Matthew Adam.l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Hunting a Husband MAR, '' sogo..,

Lanes as there are days In the week.
l. This was all happenstancc, you
Isay No It was not happenstance.
| Look into your own mind Honestly.
You must admit ' was purpostful II
was intriguing II was unworthy OF
| q good woman. And YOU would turn
from me with repulsiou cry. Liar"
or. some suCh-if should deny you
that word
/ Now, Sara Lane you aro'old enough
you are wise enough to know that
no woman can treat a man as you
did me Then pun aside your skirts
Idaintily and say, Men are hateful
vulgar coarse"
They are mono NJ these things II
you women win give them an ideal
10 live form yourselves'
You said, ana weakly, that you did
not know until the end YOU could not
care for me. why aid YOU not know
It In the beginning? II you knew
enough, 10 draw me, "A woman hater,
out OF himself. to YOU, then why
could you not know your own rDiud7
That I was not Your MANI
Yet, ] feel IN honesty bound 10 nd-
nit that | do not believe you knew
your own mind.
Take time--study yourself know
what YOU are And be. az know
you VIII be woman worthy Of a
good mans love
II ! did not under my skin respect
you. admire you. / would never touch
pen To paper FOR YOU see you as a
woman able to do big. FINE things
Al.o 4 say ] want YOU 10 do them
Beside you, the petty flrtations OF
a Dorothy Frazier the surface beauty
OF Constance Dwight. are as moth
BE worthy OF yourself
Yours. G. n.
"Dr BNby." ! bowed my sbaoed
head ON my hands Il shan ,neva, u,
vow to myself lead another man
.on. until I know myself"
Tomorrow New Quarters
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
, title Benny's Notebook

was eating pcenuts In the kitchin
and throwing the empty shells In the
coal sCuttle. and our cat was setting
ron the kitchn tablet, wich his name
is Fluffy aud he always sets there
I'm he gets chased down. and |
lhawt. g. 1 wonder il you Good himo-
TIE "a cat
And ! went over and looked rite In
his eyes and wigglcd my hands In
frunt Of his face like hipmotist, say
Ing. Fluffy you're a cletunt, you got a
trunk ana cevrythinR heers pecnut.
And ! put pecnut up 10 his mouth,
but he, Jest kcpp on setting there
looking nt me as II he thnwt he was
| lhlpmotizlng me insted OF me hipmo-
ti2lng him, ana ! wiggNed my hands
in frunt of his face agen saving.
You're elctunt, you're elefunt don't
You know when you're a clefunt? Wich
| he didcnt look as II he did and /
thowt ! know wat. llf make him
| bIcoVc hes tiger and I'm Kernel
! Roozyclt after him
Wich | started to do. wiggfing my
hands In frunt OF his face like eny-
thinge and saying Presto chongeo.
you're tiger in the iungils and I'm
Nkernel Roozvelt with gun and n
pistil and club
FLUFFY Jest keeping on looking as
II he was thinking OF umthing eIts.
and yelled, You're a tiger. darn Won
you're tiger Wich Fluffy looked as
II he didcnt think 80, and yelled
You're hipmotized tiger, bang. bang
Ana ! quick poked him twice in the
end OF tho nose with my finger. n IA
wat did he do but lift up his nav
ana slap me rite across the hand
making a big red scratch. and thawt
oosh' darn II l dident do 1t. 1 hlpmo-
tized him.
Ony | dident try Il agen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

h,nd trr valentine tuw,inus ur other
To brighten and gladden. r, sld days fOr
mother
Life /. 10 nlIsd sib te srir,iue ,ud ,Isb,ug.
b. -ot"Ndrd with dug and fuItus and uy.
los
30 ihronged win the hcArasbo Of sacrifice
splendid
That never n seems. fh.n our weeping hs
ended
so vhon comes glad day Uso Valentine ,
Ls. lh. ,epiril VI loto enter la v.b tho
daWhiug
Send her a valentine send her token
NhNchy ell the love 10 your heart may be
spoken
Think Of her now a. you did In the old days
Bring back the JOY Of ber youth and The gold
days.
Rough arc tho ways that We oil are nav
treadinE
Rouse he, iroR growing aud frs'.lHE Sod
Hero Is day YOU can lirhtcu her sorrow.
Give her a 10y 10 remember tomorrow
Too many days now Hrc troubled and drcary {.
Here h day to make merry and cherry
Here Ia a time for your tOsea and laughter !
What though new aorrovE may follow here
after,
Bend her valentine something or other.
MAKE IL y glorious Elsd day for mother.
Copyright lDtH. by Edgar A. uuest)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

TEMPLE Okla. Feb. IA warn
ing to hooueggers gamblers and 9TH
ers following unlawful occupations or
non occupations. has been issued by
business men OF Temple. AT this
time when there In plenty OF work
for everybody, there N no excuse for
young men laying around and either
living off their parents or off the vie
TINS they fleece ,ssi4=yaf hard-earped
mopryE' says statement The
gamblers, bootlegRers and other
leeches must 60 10 work or move
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

INV ~ USkA Okla- Frb- Il-T II
Mclaughlin, Ciyil war veteran one
or the pioneers Of Oklahoma wns run
over ON the street by an auto on Is,i-
day night an has lain IN a comotosa
condition slnce, Today there has been
return OF consciousness and tho al
tending physician Drinks there Is a
chance that the iS31red man, in spite
OF age and mauS injuries, may get
about again. The party drlyirv The
car that caused the accident did NOT
stop ana his identity has not been
learned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
MEN WHO CAME BACK
(Copyrighted by ;he British Canadian
Recruiting Mission

N~oPyTlshled by ;he BRUSH Canadian
Recruiting MissionD
By SEitGT. J &. LARCHE
(Sergeant Iarche OF the Belgian
forces has brought down sixteen Ger
man planes, His first encounter Was
with squad OF German aeroplarcs
coming back from raid on London.
He brought down his second near
bruges. his third action was at Ca
lars and at fhunkerque, where his
squadron brought down seven Ger
man planes. In a single duel with
German plane aave Reims Capelle
Sergeant larche battled with the
enemy plane 10000 feet above the
earth. Two ranges-b00 shots--weIe
fired by Sergeant Larche The Ger
man plane descended, a pitiful hulk
! once he says. Il ducked the enemy
| by turning capitulating, you
say When descended ] found forty
two bullets in the plates of the ma
Chine.'D
I was In London in the motor bust
ness when the newspapers told that
war was declared and that the Ger
mans were marching on Belgium. my
country. | lost no time In Offering my
car and myself 10 officers In charge
and the second dag OF the war | was
Z in BRUSSELS as chauffeur 10 the Bel
gian headquarters
From Liege we retrented to Os-
tend II was retreat. retreat At
Aarschot when we took the tOWa
back, we saw something OF the atrucl-
ties of the Germans. For instance,
there was p church; lot OF women
and children had gone There for rel
luge II was burned down and VIC
found 1t full of bodies OF women and
children. At Louyan from an~obserSJ-
ton post | saw them driving our Bel
gian womenNnd children and old men
in front OF their army. They took the
city and destroyed and burned IT,
Everybody knows that Then we re-
treated to Malnes, where we had four
big battles. Twice we retook 1t. but
the Germans got il again after terri
bic artillery bomhardment G
4 was at Lierre, near AntH erp. on
October &, 1914. We were then get
ting reinforcements from the British
naval division. There our army was
cut to pieces After that | was given
training at Etampcs and Joined the
Belgian aviation corfs.
one day | was testing "A new ma
chine. l fell 9,0Jv feet How ! es-
capped was a marvel. | was hurt ana
discharged from the Belgian army
Now | have enlisted again and am go
ing back with the british tank corps
Nv training in mechanics helps me IN
that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13


Well. Uncle Lucky didn't spTain his
digestion hy eating too much lettuce
salad as / feared he might In the last
story but ne burnt his mouth with
tho carrot tea. which is almost as bnd'
.Itow"ror. as He was an old soldier,
land h1i been In three wars. he didn't
mind = little thingIT&s that NO.
what time Is It ~ that gold watch
and chain | gave yoE he said turn
INK to the Little Rabbit.
IT'S three hours TO fourteen
o'clock" answered his bunny nephew
VINO was Very proud TO think that his
watch was still going, and IL certainly
did go Il II could get az near fourteen
o'c'ock as that
'Wcll. | must be on my way said
the old gesIleman rabbit and he
climbed into the automobile with his
sprained ankle and his burnt mouth
and "A big smile, for Uncle Lucky just
couldn't sprain or burn that. you
know,
Just keep on a-smAing
Tho troubles high are piling.
Don't you fret; ncycr get
sad or 1iscontentad
Wear o smile, It's the style;
SCowls are smiles demented.
j. Now II You don't know what "de-
lmenrd" means just ask the man who
sold your father the dictionary. and
! IhCll tell YOU.
l'ut In case yon can't find him, I'll
| tell yoth II means crazy" and so you
sec "A crazy Tnile would be a scoWl,
Can't ! go with Uncle Lucky as far
as the MIN Poni?" asked little rab-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

Postmaster General burlcson, In a
letter headed. urgent and Conf
Dental" asks all postmostors to pre-
rare and mali to him an accurate list
Of names aud addresses Of farmers,
Truck growers, dnirymcn and stock
men. marked "p~rsonal and conf
dental" The aupounccd purpose Of
this list Is 10 promote the sale OF
Liberty bonds II this is the sole
purpose Why the secrecy? Why
should the liat be marked '"Persona'
and confidential" II the postmaster
general only wants to sell Liberty
bonds II looks suspiciously IKE the
postmastor general wanted mailing
Isl for political purposes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

Tho Washington Times Is OF the
opinion that 90 per cent OF tho peo-
pic want government ownership of
railroads. our conclusion Is that 30
per cent OF tho people do not care
whoop about It 30 long as they get
their freight on time,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Oklahoma Outbursts
Don't be a dul


Reports from cIutoumcuis seem 10
indicate tbat pneumonia cnu'"7 moro
'lf.altloa than the G"hman, ahrlls
Wo know it was coming Begin
ning with February rs wo arc to hnv"
a FmokclcsH week 800 that the soldiers
may have their fags
Love continues 10 bo hilarious NJ
arc on well ~ locksmiihs y H.
Illikcy of Broken Arrow aged so,
has married Evaliuo Bland. aged 2s,
Speaking Of safety the trenches on
the western front are not aa danger
Gus as the streets Of Tulsa whom the
speed demorr turn themselves loose.
W l.. Alevnndcr IN page an
rouuccmrut. tells the Democratic
voters that he has broken through
tho Robertson Murray bJrrogo and as
Hufc In tho trenches
William Scurry Kansas CITY
newspaper man h1H h,.u aIiDl to
tho STAFF of the National War saw.
inrs committee ut Mu#Norco We
trust he VIII not develop the same
NplIminouiy lhat has heretofore
characterized thni committee
An inspection OF the list of outrlog
iU tho SBtc university beauty cor.
test shows that oklahoma CIty girls
prrduwiuu'c Docs This mean that
Oklahoma riy really believes she
hls more pretty girls than amy other
town iu the HHiD2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
state Hospital Contrnct Lei

OKLAHOMA CITY = Feb. l2'-The
state board OF affairs has let the con
tract to Lisle & Dunnlng OF this CITY
Tor the construction OF the state nos
pital. which has been located in this
city. The contract price IL sIB3,ibO
and the building is 20 be completed in
ten months from February 9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

NEW WILSON, Okla, Feb. Ia
Plan>are being made for the erection
AT an early date Of big plant here
FOR the Sun Light CfShpn 'rompanN =
local corpoyation WIFI n capital or
t2b0.0 coo II viii manufacture from
crude, oil carbon and carbon products
for which there Is said 20 be n great
demand IN the United Statea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

The state administration seems dc
termined to tax the oil Industry Just
little more than the business will
stand. II appears TO be the policy In
Oklahoma To kin OF all enterprises by
taxation " II cannot get rid OF them
any other way
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

Any baker may advertise his prod
oct IN "vctory" bread, providing II
contains not moro than SO per cont
wheat flour The baker may uso his
own discretion as 10 the other 20 per
cent. and some OF thams viii prob
ably find that inflated ozone Ia n
good filler
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

The question ts Who Is paying the
bills for keeping cN King Constantine
up in royal state In his Swiss refuge p
rut what's the difference. anyway as
long as his former Grecl, subjects are
not taxed for the purpose
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

II is folly to Kick about the cost OF
eating fish or fowl or OF Substitutes
for wheat bread What We ought TO
be thankful for instead Is that We are
not dodging Gefman shells and
pleased to Eet breakfast OF bean
SOUP In the trenches
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

A good place for the disloyal ones to
be given view OF the Stars and
Stripes IN from the wrong side OF
prison bars.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

Other people have their bargain
sales, ."but You so to the real estate
man II you want to get LOT for your
money.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

Houdinl has new act In which he
makes live elephant disappear.
Maybe he was the guy who put tho
@ O + out N business so mystcrl-
ously In 1915, Just practcing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
rhones: All Departments, GOOO

iofegn Advertising Representatives ByAuL
uHhih Munson, RAJ f,nh A'yy New infh
svl DoNon.hite ~ uostuu. Ford Parsons
GO, Peoples Ca HldE ChiDgo. oscar u
Davies, bJI Victor Bldg kAusas Cin No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

An Ohio man SAas added to the
tribulatAus OF the race and the horror
OF war times by inyenting an apparn
tus which enables man TO play a
ululeIe and voilin at the same time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

The person who died four years aro
has missed more than he would nj unV
other time OF his lie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

The Newark Evening News contains
the ad Of New Jerseys Leading Col
ored Undertaken" from whiSg We Gull
the fulluwin
"HIest be tho tie that binds.
Tho Death my frame may shake.
Then call me brother OF my rnce
and let him undertake"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

one OF Railroad Director Mrhdoo's
experts has found thgi II costs 81
cents To- stop or start train
But II Is frequently more expensive
not TO stop i'm time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

The mind and the shirt are both
wonderful things FOR the Advancement
OF civilization, Hpwver, the shirt has
s shs advantage II can gosto the laun-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
OnAe Spur,
"fMeNO.:lnl!;!o!snt !; {
knlllR

LIAoaaiS MLlL

To eat or not to eat. that ia the ques-
ton.
'nhtcher II is noblcr in the mind TO
suffer
The pangs OF an almost Unsuitable
hunger
Or take up arms against sea OF
troubles
Outrageous prices discourtoous trades
men,
or is 1t best 10 starve and never know
them.
To get along on erits and corumeal
outlets
or so and live with the wife's folks,
Which is, perhaps,
4 cunsummation deyoutly To be wished.
w. shake.
This seems TO be tho closed season
on Mexican generals
Haven't heard Of one being shot for
three months.
The first spring rohhin' was seen
out our way the other night
A culprit broke into the grocery
store. but got away with his loot two
pounds OF butter and a side Of bacon.
man blew into Hurnips Corners,
Mich, the other day with twenty
dollar hui which he displayed CON
spicuuusly
,rhe constable Is keeping m eye on
the man us he believes there must be
u reward out for hiut
Those tWentics certainly are scarce
thcs days
70
Somtime the world breeds sdiscontent
And keeps on getting scrappicr,
HcCnuse OF efforts which were meant
TO make II vastly happier
on account OF the high price Of
gasoline good many automobiles
viii be laid up next summer.
Let us All Join IN stngng, shall
We Gather at the FliNVerH'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
IN DAYS or FUNLEsS COMEDY

A very little while ago,
I wrote a comic opry show,
| tok it 10 u manager
And said: Here Is your opry. sir"
He said. Twill never get the money
He looksT ltS%ver with n squiut
And then he handed back my print.
pecause, You see. It's really funny"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

This seems to be tho closed season
on Mexican generals.
Haven't heard Of one being shot for
three months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

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rh. Associated IreSs IA eiclusi'cy entitled 10
tnf,uso ior republication Of aii ne~a dispatches
credited 20 II or not otherwise credited w Dis
lapsr and also thu loCsl news published herein
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-04
GUe College
Party Tonight

The "all college party" at the First
Methodist church this evening under
the direction of Mrs. w. w. Tousley,'
of the college department of the sS2n-
day school, and Miss Alice Moshl0r,
president of the Epworth league.
gives promise of being a most sue
cessful event. Rev. and Mrs. H. H.
Frost. Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Ewald,
Prof. and Mrs. I. w. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Gillespie will assist
the officers of the departments and
the cabinet members of the Epworth
league in entertaining the guests.
Baskets of cut flowers, greenery,
flags and the national colors will be
used in the decorations of the rooms,
and this feature of the party is being
cared for by Miss Elenora Watkins,
assisted by a group of young people
Of the church. A short musical pro-
gram will be given by the Liberty
quartet, Mrs. Edwin Maryland and o.
M. Varnson. Miss Esther WoIdy and
Miss Margaret Cruickshank will give
readings, and DR.. Frost, a short ad-
dress. The various committees for
the affair are: Entertainment, the
Misses Ruth Fisher. Ethel Tousley,
Mae Hanson and Muriel Hawley, and
Messrs. Cuba CLANCY and William
Williams; refreshments, Mrs. I. w.
Smith and Mrs. w. D. Gillespie.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-04

and the repast will be served az $50
/ o'clock The evening will be spent.
| in games and an informal musical
/ program.
Miss MurEel Canaan. of jamestown, q
| sister of Mira. Phiio BrockaWays OF
Fargo. has gone TO Camp Lewis.
| American Lake, Wash, where she Will
do cantorment service, Miss Canaan ~
Red Cross nurse.
Rev. Mr.. Bohnhoff and daughter.
Miss Evelyn, of Valley City, were Wis
itors in Fargo and Moorhead for
few days' Miss Ky, Evelyn wv WIZ attetid
Miss Anna Kerber, of the Firestone
Tire Co, who has been visiting her
| parents at Karnak, n. p. for the past
resumed her duties.
| o.
Mrs. e. Pierce and daughter, Miss
Cora Pierce, SIS Third avenue north,
have returned from Devils Lake.
| where they have been looking after
business interests for the past two
weeks.
Miss Anna Ellington, a saleslaiy at
the Herbst department store, is
spending some time at her home at
Park River. Miss Ellingson was called
| home by the death of her brother,
Lieutenant Ellingson, who died of
pneumonia at one Of the eastern
| camps.
Mrs. Lawrence Kennedy, of Grand
| Forks, has come to Fargo TO make
her home for the winter months with
her daughter, Mrs. Katherine Bowen
of the Colonial mats
Miss Eleanor Farr was chosen
president of the Horace Mann Erodel-
phian society at a meeting held
elected were: Vice president, Winni-
fred Ulsaker; secretary, Eleanor
Strate; treasurer. Della Johnson; crit
&c, Johanna Troseth; editor. Eloise
faculty advisor. The Misses Hazel
Nelson. Alice Chandler and Lilah Hell
geson were named members of the
executive committee.
The freshman class of the Fargo
high school held the annual election
Of officers Thursday evening" and the
Gregory MaIlarian; vice president.
Dorothy Donnelly; secretary, James
Grady; treasurer, Charles Lawrence;
Cynosure editor, Marvel Nichols. and
faculty advisor, Miss Weaver.
The B 4 class Of the First Baptist
church will be entertained this eve
1922 Fourth avenue north. A cordial
invitation is extended to every mem
Der of the class.
Miss Bess BalIantyne, who has been
teacher in the Fargo high school
for the past three years. Is now At
Washington, u. c., where she is en-
gagged in government work. She has
written friends in the city saying that
she enjoys her new work very much
and is pleasantly located. Miss Bal
Iantyne's address Is 1905 Emerson
street, n. w.
Pres. and Mrs. Z. Lee Howard. of
Fargo college, will be honor guests at
of the First Congregational church,
Thursday evening, Oct. 10. The hours
will be from s until 10 O'Clock, and
Invitations 70 attend the affair are
being extended to all members of the
congregation and friends of the hon
or guests.