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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
BnrAcsVilic Briefs.

'lf' f''h Mi~' 'h'F.'.' i'ri''n 't
Cherry sir'.''i. hay" h''1l visiting With
Mr. hi'd Mrs. 'iarr! Hughes al '"lHm-
bus,
Frank MH"k. 81 F"''!iIi"Id. spent sun
day ana Monday with friends here.
LEWIS Watt al Wash. !"ti u!i'E".
Washington. IA. sl"'ni ih" week end At
his home or walnut street. =
Mrs. Ross Conner If Laws stree: left
M"r:day Tor /" !'Si' with her d;sug'''"r.
Mrs E"h.".% !!hEAr 81 hester. W. Va.
J. .Er""n !ng Hunt. "i Camp Sh"rin"'i'
win" i"~ h""u III "i rh"un1atiSm. re-
'''iN.h "!': h"li'iHhI'' "i''rhnTi" ana mas
returned /" HIS HON" "N f.n%t Nam
street.
'llud" II"N"r$ RETURNED !" Wheeling
Nrrh:N after. 4 visit 1T his h";ii" "ii
lligh street
l'r'd i.arm"$ nf Alliance. has l"'n
81 HLiu" III. ra"t f"w days with his
uar.ur" MIR n:.d Ml>. Grant tarnrS
81 .i,,:!th t;nrlI-r street.
M!S$ Emma f.i'M'fn ~ near tt"n-
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NOTES AND COMMENTS
(Hy rr!va:r wir" Ia tho I'jnnn"" COM
pany.)

(Hy private wir" Ia tho Ejnnn"" conn
panyl
Financial News BULLETIN says: Th"r"
- a great deal If SkcrtiriSnI now de-
v"l"ving IL regard I" tn" German Will
iri.n"SS to discu*S r"a"" "n account az
failure To win III" war AMI talk of i'll
i.rr:u disturbance. II is argued that
X.pr-lin raId!ng and pr"rarlng f"r ~
western drive. plainly seen. would not
10 coihr on In such ra&r.
Whom a company like tn" r"nnsylTa-
mia Railroad has as many a$ iifty trains
stumbling idi" Cor M" "rtir" day ut TN.
grr:,; Philadelphia terminal Owing !"
larl. If Iuruirmiiyrs.' il is not in"rp"r-
luur L. draw attention I" tn" fact that
w.. i!avc Baldwin Locomotive and Amer
i,.tn Locomotive stocks listed OH tn"
exchange.
Americans MT" going !" ~ surprised
~ liz. "Slohhcr!ug over "f certain
t..,yS,.ar"rs slammed rs rrn.t;"r:.Ian hc-
!,,r..: Tia. nati"ri registered it's war do
,.r"" -; S""n us Irrliu gives III" SiGnal
/" star, :, sol, squad drive" M";"ri'""-
zeal tears should therefore accompany
real l"ac.. lnuv"S--;,ll chars HAY To-
'..r,"~riIi".
H. r.rruy quarters "r III" street Il i
..r.lnrrd lhnr 4 lnre" amount ut Few
I,,l,>:tm"nt buying would max" itI ar
I..,rar,r.. in tn" rajl,-,Hd l!S: with psi
trv.. congressional asSuranr" thor" IS n"
Iik"ljl:nnd Of government "wE"r~h'I.
r,n..nci.s IN that direction noted III
WASHINGTON ha>" influenced short Gov
criug in rails.
Uni,,d States stool: Th" period IN
Which rmri"y"~ arG privileged I" sub
scribe. for ,."luninu stock n: $50 II Shar"
has been "Nt"uh"i /" February -.
st".l operations show no imrr"r"-
,n"ut. If anything less capacity is 49,
i've than 4 week "ro. Recent cold
weather has aggravated the situation
and mills ar" operating from ;" |" :"
per cont Of capacity. Steel C"rr"rG,i"u
is ,lWwu To about A. PER cent.
IN View Of r"dIlr"G operations III Jan
unry Hild part Of This month. with litil"
relief IN $irht. Il is Il t"r"g"u" Cnnrlu-
.!ul. that Suuir very low records IN NJ
,.rirugS Will hr mah' III current dGHr.
t,r~ This is at Il tam" wh:n ""rl"r;i-
tiuuS ar" Str'Ilning "V'JN point L. rails"
cash Tor war TAX payments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
LLOYDSYILLE

W. II. r"lvi.s at Wheeling. WAS rc-
cert .l..>; &C his Lrulhrr-ln-l;w. +. RI.
H#rl. 81. Welcome Inn
Willard George. student Of Mt. Union
cullrr". spent IN" week "Hd with his
i,nr.uls. H:r. and Mrs ". l.. George on
FRIDAY cycrmuG Ne went tho county
-rar to attend til" l,ali game While
il III. city. thieves. >lui" from his ma
,t:!mr tools. Il good fur mp. bread. cakes
md III fact all :hat WAS loose except
In" ruhcS
Miss Louisiana Campbell Of New
Athens. has h.r-i III" guest "r Mary
Lodge 'rst If town.
IL. tn" sam" n'.iEhL"rh""i the FAMILY
-! Harry lInluuumd ar" suffering from
griT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Spad" of Norris
trw.n. sent sunday with Clair H"wles
nnI fulnily.
Edmund l:raudinll WAS at st. Glars
yllI' "n business Friday.
Miss Mary WilninS,:I Is spending
:"n,r ;imr with her cousin Mae Taylor
81 Lansing. IT,.
Mr., ana Mrs, t1arcm:'. clark and lit
IL, daughter. ara visiting Akron rela-
s!v">.
Mrs. rrrl L"n,x. rr 81. Ciairsvill". nc.
r"rnInmi"d h"r mother Mrs. +. ~ C"wies
hn,n" on saturday anal VIII remain Tor
- ;,ni... wntll improved in health.
MiSS.t Virginia Merritt and Edna
Enm.l.* attended Iii" i";!ch'"$ meeting.
ON Saturday ~ 81. ilrr*Eli!".
Miss Ina MH" Humphrey has h""n
cn,,firrrr t. h"r h"rl" lar several days
from grip.
t. =. iinwl"< md w>r" and children
Arthur. Frank and Marie. Were ut Moy-
risl"wn Saturday evening,
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STEUBENViLLE

---STEI.RENNtI.!F: ohio. Feb. h
Emunni., Fiammiua. t'"i!aush"H lial-
ian Who MAS indicted hy tn: recent
rr:tud Jury with shooting M!rha"l l?i
Carlo. prominent Min::" merchant. Win
intent Iu Kill. mrar.ar"d III r":hIm"n pleas
court here to-day h.fnr'' Judy" arr II.
:Sniln. ana entered. n pI";t ~ guilty lie
,r.rirI na,lnL any connection with IN"
writing # III, black land letters III
Atarlr is san, ~ hnTr received. lie stat
ed that H.. had been with hi Carl" on
;h.. day IF the shooting. ard that he
feared him. H. ~ sentenced /" from
rnr 70 iw"!iy YEAR,; In TN" rc!"rlnAi"ry.
glyrr liz rriNll".;" "f choosing that III
>fi,uiinu IN preference !" IN" state PEN
Il, niINrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
Bar Association Elects Officers.

The jefferson county bar association
has reorEanizcd for the ensuing year
with the lc-elrrtion OF the following Of
ticrrs:. President. T.. l.. Finley. vice
president Jay 5. Paisley and secretary
treasurer Roy l.. McClavc. service
nag hearing eight stars was presented
to the association by Misses Agnes Do-s
nan and Harriet Thatcher. court stem
ErarhcrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
Narle To Speak HerA

6. o. Maggie. city manager OF Wheel.
ing. Is lc speak at the noon luncheon OF
rh,. ways. and means committee Of the
Chamber o. Commerce here on Wedacs-
dav. Mr.. Magic Is we'll known here
and il * expected that there will DO
large crowd out to hear aim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
Gets on EASY.

John Lawson. we'll known young man
Of This CITY. Sot off comparatively easy
h.:rc today when he pleaded guilty to The
charge Of shooting with intent TO Kill.
He was indicted at the recent grand
Jury. He fired several shots through
door OF house whcre 2 number or
young men had gathered The judge
let HIM down with u f!no Of 500. ard
COSTS. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
MN A N U 8

man. to Miss Helen Chadwick, Of
Brooklyn. will take place next SATURDAY
a, the home OF the brides parents ia
Brooklyn. A number Of local relatives
Will attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". Va. Fn :. 'lS.
Furnished The 1atclligencer ~ A. E
NaateIt ( Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OK West Elr-
Klnia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
F. Brand. nauaEer-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
SIy n'rlnrl- Di1ner

Mr. tud Ma 'i",r.:' Fowler "f North
Er"HG".a.. 'lt'riiiiI'' with \ ;!N O'clock
dinner ~ i'"ir nnii''. "iG Myth i;rrrI-
"rt N"i"iET E"iir!E complimentary ~
tH,tT facet .tu~. ~! !;tiI ur i'hilal"lph;a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
nFrc p,r+l,nIfl nnaI

Mrs. John Earth"ld. t.. South Third
street. Is dead, IT her h"m" here. After II
l.ngthy illness. She PASSED away carly
this morning. Sine Is survived by her
husband and several children. She was
Il m"mbcr Of St raui's Episcopal
. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
ZIG DEFICIENCY BILL.

WASHINGTON. Feb. a.-The largest
deficiency appropriation hill in the his
tory Of the United States. carrying be-
tween $500, nG1. non and S2.nO0.0oO.0:O
including huge sums for aviation and
fnr the army ard navy. was completed
today by the mouse appropriations, SUBJ
cu:umittrc [, will b. reported tomor-
row to the fun committees.
Secretary Eakcr today asked congress
for Sl3"il.iSn more for construction
Gi army uuartrrnaSt"r *torehouses -
the Panama canal zone during The nrXt
fiscal year and SECRETARY Rcdttcid ask
Cd for i deficiency appropriation or
Sl5UUn0 to rcrair lighthouses destroyed
on the Atlantic coast BIZ storms this
winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
Ha3kctHlll,

Tin" boy ha~h"jha!l team -: III" high
>rh",l vs. '!'.f'nt"d H. til" team AT The
Sh;lI, s,i'i" lt.:h ut ShrIHS!h' Saturday
, N"Einr.' th.. ..S,.ur.' h"iuE - Ia -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

H'tit:t.i.tN,;. ". w.. E'.b. :. rs.
Furnished IT,, iGt"l!ig-nrcr hv \. f..
Masi'n II -. S!'in,uh"rS OF IN. NV York
S;"c!: f:>rlsaas" National K..I; Cuiid-
f"C Whs"i'ag. w. Va. Lpus +. Brand.
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Outside Motor Stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary StocL

WHEELING. ". NA F"h. j. rs.
Furnished Tnc inlclltSsnc:r BY n z
Mastr.i II 60. numbers New I"II; Si0Sa
Exchaus. National Bank Of West Viz
F. Brand. manager
yin!a building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
s-rnrES' Rid ASK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. t'.h. ;. rs.
Furnished Tho lnis lEkcn:er by A. <.
MnS,en & Co. nicinbrrs New YORK SiSca
Exchange. National itanM OF Vest Elr.
Elr,a building. Wheeling. ". Ma. LUuis
r. E-ana. .naiaxcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Feb. s. IS.
Furnished Tho lntrliiSencer by A. r.
Asat.u & Co. members :Ssw York Stoc4
E1chuuxc. National Han', Of West Vir'
Klnll buI!ding. Wheeling. W "a, Louis
+ Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
S,;,nf,t-S. Rid Ask
PETROLEUM

OIL CITY, Pa. Feb. 5.-Crrdit bal
ances. s2.T5.. Runs. 1851: average. g.
500. Shipments. oI,3O@: average. 1860.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Feb. :. -
nrily uu"'a:;,n list # Ia" Wh""fing
Stool; E:Nrh:tut:". complied for lm':'ll-
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N"uralcyllnr ru.--TruUSf"r books Close
Fca. A. for regular ; per cot cash a:vt-
dent. paynhl" Feb. 70.
Wh."line S;"ol n Iron ''"--TranS:"r
books Close. March l. ;"r a - ;"r cent
stock Dividend pnyahl" March -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
Lieutenant MCGOWAN to wed.

The marriage Of Lieut. Robert Reed
MCGOWAN, now stationed at Camp Sher-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06

The output Of gold. silver. coprerI
lead and zinc In North Carolina In 1910
WINS considerably less than that In
1915. The reduction Is due largely Ia
the fact that the uwarra and Martha
WASHINGTON properties have stopped
work. ,.....,..x !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
PRODUCE MARKET

WnEEIIEf. w. Va. f"h. !. 'lH.
La n,.i
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Pickle and can for Uncle Sam.
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Bonds S43T .0U"
,D-ReX,ilar quarterly Dividend sI."V
Dor sh.-. paytbi. Feb Is.
fa)~-R"xs.iar uu"c."rly dividend S!'"9
Der sharr. paythi. F'Sb. -.
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GRAIN NOTES

Flour unchanged.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04
LENROOT'S PLURALITY
OVER DAVIES 1900
a. Associated Press.l

Milwaukee. April 1.-The latest,
though incomplete returns from
Tuesdays senatorial election, give
Congressman Irvine l.. Lenroot, Re-
publican, q plurality OF 1863 over
Davies, Democrat. Additional re-
turns reported during the night
swelled Lenroot's vote to S,2A4;
Davies to 136,575 and credited Berg
er, Socialist, with 10S,4s1. The lat
ter carried seven counties where the
population was largely German.
No attempt has been made to Sc
cure complete returns on supreme
court justice for the reason that
Marvin B. fRosenberry, incumbent.
ran so far ahead OF his opponent,
Charles II. Crownhart. What figures
are available give Rosenberry's ma
jority around 10000.
Daniel w. Hoan, reelected mayor
OF Milwaukee, had a plurality of o.
ITO, according to complete returns.
Including the holdover aldermen at
large, the new council viii consist
Of "a Nonpartisans. and Is Socialists.
The mayor will have barely enough
support in the council to prevent the
overriding OF any vetoes which he
may make on measures passed by
that body.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04

absent Juror in court early this aft
ernoon.
Pieces Of dark bread and samples
Of coffee were carried into court to-
day by the eighty-eight prisoners
confined in the county jail and Pc
tition was presented asking Judge
Lands to order an investigation Of
conditions ait the Jail. The petition
protested that the men could not be
expected to remain in good health
and thus prevent further delays in
the trial If the fare OF dark bread and
weak coffee for breakfast and the
some for supper four times a week
remained in order.
Organization literature, which has
been flooding the court room, was
barred by Judge lands after counsel
for the government called attention
to the distribution OF the Daily
Bulletin" attacking the public press
and announcing a big mass meeting
here for raising defense funds.
Since razors we're furnished to
some of tho men several flowing
boards have disappeared. There al
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04
EDWARD FAY, JR.
DIED OF CANCER
Passed Away This Morning
Had Been Assistant
Postmaster 18 Years

Edward Fay, jr., 45, died at his
home in Moorhead at o'clock this
morning Of hemorrhage resulting
from cancer Of the throat. Mr.. Fay
had been suffering from the cancer
about a year and visited several
specialists. none of whom could afford
him relief For the past two months
he has been unable to attend to his
duties. as assistant postmaster in
Moorhead. a position he had held
since 1900.
Mr.. Fay was a veteran of the
Spanish war, serving as a volunteer
with the North Dakota infantry in
the Philippines. lie was a member of
Frederick Keye camp Spanish Am
erican War Veterans OF Fargo;
Phenix lodge A. o. u. W., and the
Degree of Honor Of Moorhead.
Edward Fay, ir., kas born in New
Ulm. Nov. "a. 1872. and came TO
Moorhead with his parents in 1875.
He was a graduate Of the Moorhead
high school and served as city record
er. He was clerk in the Moorhead
postofice, after his return from the
Philippines, until 1900 when he was
appointed assistant postmaster. For
a short time during 1912 he was act
ing postmaster.
The deceased is survived by his
father. Edward Fay. ST.; two broth
ers. w. p. OF Fargo. and James f.,
Moorhead: two sisters. Mrs. Mary b.
Benson, Of Oregon. and Miss Anna Of
Moorhead; his widow one daughter,
and two sons; Mrs. j. +. Wenger,
Fargo, and Albert and Lawrence.
The funeral will be held at 3
o'clock Saturday morning from st.
Joseph's church. Rev. Father Alfred
Mayer conducting the services. Inter-
ment will be made in st. Joseph's
cemetery under the direction of the
Beck Morrow company.
The family requests that the wish
OF deceased be respected and flowers
omitted,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04
MOOrhead Neze,S
MANY MEETINGS
Are BEING Held

Liberty Loan and food conserva-
ton meetings are being held
throughout Clay county ana every
locality will be covered before the
third loan drive begins on April Is.
The meeting vi the Dllworth
Farmers club this evening will be
addressed by County Food Admins
traitor Edgar Il. sharp, DR.. w. j.
Hall and u. III. Rustad.
Friday evening Mr. sharp will adj
dress the Averlil Farmers club at
the, Grimm farm
Friday evening c. G. Dosland and
J. III. Fleming will speak at the
schooIhouse IN Section Z. Morken
township.
A meeting of the committeeman o.
the Hawley district will be held in
the village Friday afternoon to per-
feet plans for the loan arrive. At the
loyalty meeting Friday evening the
speakers will be j. A. WYE, executive
secretary, of the state food admins
tration. and Chas. S. Marden.
Several meetings have been ar
ranged for Saturday evening as fol-
lows
Georgetown service flag dedication
with addresses by Sen. +. II. Peter
son, Rev. ID. #. Mowery, "A. III. Co.'S
tain and William Russell
Viding-Horn solhoolhouse ad-
dress by Chas. S. Marden.
Kragnes - Brendemuehel school,
house actresses by Q. @. Dosland and
George e. Perley.
A rousing meeting was held at
Ulen on Wednesday evening with an
address by Col. M. A. Hildreth, Of
Fargo. The Ulen band furnished the
music and III. A. Johnson presided.
There was a good attendance at
the meeting Wednesday evening at
The Clearview consolidated school
house. Addresses were given by
Sen. f. I'll. Peterson, George X. Per-
ley and Prof. b. c. Martin. Others
rom Moorhead who attended the
meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Welter and Miss Edith Grasse A
feature OF the meeting was the
singing by e. J. Oman who played
his own violin accompaniment
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04
WouLp REoPEN IS.

r. B. Blakemore, commissioner OF
waterworks. would reopen the two
per cent case with the Union LdEht,
Heat G. Power Co, and in resolu-
ton introduced at the meeting OF
the city commission "Wednesday
asks the city attorney to render an
opinion as to the legality of the COM
missions four to one vote to waive
the two per cent tax on power furn-
Railway Co, on the ground that
both concerns are departments OF
the same company. The amount,
Mr.. Blakemore says, is $4,000. The
light company is paying the tax. on
al other service it renders.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04

NSohtlhued from page one.)
stockade this very minute. The nest
egg Of all treason In the United
States Is the German press and the
German language. I'm in favor OF
cleaning America up now so she viii
stay put. / would suppress the Ger
man press. This is our country"
Governor Frazier, OF North Da-
kota, read a telegram from his state
saying German speaking people
there were asking why the United
states was in the war. The German
press, he said, had not told them
truthfuliy the causes OF the war. He
urged that the foreign language
press be compelled to carry trans
lated for the information of their
readers, documents showing what
forced the country into the war. The
German speaking citizens, he said,
were loyal and reports that they
were not going to raise bumper
crops were false.
Governor Alexander, OF Idaho, al
so declared that German preachers i
were a menace.
Governor Mccall, Of Massachu-
sets, urged careful framing of legis- |
lation to meet the situation and in-,l
sisted that the United States should /
not be hurried into any action it /
would regret later.
Governors Manning, Of South /
Carolina, and Milliken, Of Maine.
warned that unless drastic steps i
we're taken soon mob violence was
10 be expected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04
Each PERSON TO Be
GIVEN MINIMUM FIGURE

Each Moorhead resident will re-
ceive a notice of the minimum
amount of the Third Liberty Loan
bonds assigned to him. At the meet
ing Of the executive committee
Wednesday evening it was decided to
mail these notices to residents Of the
city as soon as the apportionment is
completed.
The Fourth ward apportionment
was made at the meeting last night.
Ward Chairman q. c. Dosland
County Chairman "A. III. Costain,
Vice Chairman Edgar r. Sharp, S. %.
Westberg, p. Fl. Lamb and II. E.
Roberts were the committeeman
present.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04
EAST SIDE NOTES

M T. Weum is in Minneapolis to-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Krabbenhoft
were visitors from Sabin this morn-
ing.
e. D.-Askegaard left Wednesday
afternoon on a business trip to Chi
cago.
The women Of Trinity Lutheran
church win serve supper in the
church parlors next Thursday even
ing, April IL from $3.50 to 8 o'clock.
Sen. F. II. Peterson is in Crookston
today on legal business.
e. ]. Gordes and o. e. Tangen were
visiting farmers from the north yes
terday and both reported wheat seed
ing in full swing in Kragnes and
Oakport townships.
Frank ". Steele. a former resident
Of Fargo. Is a visitor from Minne-
apolis yesterday
M. w. Barnard and his son, James
Barnard. came up from Minneapolis
yesterday to make ARRANGEMENTS for
renewing work on their ditching con-
tracts as soon as the frost is out OF
the ground.
Uric Legler. a farmer Of the Sabin
eighborhood. who was in the city
today. said he would finish wheat
seeding this week with an increased
acreage over last year. He will seed
100 acres to wheat this year. so acres
more than ia 1917,
The Young Peoples society OF the
Swedish Lutheran church win meet
Friday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. o. J. Lundin. First avenue
north. A literary and musical pro-
gram will be given by members Of
the society.
Mrs. u. r. Sharp addressed the
OF the Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid society yesterday afternoon on
The use Of -four substitutes
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04
THEATERs.

Princess - William Duncan and
Carol Holloway in Vengeance ana
the Woman, ami Clara kimball
Young in Lessons in Jealousy.
Strand-Wiliiam S. Hart in Be
tween Men.
Isis = Viola Dana in Breakers
Ahead"
Garrick - Vivian Martin in The
Trouble Buster.
ing Chance.
orpheum-All-star cast in THE
Whip.
Lyceum, Moorhead-All-star cast in
THE Spreading Dawn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04
eARnEN PLoTs WANTED

Fargoans having vacant lots
which they would be willing to loan
for use as war gardens are asked TO
communicate with the Fargo Public
Welfare, telephone 52T. "A number
of lots have already been listed. but
as the war garden idea has taken a
firm hold on Farguans. the supply
viii not equal the demand which
win come within the next two
weeks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04
MASONIC RALLIES PLANNED.
Dates For Events In State to Be Be-
tween May 1 and June is.

Every district deputy grand master
OF the Masonic grand lodge is plan
ming to hold a rousing Masonic rally
in his district sometime between May
and June Is. The official bulletin
for the Masonic Grand Lodge of
North Dakota makes the announce
ment that these rallies should be ar
ranged after the roads are in good
condition for automobiling and the
bulk Of seeding has been completed.
Degree work will be held in the aft
ernoon and patriotic rallies in the
evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04
SENATE AUTHORIZES new
ISSUE OF LIBERTY BONDS
~ Assoclated press.l

Washington, April Am record
breaking time the senate late yester-
day passed the new Liberty Loan bill
authorizing $4,000. 900, 900 more war
bonds. additional loans of 81, SOC, 000,-
900 to the allies and increase Of
treasury Indebtedness certificates
from $4,000. 100000 20 $4,000, 000, 900.
The measure already has been pass
ed by the house. and slight differ
ences now win be adjusted in con-
ference.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-04

50 was a Encouragement Of seating
the prisoners today. F1aring waist
coats and other queer raiment were
removed from the front row, which
now Is held by clean shaven prison
ers with white collars and modest
crovats.
J. T. (Third Rail Red) Doran, a
Pacific coast organizer, whose scar
let beard, checkered maclinaw, light
blue trousers and green eye shade
have made him a conspicuous figure,
protested against changes.
This isn't n school Of camouflagc
or a convention of movie idols, he
said to George Hardy, secretary Of
the Marine Transport workers, who
was given Doran's seat.