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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
FINANCIAL NOTES AND CONTENT.

p. rrivu;r Wire 10 A. F. Masten & Co.
There is 10 news of Significance in
circulation Outside huvtng power has
subsidized somewhat. with some OF the
local professionals who recently have
nrrn IabnrinG on the constructive Hlde'
taking profits.
rhr Steel dividend MEETING is schr!-
ulru FOR the Goth and uncertainty over
~, disbursement on the Junior issue Is
r,rr.,.,.d II. scattered realizing in MIS-
particular Issue.
Financial News Rullrtin: Constructive:
jufrr.nrrs continue 10 be n"ten IN NC
tive speculative Investment circleS Win
rcgart 10 the progress 81 the iH"ua u '"'
commercial SUSPENSION
T.h.r, IL Also IL tendency 10 look upon
.hn closing of the Austrian irohI'e' rs
,,,-,tyir,ni Of O. desire IT, hide from the
outside world peace rather th*n "h.
moves 4 large shortage Is reported III
r. < strrl. Copper storks and In some
~ the ruotor securities. American bcrt
Sugar is expected 10 30 higher. Bu'''s''
r,.,r,r,s nrc noted in Tobacco ProouctS'
In yrstr,cnt buying Is noted In western
I.ri,r American Cotton Oil - heaoeu
for higher prices according TO pool cnhn-
wi. Goud buying ls reported In inter-
nickel We think Mexican
pctroIeum and Smelling may be oouRht
s,iII on rccesslons for turns.
New York: Mt. McAd"o's Stato"rn'
harorc tho interstate commerce COMM -,
pion hearing on federal contro! "' 'h'I
road cpcrationa were extTemeS. i,,,io
ns,In,r l,u, they seem 10 have haa t!t'I'
mr. mo effect on railroad securities ''"'
thcJ- effect will ha ultlmattI! IN
, .,roh,.uatical although the opinion
r,,,o.s,d hv MIR McAdoo seems I" DC
,t,,d I, constructive vo!n for rnil-
.,,'d interests. The balance ot the mar,
i,a, wa. one Of apecLnlt!es ana sun
sao,s 70 reflect tho feeling IN certain
Ss. thar tho unrest In Austria ana
u"A' ,,,orcd unrost in Germany may
me. Inc s,cIv lead to a less protracted war.
u nncurring talk is heard Of the coming
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GAINS MADE IN The
new YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. c"-Stocks we're
1rna to strong at the opening ~ to-day's
market. making Further gains during the
forenoon. THIS advantage was largely.
II no, wholly rclin1uished later, the re
versal concurrins with the publication II
several adverse industrial reports.
Spectalties. such III oils. tooaccoS. Ter
ttlizers feathers and motors and their
accessories were again brought forward.
presumably by pools. at gross gains OF
30 4 points. These ISSUES were among
the frsts TO recsdo. however. on tho Tree
offerings Of the afternoon.
General news In It's relation to quoted
values was somewhat contradictory
Foreign adviceS, particularly the cumU-
latire indications Of unrest within the
central empires. were helpful TO the bull
account, but this was nulltded IN part
by the political situation in Washing
ton.
The money market was perceptibly
easier call loans declining to Az per
cent. after opening mt S. Short time
loans. also relaxed slightly. but with
out any pronounced Increase OF supply.
Among the more representative stocks.
United States Steel reacted over
points from its best. closing Ut so7s.
net loss OF half q point. The steel d.
rectors meet week hnrc" TO act on the
dividend for the last quarter Of 1917.
Rails were duh To the point Of StaEn<r-
ton and ShippirgS r:oved erratically.
Marine preferred strengthening in the
final dealings. Sales an,uuutnd TO 49,
900. shares.
An advance Of l. points in pistillers
Securities Was almost the sole feature
OF irregular bond market Liberty Stc 3
sold at aS.4n 70 9h.2i: Hrst Is at %. 10
to 96.1S and second As Mt 26.3i 20 sc. IA.
Total sales (pac ralue> aggregated
s3.sc5.000.
United States told isSuss) wcr" an
changed on call.
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I.ocau & Rryan.s Closing Stock Letter

Ey Private Wire Ia 4. T.. Mnstcu g. Co
ET.W YORK. Jan. Eth" strength
during :hr f.rciuuE WAS followed hy re-
dictionary Tendencies. the EASTERN rlc-
nrni has for TIA" most part Of late been
dealing "n thc long side or tho list. 90
,hr. when III" Interior demand for
stocks showed tendency IN suhstdo.
uuirn little r"al ZinE waS conducted
~. the professional element. There was
inIhinE part Iculur in the days neUs
Ludlsrj suscrriihi" Of distinctly bcarlsh:
construction though quite naturally as:
,I,r date ug The Steel meeting approaches.
and considering tn" fact Tint productive
c,uarlty or hale in nearly oil directions
;.rs l,rcn rurlailrd as = result nt the fuel
shurIugr and ;rrleh. congestion. tho
c,Irsrion has quite naturally arisen Rs
:, whether or not there Will h" an alter
.,,inn in the extra disbursement Ivy the
Slr.i corporation.
This uncertainty has provoked mora
mr. less realizing. While irregular per-
;nds arc TO bn expected. tho incentive TO
favor the selling side Of the stock list
in q marked degree seems IT, BE- lacking
1T present
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liberty loan Stcels- are sluggish and
werr il not for the special strength Of
peuce stocks we would he Inclined 10 the
BELIEF that the market IL reaching the
stage OF distribution.
New York: During easy periods. IL is
quite apparent that influential interests
are dispuSrH To accumulate stocks which
seems IL strongly suggest that diSclns-
ur.s Of II constructive Interpretation will
in the not distant future he made.
News report OF this morning says:
Between five and six million thrrc-irch
shells ordered by III" Russian govern
meni at q cost estimated Ia he s2S each
are nov held in :his country. They are
Of no use 10 anyone because or their
callbrc and the problem OF what 10 do
with them Confronta the manufacturers.
This article probably accounts Tor some
OF the selling Of tho S"-callcd war
shares. principally Bethlehem Steel.
Ctuh Copper Co. production figures 20
break ali records this year. 1t Is cSti-
mated total output will approximate
$50 O00, ou0 assuming there is no inter-
fcrrnr. with opera lions. This would
he nbou, 44,OnO 0hn better than 1917.
Trudrrs are reported ms the buyers Of
Tennessee copper.
American Hide and Leather for six
months ended december 3lSt. 1917. ne,
earnings sl.3E6.S4?. decrease Sl54.575.
Surulus SlN"G099. drcrcnS" Sl5I.575
eoual 20 ST.Se n share earned on prefer
rid against $9.0S = Shar" in correspond
Ing year. 1915.
Semi-annuul regular Hide X Leather
rrrterred dividend Of @i2 pcr cent.
Coffee: II Is only natural that the rnf
fee market Will experience every nnw
and then minor reactions. some realizing
by Pynchon & Co. and SON" trad" selling
nv Dorr & Co., who are understood to
REPRESENT brazilian exporters. caused
the elightly easier tendency. We favor
purchases on all reactions.
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THREE IRISH PAPERS :.
BARRED FROM MAILS.

NEW YORK. Jar. 1.-THE Irish.
World. III" Gaelic American ind tin"
F'r"rInan's Journal. three OF the leading
weekly Publications. in this country "s-
pousIng the cause Of Irish independence.
have been barred from, the malls. II was
learned from thu editors nf these papct'
to-day.
Last week.. edition " the newspapers
were seized Ivy Postmaster Paucn. UNI
der the provisions of the espionage law.
Notices 10 IN" editors from the poStras-
ter read:
Tho editions will b. hrlI. the posi-
master said. "pcndins III" result OF l.,
investigation ny Washington post offic>
authnrilirs
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SUGAR

NEW YORK .Iam. @".-rh" market
for rrw sugar was steady and unchanged
at 4.eS5c for ruhas cost and fr"iSh''
.ouaI In 6 ,nn1r for centrifugal SIl'S
wore. mad" l." III" roInmitt"" To-day 81
81 6O0 bags cuba Il, i.aS3| c. l. !. ''in
Jnnuarv loading. Prices for r"fIH"d are
unchanged 1T $50 Tor fin" EranhIa'r"'
Only Il few rcfinrrs "T" In IN" 'harNt''
whila others are Iinah!" !" START w '@'el'
machinery ON uCrutInt ~ y lax ri ""aI.
cur,Li,o of raw aucrr ar" increasing
H., H.. sn .hni whru sufficient coal IL re-
,.ir,.h conditions ar" cXu"rt.'L (" I'M
prove rapidly.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

Nf.W YORK Ian. 22--Rutter strong:
creamery higher than cXtrHS o. y a 56c:
extra ts2 score) SIC; :irsts E0W53 y C:
seconds ~ Il +9Isr
Eggs strong: fresh gathered extras zee:
extra tirsts &c; firsts T0c; seconds
g. MGsc: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western hnnnory white. fine to fancy
re: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hcnncry brown GS67lc; refr!gerntors
not quoted.
cheese steady to ;irm. State whole
milk flats held specials 95r5c; do aver
age ram - :, q CSC.
Poultry. liz" firm: n" prices "stah-
!lshrd. dressed. firm; chickens rs e
i5r: fowls I'D sc: turkeys 2IdI sec.
Elnlr UNCHANGED.
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WARRINGTON

Saturday night Il Aim tno: fire in the
operating booth at Buri's theatre ana
look for Il short time rs though It might
result in 4 serious Are. The films and
machines were a complies IoSs. covered
by Insurance. However. new machines
will sc installed by Tuesday evening.
when EiIlir Burke will DC aecr in Arms
and the Girl"
Orvui Glover and Miss Ernl"ve Yeatnr
were married Saturday at Oakland. Md.
returning here in the evening. The
groom is the son or Allie Glover and
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GRAIN NOTES

TOLEDO. O.. Ian. 23.--Whcat, cash
No. red SEQ.
tloveraecd. prime cash Old S1s.G5: now
STATS: january $l9T3: February si9.75:
March s!1.i6.
A!Sikr. prime .TImHary Eii.1J: Frhru-
AIRY sla.7a: March Sl5.11.
Timothy. priinA cnsh old St.l5: new
Si.25: March Si.25.
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Open. ! High. Low. q

Cash quotations:
Corn--:'o. . yellow. nominal; No. !
yellow, s1.G5Il.7Q: No. 4 yellow, N.3b y
/ so.
Oats-So. : white. So% gSllac; stand
ard. SIX GfSc4s.
Purk--Nomtnui.
l.ard--s24.15.
. Eibs-s2345 q 24.2o.
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OFFICER ENDED IIPR.

SPARTANSRrRG. :. -. Jan. Il
FIRST Lirut. Dean II. Buchanan. 1SGth
Machine Gun battalion Of Grover City.
Pa. stationed ut Camp Wadsworth. wa'
found dead in local hotel with 4 b3i-
let through his head. ,..,... ..
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CHICAGO Jau. - Hogs. receipts
-. 400, w,ax. hulH 1855 ii lG.71 light
Sla7aIi 1850 inIN"d }IG.05 GrlG16:
heavy $l6.unsilG.hn. rough $1,000 irl6.2u:
nIrS 1880 + -.
.tr'tI". receipts !0.0on: weak: native
.:irrr@ S. &3r 1885: Stuckcrs AMI feeders
s. nnii iu.1". cows and h"ifers 1900 q
ilT., rar"S i9.nnii 1913.
Sheep. receipts 1000: weak: wrIh"rs
50 7nii l:.""3: ,w"S $?H0Gi l%.7U: ianhs
SIi -u., 60
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IiaZ-i-Atlas Glass Co.--Transfcr hooks
close Jan. ~ for . per cent cash olV!-
dead. payable jan. 20.
Wheeling Mold e Fdy. cHmmon-
Transfer books close January Il. tor
,,.rIlnr l per cent cash dividend and an
extra 8 per cent payable February lst
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WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 81. rs.
Furnished The lntnllig"nCcr by \. T..
* Co.. EIcIub"rS New York Stood
Na.inual SpmH of West Eir-
gInla building. Wheeling. W. VI Louis
r. Brand. In;tuager.
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LIVE STOCKS

rJrT&HuRfiIl. Jan. 2%--f'attlc steady;
supply fair: prime Sl@.b0 Il 100.
Sheet, steady. supply light: prime
wrIli"rS tl%.nGGtl4."o %ull Ard common
$G.ODM S.uU lamh& $500 Il 1875. veal
calves Sl7.u0 Il lS.Dn.
Hogs lower: Receipts IN diuhlc decks
prime hravic$ SITS. mediums. heavy
workers.. light ynri."rS and pays Sl7.gu&t
1SuJ: ruucuS Sli.nG = 1856.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. 90, 'l8.
Furnished The lntcl!Igcncer by A. E
Mastr:! x co. members New York Stock
t;xchanrc, National Bank OF West Fir.
ginIa building. Wheeling. w -. Louis
lirItnI lnnnnRNr
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. ~. rs.
r,,.n,.ned The In,cli!gcnccr by 4. e.
.ran,on e. 90 members New York Stock
E Eaebanxe. National Bank OF ,West; Wy.
Sjnin building. wheeling. W. Va LOUIS
z Brand, manager -
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Jan, 2. 10.
Furnished The lntellisencer by A. E.
da,fen s: Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank 81 West Wiz
NnIa uulld:ug, Wheeling. w. Va Louis
+ Brand. manager. --
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. 90. rs
Furnished The 1nteMSenrer by A n
Mes,cp 6 Co. members New York Stock
Exchange, National bank OF Vest Vlr-
Elnla building. WhcetnE.. ". Va. Louia
j.. EraNd. manager.
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u. 4 o. TO ISSUE BONDS.

CoLU hIN.S. Tax. eth" Baltimore
n Ohio railroad to-day asked p:rntSSl'a
OF tho, Ohio Pubic Utilities Commission
10 issue sln.2S4.3s4 worth Of refundifg
and general mortgage bonds. Th" balti-
moro & Ohio South western asked auth
orfty 70 issue sa59.0oo a.: similar bonds.
and the Chicago division 81 In. Hall-
more & ONO asked permission ~ issue
s-bs 500. worth Of such bonds.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. 80. rs.
Furnished the Intel!igancer By y. F.
Masten & Co, members OF the New York
Stock ESchaugr. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. u. Va. Louis F. Brand.
roara1sr
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Curb Mining Stocks.
COFFEE

NEW YORK. Jan. 2?.--Cofre"--islo.
No. : $50 Futures barely STEADY.
March. $3.50; May. ISIS.
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PETROLEUM

OH. CITY. Pa. Ian. 22.-~CredIt hHl-
ances s3.T5; runs is. lot: average g.. 3N7;
sbiumcnts CO.'S: average 1918.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va, Jan. 80. IS.
Daily quotation list nf the Wheeling
Stock Exchange. Compiled for lntellt-
GenCer.
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WEAKNESS IN VALUES
IN CHICAGO CORN PIT

CHICAGO. Ian. 2l.--Big receipts slim
ulated broader trading IN tho corn mar
ket to-day than has been the case for
long time and led to weakness In values
The close was nervous. at the same ~
yesterdays finish to Il u sc luwor. with
March Sl.@4as and May $l.23Hs 20
$1.23%. Oats closed Sc of TO ac nd
vance. and provisions down Sc to l2c.
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Watch for the Opening InstalIment
Of Gerards Second Series Of Articles,
Exposing German intrigue.
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Totals. -. ;ll.s27.46O.0 SI0,l23.gl5.l
Increase. 5 l,703,544.3T
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BANK CLEARIkCS

Clcarirss for h. month 20 date fol-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

v&ommen sic, &err Srot1s, l1r1o
mtch 1at, Gater. Ser Gi1h lit gebedf,
nn6 Ser @ofee bompff. gttidul6iet,
tperm id, It0re. SON @uren @e1d6ften
beritebe ith nidts: bafiir bin ib 5u
6a1mm."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
New Process
Steam laundry
Dealt Ssr gs,saS psR Cure @ai&sY

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Benn |D, barr iptrb es ft9 &nd sa.
ten, ntdt anber Ndt Git lafen, bah ist:
8usr gigentbum bsfa11oeIn, al3 tpdre Ell
eas unlertge. Bir baben bic boaRar,
s;aite @oidanftalt in NorbtDet ten MT
~.1tfcrn er1tel &InKe Irbett. Bn g.
sra1sden teing @hemtfdle:1; tpir neroerbeb
saser Cure 9cfer ut6t. Benn -Ses
seine Arbeit unb bette Bebm0lars
spout, bonn Denft an uns. uniere Prssr
& 5inb niebr1e , ala ionfttpp, uno ssss
heEorgen Cure Sap1ilieutpdbe btRteeE.
sIs SIR sS felbft tbnu f0nrt. Grt1ruptg'
srb Iber8enet gn6. 8tr baben Ager
Rem III ben %umIiegerben @tdoten.
q. 3. Meser 9ampfmai@anfal5,
Gtgertbitmer.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-03
GIVEN
$3.50 In GIFTS

jamestown, N. D., Jan. s.-James-
town college opened this morning for
the new year. President Kroeze an
nounced the receipt of a gift of ST.
500 as Christmas present for the
current needs OF the college, and also
stated that he received three other
gifts as New Years gifts, amount
ing to $3.50 for the current ex-
penses.
These gifts together with the In
come from the large endowment now
places the institution entirely free
from any Indebtedness in any form,
and with funds on hand with which
to close the year without any debt
The new Voorhees, chapel and music
hall is the latest addition to the coll
lege group of eight buildings which
cost $4,000 for which a friend OF the
college gave $4,000.
President KroeZe leaves next week
to attend two conferences in Chica-
go, one the Presbyterian college
union, and the other the association
of American colleges in which
Jamestown college holds a member
ship. He stated this morning that
in spite of the war it is apparent
that the citizens of the state believe
in an educated leadership at pres
ent for the great opportunities now
before the republic and in the
immediate future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-03
LIEUT.-COL. THARALSON
HONORABLY DISCHARGED
Former Adiutant General Of North
Dakota Terminates 80 Years on
Military Service.

Bismarck, n. D., Jan. 3.--Advice Of
the honorable discharge of Lieut.. Col.
Thomas III. Tharaison from the serv-
ice OF the United States national
army was received at the capital
Wednesday in a copy OF a telegram
from Adjutant General Mccain of
the United States army to General
Pershing, American expeditionary
force in France, commanding general
of the 41st division, as follows:
Lieut.. Col Thomas H.. Tharalson,
ammunition train, honorably dis
charged Dec. 27,-McCain,"
This terminates military career
extending over 80 years. Colonel
Tharalson had been active for more
than a quarter of a century in the
North Dakota national guard when
his term as adjutant general expired
July /, 1917, and he accepted a COM
mission as lieutenant colonel Of the
Second regiment. When that regi-
ment was disorganized at Camp
Greene, Colonel Tharalson retained
his rank, and was given command of
an ammunition train, with which he
is now in France. Colonel Tharal-
son served as a lieutenant in the
First North Dakota during the Philip
pine campaign, and he was lieuten-
t-coloTeI of the First North Da-
kota National guard when he accept
ed the appointment as adjutant gen.
eral Of North Dakota from Gov. L. B.
Hanna.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-03
SHOWS RESULTS FOR
Big EXPENDITURES
Karl KositsI<y, State Auditor, Lists
Accomplishment With Large
Office Force.

Bismarck, n. D., Jan. 3. - State
Auditor Karl Kositzky this morning
produced some results to show for the
extra $4,000 clerk-hire expenditure
with which State Treasurer Steen
has charged his ONCE. From Jan.
/, 1917" said Mr.. Kositzky, 1--WE have
collected $4,000 in inheritance taxes
which had been paid into the county
treasures. but Of which we had no
record here; 1000 has been collect
ed in fines and penalties paid into
the county treasures as far back as
twenty years ago, but never turned
over to the state; disputed accounts
for the care OF the insane, extending
back ten years and more. have been
adjusted and collected to the amount
of $s5, 600; $4,000 has been collected
in old state taxes, some Of which
dated from 1897; $1,000 has been
collected in school taxes from Ward
county alone; $4,000 or more in
school land moneys held by various
counties has been collected and turn
ed into the state treasurer, and we
have added to the tax rolls Of the
state over 200 telephone companies
not previously assessed. All Of this
work has necessitated some addition
al clerk hire, and ] admit that
have spent more for this purpose than
my predecessor did"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-03
Audience Didn't
"FOUOU "AnnQ--
Ahead All Time

Anna Held's invitation to Follow
Me" was almost unnecessary.
Those who saw her and her COM
pany at the Orpheum last evening,
were long ways ahead of them
from the start, and waiting for them
to catch up.
The theatergoer who attends one
of Miss Held's productions, rather
invites a mild shock. 1t is an inno-
cent little adventure into wickedness,
somewhat similar to the visit to THE
Black Crook" of the last generation.
But Follow Me" is disappointing.
1t isn't anything but a stupid bur-
lesque. 1t is tawdry instead of smart:
vulgar instead of wicked. Vulgarity
is eXcusable sometimes, when ii is
presented with a sugar coating of
wit and cleverness. But the prOduc-
ers of Follow Me" apparently fig
ured that the mere presentation of
as much of the undraped human
form as the police would permit
constituted their only task. They
quit when they accomplished that.
Pink tights in themselves no longer
ment.
Several members of the company
labored heroically with the material
provided them. Tilyou and Ward, &C.
centric dancers, should be able to
earn an honest living in vaudeville
with their acrobatic dancing. Lewis
Seyour as the poet, and Harry Short
as the millionaire, were almost fun
ny at times in spite OF the author.
Edith Allan, as the Marquise, proved
that the possession Of a fair singing
voice was not an absolute reason for
being barred from the company en-
vqarrnE7 - az oanyrsnI an 3uHpines
from the other members.
Miss Held herself? Let us draw
the curtain of charity in memory OF
the days when she really couldn't
make her eyes behave"
The company management might
also learn that when late trains de-
lay the raising OF the curtain an
hour or more. Ii is the courteous
thing to do to inform the audience,
or even raise the curtain and let the
audience watch the scenery being
hung. E. r.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-03
GIRLS! TRY IT!
HAVE THICK, WAW,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Every Particle of Dandruff
Disappears and Hair
Stops Coming Out
Draw a Moist Cloth
Through Hair and Dou-
BILE Its Beauty At Once

Your hair becomes light, wavy.
fluffy, abundant and appears as soft,
lustrous and beautiful as a young
girls after "Danderine hair
cleanse" Just try this-moisten >
cloth with little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair,
taking one small strand at time.
This will cleanse the hair OF dust,
dirt and excessive oil and in just a
few moments you have doubled the
beauty Of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at
once, Danderine. dissolves every
particle OF dandrltf; cleanses, puri-
fies and tnvigorates the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks use when YOU
will actually sec new hair-fine and
downy at first-yes really new
hair growing all over the scalp. II
YOU care for pretty, soft hair and lots
Of 1t surely invest a few cents IN a
bottle of Knowltons Danderine from
any druggist or toilet counter. and
rust try it,
Save Your hair! Beautify it'll You
will say this was the best money
you ever spent.-Advt,