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Evening star., 1919-09-28

the prophetic calculations made in
1865 and so much talked about, again.
at present. They include grandiose
and terrible pictures. ip rapid sue
cession, including Famine of the
Black Horse-which we have our
selves seen. They lead US to my final
quotation Of the grandiose thing
which all Bible. Interpreters have
looked forward to with Joy and awe.
because all Christian hope 10 wrapped
up In It. as we'll 40 Jewishi
Renewal OF the Jewish evening
and morning sacrifice about Thurs
day. November II. 1901 tadd twenty
three years. 1870. In rebuilt tenn
pie at Jerusalem Daniel, 8.1s,1l.
leading Immediately to the grand con-
summation Daniel. l2.l1.12) and the
millennium itself. at the end Of seven
years. on Thursday. April %. 1908
(add twenty-three years. 1s31)."
Certain things (say these exact date
believers) become comprohensible
only after 1914. For example. who.
before the stirring up Of this war.
could have imagined the true nature
Of the three froglike demon spirits
Of Revelation. is.1s1 For 1900 years
past the French people suffered
under the erroneous nickname Of
'frogA" Our boys even called them
the frogs'' In this wari
Well. I quote from tho Rev. M. Bax-
ter. old Christian Herald editor. the
simple fact that the traditional frogs
were brought to France on tho ar
s.es!si sh!elA Of Clovis. the Frank!
It bore three frogs. In two divisions.
while his banner displayed three
black frogs on . white ground. As
was only just and proper. these frogs
Of Germanio conquest. in course Of
time, became the aeurs dc lys-the
lilies Of France-of beautiful national
sentiment and which every American
Of the Paris sector has worn proudly
on his left shoulder.
*AAA
Nevertheless. old Clovis, the Frank,
was q 0ermanic tribesman, imposing
his. frogs on . race which merited
lilies: and. In the light Of present
knowledge. It became quite obvious
(thsy say) that "the three unclean
spirits like frogs" coming out Of the
mouth Of the beast to call forth the
kings Of the earth to the battle Of
ATmageddon, ars-enoA ana always.
yesterday. today and tomorrow-the
psrsoninatien st German propaganda
Evening star., 1919-09-28
The Great War and the Hebrew Prophecies

LONDON-PARIS, September as, 1919.
UBLIC interest In England and
- on the continent is stirred up
since the beginning of the war
over the old Hebrew and New
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
Ambrose to Glue
Series OF Four
Sunday Sermons

Rev. f.. HalseX Ambrose will deliver
a series Of four sermons on topics Of
national importance and interest each
Sunday of this month at the FRS
Presbyterian church. The frs, ser
mon will be given lei Sunday. The
first three sermons lead up TO and
center in the last sermon of the Sc
ries.
The program: October 5. "A We,
neered Christ Pierced: October IL
Am l My Brothers Keeper: Octo.
Der ls, When Love Dies; October
IS. "A Man Wanted"
The first subject deals with the ne.
gro question Of today: the second sub
ject with the Mexican situation: the
third subject with the labor situation
and all three OF these m lead
up to the fourth and last one tina,
deals with a leadership question OF
national interest
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
Counties Buying Most
Treasury Certificates
Will Receive Prize,

Every treasury certificate for 500
or $1,000 sold In Grand Forks COUNTY
during the volunteer sales campaign
Monday. October 5. viii be credited 20
this county in the Dig county sales
contest being conducted in the ninth
federal reserve dis1ric. his month. &C
corcing 10 q telegram received this
morning from Director II. E. Harrison
OF Minneapolis.
Three one thousand dollar prizes
hare been secured for award 70 the
counties making the largest Per caps
"a sales Of War Savings Bank and
certificates between October and
January !. according 20 the telegram
from Nj. Harrison and every coucty
vii, have an equal chance On the per
capita plan.
The prizes are one Russell Road
Grader, one Bronze memorial tablet
and n ,9a-fool steel staff ny Ear-
rison states thai there Is likely 20 De
a grand prize Of q s5-ae9 meme-la:
granite shaft offered
No Soliciting
There will hs no solicitation Of
sales OF canvaS ct districts for zhe
drive next Monday IS people Of The
county r urged 70 volunteer Ene-
dollars al ali banks where the Stamps
and certificates are for sale AID al ali
frs and second class e~os=eos5ces-
No county alIotrerE have been
made as the campaign has been
placed entirely on q volunteer asst.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
CRONNA URGED
TO SUPPORT
PEACE TREATY
Petitions Meet With Mark.
ed Favor in Five
Counties.

Petitions being circulated in the
five counties of this district urging
Senator A. j. Gronna to use his in
fuence in support of the ratification
by the United States senate Of the
peace treaty with Germany, including
h covenant of the League Of Nations,
are meeting with decided favor by
those who have an opportunity to
sign.
enough men 10 thoroughly circulate
h petitions. it will De impossible to
reach all h residents of Grand
Forks Pembina- Walsh. Nelson and
Cavalier counties. The instances
where men refuse to sign the petitions
hen presented are very few.
Petitions with several thousand sig
natures have already been sent to
Senator Gronna and others will follow
as soon as the circulation is COM
ple,ed as far as possible The petition
circulated in Cavalier was received
todag with the report ,ha; only two
men TO whom it was presented had
refused 10 sign.
A. j. Gronna. Washington, d. c., fol-
lows:
We. the undersigned voters o.
So01!As. 4SO11u DdAOIa,
regardless Of political affiliations.
hereby request o to give your vote
and your influence in support of the
ratification Of the United States SEN
ate OF the peace treaty with Germany.
including the covenant of the League
of Nations While it may be possible
TO ind some faults IN this great
treaty. we believe that on the whole
il represents a grea stride in human
progress I Ina; i. should be imme-
diaieIy ratified by the senate without
essential notifications. We believe.
moreover. MAT in this idea We are
supported by an overwhelming ma
joritE OF The citizens of this state"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
Will Net Take
Norwegian" From Name

The proposition to eliminate the
word Norwegian" from the name @.
the Norwegian Lutheran church va
not be brought, mp at the next genera
convention of the church, accctdsns
to word received here las, nigh, from
the church council. At the general
convention held in Fargo in 1919. il
was voted to remove the national
adjective subject { ratification by
the 1890 convention.
Bitter contention has arisen we.
the decision OF the last convention.
due to the fact that many Luthersns
were against and many for the prcpo-
sision- The resolution to eliminate
Norwegian" from the name Of the
church was passed in Fargo in 1915
by a vote Of ss3 to 81.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
THEATER DELAYED
BY NON-ARRIVAL
OF THE MATERIAL

A. ]. Kavanagh. owner of the new
Grand theater. which IS now nearing
completion, said today that delay in
the arriva! OF materials necessary for
the building was holding up the work
to some extent
IF we can sc, all Of the material
We are now waiting for at once. we
may have the sheater ready 10 open
by November L." said Mr.. Kavanagh.
Il don: see much chance for that
though a. the presen; time. so il is
hard to say when ne may expect to be
able TO open up the building"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
Miss Duckworth, A
Former Local Girl,
Dies In Walla Walla

Miss Opal Fern Duckworth, aged
Is. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Duckworth. formerly of this city. died
OF diphtheria al Waiia Walla. Wash.
on September IS, according to word
received here today.
Funeral services were held al waila
Waiia September 81.
Miss Duckworth was born in Grand
Forks n lived here until s years old.
when. with her parents she moved to
Walia Wal'a. The family lived on the
farm property south of the city. now
occupied by Belmont park
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
JUST SEE HOW
PoSLAM HELPS
SKIN OVERNIGHT

Poslam socthes. refreshes and heals
suffering skin, with never . possibility
q harm.A brief experience With
rosiAm VIII prove Its value. For In
stance: apply Q little on some affected
part n night In the morning, your
own eyes q evidence Of its hesIinr
Work. II the trouble was slixht-
ptmple or tnfiamed spot-the chance
are that II has disappeared. II Z
v1fulent eruptionai disorder II should
ee Gbdued. 70 much 10 that You w1i
want PoAlam 70 keep right on.
Il eoid For free sample
West A7th -. New York City.
Poaaam Soap 10 i daily treat "a
tenAer akin. Contains Poalasn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
EXPECTED TO MAKE
TRIP TO MINNESOTA

The twenty! nea ~ha ara EXPECTED
is be the men ESo viii Eezve With
Coach Paul Davis fer M.nlzppFz 80
night for tie Minnesota game Sz.1.-
CAY afternoon are Is to-scEs
Bud Johnson Cam NcE-A.- Martin
Fz-se- Cassea- Richards EEakss>-. TM-
-en1e LEna S-ncEza-. Petersen
Hanson- G BOYD JACK Tx1x1n.
LsuEssn- Robertson J. SsacEzir- gean-
Soc Griffith AverF and Co-mr-
Listed among the e-s-pFss z-s- NJ
Kay tad leg Martin aEk zns.-
Ea1nnng- spsszneG ankle ~s.-a..,-In
bruised NIB Cassel- tad aznS. LTrr
Sinclair tai shorHSe-. BID gehrsssgn.
injured r-zF
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03

GRAND FORKS POST
OF THE LEGION 10
HOLD MEET OCT. II

A regular meeting Of Grand Forks
post No 6, American Legion, Is
scheduled . De held The evening" 81
oce0Ner II for the r@rpose q taking
Sp several matters * sMroseAncA
1t is expected that delegates to the
first ssate eearestsoa OF h seSsea at
Bismarck w1a eesnanseS as his meet
snE> The Grand Forks poss IS CD
sssse6 TO send TWO delegates 10 the
convention.
Each POS in the state S entitled
to sene : delegate and Adds-
tsoaaa for eScA fifty members MsnS
snpcr.ant matters @t business NH! be
take. GN s.. the state ccnNeatScn>
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
MAC MANUS' DETROIT
OFFICES ARE MOVED

Detroit Mich Oct s-Tne s6vs-.
Using firm Of Theodore F. MseNza-
US incorporated has moved crE-~
70 "a Hancock avenue EAST IL erie.
TO have quarters sufficient TO -z-S
c n business which has beea de-
vescpeo snc 70 nave roon for future
expansion The main fco- ct rhs n.
building Is given over 20 4 p-odue-
ton department. and the general Of
fee The @ aoc- IS d.
the Offices and -he c1rr
SAT
Mr. NacAa1us established his nss-
ctice II Detroit ten years s<o
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03

Marie O'Gorman. whose marriage to
John B. Nevin of Park River has
teen announced to take place this
month. Guests will include only
members of the O'Gorman and John
Carroll families. Misses Rose and
Grace Carroll will entertain on Mon
day evening for Miss O'Gorman at
their home on University avenue.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
Robert H. Csnstan.
Returned From Army

Robert H ConEaas son OF Nj. and
Mrs E P Constans of leil Cnfve--
sisy AVENUE has returned after tween
sy-six months service in the regular
army.
cenzans vas in the sand field Ar
uaierr ar or Bliss. TEXAS. and tccs
part il the Mexican engagement al
Juarez June Is. =
Alber. Monsca Of Portland. n d.
who was discharged from ta- ssn5
with ScnSsas- Is visiting him in this
CITY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
-Four Speedes Pay
so In Police Couri

The -=sgry Of she wesshe-- and
mccnFiEa1 Thursday might proved 100
seiucsST= 10 Grand Perks ~no.nrsss-
As { -esz1ss four Of shem were ar
rested so- speeding during The ccsurss
Of the and after q brief So
sc N E.o,1-e court before NsElsrsse
p J. 2E-re1l- the rizy~s had
been aoEss-5 by $50 each Of the
spe>Ners coa-1l1utlnE Z -aD E..ol-~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
SURPLUS ARMY
SUPPLIES ARE
PUT ONSALE
Local Post Office Receives
Orders Covering Mail
Order Plans.

- Dunlap. assistant postmaster
today received orders from the post
ONCE department relative 10 The sale
OF army qu-artermaster stores 10 the
general public.
According 10 Mr.. Dunlap's an
~nouncement the war department has
opened tw%enty-four retail stores for
the disposal of these goods. North
III points will be served through
the store at Omaha. Neb.
Below will find a lis, of the chief
Goods offered for sale and their prices.
These prices include delivery. TO any
Point within the district.
New Goods Only.
Only new and unused goods win b
sold by mail. Reclaimed goods will
be sold over the counter only. All
mai orders must be accompanied by
cash. money order or certified checks.
No uncertified checks will be accept
ed. Mail orders of over 50 will be
insured at government expense for
orders of less than tina, amount If
h person orders desires them TO be
insured. the insurance will be charged
extra
Correct Address.
Ali orders should be addressed 10
Army Quartermaster." Retail Stores
Div. Omaha. Neb."
Further Information may be OBJ
tanned at the postofice.
Goods for sale by mail and their
prices are Is follows:
Selling
Article. Price.
Blankets, cotton tnew). per
pair $500
Blankets, wool and cotton new.
each ....................... 500
Blankets, WOO tnew). EACH. 500
Boots. rubber, high. per pair. 80. SIS
Leggings, foot per pair......... Is
OverailS, combination, per pair. $50
Socks. m cotton. per pair. Is
Socks. wool, light pei pair. -
Socks. wool, heavy. per pair. .5s
Towels. bath. each .......... As
Towels. buck. each .......... 20
Undershirts, summer, each...... SO
Gloves. Jersey knit, per pair. 20
Brooms, stable. with handles.
each Is
BrnsheS shaving, each ........ Il
Brushes. scrub, each. Is
Cans. ash n garbage. assorted
sizes, each .................. 500
Candles. tallow, per b......-... 20
Kettles. camp, with covers, each. so
Iariats, each IS
Toilet paper, per roll. Is
Stahs. flag, steel. SIT each...... lilo
Thimblek- saddler's each. ...... .os
Whips. artillery, each ......... 100
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
OF ATONEMEM
OPENS THIS EVENING

Special services appropriate 10
Eom N5vp1r, the Day of Atone
menI xii he held at .=se O'Clock this
evening by the local Jewish cenEre
CATION
The HOLY day begins All undcrn
this eEsams and continues until sun
down Saturday Special SERVICES xlIs
also DC held SATURDAY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
Collins To Attend
Atlantic CITY Meet

w A. Collins will represent the
Grand Forks Commercial club at the
Trade conference to be
held al Atlantic City October 20 to
L. ". Myers. secretary of the
club. announced today.
Mr. Collins IS now in New York.
where he is attending The annual con-
OF the National Laundry Own
er' association His credentials as
representative of the loca! club have
been Forwarded 20 him.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03

Miss w. H. stouten of 1nkater, arr
rived in the city this morning and is
expecting to spend several days in the
city shopping and visiting friends.
Mrs. NJ. c. People, sos North
Fourth street, expects to leave With
in a few days for Winnipeg, where
she will visit for a short time With,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chester.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
MANY SCHOOLS HOLD
THRIFT EXERCISES

Exercises Esrs held IN nsnr
schools ofG-sn6 Forks e5rr snS e1zn-
- today al The Request 81 the snr-
fer holding Of ~-ssa.aorsa
Thrift Day Re<astra1loa- e1e.caEe-.
a letter from Secretary Carter
Glass E1s read in nsoEa Of TIRE srnop9f
commencing the rork 81 scA0ps csas-
oren curing the 2 p~arE>gsxrar
e4one snfsf1 i.aes and z.zin< shen to
continue the habit formed du-srsx nSe
~a< and save as much as oowFh4> to
invest in thrift stamps.
Herald Want Ads Bring R-.r
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
!: Additional Society /
EPWORTH LEAGUE
RALLY TONIGHT

II. <H evening of .ae Methodist
rslly neck E.nca has been held in shis
Gig 6zrzae ,1s azS week I'll. heake
the form II an ~EpEe-sh League
RsIET NIGH" 4cscesr6ns 10 an an
nouec.@.n. made Today b. Rev.
-hElzs T Gallagher
Plans VIII Re made AZ the meeting
1on5Eh- tc- sae meetings Of the Ep-
@.x1h l.xE= fer he coming year.
1nT1csaEens have been SEN; our %
asoE. oae hundred and Fifty university
Eo6saS 20 amend 1oniehts rally and
all lae A-tac-dss1 young people are
exasn6-a Z cordial Invitation
Plans El5l s5so be made at the
@.e--oE .h5s evening for Rally Sun
day Tasn e 20 o. celebrated in all
M-ehn'@> churches throughout the
nrEa-T Sunday. October 5.
Mess Mildred Fletcher is in charge
q -he program for the meeting to-
nzEsz and a social time will follow
vita -ef-eShmentx-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03

Land H1xER0-A -1aSe- az land
from Stephen Collins 4nS wife &c
Samuel S5lhocr has ne.n recorded
with the ec1.1y register OF deeds 3
\ ccnssdeEx1Sr. is 3a-SAa for the north
ves1 eparas- Ct secesoa Eve .n~rshi2
1ss.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03

Nr Charles Kane. University ave-
Hce- EEE1 entertain informally at din
ner ss7--sy evening in honor Of Miss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03

Attorneys IN Cse-Aay- Css-ses A.
lscAe of S4..aa and ATTY Q, A.
Trsee<csl o. Se-Avec6 are = The city
-zaSsciSaE legal Al&Sa~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
Old Clothes Drive
Prsgresse. Slowly

The Salvation Array drive fer odd
clothing TO BE- sesa al a r@namaSe
sale to give needy as the city an or-
pcrs1nssS TO bay winter clothing At =
cheap price IS Progressing rather
slowly. according TO Captain Nes,eh
who is sM charge Of the drive
A dozen people have donated About
an automobile load Of clothing, eus
unless they are nor generous in vcs-
n~nseersnx shesr old clothes sor the
drive there viii NOT BE nssaeA cloth
sag to cter the 900 Of Grand Forks
according 10 Captain NsSteA,
Willard HOME SAturda~A cele-
gram FROM Rex E Willard county
agent ~ceSSeS this aaca stated that
he would arrive in Grand Forks about
noon Saturday. Es has heea ia Mont
ana o se~er4. days SsS1rE sheep for
farmers Of the county.
Tire .Ncn IN Csy-w- E Pause,
secretary q the General Tsre ( Rub
her Co. Akron Ohio and E " TaS-
tcr, district manage Of Chicago are
IN Grand Forks on arsanesS They are
being entertained by 7. C Ps<SSe-
manager Of the General Tire branch.
AAh1 Cos Hc8~Hcw1I Nah
.er, who has seea VISITING 5, The city
this seek returned to hi. home in
Devils LAX E1S5 evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-03
ADTERuSENENT.

Herald Want Ads Bring R-r.n
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-15
WRANCLE . OVER THE TREATY

WASHINGTON, Dec, 15- Sena- tor Lodge told the Senate that Preai- lent Wilson should present proposals for compromise on the treaty. Sena- tor Lodge said the Republicans would give careful consideration but he be- ieved Wilson was perfectly immov- able in urging an unreserved ratifica- ton.
 -N Senator Underwood urged prompt ratification and said the unsettled con- lition of the worlds business was cur sailing American exports.
 Senator Lodge rejected Underwoods proposal that committee be namei to compose the Senate's differences over the treaty.
 Senator Hitchcock charged that the Republicans refused to compromise when the treaty was before the Sen ate and said the Democrats had held out the olive branch by suggesting a committee of conciliation.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-15
GsFps THE MASTERS SCALE
 OF VALUES"

The subject upon which Rev. Car ter spoke last evening was, The Mas ters oeale of ValueS."
 As an inrroducuon to the Sermoh of the evening, after the usual sons seruce by the cnOIr, Rev. Carter req" several short extracts from the prnS ed statements of prominent men '- the States. business men and editors of leading journals, giving their VlS"s on the needs of the world to-day, an" without exception they were ot th1 opinion and firm belief that the adop. ton and practice of the teaching an" religion of Jesus furnishes the on'y solution of the great problems con fronting the United States ant rne other various governments of the world at the present tins.
 "The teaching of the Master" sa'c Rev. Carter, "has been often misun, derstood, and it may be that the church has been partially to blam. for it.
 "The Master himself was in no way uncertain as to his scale of values. l. was Seek ye first the kingdom of Goo and his righteousness Righteousness, means not only to have right belief {; just and right creed, but to put tha belief and creed into practice towa' all men. The employer must be just to the employee, and the employed must be just to his employer. Tho teaching of the Master, when rightI, understood and presented, is the only foundation upon which to estab'isf the righteousrtss that will rescue the world from the chaos into which 1t has fallen through neglect of the Masters teachings. "
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-15
MOVIE STARS HAVE THE
 REAL THRILLS ON OCEAN

MIAMI, Fla, Dec, 15- The yacht Grey Duck, carrying David w. Gr'f- filth and 36 movie players, has arrived at Nassau, four days overdue. The party was without food for three days and encountered storm which almos: capsized the craft. Submarine chaserS and aeroplanes were searching for the party. During the storm, the pilot was i,,iured and others were forced to take their turn at the wheel.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec, l5-- The Su- preme Court holds that war time pro- hibition is constitutional and affirmed the federal decrees of New York in dismissing the proceedings of the It. ouor-houses brought to compel revenue officers to permit the withdrawal of whiskey from bond for beverage pur- poses. The court dissolved the iniunc- tions restraining revenuers from irter-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-15
MINERS
 RETURN

WASHINGTON, Dec, l5-- Prcsi- dent Lewis, G the United Mine Work CTS predicts that 95 per cent of the striking coal miners will be back to work by tonight. President Lewis says t has been hard to get the news of .he decision to call off the strike to all men in a short time.