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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-18
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-18
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i Estate of Ionetta Johnson Aftret deceased. 4.
State of Minnesota. County Of Otter Tail. 'ss...
!. In Probate Court. +. - = = e
= In the matter Of the estate Of Jonetta Johnaon
Aftret. Decedent: = - -. s;s ( "A,
Letters of administration this day having been
granted to Z. T. Hauge - z. .s.z.
Il is ordered, that the tine within which all
creditors Of the above named decedent mavpre-
and the same hereby IS. limited to three months.
from and after the date herenf: and that the 7th
day Of May. 1920. at ten O'Clock An the
Probate Court Rooms. at the Court House At Per
Is, fixed and appointed as the time and place for.
hearing upon and the examination: adjustment
and allowance ofsuch claims as shall be present
ed within the time aforesaid. -. 80
LET notice hereof he giver hv the ratification of
this order in the Fergus Falls Ugehlad. az pro
vided bv law. < 4 !, ~ sssSss
. Dated February 9Th 1920 E T. z - 81
@2couyt Seal ,ssx E.Frankber0.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-18
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-18

1tDenIanDtfe Yenae.

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Henge fen6es me6s 9raft eller &a.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-18
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-18
9sreiibe11tens Spebp,,t. 3.

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-18
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Soniu e1t Iobenoe llro-
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-18
Gn 1tor SenIatiplt.

On af be fterite @e1tiationer iont
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fignations Sn6lepering blep pefslet
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1nisbiIiget Sr. Earnings &oloninq /
forffiellige 5pgrgsmaa1, iom blep
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taten. Denne &efignation bqr paft
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bill ba sitor BetD6t1ing / lattbefs Boliz
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-18
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILR CLAIMS AND
II FOR HEARING THEREON. 3:5. &

First Publication Feb 18th 1920 s....-.. .<sEs 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
DANCING AND CARD GAME
ATTACKED BY EVANGELIST
Thurston II. Price Also Flags Modern
Dress In Sermon mt urond
Street Church.

There is just as much to the modern
two-seN dance when you take tho hold
ing part out as there is TO Il doughnut
when you havo knocked tho rim or"
Evangelist Thurston b. Price told one
OF tho largest audiences that has yet
attended any. OF. the series Of revival
services which he is holding at Broad
street Methodist Church last night. His
subject was Sowing and Reaping in
the Social Circles"
Dancing is the only form OF recrea-
tion which requires the presence of both
sexes" he said. IF dancing is only
keeping step to music, as some say,
why is 1T that girls want boys to dance
with them and go to them with out
stretched arms wearing hiGh-heeled
shoes and low -heeled dresses. DO girls
dance with girls because they enjoy it,?
Shucks, no. They arc just practicinE
to dance with boys"
Mr.. Price declared that the card game
and the two-seX dance We're two things
which were damning the young people
and tho home lifo of America today. At
all who would discontinue card play
ing and dancing to stand, and practi-
cal1y every ono in the audience arose.
Besides condemning card playing and
dancing, the evangelist took occasion
in his sermon to criticize tho present.
day dress of young women.
"HeathenS take Off paint and put on
clothes when they become civilized, but
our young women put on paint and take
off clothes as they progress" he de-
clared,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
VIRGINIA IS CONFRONTED
BY SHORTAGE OF NURSES
Less Than so Per Cent Enough
Graduates Availablc-Eight-
Hour System Jnauguratcd.

has but so per cent OF tho
4 grhduate nurses needed to meet the
imperative demands of tho sick and
feeble throughout the state. Scores of
families, where one or moro persons
are i'll. are being forced to do with
ssout trained nurses. not because OF in-
ability to pay. but because of the acute
shortage, which has been growing
moro serious ever since the world war
fstarted Hospitals are operating on
sadly depleted forces. ana in some
Gases arc being compelled to refuse
entrance TO patients because OF the
This is the Information gathered
from hospital authorities throughout
the State, as we'll as nurses them
selves. who are sending out appeals
for young women to enter the profess
sion and help fiji the depleted ranks Of
the sisters of mercy in tending the
wants of the stricken.
3sA@ Many Enter War Service.
During the war hundreds OF nurses
social service and community work.
and failed 70 return 10 private duty
and hospital worli. Heretofore the
long hours required OF student nurses
has proved a handicap TO enlarginS
the number or nurses. in face OF the
liberal compensation, which ranges
a in most instances living expenses, up
to $4,000 and more.
10 long hours has been re-
moved al Memorial HOSPITAL. operated
y
straight eight hour system. This
should be taken 10 mean that no nurse
VIII be on duty more than eight hours
during day OF twcuty-four hours.
This is the first hospital In Virginia
to esta blish this plan for It's graduate
AND pupil nurses and the system Will
go into effect on April !. This an
anouncemert comes from Superintcn-
dent Frederic +. Norlok. who stated
that regardless OF the shortage OF
nurses which exists al the institution,
as we'll as other institutions, she
efeht hour system vii! DC established
April l.
Three Shifts Provided.
Three sections Will be operated at
Memorial, one for duty, one for re-
ard sleep. Working periods will be
from A NJ. 10 3 Z. NJ: 3 L. NJ to II
P NJ; II p. NJ to y. NJ. Salared
instructors are employed BY Memorial
lospital TO train nurses in their work
s,,,6o women who have had one
years high-school education, or its
equivalent. are eligible for entrance in
nurses training schools in Virginia.
2nportunitfes Cor women in the nurs-
ing profession arc increasing yearly, It
social service field, employment of
trained nurses 10 instruct in santa
suon by great industries and the more
extensive health work being carried
on by the States. cities and counties
,affordine many advantageous positions
Snys Situation Alarming.
. Miss NJ. Cook, w*Io conducts tho
nurses register in Richmond, stated
In an Interview that tho situation re-
harding nurses is becoming alarming.
ways in excess of those available. It
was stated, while during such omer-
Eancies as the influenza epidemic it is
absolutely impossible 10 meet the de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
ANNUAL REVIEW OF BOY
SCOUTS HERE ARRANGED.
Every Richmond Troop Will &c
Inspected Tonight Mt 8 o'clock
at Blues Arnlory.

Every Boy. Scout troop In Richmond
will gather in the Blues Armory to-
night at. S o'clock for the annual re-
view view and inspection under the ,direc-
Dnrrett. 1t is. eSpected that about
LOU Scouts will be present in uni
form. The gallery will be open to
the mothers and fathers of the boys
and others who wish to witness the
Presentation OF the Howell Brothers
silver loving cup to the troop which
passes tho best examination. ana
MAKES the highest number of points
In the inspection, will be one Of the
features OF the review.
The winning troop in each Of the
three districts into which Richmond
is divided for scouting purposes will
to members of the troops passing an
inspection averaging rs per cent or
over. These stars are of red cloth,
and will be worn on the uniform.
Council VIII Attend.
Many members OF the Richmond
Council, the governing body or the
local Scout organization, have writ
ten to Headquarters stating that they
Will be present at tho inspection and
review. Members OF the council are:
John Stewart Bryan T. Elwood Tragic
Gen, 10, Lane stern Frank W. Duke
S. IT. Glover Sclden Wake
John L. Mcclure y. w. Durrett
Murray NJ. Mcclure james IL Cheek
Hemp TskSaFzJf F 81 r n f W m6sa
Col. c. \ Dempsey Governor Westmore-
e0f g. Wasis!ss9 pra ana Rav Morgan
G.. l.. Beards,cy a. z. Wilmer
s O. I.indeinan 4. l.. A uamson
Y. II. Adams Oliver l.. sands
NJ j.. Wallcrste!r DIR. Douglas s. Free
Walter Holiday 4. H. Hill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
ELECTRICAL DEALERS MEET
W. J.. Goodwin, &c California. and S
a. Chase Address Richmond Men
ON ORGANIZATIONS.

w. l.. Goodwin, OF California, and S.
y. Chase. of Washington addressed tho
members OF the Electrical .Iobbers,
Manufacturers and Trades at the ban
quot held in The business Mems Club
last night. Help 1.-Two" was the sub
joct OF Mr.. Goodwin, who traced the
growth Of the electrical industry in
California ana showed how ;he !orma-
ton OF an association among the cleo
trical dealers benefited ne Cali
fornians and would benefit Richmond
crS,
s A. Chase spoke on Live and Help
Live" showing that the Goodwin plan
was the crdeav0r TO harmonize the
electrical industry and make il one
happy family.
The meeting was largely attended
by Richmond dealers and was presided
over by Thomas :. WheclriEht, prcSi-
dent OF the Virginia Railway and
Power Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
TELLS OF SALVATION ARMY
WORK BEING DONE IN INDIA
Adjutant Louise Clarke Say. l.1On
Corps and J6s schools
Arc Conducted

Adjutant Louise Clarke, home on fur
loush from eight years as Il Salvation
Army worker ut Nagercoil, South Ira
vancorc, India, spoke at Salvation
Army Headquarters last night. Her
suhJect was 'Hindoo Customs" There
are. she said, j.l92 corps OF the Saliva
lion Army In India at the present time.
They have organized 563 day schools.
with 1928 children enrolled. The
workers have established liz addition
twenty-four boarding schools and u
large number OF Industrial schools
Tie adjutant showed samples OF the
work which girls had done In silk,
lace and bead work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Annual convention OF Virginia Itc-
tnit Hardware Association Mt Muir
phys Hotel mt 10.
House convcnes mt Capitol nj II.
Senate conrcneS mt Capitol Mt IL.
Richmond Advertisers Club meets
Mt business Mems Club mt !.
Allied building Trntics Association
meets at Busincss Mems Club Mt 0::sQ.
Tuberculosis clinic at DarrIson's
Drug store, Fulton. T:3O to 9.3U.
FhurstNt IL. Price, cvangcIist,
spcnits at broad street Methodist
Church on "rhrowinw Awny Lifc,s
Greatest Opportunity" mt 5.
American Legion Circus ut City
Auditorium nt 3:l5 and S:15.
Observation-Disclosures 3. S::i0 and %.
Strand-"0h, LO0k!" nj S:2O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
HARDWARE MEN GUESTS
AT WESTMORELAND CLUB
Annual Convention of State Retail As
Socfation Will Come to Close
!rnduy.

Last night at the Westmoreland
club members Of the Virginia Retail
Hardware Association were entertained
facturers ut sing and smoker The
meeting was held on the roof garden
o. ihe club and the delegates. with
their wives. We're invited
Thomas 3. Howell. OF Richmond.
president OF the association. ~ the
port and annual address Mr.. Howell
chen read the report OF the secretary.
~ which capacity he has been acting.
W. T. race led in the general discus
sion: during the progress of which the
profit Of 'sidelines" were discussed
ana the best means OF advertising.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

c Isaac Burbank. clerk of the District
WISHING in Richmond for several days. mas
left for his home.
Tho sales committees OF the Richmond
topncco board OF trade. after IA conferences
With With. he worehouseimsn. held q; meeting
Yesterday and fixed Tuesdays ana FRIDAYS
as topacco auction sales days for tho month
or March and until the end OF cho season
the committee also decided on ApriI .
as Che close of tho selling season
Possraaster Hay, T. Thornton will leave
&c! S Fla, where hc has been spend
ing ms vacation for the last month and
viii arrive in ichnond late Monday az
ternoon. he writes IN letter to w Ross
Southwark. Assistant Postmaster.
Rev. Cary Montague addressed a meet
inE or the Association of Monumental
Church last might in the Sunday-schooi
room OF the church Br,tnch Johnston is
PRESIDENT OF ;he associa ton. and Calvin
S To I serves MS executive secretary.
Mrs. B b. Valentine; ot church property,
Mrs. L4wrenee I. Price; Of Sunday school.
Miss Mary stubs; hospitality. Mrs. John
n. Taylor; ways and means. j. Amber
Johnston; of statistics. Charles NJ. An
drew=, and Of publicity. Carter wormeiay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
GAS CONSUMERS HERE MAY
FACE INCREASE TO $1.20
Oil Price Ascends and City May he Re-
Quired to Change Type or
lblnnt.

Consumers of gas in Richmond face
an increase in the rate to $l.20 when
the present contract for oil expires. In
view Of the prevailing, market price e
to the cost Of producing gas In itch
.mond. according to a report CT Mayo.
Ainslie before the Council Finance
Committee. ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

Miss Minnie Jones was elected pres
ident OF the Business Woman's Council
at the annual meeting last night AT
the Y. w. c. ~, when Miss Florence
Currie was chosen vice-president; Miss
Camilla Donly, secretary, ana Miss
Florence Lier2, treasurer Reports for
the Wear were heard. and the first bmsi-
was set for next Thursday evening at
$50 O'clock in connection with Il sup