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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
SERVICES FOR IRVING VENTURES
Funeral of Hardware Manufacture
crs' Agent 60 Be- Held Tonight.

Funeral services will be held to-nigAs
for Irving Smith Nentrcs. who was In
the wholesale hardware business as
manufacturers agent az 81 Walker
street. Mr. Vcntres was g. years old
and lived at lss jefferson avenue.
Brooklyn. lie died OF heart failure on
Gates avenue car last Saturday while
on his way 20 business.
MIR. ventros was we'll known in anna
teur theatrical circles In Brooklyn and
was a member of the Hardware and
Railroad clubs in Manhattan. lie Is sur
yived by his wife and n son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30

ISAAC HODGINs WEST.

Isaac Hodgins West, cloth merchant
of this city died yesterday at his home.
$40 Central Park West. He was born
at Larchmont N Y. sixty-nine years
ago. He was member of the Larch-
mont Yacht Club. He is survived by
his widow and one sister. Mrs. Samuel
Bolton of New York city.
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IN M E M ORIAM

CROOK.--Tu loving memory Of william Tip
ping Crook November 80. 1914.
LEW1SOfiN. Jesse. A constant. beautiful
memory OF my dearly beloved husband.
November &c. 1918.
MURPHY i'm loving memory ~ Margaret
S. Murphy. tho dica s.S~e,nbcr so. 1916
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At the commencement OF the strike il
was said that the trouble originated in
the refusal of Jacques Rouche, director
OF the opera. to change the rules of the
house concerning the chorus and to
agree not to employ more than one for
eign artist every three months.
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WASHINGTON.

The Italian delegation to the lnterna-
tional Electrical communications Con-
sress gave dinner last night at Rausch-
er's for the American, British, French
and Japanese delegates to the conference.
Covers were laid for Atty
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ITROLp.-Afr. and Mrs Stanley ueroid lnee
Selma Brand, ~ 500 West ti3,h e.. a
boy. az Communiiys Hospital. 10 West
fOiFt rf
Johnson sunday. Novrmtcr -S 1890 fo
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Guststr dohuson. ~ Post
avenue. a daughter, Esthgr Ruth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30

Robert Silvercruys secretary of the
Belgian Embassy, has returned from
New t.-k after spending a week at the
Ritz Carlton.
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Mrs. Meredith. wife OF the Secretary OF
Agriculture and her daughter Mrs
Frederick owen Bohen, will go to New
York to remain the rest of the week MI
and Mrs. Bohen will be guests OF secre-
tary and Mrs. Meredith until AFTER
Christmas.
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ApoLPu G. HELMUs.

Adolph c. Hclmus. president OF the
Helmus Paper box Company ~ 20 Mott
street died in hia home in Dougiaston.
T. T.. al tN age o. seventy Mr.. tlcl-
mus was director Of the Metropolitan
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Doubleday
A set OF subscription dances. known
~ the Seniors, will be revived during
the season and will be held at the Plaza
OH January 81, February % and April s.
Mrs j. Horton Ijams is in charge.
Mrs. Richard stevens, who passed the
summer In Europe, is at the st. Regis
for the winter. She will introduce her
youngest daughter, Miss Dorothy stew
ems, to society this winter.
Mrs. G. Howard Dawson will give
dinner at the Ritz-Carlton January T.
preceding the Junior Assembly dance
there.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles scribner re-
turned yesterday TO their house, East
Sixty-sixth street. from MorristoWn,
y. j.. for the winter
Mrs. Ernest Greene will give an after
noon reception December 81 at the Ritz
Carlton 10 introduce Miss Margaret Dor
othy Greene.
Mrs. f. Henry Hartman. who has
been passing several days at Arden
n. Y, returned yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 4. Brown. Jr.
of Morristown, " j.. have taken mouse
on Park Hill, YonEers, where they VIII
spend the winter Mr.. Browns orother'
Mr.. Otis de r. Brown. is stopping with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kip Rhinelander
will pass the winter at Tuxedo Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woods, who
nassed the autumn in Sterlington, y. H.,
will come to New York this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Van Nest ia
brill will pass the winter at feapach'
y. j.
Mrs. Herbert NJ Hartman took Few
friends to the afternoon dance IN the
Vanderbilt yesterday
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Paper Box Manufacturers Association
and member of the National Paper
Box Manufacturers Association. He Is
survived by his widow. son. >Adolph G.
Helmus, Jr.. and a daughter. Mrs
George Graham
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DR. Paul Reinsch. formerly American
Minister to China. and Mrs. Reinsch, who
spant the summer in the Orient, have re-
turned TO Washington and taken house
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DIED.

Castano. Mary G.. Mn nch. Bernhard
Cohen. Philip T. Mccongill, Charity
Deckelman Wm. r. D'Connor. .sflnoias n
Delmar Annie J.. PIERCE. Mary ,.
Dill Della 4. isosenstein, Max III.
Finnigan Michael Z. Schultz, Louis -.
Goodfried Herman Simpson. Lizzie u.
Hendrickson g. o. Smith. Helen VI.
Howard Minua v. c. TAFT. Harold
Jeanne. Paul Tondorf. Agnes
Kelly Mary Nom HOte. ~. {.
Laying, James r.. Jr. West, Isaac 81.
Macgowan, Robt. w. Wiley, Alexander q.
Moffit, A. G.
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Brighten. and Mrs. Marion r. Maus
are visiting her mother. Mrs. Charles II.
Poor. before going South for the winter.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; owner may have same
BY describing contents and paying for "a.
Mrs. A. G. SMITH. Hotel Peter Stuyvcoaut.
seth st and Central Park West
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK;.

Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax Stuart Land
street of 563 Park avenue have sent out
invitations to dance OF December ~
in the ballroom OF the Colony Club Tor
their daughter, Miss Mary Davis Land
street. and for Miss Jane Molnson of
Paris. debutantes OF the season.
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Wearing Apparel.

LOST-Lady's dark green coat. caracul fur
trimming. yellow lining. stolen from auto
mobile on 4Ith IT.. between 9th and 9Th avs {
Monday afternoon. Reward. no questions
asked for return ATLANTIC, 10 z. 3sth ~.
LOST-A brown fur ncckpiece. composed Of
two skins, on Saturday evening or Sunday.
between Grand Central station and Iih av.
and f2d and 4sth sts.; liberal reward Tel.
BU ONT 2Gj.
LOs"r-In Prospect Park. Brooklyn, between
croquct ground and Malbonc st. entrance.
lady's small black fur piece, valued for
association; reward. Mrs. G. l.. ROOT. 24s
Jefferson av.. Bklyn.
500 REWARD
Lost-Brown skin neckpiccc on Thursday
nisht between / and o'clock between Bios
som Heath Inn, NerriCk road and Rutland
road. platinum Ihnne Main i0s2M.
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LOST-Collic. tan and white. very old log
90 use 20 strLngers fond OF my daughter.
Reward " returned 20 BOFINGER. southwest
s-rucr 20Tth ST.. Decatur av., Bronx. Phone
olinvile 235.
LOST-S2J reward for Information leading %
tho recovery % female German shepherd
police dog. color wolf gray. pointed ears. No
tify T. Il. BELL. 374 18th av., Paterson.
". !. Phone 6573H Paterson.
LOST-French poodle. named Beauty: re-
ward no question asked. 2T9 West pod
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THE YOUNG VISITERS,' CHILDISH
ROMANCE, 4 DELIGHTFUL PLAY
Daisy Ashford's Original Peo-
pie Reach the Stage and
Are Welcomed.

THIRTY NINTH STREET THEATRE. Tile
i'Oung Nisi'ers." atamati lied from ia sy
Ashford book by Mrs. George WOrui9 /,
and Margaret Mackenzie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dillwyn Cross
have closed their country house at ber-
nardsville. n. j.. and returned TO their
home. 5 West F'ifty-second street, for
the winter
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-A reward viii be paid FOR lnforma-
ton leading to recovery OF 1920 Hudson
super-siN dark blue speedster body, with
No. 22pS72 n. y; stolen from Sumner av,
near Park av.. Brooklyn, y. Y, November
%. between IL p. NJ. and ?. NJ. SHEER
WOOD ADJUSTING BUREAU, 6S william
ct. John 3G+6.
LOsT-A reward win be paid for information
leading 70 recovery OF 1920 Ford. black
touring body. motor No. .4o29ils. license No.
233300, y. y; Decker lock on steering wheel
stolen from 1854 Park av., Bronx, y. Y,
November 90. about 10 30 p. NJ. SHEER
WOOD ADJUSTING BUREAU, 6S william
ST. John 3646.
LosT-suitcase. Saturday night. November
20. Cunard pier. marked first class cabin.
Luke Knowles. $. s. Aquitania, state room
L 3d. contains samples that are valuable to
owner. Reward offered IL returned to Mr..
LUKE KNOWLES, 40 Ellsworth av.. Tren-
ton, ~. j.
LoST-Left in taxicab at 20 Gramercy Park.
Sunday night. 80. black patent leather
hat box and black suitcase. marked IS. W.
r.. Brownsville. Pa" Liberal reward paid
for return TO s. w. RICHARD, Hotel Irv-
ing 20 Gramercy PARK.
LOST-On or from 9TH avenue bus No. or
on West t35th. Friday. p. M, gray suede
handbag containing tewelry, money order.
&c. Reward. Mrs w. c. DUNCAN, $40
West 135th ST.
TOST-Door to Cadillac limousine, November
%, while en- route from w. 105th st., Cen
trail Park West, seth 81. transverse 10 Park
aN, south to Nanderhii Hotel. Please phone
KOHLER. Academy 2GT0
LOST-At Army aud Navy game. upper stand,
lady's umbrella. silver handle in shape OF
golf club. with name engraved: reward.
Phone Franklin $40.
LOST-Near Long Island entrance of Penn
sylvania station. Saturday, Nov. 90. a
feather and tortoise shell fam reward.
Room 10lG, 66 Broadway.
LOST-Sunday evening. between 39th St.
broadway. Hotel ClRridge. gold lorgnette
attached to black ribbon. reward Room 929,
Hotel Clardge.
LOST-Mans umbrella with ivory handle :
or left in taxicab. reward. y. MORRIS,
600 West 18th ct.
LOST-Leather dress suitcase. between 59th
81. bridge and 2G0 Madison av. Reward
II returned 20 2G0 Madison av.
LOST-Certificate b Iii2O. 20 shares Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad; re-
ward f a. CURRY. 1905 Broadway.
NOTICE
Certificate No. A-iO54. issued ny the New
York Produce Exchange. April 20. 1915 to
A. Van Stolk. having been lost or mislsid.
application has been made to the Board Of
Managers for a new certificate. all persons
interested are hereby notified 20 show cause
within the next six weeks why such new
certificate should not be issued.
l.. Il. HOWE, Secretary.
New York. November "a. 1920.
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LOST-Gold vanity case. marked IL r. c.
Saturday evening, November %, Palais
Royal. Liberal reward. no question asked. II
returned 10 al Park av.. apt. I'D.
LOsT-ClrcIe OF diamonds. either In taxi be
tween Biltmore and Palais Royale or In
Palais Royale or vicinity. Finder please
notify THIS office: liberal reward. F ~ Her
aid. Herald so.
LOST = Gold and silver cigarette case be
tween Commodore Hotel and subway sta
ton $50 reward MENSiNG, Hotel Com
modorc.
LOST-Three stone diamond ring. Hugo.
1882 engraved inside. Return 29l1 Heath
av Phone 1858 Einrsbridge: reward CLARK.
LOST-Ciold ring. on Friday. Inscribed IN.
+. Hackett." Tel Fordham SIS reward.
$3.50 REWARD.
no questions asked. for return OF gold mesh
bag. with seed pearl tassel, lost November
o. between West i11th ST., Liberty Theatre
or In taxicab. BLACK, STARR q FROST.
9TH av and 4Sth 81.
$500 Observation-Disclosures brooch. lost Saturday
night. between and II o'clock, between
Hotel Aston and Morosco Theatre. No ques-
lions asked II returned to FRANKLIN
BAKER, Jr., 10 Church ~.
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Mr.. George Doubleday will give q
dance on December 10 at the Ritz-Carl-
ton for his daughter, Miss Marguerite
Doubleday.
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Done In Separate Scenes.

The adaptors used the only possible
method in putting the book on the stage.
The Youthful Visters' was divided into
thirteen portions. and every one was put
before the audience as a separate scene.
Then the spirit of the production was
suited to its content. There was an
inner proscenium arch. familiar to all
from childhood. as the paper frame Of
the paper doll dramas in which Robert
Louis Stevenson used to revel. The spec
tators saw the binding of the famous
book, then q youthful Daisy Ashford la
boring at her manuscript. From that
Point on the text of the book might have
been extra illustrated. so faithfully did
each succeeding episode follow the text.
Ethel Monticue. in the lovely person OF
Miss Marie Golf. set off with M. Sal
teend pathetically embodied in the rather
effacing Herbert Yost to visit the langud
and elegant Bernard Clark. who was
most amusingly played by Harold An
struther Mr.. Anstruther's performance,
indeed, attained a much higher level
than any other in the representation.
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Crook. William T. Murphy, NJ. s.
LeWisohn. Jesse
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All roads lead to the stage nowadays,
otherwise play made from Daisy Ash
ford's childish romance THE Young
Visitors would not have been seen at
the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre last
night The theatre appears the world
over the best market for notoriety OF
any kind-even literary notoriety--so
this much discussed volume has pro-
vided material for the paste and scissors
of the adaptor. In this case. Mrs.
George Norman and Margaret Macken-
zie were responsible for the dramatic
form OF the work. 90 there were two
adaptors. They have divulged their
material to the public in three acts de-
scribed as ideas"
Whether this enterta ming novel was
the work of IAN authoress of nine" or
Of j. NJ. Barrie. as so many suspected.
it's form never suggested the theatre.
Books were In the past selected for use
on the stage either because they were
dramatic in character or provided some
unusually powerful or appealing char
acter. The amusing feature of 1.-THE
Young Visitors" was the unseen writer
who put her extravagant and precocious
ideas Of life into the pages of her story.
But the book was widely discussed and
whatever its suitability to dramatic per-
Torrance may have been. it was suffi-
GENTLY we'll known TO make 1t a safe
risk for the theatre.
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set OF subscription dances. known
81 the Seniors. will be revived during
the season and will be held at the Plaza
on January 81. February % and April g.
Mrs. J. Horton Ijams Is in charge
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Jewelry.

LOST-Sapphire diamond and platinum bar
pin, edged with gold. inches long. lost in
taxi between Ritz Carlton and Plaza. or IN
either hotel, Friday evening, November 2s.
Generous reward II returned 70 Mrs. J. v. w.
REYNDERS. $40 Park av. No questions
asked.
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November 20. 1920. Mary
Kelly. beloved mother of Anna G. and SIR.
NJ Sfephanie. Funeral from her late resi-
dence. 1JA West i06th st.. Thursday.
December ?, at Q 80 a. NJ. Solemn mass
or requiem at Church OF the Ascension,
107th st. and Broadway. at 10 O'Clock.
1nterment Calvary.
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O'CONNOR.- AT his residence. 2469 Broad
way on Sunday, November 2s. 1920,
Nicholas r. OConnor. Services at 81.
lgnatius' Church. sIth 81. and West End
av., Wednesday. December /, at 10
O'clock. Infnrnanf. Milford. Conn.
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JEANNE-Ou Monday. November 20, Paul
Jeanne, in his Dist year. Funeral ser
vices at the residence OF his son crack
Jeanne, ~ Bentley av., Jersey City. on
Wednesday. December 1, at "a p. NJ.
Interment at convenience of family. II IL
requested. that no flowers be sent.
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PEIRCE.-On Saturday. November -, at
Providence. Il. j.. Mary 5. Peirce. widow
OF the late Or. Henry T. Peirce of New
York. Funeral services at Woodiawn
Chapel. New York. on Tuesday. November
30, nj 3 O'Clock.
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MCDOWELL. - on Monday. November 90
Charity. widow OF John McConvill age 81.
Funeral from her late residence. 374 Gin
ton av., Thursday December 2. . 80 A. NJ. !;
thence to Queen of All Saints Church.
Lafayette and Vanderbilt avs. Brooklyn.
Anfn cnrfegn. Kindly unit hoWnrs.
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Mrs. Richard stevens. who passed the
summer In Europe. is at the st. Regis
for the winter. She will introduce her
youngest daughter. Miss Dorothy stew
ems, to society this winter.
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G|'leanings
aATHE7ED FRoM THE
HOME, FIELD. 49,. =
II you go away ON a visit your
friends will be Interested In know
ing about 1t. Call SS-The sheaf-
and give us the facts. liz. !

go and Get IT,
Remember Bakke's. 49,
Xmas Candies for the Riddles. See
Bakke's. 1,-Es.,E-
G.. y. Short, Of Angus, was "a War
rem caller Tuesday. IA. ssss ). +. -. =
Bakke's can help you get in good
with HER-See them *.
Get a brick Of nice ice cream for your
dinner at Holan's Confectionery
Evelyn Lindgren, Of Hallock, arrived
Saturday for a visit at the Emil Dahlof
home 81 .@. ~
One ton Of candy put up in Il, 1, 2
3 and 5 pound plain boxes.-WarreI
Pharmacy. :.
Martin Banaszewski, of Stephen, and
Paul Stalock from near Argyle were in
town Wednesday, - %#s. u
Gifts for Babies Spoons, cups
toilet sets, gold loclzets and chains,
signet rings at Hoopers Jewelry and
Gift Store. @- f.. s zs.;+s@s.. 4 I = Il.
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scandinavian metnodist Church.

T-7- SUPERINTENDENT MethOd1st Church.
=. O. HAUGLAND, Pastor.
Services next Sunday forenoon g
10:45 and evening at u. 80.
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go and Get It. !"

eco and Get IT, q .z ~
Brick Ice cream on hand at Holan's
Confectionery.
DR.. F. g. Bake left last evening on
a business trip to Minneapolis.
Bakke's can help you get in good
with HER-See them!
One ton Of candy put up in u, /, 2,
8 and 5 pound plain boxes. Warren
Pharmacy.
Ole Engstrom, from near Newfolden,
attended to business matters in this
city Saturday. ss ~
Farm Loans I'VE have several thou
sand dollars to loan on farm property.
Call on Pioneer Land & Loan CO. \
Gifts for Men Cuff links, cigarette
cases, tie clasps, emblem rings at
Hoopers Jewellery and Gift Store.
Give gifts that last. Any number of
good serviceable Christmas gifts can
be found at r. L.. Tornel's Furniture
Store.
Andy Anderson, Of the Strand, left
last week for the twin cities to book
some of the latest attractions for the
Strand theatre via r.s..
Victor J. Swanson. who resides on
the Germantown route from Thief Ri
yer Falls, was a business visitor in
Warren Friday.
Gifts for Ladies. -Silverware, cut
glass, waist sets, thimbles. Special
prices on everything at Hooper Jewel
cry and Gift Store.
Photograph records make fine Christ
mas gifts. We have complete stock
OF the latest records. Come in and
hear theln.-E. T.. Tornell.
GIFTS that Last-Onr stock of dia
monds, watches and jewellery is the
largest and best line in Marshall
county. Hooper's Jewellery and Gift
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs P. @. B1egen, Of Wood
vile. Wis, who have been visiting at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. o. 3.
Enebask, left Monday evening for their
home
F. A gripping picture q the excitement,
romance, thrills, danger and action of
a newspaper reporters life. go and
Get IT, Monday end Tuesday at the
Strand. 4.
Mrs. b. Swanson, who has been visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. John Hagfeldt
the past month left Friday evening for
Minneapolis, where she intends to spend
the remainder Of the winter.
Marriage licenses have been issued
during the past week to Albin RanStrom
and Della Hallin, Kirtst George Malek
to Olga Ruth Bodell, Albert II. Haugen
to Lena NJ. Olson, Calvert Enger to
Marie Monson, Arthur G. Anderson to
Esther Johnson.
Otto EdWardh returned this morning
from an extended trip to the coast,
having spent a short time at Vancouver,
Washington, San Francisco, California,
and Seattle, Washington. Mr. 5Edwardh
reports that conditions are very. I'M
favorable in the west After all there
is no place like Minnesota.
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''Go and Get It."
Remember Bakke's.

Go and Get It."
Remember Bakke's.
G. B. Nord was a Crookston visitor
last evening. =
: Order brick ice cream at Bakke's
now! We deliver.
Hot chocolate and pie a-la-mode
served at Holan's Confectionery.
Mrs. Matt Johnson, of Argyle, was a
Warren visitor for several days this
week. f%z% s@.
Gifts for Boys-Scarf pins, tie clasps,
military brushes at Hoopers Jewelry
and Gift Store. n.
Mrs. Louis Hedquist, from near
Argyle, was in Warren Tuesday attend
ing to Christmas shopping. :. =
We have few baskets of fancy
apples put up in bushel baskets at $20 90
per basket.-Levine Brothers Co. 81
Tonight (Thursday) at the Strand,
Dorothy Gish in S"Out of Luck and
9Th episode Of 'The Lost City," 81
| Gifts for Girls-Silver watches. La
Tausca pearls, ivory, manicure sets at
Hoopers Jewelry and Gift Store.
Gifts that Last sheaffer's self Fill
ing fountain pens, Sharp Point and
Eversharp pencils at Hooper's Jewellery
and Gift Store 49, - = #
Rev. S. W. Swenson left last evening
for Karlstad to officiate as President
of the Red River Conference at the in
stallation of Rev. P. G. Carlstedt as
pastor Of the congregations at Karlstad,
Strandquist and Englund.
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Messrs. il. Sinclair and Dave Rob
ertson returned on Thursday evening
from trip to Winnipeg, where they
had spent couple of days attending
to business affairs connected with their
elevator interests in the Dominion.
Stephen Messenger.
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Annual Stockholders Meeting of The
Warren National Rank

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Warren National Bank,
Of Warren, Minnesota, will be held at
it's banking house on Tuesday, January
18th, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Aug A. Johnson, Cashier.
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First M. E. Church

= MI 1CI1EIlLzs e dBI0r. -'------T =.
Morning worship, 1890. Sunday
school, l1:45 a. m. Junior league 400
p. M Epworth league, 6:45 p. m. Eve
ming Worship 1880 p. m. q y
Our Christmas program will be Fri
day evening, December "a, at 1880.
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Our savior's Lutheran Church.
A T. TOLLEVS. Pastor. 5
SERVICES. next Sunday evening at z AS
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Card OF Thanks.

We hereby wish to extend our most
sincere thanks to our neighbors and
friends who SO kindly helped us during
the Illness and funeral of our beloved
husband and father; also for the beau
stiful flowers that were contributed.
Mrs. Agnes Mackie and Children
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THE CHURCHES /
Catholic Churck.2

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Services at Warren first and third
Sundays of each month. Services at
Oslo second and fourth Sundays Of
each month Mass at 1890 in each
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-15
swedish A1issIon Church

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Thursday, Dec. 16--Prayer meeting
at 1880 p. IN. s ' 81 4 ga
Sunday, Dec. 19-Morning services at
1880. Sunday school at l1:45 a. m.
Evening service at 1890 y
Julotta, Dec. Is at 600 m.