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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-13
TWO KANSAS MILLS
ANNOUNCE REDUCTION
or TEXTILE OPERATIVES

Lawrence Mass, Dec. 1S.-First
announcement Of actual reduction or
textile operatives by big mill corpor-
ations was made today by the Pacific
mills and the Arllngton mills Of this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-13

ANYONE knowing the whereabouts
of viii Reed. height feet S inches,
weight l7j pounds, blue eyes, brown
hair. please notify his daughter
Lucille Reed al Kingston. Okla. l3-J
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-13
Heavy Journalism

Old Lady 81 hope my boy, you
don't sell papers on Sunday"
Small Boy Csadly); No, mum.
7 amt big enough 10 carry Sun
day edition VET
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-13
4 !;

MAGIcIAN's MAXIM. Do not cul-
tivate quick movement; do not be
painfully slow; try to do your
tricks in a quiet, easy-going, grace
ful manner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-13
OLD LADY RIDDLE

Why is wedding ring like eter-
nifty:
(Answer to last one: Cowardly sold
iers are like butter because they run
when exposed 10 fire.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-13
OLD MAN PUZZLE

Rearrange the nine digits, 1, .,
3, 4, ), c, :, 9, 8, in three numbers
OF three digits each. so that the
first number is exactly one-third Of
the third. and the second is the re-
suit OF sub:racting the first from
the third.
(Answer to last one: mar, ram. ar1a.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-13

Collect Stamps and Learn
Twelve rare stamps are the prize
offered for the best essay, How
Postage Stamp Collecting Helps to
Study Geography" The contest
is now being conducted by The
School Union, Sacramento, Cal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-13
OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK MARKET

oklahoma City Dec. 13.--Cattle
Receipts 1000; market slow; lower.
steers $3.50 to $3.50 COWS S4.2j to 81;
heifers $3.50 TO $3.50; bulsl 81 TO $3.50;
Gamers 50 to $3.50; calves So to
$40.
Hogs: Receipts ! 200; looks big ;
quarter lower now best heavies
$40 TO 1915; medium $3.50 to 50;
plain $500 to $3.50; pigs SIS to $40.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-13

See Miss Noyle for pictures and
Christmas novelties at Mar Shea Mil
llnsry. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-13
New York Cotton Market

New York, Dec 13.--The cotton
market was easier during today'a
early trading. 1t appeared that the
scattering short interest had been
pretty well covered toward the end
Of the last week and after opening
barely steady at decline Of 10 to %
points in response to weak Liverpool
cables, active months soon sold 81
10 SO points below Saturday, closing
with January touching 1915, and
May 1892. There was scattering liqui-
dalton in advance OF the government
report, while there was also south
and Liverpool selling with some local
pressure encouraged by reports OF
unfavorable general trade and indus
trial conditions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-13
WHO is HE?

A ( q m o U 5
American car
dinal
{ L q ST one:
Horace Greeley.
founder Of New
York Tribune
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
Gin Erult ldBt iid am beIten nod
ieinen @eieqi6aften benrtbeilen.

ngor bier Sabren," idreibt SEER
Soiepb 8ierle bon Clements, Winn.,
umubte iid) meme Sodter elmer Ope=
ration nnter5ieben; int lebten Sabre
murbe tie mieoer franf. Sic foniul=
tirte peri6ie0ene Ner5te, bod feiner
fontte ibr belfen. Sbr Sal muroe
als Elm bilfloler erfldrt. Sic begann
Damn Gornis Mlpenfrduter 5u gebrau-
den uno nabm 6ann idnea an &rdf=
ten gu; Tie mar bol6 bergeItelt uno
lit ieitber geiuno gemeien." 9ieies
5uperl6Iiige @rauterbeilmittel berbei-
lert oas SLUT, ftdrft 6as NerbeniDitem
1tno foroert Die ger6nuung. IS lit
fetne Mpotbefermeoi5in, b%eionoere
Mgerten lieferr es Dem Bublifum 6i=
oireft aus oem 2aboratorium bon 81.
8eter 6abrneD & Cons 60, 2501
@aibington 8lb0., Gbicogo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
g d arlbIit. Dienltrfdoden:

6 barAbIid. Dienltmdoden:
.Die Tlitterlpod,en BEL meil.er Ser.
lhaft ideinen poriiber 6n iein. SRI.
Der baben ite INNER cine 3igarettf
gemeinid)aftlih geraltdt, nno iest
lleft iid idon ieoes cil1e an
nNber ib bite bid, es pare bod
urlnoraliib, etipas 5l lpette11, lpas
m,ar gall5 bcitimnt neiB."
@~ebeimuiffe. r8arum
ftreiten 1in banl1 bie1e beiben alten
6erren in Der @de? 9ie ihreien ia.
baB mon auf Der StraBe jebes Mort
Dernimmt."
uDie freiten nidt; tie 60ren nur
beibe Idlebt unb lpenn tie iid etpas
mtt3uteilen bahen, tpoDon rtemorb
etnas h0jren r., banrt 5iebsn tie ii9
iebesmol in cine gde aurid."
- 8osbaft. rWesbalb mag
9rfior $. nur cine 10 frdntli4e Sra11
gebetrntet habsn?"
s.: Ma9rideinlid, neil Ct aud
einmal einen Patient-n haben mOdte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
Spspitaler nno Mnitalten.

u8esirfsleiter iinb biermit autbo=
riliert Muslpeiiungen IN lolhen &tn=
Der nnb @06nerinnen : Sospitalerr
@oiienbGuiern un6 dhnlni6en An=
ltolten, melde nit Dem 4in0erleben in
Deutidlano in ibren 8e5irfen gu tun
baben, por5unebmen, pel6e ibnen gut
etobliert, gut geleitet, einem nutlt=
den 3med I'M @emeinmeien 5u oienen
uno ser 9ilfe uniererieits gu beourfen
.i9einen, DorausgeleBt oaB iie ni9t me-
niger pie ie so Snialien baben. @a=
tionen gum 8etrdgee bon $50 So
loren per Sag fir Die 3abl Der Sn-
falien, Die nod 3eugnis oes 5nltan=
oigen Mr5tes ii6 in ben &laiien 3 nno
4 befinoen, fonnen auf bier 8oden
auf einmal geIiefert tper0en, bod mub
ousoriidlid beritan0en 1ein, DUB Die
1e Nabrungsmittel aqein fir bie Sn=
lallen bertpnnot tperben, nn6 fir Die
gan5en bier @o6en reiden muiien,
aber in iol9en Auontitaten nn6 gu
FOLDER 3eit uno, ausgenommcn mie
oben ipe5ificiert, in folder Irt Der=
pon6t perben fonnen, mie sic Nn=
italten enti6eiben. Sn anoeren @or=
ten es lit nidt berboten mebr als Ell
ne Mabl5eit tdglid 5u berteilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

fele miiie, 10 oaB ib geibmeat ben,
mie G @rienbaus, no lailter 8ole IN
@eilder 0rin geneie lin. S1 ole
aonbiiden lin i) mad bic We9rltr1tt
ga11ge.
8ie ib in Sic Nab fomme lin, ben
ib in Die 9ilten3 e @un1men gele=
ben, 100 alf III ab gauge IS. Beu,
ben ib geoenft, 90 is lie ia ihon; e
gebt rir orilpmer, nan en- Mfenlb lei
ne Debts balte oubt. Sd ben mild 6
menia mel Nedtei auredt geidome,
biefabs ih ben bod oieier1t ansgltde
moae, III Damn fin id gan5 langlam
ebett gauge. 8ie id ndber i'm font
me, 90 is mid Die fiemebl 8erion e
menia GROCER I'm bider porfomme tDie
sic 6lorena, aipper i6 ben geoenft,
oas made iebenfaus Die bobe Siebls
I'M Ser SUIT I'M Ser bibe 4obt, 100 lie
aetpobre bat. Sd ben bauoibub ge=
lagt iii ben gefragt, Oh lie nit glelhe
oebt ith a1tf Die 8anf au ieke. Sic bat
gelagt, oos bebt tie mig ausmade, a1p=
mer lire @eus is mid 10 raubbaubig
porfomu1e, baB ib idubr aeoenft ben,
lie baitt e Salt gefetl6t. Mer ben n1s
ge{est I'm id ben getuunnert, mas lie
mid gu iage bat. Sd fann Sbne ia-
&c, id ben gefiiblt, als eb i6 en- il1l=
gen Seller bon 20 Sabr NOR. auf ein=
mai ben ib Stepps gebort I'm befobr
baB i6 en- gibie gebabt ben, mas Die
Waotter NOR, ben anf einmal Die
stammgGite pom We0esmeiler iii Die
9i55ie IN 6ront bon mid geltanne.
ShietpiB, mas ben ib MIDI atpper
ga geGirgert! Sebt m06t i6 nur
miiie, tper 90 an mid geifpiebH ge=
bom bot! Sic 6loren5 IS anfge=
tlf)nmpt I'M bat ibren SUIT iii ibre
Soar abgenomme III benfe Sic nnr
emaI an, 81 ben ih crit a11sgefunne,
ooB oie Slorer5 11iemanb onneridter
mar, tpie ser olte Sdnpiaf, Ser Use
bestpeiler.
Sssh fann Sine iage, i6 ben &C.
fiiblt, mie e &omeel nit bret 8udel,
momit i6 berb1eilpe Sbne Sbrn lie
tper Ybilip Souerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
WfItter.

ugesirfsleiter 1ino Dringenb er-
ludH, ltets Die grndbrung bon itilen-
ben unD angebenben Miittern I'M Mn=
ge 5u balten uno 9orbereitnngen nno
arrangements gu t%reffer, UNI cine
Mobl5eit bon 750 &alorten poer me-
niger pro Sag alien iolden anf ge-
eignete ar5tli6e Bei6eirignng ST ge-
ben.
@urprte bun StGbten.
v8e5irfsleiter itn6 hermit ontori=
jiert, Nabrungsmittel IN ben 8oror-
ten BON staoten gu perteilen, in De-
ueu Musipeiinng bereits autoriliert
lit, NO bas bon Ser 5tabt aus gelde=
ben fam, oos beiBt obne b%eion6eres
8arenbars, ETC., ielblt tpenn oie ltdo-
tiide 8ertpaltung, nie es ser Sal lein
mag, poaltanbig bon Der 9auptifabt
g%etrennt iii, obne belonbere Mutoriio=
tion leitens bes @auptq11artier5, bod
loate cine 0~erartige Nusoebmtng To-
fort bem Saupt :uartier gemeloet mer=
Sen. Man follte itd Dergegenlparti=
gen, oaB baufig iolde Srte (gemobn-
lib I'M l%1rfreiie bon Is &ilometer
bon Ser &al1ptltaot) nidts erbalten,
ODER i'm belten Safe iebr menig bon
Sen Mabrungsmitteln, oie bonn umlte=
genben 2anbe aus in Die Sauptitaot
geinnbt mer0en uno beSbalb Oft in
iebr 16limmer Gage ii6 befin6en. Size
ie 8ororte miiBten ratiirli9 groB ge=
mug iein, baB min6eitens 100 &inoer
ser &la1ien 8 uno 4 sort gum 9pei=
len iid fin6en laiien. Natiirlid miiiien
Sic iid bergemiiiern, 6aB bic Scot
nidt meientlid geringer lit als in Der
6a1ptita6t.
v9ieie grmddtigung lollte aud fir
totiGdli6 an einan0er gren5enoe
@roBitGbte gelten, in mel6en eine
Musipeiinng bereits ltattftnoet, tpte
Mltona nnb Samburg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

9ie Yatrioten iin6 iiberaa 6ielel=
ben. Sssn Ser often mte in Ser neue1t
@elt. Sn gnglan6 bat Die bloBe YIN
f%iinbigung, 6aB bie Gegiernng beab=
li6tige, eine angemeliene l%teberpro=
fititeuer ein6ufiibren, genigt, oieger=
treter oes @elolades, Die lt6 audi
sort better nod 6em arieg geidien
un6 m6brenb oes &rieges lire pa
triotii6e @eiinnung 10 ldrmen6 Out
Sen Murft getragen baben, Setter uno
Mor6io idreien 5u MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

- 8erbotene 5ru@t. Trduz
1ein Wanba: ~. Sept pirb bereits
bon 9Dgienifern, Meroten unb Weret<
men gegen Bic @9leppe agitiert! SD
CLAUDE, be pirb nod polt5etlth ber<
bpten!"
GrGulein Mnna: rM6 ia, bas
@9leppentragen ma9t INNER mebr
@pab!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
Sic 6entufratiIdJe1 &affern bo1

0te 0etttDfr1ttldDem G1ffern non
Mi1ionri, bie, pie 6ie 8onrbonen,
ni6ts gelernt uno ni6ts Dergeiien ba-
ben, bei9loien in ibrer StaatSber=
%iammlung GIT Soplin, Sen Senator
&ee6, ser es geuagt battle, niht burd
Sid nnb OHM nit Dem Brdfioenten
5u geben, bon Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lung aus5ni6alten. Dagegen baben Sic
Gepublifaner bon 8isconiin Sen aus
6em gleiden @run6e bielgeidmabten
Senator 2aGonette faIt einitimmie
als Delegat CUR Nationalfonbention
in6oIiiert. @ir iin6 Ser Mniidt, bab
sic fommen6en Nobembertpablen Ser
@isconiinern re9t geber tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

Gritifer: SIR stoman 1T ood
etpassgar git pbantaitif9, einen iol'
he:r Maltforb, an belien Senfelr
3ld 5uei 66iffbriibige feltbalten,
gibt es ia gar ni6t.
gi11er: urD mie rateu nil
ser Scrr Doftor, es II dnoern?
&ritifer: Strei6en Sic 0er
Muitforb ut1o lolien Sic Sic Sc
ibidte lieber I'M Yapierforb idlie<
Rc,!. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

- Mbgetrnmpft. Serr (5u
oel1 neuen 9iencr, Ser i'm Elm
6 as Maiier bringtl: uSie ionten
oas glas aui cinem Hraientierbrett
Ge cinbrilgen, sSobn. Sic ideincn
IN SDrcr leeten 5tequnJ nidt bel
~geierl1t gu 5abcn."
Sobn (drge1lid): rMtan tranf
I'D lie Waiier oort."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

Serr st.: Gr. 5tein bnt ia
fir5lid Sic Dame gebeiratet, Inn Die
er ii6 nit Sem MlieIlor gei6lage1l
bat
Sc rr g.: Sa Juno nun tie ieine
,srcl1 lit, fdldgt er ii0 nit ihr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
u1etbe>en Scr UaRrnnas>
Misunderstanding an
NemtisRe timber.

Das Mmerican SrienoS 5erbtce
Committee, meldes 6ie Speiiung Der
&in6er in 9euti9lano ibernomr1e11
bat, oebnt Ieinen 8irfungsfrets Il
ihnen mie m0gli6 aus. Snitruftlons
5hre1ben mer6en BON benz Berllrer
Sauptquartier aus an Die Diltriftss
superintendent geianbt, uno lie IN
formiert mie Die Nabrnng 5n per-
teilen lit. Nunoi6reiben No. 81, oas
bon Berlin com 5. Mpril ausgefanot
mtr6p. In1tet mte folQt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
C'enane Nusfnnft.

8err: &0nnen sic mir nidt ia.
gen, rpie i'd am idnellten nad benz
enbnbof fomlnes
d er: Da ieten Sic iid
e:11fn1 in meil,en 8age1, llnD in
aebl Minuten li1b Sic bort
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
ADVERTISEMENT:
KEEP KEEP LlOMNg YOUNG
It's Easy-H You Know Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets

TIE secret ofkeepiings young to fell
yusme-tod do thisryou must watchyoar
liver and bcwels-thefe's no ueed OF
having aullow comp!exicn-d afkrmss
,ndzI your eyes-pinPles-a bilious ss
sparke. Your doctor win ten you
ninety pr oent Of ali sickness comes
from inactive bowels and ivef:
d. Edward. awell-mown physician.
h Ohio, perfected a vegetable cons
pound MIXED with olive oil to act On
the liver and bowels, which be gave .,
hspatensif for years.
Dr. Edwards Olive TSb1ets, the sub
stitute for calnmel. IRE gentle in thar
acion vt always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which al
Shouh enjoy by tnEing the hver and
Clearing the system Of impurities. y.
Dr.EdWards'O Olive ahletssremoWo
~ their olive cooe. l0c and &c.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

have seemed 10 forlorn lie they haAs
worn new trig uniforms, instead Of
rusty,SS varied civilian clothes. They
seemed like an Ml-preparsd sacrince
passing In .reytew. Then suddenly
her sazss y riyeted apon single.
sion. marching alone. with uplifted
head and look OF aelf-abnegation
on his strong young face. All At
once something sharpgsseerned to
slash through her soul and hold her
with along CULVER OF pain and she
sat flo0kinS straight ahead staring
,withsa kind OF wild frenzy It John
Cameron walking Alone Ct the end Of
the line.
she remembered him In her
youngest school days, thesimp Of the
grammar school, with q twinkle In
his eye and an irrepsessible grin on
ver daunted him and no punishmcnt
had ever stopped his mischief. He
never studied his lessons. yet he al
ways seemed to know enough to car
nv him through, and would some
times burst out with astonishing
knowledge whore others failed. But
there was always that joke on his
lips and that wide delightful grin
that made him the neutrality-suspicious.
u al Sl0 tAStAC SAIA0S GO@IAO FVppo
a rose on her desk once - he loung-
ed late and laughing to his seat after
recess. apparently unaware that his
teacher was calling himsto order. She
could feel the thrill of her little
childish heart now as she realized
that he had given the rose to her.
The next term she ri sent to = pris
yate school and raw no more Of him
save an occasional glimpse in passing
him On the street. but she had
forgotten him: and now and then she
lad heard little scraps Of news about
him. He was working his way
through college. He was on the foot
ball team and the baseball team.
She knew vaguely that his father had
died and their money was gone. but
beyond that she had no knowledge Of
him. They had 3drifted apart. He
was not OF her world and gossip
about him seldom came, her way. He
had long z ceased to look at her
when they happened to pas on the
street. He doubtless had forgotten
her, or thought she had forgotten
him. Or. it might even be that he
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
TIE SEARCH

alty, li,t ~ ,h,ch S.n,SSi ~. q ., {,
sIated breath sns,n,,ch = -.
suYiknnvn 49, ,s,at ~ ~
sacarcelv cons vitr{n har -. .sss
IA vef. ant ~ y ,,aasnI.. raSa
the truth IN fhe NJ. rinr ~. ~
these peopis were not ~ e I
as.sI.st .onSsf%s
to those who Tare dea thsn ITS \,
donald ) : Y. on. =, thn.a han. 49,. ~
her brother ~ invsr ~ = ,sss $500
ceiyably dreadful,
IRE hand hisrsA ~ "a tba e.
miIiar word. finsistad th.rn 80
on her unwfiIinr mind
81 \
rhere,. . ,nr- w
.Se., Vi go -. - ! a ( =
A sob - her rirht made be~ .t.r,
and then turn avav nuickiv frnn y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

t,,nr ~ tho National Education asso-.
ctsfion I'm salt Lake July 4 70 10. are
heinSs terminated By committees OF
stafn schoolf authorities. An initial
FUND of $1,000 already has been rais-
ed here. =
Nh. Josephine 1Corliss Preston. sup
e,infendant, .iofs public instruction In
,fina sfste otAWashington. ID president
Of the. National Education associationS
and she. IL Is expected. will map Out
the convention program.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
lcon.lnped from page as.

were facing seemed hardly a. negli-l
gtble5 quantity. It vas the fashion to.
look on y that way: Ruth had never
even been severe in her Judgment Of
A4few mothers who worried about.
their sons and wanted to get them
exempt In ONE way. But these stern
loyal mothers who stood in close
ranks with heavy lines Of sacrifice,
upon their faces, Clears on their
cheeks love and .self-abneration in
their eyes. gave her q new view of
the world. These were the. ones who
would be in actual poverty, some Of
them. without their boys, and whose
lives would be empty indeed when
they went forth. Ruth Macdonald
had never before realized the suffer-
ing this war was causing individuals
until she saw the faces Of those worh-
en- with their ons and: brothers and
lovers: until she saw the faces of the
brave boys. for the moment all the
Irollicktns lightness gone, and only
he pain Of parting and the mists of
the unknown future in their ewes.
1t came to the girl with a sudden
That really it made little difference
to- her whether America was in the
war or not. Her life would go on
just the same- pleasant monotony
Of hustle and amusement. There
would be the same round of social
affairs and regular engagements,
spiced with the excitement Of wal
work and occasional visiting ,uni-
forms. There was no one going forth
from their home to fight whose go
ing would put the light Of life out Of
her ind cause her to feel sad. beyond
the ordinary superficial sadness for.
the absence Of ones playmates.
She liked them all. her friends.
and shrank from having them in dan
ger; although it was splendid to have
them doing something real at. last.
In truth until this moment the dan
ger had seemed so remote: the casu-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
NEW YoRKER WINs.!

New York. March 22.-Miss Helene
Pollak of New York gained two ma
tional indoor tennis championships
recently, winning the singles title and,
coupled with Mrs. L. c. Morris Of New
York. taking the doubles event.
Miss Pollak defeated Miss Edith
Siggurney, Boston. in the final Of
the singles, SIS. SO.
In the doubles Miss Pollak and Mrs.
Morris outplayed Miss Gertrude Della
Tore and Miss Caroma VIM. New
York, 6-3, ga.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
Mrs. Mol,tad To1Be.
Buried Tuesday P. m.

Mrs. julius Molstad. 1905 Dyke We
nue., who died last Friday night, will
be laid to rest Tuesday afternoon at
Memorial Park cemetery.
The services will take place at Mrs.
Molstad's late residence at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon. Rev. David Stoeve,
pastor of the Bethany Lutheran
church, will officiate.
Brtght's disease was the cause Of
Mrs. Molstad's death.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
KILMER MEMORIAL
PROGRAM TONIGHT
By K OF c. COUNCIL

A memorial program for Joyce
Kilmer, poet, who was killed in the
great war, Will be held this evening.
at al open meeting Of the Knights of
Columbus.
The program will begin at 8 o'clock.
NJ. Norman will preside and George
A. Benson will give readings from =
number of Kilmer's poems. There
will be several musical numbers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
Earring TO SPEAK
AT COMMENCEMENT

Dr.. e. r. Earring. A. NJ. D. D.. will
give the commencement address next
June at the University of North Da-
kota, F. l.. Rickaby, chairman OF the
faculty commencement committee. has
announced.
President Thomas F. Kane will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

In the evening services were held
at both Iakota and Bartlett.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
BATTLE WITH WITH DRUG HABIT

Los Angeles, Cal. March "a
fight against the drug habit. waged by
supplying addicts with the narcotics
they crave, has brought about m
couraging results, according to DIR.
John Nevius, who directs a. daily dis
tribution here to the victims, at a
municipal drug clinic"
The drug is sold to the addicts Al
a triling cost to them. After this be-
came known to them, men and women
stood in line waiting a chance to get q
daily shot" They were told the city
was helping them and in return only
asked that they help themselves.
Cant you cut it down little 2"
was . question asked each person ap-
plying. If the answer was No. the
desired amount was given. But the at
tendants at the cline declare there has
been q number Of reductions that 1t
gratifydngly large.
TITS early to make predictions
said Dr.. Nevius. But they seem to
want to try and that's the biggest
thing of ALL"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
SCHOOLS
FOR SOLDIERS,
NEW ARMY DEAL

Farm schools for soldiers are
among the new innovations used to
stimulate recruiting for the U. s.
army. stated Lieut.. Col. Rogers while
ofice. :.
According to Col. Rogers. Camp
Dodge has q 200 acre farm, while
Funston. both Of which are used as
schools to train the enlisted personnel
Of tho army in the most scientific
farming methods A former member
OF the faculty of the North Dakota
agricultural college faculty is one Of
the instructors at Camp Dodge. where
everything from milking to chemistry
OF the soil is taught the soldier. Men
electing this line o 'work are in the
listment period of one OF three years
school for practically their whole en-
listment the soldiers find positions
which have been listed right at the
schools.
Tractor Co. Takes Soldiers
A3large tractor Arm at Peoria, ILL.,,
has stated that they have positions for
all the graduates Of the army tractor
and auto schools they can get. These
schools = also conducted by former
civilian teachers and by experts
loaned BY the tractor companies.
These new schools are praised by
big tractor men Of the country. Farm
employment agencies are also apply
run the many new farm tractors now
being purchased by western farmers.
Schools Give Certificates
Each graduate Of one Of these serv-
ice schools receives a certificate from
tho eNhN01 nth hta Na}cNhn YOA. M nov
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
,Contlnued In t0snoFrow !
Evening's Herald.
EXPECT MANY

Salt Lake city March 2z.-Plans to
take care OF lo.eoos teachers from al.
parts 81 the United States who arc
expected to attend the coming conven-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

Ppw~r prices and pr~-war products n
our fountain, Rosemont Pharmacy, Thir-
teenth and Market-Adv.