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Evening star., 1920-03-07
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON &, MARCH Z, 1eao-PARr

ing of THE Stars and Stripes For
ever" at the commencement exercises
by the big band brought about the
award.
Wendell Phillips Dodge and Willy
York production. Musk" at the
Punch and Judy Theater next Thurs
day night. with Blanche Yurka in the
leading role. This piece was played
in Vienna a year before the war and
is described as a play OF intense emo
tional interest.
Producer George Marshall. who will
place Avery Hapgood's newest farce.
"Dodo," in rehearsal this week. has
made arrangements to run three
stock companies next summer in this
city, Baltimore and Hartford. He
has completed negotiations with sew
eral authors and only new pieces will
be produced by these companies.
Nine. Luisa Tetrazzini will be heard
at Polls Theater Wednesday after
noon. March II. Nine. Tetrazzini is
known the world over by the bril- :
liancy of her coloratura singing. Her
return to this country has been a Sc
ries of triumphs. In New York at
! her first appearance this fall Caruso
led the cheering from his box
oscar AScheS oriental spectacle.
"Chu Chin Chow" is in its fourth
year of continuous playing at His
Majesty's Theater, London. where it
was originally produced August 81.
1916. The American production is
routed over the entire United States
and Canada and the present tour will
require three years to completel.
The Nationa, Theater announces
hat mail orders are now being re-
ceived for George Whites Scandals
of 1919" which comes to that theater
the week commencing Sunday. March
81. The Scandals of 1919" received
it's first production on any stage in
Washington nearly a year ago, going 8
from here to New York, where ii had
an all summers run. 1t is a musica
revue, in which the current happen
ings of the day are travestied. Prac-
tically the entire original cast is
promised, including Mr.. White him
self and Ann Pennington.
II have not quit the stage" says
IL don't suppose II! ever quit. ! will
always be a performer in my show
is some cities. But ] will be in a
vaudeville act with the show.
Il will always appear in the show
in Washington. This is like a home
town to me. Ny mother lived here
before she was married. / made my
first appearance as an entertainer
here thirty-two years ago. Some OF
the people Of Washington. business
men theatrical men. government Of
f1cials and others, 1nber among
my best personal friends.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Filnogranns.

A recent Ford weekly showed how
clocks are made in a large factory.
In 1.-THE Brand of Lopez Sessue
Hayakawa, the Japanese film star. Is
to be pictured as a Spanish toreador.
Vivian Rich has been added to the
Fox list of film stars. She used to be
feature in Gus Edwards school
Days"
Willard Mack is to write the photoplay
story in which Carpenter. the French
fighter, is to be pictured in this coun-
try.
The Capitol Theater, the noted " "
York photoplay house, will sea, 400
people and provide standing room for
200 additional
Now they have Ibanez the Spanish
rovelist. acting in photoplay scenes at
Hollywood. with Marcus Loew, June
Matthias and Viola Dana.
Leslie King has been signed by
Selznick to play the lead in the Sec
ond OF the series of Herbert Kaufman
stories now being filmed.
Mitchell Lewis has started work film
ing Burning Daylight" the first
scenario OF Jack London's stories that
are 10 be put On the screen by Metro.
A wedding veil worn at the court of
Eapolean, the property of Lady De
Picard, and more than $50 years old, is
Evening star., 1920-03-07
ORIGINAL CHARACTER IN
DICKENS STORY DIES
John Hoodley Had Fund Of Good
Stories About Novelist's
Visits to Gads Hill.

ROCHESTER. Eng, February 10
Correspondence Of the Associated
PreBl.-John Hoodley. assistant
verger Of the Rochester Cathedral,
who was the original Of the char
acter, "Stony Durdles," in Dickens
"The Mystery Of Edwin brood" is
dead. aged 50.
stories about Dickens and his visits
to Gads Hill. 1t was to him that
Dickens confided his wish to be buried
beneath the wall dividing the old
graveyard from Rochester Castle
grounds.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
NOVEL CALLING DEVICE
IN WIRELESS EMERGENCY
Ships in Distress Can Ring Alarm
Bells on Other Ships With
in RanDe

LONDON. February . Correspond.
ence Of the Associated Press).-A
novel wireless emergency calling de-
vice, by which ships in distress can
ring alarm bells on other ships with
in wireless range. is reported by tho
American Chamber Of Commerce in
London.
The present wireless system Of COM
munication requires that an operator
to hear a call must be on duty. wear
Ing the usual telephone n.adptecc.
The new device is said to enlhie any
station or ship equipped with a spe-
cial automatic transmitter key to
call up any station or ship within
range. fitted with a corresponding
selective receiver relay. even il the
operator is absent. The calling up.
according to the American chamber.
is effected by bell whtcn starts
ringing on the ships called.
1T Is claimed that one OF the most
important uses OF the devices Will be
to insure immediate and general ar
tention to 8. o. 8. calls.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
The Zimro Ensemble.

The music-loving public is prom
ised novel treat in the appearance
here of the Zimro Palestine Ensemble.
unique musical organization that
comprises the cello, piano. clarinet.
viola and first and second violins. 1t
is q strictly Jewish group, playing,
for the most part, Jewish melodies
(though not barring the works Of the
masters).
J. Cherniavski. the cellist, comes
from the famous Cherniavski musical
family. He is a graduate Of the Pc
and the organizer Of the ensemble.
The others are graduates OF PetrO-
grad. Moscow and Berlin conserva-
! tories and hold a notable place in the
Russian musical world
A concert will be given by this
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FINLAND
Circle.

Today. Constance Talmadge. in
1.-TWO Weeks: tomorrow. Nazimova.
in stronger Than Death: Tuesday.
Marguerite Clark. in "All of Sud
den Peggy; Wednesday, Theda Bara.
in Cleopatra: Thursday. Alice Lake,
in should a Woman Telle" Friday.
Jary Pickford. in Heart of the
Hills" and Saturday. Charlie Chap
lin, in - DAYS Pleasure" Fatty
->rbuckle. in THE Garage" Sunshine
comedy. Sheriff Nelrs Comeback:
special music by Henry W. Crowder S
Jazz Orchestra
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Destinn With Boston Symphenv

At the final Boston symphony con.
cert of the season. in the New Ma
tional Theater. Monday afternoon
March Is. Madame Ema Destinn
the famous soprano, will be the So
loist. Pierre Monteux will conduct
Mozarts delicately melodius Sym
phony in G Minor" and Charpentier's
Impressions OF Italy" the "sere-
made" with viola solo off stage). "On
Muleback." ''On the SUBMITS" and
Beethoven's overture to "Fidelio."
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. matlnees
both days. Mary Pickford. in Heari
O the Hills: Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Anita Stewart in Mind the
Paint Girl: Thursday. William Rus
sell, in ''Shod With Fire: Friday
Monroe Salisbury. in The Phantom
Melody: also The BullthroWer.
and Saturday Gladys BrockWeii, III
Broken Commandments.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Mimi" a modern musical comedy,
by Edward Paulton and Adolf Phillip,
Will be presented at the Shubert-Be-
lasco Theater next week. Among the
principal players are Lefty Yorke.
Fred Walton, Helen Hanlon. Robert
Pitkin, Lillian Dix, Alfred kappeler,
Marie Mcconnell and J. w. Pauiton.
The chorus is claimed to represent
100 per cent of youth and beauty.
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Home.

To-day, 'I.'Apache." with Dorothy
Dalton: tomorrow. Elsie Ferguson
in ''The Counterfeit, Tuesday. Alice
Brady in "Maternity"; "Wednesday
Sessue Hayakawa, in The begsar
Prince: Thursday. Anna Lehr, IN
Chains of Evidence" and Fatty Ar
buckle. in The Hayseed''. Friday:
Eugene OBrien. in Broken Melody.
aud Saturday, Billie Burke. in sadie
Love"
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Washington Opera Company.

The Washington Opera Company
Edouard Albion. general director. will
return to the Shubprt -Garrick Thea
ter for six nights, beginning Monday.
March IL.
y double bill of ''Pagliacci" and
The Secret of Suzanne" is announced
for four nights and Faust" for two
nights.
Several guest artists will appear
with the regular company. Otakar
Marak. whose recent appearance in
Carmen" was hailed as triumph
will return in the role of Canio in
"Pagliacci" Monday and Tuesday
evenings; Mary Cavan. soprano of
will make her first appearance as
Media in "Pagliacci," and will sing
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings; Serge de zanco. three years
in Paris grand opera. and Ave years
with La Scala" Milano. will sing
Thursday evenings: Marguerite Holt
of the Washington Opera Company
will sing Media. with Signor de Zanco.
Thursday evening; Cesar Nesi. .
young Italian tenor. fresh from tri-
umphs in Italy and South America.
will sing the leading tenor role in
Faust" Friday and Saturday even
ings: Sheila dOrmond miss Eliza bet h
llowry) will make her debut with the
company in THE Secret of Suzanne
singing Monday and Tuesday even
ings. and Ruby Potter will be heard
in the role of Suzanne Wednesday
and Thursday while Hollis Edison
Davenny and Oliver Mellum will sing
throughout the week. At special
concert Thursday afternoon Marak
and Cavan will sing in joint recital.
Arnold Volpe will conduct.
Herk's Beauty Trust"
Herk's Beauty Trust will present
the extravaganza "Nedra" at the
Gayety Theater next week, featuring
Frances Farr. The supporting cast in
cludes Barry Melton, AL Hitler. Jack
Pearl, Eugene Rauth, Frank Damsel.
Jack Sheehan and Inez Hanly. Vaude-
vile specialties will include acts
w Dave Woods. Leo Pellitier, Dick
Pritchard and the Three Jolly Bach
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Chauncey Olcott- -"Macushla. I"

Chauncey Olcott will appear at the
New National Theater next week.
opening Sunday night. in 'Macushla."
an Irish comedy of the type which
Las made the star known from one
end of the country to the other. The
company and production are under
the direction of A. l.. Erlanger.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Lyric.

Today Marguerite Snow. in the
House of Mystery: tomorrow, Sessue
Hayakawa. IN The Beggar Prince;
Tuesday. Mitchell Lewis, in Jacques
of the Silver North; Wednesday.
Marguerite Fisher. in The Helllon !:
Thursday Corinne Griffith. in Human
collateral; Friday. Harry Morey,, IN
Harry Carey, in Marked Men.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
York.

Today. Gladys Leslie, in "The Mid
night Bride" and Fatty" Arbuckle
in "The Garage: tomorrow. Tom
Moore. in "Toby's Bow: Tuesday
Nazimova, in stronger Than Death;
Wednesday, Charlotte Walker. In
Eve in Exile; Thursday. Marie Doro'
in 'Twelve-Ten": Friday. Douglas Nc
Lean and Doris May. in What's Your
Husband Doing?" and Saturday. Wal
lace Reid. in Double Speed" and the
Mack Sennett comedy. THE Star
Boarder."
Evening star., 1920-03-07
New Navy.

Today. James J. COrbett. in Prince
Of Ayenue A.: tomorrow, Bush Jones,
IN The Last Straw: "Wednesday
GLADYS Brockwell, in FLAMES OF the
Flesh: Thursday. Frank keenan,. IN
Brothers Divided; Friday, Geo
Madison, in The Great Radlum Mys-
terry; Saturday, all comedy night.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Today and tomorrow. Violet Hem.
ing, in "Everywoman" Tuesday and
Wednesday. Wallace Reid, IN "Douoie
Speed": Thursday, Pauline Frederick,
in The Paliser Case; Friday: Guy
Empey. in THE Undercurrent," and
Saturday, Will Rogers, in 'Jubilo.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
His Poor Luck.

From the Boston Transcript.
Bricklayer (who has fallen two sto-
ries without injury)-Just my luck! I
paid my accident insurance only yes
terday, and now l amt hurt bit.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

With mixed English and American
company. William A. Brady is to pro-
duce in London next month. The Man
Who Came Back"
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Dislike Argues Acquaintance.

From the BOSTON Transcript.
Were you ever engaged, Edith?"
You know l hate the men,"
That's what made me think yol
must have been engaged"
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Four additional companies Of Irene
are being recruited for the presenta-
tion of that musical comedy In the
large cities.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

The Unwanted One" by Clara Ber-
anger. had its first performance Friday
at Hartford. 1t may 60 into New York
for a run in a few weeks.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Princess.

To-day Elsie Ferguson. in Ihe
Counterfeit; tomorrow. Alice Brady,
in Maternity: Tuesday. Sessue
Hayakawa. in "The Beggar Prince:
Wednesday, Anna Lehr. in Chains OF
Evidence" and Fatty ArpuGkie, ~
.The Hayseed''; Thursday, Eugene
OHrien. in THE Broken Melody; Fri.
day. Billie Burke. in Sadie Love"
and Saturday. Marguerite Clapk' IN
Luck in Pawn.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

"A Week End Marriage" a comedy
by Owen Davis. will be placed in re-
hearsal tomorrow In New York, by the
Shuberts.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Olympic.

Today. Douglas Fairbanks. in w men
the Clouds Roll BY: tomorrow. Marie
Doro, in "TwelveTen": Tuesday EN-
gene OBrien in The Broken Mel
ody": Wednesday. Corinne Grihth. IN
Human Collateral and Fatty AT
buckle in The Hayseed": Thursday.
Leah Baird. in THE Capitol: Friday;
Wallace Reid. in Double Speed: ana
Saturday. Blanche Sweet. in Fight
ing Cressy.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

reliant, fearless, 'hashhouse' waitress
who has an amazing series of adven-
lures
| rQgh and tumble fight with seven
4 other y minary girls will show in Viola
| Dana's next picture, ELISA Comes to
Stay that the boys are not the only
| scrappers.
| May Allison, in some of the scenes
;ot THE Cheater." the photoplay of
| Henry Arthur Jones' play Judah .
wears "sheer lace half stockings" that
require half hour of time to don
Marjorie Rambeau is ito return to the
screen in a version of the light opera.
The Fortune Teller" under the direc-
ton OF Albert Capeliani. for the Rob
leItson-Cole Corporation
| Mae Marsh has signed contract for
eight pictures for the Robertson Cole
corporation, which gives her the right
TO select the stories in which she will
iappear without let or hindrance.
William Christy Cabannc is now di-
recting Bessie BarriscaIe. replacing
me stars husband, Howard Hickman.
VINO. however, it is stated, is not re-
placed except in the studio.
Mary Boland and Lucy Cotton are to
have the roles of mother and daueh-
ter. and Mrs. Stuart Robson. widow Of
me famous actor. will be in the cast
iof THE Prodigal Wife" which is to
De put into photoplay form.
The "all-star cast" which will pre-
sent The Third Woman" new MIC
ture to be directed by Charles Swick
ard. includes Carlyle Blackwell Louise
Lovely, Gloria Hope, Winter Hall and
Mayme kelso.
Mrs. Sidney Drew has determined to
return to the screen, and her next ap-
pearance viii be in "The Emotional
| Miss Vaughn" for Pathe. The written
request of thousands. il is said,
prompted her to the decision
bet"een pictures. according to the
press agent, the movie star "prepares
ior her new play and selects her won
derful wardrobe" while the girl not in
the spotlight simply rests" regard.
less of her desire to work.
Shirley Mason is said to freely Illus
trate the fine art of kissing" in
MOLLY and l." story by Frank r
Adams, in which she is being filmed a,
the Fox studios on the west coast.
Albert Roscoe helps her
For The Northwinds Malice" Rex
Beach has created an allegorical fig
ure OF the north wind in the form OF
beautiful woman of Junoesuue pro
portions. clothed in fifty yards of chif-
fon. The chiffon is to be blown by
aeroplane auxiliaries so as to suggest
the destructive power Of the wind
The Historical Film Corporation
which is filming THE Pageant OF the
Bible. will produce a series of won
der pictures" dealing with world
events concurrently with their big
work after the latter has been com
pieted. The story Of Peter. the Her
init, and the crusades is suggested as
one of these.
strange to say, the corporation
which is now undertaking to put the
Bible into photeplay form was asked
II the great dancing scenes of the BIZ
BILE were to be reproduced. The an
swer was: Nothing can be more
beautiful than the chaste dancing of
biblical times. and wherever the story
calls for dancing. it will be inter
preted by the best artists obtaina BILE ::
but 1t may be depended upon there
will be no jag or other modern mon
strosities introduced"
Evening star., 1920-03-07

rQgh and tumble fight with seven
other q minary girls will show in Viola
Dana's next picture, ELISA Comes to
Stay that the boys are not the only
scrappers.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Not So Long Ago. a romantic come
dy by Arthur hickman. had it's frs,
prese ltation in Atlantic City last week
with Eva La Gallienne in the principal
role.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Regent.

Today. Eugene O'Brien. in Sealed
Hearts"; tomorrow. Florence Reed,
Milton sills and Irving Cummings; In
The Struggle Everlasting; TUESDAY,
Kenneth Harlan and Helen Eddy; IN
The Trembling Hour: "Wednesday.
Norma Talmadge. in "Children IN Ane
House". Thursday, Crane Wilbur. in
The Finger of Justice: Friday:
blanche Sweet. in "A Woman OF OF
Pleasure, and Saturday. Mitchell
Lewis and Marguerite Snow, in Ihe
House of Mystery"
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Herk's Beauty Trust"
In the Spotlight.

A. II. Woods is to have a theater in
London.
Walter Hast is to produce play by
Lawrence Eyre called Martinique
"The Purple Mask is to be presented
in Japan Leo Ditrichstein is assisting
in the translation.
"The Great Lover in which Leo
Ditrichstein starred, will be played in
Evening star., 1920-03-07
to be worn by Clara Kimball Young ir
For the Soul Of Rafael

In broadway Bah" her new serial.
Ruth Roland is pictured as "a self
reliant, fearless, 'hashhouse' waitress
who has an amazing series of adven-
lures.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Revere.

Today. Mary Pickford. in the
Hoodlum" tomorrow, The House OF
Mystery"; Tuesday Elsie Ferguson,
in The Witness for the Defense !;
wednesday. Monroe Salisbury, In The
shutdown Trail; Thursday. Gladys
Brockweil. in FLAMES of the Flesh; !;
Friday, Madelaine Traverse. In snares
of Paris; Saturday. William FarnuH,
in Evolves of the Night"
Evening star., 1920-03-07

May Allison, in some of the scenes
OF The Cheater," the photoplay of
Henry Arthur Jones' play Judah" !"
wears 'sheer lace half stockings" that
require u half hour of time to don
Evening star., 1920-03-07

London. with Arthur Boucher in the
leading role.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Gerald +. BacOn's princess Virtue
musical comedy. with lyrics and
music by Gitz-Rice and B. c. lillian
month.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
mimi" :"

group next Sunday afternoon at the
Shubert Be1asco Theater. |
Evening star., 1920-03-07

in which Ship
serving their various communities
In middle freight station truck
put operation greatly reducing handling speeding
delivery of shipments.
city, the ngaon of the Ship by Truck Bureau
appropriation voted for sheds pows and keep
roads open all winter for truck shippers.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

duce in London next month, The Man
Who Came Back
Not So Long Ago" romantic come
dy. by Arthur Richman, had it's first
prese ltation in Atlantic City last week
with Eva La Gallienne in the principai
role.
Gerald +. Bacon's princess Virtue
4 musical comedy. with lyrics and
music by Gitz-Rice and B. c. lillian
Will be placed in rehearsal next
month.
"Lassie,' a musical novelty, after
changes in the cast. will reopen in Provi-
dence tomorrow night. The present cast
is headed by Tossa Kosta and Molly
Pearson.
John Drinkwater. author of Abraham m
Lincoln has sailed for England. He
will shortly begin work ON two plays
based on the lives of Robert l.. Lee and
Mary. Queen of Scots.
Charles McNaughton. who was one
of the principals in 'fhe Better Ole >
will appear in Max Macin's "Yhe Live
Ghosts" when the play opens in
Stamford, Conn.,, early next month.
In returning to vaudeville this
SpI dlttl All dUSSHCc Ol IOuT years
Florence Roberts will present a one
act play. entitled Blinded" by Rupert
Hughes. Frederick Vogeding will be
her leading man.
Emmett corrigan, Lynn Fontane and
Arthur Ashley will have the principal
roles in Eugene O'Neilrs second long
play. Chris" which George c. Tyler
will present for the first time on any
stage at Atlantic City tomorrow night.
Gus Hill has great faith in cartoons
made over into plays. and his latest
production in this line, Keeping Up
With the Joneses." it is said. has
proved as successful as Mutt and
Jeff" and Bringing Up Father"
The old Savoy Theater. a movie
picture house on the Boardwalk at
Atlantic City, has been taken over
by A. II. Woods and will be used as
a producing house hereaftr. Many
improvements will be made.
The Military College Of Chester, Pa
has awarded to John Philip Sousa tn 8
degree of Doctor of Music. The play
Evening star., 1920-03-07

'Lassie,' musical novelty, after
changes in the cast. will reopen in Provi-
dence tomorrow night. The present cast
is headed by Tossa kosta and Molly
Pearson.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
How Can Your "Ship by Truck" Bureau

proposed another limit the OF
the roads where would have worked hardship
truck and the public The Ship by Truck Bureau
cooperation of trucking interests presenting facts
that modified the proposal.
by the local Ship by Truck Bureau the Truck Dealers AS
Of has organized Ship by Truck Drivers School
by Truck Bureau the active factors short
transportation 1t is here help you find the better
transportation Of your freight. Use it.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Marjorie Rambeau is "to return to the
screen in a version of the light opera,
The Fortune Teller" under the direc-
ton OF Albert Capellani. for the Rob-
eItson-Cole Corporation
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Gus Hill has great faith in cartoons
made over into plays. and his latest
production in this line, Keeping Up
With the Joneses." it is said. has
proved as successful as Mutt and
! Jeff" and Bringing Up Father"
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Mae Marsh has signed contract for
eight pictures for the Robertson Cole
corporation, which gives her the right
ITO select the stories in which she will
appear without let or hindrance
Evening star., 1920-03-07

John Drinkwater. author of abraham
Lincoln has sailed for England He
will shortly begin work on two plays
based on the lives of Robert L. Lee and
Mary. Queen of Scots.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Mary Boland and Lucy Cotton are to
have the roles of mother and daugh-
Ter. and Mrs. Stuart Robson. widow Of
the famous actor. will be in the cast
or The Prodigal Wife," which is to
De put into photoplay form
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Ihe a1l-Star cast which will pre-
sent The Third Woman" new pic
ture to be directed by Charles Swick
ard includes Carlyle Blackwell. Louise
Lovely. Gloria Hope, Winter Hall and
Mayme kelso
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-04

Subscriptions taken for all daily
at the Sheaf Office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-04
ANGUS

Is. Hunstad returned home from
Crookston on Monday morning, after
spending Sunday with his wife who is
i'll at the st. Vincent hospital.
B u Osterloh transacted business in
Warren on Monday.
Herb. and Wilbur Johnston came
home on Monday morning from the
agricultural school at Crookston on ac-
count Of influenza at the agricultural
college. School will be closed for a
couple of weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Tausan are guests
at the j. B. Goodwin home.
Mrs. Ethel Barnerd left for her home
on Saturday night.
Chas. Kobetsky spent one day last
week at Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. j. Petersen spent
Friday at Grand Forks.
J. w. Campion and g. j. Orstrum
went to Warren on Saturday morning
Miss B. NJ. Scott spent Sunday with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ferrero are on the
sick list at present.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-04

Whether purebred females should be
Kept Is q matter Of individual Judgment
depending on circumstances which the
livestock owner is best able to know.
The successful breeding OF purebred
live stock as a business calls for close
attention and considerable experience,
both in production and marketing. BY
contrast, the purpose OF the better-sires
movement is to raise the average quail
lty OF all live stock in the United States
The department. therefore goes on
further than to urge the use Of good
purebred sires. It; believes that after
having taken that step live stock own
zers will continue to improve their do
nestle animals, raising either grades,
crossbreds or purebreds or some of
each-whichever seems best suited to
the kind Of farming followed and to
available markets.