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\. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.
To the following prices accrued interest
L. be ndded.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Chicago and Western Indiana RaiTruda Co

GENERAL MORTGAGE go GOLD BONDS.
Trustees office, Room 80 18th Floor, Mills
Building.
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

PENNSYLVANIA OIL.
Oh. CITY Pa. Nov. i6.-Credit balances,
SO; runs. 1912: average, 57,i67. Ship
ments. 73.9o6: average. 63.56l.
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Not q ttopslsss TASK

IIe-You are Miss Coy's best friend
q u me. do you think ! will be success
Cal la winning her lover
she-i.s: why Shouldn't yon. when
30 many others hsse been succ-ssfulf
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To Users Of
Gasoline and Motor Oils

You've too much at stake in your motor equip
ment to be "spoofed" by mere claims about this
or that thing in gasoline or motor oil.
Hghsounding technical don't insure you all the pep,
power mileage safety and satisfaction you entitled to
in a motor fuel OF lubricant.
But the word standard" Does And that's why it is the
buyord and the standby of the biggest of gasoline
and oils everywhere
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Gasoline that it is universally called
"Thc Perfect Motor Fuel" It's
even better than the requirements
specified by he U.S.. Government.
New Crown is made right here in
Keni1cky r. a Kentucky firm, the
Standard o.! Company (Kentucky)
IN us own -efinery at Louisville,
from which you get it fresh at all
times---a fir, that for IS Years has
been a vitai part of the business
activities of the state of Kentucky
and the economical life OF its
people.
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You can't spool" the Big users.
They know the depenJ ability of
the Standard Oil produ,.i and the
responsibility of the Company back
of them.
They know that Il there \. ere bet.
ter gasoline than New Gown or a
better motor Oh than P0!ar:ne, the
Standard Oil Company would have
it for them.
But "there amt no SIGH ANNA" no
matter who says there IS.
So good, so uniform, so dependable
and 50 economical is New Crown
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BEST B FIRMS HIRE
I, tEDAKOTA" GIRLS

When the Standard Oil Co., Ford
Motor Co., ETC., want Office help,
they call on Dakota Business Col
lege, Fargo, N. D.. Repeated, ex-
psrience has shown them that these
welEtaught students take hold''
quicker. are more accurate and re-
liskIsss Juliette Bowers is the 119th
Dakota'' graduate to 60 to Stan-
dard Oil Co.
Follow the SucceSSful." Attend
the school where the biggest firms
GO for office help. Enroll NOW.
Send names of interested friends
and get Success Magazine free.
Write F. L. Watkins, Pres, sos
Front St., Fargo. N, D.
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FYENrNG EpITloN.

linE iii the service OF refreshrnents
were the Misses Rhoda Hoge ana
.Delma Hanson. The shlI-N,
over 1hirty-hv members were
present. 81 Tho program rendered q as.
folloWas:s .T.s
scentsd violats/. Jules Rsynards
Arranged by J 1. szame4Elks
Amateur Music Club OrchestT1. Die
rested BY Miss Ann GallsshsF.
Morning \. 0ie n
Miss Eta Hote: Isx
+valse Brilliant S Homer Rartletta
I Mrs.sJ. a RnchholE.
Reading ~. !. ojistch;
Miss Olive Mills;
Hindu Chant -. -; "a. .korsa oiri
Adaaia e. !; ~. s.ssss; .E..s.. , Refs
II prof, j. AssPucIholx 4
Kojoka Dance SRa,sian FsIk
DanCe) ....... peiaBns
4% Miss HasslS Ghaifes.
Fconanaunity Singing ..#
q! MRS.: Lynnss Williams, atrsctor
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MUSICALE CLUB
AT GRAFTON is
ENTERTAINED

Grafton, N. D.xoct. 27.-Mrs. Ar
thur McConville and Mrs. F. NJ. Gil
breath were hosteses Tuesday. eve
ming at the home Of the. latter when.
they. entertained the members of/the
Amateur Musical club at a reception
and musicale. =.
The SPACIOUS rooms where the
guests were seated were a%ttractively
decorated with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, marixslds, asterA and ferns.
The program read by Mrs. J. L..
Cashel. .JE., was ,eonsidered one OF the
best that had eentpresented by the
club.during its, existence.
At the conclusion of the program
a, short |intermissien followed. Mrs.
II. =. Depuy then asked the guests into
the dining room, where. dainty Gre
freshments were served, a. color
scheme Of yellow.and white being ear
ried out in the oreanA and bon bons.
A large vase OF yellow c%hrysanthe-
NUNS mingled with ferns was used as
a center piece OF thu. table at which
Mira. Lynn, Williams l6ured and Mrs.
D.. NJ. Upheam served. Others aasist-
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Billy
~ sysnoes TreSo Hse.tsemerS:

70 tJohnnis,s JOY, Mrs. Barker was
willing Ato sell Mr.. Topknot ana Nils
two wives since they we're to have the
aistlnctton ,o Is kotng, to the county:
ssRat you b.,tt,4 .sises the three
tancAl and, then tAhapses the two that
get the latest" %suggegted Mrs. Bar
ker a one might ret sick and not
fatten at all. And I'll give you the
four for nve' dollars, though I could
get ak or seven dollars for them II
dressed and sent to market, they're
so fat. Wait until they goInto their
house, and then we won't have any
trouble in catching:them." = -
With a terrible quackiag and
squawk1ng they were put in the
basket and the lid tied down.
But whAn ths boys 5ard Mrs. Bar:
!ker went back to whefe they had left
Billy Whiskers and the cart. no cart
or goat was:Ain sight. but they could
hear Teddy barking and going 81 at a
great rate down by the river. So they
Isurrnised that\Billy must have wan
dered down there and Teddy was try
ing to get him back.
= ;..Dlog-gone that !. goat! How he
managed to unite himself IS m0e0
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mic Intherrn sFree Church.

Corner OF COTTONWOOD st. and Sec
ond> avenue. Ingel Rowland, pastor.
Morse communion services Sunday
forenoon at 1876 and English serv-
ices at 11:15. Sunday school and
Bible class. Services Sunday evening
at 1880. Bible study and pray mes
ing Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Ladies' Aid Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Confirmation class Saturday
church Sunday afternoon at sip'cloek,
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ARCHBISHOP SAYS
PROHIBITION IN
y. S. is FAILURE

Chicasas Oct. 3s.A.-The Most. Raw.
James Duhig. Roman Catholic arch
bishsD-af Brisbane. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ttral1, Faa observed American pro-
lhibltionia at Close range seysralsstnnnths
and q failure.
iYous cannot make men sober ~ an
act of pHr' ,aent," was his comment
on t6e drys.aw.
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St. Marks Ev, lutheran.

Corner.F international Ave. and
Fifth. street. Ernest @, Armbruster,
pastor: Bible. school at ss:4h O.: M.
Morning Worship at 1850. Reforrna-
ton theme: 1.-THE Source of Religious
Truth" Evening service at .,s:p0,
Theme: Why Am a Lutheran
Anthem: '''Te Dsunf in +" .tlbudley
Buek.) solp:: The" Lord Ii MY
Light" (Allitson), by Mrs. e. O. Arm
brustor, soprano. n 4
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Joint Dorn,itory
Parties GiDen
Friday Night

One hundred fifty people enjoyed
the Halloween frolic given IN the
small gymnasium at the university on
Friday evening for the resident stu
dents of Davis and Bulge halls.
Dancing occupied the greater part OF
the evening, and a short program was
/ given to-entertain the guests. Read.
ings were given by the Misses Bcryl
Schroeder and Clementine Miller. a
violin selection by Miss Ethelwyn
Martz. and a dance by Miss Freda
Hammers.
A Halloween stunt party given by
the boys Of Sayre hall, at which tbs
girls .of Larimore hall were guests,
proved an enjoyable affair. When
thsAsuestst arrived they were presented
with a program which enumerated the
stunts which they were put through
duTinE the evening. Refreshments
were served at the close. About TOO
young people attended.
Seven friends Of Mrs. A. Everson,
1918 Vets avenue. gathered In her
home Thursday evening to help in OBJ
serving her 68th birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent Informally and
at its close the self Invited guests
served luncheon. The guest list includ-
cd Mesdames Lund. Haugen. Q. Hippo.
Brown. Grove. Charles Olson and
Theodore Fahey $ II
Gamma Phi Beta sorority annoupc-
essthe formal pledging Of Miss jean
cite Gourdon Of Minneapolis.
The General Aid Of tho Methodist
church will meet in the church par
lors on Wednesday afternoon. The
women OF e..e district one will be hos
tesses, and a full attendance is de-
sired. w.
The west side circle Of the Consre-
gational Guild will give. a dinner to
which the public is invited Friday.
The hours will be from 6:30 to z
o'clock.
Max H Cooler Of the class of az.
I'm. D., who is teaching school in
Rock Lake, went through the city Fri
day evening en- route to Minneapolis.
The Catholic Daughters of Amer
icaAwill meet at ~S~o'clock Thursday
evening in|the Knights of Columbus
hall. Every member is urged to at
tend.
Miss Florence Williams of this city
gave a program of readings at the
Oakville Methodist church last even
in4 to entertain the young people oi
four shoots of the district who gath.
editor a Halloween party.
Fremont Georgesen, a student al
the university, was also on the pro-
gram. contributing group Of vocal
selections. :
= + =
an interesting discussion Of Johar
Boter's The Great Hunger by Mrs
T.. &c. SHaagenson featured Friday.
session of the Pas t Matron's clut
which met In the home Of Mira
Charles LeMasurier, 1T Chestnut
street. Mrs. c. e. Warmer And Mrs
"A. j. Kinkaid We're assisting hostess
1A.iT5 - =. y 81
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N. u. Zetas
Get Charter,
From Omega

4 Alnb. Y m. ga. srnt.rc,tv "a +he
1Tniuers;tv ~ Earth no lnta ~. Men
-. MAJ chsnt.r ~ 1inhs' ss,s,.
Omega. nationsit~ fraternity. according
to-, = ..lssf.% ressissa ls e night tr '.,,a,
'I~Yntvess,ty " 'rIlinni. M chief sS.c,i
IT, ~ IN. m].tinnsi or.ss,i,atinr
A1Sh K.Tns zet. whsch !. y
oads1t iocsi ~ terrisw a. tha mnivsrs,fv
wa = 'fonnded a. Isn1 "a ar errinssyimS
snci.tv 80 nr.t Snottt,n nnir, 1sn~i.
'near,n. .tmdsrts nnrin~ ~. nat
vesr q mstnt.inad ci,,h roo,,os ~ the
h-ns;nes. d,str.ct ~ crsnSs Torts MT
the foiiov,ins YEAR tool / ho,,ss An a
~ 'ass+ ,,cs c,ossr - sths mt.
versitv. r..rirr ! vs.r 4. exnanAcd
its man, erShi ~ incimd. stmdents
from ali danarfmen ~ tha
ity. The fraternity maintained is
years without attempting to obtain
membership ina national orsa niaattoh
and succeeded IN building aSstrong or
g~antzatton that q occupied n I'M
portant place IN University Hfe n ac-
tfVtttes. :,
...ss> are Petition In 1918.
In 1919 following the purchase Of
it's present home at 5000 University
avenue ssssthe fraternity decided, to
petition Alpha Tau Omega Tor a
chapter and since that time has been
in touch with Officers of the national
Organization. e
The membership Of the local in
cludes 20 active and 176 alumni. The
standing Of tho group is, shown by the
fact that during it's fifteen years on
the campus 1t has had ~ lettermen, 8
class presidents, and 10. other class
Officers among its members. During
the war % per cent Of its member
ship was In service.
The faculty members Of Alpha
Kappa zeta are Professors Henry
Doak and william Bulge. Two
members of Alpha Tau Omega, Pro
fessor Raymond Hitchcock and
Fletcher Brown Of the history depart
ment. will be associated with the new
chapter. u
Z A r q. Ola O,ran,..,,ou Air
/. ns 49,
A.pnm Tau un,ssa: wnlcn wa
n :. , soI.nern i.atet4,.y W.
I4ON1ku0O. d. v Xxx Illd HNlLlkdlJ xllStIlukoI
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Witches, black CATS pumpkins, and
AL the -qtbAr requrements to z Som-
plets .1Hag9We,en setting ara being
used today In decorating the home. OF
Mrs. r.. H. Fadden, Stafford block,
where thu latter is entertaining "a
group Of little people for her small
daughter, Miss Bernice Faddsn.
diversion for the youngsters, and when
refreshments are served, they wilt all
be presented with s~easonable favors,
Mrs, Faddeh is being assisted by Miss
Lulahelle Turner. !,
On the guest list are: Jackie and
Miles Turner. Marion Redick, Lottie
LeSueur, Ruth and Maxine Ward, La
'Vone and Betty Wylie, Rred and
Mugssy Pearson, Lillian 'Elvehach,
Durands Hanson and Helen AUSTIN. 4
Mrs. Benjamin Engsn. 1914 .pakota.
avenue, was surprised by a group, Of
friends Friday afternoon, the occasion
being the observance of her birthday
anniversary, The women played cards
and sewed during the afternoon and
at its. close served the luncheon they
brought, with them. These women at
tended the affair: Mrs. Ray Turner,
Mrs. c. Herdegen, Mrs. Earl Lenzen,
Mrs. A. Hanson, Mrs. j.. A. Griffith,
HdT8. a. 14ees MtU. d. nuue,/NlIe. Is. Eff
vim. Mrs. 8. C. jackson, Mrs. e. j. Nc
Gregor, Mrs. r. Sander and Mrs. J.
Mike.
X +
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lindgren (Rachel
Hunt) Of Warren. MINI, are expected
in the city to spend Sunday.
Mr.: and Mrs. G. Is. Robertson q,
Raletts, N D., are in Grand Fork,
where they plan to spend the; WHITE,
montfss At present they are guests .pi
pr.ssnds Mrs, c. e. Hunt and DR.. and
Mrs: q. r. Rehertson. ,.. M.
I. \ 4 X ~ 3,
Miss Masgle Weir, 1919 Interna:
tional avenue, left Thursday noon fol
Minneapolis to spend the winter
months with her brother in law ant
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. DorscheS
former Grand Forks rehdents.
+
Plant Darwin Tulip bulbs low and
have = hpa snowy bed in the spring
All eolors, TIC to $500 = dozen, Nc,
Elroy's Flower Shop, Ass4DeMess Ave
Phone 1ssi.--Adv. ,
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r. B. Griffith. as a representative iof
the State Enforcement League, spoke
to the local Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union at the regular meeting
held in the Y. w. G. A. rooms on Fri
day afternoon, or tn esuhject, Law
Endorsements Musical numbers
were given by Mrs. Jos. Bell DeRem-
|er and: Miss Venus Crombie, and they
were accompanied by Miss NaniGilles
and Miss Belle McPhail.
It. was officially decided that men,
bers of the local union will favor the
election of J.. B. Wineman as states
attorney and O. b. Sorbo as sheriff.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting by Miss Beatrice
tombstone. and Halloween appoint
ments and favors we're novelty intro
duced. The gymnasium. where tho
meeting was held. was decorated In
the Halloween colors.
The auxiliary to the u. G. T.. will
hold az sp&cial meeting in the Odd
Eellows' hail this evening. The, SEES
sion tonight viii take the place 81 the
regular meeting which was scheduled
to be held one week from this even
ing.
A color motif of yellow is being en-
ployed in all the rooms in the home OF
Mrs. August Eggers, today when the
latter is entertaining about 100 women
at a reception and tea. The hours are
from 2:305 to $3.50 O'Clock. '..
Mrs. Thomas F. Kane. Mrs. Tracy
r. Bangs, Mrs. H. =. French and Mrs.
Joseph Kennedy are the women who
! are pouring during the afternoon. and
Mrs: R.@h Campbell and Mrs. CssEti
MtlleFaa4sh4ye charge of the dining
room. Assisting through the rooms
are Mrs.3sC. NJ. Cooley and Mrs, e.
G. Gowran,, and the Misses Ruth Car-
rothers, Margaret and Florence Reid,
Lillian Nudge, and Mary Gowran are
serving.
Supt. and Mrs. D. G. schnable OF
Crazy, are the weekend guesta OF
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w,
A. Haggerty, 703 Chestnut street. Mr.
and Mrs. Haggerty are also entertain
ing MFs. P. Hubert Gremsgard of Bis
bee over the Weekend.
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Bethany Lutheran.

Zion Lutheran church., Corner; of
Chestnut and Fourth avenue. English
services every, Sunday morning Mt
le:at: Morse services every Sunday
services. Ehglish Sunday school and
Bible classes at 1910. Norse. sunday
school at -. The regular church choir
will give special music FbotA. at morn
AnG and evening services. David Stoves
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First Methodist episcopal.

Rev. George \. Henry, pastor. sun
day, October 40, 1879, Morning wor-
ship 1885. Good Literature in the
Modern Church Program" pastor;
Sunday school 1e, w. A, Mcintyre, su-
perintendent: Epworth league $50,
tonic, Making the Gift Effective"
Miss Sadie Ball. Evening. worship,
7:ao, THE Modern Ku Klux Klan,'
pastor, n
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The annual party for the Light
Bearers Of the Methodist church. the
Cmissionary society Tor children under
|s years OF age, Ii bang given, in the
church parlors .4his afternoon. Mrs.
IL. NJ. Carter. Superintendent Of the
society, and Mrs. Howard 3. Simpson
are joint hostesses, and they ara be-
ing assisted by Mrs. P. II. Lehman,
Mrs. George Olson and Mra. Martin
Jensen. Mrs. w, j. HutfhesqR is
scheduled to give a talk.
received invitations to attend, and to
the mother who brings the mostschil-
dren a prize will be awarded Also,
the youngest: baby present will be CIV
en- a prize. About 100 guests were ex4
1ected.. ,.a
l. :l4 I; SD X X X
l. Mrs. J.. Nale.,128s Feptop-avenue. has
Just returned from Valley. CITY, N. D..
where she, has been visiting with her
daughter, Miss . Marie Vale who lie
teaching in the high, school there
During her;stay there;Mrs.yal attend.
ed q home talent play, "springtime,'
in which her daughter took part Miss
Vale. is now acting as organist in the
Congregational church in Valley City
Mrs. Vale also spent a short time
with her son and 5daughter-in- law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Vale, at Courtenay. N
D., and motored to jamestown, where
she spent one day;
Mrs. 7. 4. Ahlrcth is entertaining
the members Of her Sunday schoe
Paul's, church: this afternoon in thu
rectofy. Halloween decorations ant
appointments prevail, and at tn,
close Of the hours. Mrs. Ahlroth vii
be assisted in serving refreshments b.
ther mother, Mrs. Anna Caesar.
~ = So $500 @ftt.i
Weird has been received here 10 TIL,
feffect that Mrs. p. 9: Kneeland an,
1 arrived In Los Angeles, whore the.
will reside. En- route there, the,
stopped at Spokane. where they werl
guests Of Miss Mollie Aldrich, former
" Of Grand, Forks.
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Observation-Disclosures. f.

Corner First Avenue and Chestnut
street. Obed z. ASP, pastor. Sunday
services: 10:45 a. m. Norwegian s7.:45
p. M, English; IL M, Sunday school
and bible class; Z r. NJ. Epworth
league. = Miss Haugan VIII speak.
Prayer meeting Thursday night, No
Ivember 2, at 8 o'clock in the, home
OF MFR. and Mrs. o. Eseland, a18 First
avenue.
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6t. PauYs Enlsoonai..

Twentieth Sunday after trinity.
Holy communion at g.: Sunday school
|at 10: Morning pgayer.at 81, sermon
Me-" AnthenA "Rei6ice, Q 70 Right
eoua," by Young. Evening prayer al
1880, sermon topic, s''The Long Sight
ed Man. F. "A. TGoodeve, rector.
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E1rnt Preshxtaaan,

Y Sunday services for the FIRST Pres
hyterian- church. October 20, 1879.
Sunday school atss9:45k M. x. Lander.
superintehde nt. Morning worship at
s:45; evening worship at a7:45, sub
ject, A Citizens Duty Prayer serv-
Ice "Wednesday night at 7:45. F. Hal
sey Ambrose.
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than 1 can tell" said ..Bobbie. a"You
stay here with the ducks and FIJI go,

than 1 can tell" said ..Bobbie. a"You
stay here with the ducks and FIJI go.
fetch fim." $'7 E-3" @
Rut,a1as usual, to, ray you would
fetch Billy Whiskers and to do it were
two totally different things. as Bobbie
found out when he got there.
For there stood Billy Whiskers in
the middle Of the river coolly drink
Ing, while the deep water ran through
the cart and almost carried the
cushions away. s ~,
Here, come out Of there, you ras-
cal!'I%called Bobhie when he reached
the river bank and saw Billy stand
ing still with Teddy swimming round
him, trying to make hina come out.
When Billy Jaw Robbie. he never
turned his head. but kept right on
drinking. though he was not thirsty
in the least. a3,s.$ ,
NIIere, . Billy. you need not Try, to
drink the river dry. Stop lit. and
con,e.out; sof*IW sick Teddy on voM!"
| This threat had no effect on'Biily,
as Teddy was ALREADY, barking and
Swapping, at him as hard as he could.
Than. as II to- be nor perverse than
ever, what did he do but walk clear
across the river and begin climbing
up the opposite, bank, dragging the
cart behind him. although 1t a lap
steep he nearly fell over backward. :, :
NNeither Teddy nor the boys could
do anything to stop Billy as you'll see
tomorrow. go. Fl
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baptist.

John Gerald York. pastor. Morning
worship 1880, hersnon, The Great
Giver." Rible school at II, Paul B.
Griffith, superintendent; B. Up. U.
leader. Evening sermon. ''The Strange
Woman in Grand Forks" Prayer
meeting 1880 Wednesday evening. The
every member canvass. teams will
meet at 2 o'clock Sunday. and later
canvass the members of the church.
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CmrreeafAnnaI.

tLawrenoe a.. Rohertzon. minister,l.I
1900, TornipE worsbip. Sermon;
THE Money Tent Music. soprano
solo, "a Hymn OF Faith, tMetcalfl
Light" EWoodward), BY the choir.
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MaS1eahslisl1euagtnl Y4esbyterfan.
East Grand Forks.

f%4EFSI i&Sft@Ss%sNF sieS3 8g3AgS.&S'
sMsaaeahaHsNeulastal I4esbyterfan.
4 East Grand Forks.
sBihle school ~ i0fa n. PreechlpE
service 1t II a,<AmsN$ssubject: the
,World-wide Gospel Let us alLhave
q Spsrt insthis glorious work. wv. N:
faillis tsHppiy.)
First Lutheran.
belmont and 4th AYES, s. L. Tallak-
ION, PAst0r.)
Sunday school and adult Bible class
e;4b. Worship at l6:4k. '.The LlNtheE-T
an<fChurch, its NArfoWness. It's BROAD
mindedness:"@ Reformation daXsssong
7asrvtce at 7: ~ with pleasing seapss ! n !
.Evansellcal.
Corner Belmont avenue and Fifth
street. N C. Menges, pastor. Rally
day programa VIII be observed in all
our services, q number Of speeches
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