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Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity

Mrs. George Spielman and Mrs.
Charles Pierce entertained Tuesday
at bridge luncheon at the Spielman
home. Honors in the bridge games
were won by Mrs. Lloyd Erickson
and Mrs. f. r. Lanterman. There
were guests for four tables.
Mrs. William Little and son Will
liam left Wednesday for their home
in Erie, Pa, after spending the last
three weeks in Mandan as guests of
Mrs. Titles parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
L. N. Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs Hjalmer Strand and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butt are attend
ing the A. q. U. w. lodge meeting
in Fargo this week.
\
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Songas Of Man.
dan are the parents of son born
Monday at the Deaconess hospital.
Mrs. Harry Parsons Of Chicago
has arrived to spend few weeks
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MinOt Adds Another
Holdup to Long List

Minot yesterday added another
robbery to its string Of Is in the
last two weeks.
Two robbers stopped man on a
highway five miles southwest of the
Ward county city and relieved him
Of 1925, according to telephone re-
port received late yesterday after
noon from Minot by Police Chief
Chris j. Martineson.
The two men were driving their
own car. it is revealed, a Whipped
sedan with an Iowa license. The car
had two broken windows on the right
side, with one broken on the left
The men were described as about
5 feet Z inches tall, weighing Isl
pounds.
That the men were headed toward
Bismarck was the belief expressed
by Minot officials. and all the cities
in the district have been notified by
police officials.
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DAKOTA
. CORN PREMIUM
LIST OFFERED
$1,000 in Special Awar d $
Posted for State Corn Show
in Bismarck

Almost $1,000 in special pre-
miums are being offered to winners
in special events at the Sixth North
Dakota State Corn Show which is
being sponsored at Bismarck. Nov
z, 8, 9, and 10.
Six premiums arc awarded fol
the first six places in most OF the
special events with first prizes
ranging from So to SIS, according
to the premium list released by the
corn show management.
The corn show will be established
in the International Harvester com
many garage at the corner OF
Broadway avenue and Mandan
street.
A banquet for every exhibitor at
The corn show will be staged Friday
Nov. .. A program of musical and
speaking numbers has been ar
ranged.
All exhibits must be exhibited
under the growers names and must
be of the 1928 crop. Exhibits must
be in the hands of show managers
by Nov. 6. Crops must be grown
in North Dakota.
In awarding the State Corn Show
County Cup, one dollar OF premium
money from the regular awards
shall count as one point. Only one
entry in any lot may be made by
members of the same family living
on the same farm, and all samples
must be marked with the variety
name.
County Cup winners in the last
three years are as follows: Bur-
leigh, 1925; Sargent, 1926; and En-
mons, 1927.
Premiums are offered to place
winners in az special contests.
The Provident Life Insurance
company offers 6. silver cup to the
highest individual prize winner
For permanent possession it must
be won two years in succession.
Another cup is offered for the
best ten ears Of yellow dent corn
exhibited at the show by the agri-
cultural extension division of the
International Harvester company
Three Sargent county farmers hav-
ing the same family name have won
the cup in the last three years. F
A. Mund, Otto Mund, and Harris
Mund.
Prizes are offered for the best
Junior exhibits in conjunction with
the show.
Officers Of the show follow:
George f. Will. general chairman,
P. J. Meyer, treasurer; H. P. God
dard, secretary; ex-officio mem.
bers-Governor Walter E. Maddox
j. A. Kitchen, commissioner Of ag
riculture and labor; George +. Will
j. p. Jackson, F. l.. Conklin, Ober
A. Olson, ]. A. Graham. and J. L
Bell, all Of Bismarck; J. s. Kirk
Devils Lake; d. G. Crimmins, Haz
elton; John Frey, Turtle Lake; Her
man Leutz, Taylor; G. A. Stencil
jem, sArnegard; J. G. Haney, Gram
Forks; and Otto Mund, Minor.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Relief from Curse
of Constipation

A Battle Greek physician says,
"Constipation is responsible for
more misery than any other cause"
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexall Or
derlies has been discovered. This
tablet attracts water from the sys-
tenn into the lazy, dry, evacuating
bowel called the colon. The water
loosens the dry food waste and
causes gentle, thorough, natural
movement without forming a habit
or ever increasing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night.
Next day bright. Get "a for Csc to-
day at the nearest Rexall store or
Lenhart Drug CO.-Adv.
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New Scholarship Is
Offered 'U' Student

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. A
scholarship prize in memory of Alta
+. Bye, one of the most outstanding
students ever to attend the Univer-
sity of North Dakota, has been
offered by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Bye, of Grand Forks, open
to men students Of the School of
Commerce, from which their son
graduated in 1924, it has been an
nounced by Dean E. T. Towne.
The scholarship, a prize of $50,
will be presented each year on Feb
ruary II, Mr.. Bye's birthday, to
commerce students on a bisis of
scholarship, character, and leader
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Gy-Cesniy Briefs

]. a. Davis Of Fargo was busi-
ness caller in Bismarck Wednesday.
n. and Mrs. Adolph Kruger Of
Haam spent Monday and Tuesday
- q business.
n. s. Lobaci4 Of the First Nation
n tank underwent : minor opera
IT, " the Bismarck hospital this
] aing.
RI. and Mr.. Alloys Clock and
tWo sone have arrived from
/ W Yak City - establish their
IN Chris J. Martineson, Bis
n din ~ poaiee. Mrs. Clock
~. nxtinoocGiss afseer. The -
n l1e - epen ~ sister only
1Ioo he $3.50 n this country
\ ~ Mlloa = small boy
I'd \ N - ~. and
[ <4# W
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Five Varsity Goods to
Join Journalism Body

Grand Forks. N. D., Oct. Five
girls were pledged to Matrix, hon
orary journalistic society, at serv-
ices Tuesday, it was announced at
a meeting held last week. The new
pledges are: Alice Gilbertson. Glen
burn; lone Haagenson. Grand Forks
Lorene Nelson, Washington, D. c.;
Bertha Turner, Hunter; Gladys
Trent, Grand Forks.
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ship. AS a memorial to Mr.. Bye,
who died on February 2. 1925, a
large cup, engraved with the words.
"Alfa f. Bye Memorial Scholarship
Cup" will be permanently placed in
the hall of the School of Commerce.
While at the university, Mr.. Bye.
in addition to maintaining a high
degree of scholarship, was prominent
in a majority Of the activities Of the
school.
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with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Rix.
Mrs. B. p. Peterson Of Riverton,
Wyo., is visiting here as house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Win
bauer.
DR.. John p. Schneider Of Mime.
apolis is visiting here as guest Of
DR.. B. s. Nickerson.
Mrs. w. H. Stutsman returned
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FARGO PIONEER DIES

Fargo, N. D., Oct. 4.-(P)-Mrs.
Charles L.ngs, mother Of Mrs.
Amos Crowl, Fargo, a resident Of
North Dakota, since 1882 when she,
with her husband. settled at Hills
boro, died here today. Survivors in
cludc Mrs. T. H. Langs, Battle
Creek. Mich. sister and two
daughters, Mrs. Crow and Mrs.
Thomas S. Farr, Hillsboro.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In fhc Matter of fha Eyfafa of r

AL Tie 1MdlleT u tuo ESTATE OIL JdMCS
II. Allensworth, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. Executor of the Last Will
and Estate of James II. Allensworth,
late Of Brittin in the County Of Bur-
leigh and State Of North Dakota. de-
ceased. to the creditors of. and all
persons having claims against, said
decedent to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within six months
after the first publication OF this no.
tice to said Executor at Emmons
County State Bank in the Village of
Braddock in Emmons County, North
Dakota.
Notice is hereby further given that
| the time and place fixed by the court
for hearing and adjusting such claims
are the 18th day of April. 1929, at ten
o'clock a. NJ. in the Court Rooms of
the County Court in the Court House
| in the City Of Bismarck in the County
Of Burleigh and State of North Da-
kota.
| Dated this 10th day Of Sept. 1928.
JOHN A. ALIENS WORTH,
! - Executor
| CHAS. COVENTRY,
! Attorney for Executor.
| Linton. North Dakota.
| First publication on the goth day
of Sept, 1928.
| (9:20-27-10:D
4
| III NAAA - =
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1878

Tuesday evening from Duluth, Mimi,
where she has spent the summer
months.
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The 10th is the last da7 Ut
discount on Gas .,llls.
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Mrs. w. H. Stutsman returned
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Congressional Ladies
AT Home Together
"Wednesday 1T Club

NRs. HENRY ALLEN COOPER
w and Mrs. James A. Frear
will be at home at the Congress
sional Club, 2OO1. New Hampshire
Avenue, on Wednesday afternoon
from 4 to Z o'clocK.
They will be assisted by Madame
Peter, wife OF the minister OF
Switzerland; Madame SIZE. wife Of
the Minister Of China; Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry. Mrs. George H.
Moses. Mrs. Joseph Robinson,
Mrs. John J. Blaine. Mrs. John @.
Tilson, Mrs. ,Finis J. Garrett, Mrs.
Everett Sanders. Mrs. Wilbur ].
Carr, Mrs. William r. Castle, jr.
Baroness Won Below, Mrs. Edward
Il. Gam, Mrs. Frank w. Mondell,
Mrs. John +. Shafroth, Mrs Harry
e. Hull, Miss Mabel r. Boardman
and Mrs. Fernando Cuniberti.
The Congressional young ladies
assisting will be the Misses Eliza
beth Ransley. Ruth A. Reed, Gret-
chen Campbell. Dorothy Kurtz,
Evelyn Matthews, Jean Mock, Jean
Sommers, Vera Bloom, Charlotte
Clark, Sally Major, Margaret
Davenport, Marian Barley, Grace
Shallenberger and Olive McClin-
tick.
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Rnafo difkienlkies are umneserseKy
When Won aaIl eomauIt the who's NFlioss
eoIaalns 81 tcdngsa Times and MeFald
Tor a6sIntamee
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ARTS CLUB TO.
HAVE VARIED
PROGRAM
Bal Boherne Prize Win
r1ers Feted Last
Evening

HlHE Arts club of Washington
held an s'after the BALI
party last night At the club.
house, with the Ral Boheme prize
winners and honorable mention
oostums.wearera as honor Eueats
Many 81 the guests and menabsrs
came Ii costume and 4 pro.
gram 81 unnaual interest was
planned hy the COMMITTEES II.
charge. on the remaining Sun.
days ii the month, the commlttee
has arranged Tor teas md chafine
diah auppera nn Alternating evos
rllnRa, with dlatiIiguiahed honor
quests including Bernard Gut
mann, alKmund pneth and MIS-.
Thomas Wood Haatinge.
Important lectures during the
present month 81 the club VIII be
given on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings 81 each week, following
the formal club dinners on those
evenings, Speakers q pc heard
are Mrs, LeFena Freeman Atwood,
az New York who win speak on
lsetIk Mupaia,i. MFs. William Wolff
Smith. who will speak on Shakes
neare Through oxford Eyes Miss
aarnaIne Merienge, formerly
III the MnRee uilimet Paris and.
nav ~ the Textile Museum, Of
Warrington, who viii speak on
ss0ld nlmhrOldeFIen Of the Greek
ialaIlda''. Miss Gloria Holllsters
who viii give her talk Oh "GIilnp.
SEES ST Jungle Folk. Dr. Paul
aarIAeh. Whose aubtect Will be
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Mrs. Cabot stevens win be at
home informally at her residence,
1916 webster St., On Wednesday
afternoon from 4 To 8 o'clock tor
the last time this season.
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CANADA ENVOY
FETES VICE
PRESIDENT
Other Dinner Parties on
Social Calendar
Tonight

THE Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes win be the guests for
whom the Canadian Minister and
Mrs. Vincent Massey will enter
tain at dinner this evening at the
legation. Sir Robert Borden. for
nner Premier Of Canada. and Lady
Borden, who arrived yesterday to
BE- guests at the legation until to.
morrow, will attend the dinner 70.
night.
The Minister of Persia, Mira
Davoud Khan Meftah. will enter.
tain at dinner tomorrow evening
after which additional guests VIII
come for 4 small dance.
Associate Justice and Mrs. Ed
ward Terry Sanford win be honor
guests at dinner this evening Or
Judge and Mrs. Samuel Jordan
Graham.
Representative and Mrs. Ralph
y. Updike of Indiana. win enter.
tain at dinner tonight at the VILE
lard for Representative and Mrs.
I4fndley Hadley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Sanders. Later the party
win attend the theater.
-
Mr.. AND MRS. MARK RIED
NJ YATES win entertain q small
company Of young people at tea
dance on wednesday at their resi-
dence. 1880 Connecticut Ave, in
compliment to Mile. Claire He'll
mann. who is visiting Miss Lydia
Archbold
Mile. Helene Heilmann. now In
New York, II expected in Wash
ington on Wedn 4sday and viii
probably arrive In time for the
party. The ssHeilmann girls are
daughters 81 the French consul
general IN San Francisco and made
many friends III. washington while
their father was attached to the
French embassy here.
Mrs. Charles a. Mooney. wife Of
Representative Mooney. of Cleve-
land. has returned to Washington
and will be at StoneIeigh Court
for the remainder of the winter.
II
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Amos A.
Fries entertained at dinner last
night at their home on Woodley
Road at the third of series Of
Sunday evening dinners Their
guests were Senator and Mrs.
Thaddeua Carraway. Represents.
tive and Mrs. Allard Gasque, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Joseph Man
love and Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Greed Hammond
Mrs. Frank Mondell entertained
1t tea yesterday. AT the tea
table were Mrs. John g. Tilson.
Mrs. Josiah Van Orsdel, Mrs.
Henry Allen Cooper. Mrs. Homer
Hoch. Mrs. Sol Bloom, Miss Mar
jorIe MondeIl and Mrs. Alexander
Gregg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dodd enter
tanned q company Of twenty at din.
rer last evening In compliment to
Gordon SeIfridge, jr., OF London,
who has been visiting them for
several days. Mr.. Selfridge Is leav.
ing for New York this afternoon
and viii sail on Wednesday for
London.
The Secretary to the President
and Mrs. Everett Sanders were
hosts at luncheon yesterday at
the MayfI0wer In compliment to
DIR. Granville r. Hanes. Of Louis
vile, KY. The other members Of
their party were Major and Mrs.
Peyton Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs..
Wade Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mondell, Major and Mrs. James
Al. coupal. Representative VIII
r. Wood Mrs. Emerson Howe,
and Mrs. Robert Mf ekenzie.
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DR.. Works Daughter
To Be Hostess at His
Dinner to President

TNHE Secretary Of the Interior.
4 DIR. Hubert Work, will have
8 with him at Wardman Park
Hotel his daughter, Mrs. Avis w.
Bissell. Of Evanston, ILL.,, who
will arrive the end Of next week.
She will be hostess for her father
ct the dinner he Is giving on Feb
ruary IA for the President and Mrs.
Coolidge.
REPRESENTATIVE AND MRS.
~ SOL BLOOM entertained at
dinner Saturday night in honor
of the Chief OF Staff and Mrs.
Charles r. Summerall. Their
other guests were the Minister Of
Austria and Nine. Prochnik. the
Minister OF the Netherlands and
Nine. Van Royen, Senator and
Mrs, G. c. Dill, Representative and
Mrs. FINS j. Garrett. Representa-
tive A. Piatt Andrew. the Secre-
tary to the President and Mrs.
Everett Sanders, the Commercial
Counselor of the British Embassy
and Lady Broderick, and Miss
Vera Bloom.
+
REPRESENTATIVE AND MRS.
IN HENRY RIGGS -RATrIBoNE,
who entertained at the dinner
dance at Wardman Park Hotel on
Saturday evening for Major and
Nine. Emanuel Lombard and
Con1dr. and Nine. Louis Sable, of
. the French Embassy, had as their
other guests Count and Countess
Frederick d'Aix and Miss Clare
Belle d'Aix, of Chicago, Col. and
Mrs. +. f. Hopkins, Comdr. and
Mrs. George Joerns. Mrs. Georgia
Knox Berry, Mrs. Robert Yates
Slater, Mrs. Genevieve Forbes
Herrick of Chicago, Mrs. Preston
Herrick, Maj. w. r. Williams,
Comdr. Campbell Bruce. Lieut.. Col.
Rawson Warren and Capt. An
thony j. Vadala.
y y
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace
Spauiding entertained informally
at dinner Saturday night In their
a@avtEnent at 24O0 Sixteenth st.
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Now color enters the bedroom. This shapely
suite of early American design would be most.
attractive in any finish. III its soft shade Of
green and trimmed with gold and hand-painteds
flower clusters it win lend an irresistible charm
to any bedroom.
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Mrs. Philander @. Knox and
her son, PhiIander G. Knox. ~,
are ct the Ponce de Leon Hotel,
sc. Augustine, Fla. for mid.
winter visit.
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Mrs August Kine. Smith win be
ST home at 1851 New Hampshire
Ave. from to 8 o'clock Wednes.
day afternoon.
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Sunday Breakfasts
Featured at Home
of Chief Justice

HTlEIE Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft.
! who are giving 4 delightful
series 81 sunday breakfast parties,
entertained yesterday for Us guests
and will have another party next
Sunday when they viii have III
guests from the Army group.
Mrs. Taft was the guest II
whose honor Mrs. Henry Alvan
strong, OF Rochester, N. X, en-
fertained company Of distin.
gaished ladies' At luncheon today.
The party waA given at the May
flower, where Mrs. Strong Is
spending several weeks.
On Thursday, Mrs. Taft will be
entertained at luncheon by Nine.
SEE. wife of the minister Of China
who viii be hostess to q small
company Of ladies.
Owing to unexpected absence
from the city Mrs. Peter GoeIet
Gerry will not BE- at home on
Thursday afternoon. Senator and
Mrs. Gerry have been called to
Rhode Island.
Mrs. Cole Blease, wife OF Sena-
tor BIease, OF South Carolina, viii
be at home Thursday afternoon
from 4 to s o'clock at the Washing
ton Hotel. where they are spend
ing the season.
Mrs. Howard Sutherland, wife
OF the Alien Property Custodian,
is at Garfield Hospital recuperat.
ing from q recent operation for
appendicitis.
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER r.
W1 TUcKERMAN entertained
at q musicale yesterday after.
noon in Tuxeden their home in
Edremoor. for a small company
from diplomatic and residential
society. Through the courtesy Of
Edouard Albion, director OF the
washington Opera Company and
Mrs. Albion, the program was
given by Weyland Echols. tenor.
Of New York. and Rose Polio. so
prano, of the Washington Opera
Company.
Gen. and Mrs. William Crozier,
the President OF American Uni.
versity and Mrs. Lucius Clarke,
District Commissioner and Mrs.
Proctor l.. DongiIerty, Dr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, and Mr.
Mrs. Horace Terhune Herrick
are additional patrons and
patronesses for the lecture on
Tripolitania to be given by Miss
Quincy.Smith at the. Wardman
PARK Theater on Friday evening,
under the sponsorship Of the
italian Ambassador and Nobil
Donna Antonietta de MARITIME.
Mrs. Frank Getty entertained
at tea yesterday afternoon in her
apartment at the Chastleton in
compliment to Mrs. Cora L. Yer
non, associate editor Of The
Delineator.
Miss Quincy Smith will be the
honor guest at the luncheon to-
morrow of the Women's Ma
tional Press Club.
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Ms Kellogg Bound
For Canada With
Secretary 0f State

MRS KELLoGC accompanied
WA the secretary 81 state when
he left yesterday Tor Canada is
return the calisn 81 the Governor
General Of Canada and viz.
countess Willingdon. and the prime
minister 81 Canada. MIR. Mac.
Tcenzie king, who were visitors 81
state IN washington earlier II the
season. while In Ottawa they will
~ the guests Of the American
liam Phillips. The visit III designed
y ~ increase the cOrdiality % the
already cordial relations between
the United states and Canada and
Secretary ana Mrs. kellogg are
looking forward to renewing the
acquaintance with Canada's ann
baasadors 0f good viii formed
earlier III the year,
Mrs. Philander g. Knox and
her son, PhiIander @. Knox, III,
are At the Ponce de Leon Hotel.
Sc Augustine Fla for 3 mid.
winter visit.
Col. Frank p. Hopkins left last
evening to return to his post ~.
Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont Mrs.
Hopkins and their daughter Miss
Frances Hopkins, win remain IN
Washington for few weeks
longer. They have. an apartment
at the Wardnnan Park Hotel.
aSsss. 81
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sBird Houses and AdoIph
Zuekor, who will speak on Ibsen
81 His Centenary.
Is special musical program will
- given Saturday. February rs,
Dy Miss Emily CoviIle. The un-
usual 'AfilIett' literary meeting
ii scheduled for February rs, and
the two dramatic evenings, Feb
fuary 2S and 20, viii ~ devoted
10 one-act plays presented BY the
dramatic committee.
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bearers of diplomatic passports.
foreign and American, and others
for whom customs courtesies are
desired.
IL. Preparations for interna.
tional conferences, congresses.
and conventions in Washington.
II. Maintenance. of records re-
quired for the diplomatic list.
10. Messages of congratulation
or coincidence to chiefs of State
and foreign officials abroad.
II. Matters involved in observ.
ance of feast days or days of
mourning by embassies and lega.
tions In Washington
Is. Such other matters a. may
b assigned BY the Secretary Of
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grabs his gun and starts after
WitheroW.
Now we are up to the last act. The
elder Ferguson is worrying over Cae-
car, who is missing. Finally, Caesar
arrives and admits that he was a
coward and had failed to kill
Witherow. Some of the situations
that follow are mighty disgusting on
Caesars part.
Then the news arrives that
Witherow has actually been killed.
Andrew points out that Caesar is a
coward. Caesar is led off to jail,
protesting his innocence while the
elder Ferguson cries out for him to
confess.
Then for some time we see Andrew
battling and finally confesseS that
he killed the man who attacked his
sister. And then another pretty
kettle of fish. John Ferguson for
gets his Bible and insists that his
son run off to America and join his
brother, whose late letter had ar
rived with the money.
Mrs. Ferguson aids her husband
in his desire to have her son escape.
For a little while they do not care
if Caesar gets hanged by the neck
until dead or not for a crime that
he did not do.
But Andrew sees that he is the
coward in hiding behind Caesar and
digs enough teachings of his father
from the Bible to give him strength