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their folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey

their folkS, MI. and MRS. Harvey
Knowles.
Mi. and Mrs. Charles Edwards and
family and Mrs. Smith and son Harry
returned to Wing Saturday after
visiting In different parts Of the south
the past few months.
A farmers meeting was held in the
Farmers Cream Station Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson took her
daughter Lucille to consult a doctor
IN Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Olson were visi.
tors at the A. L. Davis home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Henry jacobson, Mrs. E. E.
See and Mrs. James Olson visited with
Mrs. John HARRY Sunday afternoon.
Lempy Banttari and Edna Joseph
son and Ida Magnuson visited at the
Henry McCloSkey home Sunday.
Nina Waste transacted business In
town Saturday.
Pete Jacobson visited at Jim Olson's
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Hiese left for their
home in Makoti Sunday morning at
ter spending q few weeks with Mrs.
Hiese's sister and brother law, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Davis.
Gerda and Dorothy Josephson who
have been attending school in town
for the past three months, left for
their home in the country Monday.
Mrs. Fred Berth spent last Tues
day visiting with Mrs. John Mueller.
Mrs. John Weber accompanied Mrs.
Fred Oswald to Wilton Monday.
Olive Rise returned to the Patter-
son ranch Monday to her work after
spending several weeks at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boss left for Bis
marck Monday. Mrs. Boss has spent
the last few weeks in town.
Mrs. Seth Granville and son Will
liam were visitors at the j. B. Clan
vile home.
Oscar Potts spent Saturday night
and Sunday night with John Muel-
Ter, Jr .
Mrs. John Weber, ST., visited with
Mrs. Fred Oswald and Mrs. Jason
kits Sunday afternoon.
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noon at the Community hall. Mrs.
Nels Meland and Mrs. Maurice Her.
UNI were the new members initiated.
Miss Dolly Apland spent the week
end at home.
Mrs. Clarence Brown spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Carl Meland.
A surprise party was given for
little Verna Gcrtz Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Nelson visit
ed at the home Of Chas. Newcomer
Monday.
A stag party was given in honor
OF Messrs. Al and Fred Jordan
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Hogstad was a business caller
in Steele Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Knudson mo-
tored to Valley City Tuesday.
Charlie Mode visited at the Hog
stad farm Friday afternoon.
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last Thursday. Mrs. Peckens went up
to consult 8 doctor and while there
they visited Mrs. Frank Durfee.
Miss Jennie Waste has been Suf-
fering from q very painful foot i,fec-
ton had set In when she got to thu
doctor. It Is some better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Niehol enter
tanned a number Of guests at q party
SATURDAY. night in honor Of their
daughter Virginia's birthday. A nice
lunch was served by the hostess.
The ladies aid was postponed til!
March 10, because Of bad roads and
cold weather. It will meet at the j.
+. Cooler home on Wednesday, March
10Th.
son returned from their visit to Min
nesota on Tuesday. While IN st. Paul
they visited with Mrs. G. 4. Ballard,
formerly Miss Maude Moffit.
D. Bailey was sick last Thursday
with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Porter and
family visited at the Peter Hofstad
home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Parker are work
ing at the B. F. Lane home.
Murl Pillsbury spent the weekend
as the guest of his friend, Calvin
Porter.
Fay johnson called at the VIM
Lane home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pillsbury and sons
visited at Mckenzie Sunday.
The Misses Clara and Alice Mauk
and Gladys Durfee and Bill Durfee
visited at their respective homes over
the Weekend.
Miss Anne Boomgaarden visited at
the Cooler home Wednesday night.
Mrs. Jim Hill and children and Mrs.
Bud Hill and son returned home from
Brinsmaid on Thursday. MI. Hill
met them at Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Hoover visited
in town on Monday.
About Is young folks gathered al
the Coder home Friday night and en-
joyed a party Of games, contests and
dancing was enjoyed. At II o'clock
a nice lunch was served.
Mrs. DeHaan and son Walter visit
ed at the v. Benz home Friday.
Little Miss Dorothy Moffit is visit
ing with her cousin, Miss Marcellette
Carpenter, for a few days.
Mrs. Anna Hoeft entertained about
Is children in honor of her son Max's
birthday on Saturday afternoon.
Games were played and at 4 o'clock
a lovely lunch was served. The center
of attraction was a big birthday cake.
Max received several nice gifts.
Election of township officers will
be held Tuesday, March Is, at the
hall.
The Homemakers will meet next
Friday, March !, at Mrs. Viggo Jen-
sens. Every member be present II
possible. Radiance of household pests
will be the project. Leader of this
project is Mrs. T. T. Mauk.
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EStherville
By r o T r

Among the Regain callers from here
Monday were Halvor and John Hal
vorsen, George Mowder, VIM. and
Otto Uhde. Norman Little. VIM.
Nicholson, Olaf Void and Gene Little.
Henry and George Schilling called
at Earl Mowders Monday afternoon.
Oliver and Lloyd Knutson spent
Monday evening at Roy Little's.
Dan Danielson was a passenger to
Wilton Tuesday. where he went to
consult q physician
Pete Nicholson "a a Regain caller
Wednesday. He also called at the
Roy Nice ullough home.
MI. and Mrs. John Bosche were
business callers in Wilton Wednesday.
Willie Uhde was a Regain caller
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Greenan and SON
Wesley spent several days this week
at the Ole Void home.
Oliver Knutson visited at the Harry
Knutson home near Still a couple
Of days this week.
The Homemakers club met at the
Earl Mowder home Thursday. The
next meeting will be at Mrs. ]. F..
1ittle'S, the first Thursday in April.
Betty and Velma Bosche stayed
with Mrs. Frank Nicholson Wednes-
day while their parents went to Will
ton.
Matt Rasmussen called at the Roy
Little home Thursday afternoon.
The Garfield Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. Roy Little, Wednesday,
March 18th.
Ray and Bill Mccullough spent
Thursday at the Roy Mccullough
home.
MI. and Mrs. Alvin Ghyiin and
sons Gerald and Claire were supper
guests at the Roy Little home Thurs
day evening.
Ole Void and family spent Thurs
day evening at the Earl Mowder
home.
Mrs. Anna Knutson and son Lloyd
spent Friday at the Joe Keifer home.
MI. and Mrs. Ole Void were visitors
at Roy Titles Friday forenoon.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Met ullough and
daughter Barbara spent Friday at the
Dan Danielson home.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson and
children were Friday afternoon Wis
itors at the Pete Nicholson home.
Gene Little called at the Cecil
E1kius home Friday afternoon.
Einar Strand spent the weekend
at the Kuudtson home.
Mrs. Anna Knutson spent Friday
night at the Strand home.
Melinda Manning spent the week
end ct her home here.
The I. Balloon Sunday school class
met at the Harry Davenport home
Friday evening.
Among the Regan callers Saturday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nicholson,
VIM. Nickelson, Cecil Elkins, Paul
0reenan, Earl and George Mowder,
John Dogche.
About fifty Of the friends and
netghbors gathered at the Alvin
0ly1tu home Saturday evening ct q
farewell party IN honor Of Mr.. and
Nh paul 0feenan who are leaving
eoqn Tor Mason City, Iowa. Cards
- danci1ag .wers ths pasttme o. the
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Ghylin
By DAVIS

X Ida ToSseth was q Tuesday evening
caller at school No. !.
L. w. Davis and Owen we're Re-
gan callers Tuesday.
Hilda Krause. who works III Bis
marck, spent last week with her par
ents, o. Krause's, making the trip
by train coming Tuesday and return
ing Saturday.
Ida Tosseth spent Tuesday night
with her brother, Nels Tosseth.
Miss Edna johnson Is driving to
school part of the time since the
roads are opened up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Spangberg
drove to Regan Tuesday.
Ida TosSeth returned home We'd
nesday after a short stay with her
brother and family.
John Drawer, Mr.. EneS, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Davis were Regain callers
Thursday.
Will Drawer is still in Bismarck
taking treatments, this makes three
weeks he has been there. All wish
him a speedy recovery.
Oliver Tosseth spent Friday eve
ming with his sister, Mrs. Benton
Backman.
Mrs. l.. W.. Davis was a Friday call
er on Mrs. Bert Hedstrom.
Margaret Davis spent the weekend
at her parental home.
Emil and Hugo Sunquist have been
busy the last week hauling feed.
Arne and Ida Tosseth drove to Still
Friday evening.
Bert Hedstrom is busy this week
taking care of little lambs.
MI. Krause'S children spent Satur-
day afternoon at Eric Englebretchen's.
Miss Edna Falkenstein visited her
sister, Mrs. Roy Anderson, Friday eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Davis and son
Station motored to Wilton Monday
morning taking Margaret back to her
school.
Diver Tosseth drove to Benton
Backman's Sunday and returned to
Wilton from there to resume his
school work.
Victor Strom was hauling hay Fri
day.
Steve Little drove over to Albert
Johnson's Monday for Mrs. Little's
mother az their little daughter Dealta
is sick.
H. H. Speten motored to Wilton
Monday evening taking their son back
to school. He came home Friday on
the train.
Albert johnson was a business call
er at Willis ellis Sunday morning.
Arthur Tosseth and Willis johnson
were Sunday callers at the Davis
home.
Marvin Aim of Rock Hill was a
Regain caller Saturday.
Victor Coleman and son Walter
drove to Regain last week.
Word was received Saturday that
Bill Drawer is improving which we
are glad to report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson and
daughter. the Aims boys, Alfred An
derson, Israel, Walter and Charley
Keator, Willis Gill. Bert Hedstrom,
Albert johnson, Arne and Nels Tos-
seth, Luther and Owen Davis, Nick
Holgerson. Emil Sunquist, Steve Little
and son. Henry Broste were some of
the Ghylin and Regain shoppers Sat-
urday.
Oliver Tosseth visited with Nels
Tosseth Saturday.
Station Davis called on Arne Tos-
seth Monday morning.
George Gray Is able to carry the
mail this week with the car.
Mrs. L. W. Davis called on Mrs. G.
Westerman Thursday evening.
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BY MRS. JOHN CARLSON and
MRS. WILLIAM c

Delbert Olson called at the Oder
home Monday.
Edna steinert spent Monday at the
Willie Steinert home.
Bill Hickel called at the Willie Stein
ert home Monday.
Cecil Elkins was a Regan caller
Monday.
Regan callers Tuesday were Albert
Anderson, John Stroh, Myrwin Oder,
Richard Adams, and Bill Hickel.
Miss Hilda Schockemier went to
Regain Tuesday, where she will be en-
ployed at the Joe Nicholson home.
E. Scheaffer called at the Emil
Sattler home Tuesday.
Richard Adams spent Tuesday eve
ming at the William Hickel home.
Mi. and Mrs. E. Scheaffer and son
called at the Emil Sattler home Mon
day.
". 8. Oder called at J. Carlson's
Tuesday.
Robert Palmer was a Regan caller
Thursday.
Passengers with the mail man
Thursday were E. Scheaffer, John
Stroh and Philip Zelmer.
Earl Dixon and Bob Cleveland of
Wilton spent Wednesday night with
the Reinhart boys.
John Anderson has been on the sick
list several days.
Lawrence Adams of Edgemont town.
ship visited a couple of days in this
vicinity this week.
Glen McAllister was an Alta caller
Thursday.
Willie Steinert made a trip to the
coal mine Thursday.
Mike Bosche was a Regain caller
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Oder and family
spent Friday evening at the J. G. Oh
son home.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Palmer and
children, Bernice and Bobbie, spent
Saturday evening at the Wm. Hickel
home.
Callers at the John Anderson home
Sunday were Mi. and Mrs. Fred
Bracket and family and MI. and Mrs.
Fred Bergquist and family.
Delbert Olson called at the w. s.
Oder home Saturday.
Mi. and Mrs. VIM. Hickel and son
Wayne and Richard Adams called at
the Adams home in Edgemont town.
ship Sunday.
Callers at the John Stroh home Sat-
urday evening were Lawrence Adams,
Elmer Qually and Edwin johnson.
Richard Steinert went to Regan
Monday with a load of goods for j.
r. Jones.
Robert Palmer called at Hickel's
Monday morning.
Visitors at the Ted Amundson home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. John Carl
son and children, Dennis and Doris.
and MI. and Mrs. E. Scheaffer and
son Marvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler were
callers at the j. r. Jones home Sun
day.
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Lein
BY OLGA M. RISE

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Severson en-
tertained the "Whist club" Saturday
night. About 80 people attended.
The evening was spent by playing
progressive whist and dancing
Grand prizes for whist playing were
won by Olga Rise and Arnold Chris
tianson. BOBBY prizes were given to
Gale Birkeland and Joseph Rise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Arneson and
Oscar Opoien returned Saturday af-
ter spending a few days in Bismarck.
Olive and Arthur Rise spent Tues
day and Wednesday at the M. A.
Lien home.
Miss Verna Torgeson Of Bismarck
arrived at the John Birkeland home
Tuesday for a two weeks visit.
Olga, Olive, Joseph and Clarence
Rise and Gladys Rue spent Monday
evening at the John Birkeland home.
MI. and Mrs. S. Arneson, Eddie
Arneson, Lewis Vik, Einar Spilde,
valdemar Lein. Arnold Christianson,
Gladys Rue, Alga, Joseph, and Clar-
ence Rise spent Tuesday evening at
the Stuart Severson home.
Eddie Arneson called at tn Dallas
Barkman home Tuesday.
Arnold Christianson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Helgeson and son mo-
tored to Steele Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Christianson
and daughter, Ole Spilde and son
Einar transacted business in Driscoll
Thursday.
Mrs. Harold Christianson and
daughter spent Thursday night and
Friday with Mrs. H. E. Helgeson.
Olive and Everett Rise spen,
Thursday at the H. D. Arneson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Severson and
family spent Sunday afternoon al
the Geo. Christianson home.
Valdemar and Constance Lem and
Clarence Rise attended q surprise
party on Miss Lillian Hall at Clear
Lake No. 3, Saturday evening.
Miss Gladys Rue, Dorothy Cotes
Olga, Olive and Selma Rise spent
Saturday and Sunday in Bismarck.
John Kruger called on friends in
this vicinity Friday afternoon.
Ernest and Irwin Rise called at the
Elmer Josephson home Sunday.
Gale Birkeland and verna forge.
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Wing
BY LILLE MUELLER

David Weber returned home Tues
day from the Patterson ranch where
he has been employed there since
September.
Ferne~ Granville spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Hilda Wutzke
at the L. H. Knowles home.
Mrs. Henry Josephson spent a few
days visiting at the Henry McCloskey
home.
Mrs. G. A. Bossart returned home
from Garrison last Thursday.
Mrs. Fred McCumber is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Gray.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Hubbell spent
Sunday evening at the J. j. Horner
home.
Opal Harvey spent the weekend at
her parental home.
Mrs. Fred Oswald has been on the
sick list the past week.
Orval Larson of Williston is a guest
at his parental home north of Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Knowles,
Leonard Knowles, Eugene Oswald and
Alfred Mollay motored to Bismarck
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aninson spent Friday
evening at the Lyle home.
Henry Jacobson took some cattle
to Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. John Mueller and son Bernard
spent Saturday afternoon visiting
with Mrs. Adam Hopper at the Dali
bee home.
John Weber, Jr., took his son Edwin
to Wilton Thursday to consult a doc
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith are the
parents Of a baby girl born last week.
The Berg young folks spent SUM-
day at the Jake Helm home.
A large crowd attended the p. r. A.
meeting held at the Wing hall last
Wednesday evening.
Ben McCloskey and daughter Alice
were callers at the Horner home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berth spent
Sunday at the John Weber, Jr., home.
Esther Fields stayed with Alice Nc
Closkey last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Andrew Kraft, ST., and An
drew Kraft, Jr., were callers at the
Weber, Jr., home Friday.
The Homemakers held q party at
the Wing hall last Wednesday eve
ming. The evening wa spent In
playing progressive whist. Mrs. Hub
bell received the grand prize. II
Mrs. j. ]. Horner and Helen Bleth
were visiting at the Mueller home Fri
day evening.
Ed. Larson ri q business caller
In Wilton several days last week.
Mrs. Ebb Cleveland and Margaret
Knowles Of Harvey are visiting with
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. MOffit
By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT

Word has been received from Mrs.
Frank Durfee who underwent an
operation last Tuesday at a local
hospital in Bismarck that she was
getting along just fine.
Mrs. w. H. Edison and daughter
Bernice and son Richard went to
Bismarck on the 500 Friday. Mrs.
Edison took Richard to the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey enter
tanned over 20 guests at a whist party
Saturday night. Four tables were In
play. High honors went to Mrs. Mel
vim Thorsen and j. F. Coder and con-
ISOLATION prizes went to Miss Iwen
and g. E. Moffit. At midnight a love-
~ two course luncheon was served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Peter
EIofstad and daughter Katherine.
Mrs. Ed Hoffman and children Wis
tied at the Albert Faust home Sum
day evening.
Mi. and Mrs. Burns Bailey and
children and Katherine Bruce visited
at the Henry Olson home north of
Sterling on Sunday. They went up
to see the new twin boys Donald and
Douglas OlS0n.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Jones and
children visited at the Alfred Faust
home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Peter Hofstad and s n
visited at the v. Benz home Sunday
afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter and
daughter visited at the VIM. Lare
home last week and on Saturday they
went out to the F. w. Moffit farm to
spend some time.
Mrs. Burns Bailey and children and
Mrs. v. Benz visited at the Dewey
Olson home on Monday.
Miss MarSkey visited with Mrs
Frank Durfee at the hospital satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parks visited
relatives in Moffit Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Kendall Wis
ted at the Sam Mauk home SUNDAY.
+. w. Moffit, A. Doehle. Mikkel
Hanson and G. E. Moffit motored to
Bismarck last Thursday. The first
three named went up to attend the
meeting and banquet given for the
township officers by the highway
commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Coder and children
visited at the G. E. Moffit home last
Sunday.
Frank Durfee motored to Bismarck
Saturday to see his wife In the has-
pital.
MI. and Mrs. ]. r. Coder visited ct
the Cline home last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Peckens and Mrs.
Viggo Jensen motored to Bismarck
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day evening. Isle Burroughs, assis-
tant director of the Chest will announce.
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q MARINES TO GET
NICARAGUA MEDALS
Jahncke to Decorate Officers
and Enlisted Men Mon
day Afternoon.

Twenty-one members Of the Marine
Corps, including six enlisted men, will
line up before Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy Ernest Lee Jahncke tomor-
row morning at $3.50 O'Clock to receive
the Medal Of Merit, q personal deco
ration presented by President Jose Ma
ria Moncada in recognition Of services
rendered to Nicaragua.
These men, now on duty in WASH
ington, are part Of 495 officers and en-
listed men of the Marine Corps who
have been awarded this Nicaraguan
decoration, which consists Of tri-
angular piece Of bronze suspended from
. navy blue ribbon. The medal de-
picts the Nicaraguan seal, the liberty
cap and the five volcanoes Of Nicara-
gua-the Casegurna, the FL Viejo, the
Momotombo, the MADEIRA and the One
tepe.
Those to receive the award will, be
Brig. Gen. Dion Williams, who COM
n1anded the Marine Corps forces in
Nicaragua and is now president Of all
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GREEKS TO HONOR
ARCHBISHOP TODAY

Greeks in washington viii pay honor
today to Archbishop Damaskenos, Met
Tapoiitan Of Corinth and special repre-
Ssnte...%e Of the Patriarchate Of Con-
stantinople. the Holy Synod Of Greece
and the Greek Government as head OF
The Greek Orthodox Church in America,
who viii ofticiate for the first time this
morning here. The archbishop will Of
iiciate at st. Sophia Greek Orthodox
Church, Eighth and l. streets. and viii
be assisted by Rev. John Papantcolaou,
nastor of sc, Sophia Church.
Archbishop Darnaskenos wiz ofnciate
&C special benediction fof the Greek
Sunday school tonight at $3.50 O'Clock
at the church school house. The
Greek Minister, his excellency Chara-
iambos Simopoulos, Is to speak follow
ing the Sunday school meeting.
At 8 o'clock tonight Archbishop
Damaskenos win be the guest Of honor
at q banquet to be held at the Hamil-
ton Hotel. Peter Skiadas Is chairman
Of the Committee on Arrangements
The Greek Minister and ether proEni-
uent Greeks will attend.
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CROSBY NDORSES
INDUSTRIAL SHOW.
Sixth Annual Exposition Ex-
peCted to Be Best Yet Of
fered Capital.

Commissioner Herbert B. Crosby yes
terdAy Endorsed the forthconing Sixth
Annual Industrial Exposition Of the
Washington Chamber Of Commerce, de-
clearing that ''as washington Is de-
veloptng in accordance with the great
Federal building program, it also Is
moving forward through the stimulus
and industrial enterprises"
The approach Of the Sixth Annual
Industrial Exposition, to be held under
the auspices Of the washington Cham
Der OF Commerce, serves to call atten-
ton once more to the fact that our
community not only Is becoming the
finest and most beautiful capital city In
the world, but that ct the same time
i Is making sound and distinct progress
in an economic way" Commissioner
Crosby said.
~Ceftain Industries Distinct Asset"
"As 9 result, we know that certain
Industries are q distinct asset to our (
people because they not only proyi k
employment for the thousands Of CT IL
dren graduated from our schools fAch
year, but also contribute In no sh1all
measure to the economic strength and
Independence Of the community as q
whole.
II know Of no better way ST Hug
trating the importance OF pr Zvate In
dustry, as well as the part tt 4 Govern
ment plays In the life Of the city, than
through these annual indl Striai expo
sitions held under the 81 Censorship of
the Washington Chamf kr Of Com
merce."
what the visitor to the trade show
win see at the WAshir gton Auditorium
during the week Of November 8 was
told to the audience. Of station W1GAL
last night by Alfred L. stern, managing
director Of the exposition. He said
that, although th1 opening Of the show
sttn Is severM weeks away, It Is certain
that Ia nugibeE variety and complete
ness EXHIBITS for the 1880 exposition
win far 9gxcel those Of past years.
Rudolpn jose, chairman Of the Cham
berls Industrial Exposition COMMITTEES.
said yesterday that the forthcoming
show would outstrip earlier displays
spc1sored by the organization. A total
OF. 100000 tickets are available through
fAae Chamber of Commerce, exhibitors,
Government departments, civic organi-
stations and the like.
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ton, statistics and other branches Of
economies at several Of the leading
universities, including Leland Stanford,
Harvard and the University Of MIN
nesota. He was secretary Of the United
States Industrial Commission In 1900
to 1902. Subsequently he was for sew
eral years deputy commissioner OF the
United States Bureau Of Corporations.
From 1909 to 1918 he was director OF
the census. In the World War he
mostly abroad. DR.. Durand Is the
author Of several books and many ar
ticles on economic matters. His recent
book is THE Industry and Commerce
Of the United States"
DIR. Durand's work with the Tariff
Commission viii be along lines similar
In many respects to that which he has
been doing for the Department OF COM