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Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15

opening Saturday, the proceeds of the
day will be given to the Ten Thousand
Club, for use in charity.
'Neal of the Navy"-"Neal of the
Navy" the great American serial now
running at the Palace theatre, will be
shown tonight. Besides Neal, there
will be a great 2-reel Pathe drama,
a one-reel Starlight comedy and Pathe
Semi Weekly.
Annual Meetino-The annual meet
ing of the Christian church will be
held tonight at the church. The event
lis one of great interest to the congre-
cation and is always attended by a
large number. Splendid reports of
the work will be given and refresh
ments will be served.
Social at Jasper-The Pollyanna
Club of Jasper school announces a
play, christmas at the Crossroads, y
to be given Friday evening. The club
was formed for the purpose of scat
tering sunshine. The proceeds of the
entertainment will be used to beautify
the school rooms. Admission will be
free. The girls will serve coffee anc
cake at 10 cents an order.
Santa Claus at Palace-NeXt Satur.
day afternoon will be Santa Claus Day
at the Palace theatre. Santa Claus
will be there in all his glory and has
promised to give every little boy anc
girl attending a present. The man
agement of the Imperial Valley Press
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
SIX JURORS SELECTED
IN TRIAL OF TRUAX

With jurors qualified at noon, Dis
trict Attorney Nichols and Deputy
District Attorney Simon stated thai
the first evidence in the trial of w
o. Truax, on a charge of arson, will
probably be introduced this afternoon
Six of the u jurors who were exam
ined this morning were excused.
George N. Bassett, alleged partner
of Truax in the arson plot to destroy
a CaleXico house to collect the in
surance, will be the first witness.
81 want to tell you TruaX will get
his" Bassett declared through the
bars of his cell today.
Damaging evidence against TruaN
will be repeated by Charles Burright
confessed arsonist, who was brought
here from Oakland last night, where
he is a prisoner pending the outcome
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15

opening Saturday, the proceeds of the
day will be given to the Ten Thousand
| Club, for use i'm charity.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Ell Centro Country Club. Location
of principal place of business, FL Cen
'tro, California.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board of directors held
the 14th day of December, 1915, an
assessment (No. ~ of two $4,000
dollars per share, was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, pay
able Immediately in United States gold
coin, to R. B. Moore, secretary, at the
office of the company, 585 Main street,
Ell Centre, California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18th
day of January, 1916, will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction and, unless payment is
made before, will be sold Thursday,
the 3rd day of February, 1916, at II
o'clock noon, to pay the delinquent
assessment together with the cost of
advertising and expenses of SALE
BY order of the board of directors.
r. B. MOORE, Secretary.
Office 5S5 Main street, Ell Centre, Cal.
ifornia, December Ia, 1915.
WedJanE
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15

and the FL Centre Progress are coop
Grating with Manager Best in the en-
tertainment of the youngsters. Miss
Julia Grogan and Miss Julia Foncan-
non have volunteered their services
for the kiddies and will sing THEN
sweetest songs for their benefit
Watch tomorrow's Press and Progress
for the big announcement.
'"The Stolen VOice"-The Theatre
Tulane announces the coming of Rob
ert Warwick in "The Stolen Voice." a
William A. Brady production. The
story was written by Paul McAllister
and relates how a famous singer,
Gerald Dorville, attracts the love of a
rich and beautiful girl, Belle Borden,
who has an admirer, DR.. Van Gahl.
Robert Warwick, as Dorville, has a
strong part, which gives him every
chance of manifesting his wonderful
range of acting abilities. Always
thorough in his work, and finished in
its details, the part that he has in
"The Stolen Voice assures him fine
and picturesque figure on the screen.
Mr.. Warwick is supported by Violet
Horner, Bertram Marburgh and Fran
be presented at the Theatre Tulane
Sunday night
Great Moral PhOtOdrama-A photo
drama based on the great moral play,
Damaged Goods" was given at the
Palace theatre this morning to an au-
dience composed of Mayor A. w.
Swanson, Trustees Burger and Moore,
and representative from the con-
stables office, besides about 80 others,
who sat and watched the great film
run. Manager Best desired to run
the film and wished to get the opn-
ion of the city fathers before max
ing any announcement as to its local
presentation. There was not a dis
senting voice among the interested
spectators and Mayor Swanson Is
quoted as saying: "It's a valuable les
son to every boy in the land. Not
only boys and young men, but every
one, should see IT," Manager Best
will lun this great film in conjunction
with his regular program, giving Il
two-hour show al his regular prices
The shows tomorrow will be given at
6 p. m., s p. m. and 10 p. m. Packed
houses will no doubt be the rule to-
morrow night,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
MAINLY PERSONAL

John Boyce, supervisor from Calex-
leo, was visitor at the court house
this afternoon.
Ed McMullen was in the city today
on business. McMullen is working ON
a road contract at CaleXico.
c. T. Willis, auditor, who is inspect
ing the county books for the grand
jury, was in Brawley today on busi-
ness.
W. F. Holt, who arrived this morn
ing, during his present trip to the
valley Will speak az the Booker Wash
inpton memorial service and the
Farmers Assembly at Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15

of a plea for probation. With him
was his wife, who is now a ward of
the court, having confessed, accord
ing to officers, to implication in the
same arson plot which brought about
Burright's arrest.
Truax, who is represented by At
torneys Sweet and Seymour, denied
the charge at his preliminary hear
ing, in spite of the seemingly dam
aging evidence.
The jurors who had been passed up
to noon today are: Leroy Holt, j. 7.
Pitts, FL Centre; Samuel Herd, Braw-
ley; j. Chester Vaughn, Seeley; Leslie
Lyall, j. M. Tredenick, Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Theodore Won Rotz, 81, and Frieda
Rickli, y, both of Holt 'iilc' James
A. Fenfroe, 27, and Marion Edith
Luke 21, both of BraWrey. John +.
Mallory, 27, and Pearl King, q, 10th
of FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
EASTERN REALTY co.
INCORPORATES HERE

Articles of Incorporation for the
Mcbride Realty Company, which eX-
poets to engage in business in lmper-
ial Valley, have been filed with the
county clerk. The new concern, whose
principal place of business is in EX-
celsior Springs, MO, has a capital
stock of 1925, 700, which has been sub
scribed in property in Los Angeles,
San Diego and in this county. The
directors are all residents of Excel
sior Springs, Mo.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE-50 tons first class hay in
stack. ID. Gross, l mile east of
brickyard. KIDS
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
CITY AND VALLEY

Council to Meet-The city council
will meet tonight in regular session.
For Charity-When the new drug
store of J. f. Davis, on the corner Of
Sixth and Main streets has its formal
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15

James F. Lukens, Practical Watch
maker; 80 years experience: all work
guaranteed KiPsch Bookstore,-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15

DR.. Lyons, Osteopathic Physician,
1916 Dunaway Bldg. Phone l45.-
Adv.
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Hrs. wccn TO ENTERTAIN
ElELE CLASS.

The mention - the name ~ Nrs
Herbert Wond - enc e The principal
features al the Mems 1853 ie class en-
teriainment Ca next Friday evening
at the Firgt Chrlatlnn chureh VII be
sufficient q assure those who attend 4
Geiinhtful evening
Mrs. Wood IL a reader ~ no mean
ability a. il evidenced ~ the FREE
qacncy with which che Is called upon
% entertain. she Rave some spie aid
enterte inmentS in Pensacola last win
ter. ard those who heard her vii
surely haar her again. she las lusi
completed q spNeiaa course rs egocn-
tipn and has several new readauws
which VIII be given ~ this entertaia-
ent fer the Hrst time IN Pensacola
he has assured the program COM
alttee that these readin 81 are ~ the
nerY hi~hest type, and viii be certain
q pifaee
The mems eiass Is accomplishing
much. and tbs enfert lnment with he
one % q series thst will bee given sur.
ing The renal der o the season. This
one viii Sc q speciality entertainments
and those vino cen end 30 convenient
g. ettend vii spend an evening Of
pleasure.
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WIDOW o. GENERAL PICKETT
tN JAcKgCNVfILE.

Mrs Pickett wife - the late Gen
erai Pickett. ard who icctured In th
eiiy last evening. was most delight
fully eaterta red - members of a.
United Daughters ~ the ConfedeFae
during her stay In Jacksonville. 81
was an honor guest - the inform
recCrt on in the Woman's club yeste
Cay preceding the reg ilaF month
meeti q % the Martha Reid chapts
q. =. g
Members II the Martha Chapter
this tire. enjoyed the pleasure
meeting Mrs. Pickett. who ~ a tyT
cal southern Eentiewoman. possesslt
charming personality and cord
manner which has wen her hosts
friends throughout the country.
feloeins thf reception. the rec
Pr basil cas- Sc klon was held the PR
ne Miss Gertrude Dxialynski. ~
sulng The usual routine was a
Aessd o. Jacksonville rlmes- Union.
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What Leads to
tuberculosis?

n ire oplnion 81 nasny medical au-
Il critics, the deveioDmsHt Of pulmonary
tuhsrcucsls gsonsunptionl - haatensd,
" net aets ally preeipstatea. ~ q loss %
Hire frou tie system. sWhera there ie
a deeairffie stfon. tire time salts must be
taprl 80 mecicinal'y." says Or. .. W.
Csrhsrt. o. San Antonlo, Texas. IN IRE
Meg, t9tS. Issue 90 the "Meaieai Pre-
CsaeHs."
TO supply THESE necessary salts has
ln m8ng instances. proved = difiicnit
matter. since "a some forms they ase
not easily mHmiFgiiahle
In EeAFusn's Alternative. however. cal
cium flimel - 80 combined With other
remedial agents a. 20 he aaslmiseted
by the average person without digestive
dtstuf' nee. and TO this IN part, r.
due the success - this remedy IN the
treatment ~ 9uhercuiuMiN and cbronic
thrcaf and bronchial anecfafions
We make no beautiful claims for
Erfmnm'e Alternative. hu& a carefai
record 81 results obtained durias years
of NHtdespresd use waFrantH she asseT .
ton that many such cases apparently
have Yielded a. t.
u contains no opsafea narcotics or
hahIt-forming Drugs. hencs its use Is
nat attended wsfh danger Your drug
gisi has e o. sin order H. or yoa can
HewH direct
Eesman Laboratory, PhHssslphla.
Aav,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-02
COSTVE BOWELS,
HEADACHE, COLDS,
TAKE CASCARETS
NO HEADACHE, SOUR sToMAc4,
sAp COLD on CONSTIPATION
BY MORNING.
90 ) le-eent 80 80

Get . ie-cent box now.
Furred Tongue. Bad Colds. Indiges-
ton, saiiow skin and Miserable Head
aches come from ; torpsd liver and
eioggea bowels. which cause your
stomach 80 become alleG with undi-
gested food which s0urs and fergnents
ike garbage In q Hwill barrel That's
the FIRST step 20 untold misery
gestion, foul gases. bad breath yell
low skin. mental fears, everything that
la horrible and naaSeatinK A Cas-
caret tonight will give your cansti-
patea bowels q thorough cleansing and
straighten you out ~ mernsns They
work while you sleep--a lo-cent box
from your druggist VIII keep you feel
ing good for month"; Millions Of men
and women take a Cascaret now and
then 90 keep their stomanf. liver AMI
bowels regulated. and never know a
miserable moment Don't forget tbs
ceiidren--their little insldes need q
good, gentle cleansing. tee. fAdv.1
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Regain the Mastery
Over Blood Trouble
No Matter low Cisheartenine
You Can Overcome IL.

bleed disorders are quietly checked hy
n s. -, the famous blood puriarr. II
PUSHES inta the bleed and in THREE min
afes has traveFsed fas entire eircuiasicn.
IL penearates 70 where the bleed - made,
u washes out these spots and places
where staxngfion has settled. u cleanscs
tss memhrMnea. drives irritation tram
re iotafs. dlis tbe bleed sgream with
sntsaetal ieasgnee ana frees head to feet
creates erndltioHa that make fer bleed
kealfh. fhcFe are people Ia every con-
muuiRy wke know thss to - true. They
have usFd 81 q g for severe forms q
rheumatism. Scr inaoEent. liberated spots,
fuf sraptve kkln diseases. fof any and
al thase bqc.ig cQneitions cansFd ~
bleed loaded with Impurities nrinE a
rare prodact 81 Nature ID ran nat FmF&
tee siemaea sns las therefore b~es the
refuse - kast 81 people uiHEuiaek IN
thfif e.ismms - fFsl fyiaF @ ahass
cAnrsFoas msrruFiai srugs uhieh hare
c.aimea ~ n&ny nnfastensfsa ~ the
skin bFeaks cut il rash, Il hollis or
ether eFuHt&cus nrrear. II there are bioed
FiainEs 81 any ether tnaienfionM ef ga.
pace bleed go q Bottle II s. s s. a.
oace - ans GFakTtss. Eat beware %
Substitutes II ~ acwbf - - yenr froa-
be e. res Hish eoa peteHt neeical al
Nler free. write "a the meGlesl aannFt-
rent Tie seifs Specific c.. - SWift
neg, Afi8nta, "a. This eenarfraenf e
known sss ans side - enc ~ fks great.
sst 81 hsips L bed saaersEA nut deaf
eeias 70 reg q bottle u IS = q tosay.
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Oh. straw Will SPEAK
IN JACKSONVILLE

The sunday jacksonville Metr0pe-
is contains muca interesting suffrage
news, and among other things car
ries this notice;
Or. Anna Howard shaw. presldens
* the National woman Suffrage As
Hsciution wiii speak AZ the Duvai
Theatre March %. beginning a. 3
O'clock. unGfr the auspices % the
F7orida Equal Franchise League. This
announcement was made last night
and the meeting Il being anticipated
wlta much interest - local saHra gista.
Il win Be q public mass meeting and
Il Is - be expected that the theatre
win be taxed 20 capacity.
Or shaw is nos IN the sfatn for a
three weeks rest Her visit IA Jack
sonvIle wiH BE made en- her way
inertia
DIT shaw VIII speak IN Pensacola
March ~ and the Pensacola Eauai
saHrnEe League H. making prepara-
tons - have the largest rally n the
histary of the organization.
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or. AND MRS. BENIN
ENTEkT AIN QuARTETTE.

iir. end Mrs. J. w. Benn had the
pleasure sunday afternoon. OF enter
tanning az their home the Morrow
BROTHERS anartette. ~ Campaigns,
~ which last week oiled an engage
nsens az the Florida Chautanaua az
peFuniak Springs.
A large number of friends, gathered
- enjoy = social hour with these
young men. who are sons Of = Bap-
tist minister. and who generously sans
several selections for the entertain
ment az the guests,
At the evening service 1t the First
Presbyterian church the auartetse sane
Dudley Bucks Lad. Kindly Light
% fae offertory.
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and organs OF digestion and nutrition
are perfectly cured by thin remarkable
remedy.
Take u a. directed and u win
search cut impure and poisonous
matter in the stomach, liver, bowsle
and Kidneys and drive h from tie
system through the natural channels.
IL viii penetrate into tia joints and
muscles, and dissolve thu poisonous
aecumulations. 10 win replace al the,
bad blood Il drives oda, with rich,
pure blood full of vital force. ID will
furnish you with the kind OF blood
that increases energy ans ambition,
THAI puts the entire body In such per.
feet physical condition thai brain CO
muscles know no fatigue.
IL viii clear the skin; es,Esma, pim-
pies, rash, blotches will dry up and
disappear; boils, carbunclsn and ether
evidences OF tainted blood viii pass
away never % appear again.
Get DIR. Piercefa Golden Meiicai Dis
covery AZ any medicine dealer today,
IN either liquid or tablet form a. you
prefer. les the one great hlood maker
and purifier that AL weak CO run down
people ought TO starr 20 use as once.
II you want good blood, food health
and clear skin, get 10 todav.-Ads.
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Cep5x
SOLDIERS
STOMHCHS.

The soldiers stomach IL one Of the
fret Of military considerations. An
army with an incompetent commits
Eariat has its efficiency already dis
counted. All ether things being
equal, well ted men fight longest and
strongest. The reason for this Is
plain. Food is the source Of all ply
steal strength. Mind aud body are So
closely knit together thai hunger
which weakens the body also afieets
the mind and impairs its resolution.
What Is true Of the soldier Is true Of
every human being. IL Is the well
fed and well nourished people, other
things being equal, who tight the
strongest and live the longest And
contribute most % human progress.
When the stomach and the allied
organs Of digestion and nutrition are
diseased there - failure - extract
the full quantity Of nutrition from
food, and so q process OF starvation
goes on which Il marked hy physical
weakness. loss OF fiesh OF emaciation.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and
other organs u digestion and nutri-
tion. As weak stomach often leads
% weak lungs, weak heart.
weak" liver, weak kidneys, etc.,
diseases Of heart, lungs, liver, kidDe :,
and other organs having their origin
IN a diseased stomach are cured by
r6olden Medical Discovery when e
cures the diseased stomach and it's
associate organs. Nothing Il more
firmly established than that Doctor
P.srce's Golden Medical Discovery
cnf indigestion and dyspepsia. With
thelt sim0st countless consequences,
aud thai o.s.sr disu..<s Vi the stomach
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Qua NEW SLOGAN.

when arss ne pilgrim papaa landed.
On that maca thFonged Mayaowef
BANDED
ARD $ Re plymouth ROCK we're
stranded
Tasn came 81 AS TIE arst forehodlng
81 this sweet phrase we're a0w nn-
loosing
On al the earth ambition gsading
Adaia Ia Amesical
Later How could Virginia Dare7--
The nrst white SRI was born soFae-
where
Annie the dark-re1 farma down there
Where rol$s the rapid Rapl6an-
Thaf region settles ~ queen Anne--
There was tae nrst ttbere she be-
gnnO
Maid "a America
Now Chat the wa Is on abroad
with scarcely any who applaud
While every foreisa tummy'a gnaw-
Since Europea commerce stripped her
gears
And filiea her traassmsn al with
gears.
May dlu america"
This. then. the siogan % the end--
The slogan sunE - foe and friend
THAT roend this ban We siaeIy send
The blanon mlKn 81 peaee and thrift
That shines throuRh batlie.emudse'
drift
That shall remAin when war clouds
Nft
Aade in America
Strickland ufiillan "a Juaee
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cEciL FANNiNo IN CONCERT
At cAnLE HALL.


1be Muatlc study cluh win present
AZ tAelr aHai recital Cor the season
fsecsi t'aunlns. a noted baritone. Mr
talsgins viii have A. hls accompanies
ola teacher and friend a. r Turpln.
who gives explanatory comment be-
fore each number. which adds ma
teriai value 70 the composition as well
~ lis Interpretation.
The recital viii be at Gable hall
Nenday evening. March =, "a Sis ..
"a The proRram foilowag
Der Waudsrer" ewohn." and "Du
Iiist die run" ~ Schubert. Aust
raRe. ~ Schnmans "Teufeisiied. ("
Halle Part a. Henry the Fowier. =
Edward Carl Isaewe Part III. folk
/ SONGS. Is petile nois a Amours and
lie cycle 81 Vim old French Dame
/ burden" and ESQ. John. No" old
English ARIA HerodlaEs AaHsnnet.
Part ~. Last Leaf sydney Herner.
#NammXss song" Harriet Ware.
Smuggiers song. Marshal Keno
chan, ~For pream'a Sake Ereaerie
cowsn. ~rhe Mad Dog tfrom the VI
car of WakefielG1. LISA Lehman Biz
mlnWhanl Ledger
Mr. Fanninx IL cousin of Mrs J
8 Ncfsughsy. 81 this city. ana hla
/ wonderful voice has BEEN heard IN
/ ccaeert here.
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GRAND OPERA
~ ATLANTA.

Grand opera - occupyhK the minds
- = great many music lovers just
nov. since Il - an aaEufea fact that
tne artists vii 10 IN Atlanta g. April
Gerald ne FarTar psouses q be one q
the chief attraCtio8s this year An
either feature of the eouing en9ag e-
nent ~ thg Metropolitan Grand Opera
Com AMY VII te the appearance 81 the
leading SINGERS who have never Teen
heard south before. distinguished
among them are Meianis hurt. Clos
vanni MaFtineiil aud Luca Botta while
Mabel Garrison. f'i.rabeih srhumanu
ana paus Aithouse. Ia relies ~ leas
lnportance. have also been singled Gus
Ter emphatic praise ia New York
Many Pen aenlians atfefia the grand
orera season ln Atlanta each year.
ana The gfcErem 80 an ouneed wiii
- II math Interest here
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APPEAL ron SURGICAL
DRESSINGS.

~ request of Mrs W r. YOUNG.
aireeier FOR the General Federation of
W1men's Clubs We print the follow
iug appeal together with the recog-
nlnoa ~ contributions made through
Mre Young this far T3e reason .ur
glv.ne this appeal renewed pahicltv
Is that gie need Tor the dressings Is
uH great 81 greafer than II was AZ
GrFt Al who Wiah 20 contribute
elean. While linen, ~ cotton. new nc
worn are urged 90 communicate with
Airs y +. Young. Ortesa houle-
ward. 1aeksonviIle-
The appeal i ~ follows
~ cifn war days Az appeal was sent
tc eaery stete Is the Union - the
sarltarg war relief committee for Ola
lirEa fheets pillow eases. blankets,
towels. tab.fs .oghs napllns and Ian
neis O. Sc tat up lnto sEf gicni dress
~ and binders fgF the sounded sol
d.trs At tAat time ean1e dressings
Nlge rot ID use. - chs women III
Sfy yrars ago made the DIRE sings
Zen the wounded men a. the front
fuim snch articles We al know how
general the rezp0 ze Nas 60 tais APP
leal ca chests were ransacked.
drawers trunks end closets were
seg relied aua treas area Icing hidden
we're Willingly sacrificed g supply the
3elcAua
To-day me order frkfrg Europe fsr
~auHe ana cottnn are 60 gigantic thaf
oar factufiea are unable g. meet them
- again The wemen ~ America are
rendering similar seFsice 90 thr
wounded 90 Europe TaseF are appcai-
RS @ the pa DC fer the material re-
Qn.red q manu- actnre DRESSINGS for
use In the hospitals.
N ls hoped that scraps 81 linen
packed away ia cid attlcs. OK ms
teriais now being used as busters fer
n.tufc covers. etc. viii - orwardcd
a. the com 1lstee piece of goods
else inches square iu an otherwise
Rated article. viii make q dressing
Tor SOME poof Wounded lad
This work has been undertaken by
the Naeaflen War Relief committee.
wa,.h has already orened up a fret
ctnish 6ment bureau and : work room.
wi4fre garments are being made for
tae European hospitals and war refu-
gees. All goods should - addres ed
~ toe Surgical Dressing Committee.
+ at No. ~ West Thirty-niuth street.
Materials should be elean and eaga
fully folded % preveuf creaslng
/ All dressings viii he Eterilized he
fore ; einT shipped 20 Europe. Pack-
ing End transportation have been
4 pr,aaised free Of expenses.
F The following letter Is aated Febrss
/ airy 40 1915.
ny Dear Mrs Young You cannot
know vita What pleasure ! opened
yeur boa II over three hundred dress
inga al - them - beautifully made
and 80 nicely done az. sou and those
helping you should be very proud ol
the valuable service you are rendering
% the surgical dressings committee.
You viii le Interested 90 know tAai
t1e week before last we shlpred s1e0,
dressings. and that les 06f ieft here 90
/ Monday
VIII You express % those asssstins
you usy deep appreciation 81 theil
v rlgY with very many thanks {,
yea Cor your corporation. believe me
Very truly yours
Il MARY HATCH WI LARD.
National Chairman.