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New-York tribune., 1917-12-22
9th to President lri-
coven!" the Cry OF the
Crowds in Streets
,olice Guard Property
0f German Residents
,.ogress Expected to Ask
explanations From the
Government

.. a..
srvNOS ANEES Dec. -l.- As inc
t. -.b',catiou OF the tele-
-'s.t o. ''.' -. ,..- r,vburr tho
ms sent 's N' - NJ.
-er German M.'''''l' '' CIV
-, OHcc. F.. again has been neeeS-
coll OH. mounted patrols 20
az ~ r-.,~ro who demand
--trse eio''s .,-- ....L c.
, ruptg~c OF 4ela'io"S "''N wv
~ .-.. WAS shouting Long
li' i''', ,..... .-s .Do,.b 20
Ire me h'f-... ...-., -
,,sSent lucoy was o'sper>e1 ''--
srbt with tlt mounted police m
r,.-f, us.vy ousrds again
ti ,a-e ''' .' .-..
su been I.accH oFei ''e f''F''''
- by Germans .n the city and
.-,,s8 men also are guarding the
-, ~ the newspaper ia Union,
..t,rb Com. Won LJNburg obtained
.-s.,5v
= .oF.ics' circles certainty is cX-
..,,.s maj Congress viii demand eN-
,,,tions from the government re-
,,Isg the state of affairs as exposed
Z me Won LuNtJr- kilograms, Street
---snt indicates that the pubic is
-. sstsfe6 with the government S
....-snt which accompanied the pub
20, ~ the Won LuNburg kilograms
Tss la Par.a Dcgli ltaliani,' IN
--rsDtinc on the publication BY
= eonm,nti1g on the publication by
=, Argentine government OF the Sc
~t diplomatic kilograms OF Count
10, Luxburg. ,ac former German Mn
rf % Argentina. says;
-We would .se 20 believe the gov
r---ep.s note introducing the tele-
rms. but SIS words o. to-day do
Z. agree with ric facts OF Yesterday
Ts eoyeramcr- answers the tele-
r-s with simple afhrmations and
rf5ut proofs. $40 one can deny he
.ss o. The 'as' months
Ite Newspaper then summaries ne
rssnce in. the affair, among which is:
Count Won lnssarg assured Ger
Z
ta. which has been confirmed by mis-
auence in awaiting the Toro note
,,l August 3S Won Luxburg speaks
( ,he agreement with Irigoyen in
t.,h it was specified that no more
i,,s1tine ships should sail for the
uf zone. AID 8, is a fact tina; since
isgBV p the government has i'm
rtei and often refused clearing any
-upl carrying the Argentine flag.
nd ioihing more has been said OF
A' 0rana sinking.
Il. also is true thar in October this
.orsrrment proclaimed its friendship
'' Spain and Japan, as predicted by
''r Luxburg on August Is. II the tele-
TIns are false. Won LuXurg a. least
iNne9 the events which later hap
wed, and many International circum-
'irces occurred as be predicted.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-22
London "Mail" Starts Edition
For Americans in France

PARIS. Dec. 21.-'The London Daily
Mail" yesterday began the publication
of an American edition from the Offices
of its Paris edition.
The new edition will be for Ameri-
cans in France and will carry special
cables and a page of mail news.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-22
Russo Japanese "Pact"
Revealed by Bolsheviki
Secret Treaty Made in 1916 Aimed Against U. S.
and Britain, Says Petrograd Paper; to Oppose
Dominance of Any Other Power in China

nccessitated by the seriousness Of the
possible conflict
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
THlSWOMANHAS
NOW LAID ASIDE
HER CRUTCHES
Gains rs Pounds on Tanlac and
Troubles Of 20 Years Stand
ing Are Overcome.

MY wife has actually gained twenty
five pounds on six bottles OF Tanlac
and OF course we think its the fines,
medicine in the world" said 7. {. Aber-
nathy, prosperous farmer OF Olii
Texas.
For more than twenty years" CON
tinued Mr. Ahernathy, my wife has
suffered with stomach trouble. In fact
her whole system seemed TO be out oi
order and she suffered terribly with in.
digestion, gas on her stomach. head
ache and nervousness Her appetite
was very poor and she could hardly
eat anything and was So nervous it was
almost impossible for her 10 sleep at
sii.
With all these ailments and other
complications, consisting OF female dis
orders, she got into such a low state
OF health that we were told an operation
was the only thing that would help her
We decided to have the operation and
she was carried to the hospital So on
the fifth day OF last June while prepar
Ing for the operating table she slipped
on the waxed floor and in falling irac.
tured her hip, This Of course made |,
impossible TO have the operation so We
brought her home
About this time we began to hear oI
the good Tanlac was doing and | he.
cided to &c, her TO Try II as a general
tonic TO build her up And lc, me tel
you, honestly, Tanlac is the most won
derful medicine | ever heard ol Nhcr
my wife first began taking It l,c wa,
on crutcheS and | though, she wouJ
never be able to walk without them an,
more. But since taking Tanlac her ap
petite is splendid she sleeps good anC
seems TO be entirely over her nervous
ness. And what seems so remarkable
10 me Is she has gained twenty five
pound, in weight and she has no, use,
her orutches in some time now an,
walks all over the place without an,
assistance | don't believe the opera
ton will be necessary now, iudgin,
from the wonderful amount OF good ,h
has received from 1anlac She's IN
percent better in every way than ,h
has been in years and Tanlac cettainl
has our strongest praise"
Tanlao is sold in Oklahoma CITY ex
ciusively by Wesuall Drug Co. unde
the personal direction Of a special Tan
lac representativt.--Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
Premier In Golf
Slang Urges y. S.
to Avoid Blunders

7 ONDON. April l2-Goli slang
became mixed with wrap ha,e,
~ in a speech OF Premier LLOYD
George today at the Mems Lunch.
con club, in which the premier de
clared that in three years We have
been tried by every kind OF blunder.
We got into every bunker but now
We have good nihlick stroke and
we arc out into the course. 1t IS
worth America while 90 study our
blurdcrs and begin where We are
now
Premier Lloyd George said he was
happy in the position Of being the
first British minister Of the crown
speaking on behalf Of the people OF
the country TO salute the American
nation as comrades in arms, lie re.
lolced ne democrat, he declared,
At the advent of the United States
in this conflict. which he said had
given the final stamp and seal t.
the character Of the conflict. which
was struggle against military au-
tOCtaCy.
Guests included Hcrbcr, {. Hoov
cr, chairman OF the American com
mission Tor relief in Belgium, the
luncheon Bringing together the mos,
diS,ngulShc! gathering in the his
tor, OF the club. ToaSts were drunk
to King George and President VII
son
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
CiTYBRIEfS

Attorneys Must Dig up Attorneys Of
the city who have filed probate matters
IN the county court will hsvc TO dlg w
the Cnsts NJ same, according to The
plans ~ County Judge Hvick Judge
HWick today secured several hundred files
NJ probate npttetS aud no will notify
tho attorneys tn ile all papers that
should be filed ana 10 my the costs "
the, have not already been paid
Williams and Gist, ,ollors ~ good. rop.
ulRr priced clothes. ln our new location.
a. West Second, one step from Hroad
way. ADV
Permits Necessary Any railfond or
corporation hn'ing more than twenty
five pounds " dynamite or other csplo-
siv's stored IN oklahoma county here.
after must have a permit from the state
mine inspector This rdict has been Is
sued hN County Attorney Sclhy ~ re.
suit NJ finding dynamite near tho Katy
railroad tlght. ~ way hy federal oiflcctS
Fir. insurance Wal Is. rm upshNw
ADV
Nullenb Given job N7Nor Overholse'
TODAY appointed lyr MullruN ON the mo.
tofc,rlg police squad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
Doctors Stand Amazed at Power
of Bon Optic to Make Weak Eyes
Strong-According to Dr.. Le.Dis
Guaranteed to Strengthen Eyesisht 500
In One Weeks Time in Many Instancss

able TO strengthen their eyes so A. to bs
ApsrS4 .tbs trov@h~ opd expense of sSeR;
setttNG Rl-r-ea kye troubles OF many
descriptions may he wonderfully benefit
ed by the use Of this prescription. Go 10
any active drug store and get a bottle OF
Bon -Opto tablets Drop one Bon .Opto
tablet In n fourth Of n glass Of water and
let II dissolve. with this liquid lathe the
eyes two to four times daily You should
notice your eyes clear up perceptibiy
rlfNt from the start and Inflammation
and redncss viii quickly dissp ppear. II
your eyes bother you even q little II 10
your duty TO take steps to savc them now
before n II too late. Many hopeiessly
blind might have saved their sight II they
had cared for their eyes In time
Note Another prominent physician 10
whom the above article was submitted. said:
Yes the Hon .Opto prescription 10 truly Q
wonderful eye r"msdy Its constituent In
gredients are we'll known to eminent eye
specialists and widely prescribed by them.
] have used n very successfully In my ovu
practice on patients whose eyes wsrs
strained through ovctvork or misfit 1iassss
wstcry aching, .mattins, itching burning
eyes rcd lids, blurred vision or for eyes In
flHmed from exposure 10 smoke, sun. dust or
wind II 10 one of the very few prepare stions
| feel should he k.n on hand for regular
isft.d 10 above. 10 not a patented medieiss
or secret remedy II n an ethieai prep.
ststlon. the formula being printed on the
package Tho manufacturers guarantee n
'o strengthen .ysanht 50 percent IN one
weeks time In many Instance or refund
the money II can he obtained from sny
wss,tsu bfus Co. and other drussists -
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
Vital Statistics


Henry " nrown. W wears old to,t
Worth Ic,ns. and Gertrude y Went,
worth, rs years Old. Oklahoma cli,
james Cornelius Neufold. N ,ea,s ola
oklahoma city. and nertha pessie Erie.
sen, II yehts old, Oklahoma city
] J owens, ~ years old. sbovn..
OKLA. and Eldora hcdlne. II ycsrs old
Shawnee, Okla
Estl W pentley, 70 year. old. OH.
homa Ci,l. and nes-ie Westcott. "A wears
old, Oklshoma CITY
William Z Mitchell ~ Years old. oh
years ola oklahoma CiN
CLARK e. narncs, 2i years old. Okla
hrwa IitN ana Edna johnson. 10 yrttH
Old Oklahoma CITY
How'd Monroe Whitehead. a years uld
nklahump city and MAY Carroll I1 yp,v,
Old nklshOma CITY
.Cyde Ernest Mckinley, 1a year. cld
oklahoma CITY, and Caflino EnrlrN, n
years old Oklahoma city
John stafford Rose 20 years old. uk
lshoms city, and Pearl Evelyn Thorpe
~ SsAJa old. Oklahoma CiuA -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
BELGIAN WOMAN
RESENTS INSULT;
Sent, TO PRISON
Told German He Must Have
Known Miss CayeII,

HAVRE, April PA well authcn-
ticatcd incident which occurred re
Gently during a German courtmartial
IN Belgium has just become known here.
NJ Paul Tcrlinden, Burgomaster OF
Rixcnsar,, appeared before the court
charged with shielding a wounded
Frenchman, for which he was con
demned TO twelve months imprison.
mcfit
Baroness De Coninck. a young mar
ricd woman. whose husband is at the
front. was present at the hearing \
German officer sat down beside her
saving 81 believe madame, have me
YOU before
Baroness De Conirck replied, "No,
are mistaken. / don't know YOU, sir
The German persisted, saying Per
haps | am mistaken but YOU greatly
resemble an English woman whom
knew vel
Evidently you mean Miss Cayell,
rctor,ed the baroness
For this answer she was sentenced tC
one month I'm prison
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
GIANT CAMPAIGN
AGAINST DIVERS
PLAN OF WILSON
tContlnued Frcm Page Ono,

tto,ic cooperation by laboters 10 in.
sure that the campaign against the sub
marine will begin at the earliest pos
,ible moment The shipping hoard cS,i.
mates lha, 10000 men will he needed
io complete the building program un.
average ol three ships a day
Volunteers Tor this class of publ,
service, It is pointed out, need no, b,
Expert in Shipbulding, as comparative
" little labor will he required for In,
,yre OF vessels TO he built
Goethsls In Charge.
Major General George Goe,hals
builder Of the Panama cana, ha, beet
selected 10 supervise the building pro
gram
Composed oi pine and fir, the shin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
LOCAL BOYS ARE
LOYAL DECLARES
u. S. NAVY MAN
Continued from Paso One }

10 training stations last night, on a
special car Eighteen had been ac-
cepted up to II o'clock this morning,
while twelve were being examined
More than sixty were waiting in the
halls and in the reception room that
has been provided
No less lively were scenes in the
halls and within the offices and exam
lining room at the army recruiting sta
tion. Men were clamorng for their
turn for examination. Twenty two out
OF possible Seycntyflve examined
had already passed a satisfactory test,
and were lined up to procure meal
tickets for their first lunch as sol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
What to Do for Eczema

GfeaY nlyes and oin,men,s should
no, be applied II good cleat skin IL
wanted. From my druggist for lSe or
$lM for extra large sire. get a bottle
Of reno When applied as directed, It
effectively removes eczema. quickly
stops itching. and heals skin troubles,
also sores burns wounds and chahne
II penetrale' cltines aud son,hes.
2emo Is clean. dependable am inex.
pensiye, penetrating antisepiic liquid.
Try IT, as we believe nothing YOU have
ever used Is as effective and satisfying
The = W. kess o. Cleveland. o.
- -.'.-.s'iur-r w. s,Adx.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12

dlerS OF Uncle sam Results from sub
stations. Of the state had not been
heard from
List OF Local Boys.
A partial list of Oklahoma City boys
who have sworn allegiance TO the
United States army, navy and national
guard during the last three day, iol
low.
Navy Floyd Azclune. Kar Morley.
Frank WcHncld. Frank Martin. Tom
Wallace, John Aurnnrthy. VI Ruttcrhcd
George nobyns. Paul Smith, Gather Rul-
watson, Charlie High. Oliver Lilley,
George Dennis. General Ranks, Jesse
Ranks, Floyd rheus. Walter Willcford.
Glenn Showholl. Robert Bennett, 4 Park
erson and George Barnes.
Army Lyall Barnhart. James y Rurle-
son, Roy o. McAtcc. Todd II Parsons.
William + Condor, Matthias q Mueller.
Wade King, bell ] Delaney. Gilbert NJ
Wilkinson, Ernest W williams. Andrew
7. Mcdowell Thomas Mullhetn Francis
w. Durhn. Bert +. Cnlloy General ".
Addison. Robert l. Burnett, Harris n
Richards. Lloyd Roardman. Herbert Hol-
comb. BYRD Todd. Chester MahRffny.
Otis DonOfnn. Louis Thome. oliver
Myers. Lewis Eastrldgc Robert Thur
man. Paul belly Ross Lillnrd George
S,ahlheber, Willard Kottc and Joe
Walker.
Field Hospital.
Field Hospital CorpF- Rcn 4 Ames
john i I,oS,o,r r sharp r.. RcLGy II Long Jesse
n. Howard. William u Green. Dave
Swan. Milton A lusn. Fred A Brock.
John " ur-rthouse Gilbert G stewart
otto G. Dlg'cy. high school students
Shandois I Geinca, Harold J Iu,chings
Vale v Hnrdcastlc Warren @. Lyon.
Francis Baker, James Z Hakcr.
Donald Rnird, Howard pancv. Fred Sc,
Tie, Nch Miller, Fcnton Sanger and
Ernest Hnrkins
Engineers, First Regiment Cavalry
Floyd Drake. Scott Francis. charles
SnodgrnsS. Norris II Barnes. Walton n
McNssters. T. T. Fonnlc. Clarence n
Walters, j II Homer George F baker.
Glenn Callarman. Loc Tinker Hoyt Ft1-
patrick
Troop o.
Iron n, First Regiment Cavalry Clnr-
cncc q WllkinH. Mack uInlrum. Entl e.
Foster Andrew ! Roberts. Rohcr, Hog
ton, Wylv Keith. Andrew Gilbert. George
Keith William James Victor Combs.
John CLAYTON. Maurice Mcneil, Jo" tcu-
kns, Glen Lcnf Ncl Johnson. BYRON
| Cook Albert litlscoc. Jessie Fields Lon
! Frame ir. lyttnn l.oolohpugh. u 4
/ mitd. Don Allison RpN Holland Mont
/ ford johnson, Harry Phillips. CLARENCE
I wilkins, Marion Wcstfall. Ruthfofd Rrctl
| Campbell IcFlorc, a. Andctsons John
! \ Hrett, Otto Wallace, Jess Bcsn How
ell Hnrtcll Frank Sahohoch Earl owen
John kilpnuick, Harley rlppn and Frank
! Robertson
Other recruits today from cities In Tho
| state follow
Amy James Cason ir Rer IIsrloit
Matthias prOthro. Connie Ryon Joe kHt.
ner, Charlie phnrtN. Alien Holmes John
nie Wnodlck Joseph WlCks Harry cure
Charlie Wikic and Thu Moru
Navv William Rae sdalc Sam Hess
Frank Williams. Donald llutslcy. \ IRr.
ksrson and " Mcdonald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
WILL
Be MERGED FOR
WARS DURATION
Executive Committee 10 Dj-
rect All Lines,

WASHINGTON. April L.. National
transportation facilities Of the principal
railroads oi the United States during
the war will be merged voluntarily and
operated under the general direction Of
central executive committee OF seven,
cooperating closely With the govern.
ment IN handling troops, military sup
plies and general commodities
The central committee will decide all
matters OF general railroad policy and
will operate through the American Rail
way associations special committee on
rational defense whose membership
will he increased 10 tWcut, cigh, and
divided into ,lN subcommittee IN work
with the six military departments
Im, system Is expected ~ produce
effective cooperation between the rail
toadS and The government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
70 REMOVE 6lN0lIFF

Ge, q 2s.een, bottle Of Dandetine At
any drug store, pour little into your
hand and rub wei into the scalp with
the finger tips. ny morning most, "
not all. Of ,hi, awful scufi will have
dissppesred. Two or three application,
Will destroy every bi, OF dandruif
esce scalp itching snd' falling hair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12

thar the German submarines would pu,
England out OF business before the
United States was ready.
"llc does not know America" the pre-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
To Prevent The Grin

Colds cause Grip - Laxative Bromo
Quininc removes cause There !, only
one "Bromo Quinine + W GROVES
signature on box 2Sc.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12

LONDON. April l2-Ab,olute as
surancc' Of victory for the allies arc to
he found in the word ships" Premier
Lloyd George declared today in his
speech at the Mems Luncheon club lIs
said the United States fully realized
this and had arranged to build a thou
sand ships for the Atlantic.
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg. the
premier went on TO say, had cdclared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
To Drive Out Malaria and Build Up
The system

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC You know
what YOU are taking as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Ouinuc aud Iron in a taS,clcSs form
SIC ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12

will range from 20Q0 to $500 tons,
most OF them probably will be equipped
with oil-burning engines and all will
carry wireless and be armed. An aver
age cost of about $4,000 per ship is
counted on by the board
The first OF the vessels will be ready
in about SiN months and during the
year following the number ailoat
Is expected to pass 1000
Advice of Allied Experts.
President Wilson and the govern
ment shipping board have had the ad-
vice of allied naval authorities and
have computed carefully the ability OF
the German U-boa,s to cope with large
numbers OF merchantmen. They arc
convinced that bye quickly building
ships OF only two Thousand or three
thousand tons and forcing Germany to
pay with a torpedo for each ono sent
to the bottom. the United States soon
can exhaust the resources oi the sub
marine fleet for operating far from is
| base The German resources can ht
still iurthet etidisSipated by routing the
American merchantmen through hun
dredS OF ocean lanes TO scores OF Eu.
ropcan ports.
II the blockade running campaign
does not actually end the war by de.
stroyng Germany lalth in the Uboat
tc which her reliance was transferred
after the hope OF decisive victory OF
land apparently had been abandoned
the administration Is confident 1t a
least will thwart the German threat o
forcing an early peace on the allie
through the starvation blockade OF
iclalS are fully alive TO the dangers I,
this country which might follow Sucl
a peace and have hccu fully advised %
the allies need OF supplies Although
the blockade is considered lar iron
successful they feel that an effective
stroke at it and at the campaign %
rurhleSSncss is SURE TO have iclling
effect and to furnish the hes, means o
transmitting quickly into deeds the ma
tionS great potentialitieS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12

mier declared. He added that Won Hin
denburg's prophesy was as false as his
famous line. which We have broken al.
ready"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12
white Hopes No Advantage in World

WlhIc HOPES NO NUVdHIdHt tn WUTIU'
In a story by H. { Witwcr in the
May American Magazine a great ball
player observed somewhat Sorrowiully
tp friend
"Nknow. them little guys are there
The more | see OF them. the more I'm
forced ,o hand 1t to the Sawed OF
Sam, They don't make very good iron
workers and there amt many OF en-
actin as traffic cops, but them offices
with General manager private on the
door, is iull OF 'em. Ever notice it, big
icllcrE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12

The demand for female factory work
erS in New York, which was noticeable
in December. 1910, was even more pro-
nounccd in lanu2ry l9l7
Unpaid telephone bills for the month
OF April arc past duo II not paid by
& m oi the 18th service will be dis
continued Pioneer Tel & Tel CO.
ADV
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-10-25
Supreme Court Decision

The states supreme court at Big
marck has during the week handed
down a decision confirming the judg-
ment given here in district court at
the time of the trial of the case Of j.
3. Beauchamp against the Retail Mer
chants Association Fire Insurance
Company At the trial of the case
here in district court verdict was
brought in giving the plaintiff, Mr..
Beauchamp, judgment, an appeal be-
ing taken by the defendant The ac-
tion is one brought by Beauchamp
against the insurance company upon
its failure to adjust according to the
terms of its policy the loss by fire.
on his store and stock of goods al
Olga between three and four years
ago. The case has been in litiga-
tion since that time and now involves
nearly $l2, 600.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-10-25
Royal Neighbors
Social Session
Gathering Of District Camp
at Langdon Big Affair
Monday Night.

The Royal Neighbors school of irsr-
struction held in the hall at the AuGi.
torium on Monday evening was sue
cess in every way. Owing to the Sc,
we're storm that was raging, only twss
outside camps of the district were.
represented, they being Walhalla4l
and Park River. The ut of town
guests were Mrs. Cliff, of Fargo, the
state supervisor, Mrs. Kitchin, dis
trict deputy, of Walhalla, and Mes
danes Gates, Mcconnell and Young
of Park River. A class of eight
were initiated and royal time was
enjoyed by the members. Supervisor
Cliff, from Fargo, gave a short ad-
dress on the work ef the camp and
what the order represents. She COM"
plimented the work that had been ae.
complished by the local camp and
helped in many ways by her kindly
suggestions. Mrs. Kitchin, who has
been assisting our camp gave an ins'
teresting talk on ways and means OF
increasing the membership.
During the evening Oracle Dettles;r
presented the two visiting officers with
souvenir spoons, a token of the ap.
probation of the camp for their se-a~
vices. The guests and members
repaired to the dining room of the IT,
c. I. Hotel, where Mrs. Hankey SER
ved. a most delicious supper. The tablea
were decorated with purple asters anoa
white carnations, the emblamatic.
colors of the order With rene wee
interest and inspiration we feel the
coming year will be the greatest in
the history of the Langdon camp of
Royal N eighbors.