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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
Gotten SEED Oil.

(Furn5ahed By e. w wagner s. co.
Trf-cigv once in suite 500 Best build
ing p. J. GcCoEmicE. maDaEer-5
New York. sept 12-Local and out
of town selling this morning forced 4
further recession in prices This aft
ern00n there was less evidence of pres
sure and a fair recovery took place IN
der new long buving and short cover
ing 1t is stated that many out Of
town selling orders during the early
trading came from southern sources
and that there was evidence OF refn-
ers selling In December and January.
a belief that government influence
VIII be brought To hear III the regula-
ton Of prices has caused long Iiguida-
ton and has tenn Porarily dampened
buIIish enthusiasm.
a report received late this afternoon
stated that crude o3i for prompt snip
ment IN Texas was Sl06 bid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
St. Louis Livestock.

s. Louis. Sept 12-Hogs. receipts
5000: STEADY. lights 50018,86s pigs
1860 1850: mixed and butchers 1880
01900. good heavy IS90nS $40. bulk
is 500IgOG
Cattle receipts $500; strong, ma
tive beef steers S.000I6.50, yearIing
steers and heifers 70001600; COWS
6.000 1000; stockers and feeders 6-50
$3.50, prime yearling steers and helf-
era 7.5oG 1900; native calves 5.750
1915
sheep. receipts I 500. higher, lambs
1loo0IT00, ewes 9.000 1850. weth-
crs I0500I2.505 Gamers and chop
uers 5.0a17e0
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
] CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT -
roR 4AT.F-FARW LAMBS.


FOR SALT arms. q TO ) miles coun-
~ seat Forest county W lsc0nst n 40
acres insures absalUte indep 81 osEces
rich. deep silt soil. 18ag stbsolEs @1o-
wasak 80 is SO bushels, potatoes a89
TO 45g bushels. no droGEhtsi near
Ger acre Uartly improved and inn
proved farms sac. 500. SIS ana Sla5
per acre. terns to suit your wages CT
your capital substantial assistance
offered cur settlers free write OF
call for literature endorsed by ataLe
agricultural authorities. Per Ola
land Company Crandons wis CT
Charles II Steiner, district superlE-
aendenr MnnmeNta. I'll
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
II Spencer snuare.

George Washington Magee a nov
eiist, makes q wager with the owner
OF Baldpate inn chat he can write
story In - hours. Seeking seclu-
sion Iagee borroHs the key to Bald
pate a summer hotel now locked up
fer the winter and with mis- type
writer reEIre5 TO IN upper room OF the
deserted h0steITy TO write his story.
There enters the hotel Office one John
Bland an emp.oEe Of @ street rails
way magnata VINO place 5000 600 ia
the hotel sate-a hribe TO be called
for later by the mayor of Reutou
8agee surprises Bland. who draws q
pistol. but a moment later the novel
ist tricks him and locks him in a
room Forthwith, however, Magee is
confronted By a third intruder. Mary
Norton, q newspaper reporter, on the
trail Of the bribery affair. Magee falls
in love with Mary and complications
crowd stiIl more closely upon one an
others heels In ALL seven persons.
including Peter. a strange old hermit,
come to lonely Baldpate that night
As expressed by the author. the hotel
seems to have as many keys as
piano. AL the keys are III the hands
Of particularly interesting people who
come on mysterious missions, even
as the audience, all the excitement
they could possibly ask for. Thla IS
as much Of the story of Seven KEYS
to Baldpate as would he fair 70 re-
veal There is q unique solution to
the problem, worked out len George
NJ C0han's highly dramatic and or
izinal manner il is the attraction
Of the Spencer Square theatre today.
Thursday and Friday,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
PORKERS SOAR BUT
PACKERS HOLD OFF

Chicago Sept. Iz.-Scauunsss Of re-
ceipts forced higher prices in the hog
market today bat packers held OF an
tl something of a reaction from early
top figures had taken place Cattle
prices reflected the scarcity Of offer
iugs 50 far this week. as ompared
with a week ago sheep did not seem
0VeTpleutiful
Receipts. I2. 900. tomorrow. 10000.
SLOW. 81 To Toe above yesterdays av-
arage. bulk f75081s so. light. L. %
0lS.S0; mixed. 1850 1896 heavy,
l6.90016.90, rough. 16,906-7I5i pigs,
13.50G 1870.
Cattle Receipts. 1900. tomorrow,
5000 strong native beet cattle ESQ
$780, western steers. 6.506gI4,50 :
stockers and feeders. 6.10010.50s
cows and hejfers, 48501285s calves.
II OGG16.dG
Sheep Receipts, 5000. tomorrow.
I2,000. Arm: Wethers. S.TQ<1 1878:
farlsTe : p NQnf1- 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
MANY STOCKS MAKE
LOW MARKS Or YEAE

New York. Sept u Shorts bought
stocks with q large speculative mar
ket. such as United States, Bethlehem
and Cruable 10 an endeavae 10 of
set increasing liquidation OF partIcH-
lar shares. The maneuTer was only
temporarily successful as there We're
various features which appealed to the
bear1sh mood OF the professionals.
Prizes tumbIad rapidly and many new
low records were made when l1quida-
ton of investment holdings became
pronounced Delaware and Hudson
five points Louisville 45s, St.
Paul 3. and Reading o Numerous in
dustrials We're off to I points Lib
erty bonds we're quiet ag 99.88 TO $685.
The general bond market was trreg-
uiar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
At FIFTH Arenne.

A memorable patriotic Offering is
Betsy Ross with Alice Brady the
star which viii he seen at the Fifth
Avenue theatre on Sunday next.
This production IS World picture
and because OF the historic signld-
canoe Of the play and OF the strength
OF the story and prominence Of the
star. IL Is certain 70 be immensely
popular BETSY Ross" Is repiete with
scenes which viii STIR the patriotism
ct every true American. For instance.
Betsy Ross is shown receiving her
commission from General Washington
% make the first American flag. An
exact reproduction Of her home ia
shown The completed flag is seen
and the costumes and homes Of the
people of the period are faithfully
presented. Miss Brady does some OF
the most effective acting Of her ca
reeT. 4 romantic love story enhances
she pictures appeal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
ZOE sALF-cITY PEoPERTa


COTTAGE five rooms Tnoder1. also slz
foen modern house both ia h8At as
trLeL. Phons 4 / zs1
COTTAGE. modern six rooms psEea
street. and ou eEr Ane Ing t@ts
Fourta avenue
EIGHT room mouse. let a0zI45: citE wa
ter lQeaJea ca IfaiEtS- siSsa stsgS -
ana Fourteenth avenue price s@t9q4-
Lakhars 6 EjEa5n.
FIVE room H8u5es ona-haIf block from
car line, az IA4Euetn siEeet anu z-tSfs-
ar@s Ike rent Charloerliu * &au3ra-
4aFtn state bank ba44alNg. -
HOUSE SIX rooms On TWEEN tieta street.
with furnace, bath, electric Iisat. gass
yiofls VII sell the property and auto
u1ouile al S5s1Q9. Location Is the very
uesl 81 - Na1keE
Ho- - e}zht r9an2s Al 57e9eE.s. -
Gated EELta avenue ana SlEtA street
prtee $500. terms. re- Saart & BUT
+3fa --
HOUSE. 81 rooms bat6, gas. electricity,
sewer and a-ater- nice house for reozz1-
ers located close 10 business district
price $500 Eckhart s. Eaft4na
HOUSE, 20 rooms located near Rock
Island dapot. v-outd ma zs me room
InE house, price $500 F4skhaFJ d
HOUSE. four rooms 1886 Twenty alnrh
street. olls-aalt acre OF ground Na&
after 2 n
LOTS IA SCUM Heights, south q Aiken
street. between Twelfth and seven
teenth streets on easy terms. -
down. balance in ave years. e "
Robinson 1454 Richmond street
Phone e, Z 4eas-k
LoTss easy terms; IN Pardon Bros
additions, Thirty-dfth street ana
Eighteenth avenue snd Thirty-e1E p IN
street Nineteenth avenue block from
caf phone ~ lis4 e5 * / Lzz5-
LOTS. betvv sen Tw enry-nInTn and 4htE-
tv-tEst avenues On Eleventh street
Inquire fer terms. Fred a Dass--
Phone X. Z. 21A2 "
lot good building lot; nicely located
viii trade on SIX or seven room I494-
ern mouse. Phone = & 2eoe or zs1.-
NEW I'VE room crck colIases In very
desirable location within walking
distance of town. Also, = acres
good, level land with two story house
and barn IN c1lntrEf would maze
good poultry farm fer right paFt&-
For further information iDq4lE9 t93
Fifteenth street. on pn@fe i. 1. co.
EEN, modern, nve room bungalow :
easy monthly payments LHtFLy -Iouf U
street and Nineteenth avenue AL
+ ONE Of tue fnest and best located etg1~
room residences Al ROCK IstaLl0 a
1919 Twenty 5eCouC street r. Ia
knoads, zoo Robinson building. kA9As
Rock Island s8-
ONE or two desirable lots north Of
Elgh teenth avenue on twenty ei8nth
street level. east 'front.' price reason
q bie. PHONE 4. T. 1897 after p n
+ SEVEN room = story house. lot b9N
l5H feet. Twelfth avenue near sew
enlh street. 81 snap at S=t9HH- 1ilall1-
berlin & Holm5rain, state pAlG pdL44-
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
A GRANDSON. FAR REMOVED.

landlord Yes SIS; we've a cer-en-
arian fp this village As 2 matter 0s
fact this is his grandssg-er are Eou
his great grandson Joe2
Jae-Grest -great great great gr
Visitor oh come, comet That
scarcely possible
Landlord 1confdentia7EV1- He isn't
telling iies7 he's onl~ statt=ri
London Passing show
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12

75gs ssssamt5s candy Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
THrTHcnAv

Spencer Squar@Gaorge II. Conan
fin Seven Keys to Baldpatei Pathe
news
Majestic Dustin Farnum in The
Spy
Fifth avenue-CIara Kimbau Young
10 NV JficiaI wife"
Black Hawk Grip Of Evil, The
Mystery Of the Double Gross; Patbe
news
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12


CURTAINS .o laundzr. S6c pair 15ve
olNta avenue. Phone r. J. zIa2,
CHIMNEY HalliaE, repairing and
sweet speculative rates reason
H-Eer- aH86 Eh3rd avenue
GOOD ..-a4 far bagr viii do own
-.u- ana furnish milk. Win fair
asE- avenue.
aAle v.lz =wIteaas $3.50. also eurls
made ..-H -lHHIuEs- Phone r J.
-t-4. t.&@ Eighth avenue
-+ s-- second Gauu HHaLuR stoves.
eE stoves and furniture, highest
cash prices paid. 2423 Fourth avenue
a5 Buy OLD Clothes. shoes. etc, phone
pei use 1a-I for castaHay garn an is
1El E.Fe goH good prices fer them
Cheap 5ran.s Clothing Store. 2I&3
Fourth aFeuaa. Phone r. / 2996-
WANTED .Ia raise teeth don't matter
tf Broken. uav BE tp SI5 per set.
5sEa -E ra--eE pest and receive check
lE rerarn mail r. AIazer. 22a5 3
ft-a street, PH5lad Iphia. Pa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
c.hicaro Provisions

Chicago. Sept IL Butter higher :
creamery 391s45
Eggs. lower. recelpts sz1l cases
frstz 37fa ass ordinary frst5 s2z
"a II mark. cases included, S. 137
Potatoes. receipts 90 cars IN
changed
Poultry alive loss r; fowls go IS
syringe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
In the Movies.


Spencer Square-George NJ Conan
in Seven Keys 10 BaIdpate"; Pathe
news.
Majestic Hazel Dawn in "Ths Lone
Woif' Gaumont weekly
Fifth Avenue Robert warwick In
The Family Honor, Keystone com
edy.
Black Hawk-Joe WEIGH IN The
peddler'; also 4 comedy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
6I59L heater
Illinois Theatre.

vaudevtIIe-Tvq shows daily az AS
and SIS Three shows Saturday AID
Sunday at 3 100, 7 80 and 800 p. m.
Change of bin Sunday and Thursday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
The Columbia.

VaudevilIe-Tw shows daily 81 2:46
and S;15. Three shows Saturday and
sunday at 500; 1850 and 900 p. n.
Change OF bin Sunday ana thursday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12

RICE. modern front room Ler tegos
! egaEf ss.tF4s4=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
T-qYielor Silver

T.andog. sept - Bar silver sod
per ounce Money. 3 81 per cent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
EFSTAIEVTS.

r. q IssT IA .%TS; = per cent mortgages
WIZ. IA v aIEer. Peoples Bank Bldg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
ssInNAL.-ATTnRNEYs

PROFESSION AII0 RNEYs.
sEARLE & SEALL-AttoFney z-at-
law. once 5gz-aU5 Safety building.
IoelE Island
~ AI.E(EFz. INGRAM * SWEENEiE AT
turHeEs and counselors at law. Money
no loan on real estate Rooms Zo5-11z
Central trust oull4iaE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
CIVIL EEGTNEEBs

CIVIL Eng5 Waiter ~ Schroe d er,
civil engineer. surveys, maps. plats
drawings: $40 Safety Bldg. phone So
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-12
WANTED SITUATIONS.

@ITEuE a= Aeazz# eeper br elderly
saaE. references Address a g..
sale Au4L4
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-19
RINGO LAKE

Ringo Lake, Sept 16-Mrs. M.
Swenson and daughters visited at the
Ole Doe home near Norway Lake on
Tuesday.
ANNA Danielson spent Friday at the
Skoglund home.
Ruth Holm is at present visiting at
the J. D. Monsoon home.
Mrs. r. Lovander and Gustav Sven
son spent Wednesday at Holm's.
A few from New London. spent Sun
day evening at Aaron Carlsons.
The young folks around here spent
Saturday evening at Aaron Carlson's.
Anna and Mabel Ekblad and Ruth
Holm spent Tuesday evening at M.
Swenson's.
Mrs. Gust Peterson and children of
Minneapolis arrived Saturday evening
for visit at P. ]. Ekblad's.
Mrs. j. D. Monsoon and Mrs. E. An.
derson of New London spent a couple
of days at the j. D. Monson home.
Willie Lovander and Mildred Arne-
son of Eagle Lake were entertained
at the M. Swenson home Sunday.
Muriel Carlson came home Friday
after assisting Mrs. John Wright near
New London with the homework this
summer.
Mrs. Robert Lovander and daughter,
Lorraine returned to their home in
Willmar after weeks visit at M.
Swenson's.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-19

Several of our young people expect to
attend high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Isaacson, AL
vim, Anna and Daisy Isaacson attended
the show at Willmar Thursday eve
ming.
Misses Martha and Margaret Jensen
returned to Willmar Sunday evening
after spending Saturday and Sunday
at their home
The L. A. Jensen and RAINBOW fam
lilies and Isaacson family of Atwater
visited at the Chas. Isaacson home on
Sunday afternoon.
Norman Hvam returned to Willma1
Sunday evening where he is en-
ployed at the q. J. Elmquist Jewelry
store after spending Sunday at his
home here
Mrs. K. Olson and son Fred and
daughter Ingri of Hector and daugh
ter, Mrs. Harmon of South Dakota
spent Saturday and Sunday at the L
A. Jensen home
The L. A. Jensen family and Olson
family of Hector and Mrs. Harmon
autoed to Eagle Lake Saturday after
noon. They also visited at the Will
mar State Asylum
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Isaacson and
daughters, Anna, Daisy and Goldie
and son Alvin, Albert and Otto Jen
sen returned from the cities last Sun
day where they haYe been visiting
with relatives and friends.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-19

would not examine the arm about
which so much curiosity had been ex-
cited by the kings refusing to be bled
from it. Gorgensen might consider it
his duty to make the secret public.
Having been confided with it and
knowing that it did not affect the
state, ne would likely refrain from d.
vulging it,
When the king was known to be
dead DR.. Gorgensen sent every one
put Of the room and, having locked the
doors, lifted the sleeve that covered
the dead sovereign's right arm. There
was the guillotine, the body strapped
to it and the words death to kings
and tyrants."
Many years had elapsed since that
picture was made and those words
written. Great had been the rise of
the man who had stood looking on as
one of the guard attending the execu-
ton Of the king. But the doctor knew
what the world knew-that the dead
king had been French peasant, SOL
der in the ranks, and rumor had it
that he had been present as one of
the guard at the beheading of the
king Of France. Gorgensen OWNED the
rest.
Strange it is that this peasant king
was the only person whom Napoleon
created sovereign whose descendant
now sits on throne.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-19
Brahms In a TEMPER,

The late Johannes Brahms, the mas
ter musician, was easily enraged by
fulsome flattery and ELUSIVE adulation
At banquet given IN Vienna in honor
Of Franz List and Anton Rubinstein,
Brahms carefully avoided the seats of
the mighty and .betook himself to the
company Of the younger musicians,
seated "below the salt" But this stra-
tegic move did not protect him from an
enthusiastic young pianist. relates a
writer in the Etude, who had resolved
to carry off trophies in the shape Of
a lock OF hair from each of the leonine
heads. List and Rubinstein yielded
with good grace to this Delilah, but
Brahms CURLY refused. Slipping up
behind his chair. she was just about
to realize her wish when Brahms felt
the cold point Of the scissors aud ex-
claiming "What arrant nonsense!" rose
and left the banquet.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-19

Kandiyohi-Miss Clara Anderson
left Saturday for Paynesville where
she will teach this year.
August Klint was Willmar visitor
on Saturday
Miss Julia Peterson is visiting with
her sister at Ogelvie
Mrs. Larson was an AtWater visitor
the forepart of the week.
Arthur Frans of Willmar spent Sun.
day with his parents here.
Hilma and Carl PETERSON enrolled at
the Whittier school on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John~Peterson of Will,
mar were visitors here on Saturday.
Misses Lizzie and Amy Klint were
Atwater visitors the first of the week
Mr.. Christensen, a prosperous Svea
farmer, was here on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Norell entertain.
ed company the latter part of the
week.
Miss Florence Nelson of Rosendale
spent last week at the N. c. Sorenson
home.
Mr.. @has. Jacobson and Mr.. August
Lundquist were Paynesville visitors
Sunday.
Mrs. Larson Of Grove City is here
for visit with her son, Louis Larson
and family.
Miss Ida Johnson of Willmar was a
visitor here last week at the P. E.
Johnson home.
Peter Burns attended to business
matters at the county seat the latter
part of the week.
Miss Myrtle Peterson of Willmar
visited here the latter part of the week
at o. w. KrOona's.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-19
fAHlUN.

Fahlun, Sept. 17-Miss Florence Oh
son of Svea assisted Mrs E. Moline
during threshing.
Don't forget the County Fair this
week.
M. o. Hagen of Willmar transacted
business here Thursday.
The frost last week did quite a Bit
of damage to the corn in this vicinity
Clarence. Li4dblad and family spent
Sunday afternoon with Ed Lund
quist's.
Miss Ellen Skoglund left Monday
for Willmar where she will be EN-
ployed
Ed. Zupke is busy hauling lumber
for his barn which he will erect in thu
near future.
The school in Dist. No. 6S commenc
ed last Monday with Miss Florence
Christensen as teacher.
Fred Hanson left Friday mornins
for st. Paul after spending the sum
mer with his brother, Gust.
Misses Alvilda and Gunhild Lundi1
returned Sunday from Minneapolis
where they attended the fair.
That hunting season is open makes
us all think we are in Germany O
France. We can hear the guns from
early morning until late in the eve
ming.
Nels Young was a Willmar visito
on Wednesday where he took the mill
tary service examination. Clarence
Lindblad took his examination o,
Thursday and both report they passed
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stearns of Min
neapolis arrived here Saturday eve
ming for visit with friends. MI
Stearns is enjoying two weeks va
cation from his duties as mail carrie
in Minneapolis.
Louis Strandberg and family return
ed home Tuesday evening from Min
neapolis where they attended the fai
and visited with relatives. Mr.. Strand
berg informs us that he had no aut.
accident as had been reported here.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-19
K ANDIYOHI

Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Anderson of At
water were visitors in our burg the
latter part of the week. --.,s=..
Albert Shosten spent Sunday in
Willmar with C. J. Mold who is a pa
tient at the Bethesda hospital.
A large number of farmers held
meeting at the O. w. Kroona nipple.
ment house on Saturday evening.
Clarence Lindblad, one of the hust.
ling farmers of town of Fahlun, at.
tended to business matters here No
day.
Mrs. August Klint arrived home on
Sunday after spending three weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Louis Norine;;
at Ryegate, Mont.
The Ladies' Aid of the Ebenezer
church will be entertained at the home
Of Mrs. j. V. Holmberg on Thursday
afternoon, Sept. q.
Mr.. PETERSON and family, who recent.
ly arrived from Europe, have moved
into the Mattson residence and will
make their home here
Mr.. and Mrs. C. q. Johnson attend.
ed the funeral of the late Mrs. Olson
which was held at the NJ E. church
at Oak Park last Sunday morning.
English services at the Ebenezer
church next Sunday evening at eight
o'clock. The confirmation class will
meet on Friday.s afternoon at four O.
clock. Rev. H. Tillman, pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blomquist re.
turned Saturday from Devils Lake,
where they attended to business mat
tiers. They also visited with the john.
son and Blomquist families at that
place.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-19
Me" LONDON

"The Suspect" is the picture to be
shown at the Ideal Theatre on Friday
evening. We understand it will be a
war picture. The name sounds inter-
esting and the. pictures shown recent
ly have been very good.
In the future, only employees of the
New London mill will be allowed in
the mill except in the Office. Manager
Bredberg is taking precautions against
any strangers doing damage to the
mill and we believe it is a good idea.
The hunting season opened Sunday
and of course our local sports were
out bright and early in the morning.
The first to return to the village were
William Lungstrom and Anton Jacob.
son. They had thirty nice mallards
and returned at three o'clock in the
afternoon.
A meeting was held at the Y. P. s.
hall of the Swedish Lutheran church
last Friday evening to consider max
ing application to the Red Cross Chap
ter at Willmar for the establishing
Of branch at New London. Supt
! Foster and Editor Lawson of Willmal
we're present at the meeting. The
former gave a good talk on the work
and purpose of the Red Cross, anl
Mr.. Lawson, as a representative of the
Kandiyohi County Loyalty League
outlined steps in the formation of ar
organization. An application wa:
passed around and signed by twenty
six persons. Mrs. ,DeMots and Mrs
Nicholson were elected temporar!
chairman and secretary, respectively
until the application is acted upo1
and the permanent organization is es
tablished. A meeting for this purpose
will be held very soon, and officers o
the Willmar Chapter will be present
A large attendance is desired at thi
meeting. Anyone wishing to becom,
member can call and leave member
ship fee at the State Bank of Ney
London.