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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
KOnERTSON SENDS PEHsO\,I.
MESSAGE: THAT III: IL >,tf.

NV HSSutiGt,l l'rC-s.I
SAN DIEGO. CAL, january !9--,'ol
"ncl w. y GlasSforI. conmaudor Of
the North Island Aviation school late
this afternoon received - personal uics-
sage from, Lieutenant W. y Robertson.
stating that both he uud l.i,nt.u,ut-
Colonel Harry -. Ei%hop tn, other
missing army airman. arc 10th alive
and well. Lieutenant Iiob"rtson's mes
sage was sent from Wcliton. Nril
Since tho morning Of Lauuarv TO-,
when the two aviators began a ni.h,
from here with CalcXiro as th,fr nhi,c-
tive, they had no: been heard from.
Searching parties, consisting Of fcl-
low army aviators. civilians in auto
mobiles and Mexican troopers. had been
securing tho deserts OF Lower cali
formia and Sonora in u vain ,nort To-
find the aviato,S.
Friends OF the two officers sp,cuiaioG
Tonight regarding tn" attitude the
war Department would take toward
LicutcnHnt- Colonel EiShup ana Lieu
tenant Robertson. Neither. it was oil :
cially announced here last sunday, had
hccn given authority To make the blight.
and il was said that both would he
subject 10 court -martiai in the event
Of their safe return. Colonel ,;Iaa.fnr,,
refused 10 discuss the question to-
night. saying ii WAS a matte for Wash
inrtun to determine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
SELECTS PERSONAL ESCORT
President Wilson D"ridcS in Favor OF
Second Cavalry Troops for
inaugural CcrcmOnirS.
I3v AasoriateL Press. /

7 t1N fN-sDt IIe' F'f'NS.
WASH!NiToN, january la.--prcsi-
dent Wilson has decided 10 use the Sec
ond Cavalry Troops at Fort Mycr, Va.
~ his personal escort at tho inaugural
ceremonies. The announcement tu-t day
ends "A competition nation wide be-
tween voiuntc"' military organizations
and National Guard troops. which had
been striving for the honor. The crack
troops of various states had been con.
tenders. Essex Troop, of New Jersey,
the Presidents escort four years ago.
was Il strong bidder Tor tho honor.
Others seeking tho honor were. the
California Grays. "f san Francisco: the
presidents Own" OF this city. and the
iiirhmond Elucs OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
IEtN INNESTIGATIo>
LIKE tiIlIS 81 <nI,t.J

WASHINGTON January 10 Tines,
rh!nSs. hard az they seem at the timc.
vanish into thin air and pass away Ike
a bad smell former President William
howard Iatt IN Il speech nj the Ma
pohal frsss Club to-night said rctcrr-
'nE TO the leak Investigation.
cannot congratulate CONGRESS ON
The way II manages the matter" con.
iinucd Mr.. Taft. "it - SO much like Tin,
church quarrel Somebody * v,ry
much troubled about tho result Of il.
but "A church quarrel 5 very much like
a dog fight in The garden. i, doesn't
settle anything but t,c garden"
When he WAS ia oNco, the former
President said he believed tina, ,h@rc
should hc some means OF protecting
the reputation "f men in hich places
81 aS"co that II is too bad 10 have
irresponsible" stories and dreams pu,
ont as serious he said - ma their
"ay INTO headlines affecting the rcpu-
,ation cf men VIII arc entirely helpless
t" defend themselves"
In discussion of the international
situation, tho former President DO.
clhrcd his conviction that tho United
states had greater power as world
force. AZ this time. than ever before.
With the power W have and Tho
opportunity "f acting wjthou, any sus.
picion that We arc Interested with orc
nation more than another, after the
war ~ over ". can, | believe do great
things. But We cannot do them
We ar" going 10 assume that our duty
is wholly discharsed when We look
out :or ourselves"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
TWO GERMAN FIELD POSTS
CAPTURED I;N RUSSIANS

BY Associated Prcss.I
FETRoGRAD. January - tVia Lon
don. British Admiralty. per Wireless
Prcss).-Thc capture OF two German
field posts in tho Baranovich region,
on the Russian front. and the failure
OF an attack by tho Germans near
Zborow. cast of I.cmhcrS. in Galicia,
are reported i'm today's War Office
statement, which says:
Western front: Last night. in tho rc-
Sion northwest of Baranovichi, dctach-
mcn;S OF one Of our regiments sur
priscd TWO enemy field posts. The
posts were both captured. Seventeen
Germans were made prisoner and the
remainder bayonctcd.
"'rhc enemy bumbardcd with heavy
artillery the narrow valley in the
ncighborhood Of the village { I;ubnov.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
VIRGINIA COMMISSION CALLS
FOR DECISIVE ACTION

Formal request has been made 10y the
Virginia Debt Commission of Governor
Hatfield. OF West Virginia. that ~"
Ur"" the Legislature oC that state
which convened on January Ia. to CON
sidcr earnestly At this session the mat
tor OF meeting tho United States Su-
prcmC Court decree rendering iudG
ncut against West Virginia in favor
"f the bomdholi"rs represented IS Viz
giuia. FOR more tnan $4,000, ucu
Although tn" Legislature has h.cu
IN session at Charleston FOR ten days. n"
step, as far as can he learned, has been
taken towards cncctius Il settlement
of the debt at tins session. No intina
ton has reached the Wig mia Debt
Commission from Governor Hatfield as
To the CourS" h" VIII take.
On June ~ 1913. ;hr Gated States
Supr"rn" Court udjud.cd West Virgins,
Ia bc indebted IN tu, sum OF moro
than Sl2.ooo,oo" to tn, hondhoidcrS
repro scented by Virginia. the debtor
state lock no steps towards mectiu-
this Judgment ana on Juno ;. lpIG.
Attorney Pollard. acting for
Virginia. applied 80 tho Supreme Cour,
for II writ Of execution directing the
marshal Of HAT court To levy upon tho
property at West Virginia for the sat
iStdvtiuu al tho decree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
MOB FIRES ON JAIL
ulspcrsc> ON rrOnisc of Special Term
of Court to Try Two
NurdcrcrS.
fEy Associated rrcss. ,

CLAY. ". Va. January i3.-A mob OF
more than -" armed men appeared at
tho tiay County Jail here carly to-day.
ana demanded Andrew and Howard
Sampson, charged with numbering
Preston Tanner and burning his home.
tn" turnkey could not he found. and
Tho MOD tired into She Jail. but no one
Was wounded.
citizens addressed the mob aud
pleaded with them not 30 lynch the
men ON the promise OF the lawyers
that special term OF court would bc
called for speedy trial the mob dis
pcrsed.
The Simpsons viii he taken 10 SUIT
ton or Charleston temporarily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
RUSSIAN ATTACKS JAIL.
WITH HEAVY LOSSES
~ Associated Press

BERLIN, January 10 (via Sayyiilc). =
The !iuSsia"s made attacks ycstcrc!a y
"n German positions along the North
crn iVumanian front. north Of the
Suchitza Valley. According TO to-day: y
official announcement. ,heS. attacks
failed. with heavy losses. The an
nuunccmcnt follows:
Front Of .Nrjhaukc Joseph: North Of
the Suchltza Valley. III tho district OF
MaraSu. attacks undertaken against
our height positions failed. with heavy
losses for tho enemy
From, Of Field Marshal Won Mach :
"nscn: Tho situation is unchanged
Regarding the Macedonian front. tho
statement says:
AN advance 81 British company
aainat Sercs was r"pulscd easily"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
NITRATE PLANT SITE QUEST
President Names Sccrcinrirs Dnhcr,
Lime aud Houston 60
Investigate.

WASHINGToN. January l2.--Prcai-
dent wilson has designated Secretaries
EaEcr, Lane ANA Houston TO invcstt-
gate and report on IN. selection Of
site for the proposed government nj
,rntc plant, for which S20,Ooo. 00r WAS
authorized IN the last arm! rcorEani-
cation hi!i. Selection Of the site was
Loft by Congress with the Presidents
and data on tho subject has hccn sub
United both 10 him and tho War 10.
par,mcn,. This Information will be
tnrncn over I" the intcrdcp rtincn tal
der.
y delegation from the south IL cA-
pc"tcd :" "1ii "u the President Mon
day ANA urge tn" selection OF Muscle
shoals. on tho Tennessee River in Ma
bama. - the site for tho plant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
FIGHT MADE ON DONALD
Other Four Members OF Federal ship
ping Hoard Confirmed by
senate.
'Ry Associated press /

WASIlINtiTON January l4--Thc
nomination of William Dcnman, Of San
Francisco: bernard y. Baker OF Ralti
more: James Il. White. of Kansas city
and Theodore Brent, of New Orleans
as members Of tho Federal Shipping
Board were confirmed Tonight by the
senate. Opposition by progressive Re
publicans To John y. Donald. of New
York. the fifth member ur the board.
held up his combinations
1t was said that Mr. Donald would
be confirmed without long delay. OPP
position IL him is based largely on
the fact that he owned and operate
steamships under tho British ila.. and
that hc employed Chinese coolies as
sailors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
BILL CARRIES S38.OOO,OOO
Public Buildings Appropriation Mens-
nrr PASSES House ny Vote OF
Ira 10 J..

WASHINGTON, January i?.--Dcspitc
tn" threat of President Wilson'S veto
should the measure ever reach him for
executive approval. the House by Il
vote OF 23i To o. tonight passed the
S3S,"oo.00o public buildings uppropra-
ton bin. Tho bill appropriatcs Si.25O.-
600 for a site for "a new post-otcc in
Chicago. this sum. with an appropra-
ton already authorized, bringing the
total Wp 10 S6.700,0n0 for the new Chi
cago site
The bill also appropriatcs $1,000. 900
for - new post o1iicc in Kansas city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20

c"HE s:hy. - * ~ nc lac rARkEn
;,cs",".," Nor ~ %"rth Harrison street
taent nrly
wtLkE'. Died. Friday afternoon January
10. 1917. at hls residence ia Walk,rton.
Sing huu Queen county NJ. WILLIAM "
NAi.kEE, lu tn" seventy third y.s. Of his
nc". He l. survived 10y his seven children:
Ben H., L.. Gordon ana ~ iiiiHIu H.. walker
Mrs Il X. FlorauCc. Mr. II ~ TIowtott.
Mr. e.. c. Rrohidus and Miss Alma Walker
TuALHlMl:E ~11ied FRIDAY st,crnoon. $50
o'clock. at her residence. 1874 Monument
hycnu". Mrs AMELIA blum THAI.
lllMEE. VIC ~ Isaav Thnlhilner aud
ino'arr o: Mrs Alfred ;. Koch. Philadelphia;
Mira Charles ~. Jacobs Mrs. Nathan Lee
Chicago. Mrs.. SYLVAN Il Livingstone. AL
bang W!isu Il ANA Ruth |. TEHihlner.
Funeral SlNpAY Y. January II o'clock
l.. VI. rom Beth Ahabah Temple. Inter-
ulcHt Jewish Cemetery.
iAihdc!pMin, Chicago. sew York. Balu-
more amd Maahlustnn pat,cra please copy.
niHuAnDSoN- Dtcd frday. January. -:
pouGLAS HlCHAHDSoE eldest son OF
JUICE - richardson. in the forty-iiTst
residence. 500 $ur;h Thirty.thtr't street
SUNDAY .tFTERNcoN al o'clock. IIe
leaves widow and ihree children. sister
Mrs ". j. iIcChirr: twn brothers. Dallas
6. richardson, OF AlcAandria and j. 81
Richardson. al Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20

I'm the region of Zborow tt;alicla)
the enemy, after having Destroyer our
barbcd wire cntanSlcmcuts in places
by his artillery, assumed the offensive
against our dcturhmcutS situated on
the heights southwest of Iburow.
notwithstanding our artillery fire. "a
small portion OF an enemy detachment
entered our trenches. The enemy was
promptly driven out. aud our position
restored by reserves who arrived in
good time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
REPUBLICANS TO MEET
viii Consider Gnrdncrs Proposal for
Creation of Constructive Leg
islairr Program.

WASHINGTON, January l?.--Repre-
s"nlatINc Greene, OF Massachusetts,.
hdA sent out formal call 10 Repuh
ltcan members and members.eloct OF
the House for conference next We'd
tuesday night 20 consider representa-
live Hardner'a proposal FOR creation or
"A constructive Legislative program. aud
for proba ole discussion OF a Republican
candidate for Speaker rf the next
House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
TO REPORT ON PAPER PROBE
Federal Trndc Commission COMPLETES,
>cw>print InYc>tigm-
ton.

WhStilNt;ToN. ,Ianuary IA nna!
report I" Congress on The new sprin,
paper invest igntiun virtually was com
plctcd to-day ny the Federal Trade
Commission. and viii be prepared to-
morrow for submission. The commits
sion already has turned over To the
Department Of Justice for use IN pos
hibic prosecutions much Of the infor-
nation gathered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
FIGHTISG AGAIN tRATEs on
RtsSn-G FuO<T

ny Arhorir,"u rrrss
BERLIN. January e (Nia Seyvllle)-
tn. nshting hay again ahatod after
several days cf increased activity"
says to-day's Official announcement re-
speeding the KusSS-<ixltoian front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
GOVERNOR HATFIELD
SENDS DEBT MESSAGE
u:outi,ucd iron

continued from First Page
measures introduced relating Ia the
debt case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
COLONEL. BISHOP So WEAK
TUtr PRut.NESS Is SIpN

Nv" kept Il northwcstcrly course.
travelling by night and day. our water
gave out Sunday. January ~ by that
time Colonel Bishop was ;" weak our
progress was SLOW We agreed II
would hc wise 10 separate when he
could travel no farther, and take the
only hvaila bic course TO rontinu"
on and send back aid II possible.
This did III daybrcak Wednesday,.
the Eth kept To- til" northwest. and
at dayhrcak on TIA" 18th found II irni!
Of One of tho rcsCuin,. parties Fol
lowing this trail, | caught tho marty
about ~ NJ. Thursday. Thcy ,mmc-
diately set out To find Colonel Eishor.
and. following my 'lir"vtiuns they
found HIM about /? l.. NJ. January is.
lie was To" weak to move. hut still
conscious. II was necessary 10 leave
him quiet for Il few hours until he
could recover his strength WA,
brought by nutomohii" this afternoon.
leaving Colonel Bishop in car, of the
rcscuinG parties, who consolidated"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
MISSING AVIAT0RS
FOUND IN DESERT


'1"htihucd from firSt IaSc.b
impossible To pick out objects clearly.
Tho strong north wind also made our
rate of travel much faster than was
Inquired on. When about thirty min
utcs of search was made FOR tho south
crn Pacific railroad. which know
To be near Salton Sea. ! decided TO
land and investigate rho landing was
almost completed when the aircra Ct
struck soft ground, and tho plano tipped
up. This Was ut 1850 l.. NJ. and |
still thought We were at Suitun Sea.
aud We wcr" only convinced OF our
error after close examination ut tho
surroundin- country. We then decided
on walking back I" tho Imperial VAL
ley.
we put one gallon of water from
the radiator in AN extra oil can, ana
with Il light lunch started northwest
That WAS at $50 L. NJ January 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
To Cure - cold In One DIV
DEATHS

Take LAXATIVE BEDMc oCl.iSE r.h.
cts, Druggists refund money II u intis 20
,urc. T. w GROVES signature is on each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-20
SARRoWDALE HROCGHT
IN On DECEMBER ~

BY Associated Press
HETLlN. January - 'via .Amstcr-
dam to London. January Gothic
British steamer Yarrowdaic was brought
into harbor ON December ~ as "a prize
by prize crew OF sixteen men, says
an official statement issued tonight.
She carried 400 prisoners. the crews
Of steamers captured by Il Ccrman
auxiliary cruiser in tn. Atlantic
Ocean.
Tho prisoners on the larrowdalc
worc from one Norwegian and seven
British vessels The cargocs Of the
captured vessels, the statement adds.
consisted principally OF war material
for the entente allies, and foodstuNs.
Three OF the vessels sunk were armed
British merchantmen.
The bringing in Of the YarrowdaIc.
tho statement continues, has bccu kept
secret for military reasons. hut In view
Of tho statement OF tho British Al.
mir-slty on January II. i; was decided
TO make the news public The rrize
crew OF the Yarrowdalc was command
cd by Deputy Officer Badcwitl
III" official statement follows:
The English steamer Yarruwdalc. or
1900 tons. was brouSh, into the harbor
on the 3lst of December as a prize by
prize crew Of sixteen men. She hnu
aboard 4s3 prisoners, namely. the crews
Of one Norwegian and seven English
ships. which we're captured by ono or
our auxiliary cruisers in The Atlantic
Ocean
The caraSSte. OF, }he captured vessels
consisted principally OF war maicria.
for our enemies from America. ana
foodstuns including 5000 tons OF
wheat, 900 tons Of -four and .aoy
horses. The Ynrrowdalc had on board
III motor lorrics. ono motor car. 500
cases of rinc cartridges 10000 rolls
Of harbed wire and $500 tons Of steel
bars. besides 4 large quantity OF meat.
bacor and sausagcs
"Of the vessels sunk, three OF inc
British were armed Among the crews
OF the captured vessels arc los subject.
O! neutral states. who. as well as enemy
subjects. have hccn removed as pris.
"nera OF war. in SO far AS they had
taken passage on armed enemy YES.
soils. The commander OF the prize crew
is Deputy Officer Badewitz. The bring
ing III Of the Harrowdalc has been KEEP,
secret UP To this time for military rca.
sons which, i'm view Of the British
Admiralty statcmcn; ~ January Il. arc
no longer operative.
1T is no,eworthy that the British
Admiralty resolved To- announce 20 the
British public these losses. which dat.
from some considerable time back, only
when the losses were made known 10
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-29
NORTH DAKOTA
LAND 4 4. ENLARGED Y | Gl| g
HOMESTEAD ACT

Secretary Lane Of the Interior de-
partment has announced the designa-
ton Of more than q million and . half
acres Of land, mostly non-irrigable,
under the enlarged homestead act
which was passed by Congress- In Feb
ruary. Under the provisions Of this
act persons entities to homestead en-
try may acquire 800 acres Of the land
so designated. There were 541 $50
acres in North Dakota included in the
lands set apart under the provisions Of
the act. .3s.5.ss : ls,-.-G
The lands so made available are val
liable only for grazing purposes, A
residence Of three years is required
upon the land and certain improve
ments must be made. No commuta.
ton Of proof is permitted under the
terms Of the law.
[, Selections may be made within 8
distance Of ten miles If one tract Sc
lected does not exhaust the designated
320 acres. st. .-. r,,....
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-29
WALHALLA,FARMER n.
STILL SLUMBERING \
AFTER MONTHS DOSE

Chicago, March q. Simon Thomp-
son 81 years old, farmer from Wal
halla, N. D., has slept almost unbrok-
enly for q month It tie Psychopathic
hospital and physicians to-day were
awaiting his awakening that they
may attempt to cure the drowsiness
which has afflicted Thompson for
years. ss3
The present slumber Of the patient
is not his longest sleep, According to
his son Dr.. John +. Thompson, his
father once fell asleep on q load 81
hay which he was hauling 10 the barn
and did not awaken until after the
first fall Of snow, three months later
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-29
LOCAL |. / ] /. Nan !. !! FOR ! Q
I GAME g. PROTECTION Il:

sH,f 81 .t
An organization known as the State
Game Protective Association has been
incorporated with Joseph Crostwaite,
G 2. Edquist, G. +. Ellis and A F..
Thorberg Of Mandan as incorporators.
The directors are Joseph Croathwaite,
and c. E. Edquist, Of Mandan; Chas.
Heckel cf Lisbon; John "A. Larson Of
Bismarck; Dr.. J. r. Pence Of Minot:
Frank Ray Of Dickinson; and Luth II
2. Dawson Of Devils Lake.
The purpose Of the organization is
for the propagation and protection Of
game. "A special meeting Of the, d.
irectors has been called to be held in
Bismarck April 18th. It is understood
the directors are in touch with game
farms in the east for game birds eggs
for early delivery, and that q game
keeper from Scotland with twenty-five
years experience, is on the ground
ready for work.
4 The birds hatched will be distribut-
ed throughout the state where they
are now are scarce.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-29

Melvin Woldy Of Edmore was a vis-
itor in town Monday: He is one Of
the firm Of the Edmore Implement Co.
who are agents for the Overland au-
tomobile. He was on his way to
Grand Forks where all the agents
were called Saturday by phone to at
tend a convention. Agent Knudson,
of Hampden, and also the agent from
Munich were with him, but were all
equally in the dark regarding the
purpose Of the meeting. Johnnie Nc
ellis, Of Edmore, was a member Of
the party, also enroute to the Forks.
Forks. xe16 = :,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-29

Ell Paso, Texas March 26.-The
shipment by German commercial firms
Of a large sum OF money into Mexico.
today, it is learned from q reliable
source, has bsen brought TO the atten-
ion Of the government investigators
here. The amount iiof the shipment is
not disclosed. ss,s
Mexican secre6 service authorities
said German from The Tampico dis
trict who left hsrs .eeRo weeks ago
with the expressed intention of going
to Francisco Villas camp to have a
conference with him has returned. il
is not known whether he succeeded in
seeing villa. 81,
American secret service officers con.
tinued 70 keep i sclose watch today
on the moysmsnts Of local Germans
who are not sican citizens.
Rumers thAt e es,ensus sf Es4n,an
subjects hers md Nh 1he sbostis.r. swas
being made sby & government ofaciAls
|preliminary tosthe internnient Of these
Germans at Fort Bliss, caused excite
ment in the German colony hers today
but these rumors were denied By fed
eral officials.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-29

SAFE MEETING 1 or THIS sFRA-
TERNAL ORGANIZATION HERE
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY. I.

The State Meeting Of the Yeomen
of North Dakota win be held in this
city next week and promises to be
one Of the largest conventions held
here this year. , 5sr
There will be delegates from about
300 lodges present besides number
of visitors who are coming with their
delegates. This is q strong lodge,
having membership Of nearly $4,000
in this state alone. Grand Forks is
sending representative body here for
the occasion in charge of M. w.
Spaulding. It is a ladies' drill team,
and considered one Of the best in the
state. Larimore also sends their de-
gree team to this conclave. These two
two teams will join and put on some
Of the most beautiful and difficult mil
itary drills seen in the city.
The afternoon meeting Monday will
be in the nature Of q deputies school
in which will be taught the right
methods to take in organizing new
homestead, and how to care for it af-
ter organization. There are fourteen
talks on the subject, all to be given
by able speakers. The evening meet
ing is general meeting at which
time variety Of subjects will be dis
cussed. .s I,
On Tuesday there will be the usual
business meeting at which time there
will be an election Of officers and also
a number Of delegates elected to at
tend the national conclave to be held
at Detroit in June. The headquarters
Of the convention will be at the Great
Northern.
Tuesday evening there will be a big
session held in the roller rink, q sup
per and perhaps dance, although the
details have not as yet been definitely
decided upon.