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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
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Scribner, 9teb., 20. SUM-. - S5Il
Der 5ounta98mtsga6e 0e8 g8orl0
@erol0@ bon Omaha mar Elm artifet
eridienen, in oem e8 bieB, bob Serr
6riB 8olpp, 9rGlioent Der Gcribner
State gant, bon al1n0en Der 8ant
0rob6riefe erbolten baben ioate. iie
Ditroeu ibr @lttboben aus Der 8onf
9erau83ieben, fpenn Die Bant BOMBS
Der 5reibeitsonleibe faufen Diir6e.
$err 8olpp bot biergegen in etnent
oifenen Brief an ben 8orIo Seralo
IN energii6en 8orten proteItiert. Gr
erflarte, 0oB Die Nadriht ouf lit.
ipabrbeit berubt, 0oB Die 0etltids
ameritouii1en 8iirger bon Scri6ner
un6 llmgebltn9 obioLut loDaL unn
geieBlieben0 lin0, un0 oaB, iuenn aqe
0rtihaften int 2onoe iolde lo1aLen
8iirger ME 6cribner bGtten, Dos
2ano abiolttt iider iein piiroe. SER
flgte bin3u, 0oB nienon0 III
gepuBt babe, bob ieine
8ant arieg8bono8 gefauit babe, oa
Die 8erWoItung ieiuer 9nnt nidt
onran CLAUDE, ben 8atriotismu8 6o-
0urf gu be8elgan, DOB man Die
5traBe altf uno n6 lmpfe itn0 0urtl
8lofengebimmeL ibn Dem golfe be.
fonnt gu geben. 3um SdhlB iagt
9err golpp, 0aB ~0erienige, Der Dos
bonn o@orl0 @eral0" berbrei.
5ete @eritdt in l1mIauf aeIebt babe,
zen fleiBigen un6 logoIen giirgern
BON Scribner un0 llmgegenD ene
I'M 8er8eibune idp1l0e. (8os
iebr brob oon 4errn 9oLpp.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20

ben Stallb bon 1es Moines obl,
teIte iut0 tadb Dem fernen Mel
iiberiteoelte, tberrnidte feline alt
Sreutt6e bier our1 einen ltnberbof
ten 9ef1h, ir0 Stuor befifloet er lid,
alf elmer So1deitsreffe.
Bergangenen Wtontag lpiirbe sSrnlI
Selene 8opter, cine Der olten bent,
iden lnfieolerinnen Der Stabt. sllr
Iebten Nitbe beItattet. Die GerItprs
bene, tpelGe iiber bieraig Sabre II
9es 9eoines nobnte, mar inter Der.
alteren bteiigen 9euti9en nobt be
fannt. sic btrterlGBt ibren @atten
@erbar6 8opter, iotpie einen Sobr
liro cine $odter, 0enen mir uniet
8eileio oltsiprehen.
Ser Grocer Gab @orme.soor
mur6e fiir5Iid oberos, 1ls er ieinen
2aoen gerooe I1lieBen tpoIlte, bon
einem bemaffneten @atron I'M @e.
iddftslofaL nm $500 aus Der Ga.
0entoIie berou6t.
Ser Streit Der augeitelIten Der
eleftrii4en 8abn mad Sort Dodge
lit orr9 ein aoutpromiB 6eigeIegt
Dor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
NuS Sem staate Nebrasfal

Grtono6iIun'1aen fin6 molten mir
nod ems erlpG6neL Dos a6er Ihlim.
Inc 6olaen fir Den bottle, ben e8 be.
.trof. Soc @toboffep, Ser iriiber fit
Ittauit &opcr a%eorbeitet butte fitbr
in eiltenl Aluto BON g)untton bis
tltr3 Dor Groiton. Gen Geit oes
@egeS Dotte ct 3u SUB 3ltriidle.
Gen. $l0bli6 tDuroe er bon eiuent
lm6efanntcn Gutomobt[ |ii6errannt.
Gin 8ein ulo Elm Arm itnO ecbro.
den uno mebrere Hippen ebenfoa8.
Ger 8erlebte liegt in einem SoipitQI
in Siour Gitp in einem tritii6en
3nitouoe. IS ndre mir 81 min.
idell Dob ole Snioiien oe5 glttomo.
bile$, 6o5 ben drlpen Wfam in bic.
fem eIen0en 3uitonoe nod Dem
lle5criobrcn liegen lieB, entOcdt nuo
init elmer eremploriiden Strofe be.
Iegt miir6en.
SObn Broi6 uno Huooli 2ofronb
iino @roBOoter q|eipor0eu. Bel 5riB
S6uel's mar Is Elm Syltnge mo bel
@%onielt'8 Elm Mt1oHen.
Gm Icbten Sumstog mlr6e bier
6rmt Suiiits Gelt3 begrdben. Sin
Y}ogengeidmilr lDar bic &o0csur.
inde.
ltnter ser 2Gituug bon @tlbeIm
Semen nn6 Sobarn $nnieu fono otf
Der Borm 6e5 2ebteren elm 2inoer.
felt itott, Dos itb zines 8lten 8eilt.
DIES erfrette.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
.lns YfOOmfielS, 1tebr.

Ser Commercial Glll6 bat ntit
benz MioIoro 2Dcellm gurcou 6ie
@%orfebtuneen fir cine Reibc BON
Gon6erten mo au6eren llntcrhoL
tingen fir ben nddIten @inter gc.
troffen.
Sans g. an6refcn un6 S. q.
g%lnningbatL iotBie 81. s.. Monte
ftnb neili6 oils gorIte6er scr bie.
igen @lenentors uno Sohihu[e oe
lrGbIt fDor6en. Sn Ser gerionli1
lung tpltroe neiter beidloIien, sic
S9uIe nit einem an6oit All berie.
ben neil eS iufoIqe 0es aroBen qrp
oranges bon 5ditIcru an Rolun aes
briht.
Die bieiigen aniqbts Of Golilm.
bus boben Der totboliiden ct. g[ns
oretp SdtIe cine u1ts Stobl oefcr.
tiete. 80 5uB bobe 8%obnenitnnoe
geidertft, S. s. 01cGollrt IdIerfte
bic Glogge. Die SABINE pur6e ain
Iesten 8onnerstag III feierIider
@eiie gebiBt.
Sobn @robmaru 6cQIeitete IuQuIt
Sdurtdtr nod Hodefter, Minn.
aiteult Sdrtmmtn bat lid nod Dem
geaDo Bros. SoipitaI 6eaeben, no
gr iib tpegen zines 02aqenlei6ens
erniterer gtr4 bebanoeln Ioiien min.
aw seq Gonntag nad)mitto9
b1tten @tl IN MaaenItein nn6
5rdii, fpipR g3iI6etm 2onQe un6
Grou Ieid|t 2eben ein6iBen Ton.
men. Gle n. EN- ouf Der @iidiobrt
bon 0Smon6 ur6 fltbren einen itei
len $itgel binunter oIs elm @ummi
reifen Beg glutomobi[es bIobte. Set.
tere8 fubr nit elmer io[ben @cuat
aeger etnet erb6bten &eil Der 6tro.
Be. 6ob od8 9tutomo6i( ii6erIdluq.
@liidliderpeiie fiet Der &raftnaqen
i6er eiltet @roben io0oB Ith bic
SnIniien Ieidt unter 6emIel6en Der.
b%ororbeiteu fonnten. q. S. Monfe
bolte bic decentralization bie glid
lihertpeiie MIR fleine 2netfdungen
un0 Sdrdmmen 6o~oongetrogen Bot.
len, in ieihem Groftpogen ob.
6rau 2oiti8 @oIpp bate fltts bor
meIt 9oint 6os ttlqliid. in einen
.@raben 81 fobren nobel Der @agen
nmfiel. ane fIogen alls Dem a(tto.
mobiL trugen ober feline nenreng
perte @erIebung 6abor. Die Reiie
puroe Damn per Giienbnbn nod
Omaha fortgeiebt.
ga mir bel benz a~1if5dbfen Don
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
Jetzt Isl eIns quite zeIt, Ihrsn KatarEh u hshandanI

NIT peIden Sbr 8Lltt berieuft lit,
ttno idgt ite boaitdnoig aus Sbrem
Spltem. @s lit Die befrteoigenoite
8ebon0lltng fir oie aranfbeit, neil
fte oltf Die @ltrael beg 1tebeI reiht
ltno Die 11riode oesielben oltsmerat.
Sdreibt beltte fir bolIe sSnformn.
tton uno erperten me0t8inii6en Ant
fir 8eBan6lltng Sbres eigenen Sal.
leg. Nebnt Die be1tte ge6otene @e.
Gegenbett mobr. A6reIiiert Snift
Specific 60, 3ept. 8 1853, atlanta.
go.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
DcMtiHlanH bat
aenM9 G~ebcnsmittcl!
Die Neutrality-suspicious. finn i'm
Saafe Der j3eit pruttiiaer unb
seredJter %genorNsu.

g6itogo, 90. SUM-. lle6er 81,
2eben8mtttelberbdItniiie i'm 9eltt
lden &ei@ idrei6t Der gerliner &or.
Respondent elmer bieligen GROCER
mgloamerifoniiaen 3eihtng untei
anoerem:
@uf elmer on s. SUM in Berlin
ltdttgebabten &eriommlung er0rter.
ten ale 8oritGnoe Der preuBii6en
Observation-Disclosures Die gta6.
rungsmitteliituation uuo Die etnot.
gen @usiiften NIT Der 9robten 81.
ien6eit un0 @riin0li6teit. Qieier
aonieren3 mar es Dor alien Dingen
0orum gu tltn, We0er it4 ielbit nod
Die 8eoolferung 0ur6 einen unge.
redtiertioten 0ptimismlts tdui4en
5u Iaiieu. 8os @rgebnis Der ge.
ridte un0 genonnter 8eipre9ungeu
lit Die e9te l~1eber3eIglng oes Sol.
ties, Dab 0u5 8uterlal10 lid teinen
9efiirdtltngen bin5ugeben broudt,
niht MIR ri6t 8ur na6iten @rnte,
ionoern QltA ui9t III be5ug auf 0os
tonmtenoe Ion0nirti6oftlide Sobr.
Die Gage Der 9inge lit in Der &ot
Dem oeuti6en @olfe 10 flor gentadt
mor0eu, 0aB Elm ie0cr Qautifer INIT
boiler 4enntnis Der 8atlQhen an Der
2oiung Der 8robIene mttmtrten
fam. 9&t9t MIR Die 400 0eltti6en
&ommlnaIperetne oellen Die 9flidt
Der 8erteilung Ser 8orrGte obIiegt,
berfuget uber boQitdnoi9e 4usfunit,
ionoeru aud elm je0er Detttider aons
iumeltt uno BroOuaert lit it'd oe5
@rnites Der Gage benltBt mo peiB
iebr gut, Dab er iid 0pr6 8eridpen-
Dung oOer ielbitiitdtige &ermaltung
Der Inn at @ebote Iteben0en giit.
tel an Dem nllgeuteinen 8eiten oer-
iunoigen mitr0e.
Stt Aniebttng oieier 0in9e lit oo5
Gublifltm neltli6 berohridtigt NOR
ben, 0aB cine &errilgcrltllg Der mo-
hertli6en aortoffeIration bon 5 ou
8 8funo per aopf big our tlelter
Grnte notig lei, mo BOB Die 0er-
tlebrte 6leii9rattoR BON 500
@rdr1m m0dentlid per aopf mn
bis gum Is. 2(uguit 0ouern fonne
mas iobieG beiBt, ooB ST. 6ieien 3eit-
punft Die friibere Brotrotion bon
1900 @rolnm n06entli6 nuf ole
8erion nieoer eingefibrt mer6en
fam.
81 GrntcauSfidten in 9eltlh-
louo un0 0eIterreifrIngnrn itrto ge-
gentpdrtig giinitige. SnfoIge Der
lebr itarten Regengalie int Wtar6
mo gtpril fomate man erIt i'm Mtoi
aortoren pilon3en, aber oieie Ser.
5ogerul1g lit 6o0ur4 pie0er einges
bolt nor0en, 6oB Die idIieBLi6 9e-
pflan5ten 4noQen in griin0lid Ell.
ndrrutent GrDbo0en gebettet bltroer,
unb 6esDolb pobL geoei9er, unbe.
iddoigt Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
Die A1tSItften fir @eHliiIe mo @ar-
tenfritfte it1t0 in 3euti6Iano alBer-
oroentIih giinitig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
glntoSie6 ing 2nflt6aus.

glattSmoutb, gteb, 20. SUM-. -
6ranf 9'8tien bon Omaha, Der
it6 ihuloig betonl1t bottp, 0a8 Auto
BON Sobn 8i6or6ion geitoblcn at
boben, pur0e 8t elmer 3ltdt6ailS.
BON einent Bis all iteben Sobs
rem berurtetlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
WltI6eg Wctter 6iIft 8e6an0lnno.

WhIOes Wctter Btlft B|ebanbIltn9.
2niien sic fi6 ni6t at bent @lmt.
ben berIeiten, DOB Sbr 9ntnrrb fort
1T. 9ie arite 8eritbr1ng BON 8tn.
termetter miro i'm arrii66rtnger.
Dies lit cine o1t8ge5eifnete 3eit,
nm 6os 8lltt griin6Iid at retniqen
bon ben aotarrb-8n5iILsn 1tno Sic
tDer6en fir INNER befreit bon Dem
lei0liden Spreuen un6 9oui6en, Die
Sic nienloI8 fttrieren f0nnen.
O.. g. O., Der qroBe 8Iutteiniger.
ittdt Die &atorrb- 8oaiGen berous,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
Cute Grntc in &Hmanien.

Qu8 Rttmdnien Iaufeu CUTE Goh-
ridten itber ben Stan0 Der Grnte
elm. Sort Bot Die 6euti6e 8erpal.
tlng cine 10 erltal1nli6e Sattraft
entfoltet, nm CUTE Grnten at er.
8ieIen, 0aB iebt idon 8ei3en aus
Rumdnten in 9e1tidtono ein5lttref.
fen beginnt. Son 0en in 5rie0enss
5eiten beballten 100000 Seftarett
Der rumdniben 8o6enfIG6e ltn0 &c.
genndrtig MIR 10000 niGt in Gul.
tur. Son Der @eiomtbo0enfIGfe
iin0 100000 Seftare NIT 8ei8en
6eidt. 9(uf elmer 9lei6groBen 6lG-
DE mGhit Wtai8, tno $4,000 &ettar
iirto benz 9rtbolt bon Del er8eltaen.
Den @etreioearten gepiomet. Ole
8obnentltltltr ninlmt $4,000 8eftar
eir.
Snfolge oes Iangen 8inters fing
Sic 8eIteaung 6eS 8ooeus crit i'm
apri[ an, ober Der NltsbIid lit ieBt
Elm befrie0igen0er. Sogor I'M gior-
Sen 9eutidIdn08, in 8etfnIen, fab
rem Die @%etreibeboote Die 8eier bin.
inter, nit rum1niidem 8ei3en aus
Der t916er grnte beIn0en. @}an err
martet in 0eutidlan0, 0oB big gum
Is. Sui outs Gltnldrien 2ebansmit.
tal I'M 8etrage BON elmer &iertelmil.
lion Sonneu e~intrefieu meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
geint lntpaufaa aet6tet.

Norfolt, 9teb, 20. SUM. Sci
Der 9eimfabrt BON etnent &on8 faro
oie flIni8ebnidbri9a <cp &l6oroicn
morgen cen 500, ais Ou5
4uto, IN benz iie lid NIT 6reultOen
6efano, lid nobe Saoer ijberI6llg.
Sieben junge g&d0den un0 anuben
lDur0eu leiht berleBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
aonnentiun ben @iedaadter.

9lQiouce, gleb., 90. SUM. Qie
Sobresfonoention Der 8ieb3aAter
J~tebrasto8 fam geitern 8unt 9b-
idluB. 4ud Die nd6itidbrige Son.
pention nir6 in Qqionce a~bgebalten
marben. Brdiioent Der @ereiuigung
lit Robert @roBnm bon bier gemor-
Nm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
0rafr6eraer nieorr n SAL.

WioTDea, 9teb., 20. SUM-. =
6ranf airbp, Der bCrbaftet mor0en
mar, neil er itd nitt botte regiitrie.
rem Iaiien, ounn ic0oh IN 6reibeit
aeiebt pllr0e, neil er iem Sitter aui
itber 81 Sabre ongegeben batte, lit
pieoer feltgenommen morocn. Gel.
ne 9atttpr bate namlih erfjart.
DAB er crit 20 Sabre air iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
;yiinf gfcrSe ocrbrnnrt.

Blattsmoutb, Yteb., 20. SUM-. -
8ei einem Brand, Der Nontag nodt
Die Staaung bon 6, g. 8u0lor Ii.
80. eindiderte, tomen flint q croe
inns 2eben. Ser nngeri6tete 5Go.
ben belGuft iid nlf etrpn $25O0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
Bonn Sibihlao artStet.

Gortb 8latte, 9teb., 20. SUM. =
Der 45Idbrige Cirrus 8arlons, Rei.
ienOer aearneb 8boIeiale @rocerp
60, muroe auf Der SanoitraBe oft.
lid Oou gra0p nm @ontog tot ouf.
geiunoeu. or bate an ieinem 9luto
berumbnntiert mo mar bon ser Sibe
ubermannt noroen. or binterlaBt
ieine 8rou, 8lpei 6obne mo 5rpei
50hter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20

Sje ioGten eriua9en ooB lteber.
amir eu1uug Sbrer glueen oeren
.5arta 1ttuttlir nu0 ebenioas Die
|0as 9ala beberriheaoen @%ebiru5cl-
len i6o6igt. 81. @eliono wir6
abUea seIisa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
geIndit 5tto gnrloh.

Sn ieinem tteiten 2ofaI Sid Gii6
Ia. StroBe. 8eeebren8perteIte affo.
9olfreie @etr6nfe uno feiner 2und.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20

Sic bier euor ISOLDE tageu-
ben 8anfierS 0eS StaateS baben @.
DC. 2ea6 bon 2lOel 81 ibrem 9rd.
%lioentet filr 0as Iaufen0e SSabr ge.
mdbIt. 8ie nd6itidbrige &onDen.
tion fin0et in Dubuque itutt.
8eil 0urh feline Rahlditgfeit Elm
Stiid elmer @ummirohre int Gorper
oes 16iGbrigen Segfop @bitnen, oen
or 1918 meqen Observation-Disclosures
nperiert botte. berblteben NOR. muir.
be Gr. Q. g Eonlor bonn gertGt
SerarteHs esm arnbsn $1,000 A@a.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20

&bonniert nrf Die SdeIi6e &ribitte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20
11eniekcttcn aus Jotpa.
9lNs 3es 02oineS.

SER GmI S6nabeI, 407 6. aOe.,
6at Jest bic gtrtretang Der Smnba
Sri6aue, 8ir bitten Die 2eier, BEN.
ielben 3euigfeiten aus Sirden-, Ser.
Gins. nnS Samilientrciien snfummen
az IaFeu, iuslae Serielbe SIR Ser.
Difentlidnng in Der Sribine hber.
mittelH Dir6. Aud Himmt Ger
Sdnabel SG6itriptiuus ; geISer IN
Gmpfaug.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
House Dresses

Excellent quality House Dresses
at these prices:
At 9eo-reduced from $1.25
At $1.29-reduced from $3.50
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
Wornen's
Muslin Underwear

The sale of Moments Muslin I'm
derwear will continue during The
January Clearance Sale. IL fs the
most important sale of Muslin I'm
derwear we have ever held at this
season. Don't miss it.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

Childrens of Chinchia, ziberine Corduro
Eiderdown yearsall at reduced prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
Children's Bingham Dresses

At 4oc-Children's Bingham Dress
es, smart styles, reduced from
59c.
At 9Sc-Children's Bingham Dress
es, stylish models, regular
$1.25 value.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
Flannelette Kinonos
Wonen's Petticoats
$500 Silk Petticoats, $4.59

All our Women's $500 Silk Petit
coats in a splendid range OF stylish
models at $4.59.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
Women's Knit Petticoats

Women's Knit Pettioeats, in
white, gray and black, with border
of mixed colors--
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

Knit Caps-Outing Gowns
At 49c-Infants' Knit Caps, desira-
BILE colors and attractive
weaves, reduced from SEC.
At 49c-Children's Outing Flannel
Gowns, good, heavy quality,
reduced from SEC.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
FIannelette Gowns
Wonen's Cardigans
Blanket Beth Robes

Women,s Cardigan Jackets
black and gray
At $1.350reduced from $3.50
At $1.49-reduced from $1.7S
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-12
Nrothers' Home Guard Aids
Red Cross Chapters Work

Regular sessions have been planned
by the Mothers Home guard to be
held each Monday evening at the Red
Cross rooms wheS members will work
upon whatever may be most needed.
under direction of an officer of the
chapter. Last Monday the Home guard
made nine comfort bags and next
Monday evening the work will be upon
absorbent and non absorbent cotton
for making surgical dressings.
In addition to work done at the
rooms the Mothers Home guard is
contributing articles made in social
session. Yen ambulance pillows. II
hospital pillows and Is sings were
turned in to the Red Cross service
Monday: while at the meeting held
Yesterday afternoon. at the home Of
Mrs. f. J. Wightman. work was done
on slippers for the use of convalescent
soldiers in field hospitals in France.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-12
FATHERS AND SONS
HAVE HAPPY DINNER
AT Methodist Church Young
Men and Old Meet.

There was a real come together time
IN the big living room Of the First
Methodist church last evening, when
father and sons met at a fine chicken
dinner. As there were not enough
sons to supply all the fathers. some
We're invited to act as property sons.
Altogether it was a joyful time, unique
of it's kind and attended by more than
so men and boys. There was a real
spirit of comradeship which was eX-
pressed in the hope that DIR. c. d.
Crouch, the pastor, would order Il re-
turn engagement of the company next
year.
After the dinner, which was prepared
by the mothers and daughters. Il short
program of speaking and singing fol-
lowed.
Lewis NJ. Shines acted as postmaster
The speakers were William Jameson
Evan Reynolds, John II. Inch, DR.. c
d. Crouch and NJ. j.. Hutchens. c. r
Perry and George McAllister rendered
solos and fathers and sons joined in
the chorus Of over There"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-12
ATKINSON TO SPEAK
HERE NEXT MONDAY
State Food Administrator
Promises Address.

Alfred Atkinson, federal food admin
istrator for Montana, will address a
food conservation meeting under the
auspices of Missoula Odd Fellows on
December Il.
In a letter to r. r. Wilbur, chair
man of the committee which is ar
ranging the meeting, Mr.. Atkinson
says that he will be in the city on
that day. on his way from pubic
meeting in Poison on December 49,
and that he will gladly address ANY
public meeting you may arrange.
The odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
the United States have launched a
campaign Of cooperation with the
food administration, and the meeting
of the Missoula lodges is to be part
of the movement. An attempt will be
made by the order to- further the
propa ganda of food Conservation In
the belief that ultimately Food VIII
Win the War"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-12
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Wednesday afternoon = The Ladies

Wednesday afternoon - The Ladies
Aid society of the First Evangelical
Lutheran church will meet at the
schoolhouse on Edith street. Lima
lodge No. 7, Daughters Of Hermann,
will meet in social session at the Ma
sonic temple and elect officers to serve
the coming year. The Park Addition
club will meet to sew at the Red Cross
rooms in the Missoula hotel. The
Bridge cob will meet with Mrs. John
Bonner at her home on West Spruce
street. school Lunches" will be the
subject demonstrated by Mrs. Clara
A. Bush at the clubhouse in Orchard
Homes. The Imperial Bridge club will
meet with Mrs. Hugh Forbis at her
home on South Fifth street, west.
| Friends of Mrs. Gus Marotz. formerly
Of Missoula and now of Pasadena, Cal,
are asked to take tea with her at the
home Of Mrs. +. l.. Darbee on South
Fourth street, west.
Thursday afternoon - The Pythian
Sisters circle will meet at 2:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. E. II. Collar on
South Second street.
Thursday evening-The Elks' Dane
ing club will entertain their friends at
the Elks' temple. All Elks in the city
are invited to be present.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-12
ILASEFTELD,s. POEMS,
AT ssREADING HOUR
University Invites Mssoula
People to Attend

Professor II. NJ. Jones will read from
the sea poems Of John Masefield at
the State University's second reading
hour" in the library building. begin
ming at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Masefield is one of the most popular
of contemporary poets. holding at the
same time well established reputa :
ton for fine and brilliant work. He
learned to love the sea as a boy. when
he sailed before the mast at the be-
ginning of rough -and-tumbie career
which later saw him farm laborer.
a 'roistabout and even a New York
bartender.
Students. faculty and town people
are invited to attend the reading.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-12
Mrs. Grinder to Receive
Sentence This Afternoon

Mrs. I.eona Grinder indirectly plead
ed guilty to violation of the rooming
house ordinance at her trial yesterday
afternoon her decision not to go on
the witness stand in her own defense
proving sufficient to convict her in the
eye OF Police Magistrate allen, before
whom the hearing was held.
George Holt. who was arrested with
the oman. pleaded guilt and was lot
off with a fine. Mrs. Grinders attor-
ney, after hearing the evidence. ad-
vised the defendant that it would be
inadvisable to fight the case further.
Sentence will DC passed at o'clock
this afternoon. Magistrate Allen fix-
Jig that time after .tnnouncing his de-
cision finding Leona guilty as charged
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-12
Ordinances Killed, Mended
and Mapped Out by Council

Ordinances obsolete. reparable and
future-occupied the whole attention
of the city council yesterday. The COM
missioners decided:
To frame a new ordinance against
rooming house law violators:
To repeal the bread weight ordi-
nance now superseded by federal reg
ulations;
To repeal an ordinance ,forbidding
auctions after y. m:
To alter the rules of the fire de-
partment in such a way as to bring
changes of shift every two weeks in
stead of every Is days.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-12
ASK CITY TO HELP
ARMENIAN REFUGEES
Relief Committee Plans Big
Drive in MisSOula.

A vigorous campaign in behalf of the
American and Syrian war sufferers
will be carried on in Missoula simme-
diately after the holidays. The local
relief committee yesterday announced
the beginning of a publicity. campaign
which is to prepare the city for a
comprehensive appeal to the entire
community.
"Imagination can but feebly picture
the need" says the announcement. 1T
is the most terrible the world has ever
seen. Yet if the people of Missoula
viii for one day try to picture the
conditions in Armenia and Syria there
will be no difficulty in getting Mis-
soula to do it's bit
"This can be given without the sac
rifice of a single necessity or even of a
single pleasure of real value. If all
give something. the rich according to
their plenty, the poor according to
their means. Five dollars a month
will save life and understandable suf-
ifering"
The Missoula committee was APP
pointed through the ministerial asso-
citation. Since the work in the church
es has already been organized by the
national committee. the Alissoula b"arC
viii eNcr, its efforts in a more genera
field, appealing to the entire commu-
nifty.
From those willing to give imme-
Giately. contributions will be received
by J. +. Ward, First National bank
or by any member of the committee
which includes Rev. H. $. Galley. Cap
tain Holbrook of the Salvation Army
F.. f. Hershey. Professor Walter L
Pope and Professor William M. Aber
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Red Cross Rooms Open
for Workers Tonight

The Red Cross rooms at the Mis-
soula hotel will be open this evening
Tor work upon gauzc, folding and max
ing surgical dressings The need is
great for this kind of work and all
PERSONS who can make it convenient
are urged to be present.
on Monday evening. Mrs. William
Wayne and Mrs. George Claycomb
organized at Bearmouth a branch OF
the Missoula chapter of the American
Red Cross society There were lf
members enrolled, both men and WON :
en-. and the interest shown was keen.
J. Randall was elected chairman OF
the branch, Mrs. Helen Beeson. vice
chairman. Mrs. Ed Nettles treasurer
and Mrs. Randall secretary.