Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-11
CONDEMNS ACTION OF
! The LAW ENFORCEMENT LEAGUE
ment at this time, thereby promoting
the sacred cause for which we a..

ment at his time, thereby promoting
the sacred cause for which we a..
fighting.
And whereas to accomplish such
purposes these pictures can be shown
to the best advantage only on Sun
days, since only then can a suitable
theater he secured, and since only
then can many people, particularly
laboring men. conveniently atten
such exhibitions.
s, And where's nstr9aso to prevent prevent th tss
North Dakota Law Enforcement,
league through its president. Mr.. r.
B. Griffith, mas demanded the orrest
and prosecution of the officers of tn
Home Loyalty League and all othe'
persons assisting the United States
government in carrying out its ex'
pressed wishes in displaying these
pictures.
And whereas this action of the
Law Enforcement league is based o
a state statute enacted without ans
thought of such situation as this
which statute in u opinion is no.
applicable to the case at issue.
Therefore. be it resolved by La
boris Loyal Legion hat the actio"
of our fellow citizens in shown.
these pictures on Sunday be suppor;.
ed and commended. hat W. deman'
that the Law Enforcement league
withdraw its opposition and request
the North Dakota State Couacil o!
Defense. to make such rules and reg
ulations as will give our citizens tn
unquestionable right to show thcs.
pictures on Sunday"
" 512 New Members.
a number of other important bust
ness matters were taken up at til,
session yesterday. A report from tn
membership committee showed a to
tai of SIG new members accepted
since the last meeting, making Il tota
of 1850 members. This committed
and the drive for members will b
continued.
A report from the dance con MI
tee showed a total of s375.6O collect
ed at the Red Cross benefit ball il
the auditorium on January 81. En-
penses amounted to $134.25, leavin:
y total of $241.3S, which was +urne
over to the Grand Forks count.
chapter Of the Red Cross.
Another Dance Soon.
/, Plans for another dance to he hel
on the first Monday after Easter wer
also made. and the arrangement
turned yer to the entertainment
committee. The dance will be stage
in the city auditorium, North Fiftl
street.
Plans were made at the session t
secure Daniel Lawler of st. Paul i
possible. to be the principal speake
at IL Legion open meeting. to be he'll
at some future date. probably in tW'
weeks. ]. S. McCune was appOint"'
to make the necessary arrangements
a report from the Home .iuar'
committee appointed at the la
meeting was received, and the con-
mittee was retained to act as 500
as the opportunity presents 'tselI
Resolutions OF thanks We're rassc'
thanking the Grand Forks Ieral
for the assistance it gave in e'vin
the benefit ball last month wide pub
LEFTY.
Entertainment Was Feature. d
An excellent entertainment prngraC
was also given with William r. Flo
ley. chairman of the entertainment
tcomn,ittee, presiding. A cello So
by Dudley Schnabel. was we'll rrcei'
ed. Little Miss Mary Monley. tn
youngest member OF h Grand For
assembly. sang Joan of Arc"
number of solos We're given by Fran
LaHine and Clearly Monley. Willia'
Finley gave Il selection on tn
ochrino.