White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-07

prove is effect On The nunNs mint
Following the parade. Mayor VT
eler made a short address a he
handsfana IN the county PARK. and
introduced anthony Zurich IS speak
- Of the day Nr Zurich spoke for
twenty minutes. receiving the close
attention Of a large audience and his
remarks repeatedly annlauded lie
rad a letter recently received y
Yrs Hull from her son. Corp Val
ier L. Hull Who wrote from tn
battle 'front.' IN France This letter
gave some unusually closeup ohSer-
vaiions d ths war situation ana came
ii most appropriately Nth the ads
dress
TIE rest u The day tie crowd fol
lowed the individual impulse TIE
park Nas a fasorite resort n the
seats Nere nearly al hllea through
oat tie afternoon. darins which 81
enjoyable eoneert Mas .eaderea b.
tie Union eaad.
There we're many concessions and
al AZ booths appeared % IL a rush
i business The Red Cross ladies
Lad faH charge 81 ne concessions
and every device nat showed 8 mar
gin Of prodt had % contribute Is
mite u The Red Cross fund N no
afefIaas celebration have he men
eFer worked - did those laaIe
Els district Who suuerIn5endsa te
celebration Iast passed TIE H.
Cross uniforms Nefe ekeHseh here. an
ao opportunity sa Lost for - eae5
q ne eaase TIE ladies aaa nd
marched n 1as marniHs 80 then
orkea lie beavers all lie after
noon and evening. we're tree - nigh
time. but ali more or less ssslsaaf|
18th the dass results. A member.
Mo N other times have given over
the Fourth Of july 70 social pleasure
found much more substantial enjee-
ment this year II getting into me.
midst Of things and mixing and work.
ins for TIE good Of their country
There as q responsive spirit md the
big crowd thai moved back and
forth al das through he streets Of
Ely Ms N a generous mood There
Vas no regreftable incident 10 mr..
the daS.
Gael Young proprietor 81 the
olympic CAFE. turned his place over
II the ladies for the day. and more
han me hundred dollars was melted
from The sale Of coffee. hot dogs.
hamburger. sandwiches. etc. The Ia
dies worked IN relays. and not a per
son deaf. dumb and blind could have
gotten past this place eIthoat being
an are that something unusual Vas
going On. The cafe at The Southern
club. conducted BY Vietti and Niehol-
son. vas also donated to the Red
Cross workers for the day. with at
sfaetors financial results.
The Steptoe Drug company store
vasa yeritable Red cross annex dur
ng the day. the Red Cross helpers
in Red Cross eas61mes. serving cts
toners with zee cream and soda. the
drug company giving % per cen Of
the proceeds from these sales 10 the
Red Cross cause
Other business places contributing
in one Ray or another 10 the success
4 the celebration included the Moth
ers bakery and the Ely bakery. the
BY Meat company and the campton
Commercial company.
Every game Of chance that eser
Was aourished and there sere 10
hard losers. II vas all for the good
Of the cause The old gambling days
aere recalled at the Northern hotel.
where roulette and faro we're IN full
blast and did a business indicating
that these particular forms of win
ming and losing money have lost none
Of their popularity although bong
hanished by law. The games we're
backed b. financial men about town.
those conducting them made no
charge for their services and the To-
tai proceeds went TO the Red Dross.
A vaudeville show on a big truck
in front 81 the Northern hotel did a
brisk business during the afternoon.
selling war savings stamps There
vas a pianist. a rube constable d lap
and a Jew. Who put up a son aud
dance special hal tiekeled the
crowd. while County Commissioner
North aud County Treasurer Bath
sold the paddles for chances to gin
q stamp The business was conduct
"a in a way profitable TO all concern
ed. and vas one of the days haspy
thoughts.
Along IL h afternoon tae ladies'