The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-04-03
APR. 6 Is WIN
THE WAR DAY
CHALuS WILL OBSERVE THE DAY
BY BIG PATRIOTIC Dem hSTRAT|ON
A LIBERTY PARADE COMPOSED OF ALL
LOYAL AMERICANS WILL FORM AND
MARCH TO DODGE HALL AT $50


Next Saturday. April 6th marks the first anniversary
OF Uncle Sans entry into the present gigantic struggle
Which two classes ghtng for the mastery of the
World ruthlessy setting its autocratc heel de-
tenseless and children, crushing their lives
without quam of conscience. While the other class
with which America God bless Her, agned is desper
lately fighting to the end that from now hencefort and
forever the snowwhlte pumage of the dove of will
be stained deep red by the blood of her and
the of her Allies the CORY batefelds of Hun orig
in lust and hendish desire for autocratic control
Governor Alexander, by proclamation, has set aside
Saturday, April 9th as National Win TheWar Day and
cas upon all patriotic and loyal citizens to their
faith and allegiance to this great country of ours by aid
ing in every way possible all war movements
The local Council of Defense therefore arranging for
big patriotic demonstration that day, in which it is
expected that all who want to help win the will take
part The big parade headed by the school Children the
local members of the Council of Defense and veterans of
of other wars will form the MCGOWAN store and
march Hartmans Drug store turning to the right and
marching block and from there to the Dodge hall
where short program will be rendered. The parade
will form 230 preceded by parents of our boy heroes
who have offered their lives need be for the great
each of us is called upon to support you want to
help win the make public demonstration of your
desire by Joining in the big Liberty parade Our boys
marching every day in thecause of Liberty
Veterans of the Civil War requested to be hand
and cars will be provided for them No other will be
permitted in the parade which will regardless of
weather conditions. Veterans of the SpanshAmercan
War will be marshals of the day
| There will be big meeting in May Monday night
der the Joint control of the Lemh and Custer county Lib
ertv loan committees A. J. Higgins who has charge OF
the Custer county committee from Pahsrmaro, has ap
noined Mrs James Hooper and r. Wilson his lieu
tenants and they in selecting larger committee
There is to be music from Salmon and high-cass enter
tanments Mr. Higgins expects to leave for the valley
r;dav or SATURDAY. be in readiness for the big drive
! The following named ladies have been appointed by
Mrs r T. Michael under and bn the authority OF the Ma
+;onal Wowan's Liberty Loan Committee to solicit and
;ve subscriptions to the Third Liberty Loan under the
qpatons prescribed by the Secetrry of the Treasury
Mrs T. S Niece, Stanley and Bonanza; Miss Grace
Hanson Clayton Miss Maggie Lesinger East Fork Miss
Eun;ce Kirk East Salmon River; Mrs Earl Mlick and
Mrs Frank Bradbury Challls Creek Mrs. Amos Leaton
Mrs Rov Chivers and Mrs. Chas; Pfei1er, Chais Mrs
Elorence Wilson and Miss Daisy Hooper, Pahsamarol
Mrs F A Stacy Chairman, Mackay; assistants III each
cnct adjoining Mackay to be appointed by Mrs. Stacy
The third Liberty loan drive opens next Saturday,
,;1 G. which has been ofhcallp designated National
Win The Day by proclamation issued by Governor
A1ander On that day, and the succeeding days wher
drve in progress every Idahoan is expected by the
bertv Loan committee to do his duty by subscrib
mo for the maximum amount OF bonds thereby assuring
l government that their home state will go up and ov
~ The top The committee holds that every dollar that
into Liberty bond strikes directly at the kaiser ano
the German enemy, LA