Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-03
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The.senior high school class, recog-
nizing that the ar-calls for all posi-
BILE reduction Of expenditures, has de.
cided to graduate in gray caps and
gowns such as are used by so many Of
theflarger high schools.
The Juniors class. prompted by a
patriotic desire to spend as little mon
ey as possible during the war. decided
to hold no Junior. Prom" this year.
They will, however, entertain the sem
Tors as has been the custom in other
years. It is likely that instead Of an
elaborate banquet something simpler
will be devised.
The following men enlisted through
the army recruiting station yesterday
and this morning: G. r. Morgan,
Grand Forks. in the engineer corps;
j.. A. Smith. Thief River Falls, and G.
r. Nelson. Hallock, coast artillery; W.
F.. Stevens, Thief River Falls, coast
artillery; ". B. Hancock and A. c..
Holmes, 1nkster, medical department.
They are sent to Minneapolis. from
which point they are sent. to, Jefferson
Barracks, Mo.
Peter Grace and Bill Nelson go to
Crookston tomorrow to appear before
tho county draft board for phys
REORGANIZATION. x AA
Miss : Grace Barrett who has been
visiting at Hood. River. Oregon, has
been called home because. of the ILL
ness Of her sister, Mrs. James Chaplin
+ Morris Sullivan has enlisted in the
navy and expects to- leave for the
Great Lakes training station Saturday.
o. Sherlock and j.. Ryan are,.ex-
naval training station this evening for
a short visit with their relatives.
Mrs. H. N. Fisk is moving to Minne-
apolis where she will make her home
in the future. This will be much
more convenient location for Mr.. Fisk
who is in the employ Of the Northern
Pacific railway.
! mercial club officers will be held in
tho club rooms this evening at q
o'clock.
h Dr.. W. G. Courtney returned last
evening from Aitkfu, MINI, whore he
spent Easter with his wife and family.
Ml66 May keenan, Eo&v0o TO-DAY Tor
Fertiles MINI. whore she will spend 1.
week with relatives before leaving for
Washington to enter the war depart
nnent. -
II F. M.lGreen. special agent Tor the
Citizens Fire Ina, company, il In the
city looking after the interests Of his
company.
Domestic science teachers In public
fschools Of Indiana have been enlist
led in foodsconssrvation by DR.. Harry
E. Barnard, Federal Food Admins
traitor. for that estate, who has sent
them q special communication aAking
that they imprese upon classss the me-
ceasity TOR saving foods needed in
Europe, tsach use Of substitutes. to
Ireduco-the consumption OF sugar and
betWeen-meal lunches at school. and
aid in the crpa4ion Of an American
spirit which VIII hack up the Food
AAminisaratiel program
s.Speed upa.ss.is q .alogan that strikes
10 Responsive chord In the American
bEeaStss9tScarrtes q true Yankee ring.
ehipy9Fd workers ere urge1 TO s1pesd
upf'' III p6dterA n6Wap4pesA nay On.
velppe 9llipe and ysrhel srqers- Tho
ttnjnpct1SnEto speed w" u svvtftly
Ibecoming at;na4iohals bywSrd. It typ.
lines 4 : spirit that eontrasEs
IstrahgelySSWith tbs indifference Aid 10
have Shee1 smAnifAatsd At the outbreak
of the var. THIS slogan, carried ont
e. the lstter, Ntil dstsrmtns The 5rsenit,
al the VA