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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
MAYOR SAYS MONEY
HOLDS UP CAMPAIGN
Hubbard Says Finances Are Lacking
60 Eradicate Nicr In tity; PO-
lirr say laws Inadequate.
COMMITTEE TO MEET TODAY
Mcmbcr- VIII Discuss plun~ Tor be.
tcntion Homo and Enforcement
of Becrcc nf War Department

Mayor Hubbard says tho matter OF
finance DO mo only inluE fh1l Stands
in mo vly uf handling the Nl.o and
yencrrii dH.nhe campaign in Tulsa.
John d, Wood captain Uf police.
told Tho World last might that tho
back OF laws ou thr city statute buotr
w1H the ulg thing NDuuR pnd unui
ordinance we're p1aa"d giving the
ppliDo moro power ihDrc could Doe
uu effective campaign.
A representative Of the war de-
purtWrrt hIH delivered q message
from the surgeon Ecutuls office Ca
Tulsa thpt there is entirely too many
COMMERCIAL prWututoa lu lrhc city
30 mako uftsrtiNo ita CthpuEu tu
stamp ont youcT' al siliH4uses in th,
United States Mayor Huhnprd has
appointed 'hrs sommittCe 10 Wcot at .
o'clock thNs1unrnIug Tor tho purpus,
of mixing charge or the prosecution
~ mo enforcement ~ certain rogu
lauous the government " demand
inR. chief of which S. the detention
of persons infected with the disease
Hupcs for Financial solution.
II is believed confidently by Mayor
Hubbard that this committee vii
figure out scheme whereby the
finances ~ the matter may bee taken
care of plan detention homo or
camp and make arrangements for
tho medical committed. which vii
act under direction Of tho city mcdl
cal department
'On account Of tho oItreme cmer-
Eeucy ~ the case, SAYS Mayor Hub.
bard. ~ am trying, through Lieu
tenant pOponOp. 10 get "A strlnFeu
war order that will give Us the night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
rULSANS WILL PLAN
C0LLINSVILLE VOTE
Allicd Committee Meets Tonight nt
y O'Clock t.. outline Progrnm;
Thirty Citizens Named,

The special campaign for the
Collinsville annexation viii be
launched tonight when the commit
tees representing the different civic
organizations. responding 10 the call
Of Colonel Douglass, secretary NJ the
Chamber of Commerce. VIII meet az
$50 o'clock at the chamber and out
luo plans. for mNldiuR OF public sen
tlmcnt 90 this end The election viii
take place August 24 The vote. n
favorable 90 the project. which orig
mated In CollihHyillc. viii result in
the Incorporation ~ the town Of
Coilinsyille and district Of some
twenty sections into Tulsa county
uhng this region out Of Rogers
county
The advantage Of having Tulsa Tor
a county seat. instead OF Clarcmoro,
ls at present has long been acknowl-
edged hy the residents of the Col.
lInsyillc district. who in July held. a
special election when the vote de-
ourcd the district ~ eager TO be-
como n part ~ Tulsa county
Tulsa Natural Capital.
Prior to this the sections desig-
mated had been compelled by reason
~ location and railroad facilities 60
patroniZe Tulsa, while ncknowledg
Ing legal fcalty TO another
THAT Tulsn viii by It's vote, open
It's arms 10 the district goes without
the saying is the opinion Of Colonel
Douglas
Just what plan the committees
win adopt for campaign will not De
known until discussed at the meet
Ing tomorrow night
Following are the members of the
committees OF the organizations rep
resented.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22

CoN1lN' rD Iau" PAGE one
toward hlrhrw HnH restore all
civilization Oh permanent peace.
freedom ana HrrrN
Germans BADLY Cowcd
II saw thouDrfs of German pris-
onors. and ua % mass they appear
more l.ho some animals of MEDIEVAL
DAYS than t4oy do human beings. 4
hook Dtp tho wo.r st0lIl faces one
soss utter hope,oHncsq implanted
'Hcrr They are cowcd. utterly de-
void og amy ssmh'ancc OF individual
49, and hang their heads as II
ashamed of what thcy have been do
.nr Their facial expressions make
one f"ci creepy as II no were looking
pt some strange thing or being from a
world unknown 90 civilization. They
arc siouchy. unRept. uncouth. Shiny
and grlmy causing ono 10 think what
a. blessing % dipping vat would IT,,
and throw them all Into n, as we dip
sheep. hogs and cattle on the ranches
and farms OF oklahoma.
What contrast there is between
them ana the clean-cut. neat and
nifty appearance ~ the soldiers OF
France, England. Canada, New Zca-
land. Australia, Italy and other al.
lied countries"
Mr. Chandler visited the Tulsa
ambulance corps and saw them un.
der fire and IN action, ana he Il
high in his praises TOO much can
not. be said In praise ~ Captain La
Rue ana Lieutenant Capps,' said Nc
Chandler 1T was certainly a hel
where NE Tulsa boys were working
right In the heart of a big battle. bu
there was 20 fllnchlng
No Men In p'ruucc
Mr. Chandler says one cannot hell
noticing the absence Of men u
| Francc-he SAYS an one can see ar
1 boys under 10 and old men. H.
says the women are doing the work
and In every wheat field women cai
/ be seen threshlug. and IN the citie
/ they are sweeping the streets, run
ming street ears, hauling merchau
Tdiae and working as section hands
Mr. Chandler reports that the con
F. grcssional delegation received th
/ most hearty welcome In Italy The
we're the first to- visit that couutr
/ from America The pcopl- lined th
streets and chcercd thew. showcrinl
, them with flowers and they wer
/ dlned by the king. Ne Chandlo
/ reports there Is no noticeable short
age OF men IN Italy and that thei
soldiers have most excellent ap
peaTauce Rnd the morale is at th
hclghth especially since the plan
Of the United States are bette
known there He SAYS however thO
B.. sending Of few American soldier
! an along the line lu Italy would 90
much good.
] While overseas. Mr. Chandler an,
/ party were under fire several times
I and at one time a shell burst withG
fny feet of them, showcriAg then
| with dirt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22

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finance aH N'i I"T inc prose-"
'h'I" Dr. nor money ln lhe ',,t '"'L' ''
tn handle uth ihlnF Nh'h lh'
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have mo- mou"y 'o handle ia" HliuH
tinn with However. Tulsa always
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22

Of sand Springs r. H. Sanders. 80;
Mrs Isabelle Kocher 80, botn OF
Tulsa. Bill Rrewer. 23d RUN Milish,
20. both OF Tulsa Carl Gray. 2s:
Helen Lewis, %, both OF Tulsa. nd
win Melton, 10. Sapulpa. Adducnne
VI. NJ Mclarcm 20: Shawnee. WI
Ham J.. Garter, -. Skiatook Myrtle
'nison, 23. Shawnee. J. H. Craig,
5o Marie Hampton. 2S; both OF
Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
PURELY PERSONAL
AUTOMOBILES
AnroMoRILHs ron RAIn

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
FOR SALE Igia model W. upryob,l.
touring car Apply 500 n Main street
Phone G253R
FOR sALt.-u0e o.ryliudcr roadster. al
mosi new. 0rli equipped going 20 war
Phone. 5g4IN
FOR sALt-N new passenger car. oniy
r1n 300 miles VIII give very easy
terms Phone int9 81
FOR NAlt INo new 5.passengsr fords.
equipped with shock absorbars Nais
- locke These cars are a. good as new
UgIrr s right t9t D. Second e.. A.
Parker Phone 1891
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
In the Oil Fields


CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE.
OMASSO -Crnmer nnd associates
have dry hole az l.9S1 feet on the
JEFF Mercher 40 . in the center OF
thr south line.- Of Nlo southwest OF
The southwest of 17-21-li.
OkftSk II,--I.yonH and others
have erected a rig on the Hcnuehu
farm. In the northeast corner Of the
southwest 6f 2-l3-IO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
NEW COUNTY CHAIRMAN
FOR FOUR MINUTE MEN

W @. Buck. vice president of tho
Central National bank, has been
named chairman ~ tho Four Minute
speakers ot Tulsa county vice Ralph
A'albot resigned, TO take the state
chairmsnRhlp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
City Briefs

LIEUT. H. u. IRNAN. recently
commissioned ln tho army medical
corps. loft ut the fIrat OF the week TO
report for duty 40 camp Ogleihorpr,
Ca Lieutenant ir,1n's family VIII
remain iu Tulsa for the present
-
A GRASS FIRE ont in the east
part uf town last night engaged the
citys fire apparatus FOR about ~
hour Dagger was threatened TO
<usc9 on each side of the vacant lot
where the grass YVES burning and u
took some little work 60 not only put
out the blaze hut1asprotect surround
ing property
IN DISTRICT COURT yesterday
Emma j. McAllister was granted a
divorce from John II McAWster
The property. both real and personal
belonging to the couple had already
been divided and Mrs MrAllstcr
was given her maiden name of
Emma J Ealy
=
KENDALL COLLEGE, has just
completed the installation of 70
pumping station and tank system
whereby an adequate supply ~ water
may pc had for the main building
and the dormitarlts I'm the past The
water shortage ut Kendall hls been
a source Of great annoyance
49,
CUESLYN FROST. son uf Mrs
20 J.. Frost. who went boo recent
draft contingent 90 Camp Nichols.
Ia. ana later wls transferred 10
Camp Logan. Houston. has been ap-
pointed corporal of his company
Chcslyu n working hard to qualify
for entrance 20 an officers training
school tIe formerly was ln the cm
ploy of the sinclair on company.
JAMES CASEY. who resided af
1870 East Third street. died at %
local hospital Tuesday nlrht ar 10
o'clock Funeral services We're held
yesterday afternoon al 3 o'clock
from Stanley McCune chapel MI
Casey ~ survived hy a wife. three
daughters and son. NSho'is N tho
service.
WtLLGEMAY SCOTT and Hums
Daniel We're oyoneroted in judge
John J Snrks court Yesterday oi
the charge OF having stolen SO from
Monroe nm Tho charge against the
woman Was dismissed hv the county
attorney and Judge Sl8cl, dlsm lssct
that against Daniel All parties 90
the case are negroes
-
on THE CHARGE ~ hnv'ng
stolen five inner tubes six castings
a. ~
Inns ~ Mathews was Yesterday held
hy Judge John J Slack under bond
To the district cohrt Tho uffcrse q,
alleged to have been committed tle
first " June Mathews wng cummN
tcl to Jan I'm default ~ his bond n'
81 900.
DURING THE COMING epa.l'
term of district court John s. HALE
will bc engaged D., me oTfe. ur rl.
county attorney 10 nrru1ro the rIse.
which the state win prosecute It Is
expected that this move viii r1ys
The county attorney rnd h.s Hse.at-
ants uHuN hours 0f Nnm1Nl. nuu 'n
the urrup.J'Inu uf rHs.. UnH srrrH
un the criminal JuDNr, 'n e rro1t
extent
~
ANOTHER INrUrNNTIpN vas
y "d. iu county court charging mol
'u'.nU NJ the Arkansas river hv 1I.
lowing crude uI' mud waste mutrra&
from wells fn rum u 'Nu slrcam'
k.NrW the 0sh This Information ig
H.'nod uT wur0 me two that were
filed As, week. against other par
Nns hN Game Warden @ B Wal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
NOTICE or SALE or on AND CAS-
LEASE

STATE OT OKLAHOMA Tulsa county 80
lH the County Court
Nouse ia hercb, given ln ruru5n.a ,l
en- order Of the County Court ,| |H..l
County State ~ Oklahoma. made nHI ,H
tered on the l7th day of August II|r Oh.
uuderslEued guardian v.I Offer fur SOTO
and sr' a. puhhc auction io fHr hr...
and best bidder an OH and ras WIH.ns lease
ON Zoe following described n.fs. .HH1f.F .H
Tulsa COUNTY. STATE 81 Oklahoma Fu H.f.
FaH half of the southeast quarter aU.
southwest quarter 81 NT|.lE sHa..rr.
Section s Township lHN NH.e. lt .v1
tanning i2u acres
Said OH md sAs lease v'. ha H.' ou
thr fologlrg tern. anil conditions "V.ft
A rash bonus per acre anI M .a4.. Boz
'or each ras we'll uruIH."s .. said I-.m.
iaHH
Eorn ot rua County .u.a..Hl DO 70
clock IS. m
Dated ihn l..H On. a' 1urf 1918
I|E' NHU'f
Guardian.
? % DfEU Attorney
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
STRAW BOND BANNED
By COUNTY ATTORNEY
Professional BondIncn Taboo, Too
Under Recent Decision ~ Pros
rcutOr; Found iiad ones.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
LEGAL
NOTICE OF SALE

bv receiver. In 70 II NeAmes Harl-rfd
whereas, on The 2oh dAy Of August
l9l7. an order Of tair vas issued u. tH.
r'iaic Of u Aoos. Bankrupt No 1909.
nl Pc Hon. Elraclirainrrd Ir. Rtfsrsr Ir
hag tfuptcy. In compliance Herewith No
1hdrrfIgnod vii, offer for sale and s-'r to
the highest bidder for cash tbr at..f. ,f
SAID estate, consisting of a stock sf f8
harco, clK.rs. aod ..lFe. les Invoicing
fd72 li and FIXTURE. ..re 81 az. #I.
ON the t1th day OF T4I- Id 4.
o. clock. in the fDrrnoua at Hr nte place
Of hgsInrss Of the sAId bankrupt located
Al 4la tast Second street la tht Dp ,l
Tulsa. Oklahoma
W " RNY-uN
Receiver
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22

rs THE DISTRICT COURT or TUE UNIT
IN STATES ror the Eastern District of
oklahoma fH the. Matter Of Pete So
drrling West Tulsa. Oklahoma Bank
rupt tn Bankruptcy N1 1865
NOTICE Or FIRST MEETING on CRED
TrORS
To the creditors 81 Pete sodstliur ~
WtEt Tulsa IN the County Of Tulsa and
district, aforesaid bankrupt
NioiAr is hereby given that on tlo ihih
daF OF August 4 ID. 1918. ne raii Pete
roirr'ing was duly adludlratsd bankrupt
and that the hrst meeting Of his crrIiior'
viii he hold at tho United States District
Court Room. iu the city of Tulsa Boz saI'
district on me 3uih day Of Au,usf. q u.
iptv OF O'Clock iu tho afternoon. Hf
which time The vaid rreditor may aft0HH
prove thrir CLAIMS appoint % trustee rN
anime the bankrupt and transact fu-h o'hH-
hnFirrss a. may propesly come before A.d
wrcflrH-
MufLogre Oklahoma August 90. ioIs
EZRA pRAtNFNp Ir
Referee iu Bankruptcy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT Or Tu
lNlTED SrNrFS For hs Eastern u..
iticl Of Oklahoma lr ih. Matter u.
II y. Ames Tulsa. OkYahoml U4rkf.uf
lu bankruptcy No 1909 N
NqrlCE uI FIRST MEETING UF CWFl
TrOWS
To the creditors Of 10 N Amrr of Tu.a.
ihe County Of Tulsa and district aiore.
said a bankrupt
Notice BE- hereby riytn that or fs l7h
day Of August. A j., lOls. tha .a.d ". =
Amcs -as duly adiudicatcd llrEfupf. and
that tho first mhIing ~ bis creditor. ou.
'h' held % the Unltyd Statri District Court
Room iu The city Of TULSA U aI district
on the 10th day of August a % 1918 al
o o.clock iu The afternoon. ai which time
the taid creditors may attend prove truit
claims. appoini trustee. examine Tho bank
rupt, ard transact such othrr business a.
may 4Toperly come Before said mestiug. p
Mustorce. Oklahoma AUGUST 2u. 1918.
EZEA BRA1NFRu JR
Referee in hankrupfl'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22

Want Ad Phones 5000
600i

Telephone. your ~uut sds 10 The rulh
World vtfr .t s mors convenient fot you
% DO " Bs sure 20 give your name ad-
dress arf telephone Nra Alvays ask that
your telephone adverfIscmeut he repeated
itlt l1 yuH Boy The uefson taking n
AT charge ads arr due snd payable the
uumo dhy Nrst inscrr,on oi ad appears
Out OF town household goods and aiiua
tious wanted ads must De psit in advance
decentralization OF advertlsemFuA not
permitted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
T ederal
MI0G0r Co.
Gi7 $. Boulder Avenue.

to"p ipis MODEL Tor sale. first class
condition. For price and demOnsiration
see y Weaver At posto'fce
~ YOU HAVE scrond hand cars for safe
soc &. farteh t24 p. s,cond
Phone 7s9l
TRUCK BODY. ISi6. foot stKkea Oaag5
1858.
FOR sAiE-Che'rolet 5-pasAsnssI, nswly
n Hatch. Turlcy. Okla. Box iTi.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Losr AVID rnuj

buaI--A Volunteer Recruiting pin; gold
Under please return 70 Mrs Glenn Con.
v'n' marine treruitiuk office. Coupci oi
prirnse hdr
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-12-19
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
PROCLAMATION.

The official head of tho Ameri-
can Red Cross. President Wilson,
has issued an appeal to the American
Red Gross for 1919. and by 50 do
ing to send Christmas Greeting Of
tie greatest import to the whole
human family;
Colorado h the proud possessor Of
= war record that shines brightly in
the galaxy Of the States; over forty
thousand Of our youths have gone
forth in the grestsst venture Of this
Or any other time; her people have
given Of their portion generously
and without stint ;every call made up
On them has been more than filled.
Al Go. ernor Of the State Of Colo
RADIO. / count it IN extreme privilege
~ CAL to the consideration Of our
people the Red Cross menbership
campaign, With. the confidence that
ctlorado's loyal men and women
xill respond In splendid fashion. and
with full appreciation Of the tpart
Slayed ii tAs world ssellist ~ this
great seuaaisaeisa u hananity.
m WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hsssante ct ny hand and caused
Tie great Seal Of State to be affixed
q Denver, the State Caital, this It'll
day Of December, A. d. 1918.
JULIUS e. CUNTER,
Governor.
Attest: James r. Noland,
Secretary Of State.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-12-19
First Christina. obseryEi

The first Christmas celebrated
inside 4 house on the American
continent was on December Is,
1878, Our Puritan ancestors
finished their first house at
Plymouth, Mass, having spent
more than 4 month In wandering
about in search Of q place of
settlement. The company was
divided Into 10 families, and to
each person was assigned q lot
for house and garden. It was
not q very cheerful Christmas
for the Puritans. Alb Of them
could not be accommodated in.
side the house. % that some Of
them were left out In the cold,
but the religious features Of the
day were not forgotten, and 1t
may be said that the Babe Of
Bethlehem was prayed to and
sung to in . most fervent man.
ner.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-12-19
OBITUARY

Jssss Crooks was bern In QSasqus-
ten, h.. June lth, 1855. and died st
hh hoas near DrssRfisld. Dec. ..
1918, Of heart failure. after an 10.
nsss Of lsss than hour.
He ssas 10 Colorado whsn twenty
ysats q ags and hes always lived and
fasosd near Golden. Arvada and
erosoftsA.
He wss united Ia marriage WITH
Miss Anna Evans, Nee. rs, 1852. "a
thsm were born six children, five Of
whom survive hin. He Isavss "a
msusa hin . widow. three seas.two
dssGhesss, eight grand shildrsa, thsse
sistssS snl enc brsehsf.
tn fussfsl sseviess wses hslA a
Thsss1ay aftssssen q . s'slsek,
frsa ~ oHasss chapel ~ ~ ~
rsmsias wsss ~ - ~ II Grown
l3l1 esaseesy. He was sss 81
BrseafislSS ssse substantial and
highly peaosstsd sttissas. Expesss-
iess u evnosGay sss sxtseded - ~
bsessved laaiiy,
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1Wess nscssTxa SLAIN m
ACTION sRTHsas9R 18TH


In . ts'sgsaa fssa ths army oflse-
sals rsesdvsd last Sunday By hs rs,a-
dives. ths very sad intslligsaes Of ths
dsaeA Of Bonnie Richter was rsvsalsd,
The nsssass stated that hs had bssa
ku'sd Ia actlen On sspssmbsr iStA h
France.
Asshsasea boy, who cmfw shrdi .Asss
Cd Richter WAS - years Cd, havins
been born and reared 70 manhood
Ia Arvsda, whore ne WAS . gsasrai t.
vefits with oil hts scquaintaaess.
He was employed with ths tsls.
phone company, working Ia Wysa-
Ing on Vie line force whsn - v,s
called TO arms In April. lsaviag hsss
WITH large numbsr Of Arvada boys,
'nsssaiag Raleigh zsehrtssn, whose
dsstA h aetioa WAS reported two Or
three weeks ago, on Octosr 2eth. For
se@s unknown Gauss yeung Riehtsr's
death was not reported until three
aenths 70 the day after Il occurred.
tasa Walker. who WAS reported y b.
laG In ths hospital from the effects Of
u gas she'll explosion. and Georgs
klsaksF. buGisr. reported killed two
"enehs ass. were APPARENTLY oil To-
ssehsr N the fighting. or nearly 70,
and oil left Avada the sane day, 70.
Ing 70 Camp Funston.
No word had been heard from Ben.
NE since the 18th Of August and In
that letter Ne told Of being In action
and al Of HE company being either
killed. sssssd Or wounded. and he hav.
Ing escaped without serious injury.
The nsws wss tslsxraphsd In an o.
fetal dispsteh 70 his sister, Miss Min
me. Sunday, who was not In Arvsds
1t he tlsas and did not hssr Of II
until sAs arrived In town Monday 70
70 10 ths hesas Of her brother Ea-
ward 70 ths bsdsIds Of bic wife, who
MAS brsatAiag her last VITA pasv-
nsaia. u wss nd New 70 thsn an.
ssd ceaA net have esms ae Q mere
uatavessbjs. tias.
Ths sympathy Of Ne sntirs ssa.
mssitv ssss ct - IN szisl.stsishsu
taany.
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RKp Cross MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE NOW Is ON.

The Red Gross Msabsrship drive
now u on In fall blast, with Mrs.
Richard Russell chairman and quite
an army Of solicitors are In the field
and meeting with splendid success.
Mrs. Russell informs rs that on
Saturday and Monday. Dec. 81 and
-. tAses will be booths In the post
office to accommodate those who
have not besn visited on account Of
road conditions. etc. These booths
viii be In charge Of . bsvy Of high
school girls, who have volunteered
their services.
II cannot b expected that Ar
sda's asnbsrship rell viii Gene up
- that Of Tie past ia numbers since
WAsatridss and Donvsr View have
bssn made separate units.
The spirit. however, 10 fine and It
b believed ~ will "go over the top"
- usual.
ksmsnber Il will be IN honor to b.
n menbsr Of this splendid orgsniza'
ton sftsr The war Just - Il has bssn
during war times, ~ the Red Gross
Il a great factor In relieving the DIS
tvsss Of humanity everywhere. Get
your dollar ready for the ladies when
they call.