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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

he mentioned was "Allegiance." No.
BODY can accuse us of having hailed
this particular drama with delight. We
didn't like it, but we simply cannot
understand the charge that it was in
fenced to make friends for Germany.
On the other hand, it was a steaming
hate play. The big punch came in the
last act, when the American hero re-
vealed the fact that he had been
blinded by German doctor while in
leuton prison camp. We don't quite
see what more the authors could have
done.
"Friendly Enemies" is not among our
favorltes of the season, either, but the
TACT that it was publicly praised by
PRESIDENT Wilson ought to absolye it
from the charge of alien propaganda.
VI course, it may not be good play.
mere are perhaps limits to the scope
OF stand behind the President"
Stage etiquette has always puzzled
us. We saw "Sinbad" last week, and in
the first act there was some marvellous
jumping by little squad of grey
hounds and wolfhounds. One dog out
jumped all the rest, and in his final
leap must have cleared q barrier soma
eight or nine feet high. The audience
aPpiauded rapturously, and man in a
red coat came out and took q bow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08
"Spice of Life" at Palais Rovale

JOY propaganda, combining pretty
girls and brilliant costumes with a
substantial fabric Of thought and pur-
pose, is "The Spice Of Life" revue
by John Murray Anderson, with music
by James X. Hackett, for which a repe-
tition generate has been arranged in
the interests of the fund for free milk
for France. 1t will take place Monday
evening, September 16, at 1890 o'clock
at the Palais Royale, in West Forty
eighth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

above reproach, we happened last week
upon three offenders. In "Fiddlers
Three" Mr.. Conkey, who wore velvet
trousers, explained that fact on the
ground that he was "a nottist." In
"Daddies" Miss Edith King hailed the
approach OF some fatherless children
with ooh, here come the orfens''
Bruce McRae alluded to them more
coolly as "chuldren"
A reader objects because we said that
We thought the charge of pro- German
ism against two of the war plays in
town was silly. One Of the plays which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

actually the best fun to be found now
IN these parts.-Contributed by Ruth
Hale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

Speaking of,diction, as we intend to
do from time to time in order to
create the impression that our own is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

Are NOT ADVERTISED, but May Be Recognized Special
Displayed in Various Departments Throughout the
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-04-13

recked not of human blood and kept
ordering their brigades into the
whirlpool of fire. Their losses must
have been on about the same scale as
those sustained in equal fighting dur
ing the first offensive.
The Allies. if they have not been
too heavily handicapped by losses of
materials. may attempt an offensive
defensive in an effort to drive the
enemy out of the salient created
since the initial blow was struck be.
tween Arras and La Fere.
Each side has many obstacles to
overcome. The Germans find them
selves in a maze of bad roads Uttered
with wreckage. All about them are
the buildings burned by the Allies
and unfit for use. Through this
region they must bring forward
their supplies and big guns.
The Allies have the advantage of
good roads and railways, but they
have lost many guns. much ammu-
nition and innumerable things that
would serve them in their operations.
They have saved ell the railway
equipment except the rails, and
these they have made unavailable to
the foe. They have all their motor
trucks. ammunition wagons, ambu-
lances, etc.
General Foch. generalissimo of all
the Allied forces. processes to be
satisfied with the situation. From a
defensive viewpoint the Allies have
some reason for content. The Ger
mans attained none of their real OBJ
jects. They simply succeeded in
weakening the Allies in men and ma
terials. but they were similarly
weakened. In fact. their losses must
now be above the 400. 900 mark.
On the other hand, the Allies are
not as well supplied as they should
be. They have been fighting all
along with fewer men and guns. AT
times there have been indications
that they were not as well supplied
with shells as was necessary. This
may be due to the loss of ammuni-
ton depots in the territory wrested
from them.
At present the Germans are con-
tinuing their heavy mass attacks
east, northeast and southeast of
Amiens. Their strongest. pressure is
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-04-13
at COrbie. directly east of Amiens.

at Corbie. directly east of Amiens.
In Italy there are signs that the
Austrians may soon begin an offens-
i've to coordinate with the German
offensive in France. The Austrians
have brought most of their forces
from the Russian and Rumanian bor-
ders and should be able to strike a
powerful blow.
The situation in Russia is obscure.
The Teutonic forces which captured
Odessa are said to have been driven
out by the Bolshevik troops. A
large contingent of Germans has
landed in Finland to a ,sist the Fin
nish white guards against the Bol-
shevik red guards. Two large and a
number of small Russian warships
were sunk to keep them from falling
into the hands of the 1eutons.
The warfare between the white
and red guards has developed an in
tensity of hatred not equalled in
other theaters of war General
Mannerheim. the Finnish commander
has ordered all red guards executed
as assassins, and the red guards have
retaliated by killing all the white
guards that they capture.
Armenians, operating with Rus
slams. are said to havemoved against
the Turks and recapttred Erzerum.
The U-boat losses have again de-
clined. Only six British vessels of
more than 1000 tons were sent to the
bottom.
Although arrangements were made
ten days ago to incorporate American
brigades in the British and French
armies, no American infantry soldiers
have yet taken part in the big battle.
Americans are now holding a new
sector. having occupied trenches
formerly held by the French on the
heights of the Meuse. We may be
sure, however. that before long
American troops will be fighting side
by side with the Britt, \ and French.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-04-13

Our 14-inch guns weigh nearly 95
tons and are over So feet long. cost
ing $118,000.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-04-13

Our 35, ,000-ton cruiser. capable of
35 knots, will be the fastest in the
world.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-04-13

The annual pay of the American
army now exceeds $500, 900. 900.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
For Sale-City Property
CLOSE IN HOWE.

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CLOSE IN HOME
room. hall and bath, garage, large
grounds; modern: very attractive
Price $500. Terms.
+. c. HUMAN,
Tel 417S- 401 First Nat Bank Bldg.
FOR SALEs BEAUTIFUL two-story
residence. located in choice section.
Hardwood floors; two baths; garage;
heating plant; everything modern.
This place was built by owner for
home. and It is a place you would be
proud TO call Home Owner viii &C
cept in trade S500O00 or 100000
worth OF property. small house or
bungalow. This place is worth $4,000
and can be bought for much less.
JAMES J.. MARI & co.
Phone 1850. 304 san Antonio st.
PURCHASE YOUR HOME NOW
Before prices advance. which they
will when bulldog operations resume.
We have several good bargains to
offer if taken at once.
4 room modern bungalow with base
ment, . blocks from Five Points.
Good terms. Price $4,000.
room bungalow IN Castle Heights
$4,000 cash. balance good terms.
Price, S3450.O0.
room modern bungalow. basement.
furnace and ali modern features. Two
blocks from Five Points, easy terms.
Price, $4,000.
ANDERSON-FILLER
INVESTMENT co.
50e Mesa Ave. Phone 4061.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

For Sale-AutomobiIes-W Wanted
---@---~---~-~-----~-~--
PARMELEE-MaEnet and starter repair
er. We specialize in srmature rewindiug
CAMPBELL ST. garage. 6Is y. Campbell
storage s. per mvnth- Phi i772-
AUTO ILLUMINATING your cas- washed
viii YOU wait. 200 n Kansas Pm 977-
BUY THE BEST guaranteed battery FOR
the least money. Batteries repaired and
recharsed- Columbia Storage Bat x IL. Co.
BUICK LIGHT SIN, civc-passenger. Al
condition Can be seen az Jensen x Reed.
2 san Antonio St Price s1o0e.
CRANK SHAFTS. axles. etc, st-airhtened.
gears pressed on ard off with special
designed hydraulic press. Smith Ma
chine Co hone ISL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

Cadillac 7-passenger. 1917.
Buick 5-passenger. 1917.
Paige 7-passeuger. 1917.
Ford Speedster.
Ford 5-pasenger.
Eupmobile. 7-passenger.
Ford Roadster.
Cadillac Roadster.
Ford Sedan.
Haynes 1-passenrer.
Chandler 7-passenEer.
Overland Sedan.
Paige 5-passenger.
WALTERS s DURHAM
% W. san Antonio St Phone Gge5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

FOR TRADE.
Two cottages and vacant lots
TO trade for apartment or
business property. VIII pay
some cash and assume, II
price is right.
4 GOOD BUY
On Altura Boulevard. five
rooms and sleeping porch, gas
and coal range with the
house; southeast corner Of
block; oak floors IN two
rooms Property cost over
100000. viii sell II taken
within 2 week for s25OO.00.
A good portion must be cash.
$50 ACRES
Near La Mesa. all leveled,
some alfalfa, partly plOwed.
good soil Implements consist
Of one 1920 bull tractor and
pillow, binder, drill. turning
plow. riding pillow. harrow,
drag and some small tools.
Possession can be given i'm
mediately: price $1,000 per
acre, good terms
CHARLES u. STEVENS
REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE
city National Bank EufIdia=.
Phone 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
sACRTFIcE SALE
Or SALE. MODERN, ATTRACTIVE.

FOR SALE; MODERN. ATTRACTIVE.
eight room Bungalow. Hardwood
floors throughout, finished in hard
wood panel; marble shower bath and
bath room; large garage; IS by 12O
It Located in one Of the most choice
residence sections Property cost
100000, owner viii sacrifice VIII
consider small bungalow, 100000 to
$4,000 If wei situated
JAMES /. MARR & co.
Phone 1880. 304 San Antonio st.
FOR SALE
$4,000 acres in alfalfa, good house
worth 100000.
$500 acres in alfalfa. on county
road and interurban, this side YsIeta
. miles-Snap.
S10.000-75 acres 10 miles north OF
town; cost $4,000.
$500 room modern bungalow on
. lots, Government Hill: house cost to
build $500; 2 lots worth $1,000.
$59-500-00-275 feet on Texas street,
traclages best vacant corner on Texas
street; worth big money.
$1,000 story business block on cor
ner. lots, new building, cost to build,
$4,000.
small tracts Of land for homes on
paved road and street car line. in 5
different locations, all this side OF
1Eleta- Which one DO you want
For further information
SEE GEORGE PENCE
zoe Caples Bldg Phi. 1928.
An ELEGANT HOME SACRIFICED.
CUT TO S46JO.0O
Se50-00 cash, balance good terms
V orth s5500.O0. Has 6 rooms. break
fast room. heating plant and base
ment. Walls finished in Tiffany oil;
hardwood floors. and beautiful built
I'm features On corner lots. paving in
and paid for on both streets. A real
home and pick UP for some one.
Sec Phillips.
Pr. 1850. 504 San Antonio st.
A FEW FINE BARGAINS.
SO 000.00-55 room hotel north Oregon
street. secured lease $500 per month
four years TO run, trade for Fl Paso
or good property this vicinity.
S12.5o0.00-Four four-room apartment
building, North FL Paso street, take
bungalow part pay
$3.50. Ozone four-rooul. one six-room
house. rental S45 per month. Z blocks
OF ground. fine fruit. Silver City, trade
for Fl Paso property.
sa200-0O-Nine room house. fine loca-
ton. Dallas, Texas; trade for Ell Paso
property
$3.50. 0O-Four room bungalow. well
furnished. $500 cash and $50 per
month.
3aNNNsNN-r Q VI TODn DllEa4DMs 80.
cash. $500 per month.
1I50.0e-Four room cottage, $3.50
cash. $500 per month
000.e0-I60 acres Imperial Valley
100 acres alfalfa. Is other crops. good
team, farming tools. trade for FL Paso
property.
100000 acres upper valley. a
room brick house. hot and cold water
fine orchard. trade for FL Paso prop
ert1-
$1O.00O.00-100 acres upper valley. s
room house, all has been in cultiva-
tiou. trade for Fl Paso property.
SS500.00-20 acres good four room
house, water piDed into house. well
and windmill. Il acres fine bearing
orchard. 1e acres alfalfa, trade for FL
paso property.
SEQ per acre, five. ten. twenty, forty
acre tracts lower valley, trade for FL
Paso property.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio St. 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
Housekeeping ROOms-Furnished

Housekeeping Rooms-Furnished
-~-~~0-~----~~~--~~---
HOUSEKEEPING rooms 600 Myrtle.
hNl. Eooms. I2Os Magoffin. Ph. t25sJ.
housekeeping rooms. S07 \. Campbell
/ HOUSEKEEPING rooms so Wyoming ST
one HkG. ICON. S. p. col Epson Pm 4sls
TWO wen furnished HSg. rooms Pm. 2412.
NICE HKG. rooms. s1s \. Oregon Pm ss32
| one and two rooms. IL W. BoulevaTd-
Clean Front Rooms 1905 n Florence
HkG. RMS. 81 week. zI7is z. Overland.
Two ROOMS and S. P. III ". Boulevard
HOUSEKEEPING rooms nicely furnished.
private bath 500 =. Rio Grande.
TWO light Housekeeping rooms. No sick
nor children us S. St Nrain-
Desirable Rm- Ap... hot and cold water
Cos p Rio Grande- Pr 1SfsI-
TWO clean rooms. private home zoos
Wyoming
LARGE housekeep!ng room. close in; also
bedroom. 2l6 w. Frankiin-
LARGE ROOM with small kitchen, large
closet and alcove. SIC month. Pm 5S55.
LIGHT Housekeeping room for rent Pm
1855
TWO LARGE housekeeping rooms: all
eonyenienees; close in IoS y. StaEt9l-
ONE ROOM. sleeping porch. water and
lights furnished. $40 Texas
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 1870 MaEof-
I'm Phone 4I54
THREE connecting vel furnished rooms.
close in Phone SAL.
TWO Beautifully furnished houseleeping
rooms. No sick or children. SOS Nagoffin
THREE comfortably furnished rooms with
sleeping porch: private entrance. 2s00
Richmond Phone 1871
TWO FRONT ROOMS. first floor. one
room. sleeping porch. with two beds up
stairs Everything furnished Sts Arizona
sos y Fl Pasos SIS; one housekeeping
room. SO
TWO LIGHT housekeeping rooms, one
bed room. furnished sol y FL Paso St /
HOUSEKEEPING rooms clean. and lights;
two Housekeeping room and sleering
porch, unusually large. Ills n. Virginia 4
NICE front corner room and kitehenet, I
lights. water. phone. quarter meter. fine !
neighborhood- No sick 1905 Montana /
Phone SAL
LARGE, desirable nicely furnished sec /
housekeeping Near High school. Con- J
veniences. reasonable 1011 z Nevada j
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front /
housekeeping rooms OF will rent bedroom I
separate. Walking distance 2o9 West I
Rio Grsnde.
LARGE front room and kitchenet for 4
housekeeping; also large single house
keeping room, lights and water sos n 4
Kansas
CLOSE N-Light housekeeping rooms,
running water: well furnished. clean: i
SO. Sc. SIS PEI month Phone aim.
1r sf13
Housekeeping Rooms-Unfurnished
-S------~-----~-----~----
TWO unfurnished rooms. Phone 1851.
FOR RENT-Furnished light houseSseT-
ing rooms e109 Myrtle.
TWO ROOMS unfurnished or partly fur
nished- Phone s205w.
. UNFURNISHED Housekeeping rooms
with hot bath. water and lights. 81
month 1896 l. Boulevard Phone 6fs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
For Sale-Piano.

For Sale-Pianos
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BEAUTIFUL Fischer piano: sacrifice. Phi.
673IW.
PIANO MOVING our specially.
IEAICO TRANSFER co. PHI. s51-7s2.
PIANO TUNING and repairing by Jos. n.
Oechsner. formerly with Jenkins Piano
Co. Phone eG04
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

SACRIFICE. VERY NICE
BUNGALOW
OF 4 rooms and screen porch,
modern throughout.
ONLY S250O.OO
s1OO DOWN-S2S.OO MO. INCL.
ALL INTEREST.
a PICK Up
= block from main paved street
in Alta Vista. and close to school
Act quick. see Phillips.
JAMES l.. MARI & co.
Ph. 1850. 50i san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
NnN REsTpENT DIETS sNAP

son RESIDENT OFFERS SNAP
IN downtown property. two cottages
on 50x12O feet lot within forty feet
OF Masonic temple. This property
overlOoks Cleveland Square and is
strictly high class. the beautiful 10
cation insures quick advance, now
that the war is over
SEE MRS. b. W. HALE.
2l1ik W San Antonio St. Phone 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

Typewriters
TNFEW AND OTHER SPECIAL
TIES HERE Il 1 list WHICH
SHOULD INTEREST YOU.
No. . oliver. practically new -----.--S55
No. . Oliver. rebuilt .............S50
40. Oliver. rebuilt .-.....----..ss 5
one No 10 Remington y carriage....s50
One No. 10 Remington a carr3a ge...-S5O
Two l. c. Smith. rebuilt ........-s10
National Portable, new .---..---.-S $3.50
Corona Typewriter .-...--.--.---....-Sf0
One Brunsviga., IS digit Calculating
Machine --Sls9
One Burroughs, : Bank. new cost
Fa1u .A4ls
One Burroughs, 9 Bank, new cost
$3.50 o. % % % % % % % % HA@9
Selling Agents-The 1Iultigraph
The Dictaphone.
THE RHEIN SPECIALITY AGENCY
sos Mesa Ave. Phone 4061.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

IF YOU have an AUTOMOBILE TO sen bring
u to US We can sell it.
Ell PASO AUTO EXCHANGE
Phone 49, G9s Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

WANTED 10 Buy
All kinds Of small late model cars VIII
pay cash o. Liberty bonds. We pay good
prices
WALTERS & DURHAM
go ". san Antonio Phone 1895.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

IARMELEE-Mag ana starter
repairing We specialize IN armature
TeWinding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
For SaIe-Furniture

Tor Ddle-E uIHlIulc
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WE BUY. SELL. OR EXCHANGE new for
Old: sewing machines OF furniture. or
take Liberty bonds at par.
YOUNG FURNITURE Co.
107 S. Stanton St
BRIGHTEN YOUR KITCHEN.
and tighten your labor-with a Charter
Oak stove gas. coal or combination
None better. "A little down and 4 little
every 80 days"
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
WE HAVE ARRANGED with the storage
warehouses TO sell all goods not called for.
Also goods handled On commission You
find bargains in furniture here.
&. D. HOUSEK UPHOLSTERING CO.
zoo Tens Phone 4110.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
SeH-Live StOck-Buy

SeIl-Live Stock-BHy
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ONE YOUNG Jersey COW cheap first
calf; rebred- 1129 Magoffn Ave.
WANTED-l0O head OF cattle 10 pasture.
Al alfalfa pasture Phone S445. Terms
reasonahle- r F. Anderson
TiEEE II MONEY IN blooded stock. Buy
registered Hoistein ard Duroc Jersey males
Of US Gillett's Dairy. Phone 6s7.
MANTED-Weu trained goats. suitable
FOR children Must work TO a wagon
Phone 17e1-J3.
INTELLECTUALLY
FOR SALE-Twenty-five cars. Inquiries
are desired from stoekmen and large users
o. II. PAIN. FL PAsO. TEXAS.
Dogs For Sale. Wanted. Etc
FINE CHIHUAHUA DOG for sale. Phone
$3.50.
For SaIe-MisceHaneou.
s-51s IT. Bath Tubs, los San Francisco
FOR SALE gage Marlin pump gun
Bargain 1T So. Phone SI7SJ-
SEWING machine for sale. party leaving
town SIS stewart or phone 53sIR.
RUGS RUGS RUGS
Special Prices
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
FOR SALE-Baby crib. SO; collapsibie
dress form. 81: gas heater. 81. Pm. 7715.
FOR SALE-Cottonwood and mesquite
roots by the carload. Phone Sol. Pioneer
Trading Co. Tornillo, Tex
TWO GOOD WORK HORSES. wagons and
harness for sale at bargain Il taken at
once. Call at 4o3 Texas St.
FOR SALE-Gas range and water heater,
also two gas heaters. Phone S94sJ. 1850
Texas
WE CAN SELL you nice pecaus at &c.
choice 55c, extra fancy 4sc pound Frank
l. willis. 2sl2 East Avenue. Austin. Tex.
FOR sALE-Dress fern, fur coat and
golf clubs. 1904 Randolph St. Sunset
Heights.
BEAUTIFUL diamond ring. iady's mount I
Ing. over carat and perfect; exchange
FOR 500 cash or Liberty bonds worth I
$3.50. address Ll39. care Herald
FOR sALE-Fine lot OF second hand |
lumber. also all kinds Of building mate /
rails Apply Illinois Bottle < Junk Co. /
Phone 1871
COAL, wood and kindlinE delivered 4
promptly. in large or small Quantities Give 4
Us a trial Central Fuel < Feed Yard. \
near NILS and virginia Phi. 5lsz.
hJNIERs-Let Us I'm your needs In am
munition- We have a complete supply
10 make your selection from.
SHEERS HARDWARE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

TOR SALE
one Light six HAYNES
One G-cylin1er Chalmers
one G-cylnder National
One 4-cylinder Apperson.
All in Al mechanical condition.
Terms TO rcnousihIe parties.
Phone 42fS.
WEST TEXAS MOTOR CO.
Gel Montana 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
For Sale-City Property

TO TRADE equity in four room hun
Ealow for Liberty bonds or car. Phone
5e9e-W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

gain in a S-picce library suite. This IS
handsomely upholstered in leather and is
easily worth 500. X IS practically new
and YOU can buy IL for $50
ROGERS TRADING CO, ia y. stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
THE AND TUBE BARGAINS

II your size is listed below ACT oUICB
At the price offered it's a genuine bar
gain
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-05-17
HARGAD1NE WAS IN CITY
CONGRESSMAN Miller Shown Opportuni-
ties Of City for Industrial Development

The local War Council Of America
met Wednesday morning with Robert.
w. Hargadine, secretary Of the Ameri-
ca First association with headquarter
at St. Paul and Congressman C. B, Mil
ler of Duluth. uf;..,,. i.
Mr.. Hargadine addressed the council
on the work the America First associa-
ton is doing throughout the state and
Mr.. Miller spoke on his recent visit to
Europe and answered questions asked
on the German atrocities. A large
number of the council were present.
After the meeting members l.of the
Industrial bureau and the board of di-
rectors Of the Board Of Commerce es-
corted Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Hargadine on
a tour Of the city to Show Mr.. Miller the
opportunities for water power develop
ment in Little Falls. =. -
Mr.. Miller left for Brainerd Wednes-
day noon, where he talked in the eve
ming. Mr.. Hargadine motored to st.
Cloud on business concerning the asso-.
citation, before returning to St. Paul.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-05-17
FIRST OPEN MEETING
HELD BY BOARD OF COMMERCE
~ -WuL AID IN WAR AC-
.}stts1Gs' ~ TIVITHS

The first meeting Of the membership
Of the Board Of Commerce since it's or
ganization, March Is, was held in the
city hall Thursday evening. The meet
ing was called for the purpose of intro
ducing W. E. Olson, the newly elected
managing secretary, to the members,
and to plan for the Red Cross war fund
campaign. The Board of Commerce has
entered onto program Of community
service, and has thrown its entire force
behind all activities for winning the
war. 49,.
The meeting was called to order by
J. w. Stephenson, president of the
Board of Commerce, it being his first
appearance before the members. Since
organization he has presided at all di-
rectors' meetings. Mr.. Stepheson ad-
dressed the members on the work to be
taken up, urging the support Of all pres
ent in the work.
Mr.. Olson, the new managing secre-
tary, who assumes his duties as the first
secretary, was introduced, and address
ed the members on what was before
them the first year, and the work to be
done in connection with platform out
lined by the board Of commerce.
Other addresses were made by Mayor
N: N. Bergheim and j. K. Martin, chair
man Of the Red Cross War Fund cam
paign and the handling Of the campaign
was discussed. The program Of cam.
paign was laid before the members and
the various details explained. A pledge
Of support by the membership Of the
board Of commerce was the result.