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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

Florence Mckenzie ct the home Of
Miss Mozhier In the Park Flats. AZ
/ ter the repnst, the evening was pass
/ ed In an informal way and Miss
Stella Haisten gave a program Of
readings and Miss Moshier q num-
Der OF plano numbers. Mrs. J. Nor
rlH gave q short talk on THE Effect
Of the War on Womsn's Styles"
Mrs. G. Hankey, q member OF the
club. who has spent the winter i'm
California, presented each club MEM
Der with a souvenir from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Knight OF N.
p. avenue, have returned to Fargo
after spending the winter in Cali
ifornia.
Invitations are being mailed today
for the annual ball OF the Modern
Brotherhood Of America. The ball
will be given on Friday evening, May
3, in the A. o. u. w. hall A four
piece orchestra viii play the dance
program. and the hours will be from
3 until o'clock. Light refreshments
will be served during the evening.
In honor of Miss CsliIs Turney.
who left this morning for Spokane,
home, a company Of fourteen OF her |
friends gathered at the home OF Miss |
Olive Bannister Ninth street north. |
Thursday evening, for a farewell /
party Music and dancing were the :
pastime and light refreshments |
were served.
A service flag, containing eleven
stars, was dedicated by the Young i
People Of the Swedish Elm church
evening. The church or
chestra furnished appropriate patrio-
tic music and readings and musical
numbers were given by Mrs. II. p.
Miss Ruth Holmduiat,
Mrs. Theo. Eurene and Mrs. Ingwaid
Pearson. Rev. O. o. Schoberg and
VIM. Landbiom delivered addresses.
Service flags and pins were distri-
buted. Mrs. o. Palmer was hostess
at the social session following the
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Champlin, 1103
Tenth street north, are the parents
OF a daughter, born Wednesday.
-
Mrs. c. ]. Healy and Mrs. G. A.
spent Thursday at Mapleton
IS guests OF Mrs. M. DriscolI.
The third anniversary Of the inSti-
tuition Of the Court OF st. Anne
Daughters OF Isabella. was observed
1y the members Of the court Thurs
lay evening at the Knights Of Col
INDUS hall. Supper was served At
J: 30 o'clock and the evening was
glven over TO a program OF musical
numbers, reading and dances,
-
Miss Anna Hammer and Miss InRaI |
viii be hostesses at the !
Meeting OF the Young Peoples So {
.lety Of the Bethany church this {
vening. A short business session :
rill precede the social hour.
The Round Table club Is meeting /
his afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Z
ohm s. Frame or Ninth avenue
outh. Mrs. ". J. Little will be the
rst on the program and her paper ..
) entitled, THE Shifting Currents Of
Notion" Mrs. w II. Hancock viii :
ave q paper on THE Single Tax" J,
FRS. +. v. Hutchinson viii discuss !,
The Income Tax" and Mrs. p. w. :
atory will discuss The Inheritance :
AK"
Mrs. w. M. Nesheirn. Ninth street :
outh, Moorhead, IL entertaining the
lembeTs OF the Moorhead Women's \
lub at her home this afternoon. Mr.
!. @. Comstock will read a paper on
The Spanish Missions In Call
Drnia." Mrs. Johnston Wagner viii
cad a paper on the novel, 'Ramona"A A
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with her parents
Lieutenant Hanna who recently re-
turned to Fort Riley. Kan. where ne
has been stationed. Will arrive in
Fargo Saturday morning He received
his assignment 20 Harvard shortly
after his return 20 Fort Riley.
Miss Reilly has been q nurse at St
Johns hospital for some time and Is
well known I'm Fargo.
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.mneaf AmYiIiar

SIX pairs Of socks were turned in
at the meeting Of this organization
at the home OF Mrs. Pearl Johnson,
10 Fourth street north Thursday
evening. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Tim A. Francis.
Eighth street north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

Fifteen suits of pajamas were ,fin-
ished and 10 pairs Of socks, and two
wristers were turned in from the
meeting Of this auxiliary Thursday
ut the courthouse. Seven workers
were present in the morning and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

seven came for the afternoon. There
IL a need for button-hole workers In
this auxiliary and the supervisors
viii gladly welcome any one who viii
offer her services for this work al
any time during the day. Mrs. It
A. Broker, who has been secretary
Of the club. resigned her position on
account OF her new duties at the
Salvage building. Mrs. Martin NJ
Hanson was elected 10 take her place
Sons Of Veterans.
Mrs. John stegge and Mrs. A. O.
Divet supervised the workers Of the
surgical dressings class Of the Sons
Of Veterans Thursday evening. The
work OF the evening consisted OF
226 4x4 wipes, so SKA congresses.
three s-yard rolls and "a 5-yard rolls
Broadway Methodists.
Mrs. ]. J. White and Miss Eliza
beth Magill supervised the surgical
dressings class OF the Broadway
Methodist church Thursday even
ing. One hundred and forty-seven
SKA congresses, II AKA wipes, 17e 2x2
wipes were completed.
.. 3. C. Girls.
A class Of is girls from the Da-
kota Business college, under the sup
ervision Of Mrs. c. T.. Kobe, began
work on the making OF pajamas at
the Fargo branch headquarters
Thursday evening.
Friendship Class.
The Friendship class Of the North
Side division OF the Baptist church
will meet at 1880 o'clock this even
ing at the Fargo branch headquar-
tiers for surgical dressings work.
Mems Class Gsthsemana Cathedral.
Ten men were in attendance at
this meeting at the Gethsemane
Cathedral Thursday evening. Two
hundred AKA congresses were made
and Mrs. r. p. Blakemore, and Mrs.
w. III. Barnett, supervised.
Weekly cass County Shipment.
The shipmen made from Cass /
county headquarters Thursday was: /
Hospital linens: 40 bed sheets, 10
1raw sheets, IS pillow cases, $40 dish
towels, So glass towels; patients
clothing: 145 hospital bed shirts. /
surgical dressings, $500 gauEe wipes /
lx4, $3.50 gauze congresses SKA, so Il
yauze rolls. $50 absorbent pads, sx12;
Is absorbent pads 12x24. 10 irriga-
ion, IS oakum pads, 200 congresses
Ix4 knitted articles; 500 socks. 125
iWeaters; 80 girls dresses, ~ year
lize.
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Two performances OF the play,
The Claim OF the Flag will be
given this evening in the auditorium
Of the Horace Mann school By the
members Of the freshman class. This
ls the annual class play Of the
freshmen OF the school "A matinee
performance was given Thursday ar
ternoon for the benefit Of the grade
children.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

Seventy-hve army packs, one
pair Of socks and one sweater were
turned Thursday from the young
women Of the Oak Grove Seminary.
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&c. - enhnnI.

The girls OF the high school are
devoting their time to the making o.
refugee garments and this morning
they sent in rs beautifully made
girls dresses OF the 12-year-old size.
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U. c. r, Auxiliary.

Thirteen suits OF pajamas were
completed and eleven pairs of socks
were turned in from the workers OF
this auxiliary at the close OF Thurs
days meeting in the Masonic tenn
pie.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

Davenport.
Six 5-yard rolls, 220 exc com
presses, 100 AKA congresses, 30 pairs
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County Branches Send Large
Shipments to Headquarters

this morning the following articles:
Ten pairs Of pajamas, IA pairs OF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

Three refugee dresses in the L.
year-old size were received from
Armenia this morning.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

BY Helen Hunt jackson. Miss Belle
! Deans has a paper on the California b
poets, Joahtm Miller end john Muir.
0fHcerH were elected mt the meet~
ms of the Little Priaeilllan knitting
1 klt1simmona, Ninth avenue SOUTH
Il IhuFadag afternoon. Helen Olson MMA
named az president; Dorothy Bat
vice prenldents Grace Ross. secretary
Hope Fitxslmmona, treasurer, and
Helen curran, publicity secretary.
-
The collection OF "experience dol
lars" viii be a feature Of the neeGinE
OF the Third division Of the WomeH'e
union Of the First Congregational
church this afternoon &c the home q
Mrs. Paul Thomas, Ninth avenue
south, onlceTs for the coming year
informal social hour win be enjoyed
after the business session
Mrs. A. w. Brown, SIS seventh ave-
nue. north, is entertaining the mem
berE OF the w. 9. 7. U. 81 her home
charge "a the program and the topic
for discussion is THE wv. g. n. ~. as q
Factor in Moral Conservation, Its
Methods Of Cooperation With Par
ents, Teachers, Clergy and Govern
ment".
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Entertained smsqtsh uf his af d In tie
church parlors by Mrs. X. Erdanl ana
Mrs. 7. Roll.
Initiation ceremonies viii make up
q large part Of the meeting OF the
Degree Of Honor. at the A o. y. ~.
hail this afternoon.
-
Mrs. W. II. Barnett. Third avenue
south, In entertaining the members OF
the Mecca Past MatronB' club az her
ting viii be the diversion and there
viii be a refreEhment service.
-
A decision in favor OF the up
holders OF the negative side was
given in the debate at the First
Methodist church Thursday even
ing. when the members of the Kings
Herald took up the question, Re
solved. That India Needs Mission
aries More Than China" The mem
bsrs Of the winning team were Clay
ton Watkins. Herbert Taylor and
Lueilyn Howelis. The affirmativa
team was composed OF Clarence
Becker, Edwin Davis and Georga
Ladd. Mrs. 9. a. Pollock. Mrs. q. Z
Foster and W. Il. futile were the
Judges. A duet, "As Our Soldier
Boys Go Marching BY" was given
by Miss Lucille Ladd and Miss Mary
Davis and q piano solo by Miss
Taylor while the judges
we're making the decision.
-
The college department OF the First
Methodist Sunday school win meet
Il $3.50 o'clock, Sunday morning for
Inc regular weekly lesson. The Sun-
,eam chorus Of the Plymouth Com
Sunday school has con-
lented TO sing for the college de-
,artment on Sunday morning and II
q desired that there be 3 large at
enhance. All young people are ex-
ended an invitation 70 attend the
meeting.
Two performances OF the play.
The Claim OF the Flag will be
yiven this evening in the auditorium
Il the Horace Mann school By the
MEMBERS Of the freshman class. This
) the annual class play Of the
freshmen Of the school. "A matinee
erfoFmance was given Thursday af-
arnoon for the benefit Of the grade
hiIdren.
HsmstftcnIuk. pfcouns. paeatfnR.
fra A Anderson. ti7 sra Av. N.-Adv.
Trimmed Lsghorns AZ Hoidsrman.s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

HarNood.
Harwood sent in . shipment Of six
bed shirts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

OF socks. nine sweaters and two pairs
OF WriHtlets were in the shipment
from Davenport.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

l a'z z aaa.Tssn i Is' sra 4,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

The Hunter branch sent to the
Cass county headquarters in Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26
EIsur De Lie.

There was a small attendance at
the meeting Of this auxiliary Thurs
DAY AFTERNOON at headquarters. Two
workers were present in the morn
ing and FIVE in the afternoon. Three
suits of paiamas were finished and
two pairs OF knitted socks turned In.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26
Trade Leaders Main Floor
Sterling Values In
Hosiery
FlRRE SIX HOSE

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FIBRE SILK HOSE
Women'a $50 Fiber SILK
Hose. black and white, all
sizes. extra quality. EA
Special. pair 49,. - ~
cHILBREN's STOCKINGS
4Bc and CSC silk LAsls stock
fngs for boys and girls. All
colors and black. Broken
line. All high grade goods.
Price to close, a.
pair ..M. 49,. ASG
PURE SILK STOCKINGS
$3.50 Wayne Knit Pure SILK
Hose so- Women In black
only, all sizes. s1.1O per pair,
or 5 pairs "a m
for ~ -. ~WVV
UNION SUITS
Women's 7bc Gauze LAsle
Union Suits, Tight knees and
lace trimmed, regular and
out sizes. Special EnA
escb QUO
YUM BRELLAe
One large assortment OF
Womsn's Umbrellas, different
style handles Values up to
sl.7s. Special q
each 49,. &uAV
krYze ~ FeASEa
one lot high grade Kid
Gloves, In white, black, tan,
and brown. s2.25 quality
Special, per Cd IN
pair 80. 49,. 4m0V
HANpk EREFllEFs
All pure Linen Womsn's EN-
broidered Initial Handker-
chiefs. extra good at zoo.
s s0ssial. 1OC
MEMS ALL LINEN HAND,
RERcHIEFs
SEQ and sc pure LAnen Initi-
aled Mems Handkerchief.
Special ~
price. each ~. !. @0e
WElLlNGs
$50 All sink 1Earquisette Auto
yelling. A brown. grey. green,
Copen. navy and white. Price
t. t. close 1Qc
HI essssAsa ssess
BELTS
4-inch genuine Patent Leath-
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each ss..ssss+.vsss -
SILK RIBBONS
High Grade Novelty Plain
and MORE Ribbons, soc to 85c
goods. Beautiful color COM
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BRUSHES
loo Hair Brushes, "a
Special each 80. So ~
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socks. one sweater and one afghan
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Spring Hats-Rahiily Millinery
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-Four suits Of pajamas, ii pairs OF
socks, ~ wristlets and Is sweaters
were sent to the county headquarters
today from Kindred.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

Trimmed Lsghorns at Hoiderman's
--Advt.
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Lucky Thirteen

The regular meeting of this auxiI-
larry will be held at the courthouse az
1880 this evening.
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A@AoI rum AluQEeu.
The War Relief association meet
Ing, postponed from Wednesday
morning, viii be held. on Saturday
morning in the Y. w. &. A. gynnas-
ium rooms. This is the last meet.
ing Of the association before May /,
when the War Relief association dis
solves and becomes an auxiliary to
the Red Cross. Business of inn
portance, in connection with his dis
solution win be taken up at this
meeting, and it is desired that all
the members be present
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Votes For Women auxiliary was
held Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. r. 70. Wefble. Eighth street
south. Eight workers were present
and 10 hospital bed shirts were
completed. The surgical dressings
department completed six irrigation
pads and six army pads with FIVE
workers in attendance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

Mems Glass Gsthsemana Cathedral.
Ten men were in attendance at
this meeting at the Gethsemane
Cathedral Thursday evening. Two
hundred AKA congresses were made
and Mrs. r.. p. Blakemore, and Mrs.
w. H Barnett sunarviaed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

II "a Il Girla.

A class of is girls from the Da-
kota Business college, under the sup
ervision Of Mrs. c. Z. Kobe, began
work on the making OF pajamas at
the Fargo branch headquarters
Thursday evening.
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Mrs. W. II. Barnett, Third avenue
south, In entertaining the members OF
the Mecca Past Matrons' club at her
home this afternoon. Red Cross knit
ting will be the diversion and there
viii be a refreEhment service.
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Friendship cIess.

The Friendship class Of the North
Side division OF the Baptist church
will meet at 1880 o'clock this even
ing at the Fargo branch headquar-
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Initiation ceremonies viii make up
a large part of the meeting Of the
Degree Of Honor, at the A O. y. ~.
hail this afternoon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

The Ladies' Aid society of the
Swedish Lutheran church are being
entertained this afternoon In the
Mrs. r. Roll
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Mrs. w. NJ Nesheim. Ninth street
south, MoOrhead, IL entertaining the
members OF the MoOrhead Women's
club NJ her home this afternoon. Mrs..
s. @. Comstock will read a paper on
THE Spanish Missions in Cali
fornia." Mrs. Johnston Wagner Will
read a paper on the novel, Ramona
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

Mrs. A. w. Brown, SIS Seventh ave-
nue. north, is entertaining the mem
bera OF the w. G. 4. u. a. her home
charge on the program and the topic
for discussion is The wv. q. II. U. as a
Factor in Moral Conservation, Its
Methods OF Cooperation With Par
ents, Teachers, Clergy and Govern
VwaufW
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-26

The collection OF "experience dol
lars" Will be a feature Of the meetinE
or the Third division OF the Women'm
union OF the First Congregatto
church this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Paul Thomas, Ninth avenue
south. Omcers for the coming year
will be named at this meeting. an
informal social hour win be enjoyed
q fter the business session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Briefs and Personals.

!'rrf. F.. u. Harmon "f IN" NarW0od
III faculty. has purchases! new
touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Walker ard family
Of washington. ID. g.. has" returned 10
their home af,"r spending som" time in
this city as thu ghosts -: relatives at
tho home "f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nc
,'n;in"h. - ,'cnlar Warw0ori.
Miss Agnes Kelly. "f ir"GSST1i:"' IL
in his city IN" guest ~ tn" HON" or
r.ia:iy.s and friends IN South War
wood.
lack Evans. III" Young son Of NJ. AMI
Mrs. Evans az South Warwood. ds ser
inuS!: II ~ his homo. ~ pn"'l"mn;a.
Born 90 Mr and Mrs John i"rhcm OF
South NichIand avenue. Httl" baby
boy. o,, Wednesday, evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. iEnrr: Archer and child
ron Of rhs city ar" guests of Mr.. and
Nlrs. Joseph Walt. Of Dallas.
Miss K.tih"r:n" Hamilton OF short
,rr""k. is improving ""ry nicely at h"r
h"rr.., after hing quiz" Ill.
Mr.. an, Ms thur Williams or
Cleveland. D:.:r. S;".;.' yesterday AZ
y,;.,:,S a. The. h"n,. %: friends On South
WHrNoud "vnnu".
Miss Sara Rogers "c Detroit. Mi"h..
IS viSitinc At the HON" &c Mr.. and MIS-
$, !. clemens Of North Warwovd ave-
nur.
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SHERIFF CASES WILL
Be IN COURT TODAY
D. H. Talyor Arrives From Chicago-De-
mur1cr to Be Argued This
Morning.

TIL. Armur;tr in the c;Is's q; STATE ~.
William N rl"nans and II. II. Ta!l"r.
"X.Sh"riiiS ~ ohio county. wiil u"
argue, III criminal court ut g "'lorH ms
morning. before JudG" A!Hn II. l'"hiil-
son NJ which tim" tn" JudS" WA tie
tr,1uIu" tn, validity "t III" Indtc'n'nt'
md set date for hearing if they rrova
such l|ntn defendants appeared IN
court yesterday nCi"rrn,n. but too many
raS"a wrr,, soho dUlHd Ia II" arSN'd. T~"
counts har" been returned against
,'irnnnS while seven ar" "ui against
Tuylrr. TIL" demurrer was entered nv
Attorney charles S"nu'k, '"un>"l 'or
,h,. defendant. IN" counts "mh"uE en-
h"ZIl"m"ut ii rurlir funds. and are iha
-"sri1is II IN andrt "r th"ir books. Ihe
w;,S matters look now M h"artnS Will
ho Civnn this term Of "rlmlnal court
iU: hat II VIII h" passed oyer uni!t t!!+
Iuly or September term.
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Briefs and Personals,

Miss Mary and .tuuh N'"Sr "r 'hn
South SD" left yesterday tur Camp Ice,
wh"r" they wlll visit their brother. who
is stationed there.
MIR. md Mrs. T.. H. Eenplc OF th'.
South Side have returned home from
columbus. O.. after visiting her sister.
Mrs. Charles knnntz. for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. QUICKER arrived h"iuG
yesterday from S;rubrnviiIr. from their
Eun' Eniurn.
';"orG" ArkcrSun at n" South Sid" is
VISITING his brother in Columbus. o..
for m" Wr"h-,.nd
Mr&. Ni,"r; Ahh"rSun Of chicago ~
VISITING her SISTER. Mr.. Peterson ~ the
south side. f"r "a f"w days.
William Eufrrr al the south Side -
improving very nicely ai;'" Il hrIsf i'll
ness.
';"nr:," plrk"i and family 1T th.' South
sid VIII NAV" I" Pittsburgh some limo
during nCAL week.
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BOYD BROTHERS
william and Henry Boyd Depart Early
This Morning for Camp Ben
1arniu Harrison.

Two we'll known rut-thc-pikn young
,ncn t!.par. this morning n $40 over
IN. {. Il j.. ~ tn" Pennsylvania hn"S.
for Fort Hrnja.nin fiarr'&''a. nc.'r In
dlanar"ils Ind. wh"r" They AK" up
special training Cor Il mel" sam. tn"
men ar" both tr:,d"Srr"n an! will b."
placed n special service.
Ta"v reported at the. county draft
hoard ta"; .:"rlnS and Y"r" given final
instructions by Chairman John l..
Ipicke,. following which lh"T wrr" pre-
sentsd with transportation and given
their comfort kits. The TWO men were
formerly urr,.r"h to Fort Meyer. Va.
tut later ths government changed thus
plan and "-,!erc'i 'hcm In Tho middle
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CROSS WILL
START BIG DRIVE
Dinner az the Scottish Rite Cathedra
Will Mark Opening of Big Drive.

All plans are ready for the firing /"
The opening gun in tho big Rcd CrI>'
in Ohio county on next MnU.
ay. The opening Will be marked by @.
e dinner in the evening At the Scuu
.:h Riio Cathedral, which will be i"i
lived by a number Of speeches by prnn!.
lint persons connected with III" can!
p,Sn. \ number Of the members ~
;; IN Elks' campaign committee will ais
atnd the affair.
nc nf the features will be the az.
! ncalnce or Miss Ruth MacTainmany
whsaas recently returned from TN" ha;
tie mt OF Europe. where she witness:
ne ont'iCt in full action. She wi
have wonderful message 20 tell t. I'll.
cItizts of the local district.
Th9n"mbcrs Of the Boy Scouts win
took active part in the last I.ibcri:
loan Eve will also be on hand. an:
Will lEl H hand again in tho big drive.
which i'll b. one Of the big boosts for
the caLaign.