The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-06-25
STRONG 7 EA N
TO HANDLER RED
CROSS FEATURE
+. L. Conklin,, O. N. Durham.
I H. H. Steele and A. P. God
dard for Loyalty Week
ELKS TO MANAGE DANCES

ELKS TO. MANAGE DANCES
An exceptionally strong committe,
has been named by the Burleigh coun
ty Red Cross chapter to handle thu
Red Cross features in connection witt
the North Dakota Council of Defense
Loyalty Week, beginning Next Mon
day. F.. L. Conklin is chairman, ant
his assistants are U H. Durham, H. H
Steele and A. P. Goddard. They viii
have general supervision Of all matters
affecting the Red Cross, will have
charge Of the concessions, all pro
ceeds from which will 60 into the Red
Cross treasury, and will arrange 9th
er features, such as the Red Cross La
dies Taxicab service, Red Cross RESI-
rooms, Red Cross restaurants and
booths, Red Cross work rooms AM
lied Cross displays.
The Elks, 1t was reported at an en-
thusiastic meeting of the general com.
mfttees In the Commercial club rooms
last evening, will take charge of the
pavement dances, which are expected
to clear 5000 or more nightly for the
Red Cross, and the United CONNER
cial Travellers will be the city's Off
cfal greeters. Chairman George F.
Dullam Of the Burleigh county War
savings committee reported that he
had arrangements we'll advanced for
War Savings Stamp day, which will
open the week It is probable0 that all
prizes awarded during the carnival
will be given in War Savings Stamps
and certificates, and it is expected
that special statesmen appointed for
the week will dispose of thousands of
dollars worth of the stickers.
Ray M. Bergeson was added to the
War Savings Stamp committee, and
the concessions committee was dis
solved, it's duties having been confer
red upon the Red Cross.
Because the tractor meet has as
sumed such proportions that 1t has
been extended from one to four full:
days, P. r.. Fields, a.. E. Peterson and
F.. A. Copeland, Bismarck tractor rep
resentatives, were added to the COM
mtttee last evening, to assist William
p. Green. j W., Burch, R. J. J. Mont
gomery OF Tappen. and Charles NJ.
Whitmer of Yucca, the original COM
mittee.t ~ ~ ,;5.ya.~ .,
: THE tractor show. willSibe the big
lGssl thing Of the week.. stated A. E.
Peterson. who represents the Ault-
.flian.Taylor an receiving scores
Of queries from tractor manufactur.
ers. and, representatives, and am ad.
vising them" all to come. We will
reach a section of the state here
which was, not touched by the MinOt
meeting, and II we all get behind this
tractor show we can make it a won
derful success. It is a big thing and
it needs lots of. pushing. but il we get
hack sof. It., Il will go over and be some
thing we may be proud Of"
!. The Fourth Of July celebration IL
going to be q beaner Capt e. e. War
ner accepted general charge of the
day. with the understanding that ev.
eryone Is going to pitch in and help.
A speaker Of national fame has been
renuisitioned. and he probably will
talk from the rotunda Of the state
house. where the beautiful capital park
will afford shsde and comfort for
~ sj a;s sa5 ssf
John B. E'roap farm help necial.
sts. announced that; several hundred
labor reservises should be here for
Farm Labor Reserve day. and George
v: Halliday stated H that indications
ire from replies reaching his office
hat every county council and many
il the states community councils will
- represented on county council Of
iefense day. z f' @% #T
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Attend Rod Cross Hop.
Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Wilkinson of
dandan attended the Red Cross dance
It the Mckenzie on Monday evening.
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4 Loyalty Rally.
A loyalty rally will be held this
'vening at the corner of Main and
sixth streets, with a lawn social and
ield day sports to which everyone is
invited There will be a band con.
ert and addresses by John Steen, can
idate7 for governor, J. c. Davis, Bis.
narck, Burleigh F. Spaulding of Far
o, former chief justice of the North
dakota supreme court, and others: w.
ioseley Withers; pastor of the Second
BAPTIST church (colored) is chairman
I the committee on arrangements
he ladies of the Second baptist
hurch will serve ice cream and cold
Kinks from p. M. to 10 p. M. The
eceipts viii apply on the current ex-
enses of the church.
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