Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-17

whore he has been on busi-
ness for the past few days.
The Shoe Hospital mas moved from
basement at, 3l4 DeMers to 5o2 De-
Mers. where they are prepared to
give best Of service to all old and new
cqstomr Yrs
Crone Will Talk-Frank l.. Crone
will give an illustrated lecture at the
r. M. G. A. building Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock on Life in the Philip
pines"
Specially Shop-Ten per cent dis
count on all waists and underwear in
stock for Friday and Saturday. 81
South Third street.-Adv.
were discussed at the meeting of the
A. y. T. Literary society Of the uni
,versity which was held in Woodworth
hall last evening.
Scout Master Named-Rev. Harvey
j. Moore has recently been appointed
scout master and is making prepara-
tons to have the Boy Scout movement
the biggest in the country.
Enjoying the Winter-Mr. and Mrs.
j. r.. Parsons of Franklin enu who
are spending the winter at Los
Angeles write that the climate is ideal
there.
Returned from Chicago-Dr. f. P.
Robertson, president of Wesley Col
lege has returned from Chicago where
he was in attendance at the important
educational and church workers in
state universities gatherings.
Conc TO Valley City-H. H. futile,
general secretary of the Grand Forks
Y. NJ. c.. A. has zone to Valley City
where he will represent the local as
ISOLATION at a meeting of the state
committees.
Resigns Position. w. Pratt who
has been in the employ of the Benner
e. Begg company during the past
fifteen years has resigned his position
and will travel Tor "a Duluth shoe
firm in the spring.
Resigns Church Work.. +.
Weatherwax. a former resident OF
Grand Forks and son-in-law of Mr..
and Mrs. ii. II. Hancock Of North
Sixth street has resigned his work in
the First Presbyterian church Al
Wichita, Kan. to enter Y. NJ. &. a.
war work at Camp Funston.
V-
y. NJ. c. \. League Work-W. Bon.
Durant. boys work secretary at the Y
NJ. &. A.. has arranged teams and cap
tains for the preparatory M junior
leagues. G.. G.. Carpenter, physical dl-
rector at the Y. NJ. C.. a. will have
charge of the work in athletics and
boys department will be under tho SUI
pcrvision of Mr.. BonDurant.
Norman Black to Fargo-Normar
D., BLACK has moved to Fargo follow
Ing the resignation of his position AZ
superintendent of The Herald job de-
partment aNmonth ago. Mr.. Blact
takes a responsible position in the Of
fec of the Fargo Forum, OF which hi:
father. n. Is. Black, is principal oWn
err.
Call Soon Coming-The local draf
BOARD is preparing to call shortly al
those r%egistrants finally placed IL
Glass one only. Those who have de
ferred classification will not be callet
until Glass one has been exhausted
Eighty men are needed to fill tn
quota. of the first call. and any on
board provided the appeal is made a
the time of the physical examination
Installation Tomorrow-Chief Pa
triarch Q. G.. Glaserud and Scribe c
+. Redick of the Sinai encampn1en
No. ?, l.. o. o. F., that tn
encampment will install new officer
to the grand encamnment next Jun
will be discussed. and as other i'm
portant business will be taken up,
full attendance is expected. Visitin
members are invited to attend the in
stallation and the business session.
Suspect Arrested-C. F. Meyers, I
S. immigrant officer stationed a
Neche, brought Iliiah Wlaisavlycroie
an Austrian to Grand Forks yesterda
and placed him in tho hands of count
officials awaiting the arrival of deput
U. S. marshal who took the prisone
to Fargo to appear before federal au
thorities. The man was arrested whe'
attempting to cross the Canadian boz
der. The story told authorities an
papers found on his person along wit
a revolver and box of shells arouse
considerable suspicion from officials.
Hold Your BOnds-Merchants {
Grand Forks have received a messas
from Secretary McAde< which reads
Il. hope that the merchants Of III
country, upon a more careful consid
Grafton Of the subject. will discor
tinue their efforts to sell m~erchandis
and take Liberty Loan bonds in pay
because of the fact that in many IN
stances lately merchants have c,
changed merchandise for Libert
Loan bonds. Such transactions sal
Mr.. McAdoo will tend to d%iscourag
the sale of bonds at any later cam
paign. A bond is an investment G.
savings and should be treated as sucl