The Glasgow courier., 1918-05-03
SALVATION ARMY FUND
TO Be RAISED MONDAY
VALLEY COUNTY TO RAISE 100000 OF STATES
ALLOTMENT. COMMITTEES APPOINTED
THROUGHOUT COUNTY. CHAIRMAN
WANTS VOLUNTEER WORKERS.


the drive for funds in Valley county
70 the Salvation army war service in
rance. The campaign was scheduled
for the last three days in April in
Montana, but as it was impossible to
get the county organized before We'd
aesday it was decided by the local
to have the big drive here
On May +. Valley county has been
allotted 81 900 as her share to raise
Of the $40. 900 asked from this state.
'lrman L. E. Jones advises that the
county is now organized and the COM
mittee have agreed to finish the drive
in one day.
Every one should realize that the
great work now being accomplished
oy the Salvation army among our
boys on European soil is one Of great
Importance. If you have any doubt
as to what they are doing for our
boys "over there" you may refer to
Associated Press reports of April
II the following of which is a copv
OF an article appearing in the Helena
Independent of April 22, "The enemy
hre became so hot here that the Sal
vvatlon Army girls, who had been serv-
ing coffee and doughnuts to the Amer
leans, were forced to leave. The girls
protested, saying they were not afraid
OF the Germans and wanted to stay in
their dugout, but the officers did not
wish to take the responsibility. AS
they left, the girls were cheered bv
lines" WIG o''
Cash donations are preferred, but if
any one so desires they may nav fiftv
oer cent of their donation at once snd
the other fifty per cent in 80 DAYS.
Nationally it is getting to be con-
sldered as much of misdemeanor to
ran to ask every one to subscribe to
me various war activities as it is for
em to refuse when thew are able to
give, so should the committee fail to
see you, send your donation to the
chairman.
The executive committee and work.
ers for this drive met Wednesday
afternoon in the Chamber of Com
merce and Agriculture rooms and a
mouse to house canvas was decided up-
The committee that will be ac-
tive and solicit for funds on Monday
Will be l.. E. Jones, chairman, C. d.
Arnot, j. C. Sorte, H. ]. Alden. c. T..
Runyon, John Willis, C. q. Moore
F. w. Wing, Glenn Maris, Leo Hurry
s. J. Rumble, J. c. Smart, Rev. Brit.
tain, Rev. F. E. Henry, Or. C. J. Simp-
kins, Jake Pattison, Sam Grossn,ar,.
H:zra N. Hill, s. C. Small, Rudolph
EMey, P. L. Herring, Rev. ]. G. Paaer
;F. K Amun3sonf John Bjorstaa. O.,
Hauge, Fred y. Truscott, Dave b.
Parsons and w. B. Shoemaker The
local chairmans appointed by chair
man Jones in the various towns are
f. b. Gillette, Hinsdale; H. M. Perry.
Beaverton; L. C. Hanson, Vandalia:
M. T. Mattson, Tampico; C. G. Sar-
gent, Nashua; c. w. Flint, Frazer:
Noah A. Mann, Oswego; H. NJ. Fox,
Glentana; C. L. Coy, Opheim; Al Nc
Intyre, Baylor; Frank Van Wagon.
Thoeny; Harry Woodley, Coal Creek;
I: L. Rosholt, Roanwood; w. 4. 70.
biason, Tobison; Georgia E. Scott,
Richland; Henry O. G. Luraas, Barr:
Bert s: Reed, Avondale; Z. o. New
comb, Ossette, and Chet Crockett, Lis
mass.
Any one desiring to help solicit for
funds for this patriotic work may do
so by calling on the chairman. who
will be pleased to see that thev are
placed on committee.
Glasgow has been assigned $4,000
of the county's quota. Your cooper
alton is necessary so that we may
60 "over the top"