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again, mother says toeys are so high for me to expect some thing that is more useful so please dear santie bring me a nice little sweater l want so bad little lamp and a few other things if you have any to spare, bring baby Ruth a little red chair and a sweater to if you please, am years old Ruth is to years. With lots of love and a happy Christmas 1 am your little girl
 Mary Morris Dear Santa Clause
 will write you a few lines to let you know what ] want this Christmas. l want a doll, fruits candy and nuts. Don't forget my teacher Mis- Della Baggott and my father and mother. sister and brothers and also my baby sister. so l e.uesss that all 1 want this Christmas.
 Your little friend
 Grace Cobb. Dear Santa claus.
 Bring me a buggy, a big doll with long curles and a doll bed. I want a little stove that you can cook in and it will not tear up a little tabe a sewing machine and a little chair. Bring my mother something nice and faher and do not for get Miss Della my teacher Well l guess 1 will close till next christmas
 From your loving friend
 Ruth Craven Dear Santa claus Please bring me an air gun, a foot ball and overcoat desk and rubbers. Bring my mother a coat.
 Your friend
 Lee Strasbaugh. Dear santa claus
 I want a Big dol cradle and toys and dishes and water set
 Natalia Washington.
 Hunter, Ark. Dear Santa
 I am a little boy nine years
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old l have been going to school l am in the Third grade For Xmas l want a rifle because the rabbet are thick out here on the Prairie and also ducks. I want a train and a bunch ot fire crackers, I have a little brother just one week old and if you please santa send me q good name for him.
 Olin Hunt. Dear Santa Clause
 Please don't forget to come. to see me and don't forget to' go to see the poor children and mother and faher
 want some things for Christmas. want a gun | want some shells a football nuts, candy, oranges. That all.
 Your little Friend
 Freeland Wisemau. 5lS N. Q. Ave
 Dear Santa:
 Please Bring Howard Lee g two-wheel bycycle, a real live Billy goat and wagon and some candy, nuts and oranges. He has been a good boy and has all his lessons. He wants a choo-choo train and a car that you peddle with your feet and a Bee mee gun.
 Howard Lee Tucker.
 By c. A. c. Dear Sandy Chase
 want a doll Table fore charse, doll buggy, a tea sat, close outfat, doll trunk, and . foot ball don't forget the poor children
 Minnie MaGdc Latner Dear Santa claus.
 want a big doll with long curls and go to sleep and a pretty buggy and want you to remember the sick boys and girls.
 Torr friend
 Dorothy Allen Dear Santa claus:
 1 want you to bring me a ~ rifel and a telegraph set. That will be all 1 want. But don't forget al the little DOT chil- dren and Father and Mother
 Your Frend
 Charles Wade Hinkle Dear Santa clauS:
 want you to bring me q gilbert newwheal and some nuts and candy and don't for get Father and don don't for get my teacher Miss Anm
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Alling and don't forget the poor children so will close
 From your little friend
 Hanford Francis Farrell Dear Santa clause
 l want a doll, doll buggy a doll cradle a stove table some nuts and candy and some toys and every thing
 Grace Halbrooks Dear santa.
 I will write you few lines to tell you what l want want you to bring me q big doll and a buggy and some candy and nuts 1 want 8 pair of skates.
 We are going to have q Christmas tree.
 From Hazel Gleen smith. r. s. l want you to bring me a little knife and fork and little spoon. Dear Santa l want you to bring me a little doll that 1 | can sew for and some nuts and candy and just anything that you think l would want.
 Helen Harrington Dear Santa I have been a good little boy and would like for Santa to bring me a bycycle and a new P rifle
 Your little friend
 J. c. Washington Dear Santa I heard that things are very high and l don't want much want white willow buggy and a sleepy doll with long black curles and fruit that's all I gess 1 hope you have a hap py Christmas and every one else.
 Your dear little girl
 Lurah Mae Clancy. | Dear Santa Claus, | I want you to bring me q little army tank and train on a track. 1 want you to bring | me a soldier to go inlny tank
 Your friend,
 Harold Woodfin Dear Santa Claus
 I want Teddy Bear, stock Farm, and box or Cherry Chocolate That's all for me. Please bring Sister t dol and some candy. Lovingly, Allen N';lliford. Dear Old Santa. | am only five years old, hu
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for myself. Good-h.' Santa.
 One of your little friends,
 Eva Pauline Ward.
 F,eevil, Ark Dear Santa Claus. 1 l am a little boy 10 yrs. old l want you to bring me lots ot little toys and candy and stuff please bring me some Fire crackers to. Well l will close hoping to see you soon
 Your Friend,
 Little Tony Kelly. Dear Santa Claus am a little boy 6 yrs. old and a pretty good Do" too. want you to bring r" Tricycle., a little car, a glass pistol fllll of candy, a rubber ball anu lots of good thino5 to eat ana I want you to eat dinner wilh us Xmas Day we are gong u have Turkey.
 Your little Friend
 Arnld Pipkin. R. F. D. No. 1. B IA Dear Santa, Please bring me a doll anu some gloves, some nuts run, and some candy. And aoh' forget my mamma ana papa and my teacher too.
 Yours lovingly,
 Eva Webster. Dear Santa claus.
 For christmas I wish you would bring me a doll. l also want piano and a "iiiow buggy please remember i4s ils dear loving teacher, 1rui.s, nuts and candy l also wan, some sparlslats, and woUl ,, sweater. I wish you a hleiis christmas and a happy he" year cd
 Your loving friend
 Aline Folsom Dear Santa Claus want you to bring me little wagon, some apiios' oranges and candy ana " member all the little boys and d girls that have no papa .,a' .,' mama bring my little brot'isl ',a Merle a little wagon ana ,, un some fire crackers that ls "' I am five years old
 Your little Doy Charles Thomas Cool'e' GOO Orleans Ave
 Dear Santa: | am a good little boy . want a pair of skates anu oad 4 little train and box ol i0'' pencils. very best,
 John Lynn Strons
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am quite a big boy. l want you to bring me awagun, 2 streetcar, motor boat and a watch. And will you be sure and bring my i4ilt'e Sister q doll and buggy and Funny Face (her dOlD a cCat and cap. Please remember all the Ht- tie boys and girls with nice gifts.
 Come carly please.
 Lovingly,
 Fred Strick!er Dear Santa Claus
 please Bring me one Teddy Bear and some candis and Fruits this is my first letter to you. papa reads the Argus and he says he loves to Read it Be- cause it is a good paper. My address is R. l Bx 125. l am a little girl
 Helen Mcdonald. Dear Santa
 have been a good girl, l help mamma, try todo as she asks me to and will continue to be a good girl if you will send me a nice assortment of Xmas fruits.
 1 will be pleased if you will send me a little lamp, doll dress and for myself some tan stockings.
 And oh how tickIed would be if you will send me some sugar coated cakes and box of chocolate candy. Good By
 A good girl
 Mildred Milcy. Dear Santa
 am a little girl 10 years old.
 Pleasesend me some candies, apples, oranges, and lots of nuts.
 Dear Santa please think of the poor little children across the waters. Santa you may bring me a story book and some pictures.
 Yours truly
 Irene AIiley. Dear Santa Claus
 Please bring me a pretty dolly with long curly hail. and cradle and a little auto and c little blanket and pillow aud goodies
 Your little friend
 Nell Mitchell. My dear Santa.
 l want lots Of candy and nuts so I can give my little friends some. ! want . dolly with curly hair, and dull beo
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THE LETTERS FROM THE
 CHILDREN 10 OLD SANTA

Dear Santie clause
 1 want you to bring me a air rifel and l want some candy and oranges and l want you to bring me new suit and a pop gun and l want you to re- member the poor children 50 l guess l will close your friend
 John Montgomery. Dear Santa Claus.
 Santa Dear this is my first letter to you so l will make it q short one. l am six years old will be in the second Grade 2t- ter Christmas and l want you to bring me a air rifle, a goat, goat wagon a large train, soine Boots and lots of nuts and fruit and santa please brillg brother and sister something nice. Oscar Junor and Mildred Mabry. they want some candy and some dolls and Santa re- member Mother and ijadd3 this is all this time from v.mr little friend
 Charles Thomas Pearson Dear Santa Claus Please bring me 9 roman canans and 1 packages of fire crackers and some pairs a@d some apples oranges and 2 pair of skates and bring my mamma something and bring ne a train and twenty-t%U and a automobile and 9 wagon. Will close from yorr friend
 Fay Tolbelt.
 EDEN ARK DEAR SANTA CLAUS BRING ME 1 DOLL FOR XMAS ] STICK R CADY 1 COCONUT I PARE OF SHOES ESTEI.LE BOOKER
 Dear Santa clause
 am little boy Il years old am in the 4th grade i want you to Bring me some apples candy and some fire crackers and some oranges. don't forget my little friends
 Ollie Duty
 Monroe, Ark. My dear loving santa clause how l long for you to come
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EDEN ARK

DEAR SANTA CLAUS BRING ME l DOLL FOR XMAS ] STICK R CADY 1 COCONUT I PARE OF SHOES ESTEI.LE BOOKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-25
POLICE SALARIES
NEXT BEFORE BOARD
Members of Force to Be
Heard by Reconsideration
Commission Tomorrow.

Members of the metropolitan police
department will appear before the
joint congressional commission on re-
classification of salaries in the Dis
trict tomorrow afternoon to present
their case as to salaries. The police
already have been taken care of by
Congress, and therefore will not be In
the same position as the great ma
jority of federal employees who are ap-
pearing before the commission.
Actuarial workers of the govern
ment will mako a plea for higher
wages to the commission at 1880
o'clock tomorrow morning. and mem
bers of the theological service will be
heard at noon. These latter include
clergy1n en- in the pay Of the govern
ment.
Members of the Redistribution com
mission forgot about government
clerks entirely for the day and GEE
brated Christmas each in his own
home. Staff workers of the COMM
sion did the same, and the headquar-
ters of the commission were desertef
for the first time in months.
The wheels of Redistribution viii
start up again tomorrow, howeve
and grind on toward the report to
Congress January -. Only the pass
ing by the Senate January Of the
resolution to extend the commits
sion's time until March IL will pre-
vent the report being handed in Janu-
airy u, it is declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-25
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
o' 6ras II u + c s springs. Colo
Frank Stewart and Maria e. Carter. both
:" Essu Conner and Marian Allen. both Of Rich
nG en- Stanley va; Hett Richmond. VA. and
Sg jaime. a. NJ SN e.r Ss dss1saas: ~ horton
Saul,sbary Eat.n q. I Ophela M. Gatewood.
Hooper B. Poe and Marion L. smallwo1 3D. e.
c. White Of CHARACTERISTIC Va.
Vernon $. Mccullough Of Fresno. Calf. and
Lillian NJ. Nicterberger. Of Worcester. Mass
joseph Matthews and Mary j. Meredith.
oliver E; kennedy Of Troy. Kan. and Mar
N John g. Middleton and " virginia Lee. both
Edwin s. Henry and Annie n: Johannes,
0'1 william ' Il. G.eKsy of Philadelphia. Pa.
and o,s1ee n SS@pa'. . o ba e Aeu
Nathaniel .. Hungerford and Pearl v. ct
tefb.ct both e. G.Sn j HH! NJ
0I 1:nisl G: isSss&.sa 4 xI:...dri.. Va. and
Bessie n; W RHesr o. ~. tn' Masy.,s Rur..
Pinckney 3. West Of Marcus Hook. Pa. and
Ida F.. Heck Of philadelphia. Pa.
James H. Hughes and blanche e. Hendrick-
Daniel a; Smith and Pauline L; Johnston.
Albert L. Feser Of Milwaukee. Wis. and
Estelle A. Cessant of this city.
Dorothy s n. Trail Of this city: ~ anu
Ralph r. Keller and Bessie J.. Williams.
Clarence Il. Gregg and Ada " Bolden.
! paul 4. wade and Bertha E Roper
Hubert !: Goddard and Nannys kussum.
Christ Larsen Of Ltchfeld, Mimi, and Susie
Dawson Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-25

CONTINUED from Eighth Pageo
in warrenton, Va. and have taken
an apartment at the Hotel Lafayette
for several weeks.
Admiral and Mrs. Willard II. Brown
son have as their guests for the non
days Capt. and Mrs. Charles l.. HuS-
sey of Newport.
Miss May Sue Donaldson entertained
at luncheon yesterday. Her guests
included the Misses Blodgett, tne
Misses Caldwell. Miss elizabeth 1ouns
and her guest, Miss Dawsett OF Homo
lulu, and Miss Mary House: MISS
Donaldson's brother, Capt. John u
Donaldson, the American ace, mas d.
rived hero from Kelly Field. rex
to spend Christmas with MS paren'o'
A Christmas Dance.
, On Tuesday evening. December 80,
the Robert e. Lee Chapter, NO: 644'
| U. D. c., will give it's annual CHRIST
mas dance at the New Willard.
This is the third Of a most inter Ter
been arranged for the season. Christ
mas favors and decorations will give
the dance an atmosphere OF the holl-
da, season and make the scene gay
one.
water p. Hutton. president; Mrs.
Jesse Lee Webb, chairman; Mrs.
Theodore Judd. Mrs. E. II. LYMAN.
Mrs Julian C. Goolsby, Mrs. George
Horning, Mrs Edwin Du Bose. Mrs.
Noble ]. Wilt, Mrs. William F. Davis,
Mrs Paul Anthony Anderson and Mrs.
Claus Gathgens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Halpin Wright
left Tuesday for Richmond, Va. to
spend the Christmas holidays with
Mr.. wrights mother. Mrs a. d.
Wright.
Miss Jane Gould Ramey and Miss
Alice Marie Watts have returned to
their homes from college. to spend the
holidays with their families They
will remain until January b.
Mr.. and Mrs. William. Livingston
! Crounse are spending a fortnight at
the Marlborough Blenhein, Atlantic
City. Mrs. :Crounse will be at nome
ON the first and third Mondays in jan
uary and February
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Harvey and
Mr., walling e. Harvey OF New YORK
are spending the Christmas holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
! L. Harvey Of Monroe street.
Miss Katharine Mimmack has leased
her house to Mrs. Philip Lansdale of
California and will spend the winter
in the south.
Cadet Charles P. Amazeen Of the
United States Military Academy of
West Point is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles b. Amazeen, 26
7 street northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-25

versities, now chief of the department
of political science in Philippine Uni
versity. was secretary of the mission
that visited the United States last
spring in the interest of independence.
Our campaign for independence
will be pushed throughout the Unit
ed States with greater perseverance
and determination than ever" said Mr.
kaIaw. The Filipinos believe they
have fulfilled the condition imposed
on them by America and are con-
WINGED independence should no longer
be denied
A second mission. having for its OBJ
ject the obtaining of Independence
will be sent to the United States by
the two houses of the Philippine leg
islature in February or March. Mr.
kalaw said. This mission will be
composed of leading citizens of the is
lands, representing both political
parties and both capital and labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-25

army. according to Mexico City news
papers.
In another manifesto Obregon has
proposed amendments to the con
stitution outlining the responsibilities
of the President of Mexico with re
gard to the unfolding Of the law. it
is said. 1T is necessary that the
army. by which term I include tho
navy as well. be organized on an
absolutely moral basis and under the
strictest discipline" the manifesto
reads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-25
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported t.
the health department in the last twenty foul
hours
Ra1aele and Angelina Palma. girl.
Giovanni and Maria X. Mancini. boy.
Hervey G. and Helen e. Machen, girl.
william b. and Helen NJ. Mansfield, girl.
Clyde N. and Eva C.. Hamblin, girl.
Howard 8. and Lucille L. Gossage, boy.
samuel P. and Carrie II. Griffin. boy.
Edwin w. and Mary ]. Gilbert. boy.
George b. and Annie NJ. Colbeck boy.
John and Anna Captain. boy.
Edward and Alberta Saunders, boy.
william e. and Jessie Parker, girl.
Swan and Ruby kendrick, boy.
Glen and Maggie Jackson. girl.
Preston G. and Margaret b. Gibson, girl.
Clarence and Minnie Mickens, girl
John NJ. and Martha y. Brown girl.
Cornelius and Esther Baytop. boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-25
SMALLER ARMY, LARGER
NAVY, OBREG0N'S PLAN

Ell PASO. Tex. December 2S--Re-
duction of the Mexican army to
peace strength of $4,000. and an in
crease in the Mexican navy are among
the measures advoted by Lieut.. Col.
Alvaro Obregon, former Mexican
minister of war. at present candidate
for the presidency of the republic,
in a. manifesto. issued to the Mexican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-25
FILIPINOS TO CONDUCT
CAMPAIGN FOR FREEDOM
Prof. Maxine NJ. Ka1aw, Head Of
Political Science Department
in University. Sent Here.

\ new publicity campaign in the
United States for the purpose of per-
suading the nation that the Philip
pine Islands are ready for indepen-
dence and should receive it from Con-
sress, will be launched at once by
Maxine NJ. Kalaw, who arrived in
Washington Tuesday.
Mr.. kalaw, a graduate of George
town and George Washington uni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-25
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported In
the health department tn the last twenty four
John schwisent 81. Washington Asylum
John 4. Williams. q. aaoo Wisconsin ave-.
nue..
Lastma Ortsman. 20, Walter Reed HOSPITAL
Allison s. Roberts, g. 3022 Macomb street.
James f. Beller. "A. 235 LIST street northeast
John J. Cook, IS, 8a5 II street
Sarah A. Williams. so. 3OS the Cecil Ants.
August1 n. Ruhl. IS, 1854 Monroe street.
IOtts Douglass, 10. 90 d street southwest
Julia Gray. Is, 1907 Marion street
CLANCY Leo Nally. 10 month"; 2l34 Sth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-25

The Norwegian steamer Vera, which
went ashore on Cape Buenavista Mon
day. has reached Havana The vessel
jettisoned part Of her cargo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-25
Society

CONTINUED from Eighth PageD
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
DRESS GINGHAMS

A large assortment of stripes,
good plaids; reg. 39c; sale price
yard soc
The Acc Bingham; yard ......3oc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

MEMS SOCKS
Black, Brown, Grey and White;
reg. 25c a-pair; Sale Price; 6 pairs
lor YI.oV
MEMS SOX
Silk Lisle, Black, Brown, White
and Grey; reg. soc pair; Sale Price
3 pairs for $t.00
MEMS WOODEN SOX
The $1.00 grade; Sale Price Toe
MEMS WORKING SHIRTS
Black, Blue and Khaki, reg. prices
$3.50 and $1.75; Sale Price =. .$1.25
MEMS UNION SUITS
Value $2.50-Sale Price $500
Mems $3.50 Union Suits go. $3.50
Mems All Wool Union Suits, heavy
weight, reg. price $500 value; Sale
L 1Icc '.''...'. ......... ..PO.CU
MEMS SWEATERS
$500 Sweaters at sale $500 and up
MEMS FLANNEL SHIRTS ......
$3.50, $500, $3.50, $3.50, $500, $500
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
LADIES' HOSIERY
CHILDREN'S HOSE
BOYS SHOES

BOYS SHOES
In Dark Brown CALI; sizes from 9
to l3R; reg. price $4.0O. Sale
rice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $2.9S
Boys, Shoes sizes 212 to 5H reg.
$500; Sale Price .......... $3.50
Women's High Boots in Black or
Dark Brown Kid with French heel !;
reg. $1,000; Sale Price .......$7.95
y Mems Heavy Working Shoes.
Black or Tan; all solid leather; reg.
$3.50; Sale Price 100
Children's Shoes in Black or Tan.
sizes 4 to 8; lace or button; reg. So !:
Sale Price ................. $3.50
Women's High Cut Shoes in all
black vici kid with military heels:
reg. $1,000; Sale Price $40. S7.95
TURKISH TOWELS
The SOC grade, Sale Price ..39c
MEMS CASHMERE SOX
Reg. $1.o0; Sale Price ...... 75c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
Perth Amboy N. j

We invite you to hear this helpful
oomparison-sven If you do not want
to buy. II Is purely q service on our
part-ia tho interest OF better music
in the home. Stop in whenever you
are In the Deishborhood with ten
minutes to spare.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-14
Y MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE PLANNED
Campaign Will Last For a
Week, Commencing
November IA.

A live membership campaign for
the Young Mems Christian association
will be launched in Grand Forks No
vember IA with an opening banquet
and special speakers for the occasion.
The campaign for new members will
continue through November 81, ac-
cording to the announcement OF Sec
rotary Nagel this morning.
At the board of directors meeting
last night it was decided. to return to
the old membership system which was
abandoned for a time during the war
for the so-called community plan
which has not proven nearly as sue
cessful as the old system under which
the association could operate upon a
definite budget
Two committees were appointed last
night to take charge of the campaign.
One committee will draft recommen-
dations for mems part in the drive
and the other committee will do the
same for the boys share of the mem
bership campaign.
Predicts Active Year.
Secretary Nagel of the Y. M. c. A.
this morning stated hat he was very
optimistic of the prospects for the
year and declared that a very success
full season could be looked forward to.
!. B. Crary, the new boys secre-
tary, has some splendid plans for
boys work during the winter. accord
ing to Mr.. Nagel, who went over them
with Mr.. Crazy yesterday, and boys
of the city can be assured of an &C
| tive and interesting years program.
Mr.. Crary will commence with his
! new work next Wednesday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-14
COUNTIES WILL
E|XCHANCEDEAS
FOR CAMPAIGN
Practically Entire State Or.
yanized for Red Cross
Roll Call Nov. 2.

An idea Exchange Is the latest tea
ture of the plans now under way for
developing a successful campaign pro-
gram for the third Red Cross Roll
Call which will begin IN Red Cross
Sunday, November 2, and will end on
sarmstice day, November IL, 1t was an
bounced by Miss Anne Ferguson to-
day. It is hoped, Miss Ferguson said,
that. through this exchange many
campaign for membership will be sent
to counties throughout the state.
The Exchange is conducted through
the state headquarters Office located
in the Northwestern National bank
building in this city. and already sew
eral. suggestions have been sent In
from county organizations which
seem to have accepted the plan en-
Enthusiastically. Wells county for in
stance reports that the organization
there plans to conduct union services
in each city Of the county on Red
Gross Sunday, and devote h services
70. promoting the cause OF the Red
Counties Report.
All counties in the state, with the
exception of three: two counties in the
eastern. and one in the western part
of the state, have already sent in the
report of their completed organization
tor the roll call and it is hoped that
by tomorrow every county will have
its campaign manager personnel chos-
en- and ready to begin work in earnest
at the opening of the membership
drive. Miss Heles Hamilton, state
chairman of the drive reported to-
day. Just as soon as complete county
reports are in Miss Hamilton, said to-
day, definite county organization plans
will be announced.
Preceding the Roll Call, the Junior
Red Gross campaign will De put on,
which will end October 81. AS con-
Quoted last ear the junior campaign
win consist not in securing individual
memberships. but rather school men,
berships, with the school as Il unit,
taking membership in the Red Cross.
e. r. Buell. Of Minneapolis, divi-
sion director of publicity. will! arrive
in Grand Forks tomorrow and remain
during the entire day to confer with
Miss Hamilton and Miss Ferguson, re-
garding the state campaign work.