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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23
DIN FUCA CONDE|ULU|.

I'm membru al Tniunei ne fell
eta pentru atitudinea noastra,
de. felul cum redactat ziari.l
81 ne ureaza mute, dar nu isca-
leste numele. - De unde Sc Stim
cal membru al Uniunei? - Pa
tea sugestiva care ne pune oe
yinduri e. cd rOminii nOStri char
atunci cind vor sa-ti spuna III
bine nu indraznesc sa-si arate
numele, dar inca atunci cind se
pling impotriya unor escrocl.
DuDa- cum Sc vede treaba pre-
sedintele Wilson trebue sa Sc
adreseze la pOpor sa ractifice pa.
cea. caci senatorii nostri nu vor
pace. - Dumnezeu sal mai lnte-
leaga. fnainte nu voiau lazboiu,
81 acum nu vOr pace ~.
Inca o ,noua metoda de atras
in cursa victimele sa le punga
sesti: .,Nrei Wiskey?'' - Desi-
CUR. cum Sc nu vreau. Am un
depozit mare. De toate soilIrile,
dar afara sdiil soras, ca aici mi-aa
frica sal tin. Hal sa-ti arat." 81
p!eaca impreuna. Case vechi pa
rasite destule pc Gimp. In pivnita
GU depozitul asteapta altii
Hands up, 81 cumparatorul j.
fuit. ST cine-i de vina la toate
aceste, zic uni, numai uscatil.
I-auZi ca tot a mai remas o
drasla din familia Romanoff. ma
rele duce NicOIai NicolaiOvlci, Cd
re sa pregateSte sd Sc puma II
fruntea unei armate sa sdrobeas
ca pc Lenine 81 pc Trotzky. =
Mine poimiine vom auzi ca re
inviat 81 tarul poate 81 Raspl
tin, mai stii
Sc zice ca dintre toti ex mo
narchii numai Carlutul Austrie
o duce ibine, caci Zita lui Sc mui
tumeste Gu ell. 81 asa, in calitat
| de burghez.
Artistele din New York Sc ii
| bine. A trecut zece zile de Gin
| s'au pns i'm greva 81 nu cedeazi
81 ce-i mai Characteristic, intre
lpoporul simpatizeaza Gu ele. Nj
ca Sc poate altfel. Doar greva
condusa cu arta 81 daca poporl
simpatiza cu ele atunci cind pl;
tea bani grei ca sa lie vaza, acul
cum mar simpatiza cind le we'd
vivante 81 GU surisul ademenite
pc buze. patrulind in fata teatr
lor fara nici plata?
l Z.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23
INFORNAIlUM

sbor peste Pacific. -Los All
geles. Peggy Hull, o fosta zia-
rista din Cleveland, acnm dupa
ce s'a reintors din Siberia, spnns
ca va shura peste oceanul Pacific
in priasul pnonoplan en- trei mo
toare, care este in lncrare la fl
.brica din Los Angeles.
Desemnatornl monoplanului G
u. White, spera ca uriasa nasind
50 treaca oceanul Pacific IN frei
zile.
Drsmatigtd - orsaniseaSA.
New York Treisprezece dintrt
cei mai cunoscuti scriitori de pie
se teatrale, id lirma ipcercarilol
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23
Lipsa de politisti. - Clevelaa
sPRE lSTIINTA TUTUROR.

Aduc la cunostinta tuturor, ca
parasind orasul Newark, 81 mu-
tinduAma Ia Akron, Ohio, unde
sunt angajat in bisnis ca bar,
restaurant & Pool Room, precum
81 agentie romineasca pentru tri-
miteri de bani in Romihia, vinde-
re de bilete de vapoare 81 notar
public, situat la adresa de mai
jos aratata. Gel interesati, care
voicsc ami scrie, sau are afaceri
GU mine, sd Sc adreseze Ia adrc-
So de mai JOS.
Gu stima:
p. CHINA, oficiu.
1856 SO. Ilain Street, sau 1925
sweitSsr Ave, Akron, Q.
{92 81 95 & 97)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23
Albania apeleaza la Statele U

mite. = Paris. -tDelegatii alba
nezi de la conferinta de pace, III
frunte cu Monsignor Louis Bun
ca. au TRIMS prin cabln un APPEL
la presedintele senatului State.
lor Unite, cit 81 senatorilor Lo1-
ge 81 Hitschcock, cerimd protectie
pentru Albania contra ,,imperla-
lismului'' vecinilor Tor.
Grecii, Italienii 81 Serbii me-
reu ataca teritorul albanez, dupd
cum spun reprezentaNtii albanezi
eli GER 'ca un plebiscit sd fie facu1
ca sa Sc determine frontiera AL
baniei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23

Vinderea de blani. New
York. - In Occurs de doua zile,
blani in valoare de $1.OO0,0O au
fost vindute la o hcitatie ce a a.
vut loc in acest oras, 81 care a
sfirsit ieri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23

1"1VNAs ~ ~ M
,EET, AKRON, OHIO.
Bell Phone: 5445.
-
fara fOlos de. impaca pc greviS-
tii-actori GU patronii teatrelor,
S 'au Intrunit All seara la Otelul
Astor, unde an pus baza unei or
ganizatii lor proprie.
Acesti scriitori au spus ca Ell
sunt intre eel ce perd mai multi in
urma grevei, 81 ell toate acestea
nimeni nu la luat in seama.
Sase mort in un accident. =
Traverse City. Sase lucratori
de la tren au fost omoriti 81 IT
pasageri raniti gray cind nn tren
de povara al companiei Pere
Marquette s'a ciocnit Gu un trc;l
de pasageri la citeva mile depar-
tare de acest oras.
Alta ,,fabrica" de rachiu' in.
chisa. - Cleveland. ,,Fabrica'
de rachiu, care, dupa cum spune
politia sc crede ca a fost cea mai
mare fabrica de rachiu din Ohio
de cind statul devenit dry
a fost atacata de forta politiei All
noapte, 81 a fost devastata
Patru dintre fabricantii de ra
chiu au fost dust la inchisoare, Ia
fel an fost duse Ia polite 81 cells
$50 gal0ame de rachiu gaia.
Au fost aflate aparate modernt
pentru facut rachiu. Ofiterii s'au
minunat vazind cit Gle bine este
echipata ,,fabrica
/ Gel arestati au spus ca = nu
mee lor este: George Mru tor
Miu), locuieste pc st. Clair Str.
Steve Micolo (ori Niculae); Gle
0rge Korkan, lOcuiesc tot pc st
Clair; 81 Steve Bennif, lecuiest'
pc Fullerton.
Moartea unui democrat japonez
- Washington. Strife din To
kio venite astazi spun ca ltagaki
cunoscut ca fatal democratiei ia
poneze. care este figura faimOa
sa in istoria moderna a Japo
! nicie. a incetat din viata.
Kaiserul ISL cumpara casa. :
\ Haga. Negociatiile pentru cur
pararea mei ease fostului Kaiser
an fost complectate. M Sc sti
cnld Sc va muta i'm ed, insa proba
bill la Joanna, pentru ca stapIn
easel. baroneasa Won Heemstra d
Beaufort.a annntat ca pc acf
/; timp casa va fl gaia
/ Secasatoreste la 81 ami. 80 Me-
York Rev. Moses Allen, SCI
4 tind licenta de casatorie STA ds
al etatea de "a ami.
r ,,Nu am fost nascut ieri,
! spus parintele Moses, ,,si nici i
sunt att de batrin ca muntii. =
sunt in perioda de aur a yietii, s
nu bine ca omul Sc fie singl
in viata."
4 Greva minerilor engleM sfirYit
Londra. Greya minerilt
din Yorkshire, care a tinut cit
: va saptamini, "a Sfirsit acum. @
I menii Sc yor appca De 1ucru im
Il dat.
4
81 Trotzky mobili lisessx ps toH
i nerii. Washikgton, Guvr
Z nul PRINT informatiuni din r
sia, din surse Suedeze, ca mini
!. trul de razboi bolsevist, Trotzsk
4 sustine ca toti tinerii de A op
4 sprezece ami il sus, se fie mobii|l
zati, la fel Sc fieadusi in seryici
rosiilor toti foytii ofiteri. El 60
Z templa ca Gu aeestia se aneeaph
E ofensiva contsa senerslnlp p n
Y nikin. (
1 y,
|yerile mari rlIi al,soij,c l5e
=, !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23
Carbune aflat Ia Spitz berg. :

OdrUulle d1lNL ~ HPAoAU0AS'
Londra. @ expedite scotland
sub conducera D-rului w. S. Bru-
ce a aflat la Spitzberg mine bo-
gate in carbune. Sc spune ca pc 0
mila patrata, la suprafata, Sc a
fla cinci milioane de tone de car
bunc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23

San Francisco. - O furtuna ce a
bintuit insula Formosa, de pc Goa
sta chineza, a distrns orasul Tai
to, unul dintre cele mai princi-
pale de pc acea coasta, dupa cum
spune 0 cablo-grama primita de
ziarul New World, un ziar japo-
'nez. Furtuna cauZat mari pa
CUBE 81 in insula Kinshu, in gru-
pul insulelor japoneze, spune e.
blograma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23
aapte ingropati intr 'un NOR.

NPUS 8HVPWV1 1Av1 VIZ AAtO1 AAtO1
mint. - Cleveland. Teri a a.
tvut loc inmormintarea lui John
Trainor, sotiei sale 81 a celor
cinci copii, omoriti de tren, pc
cind voiau So treaca Gil .automobi-
'lul linia ferata. Au fost ingropati
intrun mormiht comnn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23
Moartea unui democrat japonez

Washington. Strife din To-
kio venite astazi spun ca ltagaki,
cunoscut ca fatal democratiei ia
poneze. care este 0 figura faimOa-
sa in istoria moderna Japo-
nieie. a incetat din viata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23
Legea pentru speculatori va fl

Legea pentru speculatori va fl
aspra. Washington. - Repre-
zentantul j. C. Smith, autorul
proiectului de lege referitor la
inmagazinarea de hrana in maga-
zii-frigOfere va propune noui a.
mendamelte la legea facuta de el
prin luna Decembrie 81 care este
in vigoare.
Amendamentelc ce vrea sa pro-
puma sunt:
Timpul cit Sc stee hrana in ma
gazii Sc fie redus de la sase luni
la doua sau trei luni.
Pedeapsa pentru eel ce calca
aceasta lege Sc fie ridicata de ia
$500 81 treneci zile inchisoare Ia
81 900 81 sase luni 1nchisoare.
Numirca unui grup de inspec
tori in numar de 48 care Sc tin;
rccorlul cind intra 81 ,cind iese
hrana inmagazinata.
Rapoartele despre hrana dil
magazii 81 Sc faca lunar in loc
de tot, la trei luni.
Lipsa de politisti. - Cleveland
Acest oras are lipsa inca de 5O'
| de bolitisti daca-i poate afla
Seful politiei spus ca este ga+s
| a primi pc orr care persoana c'
corespnnde legii, daca face apli
cate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23
Sase morti in un accident.

Sase morti In un accident. =
Traverse City. Sase lucratori
de la tren au fost omoriti 81 IT
pasageri raniti gray cind nn tren
de povara al companiei Pere
Marquette s'a ciocnit Gu un trcn
de pasageri la citeva mile depar-
tare de acest oras.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23
Kaiserul isl cumpara cas&.

Haga. Negociatiile pentru cum
pararea unei ease fostului Kaiser,
an fost complectate. Nh Sc site
cilld Sc va muta i'm ea, fnsa proba-
bill la Toamna, pentru ca stapina
easel. barOneasa Won Heemstra de
Beaufort,a anuntat ca pc acel
timp casa va Fl gaia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-23

Sc zice ca dintre toti ex mo-
narchii numai Carlutul Austriel
duce bine, caci Zita lui Sc mlll-
tumeste Gu ell, 81 asa, in calitate
de burgheZ.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20
Jimmy Coon and His Friends
f--- -- lI.
The Adventures Of the Little. r eople Of
the Great Forest G.
DICK OTTER PLAYS A JOKE ON
SAMMY MUSKRAT.

Sammy Muskrat worked very hard
and fast digging the clans; and his
mouth watered, and he smacked his
lips very often, as he dug up a fat
and delicious clam and laid it on the
grassy bank.
Sammy was very set in his ways
as I said, and he wouldn't eat a sim
gle clam while he was at work clam
digging. You see, he was very very
particular indeed about his table
manners. He wouldn't eat a Shore
Dinner when his hands were dirty.
And he said to himself. while digging
the clans, "It makes me sick to see
Dick otter dig clans. and gulp them
down, like a pig, with his hands all
drippinswith mud! I'm glad that I
wasn't brought up that way by my
Mother"
And when Sammy had twelve big
moss.. he grinned from ear to ear, and
chuckled to himself: "My. won't I
have a feast, all by myself. when I
get my table set, and arrange to have
music, and sit down here in the twi-
light, and see the shadows creep over
the trees. and over Murmuring Brook.
and a these freshwater clams!"
Sammy Muskrat had set his table
on a fiat stone, beside Murmuring
f5rOOk, near a lltCle waterfall, WneFe
he could hear the music Of the water
turning into white foam, while he
ate his dinner. He worked very fast
and very hard, carrying his clans one
by. one to his table-which looked
very pretty indeed, among the fresh,
green ferns.
He was happy in thinking about
sitting down alone to his splendid
dinner. n
But Dick otter was secretly plan
ming a big surprise for Sammy Musk
rats lonesome Dinner Party. At last
Sammy Muskrat was SO greedy that
he left the big pile of fat clans, and
went far up Murmuring Brook to find
some more.
After he was out of sight, Dick
whispered to his Brother Billy, Come
on. Brother Billy, I invite you to have
a big shore dinner at my expense. 1t
is all ready and the table is set, and
the Dinner is waiti1g!!"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20
ADVERTISEMENT.
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

If you want to keep your hair in
good condition, be careful what you
wash it with. a-
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
is very harmful. Just plain mulsined
cocoanut oil (Which is pure and n
tirely g~reaseless), is much better than
the most expensive soap or anything
else you can use for shampooing, a.
this can't possibly injure the hair!
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub it in. One or two tea
spoonfuls will make an abundance Of
rich, creamy lAther. and cleanses the
hair and scalp thoroughly. The
irinses out easily. ana removes
every particle Of dust, dirt, dandrun
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly-and- evenly, and It leaves It
fine and silky. bright. fluffy and easy,
to manage.
You AN get mulsihed cocoanut oil
at most any drug store. It IL very
cheap, and . few ounces II enough to
last everyone in the family for
months.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20
FARMER ARRESTED
FOR VIOLATION OF
ESPIONAGE ACT

Eau Claire, Wis, March 10
George h Clausen, a farmer living q
few miles outside the city was placed
on trial here today in United States
district court charged with, violation
of the espionage act. Z
Clausen, according to the informa-
ton on which he was indicted declar-
ed the United States had no business
in the war and declined to aid in the
prosecution OF the war in any man
ner. A number Of witnesses were
called this morning. 1t is expected
that the case will continue through
tomorrow:
The case Of the state Of wiscopsin,
city and county of Bayfield, against
Frank Boutin Of Minneapolis was de-
cided in favor Of the plaintiff. The
state, county and city may now pro-
coed to collect $4,000 income tax,
due, according to the verdict return
ed this morning Of 100000 income.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20

The newest thing in spring apparel
is the tablier suit. The style of the
suit varies, it may be a box suit, a
modified box suit, a blouse suit or a
belted semi-tailored model, but If it
has the tablier vest you may know
that it is the most accepted style for
spring. Girls like them because they
may be worn without a blouse and go
well under the new capes. The
tablier vest itself admits Of delightful
variations. 1t may be of the suit
shade or a contrasting color, en-
broidered or plain, Of satin, crepe silk
or suede cloth. with round or square
neck outline.
This semi-tailored suit with it's
tablier vest is fashioned of midnight
blue %tricotine. It is a somewhat I'M
usual design for a straight-cut suit
over at one side with large
bone buttons. The tablier vest is of
henna silk and on it embroidered in
white the proverbial Cock Of Vic
tory is embroidered.
The skirt is long. but not too tight
for comfort. Two small plaits at
each side preserve the straight slim
lines, but permit the wearer to take
a respectable step.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20

A very quiet wedding occurred last
evening at the Methodist rectory,
when Miss Leona C. Paupst became
the bride of Floyd o. Mulch. Both
young people are residents Of Arvilla.
Attending the bridal couple Miss
Catherine Green and H. G.. YAKIMA,
also Of Arvilla. The ceremony was
Thomas H. Gallagher. After an ex-
tended trip south and a visit at the
former home of the groom in Illinois,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulch will return to
Arvilla, where they will make their
future home.
NJ. F. Murphy. Reeves avenue. &C
companied by his daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Louis r. Murphy and two chill
dren, are expected to return Friday
evening from Denver, Col. They are
at the present time guests Of friends
in Minneapolis.
The members Of the "'Wyanna''
Campfire club, who, had planned q
hike in the country yesterday after
noon, changed the hike into an in
door picnic at the z. W. C. A.. About
ten members e present and a real
enjoyable time was had. The hike
will be had In the near future.
X X \
Mrs. H. A. Bronson, formerly Of
this city, now of. Bismarck, arrived in
Grand Forks this morning with her
husband. Justice H. A. Bronson of
the state supreme court who Is here
i. 4 4
The girls of the Delta Gamma or
ority house. University avenue. are
enjoying a theateE party this evening
at $50 Long Lefty" About fifteen
will be included In the party.
4 ,Mt;
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Hendrickson,
507 Cottonwood street, announce the
arrival Of q baby son at their home
Tuesday, March, IS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20
FACULTY CLUB
WILL MEET
THIS EVENING

The first Of a series Of three meet
ings, which the Faculty club Of the
university has scheduled to take place
this ear, will be held this evening at
s o'clock in the Woman's league tea
rooms. AS in former years, the first
meeting of the year will be in the
nature Of a reception to new members
Of the faculty. The affair will be in
formal and hours will be from s to 10
o'clock. I
President Thomas F. Kane will give
an address Of welcome to the new
members and the responding address
will be given by Professor Henry
Haxo, temporary instructor in the de-
partment OF romance languages in
the absence Of DIR. Brush. Musical
numbers have been prepared and at
the close Of the meeting light refresh
ments will be served. +
The members who enter the faculty
club this year include Professor Henry
Haxo. department Of romance Ian
guages; Miss Jessie Bulge, reference
librarian; Harry Caldwell. director Of
athletics; Irving ,Garwood, Instructor
in English; Mrs. Jacob Hofto Of the
department of mathematics; Miss Jo-
hanna ,Londergan Of the department
Of mathematics; Professor D. r. Jen-
son. head Of the department OF cleo.
lA@0A ClA64ASCA AlI6 > Il 3 0IC1 OOlkSS Va
the English department; Miss Olive
Kunv, instructor Of the commercial
branches; DIR. A. G. Long of the pub
lie health laboratory: A.. B. Keator,
librarian; Robert w. Uphoff, in
structor of history in model high
school; A. G. Cosgriff. instructor Of
! science in the model high school; Miss
Margaret Van Hoesen, head Of the
home economics department; Miss
Beatrice Olson, secretary of the bu-
reau Of educational cooperation of
| the extension division; George Wilson,
director Of the extension division;
Isador Mendellsohn Of the public
health laboratory, and Miss Lois
Lyon Of the public health laboratory.
Hosne From Camp-Douglas Mac
Donald, sol of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Macdonald Of Lincoln Park, has re-
turned to the city from Camp Dodge
where he has been stationed for sev-
eral months.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20

And those two little scamps ran a.
fast as they could. and sat down to
that feast, and helped themselves to
Sammy Muskrat's Shore Dinner. And
as they smacked their lips over those
big and delicious clans, Dick Otter
said to Billy, Now I hope that Sam
my Muskrat will learn that when peo-
pie are selfish and would rather eat
good things alone than share them
with a friend, they deserve to have
their friends play Jokes on them!"
. And both chuckled as they swal-
lowed their clans. You ask me If
they ate up everything on Sammy
Muskrat's table? Oh, my nc. They
only ate the meats OF all the CLAIMS.
but they kindly left all the shells for
Sammy Muskrat! +
But when Sammy Muskrat return
ed and found his two friends, he for
gave them for eating his clans; for,
he knew that he had been selfish in
refusing to go claiming with Dick
Otter. and he was sorry for it. SO
the three friends all went to look for
other clans.
Tomorrow-Dick Offers Toboggan
r..T Slide.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20
Or INTEREST To WOMEN
Junior Red Cross
Assists Nurses

N. F: Pitman. in charge Of the in
1dustrial work of the Junior Red
Cross announced this morning tina no
word had been received by him from
Headquarters concerning the Junior
Red Cross refugee work, which the
American boys ! expected to under
take.
The manual training classes Of the
city schools are all busy at the pres
emit time doing Red Cross work. Last
week about thirty tabarets, for use in
the nurses homes at the hospitals,
We're completed N sent out. These
were. made by the boys of the first
year high school. The boys of the
eighth grade are making inkstands to
be used in the nurses homes and the
local boys expect to send out about
six dozen. The seventh grade boys are
making splints which will be used in
the hospitals. -
About 100 oak frames have been
completed by the Misunderstanding de-
partments for the Red Cross c~ertif-
Gates of the schools of the county.
Clarence Hale has lettered the certifi-
Gates and they are to be sent out to
the o at once.
The pupils of the downtown studio
of Wesley college will give the fol-
lowing recital at 4:3O o'clock Friday
afternoon at their studio:
Helen Waltz :. ..... Virgil
Helen Small.
In the Country ....... ...... virEil
Madalene Ashenbrenner..
Soldiers March ..:....... SSchumann
Kathleen Madsen.
Christine Nelson.
Arpeggio Waltz ......... Crawford
Ellen coghlan.
Winifred Davies.
Evening Hymn .............. Virgil
Helen Moore.
Richard Williams.
Air from "Il Trovatore' ...... Verdi
Marian Van Osdel.
Tarentella .......... Mendelssohn
Lucille Hurd.
SWISS Sung Pachef
\ Ruth Sinclair.
Song Without Words 49,. .streabbos
Margaret Enyeart.
Ding Ding Bell ...... Virgil
Pixies Drill Brown
Dorothy Gehrke.
80 Ruth Ruth Gauike. ere's
Song Without Wo. .rds. &. /. .Streabbog
Elizabeth Witherstine.
Helen Greening.
Inc moon Smith
'Arletta Brown.
The Tailor and the Bear. .MacDowell
Arletta Arneson.
Souvenir Valse .Ducelle
Betty Schwam.
Sonatina op. A.. No. .Lichner
Margaret Hubbard.
X Il *
Mrs. ". A. Mcintyre, vice chairman
of the Victory Loan committee, and
Miss Sue Maloney. county chairman
Of Grand Forks county, left this
morning for Fargo to attend the meet
ing of all the chairmen of the, state
at the Hotel Gardener today. The
meeting promises to be a large and !!
interesting one. and plans relative to
the approaching campaign will be
discussed. Committees to work in
each district will be appointed, and
an important step will be taken to
make this drive one .of the most sue
cessful ever heh. !
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20

Miss Maude McClaren, secretary of
the McCanna Red Cross, arrived in
the city this morning to attend the
Cross conference. which is being
held here today. Miss McClaren will
visit at the c. Stewart residence, 1913
South Fifth street. Other visitors in
the city attending the conference in
clude Mrs. G. S, Hager and Mrs. w.
T. Wylie of Grafton, who came to
the city this morning.
X i: X a..
DR.. and Mrs. E. P. Robertson, Uni
versity Place, will entertain the girls
of Macnie hall this evening at a 'Bak-
ing Biscuit and Maple Syrup spread.
This morning DR.. and Mrs. Robertson
entertained at a muffin breakfast.
There were At guests and assisting in
serving were Clarence Bateman and
Joy Belyea.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20
SPANISH PREMIER
SAYS HE SHARES
WILSON'S IDEAS

|. Madrid, wednesday, March 19.-
Premier Romanoes told The Associat-
ed Press today he waS . partisan Of
the lesgue OF nations In the same
n and scope V President wilson
Spain is ready to colIaborate with
other nations to her utmost ability to
make whatever sacrihces 90 are With
in her power to assure ~ succsss.. 10
added.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20
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