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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11

all pro fans throughout the country
Pine Village. with Dick King feeling
al home under Clair Rhodes collar. de-
feated the easy going Wabash A. A. by
4 3 to 0 count. King dropkicked in the
last two minutes of play after missing
kick three different times Wabash
had out the necessary punch to put il
over. Rhode To doubt has visions Of
playing Hammond but these visions may
as weIl vanish as the Villagers are the
poorest eleven that Indiana has ever had
Tho biggest surprise that local fans
received Sunday was the defeat adminis-
tered the Hammond Clabbys by the opal
\. 4. over in East Chicago the scrappy
Gopher team was put to a big test when
they met the Ramblers and it was due
TO Darrow's toe that the Twin City ag
gregation was able 20 win out in the
last quarter. In Gary the Techs rambled
away from the Speedy a. c. SO 70 o.
which was indeed unexpected as the
Speedy outfit was considered a very good
team In the l60-pound class.
Detroit. which plays Hammond sun
day. has an impressive RECORD this
year and no doub. romans that the
coming contest viii be good one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
STILL TALK
OVER THE
BIC GAME
Hot Stove League Gather
Around OF Listen to After
math of Sundays Game.
BY IRVING CHAYKEN.

It will DO a long time before the Ham
u7nd-Canton game Is forgotten Fans
in Hammond and Chicago are stiH talk
ing over the contest. and the Holsters
hard luck in not scoring a touchdown
when things were all rosy. Various
opinions are being put forth as to what
Chee should have done with the ball on
the four-yard line and the majority be-
Heve that an end run should have been
attempted while others argue that Falcon
had made four successful line smashes
and ii was proper that he take it over
One way or the other Thorpe was inSthe
way and it was the most remarkable
hcad or tsck'e ever seen around Chicago.
The nay was indeed wonderful piece
of work and only an Indian would have
attempted the Job.
Those Hammond fans who were all up
set because Tom King was not at his
station because of an injury are all
happy today because Raston's work IN
Sundays struggle was all that could be
expected. The former Minnesota star was
in on every play and en- a correct count
it is found that he tackled five different
runners from behind Wyman. the new
backfield gent. showed that as partner
10 Bsston he has no equal. His steady
line plunging was a feature and only the
fact that he missed some of the signals
which were new to him. made the fans
feel somewhat uneasy.
How Canton can claim the pro cham
pionship is & mystery. but in fairness to
Thorpe's eleven it must be said that they
have not tasted defeat this year. The
coming Sunday when Massillon plays the
Bulldogs VIII perhaps tell q different
story. Massillon's victory over Akron
last Sunday by a IS to s score was Just
six points short OF what Canton did to
the Rubber Town boys two weeks ago.
the strength OF both elevens Is about
even OF course down in Canton they
have apples. money, homes cakes. home
made juices and everything 10 wager that
Canton viii win. while the MRssillon
fans. both young and old. will tell you
that this years eleven is the best they
have gotten together since Mars was
put on the football globe.
Rock Island kept on with its fine show
ing by winning by a large score and the
only defeat they have chalked up gainst
them was the one Hammond admins
tered soma weeks ago. Daven port.
strengthened by five new players. among
them being Solan and Marshall of Min
nesota- were able 10 held the strong De-
troit Herald team 70 a to 0 score.
Detroit threatened the Davenport goal
four different times without success. The
Herald team has 4 wonderful line and
their showing against Hammond next
Sunday will be watched with interest by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
FOOTBALL LEAGUERS
ARRANGE CUP SERIES

Final arran gements were made last
night ache meeting Of thu Chicago Foot
ball League for the competition for the
Lttzinger cup. Teams that average un-
der 1870 pounds only VIII be eligible The
series VIII begin a week from sunday.
Games booked for sunday follow.
Tornadoes and Stayms Gunff,r Park.
Calertons ard Logan Squares Logan
Square park; stewart Arrows and Light
nings Cragin PARK. Opal 4. and
Standards. Normal park Hsmln Hanks
and ST. Lawrence White city. Ken
nores and Chalmers. De Paul held; Mel
rose Park and Lake Forest Melrose
Park. Monarchs a Forest Park; Amos
A A. at East Chicago. AlpInes and Gary
Tech Cary Highland Park and WASH
lngton Park, EVcnston; Hammond Clab-
bys ana Maywcod Collegians haywood.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
MARTIN
PUTS MORAN
TO The BAD

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI NOV H. RI
Three returned service men agured IA
two terrific bouts last night before hun
dreds Of American Legion delegates.
Bob Martin ncayyweisut champion OF
4. f. T.. knocked out Jack Moran OF St.
Louis III the third round Moran fought
game battle and never stopped trying
uutii he went to the canvas for tho sixth
time.
Mike Ertle 81 ST Paul and PA Moore
Of Memphis. bantams. fought slam
bang ten-round match. Critic had The
better Or the first hE, rounds. but Moore
made whirlwiud hnish to gain The YER
dict.
Charley White Of Chicago beat Mike
Paulson. Minneapolis lightweight. but
seemingly did not extend himself and
was leered 81 the crowd
Theodore Roosevelt sat IN The press
row and made q short speech from the
ring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
O'Dowd Flattens O'Hagen

DETROIT Mich Nov 1l ~ Mike
0Dowa Knocked out Jimmy OITasan. ~
bany. Isl the second round Of "a scheduled
ten-ronnd bout last night OHaean went
down hree times, with rights TO the jaw.
Willie Murray. New York. won from
Mike Dundee. Peoria. in ten-round
seul-hnal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
LEONARD WHIPS
SOLDIER BARTFIELD
fINTERNA- ORAL NEss SERVICE

INTERIM .ohAL NEWS sEFvIcEl
JERSEY CITY, n. n. NOV. ll.-Bcnny
Leonard decisively whipped Soldier Hart-
field In their eight-round bout here last
night. but The hghtwetght CHAMPION
admirers lost a great deal of money
They had wagered that Leonard would
sop Bartlett. Leonard tried hard %
Snock his opponent out but hy taking
lot OF punishment Bartaeld managed
10 stay the limit
Mel Coogan easily outpointed The vet
aran Johnny Dundee in another eight
round bout.
Take The Times and k1ep "a
touch with the whole world
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
BOXING BOUTS
AT GARY

Bud Hamilton, lightwei ght. last night
beat solly Gallet in ten rounds a. Cary.
Although knocked down in the second
round. Serst. Spike Welsh forced Frank
Grower TO quit at the end of the fourth.
Charley Aiicg. bantam. drew with Your 2
kennedy. Gary. In six rounds The ref
cree's decision was unpopular.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
HISTORIC FOOTBALL
STRUGGLE SATURDAY
fINrERNATioNAl NEWS sFfvIcE

NEW HAVEN. Conn Nov -A
capacity crowd Will see Tho Yale Prince
toe struggle in tho bowl most SATURDAYS.
Every tickr offered 60 the general pubs
lie was aehhlod uQ. Howard Campbell.
II was thought today. VIII fiji Fred
Webs place at haIfhack against the
Tigers. webb suffered two broken ribs
against Brown last Saturday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
KECK IN THE LINE UF


iINTF7Nf1loNhL NEWS sERWCr
PRINCETON. y. D., NtN. If -Neck.
Princeton's 2-o-pound taciJe vlH 81 la
the Tiger line-up against Yale. it was
announced today His absence from the
line was folt gainst Harvard last Sat-
urday Tiger roofers haaedihis return to
The game with Joy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
Benjamin Beats Drummia

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 1i.-Good for
tune and a chilled steel Jaw enabled
Johnny Drummie. Jersey city. to last
Six rounds with Joe Benjamin. san Fran-
cisco. last night. The gong saved him
ia the fourth and firth periods
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
Donnelly Gets Decision

MILWAUKEE. Nov. Mickey Don
Molly. Newark. y. III lightweieht out
pointed Jimmy Hanlon Of Denver in a
fast ten-round- boxing bout
here last night. sporting writer's agreed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11

Gen. w. D. Conner, TIE successor
cf Genera! Pershing as the COM
mander il chief &c American troops
"a France. reports that there are now
only 5000 e. s. soldiers on French
soil. and that the number is rapidly
diminishing Within month, he
states virtually oil ths soldiers viii
De gone.
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EMPLOYMENT
MIR WANTED ,yyAl.r

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good ,.Ary Auply Monday mGruins 70
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BUILDING AND CONTRACTING q,
huNI NlON Urptrtrf rEU work At fu'
Fsf.r .s ioHT or contract rspsr work
srI ~ screens tp"salH Phone H901
WiiFN ~ Htfu ~ q .arpsrisr ssI phon.
7of2 from = = m " n
NOS uNIOS CONTRACTOR - Carpenter.
painter snd dseor.tor ! do .yorything
thst 4 buYsc 'squirr,. also h0rs snd
Cor,rr'o I pay cssh Tor WateriA, snd
DO your work usuis,tof,J Phone
H't2 q G. H'tns'
CLEANING AND DYETsG %
TRr Al rr NNp IltF
NI. 40 nov at Yu1 South Nan cleaning.
tH'..E Irn.a|Hs r'paIrIrr good, .aI'l
Or ard delivered 'Au''aruoa suarAnt'"d
DREssMABIHo MILLINERY 20
FINEi rLAs drs.makInE cnsu ,nIfs,
Jr-,trs and rhnirru's clothes nlsf.s
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Phone i.I'
hly Mis- MpNIGDHrlG at 49,. Is.i
Second bfs.suatiug Ati AL~tAlou
~ort rhor, 1850
IlfNFIlTDIHn Ani riro,irr neat vpt.
price reasonable WNr" Se-Ing Ns,h.no
."muAuy alH ia.t Ihri
pIsIlHCtlyt FROCES for children hand
srhroIistsd hopsshoII linens lugtus And
.IFrfir' Phone lfDO
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}uR SAhE--lpls model ford rcAd,tct. VA
eSeellrrt condition fAoBe 3tSS X 40
South Victor
yuR StLE--Ford roadster ch~ar. or wade
90 motorcycle soc south rtoo.L lhouc
ASps
rlRtS 20 PER CESr OFF - Harrow I.
Tire Rubber Co, sal Easl Second
street Phone lo66
BARRON = TIRE NIs-Yul,.n,,
Tvs and reueadins s.l Fast second
Phone Aode
FOR sAlt puiek roadster lirh, stu,
1900. 1913 Ford touring nyepA,.i.
Ger, tse5 Auto salvage, AIS ka.t Sec.
ond street,
YoR SAL Dodge tN.is,er body and ton
rord delivery body, StudehaRer ,s~rn.
passenger body Chevrolet five psasrr,r
Th,.. hcdics must se'l Al once Aut,
aAl,ass .is EAn Second .uesk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
EMPLOYMENT

~"
IN" Nf"Itp aar t'worc' DHmstt
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FOR SNLE Thyrorghhr"l fox t"-rttr
pnr0ics They are beauties. ia"EN
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FOR rAlF--or vii. raui 20 usat party.
rI.Ar and cold drink stand Apply ms
Aror y u Smokchouse no South
Main Street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

Room ~ lot ~ day ur yr,t h.' and ro.i
~et~r. tratonahIo Ir.rH '.,A thu
lhlft
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hrrpiuE rooms. modern south 'hpohufr
Phone di2I
TWO room, furnished complete Tor light
Housekeeping connecting hath. private
entrance close IN. no children rri,c tIi.
.vcrythlng furnished Phone 'o7l
ARCHER y I23 For rent. two tight
housekeeping rooms Phone 21sn
FoURTEFNTU D. i1t5 Two modern
light hou'esecp,ng rooms
ADMIRAL. y ISl1 70 couple ~ithon'
children. nicely hruishrd roop adjoining
bath Suh privilege ~ kitehon ant living
room Phone ol7i
CHFYENSE y ~ r~o nicely mr
nishcd light Housekeeping r""nf. good
neighborhood eycrI thing furnished no
children
TWO lshr Housekeeping rooms fur fout
Phone p2gT
JACKSON. 9 III Two housekeeping
room. Tor rent Phone $3.50
FOR RTNr Three nicely furnished light
housekeeping rooms south ehpo'uro
garage rrlvilrros corner ot Narton and
falr streets one block csst NJ Whtuer
school
FRANKFORT S. cIo-Ouc houscA coping
aud one ,lceprrr room
TWO uice, furnished Nsht hou,ekrrpDus
rooms arhnno, electriclv. garage ret
ctrnce Address p.sf. csrc WorId
DETROIT. y. aIS.tsh, Housekeeping
room tor reut Phone 1921
LouNG LADY wanted 10 Share furnished
apArsmcnI r,pcusos reasonable, 'lo'c
IN Phone s2l2
LkwToS s. OF ltsh housekeeping
rooms modern iu hlorA Of street car
barns. walking distance ~ West Iru's'
rrd o. w.s, f,nh street 80 uur rhou'
UUsl
Eiwoop - 1s7 For rcol ooe large
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
LIVE sToch AND yrH1cLEs 81,

~ -,rt -Fu'N'nct 'rr,,y mia -as
. ,tn-> ola. c,,-- gallons q s'-A.-ri
us tAt whose tttl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

FOR sAir one ton truck GOOD ccndi
ton Ptlee $3.50 essh Ailn Transfer h
Storage Co
NOTICE Of SALE To whom II may con
rsrn This 10 10 certify hat on June ..
lelT. sNeriH Mccullough stored a Stud-
baker four car wilh H. on eIeeunor nr
trplsvin snd same has remAin~i stored
IN nv raraFe ny ~ tho this time There
,i' nov 500 storage accumulated against
We car Therefore I will otter sd sell
to the highest bidder for cash this car
Tor ssls tN nay this storage, On the second
dsv ct june, 1919. st y m. At south
~esistu Garage 2il North Main
tuRD SEDAN. Perfect condition ecci =,
nov. for sale al sacrifice prsr II
YOU mean buainsAs phone sI,c sk for
Cooley,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

WANTED City ,a.-,mau geo v| embossed
gterncads good ,"mu.s"on. Fhoae
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COOK .ni ra,rv ma0 prIu,e cate. L.
ta,t tHurIh
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EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL q
LIVE STOCK
poGs. cars PITS


FOR SAlr TAyropghhreA for to-rtsr
pnr0ics They are beauties. ia"EN
FuR sNLF - HsA ca" Young cArAry
h'-i, God s~e,rs Pho-e Tp.- 'r
oNt t,s South Fsooi NrAr'-cr' 80.
FOR SNlT-T~o tNoroasAsr'! u.. Cor
DOR s,r's' plrs 40 ,rurta' o.l, Al
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F'E -Ntt .-Fu' N'rct 'sr,,v ~n. -as
'th-, o.t -f,-- gallons q ,'-A -ei
us day "fo-r titI
THNVnr oHRRvn rs-s~v hrg 'or ,s-- =.
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fn.,a " : lr,
FOR ~N'T.t ~-eEA-l vo-y n4'.~
..it~ '.s;s ,aI harness rr'-o So
FnE SN.F .f-.,- r,-,sv .ov t7S. one.
quarter ~i.. 'o-.- u.,a-t store Ion
hsrt si'''.r r Fr.a
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lio .st.- COW, g-nt., h.' srol ~f.s-.
a.'r a t.v 'eNr.-r ne.'s-s for sac. Box
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES '5
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rr~"r- sra ., .f't- hs ,, s
day a; los SoI'a ,4AAss Phone ca a.
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CLEANING AND DYEIsG
WEINBERGER

" D - - w IAik
Exclusive Moiisto
Designer ~ stylish gowns for all
occasions
We do hcmstltching And make
cloth covered buttons
Work called fur and delivered.
ron" Day Service ''.
Phone NEg6
sFWiNG OF ALL KINDS Alterations I.
speciality Phone 7i6d
MOVING AND STORAGE 40
Ir'- SOuR MOVE NIX. Joe Hodges
irsntfet. mcvng and storage good,
packed and shipped on short uoti.r Al
reasonable prirca i12 Souh Cincinnati
rhou. tsio
MoyINu ASp STORAGE
stofe with rsts' FirsVroof storage
Phone. "sag, lh-s ''at
PAINTING AND DECORATING so
rlAsIERlNG snd Patching cement work
prompt and ntAry done Phone I3l7
PAPEHlNU AhD rtlsTING E.um.I.s
ths.riully sivsn. oil work ruAranIeed
John Peterson, Pboas 1887 l2t
Cheyenne.
ROOMS PAPERED ineludinr aspsr. for O.
per room or up: ell work guaranteed
h sNthsrlsnd rAos. aSl7
CALL FRED EaiuRTLEFF Tor estimate.
or painting and paper hanging better
work for less money Interior work .
speciality Phono ii6i
REPAIRING AND REmoDELIFo 81
KEYS Made 20 order gun and locLsmith
ing Welding Of broken psrt' OF iron. 70
pairing OF everything Jacobs Novelty
Go 2ls East Fifsi. Phone ;2o
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-03-12
ENDOWMENT OF
$1,000 TO ME
CIT Y LIBRARY

Gil. Young, secretary Of the library
commission today announced endow-
mentsl aggregating $1,000 from Oscar
H. will 4 Co. and George +. VIII.
Oscar II. Will & Co. present the
library with $500 worth of liberty
bonds in honor of the memory Of Oscar
II. Will with the understanding that
the interest thercfrom is to be used
for the purchase Of agricultural, or
western and northwestern history
works and pioneer records.
George i. Will presents Il similar
amount in liberty bonds AS Il memorial
to his late wife. Katherine S. Will.
the proceeds from Which are to be
used in purchasing books Of conten7
porary interest, in fiction, or drama,
or works Of travel. 4" ia e, #
These enduwments assure Il Dcrnla:
ncut fund for the purchase Of books
which will do much to aid III building
up the Bismarck library. and the com
mission trusts that the example Is one
which other public-spirited citizens
will emulate.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-03-12
Grand Forks Women
Entertain u. C.. T.
Ladies in June

n meeting of the committee of
fifteen Grand Forks women chosen to
act with the u. G. T. committee to com
plcte plans for the entertainment of
the women who will be in Grand
Forks June 1913 and ii. attending
the annual convention, of the CONNER
cial Travellers of North Dakota was
held on Saturday, March $. Included
in the committee is Mrs. J. A. Poppler.
formerly of Fargo. The remainder
of the committee comprises Mesdames
II. X. Geist, r. c. Redic. Il. Il. Mont
gomery. A. Zamzow. L. Courtney.
Charles Burgess. Walter johnson. w.
b. Wilson, B. Cullen, John Dows, A.
Olson, Adam Common and Il. T. Grand.
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FARGO WOMAN as.~
CANDIDATE FOR
COMMISSIONER

The biennial election for Fargo city
commissioners. April 1. looks as
though it might become quite inter-
esting, there being seven candidates
in the field. These include William
Mills, present commissioner &. A.
Bowers, former alderman George IT.
bert. former alderman; Mrs. +. II.
Wilder; J. II. Dahl, former commits
sioner; John T.. Hogan, and W. j.
Hawk .E
An interesting feature of the con-
test is the entrance Of Mrs. Wilder, In
the race. this being the first time Il
woman has contested for this position
since the commission plan was adopted,
that office coming within the list for
which women can vote and hold office.
and that feature of the election will
undoubtedly cause the greatest specula-
ton as to not only whether the women
will vote Ell bloc for their sew. but to
which Of the other candidates that vote
will also go. there being two commits
siOncrs to elect. = We"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-03-12
ODD FELLOWS
NOT AFRAIDOF.
SNOW DRIFTS

1t requires something more, than a
flve-foot bank Of snow to prevent Bis
marck Odd Fellows, from keeping their
engagements. A carload Of three links
men proved this last night, when they
Ducked snow for three hours and Il
halt i'll order to reach Baldwin to in
stall the new officers of Baldwin lodge
anu confer the second degree on two
candidates. It was tough trip, but
the Odd Fellows We're more than re-
paid by the characteristic hospitality
which they met with at Baldwin. A
dozen Wilton Odd Fellows came down
for the doings and the meeting was
most enjoyable in every respect.
The Bismarck party, having, broken
Il trail on the way up. made the home
trip in an hour. reaching Bismarck
about 3 80 this morning ,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-03-12
WAR MOTHERS is
NEW ASSOCIATION
INNORTHDAKOTA

At Devils Lake, RECENTLY, IL group
of women Of that city formed Il So:
cicty of War Mothers. This organiza-
ton is the first of its kind in the state.
and is Il noteworthy one in, many re-
spcctS. The women who, were instrn-
mental in launching the society aim
ed to form an Organization which
would be of assistance in. f,lrtllering
wartime activities of all kinds, and
when the'nced Of this assistance ccaS-
Us, the organization is to become of
an honorary nature.
Mrs. Martin Reese was elected state
war mother: Mrs. Grace +. Serum
and the other officers NAMED were !:
Mrs. Karen Serumgard, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. X. Matison, recording
secretary; Mrs. r. =. Mann. treasurer !:
Mrs. Harry Knccshaw. historian Mrs.
Dan Stewart, parliamentarian: Mrs.
l.. Glerum. auditor. These officers
were elected at the first mcetin. held
after the charter was granted. on
February ~. The first annual meet
ing will be held at Devils Lake. on
June =, and ut that tie All mclcctiOn
will be held. Alnounceent was made
recently that Il Grand Forks woman
has been appointed as State War
Mother by Gov. l.. J. Frazier, but ac-
cOrding to officials of the state society
of War Mothers at Devils Lake. the
election of Mrs. Reese to that office
makes any further appointment SUI
pcrfluous. and the organization Will
recognize no other person us the War
Mother except thrUugll-the official cleo
ton procedure. This statement came
from officials of the War Mothers so
ciety at Devils Lake last night. -
Local units Of the society may be
formed in communities where there
are Is or more women desirOussg of
becoming members. Applicants for
membership must be the mothers of
sons or daughters who have been ell
gagged i'm government work during the
recent war. and grand-daughters of
these mothers also may be taken in as
members.
Applications for forming these units
of War Mothers may be sent to Mrs
Reese at Devils Lake.