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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22

toned Thursday, with the result that
yesterday they took steps to. live up
to the requirements Of the banking
board.
Box's Note Paid.
Thomas Allen Boxs $4,000 note
was paid in full.
The $4,000 United Stores CO. note
WAs secured by collateral and some
portion Of It was paid. S5
The $4,000 impairment item also
was made good.
The banking board still has not
taken action in regard to, the applica-
ton for amalgamatton. In the mean
time, ]. r. Waters, state bank exam
liner, IL conducting an Investigation
into the actual value of the hank
buildings.
The Investigation into the Valley
City affairs, by which Hastings and
Box contaminated q deal whereby
James tGradyYand other stockholders.
In the American National bank , dis
posed Of their holdings to Barnes
county farmers. came as a surprise.
Hastings and Boxshaye been busy for.
over q year organising bank. In vari-
GUS sections Of the state with the
Nonpartisan league support and
further backed up by the league
newspapers. This, week. however, a.
g. Townley published q statement. dis
claiming all responsibility for the or
sanitation of banks, and adviaink
people to make organixers claiming to
york for the league. show their cre-
Some yery interesting dsyssopm.nts
Are anticipated.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22
OF
WASHINGTON
Is OBSERVED

washfngton's birthday was observed
in q quiet manner today in this city.
The celebration Of the occasion which
occurred during the day on the uni
yersity campus, occupied the atten-
ton Of those who enjoyed the holiday.
The federal, county and municipal
offices were closed during the entire
day, and from these buildings floated
the dag in honor Of the first president
OF the United States. Schools were
closed and no celebrations took place.
"A number Of programs which bad
been prepared by the pupils were pre-
sented Yesterday. All Of the business
houses Of the city remained open
during the entire day With the excep-
t50n of the bank9
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22
L. Peterson
To Complete
Work Here
Salvation Army Workers of This City
t o Leave Work Here-Ldeutenant
Peterson and Captain Emma
Aaserud to Take Up Work Else
where.

Tomorrow night a farewell service
will be held in the Salvation Army
hall in honor of Lieutenant l.. Peter
son and Captain Emma Aaserud, who
expect to leave this city to take up
work elsewhere.
Lieutenant Peterson has been as
sisting in the work Of the army for
the past few months and will leave
on Wednesday for work elsewhere.
Captain Emma Aaesrud expects to
leave for Mankato Sunday night.
Aside from the regular service, new
members will be sworn in. Captain
H. Veach will deliver the talk, The
Biggest Liar in Grand Forks"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22
STUDENTS ARE
DEFENDED BY
SEN LENR00T
Declares Disturbance Was
Because Speaker Was :
Tiresome.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Senator Len
root today told the special house COM
mittee investigating activities of the
National Security League hat alleged
noisy discourtesy by students Of the
University Of Wisconsin during an adj
dress by DR.. Robert McNutt McElroy,
the leagues educational director, was
due to the speakers lack of mag
.netism and that the students alleged
kissing was but the beginning Of a
'~skyrocket" college yell.
The senator declared Mr.. McElroy
in addressing the student body was
very tiresome in his efforts to edu-
cate an audience which probably
knew more about the subject than he
did"
If DR.. McElroy called the students
damned P~russians" Is he testified,
Senator Lenroot, a speaker at the
same gathering, said the epithet was
not made within the hearing of any
one and that If it had been flung In
the face of the students. DIR. NOEL
roy would be telling a different story
now"
"There e was a .patri-
otic gathering. than that Of those
students" declared the, senator.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22
Speaker Who Fought
Van Lear Will Speak
Here Next Tuesday

Rev. M, D. Shutter Of Minneapolis.
who will speak at the court house
next Tuesday night on the subject,
Socialism, It's Plan And Purposes.
was one DE tbs leaders in the fight
against forme--M Mayor Van Lear some
time ago when the Socialists at
tempted to gain control Of the board
Of education in Minneapolis.
DR.. Shutter IL extremely we'll posted
on the Socialist problem and those
who want to gain valuable informa-
ton on the situation should notzfatl
to hear him Tuesday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22
Recognition OF
Polish Government
LII. Has Been Expected

Paris. Friday, Feb. 21.-The> action
of the council of the great powers to-
'Ignace Jan Paderewski. has been ex-
.pected as a sequel to the reaching Of
an accord among the Polish govern
ments.
The recognition is to follow at once
and thus tn enew Polish nation will
come into existence among the rec
ognized world overs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22
OF Amnesty
Signed By Emanuel

Rome, Feb. 22.-King Victor
Emanuel has signed a decree Of
amnesty to soldiers and memberss Of
their families sentenced for political
and economic offenses, treason and
speculation alone being excluded.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22

ConstanttnopIe, Friday. Feb. 21.-
The losses Of the Turkish army from
the time Turkey entered tho war NM
til the end Of 1913 = placed AIM
477, dead. wounded, prtsonefs and
missing. according 70 an official state-
ment.
The casua1ties are distributes =
follows:
. Kiiled5aud died Of wounds and dis
ease, $3.50 o1lcers. 431.434 men.
/. Prisoners ana miA4nE3 .o3e od1csrs
and 10e,7o1 men. III,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22

haifthS 18ss tTid1h aspofitical caiL
paien wore nailed the nail factofy
would hAys ~ fpn tvnty-fouf hours
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22

There never was a more ,patri-
otto gathering. than that OF those
students declared the senator.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22

It IL an unusual woman who can
smile at a compliment-and then for
get 1t.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22
DENOUNCES
NATIONS LEAGUE
in THE SENATE
fContinued from Pare 1

from E8Se ~
toned Thursday. with the result that
yesterday they took steps to live UP
to the requirements Of the banking
board.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-22

Sergeant "Mose'' Rosenzweig. sends
word from Camp Dix hat he expects
to be discharged soon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
HCLAHDA CCNCEDE0 4
~iNGLATERRA e. US0
DEL RIO ESCALDA

LCNDRE$. En"ro la s.guien-
tc declaration cficial Sc hu daGG 4
IA p1blioida& Hor @, Miujstcrio Dc
R~elarioaes Fxteriores Dc Ho!aNda;
En- cia@iou con 81 solicjtud de
qur Sc comedian f~ayi!idadeS para 81
-ransportc Dc where's para las tro-
nas de orupacrcp en- Alemania. por
La ruta& Cuvia!cS hoiandcs2s, par
5icularmcrtc por . Esca!da, cl 70
nicrno inglJs M e%Drcsado ademas
81 desco Ge hacer $50 &c este rio
para Ia Decentralization dc las tro-
pa ingleS.S lu- tengau qIc regre-
s9r a 50 pals.
III -obie-no hclaades Ia con
tcs'ado que 70 tieNc objection que
poa"r a cse tranSporte, s!cmrrr qac,
= en- vista d2 l%s circunst&nc!aS IS
oe~;a!cs. diyho acto no Sc eonSidc-
~ como VI rrrcedcnte: que q trans
porte de cs;ts -ropas &c haga en- bar
COS haiu Ia nander& mcrcantc III
glc-a. : Que 5, intorme prcviamentc
4 In -u;or!dadcs ho!aulesaS de ca
ia urarSportc que tcnga que entrar
: salir dc csas rutas fluvIalcs.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
NOTAS BREYES De
BLSBEE, ARIZONA

BISBEH.. AizoHa. Enero -.
bale cue ruvc lucar 81 dia 81 del
mes pasado. para dcspcdir al aRo dt
i1@lS. en- Ell Salon &c EOS Caballeros
de Phi,iaS. ha sido uno &c los mas
luc;dos que Sc han eject ;ado en- cSta
pob!aci5n.
FL bale So ii" . bcncficio de Ia
Log.a Fratcrnal de Ayuda. habi@n-
dose visto sumamente coucurrido por
10 mss ~grauaio de Ia colonial mcN!-
cana d" este lugar.
RI senior Guillermo Vi. Amor. que
6 G! Prrsidentc De Ia Logia nUmero
1884 de ia Gran Sociedad Union
Fratrrr2l dc .lyuda. Ge Lawrence,
Kansas, mo c~X-proicso a Ia f!esi~,
hshjcndo rcciyado Il Il c9trada del
.Nno Nucro. una hcrmosa po2Si2
alusiva a Ia fiesta que Sc cclehraha.
Entire Ia concurencia Sc ha!iaban
las senoritas Julia LOPEZ, Magda!e-
M Maritime, Victoria G~rcgovicA.
Cloti,dc L.ucero. HoctsnSia Monde
Cuquita : Margarita Nuno. Eva
G~onzale3. Maria RehclcS. Angela y
Marianita Fernandez. Guadalupe dc
Medina. Maria Rivera, Carmc!ita
Fcliz. Mercedes Vega : .Antonia Co.
"a.
Entire los sc1ore SC hal!abaa Pc
dro CALICO. Luis Aware. Jorge
u-;u;,- Er,.,, E.r.io Ics,iS Pm
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
PROYEC7AH UW SERVIc!O
De TREHES
W!ene de ia Ia

do rcdunia.a en- beneE:.io del comor-
clio de esta ciudad y de otros del Es-
tado para los cualas es puerta de en-
trada y sa!ida Eagle Pass.
Sc tienen fuHdadas esparanzas dc
que no solo &c ~cstab!ezca ell. ~sarvicio
complete de trcnes de Piedras Negras
= Torrc0n, via Pared6n q Hip6lito.
Slro que tambiGn Sc inicic an servlcio
d'Eacto cptrc Ia ciudad dc Durango
y FL Puerto dc Tampico. yias Hip6li-
to. Paredon Y Monterrey.
Sc cstima que para proporcionar
eStos servlcios Sc necesitarin por 10
m2nos treinta carros. los cue Sc ira
Ia de adquirir. entrando en- ell plan
que Sc tieHe, 81 obtener aigunos ca
rrcs cen scrvic!o de buffet. per ser
necesarioS en- atencion Il 10 largo del
trayecto que los tr2ncs tcndran cue
r~ecorrcr.
Fl plan 0 proylcto que Sc ticne y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08

Parece QGe a excursion comercial
= Mexico, inic;ada por IA Cama:a dc
Concrete de este ciudad. Sc ileva-
ira al fin q tato cn los prmcr0s dias
del pr0ximc me- lie Fcbrcro, con
'forine 4 las decisioncS acordadaS en-
L dl,in.a session que cclcbrarOn en-
Il cdif;cio dc Ia citada Canlara los
Concentrates = irdustrialcs que han
.vcnido discutiendo este aSurto.
De ana manera ~defiajtiva sc acor-
do que 81 vial" tcnga lugar en- Ia
cpoca anunriada, m~ientras Ia mis-
ma CamGrf DC Concrete trabaja
porgue las rcsr~icc;ones que eXjst@n
7ara e ervin de mercancias 4 nueS-
,ro pais sea- oor complete remOvi-
tas. 10 cual c5 muy importautc para
oua 10 excursion sea lie 5ucnos re-
Sul.adcs.
Como =, hcmos dichc. tanto los
v~omcrciaatc: DC este pals como ict
lcl nuestro - ha"an muy entusias-
mqdos con Ia idea de este viaje. e.
cua! rrdundari en- provccho de las
dos 1acioncs.
Como Ia compania de los eocheS
Pullman exile una fianZ& dc sescn-
IL mil pesos por cada mt dc los "a
rros De su propicdad CUE sean in
1crnadcs CT Mexico. en- II ultima
iunta cue ;clebruron los ccmercian-
res ~intoreS-doS on Ia excursion y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
EN- FERRERO Sc REALIZARA Ell PROYECTAD0
WAE COMMERCIAL ALA REPFUBLICA NEXICANA
Glen personals fornaran Ia excursion, que visitara yasias
de las p~rincipales ciudades del pals

T -Er- V,.,
LUIS t't -. afGxi.o am
~v'"S ID -, - nan;,,I 10
ne11CoSI avs ","S VI ",dS ~, 10
- Nep"oiiI%, ! ""o ~ unn",aJ,
ias ''!"s P"'!"I'o'' r
"u'e"c'o"es "'i s."ol ~
cf>g'rE; Hu'ef' I'G"S =" -
C'''a"U ue N""u"ilJa,S u. - q.s
)" quS '"o ne~r;.j .omo S,s A.
nn;o IL nyc~reiGn masrarj din :
n,aJin ~ J., c,r;+oI ~+a,,tia -ocando
%na - nohlac;o,.s
- P'S" 80 ~ ,an,.I fo,..o-
' WIN. - ;,L,i
yS'IIt''G s;,.r '
nc T""""'A'"i'' ....or,.
ia "''' u. 'JS l- 10
- '''Uia '>o-'nuY G
I"l ",s:niG, 10 .
-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08

u fne discutido con ell director de
les F~errccarriles Nacionales, propo-
ne la siguiente distribution: seis ca
rros. con dos a~dicionales para GUAM
do las exigencias 10 requieran. en- ei
servicio de Laredo d Ia Ciudad de Me-
xico; seis carros, con dos adicionales
tambi6n, para eli seryicio de eagle
Pass a IL ciudad de Mexico; dos ca
rros. con dos ~adicionales, para Q! ira
rico de Mexico d G~uadalajara y seis
carros con dos 2dicionales, para c!
servicio del tren dc Durango a Tam
pico. Es decir, cue sc neceSitaran
vcinte carros ordinariamcnte, con ~
0 doce a~dicionalcs para llenar las e%l
gencias en- dias 'de mayor trafico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
FUE SUSPENDED EEL
DEMOCRATIC"
tViene Dc = Ia

tirada a Rip-Rip a raiz de haberse
anunciado la remocion del Ministro
Eckhardt. como resultado del acuer-
do tornado Dor los alemanes Y resi-
denies Ell Mexico de s~uspender toda
campana contra los aliados Y los Es-
talos Unidos. en- vista dc que M Sc
compadecia esa campana o las de-
mandas cue Alemania viene hacienda
d los aliados para que sc levante el
blooueo y Sc lie presto auXllio para
mciorar 81 situaci0n alimenticia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
RARCCS AMERECAH05 EN-
FL PUERTO De DANzIG

WASHINGTON. Eucro I'm in
formc dc Suiza. rccibido hoy aQui,
dice que dos cruceroS amerrcanoS
han legado al puerto de Dan2ig, en-
Ia Prussia Occidental. Y que una Co.
mission naval inelesa l!eG5 cast Al
mismo tempo d csc puerto, 4 bordo
de un crucero briJanico.
Sc cree aqui que los dos bartOs
americanos scar los mismoS que Vi
sitaror Copenhague hace dias Y que
han sido destacados para ayudar 4
los americanos. que, hayan sidO in
ternados durantc IA guerra Il 10 lar
90 de IL costa del BaitiCC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
EN- OYSTER BAY SERA Ell
SEPELiO DEL COR.
ROOSEVELT
'Nienr Ge Ia ia.)

su of-ecimicnto. en- vista de que 81
Cororci manifesto en- rcpctidas oca-
stones suS deseoS dc que su cadaver
fueya cnterTadu eli IA poblacion &c
Oyster Bay, Y Guc Il f~unerales fuc-
raH arreGisdos compicta ' eXcluSi-
vamente por suS amigos, entire quic-
mes yivio por tan largo tempo ha-
bicndo Sido tan feliz.
Cen motive de los funera!eS del
emlnente ex-PrsSidente. Ia BoIsa Sc
cerrara munana Il las doce Y media
del lila.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
FoCH Y MERCER
RECISiERON Ell GRADO DE
OCCTORES

Del .SeyUicfo cspcciat dc LII PRENSA"
PARIS, Enero LA Universidad
Jage!!on, de Cracovia- n de las
mas antiguas del continente europeo,
:es ha concedido ell grade de Docto-
res H~onoracios al Primer Ministro
Clcmenceau, al Mariscal Foch y al
Cardcnal MERCER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
sUBE Ell NIVEL DEL SENA UNAS
s PULGADAS

gsI,oy,,,,a Esper;ql yara Ii PRENSA.
PARIS, Enerc Ell nive! del
Scna. subi5 durante IA noche pasa-
da unas echo pulgadas, y como result
tado de clio, e( aqua comenzo a fill
trarsc para les S0tanos de diversos
cdificios en- differences parties De Ia
.iuJuI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08

a Sus baStonese para discover 4 Ia
multitud que Sc habia congregado
para escuchar IN discurso de los Sim
Fienner.
Este aContecimicn-o uvo lugar en-
Irlanda. en- Dummanway, ccrca d"
Cork.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
HCBO MUCHOS HERIDQS

BE- S~-cicio especial d. al PRENSI"
LONDRES. Enero T.-MuchaS per-
soras r~esultaron heridas = cOnsccuen-
cia dc que Ia policia tuvo quo acudir
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
UNA GRAN FLOTA DE BARCOS
EXTRANJEROS EN- CO.
PENHAGUE

COPENHAGUE, Encro Tina
gran flcta &c barcos cXtranJeros sc
cnr1entra ahora en- la bahia dc este
puerto. FL crucero americana "Chcz-
ter" ".AlmiraEtc Andrews cuatro
'cruccros ingleses, once d~cstroyers,
IN crucero acoraZado frances. I'm
destroyer Y tres torpaderoS, form&n
81 cscuadr0a naval dicho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08
LlSTA Ne. 2 IN e.
PROXlpO NUaERO
TSPIHITISMO

I-Fs-t% Eel iSey SA.5a'oh s.s..'
Dogma y Ei;ua. Sc a Ai;= MaEia. Con
;eE- e .-ia5Euso e SSiam5u. IA Ca
has. e. Ts-o., ~scc-e.cs dc! ssitc, NJ
grcaE-nci.. e.. 5 NO
Euch.s:L;oae5. C-imo=ios y Pcr:Sca,os s Gi5
Z. Dragon 9oic. . sea el a,;c lie man
Go- = &c. cSp:ritus ...-.-......... -
Z, Poic- De- FcE.aza;en;o. 5. G-ni-
no y c-..Is%. Como estcdia- az
fIerEs .....-.........- As
I! IiD!o inferno. TEasaGc de AS cIsu-
c.ss ocu,tSs. Consic7e q l;5-o - San
Cip-.a2o. Clavisula de SaLnoa. 81
etc S223
:. Es-dzdeso Dragon Rojo. Eacs:-
2cm.-a:c>, 2odo &c aace.se Invisible.
St~- 5 80
- G-sa EGrits Adi-ilaGn-E ......- 3SJ
Diceiona@io Internal. Conaeae maE'a
Bianc=. Reia : Mega, Apasc3cneS.
etc. 2S9
L:a.o ,izgno &C SaE CjpriaEc. Ed::i5"
mia = c~ompI-Ea de! teno-O 'I.imo-
= Gran llas:a Suprsa.s -........... 8 i.le
Mauaa. de Nigga Blanca ........-..- ; 90
Manu-. - Si@Sia NeErs .-......... : 80
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mar = :oics los jusGos ....-....... l.oe
Sec.e:cs lie AE5esto el G5sDdc .-...... 5 o.5e
Sec~etoS ds Il 2yestiGiS;iaci6a y "a
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T-so-o &c SIi.asrcs t- l. Cruz de Ca
=a"sc@. Terdadeca loys Cd c-ui',a-
mo : v.SV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08

Noy35As EISToglCAS Y PoFUs4E5S
j - CENTAvOS CADA UNA
AbcIa,ly y E.o5sa
Amor e N-1-e
Be-t9id9. Bey-oid:uo : Ca.aseEo
CzEiona-Eo . JOS - Pascs d- F.l=ci5
E.e-o tO-r!ea:es
DS=2 Tlanit&
Is H-tC:sEa &C 5-Gsc.ss
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Esg:2zs &C C:a flar
For DC ua vi
G-aoyev@ Ge B-syant-
Herman C9-:=s : Marina
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Les A1l-=:es &C Terr-i
Ramon LsscauS
&a-ca-i,a &c Bo-goEa
Geo. Ct moro de Vcaec:a
Psb.o : VirSi2iS
romeo : Jr2as:a
Trc:G.a amos o Il vida &c IN iezado,
AyENTURAS De SHERLOCK
HOLMES
a 80 CENTAvoS CAD TONIC
= T~ntedo- &c C1c-Tc-eS.
- Robe Gel Dsauaaie A-ul
l. H.ia Ge! Usu.e-o
Blackwell :! P.-ata del Tamesis
Jack = D-str'pado-
Los Hone!srps F&sos &C LoE5.es
l. Malta SsaEr5enrs
In NSGico Criminal
Fl GStainea:o ~! Director
shs-.ocN no.rcs ; = Co~nt-a5=adtsts
De Opio
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b--g.
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Il VilIa Ro;z &c Paris
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INA Norn- &C Tes-o-
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Ia iafane Possda del Cairo
- Ear;-Szio &c Corfu
Ii Reg dc ios bSGdicos
AvEErCRAs De JOHN c 50
LIES
4 so CESTAvcs CADA TONIC
:! Tac5<a;:o Mi,,s-loso
In Rcbo On el Pslscio Real
Il Principe JGSaGor
= .iszl:o en- e Sleeping
r. Ano Eoio
Z! ne.e3cro de EsE!estoae
Il Sec-eto del Aailo
Z Prc5;dea,e Gs ms Cenalsa
Z Fa!so Sa.7>aCo-
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" Isso-o &C. RoSai
In VlaJ= de Eota,
r S--cs5ore G.. Sol
e Tcsogo del Es:aas
IN a Ra-Oa--a
Z. See-e.o &C! trsc-o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-08

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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-25
RED CROSS
SEALS READY
FOR CHRISTMAS
Vermont tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION Ready for Big
Drive for Funds

The Red Gross Christmas Seals
which for q number OF years have
raised funds to finance a nationwide
work against tuberculosis will be on
sale throughout the United States
next week. In Vermont the proceeds
from the sale will be used, as former
ly, to support the work of the Yer
mont Tuberculosis Association.
From the pennies, dimes, quarters
and dollars received from the Red
Cross Christmas Seals the Yer
mont tuberculosis Association has
equipped and conducted Precento-
rum at Essex Center, it has enlist
ed thousands of children in the
Modern Crusade, placed a visiting
nurse in the state and helped hun
dreds Of sufferers from tuberculosis.
The Association feels that the time
has come now for it to greatly en-
large its activities, that it is neces-
sary to 60 out in the state and find
every case of tuberculosis that is
menace to the health of others, every
incipient case and thru ignorance is
loosing the chances of arresting the
disease land every child that is eX-
posed to tuberculosis in his home.
To finance this work $4,000 dol
lars is necessary. Most every state
in the union has planned to supple
ment the sale of Christmas Seals
with a drive for funds to fight tu-
berculosis. Vermont ha sorganized
to raise $4,000. Hon. Fred A..
Rowland of Montpelier was appoint
ed State Chairman and has appointed
county charmen. However, as the
work of organizing for the drive con-
| tinued those most interested felt
that the first December was the work
possible time for Vermont, because
the condition of the roads made it
impossible to get around rapidly In
some parts of the state to organize.
1t was felt that this drive was so
important, as it will doubtless he the
means of saving many lives from tu-
berculosis, that no chance should be
taken. Moreover, it is planned to
spend a large proportion of the funds
in the districts where they are raised
and if some districts for reasons be
vond their control, cannot properly
organize at this time to raise then
quota the worw in these districts
could not be done.
Therefore, it has been decided tt
POSTPONE the drive to raise $4,000 tC
fight tuberculosis until May, or June
the definite date to be announced
soon, and to place the Red Cros
Christmas Seals on sale for the sake
of keeping up the present work O
the Association until that time.
In order that the broader pro
gram may not be delayed by thi
postponement health nurses will b.
appointed and given special training
for tuberculosis work, district as
sociations organized in each of til
ten health districts and doctor sc
lected to attend the Trudeau schoo
for tuberculosis experts in order tina
he may be prepared to serve as al
expert consultant. Thsi will max
it possible to start the work IN ever
part of the state as soon as the driv
in May is finished.
1t is hoped that enough money ca
be secured from the Red Cros
Christmas seals to finance this pre-
liminary work as we'll as the othe
activities of the Association unit.
June /.
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try Saturday evening. The Sunday
schools are invited.
Harry Gregory Of st. Johnsbury
has moved to his farm which he re-
Gently bought Of Mr., Bonzey.
MI and Mrs. Charles Bonzey have
returned TO Boston their former
hone,
! \,cnd i lie .,cy and Clarence Col
by of Springfield visited relatives
here over the weekend.
Mrs. David Knowlton is sick at
Brigktlook hospital.
Mrs. Ella Simpson has returned
home from Lyndonville where she
has been visiting.
Green Mountain Grange have pur