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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-04-26
NOTED REGIMENT
RETURNS HOME

NEW YORK, April 23. - Some
of the famous eleventh engineers,
who used picks and shovels as
weapons in helping stem the Ger
man advance at Cambria, return
ed home today on the steamship
Santa Teresa from Bordeaux.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-04-26
MARKET
SALES SATURDAY. APRIL 10

-
Atlanta, 5000 3
Booth, 500 40, 1000 SO
G. o. D., 1000 3
Florence, 500 40
Kewanas, 1000 5
Lone Star, 5000 10
Merger, 5000 5
Silver Pick, 5000 10, 10000 IL
Spearhead, 5000 Is
Cash Boy, 5000 IL
Great Western, 1000 4, $500 5
Gypsy, 1000 4
Jim Butler, 1000 SO
Midway. 10000 81. $500 ga,
1000 60, 1000 IS, $500 81
MacNamara, 5000 rs
Rescue, 5000 IL
Tonopah x, 100 "a
Seventy-Six, 1000 IA, 5000 16
Umatilla, 1000 1
West End, 100 $1.S5, 1000
$1.S7M
Man. Con-, 5000 8, 1000 9
mustang, lV,UOO D
White Caps, 1000 2S, 10000
80, 500 80, 5000 80, 1000 3s
Mayflower, $1,000 10
Nenzel, 6O0O 5, 5000 6
Divide. 600 $11.50; 500 $11.4O
Hasbrouck, $500 81, $500 80.
5000 SO, 5000 "a, $500 IS, 5000
81, 5000 Sc, 5000 81, 5000 SS,
100000 SO, 5000 90, 1000 81
Divide x, $500 $1.02A 1000
s1.05; 5000 81
Dividend, 5000 Sc. $4,000 81,
1000 "a, 5000 So
Brougher, 6100. $1.57M q $500
$1.55, $500 $1.6O, 5000 $3.50
Gold Reef, $4,000 IS, 5000 "a,
1900 Sc
East Divide, 1000 So, 10000 81,
1000 SO, $4,000 40
Rosetta, 1000 80
Alto, $500 So, 1000 "a, 5000 55
Wedge, 5000 16, 1900 II
High Divide, 10000 20, 1000 80,
1000 %
Silver King, 1000 20, 1000 25
Ben Hur, 1000 25, $4,000 26
Divide Con-, 5000 Al
North Divide, 5000 10
Annex, 1900 16. $4,000 II,
5000 IS
Junior, $4,000 IA, 1000 IS
Allied, 5000 IS
Grimes, 1000 20, 24,500 80,
5000 80, $1,000 81
Reno, 5000 II, $4,000 IS
Victory, 5000 81, 5000 40
Verdi, 1000 60, 1000 65
Syndicate, 1000 16
Silver, 1000 40, 1000 AZ, 12.-
500 4s, 10000 A, COCO As, 5000
Al
Belcher, 1900 So, 1000 "a
keystone, 1000 Is, $4,000 16,
1000 IT
West Tonopah (4c DELI, 500 80
Operator, 5000 16
Divide City, 5000 So, 5000 35,
1000 81, 500 36
East Divide x, 5000 16
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-04-26
SALES THURSDAY. APRIL "A

SALES THURSDAY, APRIL "A
Blue Bull 5000 3, 1000
Cracker Jack, $500 4
Consolidated, 1900 10
Chariot. 1000 20
Florence, 500 43, 500 40
Fraction, 1000 A
Grandma, 1000 4
Harmill, 1000 81
Jumbo X. 1000, IA, 1000 Is
Junior, 5000
Kewanas, 5000 2
Lon Star, 1000 IA, 1000 IS
Mrger, 1000
Red Hill Florence, 1000 4
SilverPick, 5000 Is, 1900 IS
1000 IA
Spearhead, 1900 Is, 1000 IA
Wstern. 1000 81, 5000 rs
Great " Western, 1000 6, 1000 Z
Gypsy, .c00 4
East Divide x, $500 II. 5000 IS
Jim Butler, 1000 "a
Mizpah, 1000 IS, 1000 IL
Midway. 1000 So, 5000 so
North Star, $500 8
Rescue. 1000 10, 1000
Tonopah x, 500 $2.35
Seventy-S Six. 1000 %, 1000 20
West End. 100 $3.50. 40t
27H
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-04-26
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Arizona and Southwest.
Standard Sleeping Car Leaves Los
Angeles Tuesday and Saturday.
Leaves Beatty Monday and Thursday.
D. ASHLAND GOLDFIEJD
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-04-26

You have not done enough un-
til you have done everything
America asks. The doughboys
didn't wall "quits."
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
GROCERIE ST LAPT1RIE

vinzarc de butter 81 QUA, asemenea
81 brutarie. Pozitia cea mai bllna
in Detroit, in centrdl Rominilor.
Singurm stor in partea Carsapu-
lui. Sc vinde dupa inventar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
1NCUNosT11NTARE.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Albina" din New Cast
lie, Pa, prin aceasta incunoslm-
teaza pc toti membrii 81 membre
lie sale, cum ca s'a pus in lucra
re tabloul al doilea Gu membrl1
fondatori al halei societatii ,,A'-
.bina''. Deci cei care MI sunt pima
acum membrii fondatori la acea
sta hala, insa, ar avea vointa Gle
figura in acest tablou, pot 81
cum ca sd solveasca suma de !
dolari, sau mai mult secretaru!ul
fianciar actual al societatii ,,Ai-
bina", d-lui G. Creanga 81 vor a
yea drepturile ca sa figureze III
acest tablou frumos.
Toti Gel care au solvit pima a
cum, sau vor solvi pima la 81 Au-
gust 1919, Sc ccara un billet de ID
domnul secretar financiar al 70
cietatii ,,Albina" Gu care sa Sc
prezinte la fotograful E. +. Sea,
wy 2261a E. Washington Street
New Castle, Pa, ca sa-si faca TO.
tografia pentru tabloul mai sus
mentionat.
Prin urmare toti membrii 81
membrele societatii ,,Albina" a
vem oportunitatea de figura ii
acest tablou, eternizind astfel no
bila noastra fapta nationala.
N In numele societatii ,,Albina'
din New Castle, Pa:
loan A. Suciu, preSedinte
Mihail Damian, secretar I
ca & 75)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
De v1nzare

Bucerie 81 groccrie, in central
Rominilor. Sc vinde din cauza nc
lntelegerei intrc tovarasi. Vinza-
re zilnica de 5000 cash.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
/ N v / T A R E

Parochia gr. cat, Parochia gr.
ort., Societatea Plugarul Romin,
Societatea sUnirea Romina 81 Gu
bul Olteanul din Youngstown, o.
hio, precum 81 Societatile Fratia
Romina 81 Saminatorul Romin
din East Youngstown, Ohio,. i'm
preuna Gu Societatea Drapelul
Romin din Struthers, Ohio, in o
frateasca intelegere au hotarit pc
ziua de Dumineca, q Iulie 1919,
in onoarea soldatilor nostri din
armata Americana un Banchct
81 Petrecere.
Aceste organizatiuni invita- pc
toata suflarea romineasca-, pc toti
Rominii patriot carl vreau sa-si
arete dragostea fata de solda1ii
;nostri lua parte.
Banchetul Sc va da in hala soci-
etatii ,,Plugarul Romin'' din 645
Poland Ave-, la orele l dupa a.
meazi.
De la biserica vom merge Gu
totii la Banchet. Taxa de intrare
$500 de persoana.
Seara Sc va da tot in onoarea
soldatilor 81 0 petrecere Gu dams
81 serata muzicala-teatrala, sub
conducerea d-lui Gh. Bogdan.
Pc o. G r A M Y l.
l. Cuvint de deschidere.
2. Coroana Mo!dovei, cor bar
batesc, de V. Alexandri.
g. Mama, poesie de Oh. Cosbur
dcclamata de dina Virginia Pop
4. Domnul Tudor, de V. Ale
xandri, solo de barton: 9Th.
Stoica.
5. Harta Razasul, de V. Ale
xandri, opera comica intr 'un act
p E r. S O A N f l. E :.
Harta Razasul, d-nul Gh. Bog
dan.
Burzuflescu, d-nul Gh. Stoica
Runceanu, primar, d-nul Y
Nan.
Tarsita Garofescu, vaduva d
ma V. Pop.
Mariuca, tinara taranca, dr.;
A. Juga.
Tn lacheu, d-nul N. n.
6. La mijloc de codru des, d'
M. Eminescu, solo de d-nul Gh
Bogdan.
7. Peal nostru steag, cor bar
batesc.
8. Cuvint de inchidere.
Pretul de intrare: Locul prln
50 cent?, locul al doilea 55 cent
Muzica Nationala va distra o
noratul public Gu cele mai fru
moase arii de dams 81 cihtece No
tionale.
Dansul va dura pima in zor
de ri.
/ .Nu uitati! Banchetul 81 pctr,
cerea de Seara Sc vOr tlnea II
hala societatii ,,Plugarul Romln'
din Gas Poland Avenue.
In numele Bisericilor, Societ:l
tilor 81 Cluburilor Romlne dl.
Youngstown, Ohio, East Youngs
town, 81 Struthers, Ohio:
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
DE VfNZARE.

O farma de 10 acre, tot pa
mint arabil, sol bun, produce orr
ce vel santana in -el. Casa Gu 8 o.
dai, grajd pentru 40 de vite, $
opt cal, are Silo nou. gainari(
mare, garaj de automobil 81 too
house. Farma este toata ingra.
dita bine. O Wind ieftin din eau
"a ca am bisnis in Detroit, 81 NJ
pot vcdea de ca. Acum este rem
tata pima in Octombrie. Farma G
ste so de mile de la Detroit. a
lresati-va la:
John I. Birsan, 1885 Russell Str.
Detroit, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
CT VA NOU.
Iata cea mai indeminatica cutie
de buzunar pentru scule.

VIC OuAuAlOl NCAVA " 0SNAS"
Sculc destul de mari pentru lu-
cru in realitate, facute din otal
bun 81 curat, destul de tare pen
tru a face eel mai greu servicla.
lntreaga cutie este inchisa mtr o
geanta de piele att de ajustata,
Incit incape in buzunarul D-ta!e
comfortable 81 Gu usurinta. Un GU
tit, ferestreu, pila, dalta, surubal-
nita, Netezitor, tinute absolut in
minere, la moment atasate orr de-
tasate. Tocmai sculele ceri-ti tre-
buesc intro suta de feluri cinH
esti la what. in viligiatura, ia
plimbare sau in casa sau in locul
unde lucrezi. Costa humai 1926
bucata, 3 de $500. Uzeaz-o timp
de 10 zile 81 daca nu esti salts
facut, instiirfteaza-ne 81 vel primi
banii inapoi. Oil Aug }
.Comada astazi. Commando aculn.
NATIONAL SALES COMPANY,
Sta D. Box 80, Dept Sc. New
York, Ny.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26

30 de bucati de diferite fotografii
marimea de 0 postala, aratind ce-
lie mai frumoase femei. Vile tr..-
mite la primirea unei sumo de un
dollar. Satisfactia garantata.
NATIONAL SALES COMPANY
Sta p. Box 90, New York, n. Y
Oil Aug
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
G A u T

pc Nicolae Dolgae, care plecat
din Toledo. Ohio, luid pc sofia
mea Mariuta Puscas
Dinsul a fost presedinte al So
cietatii 81 secretar financiar d
,arochiei, este cunoscut ca mese
las timplar.
u e ii gaseste este rugat am
q 81 voiu fl recunoscator
Mitrofan Puscas, 2118 Front Str.
Toledo, Ohio.
(71-76)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
Sc Cauta
PANELARI LA METAL ST IS.
PRAVITORI, Pc BAZE PEN
TRU A LUCRA Gu BUCATA.
Rubay Comp.
1918 w. 78 STR, CLEVELAND
OHIO.
sTRUGURI DE vfNzARE.

, MOI vindem eel mai buni stru-
guri Resling, Musactel, Tokay,
etc., Gu vagonul, in timpul pre-
zent avem celc mai ieftine pre-
tur.
ASteptind insemneaza a plati
un pref mai mare, comanda as
taxi un wagon, care este de liz
tone, impachetat in bake de cite
% 81 30 de fVti.
Vorbiti Gu prietenii d-tra 81 60
mandati un wagon numai decit
81 puteti sal impartiti foar:e
usor.
Cumparind .aceasta cantitate,
lnsemneaza mare economic pen-
tru D-ta. Gu preturile cele mai
ieftine veti capata struguri direct
de la vie. Moi ii trimitem direct
acasa la Dta, din California.
Pentru mai multe informatiuai
Fscrieti, 81 Gu .placere va raspun-
dem.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
CASA DE VfNZARE

GU 7 odai in apropierea fabricei
Ford Motor co.. Sc vinde din
nina liberia. Este in centrul Romi-
nilor 81 char nou zidit4. Pre-
tul $4,000. Putin jos, balantul de
$4,000 lunar. (l 81
/ vA8ILIE Z. LAZI.
1207 RUssEIL sTnKH1. DE.
TRoIT. 1uC1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
CALIFORNIA GRAPE AND
!. RALSIN co.

ITO S. Dearborn Av., Chicago, III.
Reprezentantul nostr'u pentru
Statul Indiana, California Grape
and Raisin Co., John Tenkely
Yard, Cor. Gu Chicago 81 McCook
Avenue, E. Chicago, Ind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
RECoMANDATIE.

Avem onoarea q recomanda pu-
blicului Romin pc Domnul loan
Bhnta, care este autorizat q ne
Representa- in ori ce afaceri, nego-
cieri 81 transitie de comerciu. Ru-
gam a avea intreaga confidenta,
find recunoscut de moi.
Gu t& respectful:
THE CLEVELAND RUBBER
MOLD FOUNDRY g. MACHINE
CO., CLEVELAND, OHIO.
408 Sheffield Building.
(69-74)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
Sc CAUTA

Sc CAUTA
% femeie de orr ce etate, numai
sa fie vfednica, sa faca mincare
pentru un ON. Sa ingrijeasca de
% casa 81 200 gaini. Lucrul acesta
Sc gaseste la o farma. Cine vote
ste sa stea la farma in acest coli
ditiuni sa sc adreseze la:
Rev. M. GAVRILESCU,
731 North 4-th Str, Philadelphia,
Penna.
(73-75)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
FARMA DE vfNZARE

43 de acare pamint, casa, grajd,
in apropierea Detroitului. Pretul
este So 500, JOS $1,000, balant pu-
tin anual. Pamintul este foarte
bun 81 productiv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
Royal Naval college team. The ma.
chimes all made safe landings on the
cricket grounds.

After rejecting n young man moth
ing Is calculated to make a girl so
weary as to learn that he has mar.
riad disgustingly well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
HALT MURDER TRIAL
WHILE JUROR WEEDS

Lazar Peter vucanovich. trun k
manufacturer and a member OF Supe-
rior Judge Michael Roche's jury
panel, asked the judge to excuse him
for three weeks. He was asked why.
well, Judge" he answered. II
figure on getting married"
when"
"well. Judge. I figure on getting
married now"
"Where2"
"well. judge, figured on having
you turn the trick"
where's the brido?"
"well, judge. I'm figuring on her
being outside"
Vucanovich stepped outside and re-
turned with Miss Celia Jacono, $50
Cough st. The ceremony was per.
formed in the presence of IL jurors
sitting in a murder case. William b.
Sullivan, secretary to Supreme JUS
tice Henry Melvin, acted as best man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
RODMAN HEADS
WESTERN FLEET
2,100 Officers and $4,000
Men in Pacific Armada

WASHINGTON. July 1s.--The Pa.
cific fleet, which Is due to reach Pu.
get Sound waters on Sept IS, is un-
der command OF Admiral Hugh Rod.
man. vice-Admirai c. 8. Williams is
second In command. The total per.
sonnet is 2.too officers and 5000
men.
The faeship Is the battleship New
Mexico-the first electrically driven
battlcship ever built.
Tho fleet In composed Of II battle
ships. IL cruisers. one cruiser tender.
ITO destroyers, seven tenders. II sub
marines. two mineiaycrs. IL mine
sweepers. one repair ship. two hos.
pital ships. three supply ships. seven
fuel ships. one target repair ship. IL
tugs and ono radio repair ship--in all
1877 vessels.
These are divided into two battle
ship squadrons, one cruiser squadron.
two destroyer squadrons. a subma-
rinc detachment. a mine detachment
and train.
The battleships are:
The New Mexico, Virginia, New
Jersey, Rhode Island. Georgia. Ne
braska, Vermont. Wyoming, Arkan-
sas. New York. Texas. Arizona. Idaho
and Mississippi.
The cruisers are:
The Seattle. Chicago. Cleveland,
Denver. Marblehead. Machias. vicks-
burg. Montana. North Carolina and
Pueblo.
The train is composed as follows;
Flagship-Cruiser tender Minncap-
oils: repair ship vestal: hospital ships
Comfort and Mercy: supply ships
Rappahannock. Glacier and Celtic:
fuel ships Arethusa. Maurnee. Kama.
wha, Neches. Brutus, Vulcan and
Mars; target repair ship Nanshan;
tugs Iroquois. Ontario, Sonoma. Un.
daunted, Dreadnaught. Aspinet. Mo.
have. Sea River. Brant- Cardinal and
Sand Piper and the radio repair ship
Saturn.
Many OF the destroyers and mine
sweepers are still overseas. and the
fun complement Of these craft will
not go with the fleet thru the Pan
anna Canal, but will join 1t later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
Outlines Plans for World
Labor Meeting in October

to draw up definite laws which win
embody that principle so II can be
applied ~ each nation, and prepare
a detailed treaty to make the obliga.
tons reciprocal"
2. State help to remedy unemploy.
ment The peace treaty" he said.
provides that each nation provide
remedial legislation with reference
to unemployment. Tho conference
In October viii discuss definite
laws"
Plans for Women
.. Women in industry. This Is to
be taken up with reference to three
separate problems" Shotwcli stated
First. safeguarding the health OF
mothers obliged to work for their iiv-
ing. II IL proposed to prohibit their
work for a certain period before and
after childbirth. To provide for a
mothers maintenance during the pc
riod she Is not permitted to work.
each nation will be required to ere
ate a maternity fund. The second
viii be enforcement of prohibition of
niHnt WOfk LOT WoiflSEs anu.
consideration OF women In dangerous
trades"
4. Children In industry. THE main
question involved here" he said. ''is
the prohibition of child labor up TO
IA years. There is a definite clause
In the treaty. stating that no coun-
try shall be asked or required. as a
result of any of these annual labor
conferences. to lessen any Of the pro
lection accorded to It's workers by
law"
The organizing committee. Shot
we'll stated. has cabled long series
of questions to each member OF the
league of nations about its existing
and proposed laws on these matters,
Answers are now arriving.
Four delegates from each nation
in the league of nations will be sent
to the conference. he said-two rep
resenting the government. one rep
resenting capital. and the other la
Dor. They may be accompanied by
technical experts. who will not have
"a vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-United
Press,l-Plans of the international
labor conference created by the
peace treaty. when 1t convencs here
for its first meeting next October.
were outlined today by DIR. James II.
Shotwell, American representative
on the organizing committee OF the
conference.
This meeting, he declared. will be
tho first step taken in accordance
with the peace treaty on behalf of
labor. Shotwell. head OF the history
division of the American peace COM
mission, commented on these four
major questions to be taken up by
the conferences:
I. An eight-hour day thruout the
world. an the treaty all powers
have agreed TO acceptthe principle of
the eight-hour day." said Shotwell.
but the conference will undertake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
SWITZERLAND SEEKING
LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS

PORTLAND. Ore. July 1s.-Swiss
ideals OF liberty and Justice make
Switzerland the logical place for
headquarters of the league OF ma
tions, declared Hans Sulzer. Swiss
minister to the United States. in an
address here.
He said Switzerland believes the
league viii better humanity, and is
proud that Geneva has been chosen
as the seat OF the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
SECRETARY HOUSTON IS
MOTORING ALONG COAST

GRANTS PASS, Ore, July 49,
David j.. Houston, secretary of ag.
riculture, with Mrs. Houston and a
party Of friends. are motoring south
to Sacramento today. With them is
Austin b. Fletcher. California state
highway engineer.
The party motored here from
Eureka. Houston expressed great
interest in the Pacific highway. now
under construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18

The very mex time you're out
ridin go round by 23rd and
East Union (where the 23rd
Ave. car rounds the corner on
it's home stretch) an see the
dandy new store the Seattle
Drug s moved 1nto-----
The ladies IL 'preciate
being treated to Chief Nut
Sundaes--and you can get
SUN" of that new NUT HOUSE
BRITTLE" to take along an
sweeten the ride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18

farm. The injury was discovered
when the mother went to the infants
crib in the morning. The baby's
face was swollen. The mother picked
1t up and found the locust in the
clothing. Physicians worked over
the child for several hours in vain
effort to save It's Life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18

Pencils. Fcber's ..............lc
Others .................. IAc
rs Economy Market
IL Pike Place Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
BALLY CRICKETERS
SIDESTEP TO GAME.

OSBORNE, Eng, July 1S.--Using
five areoplanes In two relays.
cricket team of the Royal Air Force
flew here from Gosport to play the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
17-YEAR- OLD LOCUST
KILLS BABY IN PENN

READING. Pa, July 1s.-The bite
of a 17.year locust caused the death
OF the 2-month-old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Kunkel- Of Kempton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
HUNS KILL MOTHS

LONDON. July fisherman pris-
oners are employed In discriminating
the moth pest In several orchards
near Sittingbourna.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-08

that the wearer had served his coun-
try and was now discharged, the chew
ron now will have to be worn by
air discharged officers and enlisted
men alike if they continue to wear
the unifodm.
Information received at the local re-
cruitine office states that the act of
congress approved February 8, 1919,
provides that. any person who served
in the United States army during the
present war may wear the uniform
after discharge, provided that it shall
include some distinctive mark to be
prescribed by the secretary of war.
The red chevron has been prescribed
to be worn by discharged enlisted men
as a recognition Of duties performed
in the service of the country. Ac-
cording to instructions just received
from the war department, this is now
also designated as the distinctive
mark required my the aforementioned
act and will be worn by discharged
officers and enlisted men alike.
This also applies to discharged Off
GERS who have accepted or will ac-
cept commissions in the officers re-
serve corps, until called to active duty
when the red chervon will be re-
moved. The chevron will be worn
point up, midway between the elbow
and shoulder Of the left sleeve Of the
coat OF overcoat, and on the shirt
u = a
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-08

Today is "Sock" day at the Normal
school, We have not heard of this day
before so figure that it is a new one
on the calendar of the school. Sock
day is now celebrated by the students
by changing socks with each other,
for instance, if one girl has pair Of
lavendar colored socks she changes
one of them with girl who has a
black pair, etc. This sock day is some
stunt, so if you see conglomerated
display of hosiery around the city to-
day do not get alarmed and do not
stretch your neck too much rubbering.
We have explained the why's and
wherefors.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-08

Announcements have been received
in this city Of the marriage Of Miss
Anna Marie Gunderson to Mr.. Howard
McMurtrie, on May 8, at White Sui
phur Springs, Mont. The bride was
born in Valley City and is we'll known
to the people here. Her father was
for some years county auditor of
Barnes county and was one of the pio-
neer citizens of this county. The bride
is also graduate Of our Normal
school. Her many friends in Valley
City will extend congratulations and
good wishes.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-08

The Fair Store, the Dakota Drug
Co., and the City Drug Co., will CO.
operate with the two local libraries in
their Cooks for Soldiers" drive next
week, by having special book sale
with special prices. The public IL
brary was proud to send the books re-
ceived in the last drive. They were all
fresh, new looking books, very we'll
selected. The stores now are going to
offer their best prices on new books.
II every citizen Of Valley City would
buy one book, we should easily be in
the lead. Buy a book or so, bring
them to the libraries and see the piles
grow.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-08

Mr.. James L. Parks, postmaster at
Carbonate, ILL.,, was a Valley City
visitor yesterday and was a guest of
President Allen and family, and Sec
rotary C. A. Lee and family of the
State Normal school. Mr.. Parks was
passing through the city from the
state of Washington where he had
been looking after some land he has in
that state and stopped off to visit his
former Carbonate friends. He left
on No. 2 last night for his home at
Carbonate.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-08

Mrs. Oscar E. Mason who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter in Florida left there April 80 for
home accompanied with her daughter
MIS-. A. A. Jones and children. They
will make stops in Jacksonville, Chi
cago and the Twin Cities reaching
home about the middle of May. Mrs.
Macon reports a lovely winter having
as nice time as one could wish for
but glad to return to good old North
Dakota.