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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05

Mrs. A. C. Huberty who has been a
guest of relatives here for some time
returned Saturday to her home at
Freeport, Ill She was accompanied
by Miss Jessie Glider who will also
visit Mrs. C. L. Erwin.
Mrs. Geo. Doyle went to Fenni-
more first of the week where she is
employed as nurse.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05
Sheriff Out on Business.

Sheriff Frank He'll left on Wednes-
day for Waukesha with the lad, Frank
Ruzek, who was committed there as
an incorrigible. From Waukesha Mr..
He'll returned to Boscobel, where he
had official business to look after, be-
for returning to Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Amos Bartels, Town of Scott,
Crawford county, Carrie o. Milham,
Boscobel.
John Anderson, Patch Grove, Effie
Brookens. Bloomington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05
TEACHERS MEETINGS COMING.

A series of teachers meetings are
being planned by E. ]. Young, County
Supt., for March, April and May De-
finite information will be sent out be-
fore the meetings. How to use this
great mass of materia, the teachers
are receiving these days, will be the
main subject of discussion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05
SAWED-OFF STORIES
FROM GRANT COUNTY.
Louisburg Has a Dance.

A big dance was held at Louisburg
last Monday evening. At high" mid
night fine supper was served, and
then the fun was started anew. A
large company participated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05
SHAVED NEWS NOTES
FROM THE BIG WORLD.
Women Vote in Vermont.

Montpelier bill which would
give women the right to vote for pres
idential electors was passed by the
senate Wednesday,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05
CASSVILLE FRATERNALS.

New officers installed by the r. N.
A. are: Oracle, Mrs. Mertie E. Wood;
p. O., Mrs. Hattie Scharfenstein; v.
O., Mrs. Eta Finney; Chan, Mrs.
Blanche Andre; Rec, Mrs. Maggie S.
Stephens; Receiver, Mrs. Carrie Lind
ner; Marshal, Mrs. Kathryn Schwer-
in; Asst. Mar, Mrs. Johanna Jensen;
Mgr, Mrs. Susie Cook; Faith, Mrs.
Emma Obershaw; Modesty, Mrs. Mary
Ashlock; Unselfishness, Mrs. Viarna
Roschi; Endurance, Miss Emma Reed !;
Courage, Mrs. Clara Woodington !;
Physicians, Drs Blackburn and
Palmer; Pianist, Miss Opal Mellow
ell
After installation a fine supper was
served
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05
GRANT COUNTY HAS
BIG MONEY BACKING

Totals in bank resources for Grant
county are astonishing. This surely
is land of milk and honey and mon
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05

Frank Garvin of Woodman tran
sacted business here last week
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05

American soldiers unconquerable?
The girls at home don't think so.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05

Soldier boy Minstrels. next Tues
day evening
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-05

New officers for the o. E. S. are:
w. M, Mrs. Mertie e. Wood; W. p,
G. A. Stevens; A. NJ, Mrs. Maggie S.
Stephens; Sec. Mrs. Kathryn Stew
ems; Treas, Mrs. Mary Burgess; Con,
Mrs. Blanche Klindt; A. Con, Mrs.
Clara Flickner; Chap, Mrs. Mantle
Kaufman; Mar, Mrs. Ellen Stephens;
Organist, Mrs. Lillian Grimm; Adah,
Mrs. Alice Gates; Ruth, Mrs. Hattie
Scharfenstein; Esther, Mrs. Clara
Woodington; Martha, Mrs. Cora Foeh-
ringer; Electa, Mrs. Vernelia Ben
nett: Warden, Mrs. Susie Cook; Sen,
Theodore Hoehn.
After installation a delicious sup
per was served.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
KITCHEN ECONOMIES

BY ISOBEL BRANDS
Appiecrofs Experiment Station ----'

pound than meat of almost every kind
Here are Soma suggestions for a week
II meatless dinners N which the meas
arc Al carefully balanced
Rssea Fish with Green Peppers
Corn Mufins Baked sqaash Gresmsd
C'efer9
Appls and Naln9f salad
Pfune WHIP
snlit Pa SCRIP
Spinach soufae sHFflsa RE.
F'neanpla and Natafcreas saiad
Tapieea Creari Pudding
R'c- And Nut fcnf
Tomato Jelly reamed Corn
Lettuce and pimento salad
hayatCaks
Cream 81 Mushroom Soup
Srrbdake Salad eiih Gives and Celery
Crackers and cheese
BAKED Beans
CHullaowrT al Eratln. Baked tatetoe
Orange ~aIad
Baked Apples stuffed with Nuts
Crackers
scalioped Masaroni With Cheese ana
Ton1a toes
Glazed fArfets Golaslsn
Lemon pie
BarlAy sa3r
Lima bean Loaf With Frlsd on'oof
Endive md Rest Setad
leenen Geiatine
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

T,HERF.= one ADVANTAGE about meat
less meals they actually AFFORD
greater opportunity for variety
Il yag pan 5aur meas for farfi4Y
that IS not inaepsrahiy wedded 6 meat
eating YOU haze a large market from
witch IT. ahoose your rnain dish. Fish.
flesh aired or salted nuts Ia sraat
variefe many kinds of cheese dishes
mt Il mention tbs many vegetables
which can be skhfaly prepared 80 e
= form & substantial dish, ~ 70 r.
Place heavy meat.
II eggs are NOT too high. varions
.ta1ssss dishes Nth ~ egg basis are
qArv palatabio and nutritious. AID cHsn
1t tha present prica a a1bstantial soA1-
fe WITH fta erE foundation costs cen
sianrably Ifss Tran . cut of neaf Ni5h
the corresponding amount az nutrition
Rcar IN mind when rreas ing the
faeatiegs meal that Il should consist 9t
a balanced cholcc q foods In prepar-
ing tho meai with ! meat basis. house
keepers automatically get tho eai-
aneed. ration that Is. protein. IN the
fern af tie nieat starch. Ia the form
a. potatoes or riee perhaps. and lat,
partIe M fine meat ard partly - the
butter aer8ed
Similarly In preparing the vegetarian
dinner. the9e should Nc ) proper pa lanes
az nutrients protein, IN TIRE share af
eitha- hsh. nuta e6as Or cheese, starch,
Ia vegetable form. like potatoes. riee,
aarnn1Aal. etc, and mineral matter tn
the shape Of ssleda or vegetables. Wal
nuts peanuts almonds and pacans OOH
ain mpeh ~. and, ia fact. have a
higher proportion 81 fat content Der
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
STATE LAND BOARD

Ealso Jan 2a Tho state board o.
land commissioners of th7 state q.
fdahe met this day Ia regular session
II was moved by superintendent u
Public Instruction Miss Redficld
which carried. that thc application u
Goldte AbernatlV fer fafm loan be
granted iii the amount Of 5000
MI. L. 2. Turner appeared before
tho board III relation 10 land IN Madi
soU county which was thrown open to
lease applications Whereapoa. il Wa
moved hp Attorney General Black
which carried unanimously. that the
matter al the Madison county sale b
passed until f'riday and That the reg
istcf notify The lease holders rs well
80 Inc alheH Interested parties that
th" board VII listen 10 81 committee
ffoH each side
Wherenpen The board adlaupned
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

and destructive physical noiso'l let loose !
when those tcnlperamenta outbreaks
arc unleashed, The person WING wishes
n retain his health ard strengtn u he
productive in q successful way. must
fln oilze his emotional machinery. what
ever IN" cost BE-
r. q placid even ternpcred man or
woman suddenly becomes Sid irritable.
sxcftahla one there must b. something
WRONG somewhere Either his business
OF hie health troubles him. If oceupa-
tionai or domestic disturbances can he
corrected cr are not the csnae. as a con
iinuntion of outbreak Of temper viii
chow, then The health OF the Individual
must he studied.
Women IN their youth ana early years
OF marriage are often happy cheerful
and without the naEzy tenpers of later
years When suddenly temperamental
outbreaks begin from envy. suspicion.
jealousy. worry careS. money troubles
or domestic intelicity, the genera health
Of others az well az the wife begins 20
suffer Ths husband zoo loses his grip
on business and vicious circle OF evils
begins
often the less OF emotional equilibrium
car he restored bv a radical change in
the mode of living and the hanits \
thorough course Of treatment by p CONT
petent physician may work wonders
upon such man or woman a eane
riete change IF aurranndinsa and q liVs
ing conditions are also often necessary.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

wishes 70 express It's deep appreciation
Of their efforts 10 help whcn tho ma
tion needed them fo tho press ii IN
without adequatc words % thank them
Gilt tho mobile port tho newspapers
played in bringing about victory. n
tl,eY MISS tbe bulletin Il VIII feel re-
warded Tor coming and for going.
LETTER OF PRAISE.
Tho following is The lotter received
~ thc st5ltr councif from the council
of national defense regarding tic but
lctin:
A1asbiueton, Ian 9, 1912.
STATE Coupeil of l3efcnsc.
Boise Idaho
"Gentlemcu
-Ths office has received your week
N.Y. accom- of state connetl activities
for the last week in December. and
wishes tn congratulate you upon the
way yeu have written M your WORK
FOR the past year II forms, an eN-
cecdinglv readable and interesting rec
ord sc saur work. Nc wish that other
state councils would send rs reports IN
this concise form
Very truly yoars.
orc n NlINTtoN A:Sp tNlroRMA-
Tt0N SECTION,
aBv M. j, yTAsI.55N.e
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
BIG ICE JAM IN
WEiSER RIVER
THIRTY FEET HIGH

q.ho ice jam ta he Weiser rl4er
caused by tho recent taaW presents NJ
some What remarkable sight according
ta Representative +. Mel'aFln Cough
OF MidKale. Tie lee IS banked up in
Somo fiaces ~ the ryeE tam e TO so
fcet high. Apparently II S gong 10
pass Down tho fiNeF Without dong ser
IONS damage although 81 ono time It
was feared the I've aRd feed waters
would take ON bridges a some pines.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
Secrets Of Health and Happiness
:" emper Sometimes an Ill
a Physician Can Remedy
By DR.. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERG
As IL 10.


A DISPLAY q temper IS usually physiological
~ symptom. which discloses weakness loss Of
strength. AT the instant you become excited.
angry, mad and incorporate yonr muscles and other
structures fail to coordinate and III harmony
strength, power Vitality influence and success lie
for Tho most part with those who control their temper
Gems Foch. Pershng and liaig President Wilson
and other great leaders al nat lose their grip
what defeat Is because their temper Is kept within
Mental and physical poise means health and sta
hilitY The disbursement II the blood glands nerves
atd
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
Emma idaho

Dearest Annin Laurie. Ne are teo
girls q L and have been going With
two boNs for over h Neff We like
these bows very much, They have
asked IN % marry them. but one night
comine home from tho show the boys
asked lis 70 kiss them, Which VIC ne.
fused. Dear Annie Laurie. We want
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

Dear Ami eIaurie; We are In lo.e
with two gentleman friends who are
what might be called bachelors. We
are only Is and they are 81 We know
what 4 would mean 70 us should we
marry them bit We love them dearly
and we know that they care for Us
Please dear Annie Laurie, tell Us what
would he best 10 do in n case 81 this
kind. and whatever advice YOU give,
We viii do our beef "a do as aon say.
even though We die IA broken heart.
PEGGY AND PoLLY.
Peggy and Polly | have known nj
many marriages with as great a diff
ference in ages rs YOU mention. and
they have been very happy. But you
both ssem rather young 10 marry A
man 81 this age expects more Of
wife. lie wants The home to he run
without confusion. Hc also wants
woman 10 be able to cook ard keep
house. What dc your parents think 81
tie ifea2
ANNIE LAURIE.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

thNiaas # is auife possible that
yoar mother and etcpfather ulli hc
more eeutented alone. Year mother
prababN fenis that yoa ave Young and
need h. protection for u while. Could
yoHt sietoH not write and assure her
thai size would Look after You and
tel her that thcy nced yaa Ia Noar
sisters homo for a time2 AZ is q
neither feels 3 daughter should be
locked after. bit from your letter
feel ven mast b. quite dopendahle.
ANNIE LAURIE
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
Answers TO Health Questions

afsRASY . -Kindiy advise me what
n do fer dandruf' and failing hair
"A t1',ie ~ the following Used threa
times week does much good tor dand-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
Having Fulfilled It's Mission Of
ficial Weekly Publication An
nounces It's Own Obituary.
GIVEN HIGHEST PRAISE
Contains Valuable War Data
Rejecting Part Idaho Played
While Hostilities Were in
Progress-Issued Regularly
for Over Year.

The official press bulletin ot tho
state council Of defense contains in
its last issue ills own obituary, under
the caption Bulletin fulfils lis Mis-
sion" From the council of national
defense, the Idaho state council re
cciSed q communication containing
the highest praise or tho bulletin, par
ticularly with reference 10 the way in
which 1t was issued, the data 1t con-
tanned and finally q summary Of Ida
hos part in tho war. The bulletin has
been the medium os spreading neecs-
sary war propaganda III the state of
Idaho. II has boon compiled and is
sued by II, a. Lawson, publicity dtrec
tor of the state council.
Tho following Is IT'S final announce
mont
BULLETIN OBITUARY..
"'rhe da4s Of peace arc here hence
Tho exit Of the official press bulletin
&C The Idaho state council Of defense
n was d war mc medium for propa
Eanda, and lis mission has been full
filled. For over !; Year II has Been
tho mirror rejecting thc war actl1i-
tics of Idaho. Alodcstll IL has sought
to play "A small part IN circulating the
government = war program u arouse
the people to put forth every effort
toward bringing about victory for
the just cause championcd If it has
helped in This 1T feels II HAS been fus
tilted in existing.
"The tasks ahead arc those or set-
Element following the conflict. With
them the Bulletin has no connection
II is true therr are seIoIs aftcr-Nar
problems needing tho best efforts ne
al to solve, but they are rapidly being
Taken care Of nv the proper govern
ment and state agencies, Tho bulletin
rs an avenue Of publicity is NOT needed
in this regard. Publicity propaganda
is not as necessary in connection with
them as it was when the state was
putting forth every energy O. mains
tain tho second line OF defense
GLAD 1T EXISTED.
"rhe bulletin is proud Of the opnor
tunity to cNist d'rine u period that
will go down into history as the most
nomentons il the worlds history, AZ
it looks back over the past wear in
which great nations struggled for sli
premacy on the field Of hattte deter.
mining their destiny, when civilization
md its preservation hung suspended
in the balance when anxious moments
turned into siekenin% dread; when the
heart bounded with JOY over tle pass
ing of dark crises the bulletin in
writing ita own obituary cannot helH
hut feel a deep sense of qualification
thai il came into being and remained
long enough 10 nlav rs little part
ITO Tdaho's war wotS ef# WHO have
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

PRONE TS for baggage wagons
Prompt service. Peasley Transfer A
Storage Co.--Ady,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

realiae tie mistake yon are making,
DO yoa suppose voting man who has
been careful &c his reputation will caro-
rs 70 seen with YOU after Your friend
ship With fhe young men Won men
tfan2 Don't you think II would pa
better to come home early when you
arc uet with any voting man.
ANNIE I.AIRIH
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE. EoR aIps.

I iclnl aud fine Ida tfo lpnitrntf1TN
wlll receive WI tI'r se,.p.ta,F of Stntes
office until IN o'clock s. M. 1chrIarS
iata scaled proposals for furn,siins and
delivering flle following supplies IN GUAM
titles more or less as ordered to the state
lseHitontiaisQ and INC Soldiers Home. fnr
thc period commencing February | and
cndipe Nueusl l. 1874
Nt f3i,s Shottia ~ addressed IL the
Sefrcta1y or Statc. and endorsed Pro-
nft4niR af ss,inftirs fn,. mo ldabo state
l,sBjtentiaisp amd Soldiers Home.
Yha Board reserves tho right 10 rciect
aeM5stna 9ff bids
fa}glD t.o chewing Horseshoe 75n ~
1oha0ao smoking. l,nlon Leader lnn III.
'{a6aeee Sn4okine 4
tuiGn Leader ~ gross 81 pkg
afaj,.iN.s :s1j,,sat VI cans rs gross
Ail aj5es saN.rf III boxes s. gross
.ar 1,rtatlafcd ............ 5000 ~.
ear liGNu 4.......4...,..4 800 III.
sF s5 ib
gea f;roea ...5.....,. ) chesls
assl estcrfI s....,.sss... - M.
eor-ee. Eiane.d ......... isnn IVY
at5@Mto. @ 81 4,....... 4s5....5.. 6af VI.
GsaoeoHtt~ MI ls, aHswsetencd u n
He4ns ftiaa ...s. . sacks
lf,as .iiaa $40 lhi
caas Iaso .......44s. sacks
lsst..++s I.4ts,at - .=s=...-5z.. 500 N.
isaas4# NAiie .s... 2onn M
f'el S'esisti glaac to-
fstofrs ~ assatta s.4..#55,. ..|.....s fHt ll's
f9aWr GRAHAM .. .4.+...as... tue il'
Corntauai ......... lSa4aii.
fa1ef fiasi ffesnery ..s.s 49,
W. t4NE5 ffwHgs ,r,8fitt A99 'tfs
Isakine neWder tioNil s.ss 1t 10.
l8Aih4 Powder Calumet. Mr. ind
it, caHs .,.4=.2. .-=.=..-..4-. la,A w.
Ss,lt liverpool s..s.,s. ,..s..r,= ~ M
@Aeas0ni s.s,.. s..tsts taN
iHolaa cafa. sasI6 sarbs -.....s -Ss57 NJ
aa3Nera .s.... la lb
ts5.rr5sst.,t,st ,fsfs,t,,.f .A5sl Cd Y..3
3tatsup Snyde ,stsl .s.s..s.s. ls rs
ali'iA l91lGs
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tGlaus, Ga4sl Observation-Disclosures. IS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22


becomes So from lack ~ sunlight ana
open air exercises Eating AT night and
Ma.sa,a - -. - p,,tt,t,,. H.,
mr. With ~ ror ,,To r,t,,,Ias s..,rv
dsv n afao i hain y-tbrator stds .o,a
= 4 N Y.,,3. s,., .
A. W. ~
A IItue q, III. following rses TIRE.
times a week does much good.
Pesoroin.. 10 grains
fallcyl,c ectd ..... 10 grains
Eulphste az oi,.nlne 10 grain.
Petrolat,,f,, . / ounce
-.
n o-Kt,atv sdvi.e ns what
!, do ~ sIt,,Sy 100 I, NJ tbro,t
You ynitst have thorough syar,l-
alton made Nv q rosa and throat sur-
raon
s~r Ar vo,, u,it1 .sr6 . sts,,ned
IN, aaarassod .g1.oiare ,,r,tr ,,,,,r o,,s,y
rsne,tad ,,.t, - ,i.6 i er.war vou,
onasiion
n .t,atv sd,,,sa ,,a vr.,, "a
NJ az tbs ,.ch
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

the best Of Judgment normally
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

ANNIE LAURIE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20
FINGER PRINTS AS CLUE.
Experts Get Evidence in the Silver
Spring P. O. Robbery.

Finger prints and photographs from
the Silver Spring. Md, post office have
been obtained by experts of the police
department here and turned over to
the Post Office Department inspectors
to aid in clearing up the case of the
Swallowing and robbery which Fri
day Melted $3.50 in cash. war saving
and thrift stamps. and postage
stamps.
Further than this, local police are
not expected to TAX any action in the
matter. The case has been turned
over to Post Office Department in
spectors.
Residents in the vicinity say that
they saw three young white men walk
ing toward the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad tracks last Thursday in the
direction of Silver Spring. Others de-
clared that they heard the noise of an
explosion at an early hour Friday
morning. These are reported to be
the only clues on which the inyesti-
gators are-noW. working.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20
GASOLINE TANK GIVES AUTO
OWNER VERY LITTLE WORRY
Needs Only Minor Adjustments Once or
Twice Year-Generally Is Good
for Life of Car.

II there is one part of the car more
than another that gives the car owner
little or no occasion for worry 1t is the
thought accorded this part is it's ca
pacity in relation to the price Of fuel.
The tank needs little attention, for it
usually is good for the life of the car
put once or twice a season there are
minor adjustments that ought to be
made. The tank as a whole should be
inspected, the fuel line connections
should be frightened and supports drawn
up two or three times in the course of
a year
If a fuel tank is poorly made and of
poor material it will give trouble of a
very serious nature. The seams may
open or leaks may appear, which are
highly undesirable.
When Bad It Is Very Bad.
Furthermore, if the tank is not prop
erly installed and supported there will
be trouble. And that is one thing about
the fuel tank; generally it goes along
attending to business without the slight
est trouble, but when it does decide to
cut up it makes a thorough job of it,
Up to a few years ago fuel tanks
were made of copper, riveted and SOL
dered. This is an ideal construction
The copper is always clean and takes
the solder better than any other metal,
hut the copper tank was expensive not
only as to material, but in the amount
of labor involved.
The material generally used in making
fuel tanks today is known as terno
plate; 1t is sheet steel, on which has
been laid a coating of composition of
lead and tin. This makes a satisfactory
construction without the expense Of
copper.
There are number of different types
Of construction used in building mod
ern fuel tanks. In one of these the
cylinder of the tank is Hanged out at
the ends and convex head is then
beaded over the fiange and sweated on
In another type the head of the tank
is forced on the cylinder, the fiange on
the head is beaded over and the joint Is
sweated.
Still another type employs a CORFU
cation of the cylinder of the tank. the
convex head with outward f1anges being
, forced In, after which the edge of the
cylinder Is spun over and the Joint
sweated. In this latter construction
there is no f1ange on the outside of the
tank. which may be located in a COM
pa prpative CONSTRUCTED space
Battle Plates Popular.
1t is getting to be common practice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20
LAFAYETTE DAY APPEAL.
Committee Urges Observance of
Sept. 6, Marine Battle Anniversary.

The Lafayette day national commit
tee is making a special appeal to the
American public to observe the ami
versary of Lafayette and the battle
of the Marine September s. The COM
mittee first commended to the nation
the opportunity to celebrate these
events in August of 1915. On July II
of each succeeding year since that
call the committee has renewed its
appeal to the American people to
honor the noble hero of the American
revolution and to commemorate the
victory of the Marine in 1914.