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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-06

More than 1000 deeds were filed in
the office of the county recorder of
Canyon county the past year. Dur
ing this period of time 1924 record
articles were filed and of this number
County Recordes L. c. Knowlton esti-
mates that there were more than
1000 deeds. There were more rec
ord filings last year than during any
previous year in the history of the
county.
The local U. S. navy recruiting sta
ton of Boise is in receipt of letter
from the commanding officer of the
naval hospital at Fl. Lyon Colon,
Panama, that Francis w. Beckstead,
a resident of Caldwell, has success
fully passed the examination as hos
pital apprentice first class.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-06
PET LIVESTOCK SHOW
TO BE HELD FEB. Ills

The annual poultry and pet live
stock show will be held here Febru-
airy II to IS, according to Joe Erwin,
who has charge of the arrangements.
Prem Moore, poultry specialist with
the University of Idaho extension de-
partment, will act as judge at the
show. Just where the exhibit will
be given has not been determined but
Mr.. Erwin expressed the belief Mon
day that the Caldwell Athletic and
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-06
REED NOT BACK
OF STATEMENT
Reclamation Association Re.
grets Appeal Made By
Boise Mayor
Especial Dispatch.)

Boise-Major Fred Reed, in a state
ment issued Saturday expressed re-
greet that Mayor Ern Eagleson had ia
ken the step he did when he issued 4
public letter advocating reclamation
designed primarily for the benefit of
Boise and asserted that in no wise
was that statement authorized by the
Idaho Reclamation association. of
which Major Reed is secretary.
1--WE must bear in mind" said Major
Reed, "that the first requisite toward
retaining southern Idaho is an ap-
preparation of sufficient size to make
it possible. We haven't that appro-
priation as yet. That is what the Re-
clamation association has been organ
lied for. To get it, we must have
united purpose and strong backing
~ am firmly convinced that if we
can perfect strong organization in
Idaho to collaborate with similar or
CARNATIONS in II other western states
in need of irrigation, that nothing can
stand in the way of obtaining an APP
preparation to meet the crying neeos
Of Idaho and those other. states. No
congressman or senator, confronted
with the united support of rs senator's
and all western congressman, can ig-
more this demand.
Strapped Former Suggestion.
another potent factor in obtaining
the needed appropriation, we believe,
can be presented in the returns, the
capital created, from similar projects
already in existance. With practical
ly every governor of interested states
pledged to go to Washington in body
as unit of larger group of reclama-
ton boosters, anything is possible.
We can, and will get results.
$50 far as Mayor Eagleson's state
ment is concerned, the Idaho Recla-
nation association has on file a sfmi-
liar proposal given to reclamation Of
ficials some years ago which was
turned down flat. I am glad to be
able to say that Mayor Eagleson's
letter does not carry with it the sup
port of Boise people. In general peo-
pie here recognize. as the Reclamation
association does that an appropriation
is the first vital thing and that only
united effort can insure it.
81 sincerely believe that this is the
opportunity for southwestern Idaho to
get together on this thing. The Ida
no Reclamation association asks that
every interested person come to Boise
today to help it along"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-06
RECLAMATION DRIVE GOES
OVER WITH ENTHUSIASM
Many Irrigation Enthusiasts Will At
tend Big Meeting at Boise Today
and Wednesday.

Approximately 500 memberships
have been added to the Idaho Recla-
nation association in Caldwell as
consequence of the big drive put on
here following the stimulant of May
or Ern Eagleson's statement publish
ed last Friday. Saturday night, after
the smoke had blown away, 430 men,
berships had been added to the roll
and Monday the remainder of the city
was gone over to clean up those who
were missed.
D. G. Ruby was the prize winning
membership collector. He was the
one person asserted to have gotten
up 10 minutes early" and utilized the
early hours to get into the unappor-
toned districts. He quickly disposed
of the Is memberships that he had ia
ken the night before and came back
to Ross Madden, chairman OF the drive
for more. Others are said to have
done equally as we'll J. H. Lowell,
was the high man. He sold almost
70 memberships and waited until his
territory had been allotted to do it.
Preparations are being made to take
a record breaking delegation to Boise
today for the big irrigation meeting
to be held there. Those who have al
ready signified their intention of at
tending the meetings include John
Smeed. J. H. Lowell. J. NJ. Thompson,
William Cowden, Walter Griffiths,
Ross Madden, Alfred Stone. Fred Lii
ly, Jess Gowen and Ben Ross. Earl
Boyes has seven passenger car to
fill with those who choose to accom-
pany him. Others will also undoubt-
eddy make the trip.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-06
J. M. Lon, H. A. Long of Middleton

]. M. Lon, H. A. Long of Middleton
and L. w. Grub from Lincoln Center,
Kansas, have opened a brokerage and
loan office in the Westcott building.
They will engage in hay, potato and
general brokerage business.
That Caldwell can we'll support any
new business is explemfied by the re-
port of M. Nichter for his newly es-
tablished Saturday market day sales
During December, his business at Sat
urday Sales amounted to more than
5000 with one days business totalline
$3688.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-06
G. A. RAND W. R. E..
INSTALL OFFICERS
IMPORTANT EVENT HELD SAT-
URDAY AT MASONIC
HALL.

Hugh Wilson Post of the G. A. R.
and the auxiliary Women's Relief
Corps held a joint installation Of
their officers for the ensuing year
Saturday at the Masonic hall Com
rade Slement F. Drake, department
adj. of the G. A. R. installed officers
of the post as follows: Commander J..
w. Price of Parma; S. v. c. M. H.
Mead; ]. v. C.; A. Albertson. Par
ma; Chap. v. D. Hannah; I. M. and
Adj't, w. S. Hawkes.; o. D., w. H.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-06
SM00THES OUT
WRINKLES AND.
GATHERS COIN
Mayor Err. EagIeson's Appeal
ArouSes Caldwell To Neces-
ity ofEBacking Idaho RecIa.
nation Association.

Utterly ignoring Mayor Ern Eag-
leson's fear that Boise faces economic
ruin and his frantic efforts to induce
the adoption of a reclamation plan
definitely fitted to Bosses interests,
large representation of Caldwell bus
mess men, bolstered by some live
boosters from Parma, last Friday eve
ming placed themselves solidly be-
hind the Idaho Reclamation associa.
ton. and its plans for a comprehen-
sive irrigational development of south
ern Idaho. 1t was the general con-
sensus of opinion that nothing could
so have aroused Caldwell as did that
message from Bosses mayor to Boise
and Ada county residents.
While the meeting was called pri-
marily to protest the action of Bosses
mayor in attempting to localize any
benefits that might come to southern
Idaho from reclamation appropria-
ton, constructive policies dominated
those present with the result that be-
fore the session adjourned more than
$500 had been subscribed to the work
of obtaining reclamation appropria-
tons for southern Idaho.
Good Advertising.
Just prior to adjournment DR.. ]. w.
Cue caused ripple of laughter when
he remarked that Caldwell is suspic-
ious of Boise, just for that reason
Caldwell is not going to permit Boise
to slip anything over and suggested
that as the basic reason for the sue
cess of the meeting. c. Ben Ross,
county reclamation chairman, said that
Boise had done the advertising and
that Caldwell had sold the goods.
OF more than passing Importance
was the enthusiasm that marked sew
eral short addresses by Parma rep
resentatives. H. c. Baldridge made
a strong appeal for consolidated eff
fort and urged the organization of an
association designed primarily to de-
.yelop the interests of southwestern
Idaho. He outlined the work that had
been done in southeastern Idaho.
Walter Mitchell followed the same line
of thought as did Lee Johnson, for
mer Twin Falls man, who is now
chairman of the Parma association of
commerce. Senator ]. E. Kerrick
caused ripple of laughter on several
occasions with naive references to
several local irrigation enthusiasts.
Get Organization Ready.
Preparations were made to thor
oughly canvass Caldwell Saturday in
behalf of the Reclamation association,
committee being appointed and an
organization being perfected for that
purpose Immediately following the
meeting.
Blocks Of memberships were taken
by those in attendance with the deter
mination to assume the responsibility
of disposing of them, thus charging
considerably the working committee.
Several blocks of Is were taken
D. G. Ruby, DR.. F. M. Cole, and B.
M. Holt each subscribing that amount.
M. S. Sandmeyer took $40 while a
number of others subscribed for S.
and $40 memberships.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-06

Amusement club quarters would be
utilized for that purpose. Only lit
tie work will be required to make the
room we'll adapted to that purpose.
All potential exhibitors are urged to
communicate with Mr.. Erwin at once
that satisfactory arrangements may
be made to accommodate them.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-06

Only indication of fall in prices we
have seen recently is the award of $50
to an Ohio girl in a breach of promise
case.-Boston Shoe and Leather Re-
porter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19
FRENCH RADIO
STATION OPENED

WASHINGT0N. bcr - The FIRST
message sent out hy the Lafayette
radio station after st passed wholly
into French hands today WAS q greet
Ing FROM Assistant Secretary Dcs-
champs ~ the French ministry ol
posts and tciesrhphs 70 the American
people. II was addressed ~ Secretary
Daniels and made public tonight ~
tne navy department.
IT. addition "a the srretlnK the mes
sage conveyed thanks ef the French
government % the navy Tor its part
In building tho great radio plant and
said the collaboration strengthened
atiii further The unalterabio friendship
born Of common struggles and Nlet0-
rlesf between the two nations.
The minister also sent greeting 20
General Rershiug
Secretary Daniels answer. sent VIA
the Annapolis station, said that
through erection ~ the Lafayette sta
ton "a notable advance has been made
la the scientific world and - ell man.
kind
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19
FIUMEANS HOLD
FAST To LEADER


fitME nee. is--A striking demon.
slralion az ne devotion ~ dAnaun4lo's
Aeeps n their leader WIS given here
81 me occasion ar lhe celebration ~
Tie Second anniversary ~ me victory n
Italian arms IA ne var The poet
epMWAnaer# o. everyone calls dAn.
nHuEin hire. occupied d box la the Fp-
rice Hratef where the celebration WIS
held It's arrival vas hpraiaca ~ &
hsiEia eail end his appearance was 4
tlRnal faf thunderstorm ~ applause
hna cries rf viva q C0mandanlnH
Nhea tH0 others bad addressed the
fiunians Wila crowded tMe ihealnr an-
fibeF hlara ~ hueies made everyone
turn 81 me box where a AnnunEl0 stood
r. lilo uniform ~ an italian cavalry
officer Ii would be hopeless tasA
81 attempt tn KlKe q pale idea ~ TIE
enthusiasm 20 the craNd Everyone
rose t0 htf feet Bnd the lt afer r.
NQun8e4 win the d Annmnxian cFK 81
Ella, Ala. Alala.e from thousands ~
thrBnas while flowers fained upon dsAn.
nun&ia lf0m ail sides
Though bie proclamation usually are
written rs + poftleai ard somewhat
5s#heaA#sfH ~ w. A&kM #AHsak#tN NtsE##&HANA HA
the simplest words. W. declared that
Fiumn alone really celebrated the Ital-
Ian victory while Hnme celebrated tbe
assassination n victory ne asked
MS men A. knsp readY -. sooner than
Nas eenerlig exported BE would take
them wifh him AZ Hnme At these
words The enthusiasm Wa# renewed
ihe people waved handkerchief. bats
sticks aHa sNeaHnns ID tbe alf amid cries
20 1t home. De HHme. Fla Lin Alaa
tome Rome while tae commandment
If flowers waN red8ilhind
FAnuWnTiu# eNt from fhe theatre
Vas the oeeussoB IN fretu demon
strafians ef loyalty. lis motor err
waa MnfFonH8.a Is lhe crowd aua
Obliged "a pfneeed a 4 foot p8re while
Dis nen f0Hsht among themselves tol
approach aua touch him a. uas 81.
ceetFH adj he way hfNk II hIs resi-
aenca hf 8n aaMlFine multitude under
"a continuous fire ~ flowers AMI amid
CHEERS fer him. Cor Italy. fiumo and
ualmMilA
WrAnHunki3 seems 10 fadlatg maKne. |
tAsm, lie HES worked ~ men IS IL
such A pitch af patriotic feftar anil de- |
toitan te himself that ~ seems IS have
Them almost hfpn0tixed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19
KILL EACH OTHER
IN PISTOL FIGHT

DALTON. GA. Nee ts-e1im sloan
hna W ~ Bishop Two prominent
Farmers. Mef la fhe road near Triton.
nine miles seHffN w here faia after
noon, tefkea reviewers from their
pockets ara shaf each ether IL death
TN snetnHfef being fha elimination
nf ree#nt tFl#ta Is the eouFfa gnYolv-
knn tNo other families
fi~heu #M# enc uf the defendants
lH "a hAhENa corpus case instituted IA
the NNteHefA roHmtv superior court
here - 8 4 AgnnFe alleging that hla
daughter Memnle Moore formerly 4
NteneHfnBnNF In Atlanta. was being
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19

restrained o. her liberty by Bishop
and bis klnsmun
Jim sloan was not q party 20 the
proceedings. but was an Interested
neiEhhor ana the killing today Il be-
iiaved 70 have been the result Of feel
ms snEenderea hy tho habcas corpus
trial.
The shooting today created intense
excitement IN the Tiitou section. THE
sheriff here iA investigating.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19
MIAMI POLICEMEN
ARE DISMISSED
ler Assoslaara Prsaal

MIAMI. Fla. Dec is-In shake
mp 81 the local police department.
seven patrelmen today Nore dlsnisss i
and score ~ others viii appear to-
morrow before Mayor smith 10 an
swcr charges running from bootleg.
sing 90 graft and bride
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19
TWO IN
ROBBERY CHARG
10y Assoeiated press)

COLUMBUS. ca, Dee fg.-Chare
with asaauIting ami robblnH RI Boot
.axi driver. ard stealing his ear eft
leaving Booth unconscious BY e.
roadside. Joe stephens. q soldier. al
his brother George stephens. civliie
were arrested tbs afternoon. r
automobile WAS found standing on
street tn she city. 4 third soldier. q
known. who Was with u3e party.
aGiil az large
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19
CALIFORNIA TO
URGE LAND LAWS

NAtRAMENTD. Eai. Dec. lN.-G0v.
~ u. stephens today sent 60 Pacific
coast members Of congress a letter.
accompanies copy ~ tbs state
board ~ CONTROLS report en- tho alien
land property and asking their SUP
port An antlsalleu legislation or dis
cuNslou n congress.
The tetter declares the west r. 'thc
outpost - white civilization and musi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19

stand a. q unit 20 resist tho encroach.
ment - the japanese and other orlcu-
tai races
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19
The North The South The West
All Recognize Atlantas Supremacy

II Is a matter of local pride that the products of
Atlanta factories sought after by far-on places
all on account of the high standard of excellence
found IN these goods. Every in Atlanta NAV not
know It. but ii IL a fact that wedding invitations and
other fine engraved work made in Atlanta are shin
ped to nearly every part OF the United States The
work of the j. F. Stevens Engraving So is known
throughout this country.
This house is credited the highest authority in
the matter of forms for wedding invitations and
cards for other social occasions. Their advice in
sought from all directions and it is freely given
To have your cards come from Stevens Is to
have absolutely the correct thing. Send for sam
pies which viii be supplied free Of charge J. r.
Stevens Engraving Co, Atlanta, Georgia
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
WOOn-BIGGS

The home of Dr. and Mrs. w. j.
Weese was the scene Of very pret-
ty wedding Thursday evening at 1880
O'Clock when Miss Rena Biggs, sister
of Mrs. Weese and Judge Dalton
Iiggs of this city became the bride
of Clarence Wood of Nampa, ldaho.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
A. B. Minaker, superintendent of the
Baptist Missions of Idaho, in the
preseHce of the immediate relatives
and few intimate friends. The
bride was attended by her sister, Mrs
W. J. Weese as MatrOn of honor ana
II. \. Raudenbush of st. Paul was
the groom's man
Preceding the ceremony Miss
Helen Biggs of Baker, sang Perfect
Love" accompanied by Miss Lucille
Biggs who afterwards played Men
delssohn's Wedding March.
The bride wore gown Of white
georgette over white satin. She wore
a veil and carried bouquet of whit
roses.
The house was beautifully decorat
I'd with sweet peas, carnations and
baby breath, a dainty bower OF fern
palms and baby breath forming the
background for the ceremony ana
altogether carrying out the colol
scheme of pink and white
The bride has been for number
OF years. successful teacher in the
public schools OF this city and Is
charming and accomplished younr
lady.
The groom Is a prosperous farmeJ
OF Nampa and In well known and
highly respected In this community
After the ceremony the young cou.
pie left for Boise and from there viii
make a trip to Yellowstone Park be-
fore returning to their home at Nam
pa. Idaho'
The following guests were present
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dalton Biggs and fam
ily. DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Weose Mr.
aud MIRA. Hugh Allen. Mr. and Mra
Frank Reidor and family. Mrs T.
p. Aker. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Wood
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
NIpoUNDlNG NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that, In
pursuance of Ordinance No. 236, Of
he City OF Ontario, have taken up
md impounded the following des-
aribed animals found running al
large within the corporate limits OF
the city of ontario, In Malhour
County State Of oregon. to.wit:
One Brown Horse Branded thus
9 on left stiflc, Star In forehead.
Black Horse Mule Branded thus
tF) with lazy + over top on right
lhOulder.
Black Horse. hind feet white.
Branded thus Oazy s with anchor
lndorneath) on loft stiflc. star In
'orehead, white on nose.
Ray Mare branded thus (lnzy s
,yor anchorD on left stlflc.
md that will on the gath day of
luly, 1920. at the hour OF three
o'clock y. m, OF said day offer for
7ale and will sell above described
animal at Public auction TO the high
est bidder, for cash In hand. at the
Eagle Livery In said city of Ontario.
Taken mp this 18th day Of July
1890
Posted this 10th day OF July. 1920
II, c, FARMER.
City Marshal.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

Mrs. II G. Secoy was hostess at
IN informal lawn party Tuesday
afternoon In honor OF the Misses
Hattie Swenson and Ida Stubson OF
Fo"gus Falls, MINI, who have been
her house guests for the past week,
leaving Tuesday evening for Port
and and other coast points. Those
invited we're Mesdames C. T. Secoy,
w. L. Hobcr. Hickox w. f. Cochran
Drrin Bull. s. r.. Rull, c. Keife L..
IickoX C. r.. Bingham, Walter
iramae, A Gramse, Misses Hattie
iwenson. Ida stubson. Daisy Secoy
fila Gramse. Myrl Bingham.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
ANIMALS
CAUSE HEAVY TAXES
Continued from Page II

here by hunters seeking the higher
Oregon bounty
II Is also noted by many who have
studied the situation that the trap.
pers do not bring in the old coyotes
who DO the damage, specializing I'm
fact on pups who are not old enough
TO be q menace to the stock on the
range.
1--WE have been able" said Mr..
Piper, Ito eradicate the coyote as a
pest in many States by the poisoning
method and at a far smaller cost
than the present SYSTEM is levying on
Malheur county. am sure that we
could rid Malheur county I am sure
that We could rid Malheur county Of
these animals in two years"
Another meeting will be held Tn
the county soon to which the stoci,.
men and ranchers will be asked 10
attend to discuss with the govern
ment mon the County Court and no
Farm Bureau executive committee
plans for carrying on the camraign
IN the county.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

The W. G. r. U. will hold their
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
A. l.. Mcdonald next Tuesday after
noon, Miss Ada Cresap, the trained
nurse, conducting the home training
class under the auspices of the Red
Cross, has promised to give talk
on the care of children in hot wealth
er.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

Mr. and Mrs. p. ]. Gallagher, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs,
j. r. McNulty Misses Cora and Ethel
McNulty. Out of town guests: DR..
and Mrs. Tom Biggs of odessa. Mr.
John Biggs and Allen Biggs and fam
lilies Of Burns, oregon, Miss Helen
Diggs of baker. Oregon, Mr.. and Mrs
John Dunphy OF Nampa.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

TAKEN by MISTAKE: A roll Of
bedding from the depot. owner
may have same by inauiring of s.
J. Millikap 33-tt.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
METHODIST CHURCH

10 a. m. Sunday school.
IL a. m. Preaching. "Our Tenn.
tations.'
7;15 y. m. Epworth League.
S D. m. illustrated address Sim.
con Bias Philippine Saint"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

Hon. viii II. King was In ontario
and Vale this week on his return
from San Francisco where he at
tended the democratic national con
vention as one Of the delegates from
Oregon. He left Tuesday evening for
Caldwell and Boise on business.
Mr.. aud Mrs ivan T.. oakcs en-
tertained at bridge last evening at
their home In Riverside In honor Of
Mrs Williams OF DesMoines. Iowa
who Is the guest OF Mrs. c. G. Bur
rows OF Vale. Three tables were
played. the guests being Dr aud
Mrs. Burrows OF Vale Mrs. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. =. j, Gallagher. Mr.
and Mrs H. H. whitney and Geo.
X, Aiken. Mrs. Burrows and Mr..
Greig won the honors for the eve
nings' play
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-22
REp CROSS Anp &c 80

Primarily. Red Cross was meant Tor
every man. woman and child IN
America and IN the world n = a
humane agent created By your dollar
your neighbor's dollar for the sole and
singie benefit of humanity
II you are the sort ~ fellow who
delights IN tho knowledge that mans
inhumanity 90 man makos countless
millions mourn." then you want a.
you possibly can.
u you belong 90 any sect or organ
lzation which opposes aid % your fell
lows. the Red Cross Is not for you.
n you believe that health Is mat
ter % no importance. that cities
should have iaila. policemen. theatres
churches and schools. but no rurses
doctors. hospitals. sanitation. relief u
suffering o. take precautionary meas
urcs against disease. then Rcd Cross
A. not for you.
n you think that when Gem
munity T. swept by fire or tornado or
flood. or by any other calamity that
strips people % their ali. leaves them
MANNED and wounded III you think
that these starving women and chill
dren. that the sore and helpless vic-
Tins ~ disaster should he left 20
themselves. should be denied an or
ganiEation that would give such q
people Physical comforts. bind up
their wounds and afford them that
greatest - all panaceaA. mental ease.
then Tied Cross Is not for you
II you are deaf 20 pain blind 70
misery. hardened a. pity. dead 20
feeling for your fcilownau. then Rcd
Croes d not FOR you
But e you believe Ga doing the most
possible FOR humanity. then Red Cross
IL Tor you and an Ike you
The fourth Red cross roll call %
members l. on. II 10 your Red Cross
because 4 acts a. your personal repre-
sentative in humane work Renew
that membership today