The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-20
WILL GIVE OUT
FRENCH AWARDS
Memorials Will Be Distributed
AtSunday Evening
Meeting


to the next of kin of the men who
lost their lives in the world war, will
be distributed at the Methodist church
meeting Sunday evening. Post Com
mander F. M Cole of the local post
OF the American Legion will make the
awards. Efforts are being made by
the officers of the American Legion
here to have every person entitled to
receive the memorial present at the
meeting.
Sundays meeting takes the form of
union church service in commemor-
alton OF George Washington's birth
day anniversary. Governor D. w.
Davis has accepted the invitation to
address those who attend on the gen.
eral subject of Americanization. What
particular phase Of that subject he
will discuss has not been announced
but it is assumed that he will make
a plea for better citizenship on the
basis of the works of Washington.
Those Who Gave Lives
Members of the Legion will assem-
BILE at the Commercial club rooms at
7 o'clock and attend the meeting in a
body, Pocahontas chapter of D. A,
RS have charge of the program. In
addition to the speaking, some excel
lent musical numbers will be given.
Service men who lost their lives in
the great war for whom memorials
have been received here include Lor-
en- M. Trotter, pvt. Co. F, Second en-
gineers; Joseph Nelson, Co. c., SOC
Inf; Jasper Green. pvt. Co. c., % Inf.
Lee Patterson, pvt. Co. K, 167 Inf.
La Fayette Marsin, S. A. T. c.; Fran
els Meeker, pvt, Co. c. 800 Inf; Ed
mund Conway, ll6 engineers; Romul-
us McGoldrick, Corp, 420 motor train
\ Floyd Reavis, pvt M. G. Bn., 159 Inf
Elmer Cox, pvt, Co. A., 800 Inf.
Samuel J. Adams, lst Lieut., and Ches
ter Forest Simmons
Believe List is Complete.
Nearest of kin to whom these me.
MORALS will be given include Orlondc
Trotter, Otto Nelson, Mrs. Mar,
Meeker, Frank McGoldrick, Charlie.
Reavis, Mrs. Sally Adams and Jane!
Cox of Caldwell; H. P. Marsin O
Claytonia; NJ P. Conway of Notus
and Daniel Green and Clark Patter
son of Wilder In addition, copies will
be mailed to Dewitt Walsh of Three
Creek and John Hageberry of Trian
gle. Because of the distance. it i
not considered likely that either o
these persons will attend the meeting
here Sunday.
These memorials are being distrib
uted throughout the United State
Sunday by various American Legio1
posts. They are given by the Frencl
government to the nearest Of kin o
every man who lost his life while i
the service of the United States mill
tary forces during the world wal
Efforts have been made by the off
GERS of the local post of the America
Legion to obtain the name of ever
man from this vicinity who gave hi
life. 1t is believed that the list is CON
p1ete. Any commissions should be re
ported at once.
The Program.
Organ Prelude, F, F. Beal.
\ Soldier Rest (scott) Mems Gle
Club c. of I.
Reading of Scripture, Rev. F.
White.
Prayer. Rev. w. A. Winters.
American Conservation Hymn (M
Milan, Mrs. Paul Case.
Introduction to Governor, 7.
Walters.
Address by Governor, D. w. Dav
Marseillaise Ezra Hinshaw.
Remarks and Presentation OF q
French War Certificates, DR.. F.
Cole, Post Commander of Americ
Legion.
America, Audience.
Benediction. Rev. D. H. Hare.