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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO

When the 1900 federal troops
under the command of 1t Col.
Diaz entered Aqua Prieta yester-
Gay morning they Were surprised
to find the town had b cen
evacuated Hy the rebel forces
during the night. The rebels
give lack of ammunition ana
waste in firing at the federals
when they were out of range as.
the reason for their failure TO
capture the town.
At 4;30 this morning the
Nacozari railroad depot in Aqua
Prieta was burned, and it is said
some men were caught in the
burning building. The cepo, ana
a string of box cars We're a
total loss.
+. c. Palmer has resigned the
management of the Arizona Drug
company and will DC succeeded
by Fl. e. Bailey, who has been
with the company for about a
year.
A. A. Ferguson received worn
yesterday from the grand lodge
of odd Fellows in session at
Globe that he has been unanI-
mously elected grand master oc
the jurisdiction of Arizona.
Miss Sharlot Hall, state his
torian, is in Douglas for few
days the guest of Mrs. II. ..
McRae. Miss Hall has been
spending. several days in Tomb
stone looking up past history.
Rev. George Logic has tender
ed his resignation as pastor or
the Presbyterian church here,
and will accept the appointment
as principal of a. new training
school for ih0ian evangelists and
helpers which is to be establish
cd in Tucson by the board or
home missions.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
Shirt Sleeve Diplomacy Need

ta
Nine whole and agreed upon one
President principles of peace No one
took exception to the principle
at"
Today dealings China
and other world problems has theory
Of diplomacythe idea that every move
that the people must be fed with their
governments with homeopathic Doses
The diplomatic that each country has
developed wholeheed suspicion of other
people showing government
Would
to the shirt diplomacy Roosevelt.
President enangle
dealings with other chancellory
always exactly he
citizen, kidnapped by
in $5oOooo ransom was demanded
government
Perdcaris meandeng
President
finding
diplomacy slammed in his face Immediately produced Perdicari
incident opened
American which
merit Of shrt sleeve diplomacy. s4a#
Evans was stationed in South American waters
time
States The Chilean authorities
when shore
fortunately
out Of touch with Washington and
handling teraey
the Chilean authorities Spanish
in for some time to come
His Immediately
sleeve diplomacy always
has justified itself
undoubtedly country out of war with Germany
the diplomacy
The
force Castro m.ke penalty having
territory called
Sternberg House.
Germany get foothold
in Venezuela and requested him
his that attempt
word transmitted the kaiser
Roosevelt called sternberg in
twelve hours Admiral Dewey
Venezuela forego his plan
collecting money
diplomacy got
other country into but
avoided war.
World would have
started Lord Grey plainly
Britain would through Belgium,
carefully
Belgium by cngng diplomacy
United
country
Today the troubles Mexico e
that
conceag
Teddy has passed and
openly arrived has
directors of the
composing matters affecting
country A. ~ }
States demanding nothing
that the just
if they kept abreast the situation proper publicity
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
Another Victim

Alas, poor Blmson, / know nim
well. He is in the hospital. The
doctors mildly term it "acute alcohol.
ism If he dies, I suppose it can
be charged to super-sociability /
thought he had more sense than 10
drink from strangers flask.
"Why didn't you offer him some
Of yours first?' 1 asked, as / sat by
the bed and held his hand.
"I did intend to-" he moaned.
'But he beat me to the draw"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

porarily succeeded by a couple Of
other fellows before he returned but
the number Of genuine "Pershing
private orderlies" is very limited.
Capt. George E. Adamson, PERISH
imgs present aide, was with him all
through the war. There were three
or four others, but two are dead.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
Plucked From the Plains
The Rndio Grows Highh-o,v

CSeek Ways to Increase Radios
Culture Value. Headline.
The radio, 1 erieve to note,
Has had it's fling and sown its oat
And now assumes somber coat.
SO lately gay with flaming youth,
y lightsome thing, and fresh for
sooth,
1t now goes IN for ponderous truth
IN hope of cheer / turn Il on
When toll is Ger and day is gone,
But all get is Pol. Econ
Or Drama as a War Corrective"
Or "What Is Bernard shaw's OBJ
jective?'
Or "How to Make the Church Eff
fective."
Ah well. though grand and weari-
some.
1t will not always be so glu1h,
The sophomore age to all must come.
The radios will pass, and then
It's happy prattle once again
VIII rest the minds OF serious men.
Il. H. r., in New York Times.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
Bring on Yo, Fried oofs:

Harlem is TO have a tony hotel
for colored people. The cafe menus
are to be in French. Which is re-
mindful of the colored soldier who,
when asked a direction in Paris
during the war, replied: 1.-TWO rues
and a champ down the street'-o.
G. NJ, st. Louis Globe Democrat
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
Abe Martin

Art Tharp I'll be out o. college in
tn spring, an he don't know whether
t. study law am run fer office, or
try t. whittle out one o. tn fuII-rigged
ships we see I'm th' windows. We
can't buy happiness, but we kin rent
it fer awhile.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
Seldom ON the Loh

"The SUM-" says famous English
scientist lis the greatest physician
IN the world" The trouble over
there, we understand, is that it is
hard to get an appointment-Bos
Transcript.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
rhe Wise Crnckcrs

A farmer went into a city rest
aurant. Beside him sat two men eat
ing fish. Presently one of them
signaled the waiter and ordered 4
bottle Of near-hear. THE fish want
to swim" he added. The farmer who
had ordered roast pork, thought this
a clever remark waiter" he roar.
ed, "a bottle of r-bear-the pig
wants a drinkp-Kasper (Stoek-
holm).
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
6;;A!RjB!E:
MUSIC HATH CHARM

A New York leader whose band
Lays with whistles, bells, mechani
cai pianos, riveting hammers and an
airplane propeller gave a recital the
ether night. The only things that
orchestra lacks are a few boilers
and the cats from the back yard.
The resultant hedlam is
known as Ballet Mechanique." Some
Of the music auditoriums are plan
ring to install elevated railways to
keep up with the new trend.
A boiler maker, having an off night.
attended the recital and said, after
il was over, ne felt as tired as If
ne had done a days work
The ballet" expresses steel, accord
ing to the leader. Oh, well, most
music is steal anyhow.
he cop on the corner now is letting
Lis hair grow.
California is state where Okla
homa men arc elected mayor.
Who remembers :he old-fashionea
woman who used to eat three meals
"a day?
king is a man who wears medals
and reviews troops.
A Chicago doctor advises fewer
clothes for longer life. But who
wants to live long in Jail?
An American pilfered documents
of state in Mexico, says dispatcn
1t appears we have a few diplomats
after all.
Vitamins postpone the limit ol
mans maturity, says a dietition. Tel
your banker about them.
Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
Hunt Fails To Surprise

Governor Hunts be
might surprised some people,
initiate.
The the delivered
dependent giving
again made Just prior to
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
Starvation Wages

Young men who try to emulate
Ruth should remember that there
are some baseball players who do
rot make more than ten 70 fifteen
thousand dollars year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

"rhere is something the matter
with the old faith observed The
Rev. DR.. 7. A. Jamison. How about
having the old faith lifted New
York World.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
1t Can't BE Done

General Dawes could give some
good advice to the New York legis-
lature which is trying to enact gas
cut off bill.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

Next t. stumblin' over wheel
barrow in tn dark, the worst thing
is bein' re-arrested at tn end of o
long prison entence''-Tndianapo
News
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

Youth: I tore up the sonnet
wrote last week.
Damsel: Tore it up? Why, that
was the best thing you ever did
Wisconsin Octopus.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
Common Knowledge

Stranger: All, Mrs. Nudge, one
half of the world is ignorant how
the other half lives.
Not in this village, miss."-An-
sWers.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
Bankers Are So Unfeeling

Observed, Friday, woman wheel
ing loaded baby carriage into one
Of the downtown banks-"We are
sorry, madam, hut baby is not COLI
lateral for loan, not even mil
lion-dollar baby such as yours"--
Detroit Free Press.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

Reno now grants divorces in three
months. 1t will soon be issuing them
by mail order.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
The Office Boys Grandmother 10


office Boy Oo empioyer): Well,
you see, sir, my grandmother just
swan a channel and 1 want the
afternoon off so can see her in
the News Reel.-New York World
syndicate writer says, "The girl
of today is quite as sensible as her
mother was yesterday" Yes, that
seems to be the Edmonton
,(Alberta( Bulletin.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

An American pilfered documents
of state in Mexico, says a dispatcn.
1t appears we have a few diplomats
after all.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

Vitamins postpone the limit of
mans maturity, says a dietition. Tell
your banker about them.
Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc.)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

A Chicago doctor advises fewer
clothes for longer life. But who
wants to live long in Jail?
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

A king is a man who wears medals
and reviews troops.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

Who remembers :he old-fashione3
woman who used to eat three meals
q day?
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

California is a state where Okla
homa men arc elected mayor
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29

part of the spring revival of flower
trimmed hats in Paris. Close fitting
shapes are entirely covered with small
fat flowers by several leading
milliners.
One pretty flower toque from
Madame Georgette is covered with
parma violets ranging from deep
purple to white Another toque has
small vari-colored daisies all over
and velvet bow at the right side,
placed low and hanging almost to
the shoulder.
Hip Length Capes
OF Fur Now In London
LONDON Hip length capes of fur
for motor or sports are attractive
novelties now being shown by London
furriers. These capes often show
the double seam from shoulder 10
edge.
One model seen at fashionable
establishment was of printed gaZelle
the design in scalloped form. An
other of gazelle was printed in checks
of three shades of fawn- brown. A
third was of cream sheared goatskin
printed as elaborately as material
in little checks of fawn, sepia and
vandyke colors. 1t was lined with
cinnamon cashmere serge with a lapel
turning down the front that was
of the same fabric tucked vertically
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29

Flower Covered Hats
Latest French Node
PARIS.-Flower covered toques are
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29

long Ave.
w. o. Johnson oil producer, 7o5
Sun bldg.
A. ]. Koll, president and genera!
manager, Koll Planning Mill 42I Coly-
ten St.
Walter Koll, (son of A. j. KolD
F.. G. lie Munyon, manager, Rocky
Mountain Steel Products company
tmfrs. Automotive IEoducts) 1S47
Wall ST.
Larry Levin. vice president
BrownsteinLoui Co.. (mfrs Hendan
shirts and Stronghold overalls) 751
S. Figuerod st.
! D. r. n. Little, vice president, a.
NJ. Castle & Co., (iron and stee'
merchants) 2064 e 37th St.
Mrs D. +. ~ Little, 14OS s. Gar
field, S. Pasadena.
James A. Lynch, president, Lynch
Construction c., general contractors
l1117 Central bldg.
Machin Shirt Co, (mfrs custom
r,ade shirts 739 s. Broadway.
Theodore Martin, attorney and
counsellor at law. 1856 S. Spring St.
D. F. McGarry, president, Los Ar
i s7NlNo @litti'OCl VI OOihiuSl Ct'
J 4. Miller, physician and surgeon
/ 21SS Cambridge st.
j. G.. Monahan, mapager, Engineer
ing & General supply Co., Subway
4 Terminal bldg.
j Raoul A. Normandin, wee president,
| Normandin Bros. (mfrs. dresses ard
/ nightwear) & Loungng Robe Mfg
! Co, (bath robes and negligees) 2719
! South Main St.
! Edwin O. Palmer, NJ. d.. president.
I Hollywood hospital G422 Hollywood
I}lvd. Hollywood.
Mrs. I1dwin O. Palmer, 1745 Ca
nno Palmera, hollywood.
! III. W. Parker, assistant vice presi-
dent, Bank CT Italy, 7th and olive
SITS. ~
3. F. Pearson, manager, Industrial
| elations, Southern California Edison
/ Co., 3O6 w Bird ST.
; w. G. Rcordan, sales manager, Los
Angeles Brick Co., 1918 Mission Roac.
e. L. Poberti, president Roberti
f1iros., furniture and bedding mfrs.)
! 1916 Long Beach Ave.
! Mrs. L. u. Roberti, 1854 W.3rd ST.
j. N. Robinson, vice president and
manager, Huntington Park branch.
! Pacific Southwest Trust & Savings
Bank, Huntington Park, Calf
G. w. Saurret structural sales
manager, Llewellyn Iron Works, 1900
> y. Main st.
| f. e. Scott, assistant freight traffic
manager, Southern Pacific railway.
Charles L. Seagraves, general
colonization agent Santa Fe railway.
22l s. Broadway.
Seward c. Simons, manager, do
nestle trade dept, Los Angeles Cham
Der of Commerce.
Mrs. Seward c. Silpons, 214 State
St. Pasadena, Calf.
G. X. Smith, vice president and
manager, Standard Fence Co., 1922
Santa Fe Ave.
C.. L. Stevens, Pacific coast rep
resentative for Western Company of
! Chicago, care of Western Wholesale
Drug Co., zoo S. Los Angeles st.
\ H. T.. Stevens, sales manager,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29
THIS SCOURGE
WAS DRAGGING
HIM DOWN
ALL-BRAN gave him new
lease on life when it
checked constipation

No matter how chronic constipa-
tion has become-no one need give
up hope of relief. Read Mr..
Williams CHEEKY message:
Il am on the down-grade in life. Never
had any sickness, but Of late years have
been troubled with constipation. Began to-
make up my mind that / was about done
up. Have taken tablets eaten fruits, etc.
but did not get much help. Began to use
your ALL-BRAN twice day. Have gained
pounds. Feel like fighting cock Bowels
are regular. You have certainly done lot
for humanity"
L. G. WILLIAMS
Rushville, N. Y.
ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to re-
lieve constipation. Eat two table
spoonfu1s daily-in chronic cases,
with every meal. Doctors recon-
mend Kellogg's because it is 1000
bran-1009o effective.
Delicious with milk or cream -
and add fruits or honey. Ready
to eat. Fine in cooking. Sold and
served everywhere. Made by
Kellogg in Battle Greek. Recipes
on package.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29

Mrs. Charles r. Bayer, 1912 West
18th street.
Richard NJ. Bishop, reaitor-insur-
ance, 4O3 Stock exchange bldg.
w. J. Boyle, president, Boyle
Manufacturing Co., (sheet metal
metal mfrs.) 500 Santa Fe Ave.
E. A. Burrell, retired merchant,
1925 n. Orange Grove avenue, Holly
wood
j. A. Burton, director, Los Angeles
chamber of commerce, 541 S. Ard
more.
H j. Cooke manager Fordsor
equipment division, E. Hayman Com
pany, Inc, agricultural implements)
118 N. Los Angeles st.
W. w. Coulson, treasurer, Cali
fornia Hardware Co., 500 e First st.
Richard S. Davis, executive, L. H
Rollins & Sons, Investment bonds)
629 S Spring st.
William T. Dougherty, vice presi-
dent, VIM. Il. Hoegee company, Inc
[sport goods) 1873 S. Main st.
J. Nv. Flannery, president and
manager, Gates hotel, $40 West 9th
st. 42l
James w. Franklin, NJ. D., Medicof
Dental BLDG TAG Francisco st.
Mrs. Emily F'ruhling, Gil Lindaraxa
Gu, Alhambra, Calf.
Ross Cast, agricultural dept, NOS
Angeles Chamber of Commerce..
Henry Goetz, realtor, San Gabriel
Calf
Marion II, Gray, Marion r. Gray
Co. "Grayco" (cravats, shirts) S2I s
! Los Angeles St.
Carl c. j;rlmes, Grimes Stassfortl
Stationery company, 7S7 S. Spring st
Nell 0. Haideman, president ard
general manager, Nell O. Haldemar
Corp, (pipe and plumbing suppliesJ
222e I1. 37th St
c. b. Hall, president, Illinois Elec-
trio company, distributors of electric
lsupplies) 215 S. San Pedro.
c. w. Harbold Arizona represen-
tative, Boyle Mfg. Co, 5100 Santa
Fe Ave, GS72 Laurice ST., Phocnix)
w. e. Hart, Junior vice president
Merchants National Trust & Savings
Bank, sol S. Main st.
Adolph Hartmann, president, VIM.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29
A.lcgg% n
~ ALL-BRAN

Western Wholesale Drug Co, 200 S.
Los Angeles st.
f.. j. Swearlngen, manager, cracker
dept, Bishop & c., 1866 E. 7th ST.
il. A. Thnpsn, manager, Clay
burgh Eros, (silk house, 739 S.
broadway.
w. NJ. Thompson, president, Re-
lance Mfg. Co., (gas regulators)
1926 S. Broadway, Pasadena, Calf
Mrs. w. NJ Thompson, SS9 East
California ST., Pasadena.
C. J. Thorson, treasurer, California
RanlS, 625 S. Spring.
Roydcn Vosburg, vice president,
Miller, Vosburg & Co., (bonds) COZ
Hellman Bank Bldg, $50 S. Spring
st.
Harry Wagner, manager Hayward
hotel.
E. L. Weaver, sales manager.
Joannes Corp 500 Traction St.
(Ben-Hur coffee, spices, eXtracts).
John Wells, representing freight
traffic dept Santa Fe railway.
Herbert Wilcox, president, Wilcox
cafeteria, liz w End st.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29

Hoegee company, Inc, (sport goods)
1873 S. Main ST.
Geo. L. Hern, commercial develop
ment department, First National
tank, 7th and Spring SITS.
John Hirsh proprietor, Johns Pipe
Shop, 524 S. Spring st.
A. e. Hitchner, district manager,
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.,
1870 S. Sa1f Pedro ST.
III. r. FIoag, president, Auto Sheet
Metal Works, 61O6 S. Park Ave-
William T. Hopper, banker, $50
West rhorefand ST.
Mrs. William Il. Hopper, 956 West
morelaEd st.
wv. S. Johns, vice president, Johns
Tilt Shoe company, (shoe mfrs.,) }
1894 Dayton ST.
George II. Johnson, oil producer,
ii705 Sun bldg.
Mrs. George H. Johnson, 1878 Bud
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29
Entire City to Welcome
Trade Tour Tomorrow
(continued from page ono

INOHITTIuCU IT0IH I dSC OIGI
Important cities in the state of Ari-
2ona are Included OF the itinerary
aud Sunday was spcrt at the Grand
canyon rhey viii arrive here from
IIsbee.
list of the trippers as received
Eere is as follows:
Ernest .Ahlgren purchasing agent
and manager of spice department,
Joanes Corp, 500 Traction ST., Ben
EIur coffee, spices, extracts).
Charles P. Bayer, field secretary,
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce,
excursion manager.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29
Noted Paris Houses

PARASITIC wise oracles who said
the snake skin craze Of spring would
never last are beginning to admit
their error AS the season develops
the use of reptile skins increases
rather than decreases in Paris. Even
the conservative house of Worth
uses this trimming frequently. One
of it's most popular coat models, a
navy blue rep with a gracefully
gathered front, has a long shawl
collar and small bow fastening Of
python skin
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29
Parisians Loop Up

PARIS.4Twice around the neck,
then one long loop at the side is
the formula chic French women
follow assiduously for the wearing
of pearls this season.
The string of pearl beads must
be very long to arrange in this
fashion. Before it is wound around
the neck and tied at the side it
should hang almost to the hem of
the dress. Sometimes the loop is
held in place with a jeweled clasp.
But oftener it is. simply tied in a
slip knot.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29
PARADE OF FASHION
Love Bird Costume
Appears On Riviera

Appears On Riviera
NICE, France.-The Riviera each
season develops some style ideas
of its own and this spring it is the
love bird costume. It is part of
the craze for birds and animals
developed at the southern resorts.
The love bird dress is oftenest of
white crepe de chine with three
birds embroidered on it. One bird
perches on the shoulder of the blouse,
and two more are arranged on the
skirt. With it is worn a close
fitting white hat with two stuffed
birds arranged to form a sort of
coronet in front Their tails curl
gracefully over the wearer's ears.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29
We re All Advertisers
BY CHALMERS L. PANCoAsT

\ DVERTISING is the Illuminating power
and the horsepower Of business Its inAu-
ence, color and activity is In evidence wherever
clever men are striving to accomplish something.
Everything under the sun is has been or will
some day be advertised in some Way-some-
where The man who dresses well gives him
self good publicity The bum sends forth bum
publicity. The store front, show windows,
business block, street and city all advertise
something favorably or unfavorably
Advertising is the secret Of great success;
the result Of genius; the hope Of civilization. 1t
is the light Of greater intelligence the educator
Of the world, the benefactor Of all mankind Its
benefits reach from trees to temples. The tree
surgeon advertises to make trees liye-the ar
chitect to make temples beauhfy cities
Aren't we all advertisers? Aren't we con-
tnualy advertising ourselves and our posses
sions? To ourselves we are very important
We want others to think So We advertise it in
every conceivable way-speech, dress, manner
and mode Of living
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29

new materials which Paris uses ex-
tensively. 1t forms two piece suits
and in light colors, dresses for
afternoon and sports wear 1t an
swers the Paris requirement of light
weight with sufficient firmness for
the exact trimming of tucks and
bias bands popular this season.
Dresses Long Behind
Are Short In Front
PARIS-Summer evening dresses
being shown in Paris include many
with full skirts which are much
longer in back than they are in
front
Mostly designed for young dancers,
these frocls are fashioned of tulle,
chiffon and muslin. One model, much
discussed, almost touches the floor
in back, while the front lifts to
point just below the knee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29

Wool Wolfe Popular
PARIs.--Wool voile is one Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-04
Retail Merchants to
Have Varied Program
at Grand Forks Meet

Members Of the North Dakota Re-
tail Merchants Association will hear
prominent speakers on merchandise
ing problem when they hold their
annual meeting at Grand Forks,
March 3 to 10.
Speakers from outside the state
will include f. L. Murphy. publisher
of the Minneapolis Tribune; {. D.
Morris Of the Illinois Central Rail.
road; Joseph Chapman. president Of
L. S. Donaldson company, MinneaP-
oils, and John S. Sheehan, president
Of the national retail grocers' asso-
citation.
Among the state merchants TAX
ing part in the program will be An
drew lngwalson of Crosby; Melvin
Jacobson Of Rugby; George Greene
of Ayr: NJ. G. Evenson of Neville:
Jack Throndson of Brocket; E. A.
Capser Of Grafton; NJ. J. Cotton of
Grand Forks and George Urban of
| Hebron.
Special entertainment features Of
! the convention include banquet
! Tuesday evening, March 8, when del
egates will be guests of the Grand
Forks businessmen; the Associations
annual banquet at the University
Commons. with entertainment by the
University Playmakers, and trips
through Grand Forks industrial
| plants.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-04
Daughters of Civil
War Veterans Form
Organization Here

A chapter of the Daughters Of
Union Veterans Of the Civil War, a
national patriotic society Of lineai
descendants Of honorably discharged
Union soldiers, sailors or marines Of
the Civil War, is being organized in
Bismarck under the direction of Mrs.
Ora f. F. Morton Of Minneapolis, q
national organizer. Mrs. Morton may
be reached at 80 Rosser, telephone
500 W.
The organization was incorporated
December II, 1885, with the assist
ance of Major William Mckinley,
martyred president. 1t was endorsed
by the Grand Army of the Republic
in 1900 and is the only organization
Of Daughters recognized by the
Grand Army of the Republic.
Women who are eligible to men,
bership in the organization arc
urged to get in touch with Mrs. Nor
ton or Mrs. Clarence Porter, l7Oa
ROsser avenue, who is assisting the
national organizer. A number Of
local women have expressed their in.
tention of becoming charter mem.
bers. A chapter Of the order. formed
in Fargo last July, is thriving and
the members are most enthusiastic
according to reports.