The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1918, Page 6

a © THURSDAY, JUNE “6, 1918, BISMARCK. DAILY: TRIBUNE BISMARCK ALUMNI WILL GATHER AT HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY ROOM FOR ANNUAL REUNION AND FEED Oceasion This Year One of Unusual Significance Because of Large Number of Graduates Who Are in Service of Their. Country ~The annual reunion and banquet of . banquet this the Bismarck high school alumni, the banquet this year to be reduced to the form of a Hooverized “war. luncheon,” willbe held in’ the Eismarck high school assembly room Friday evening. Every alumnus who can possibly reach Bismarck for this event is urged to attend. An-entertaining: program has been provided, and the evening will be devoted to getting together and re- calling old times. The occasion: will be one of unusual significance:this year because of the large number of alumni, almost a halt hundred, whose chairs will-be vacant ‘because they are away, on their coun- try’s business, * A large proportion of them are in France, and. the’ reunion | will be especially consecrated to their success in the glorious mission upon} which they are embarked. | ‘Supt. J. Maurice Martin and Priaci pal S. F. Bolt, with the aid of Bis- marck seniors and alumni have com- piled an interesting list of graduates of the capital city high. This record is as complete as it can be,made, but corrections and additions are invitec, and anyone having availatile'‘later in- formation than is contained herein is requested to communicate with Sup: Martin. BISMARCK:GRADUATES SINCE 1887 1887—Minnie Hansen, Grand Forks, N. D; Jeannette Ward-Gallaway. 1888—Emma: Bell.’ Belle Ward- ‘Shute, James Foley, Geo. ‘Hughes, Susie Abby, Henry’ Glitschka, Daisy Stewart, Grace Wilson, Frank Falken- stein, Blanch French-Farrington. 1889—Gertrude Griffin-Hutchinson, Bable. Hunt-Penwarden,. Chas. O'Con- nor. i r 1891—Bessie Waggoner, Hollywood, Cali; Abe Eppinger, deceased; Ralph Ward. : »1898—Leonard Eell, Fannie Dunn- uain, Pearl Braithwaite, John Bostrum, Kate Staley, Jennie McNider Barnes. 1894— Grace _ Falkenstein-French. Adlyth Ward, John Staley, Lynn! Sperry, Minnie ;Scott, deceased. ‘.1895—Theo Taylor, Lavette Grey, Lilian Robinson, Jennie Atrill. 1898—Fdna Boucher Matchan, Hol- lywood, Cal.; Florence Gage- Young, Cecil H. Taylor, Gail Waid-Wynne, ‘Bayne, Esther Peterson-Anstrom, Wil- ton, N. D.; Rosalie Pollock, Ward Preston, enlisted; Clara Rue, Lydia ‘Sell-Weber, ‘Mable Spitzer/Halliday, Murry Stebbins, Alfie Syvertson-Guss- ner, city; _ Odessa Williams-Wattam, city. 19093—Frayne.Eaker, enlisted; Lois Barnes-Wright, city; Nora Clark, Jen- nie Davis, i: dia Prstrom-Snyder, city; Gertrude Everts, citv; Alice Falconer- ‘Rhoades, ‘uont.; Winnie Jones+Doli, city; Geo. Wide, enlisted; Walter Mc- Lean, deceased; Leo Morris, enlisted; Henr.ea UO Hara, Mont.; Agnes Orr, city; Lorena Rodgers-Bliss, McKenzie, N. D.; Ida Thrams-Roach. city; Ther- esa Wiolf-urgess, city. ~910—iimma hartell-Seal, Raleigh, N. D.; Margaret Brown, city; Bessie Chraven-Whitney, McKenzie, N. D.; May Uavis, Kobin Day, Lieut. at Tal- iaterro, Field No. 1, Hicks, Tex.; Uladyg Falconer-Day, Britton; Helen Hoskins-Dollar, city; Ione Hutchinson- Moore; Wells Myron Hutchinson, en- listed; Roy Logan, city; Florence Me. Gilis-Wallace, city; Russell McCord, enlisted; Ada (Maurer, city; Hazel ‘Nichols Schafer, Leulah; Haze Pearce, city; rank Richholt,’ John ‘Rhud, enlisted; Olga Rupp, city; Lloyd Titus, Hebron; Paul Tucker, Loia Welch-McFarlane, Sherwood; 1911—Iva: Beall-Russ, Tuttle, N. D.3} Lorenzo Belk. enlisted; ‘Nettie Blanch? coner-Day, Hicks, Tex,;, Edna ‘Heaton- Putnam, . McKenzie, N. D.; Howard Hogue, deceased; Florénce Holmquist, Rosa Huber, city; Mildred Jones-Al- lensworth, Glencoe, N. D.; Laura Keenan-Gilmore, Gary, West Va.; Louise ‘McGahey-Ashbridge, city; Ar- nold Michelaon, enlisted; Hortense Moore. city or Steele, N. D.; Haze: North, Elizabeth Remington-Schipfer, city; Rosa Sell, McKenzie, 'N. D.; Elsie Smith, city; Clara Tatley, city; Kmma Wachter-Semling, Hazelton, N. D.;\ Jessie Webb-Corwin, city. 1912——Annie Anderson, Clara Blum- er, Carrie Haugen, city; Florence Johnson, Wilton, N. D.; Ernest Jones, Donal MacDonald, Flora ‘MacDonald, Wiliam Parsons, enlisted. Edna Peter- son-Brostrum, Painted Woods; Dora ‘Ranney-Williams, Fern Reade-Logan, snappy music. Everyone mied and got ard, Ferris Cordner, ‘enlisted, Lucille}” Dahl, city; Rita Danford, Harriet Fal*|~ HAY CREEK RED CROSS UNIT STAGES SUCCESSFUL BENEFIT boxes, the Red Cross branch introduc- ¥ }ed an innovation, and the owners of Between $90 and $100 ‘was realized. for the Red Cross by a decidedly suc- cessful barn dance given by the Hay Creek branch of the Burleigh county Ped Cross chapter in the loft of the large new barn on A. E. Lenhart’s Fairview stock farm last night. The whole country side turned out for the event, and a dozen or more cars drove out from Bismarck. The floor was in fine shape, and the Bismarck jazz or- chestra furnished some unusually acquainted and had a good time. The festivities ended at 3 o'clock | this morning, enabling capital city people to get home in time to say good-morn- ing to the rising sun. The Hay Creek ladies all came pro- vided with well furnished luncheon boxes. ‘Instead of auctioning off the COMMENCEMENT FOR 1918 CLASS AT AUDITORIUM The 1918 class commencement exer- cigeg of the Bismarck high school willtbe held at the Auditorium to-; night, Families and friends of the graduating class are invited to enjoy an interesting program featuring an address by Dr. R. A. Beard, pastor of the First Congregational church of Fargo. hi St. Mary’s School Closes Year with Exhibit of Work: St. Mary’s parochial school. -will close tlie year tomorrow. with an cx- hibit:of the pupil’s work, to be open to patrons anit friends throughout the day. ‘Final:‘examinations were con- cluded today <Rwelve. pupils will finish: (@g-¢ ‘The .com- 1: bg. simple, ‘ Pesol. a Private presen- tation promotion ~ cards and diplomas. Many of this year’s stud. ents will take high school work next year, St. Mary's carrying its pupils; school vourse. BISMARCK BOY HEADS CLASS| through a two year's standard high | 4, « the boxes, swathed in white draperies from head ‘to foot and maskéd, were trade moved rapidly ,and at prices, For those who did not have lun- cheons \coffee,, doughnuts and sand- wiches were sold., A_ fortune-teller, who ptedicted the most ravishing fu- tures fr,all of her patrons, added to the pleasure of the evening and con- siderably swelled the recéipts. Mrs. A. P. Lenhrat and Mrs. John French were among the patronesses. P. J. Heltenberg, manager o fFair- view farm, has,850 aeres in crop and is feeding 140 héad of cattle. The beau- tiful estate is-nobly doing its bit in the, cause of demtocracy. NO MORE SUGAR ‘FOR 31 PEOPLE Bismarck Violators of Food Reg- "ulations Under Ban of them prominent, two of them min-| isters of the gospel, one of them as-j sistant superintendent of the North eral of Teutonic birth or descent, and been prohibited by O. W. Roberts, county food ‘administrator, from’ pur- hasing ‘sugar. until: further | orders ach and everyone of these 31, si Administrator Roberts, in,a formal ne- tice served on® all grogers, has vio- lated the regulation restricting sugar purchases - to. three pounds) per. per- son per month, One of the’ most fla-| grant violators;,_is said to have pur- chased his maximum allowance of su- gar from. eight different. grocery violations are revealed by the. food cards filed with County Administrator Roberts. | SUMMARY OF NIGHT'S NEWS. o my Washington—Hoover announces the food administration will oppose any attempt to stop manufacture of beer| Thirty-one, Bismarck citizens, many | | Dakota law enforcement league; sev-| | at least oné an enemy alien, with rel-| | atives fighting for the kaiser, have! stores during the month of May. These } {UNITED STATES |. WAR STATEMEN eas o *:Washington, June 6.—The story of how an American patrol of forty men, outnumbered two to one, held it’s sold instead, Col. William Morris act-}ground in Lorraine on the night of ed as auctioner,:and the fair stock in|June 2. for three quarters of an hour good | and only retired when it’s amunition became exhausted, is told in a contin- uation of General Pershing’s com- munigue ot yesterday received here today. The patrol inflicted heavy losses: on the enemy. “Lieutenants Campbell and Meisner downed by enemy biplane June 5, the SHOE FITTERS ' Richmond sith y MAIN STREET eo ——-—-_—® | HOME GUARDS |: All members of the Bis- | ‘marek home guards are re- i quested to be present at the | armory at 7:15 sharp on Fri- | day evening, June 7, 1918. The: adoption of a new con- | stitution will be considered. | All ‘ave: requested to attend. | Bes ERNEST G. WANNER, | ; Captain | | i IHNSONSE POPULAR PRICED STORE UHUUOUORAAUSOGUONGRSANCUNOCRORADOOOOObOUaON HUGOUEAG AODGUONGUOOOUGOUANUOUROOUNOOONONDOUDAUOAUUDOUAAOONSoneQNUOONo OOOO ‘communique said, between April 4} and May 31, it said, Lieutenant Doug- las Campbell shot down six planes. NELSON SELLS THE G. P. BILLIARD HALL N. G. Nelson has disposed of the Grand Pacific billiard- room and cigar shop, one of the best known establish- ments of its kind fn the state, to On the Market Half.a Century. When you ‘are in perfect health, and are enjoying a strong and vigor- ous vitality, it is ther. that your blood is free from all impurities, You should be very careful and give heed to the slightest indication of impure blood. A sluggish circula- tion is often indicated by an impaired amounting to THIS WEEK A Balloon given with purchases of merchandise of any kind for the baby > COWAN’S DRUG A Het | +4 Henry Loebel, formerly of French & s. ‘vno is now in charge.: John- ny Abrahamson, the popular -assist- ant, remains on the staff: Mr. Nelson who had conducted this business, with much success for the last five. years, has not announced his plans’ for the future. CUT FLOWERS. Choice peonies and carnations on hand. Oscar H. Will & Co. Hardly a Drugstore in the Land That Does Not Sell This Remedy appetite, a feeling of lassitude and a general weakening of the system. It is then that you should premptly take a few bottles of S. S. S., the great blood purifier and strengthener, It will cleanse the blood thoroughly and build up and strengthen the whole system. S, S. S. is sold by all drug- gists, Valuable information about the blood supply can be had free by writ- ing to the Swift Specific Co. 24 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. ———————————————————— 25¢ cr ever. JIORE i Coutls,-Alberta, Canada; Milan Ward,|ciry; Florence Smith, city, Esther ichat é-| and wine while the snoply of whiskey, ofthe Lila ‘Shortridge, Devils Lake, N. D. |'Teichmann, Bertha Varney, Hebro:, ae ra (Diet Hall, bon of Sect: brandy and gin remains. 1899—Nellie. Bartron, Myrtle Falken-|\N. D., Bessie Varney, city; Minnie] ormer popular Bismarck high schcol| , San Francisco—Judge Franklin A. stein-O’Hare, Frank Hughes, Selm2| \heeler, Zelma ‘Shute. boy, will deliver the president’s ad-|Griffin signs the death warrant, of Peterson, Missoula, Mont.; Edna Win-| . 1913—Eleanora Bartel, city; James dress tonight at the class day exer-| Thomas J. Mooney, stipulating it is | chester-Ramstad, George Burt-Knud-| Blunt, Helena Burgess, Alberta Cous-| cices of the agricultural and mangajietto be executed until the supreme 2 « son; Gertrude: Gilkegt-Eliott; Grandin; | ins, Parke Fenninger, enlisted; Haze:| training model high schooky: at. “tt Poket: Hd passed on.a writ of probable || M4 b sugadibert Marcelldajodtegan; iA Was-| Hendérshott, ‘Hulda Johnson; de-}North ‘Dakota agricultarat ygollegbate jae 'to esented by defense:cbun- lor ot es toMah auicagnero Hollywood Cal. e¢ ceased:Margaret Jones, Isabel McGil-| vr, Hall is the only Bismarck membe i i fi j th noe pete Ny Son (| 113.0097 )990@-Emeritax¥egen, | Charles lis-verny, Litchville, N. D.; John. Tay-|o¢ this class, which wil: recel eodore Poosevelt was . We have just received” comwobns erson, Miriam Bentley:Belk, James-|lor DeCamp, enlisted; Ethel Olson.|qiplomas ‘tomorrow night: fram, appeared at a “pyo- J od tabi town, Nl Diy Myrtle Brown; Culham; | Flora Murry, Pansy ClarkeJacobson,|p Ladd. N. C, Macdonald, ‘super- publican banquet giv- ii gee 9 bj shipment f 0 Catherin® ByyleFerris, 1001:4th Ave.,| Fort Yates; Julia Budlong, Berkrey.|intendent, of public instruction, will § in honor of Will H. g p 0 =& wes N. Great Falls; Mont.; Mable-Chalon-| Calif; Esther Mosier-Connor, Reo| address the class on “The Schools and is i er, Jamestown, N. D.;:Emma Jobnson,| Knauss, enlisted; Helen Fisk, Minot,|¢he War.” , ort—Mrs. .Emmaline j Hilda Johnson, George Will, ‘Helen |, p, ee Pankhurst, arti¢ing from Eneland with | Georgette Crepe i ‘Wilson,Dorothea Yegen. 1914—Julius_ Amberson, enlisted; President Finch. Here. + a “mess: sie women of America” I” a | | \ ~ | 1902—Maud Batly-Lewis, Sterling, yron ‘Atkinson, enlisted; Esther] C. A. Finch. of LaMoure, president 5 at thing now 1s .ur Wai a “py S eagnes' Boyle Latra ; Conner. emer, E‘ertha: Burton, Colorado; At-|of the Finch’ Liber Co., is a” guest | wy country \to vote in” Hughes, cae Peahheeeseebid ee bin, Carlson, ‘Coleharbor; Anna Cars at the McKenzié, f i ‘Konenkanip, president Sa" $ . J, Falconer, Estella Gaskell-Kositzky,| tons, Nana Cook, city; Alice Cunz. Ju. Retr a of the commerdial telegraphers union . jatelle iN iG ‘Helming, 5 5 Hib His b f for | ; Hugh: fer, Braddock; “Harry Mc-|Cjarence Knudson, Laura Little, May |0f the Soo line, returned this mora- Bee GALET toraaerial’ telocracme and look them over. . Lean, YORK City; SatasMillet, de-| 1ittie, Eva Miller, Gertrude, Mount- ing from a vacation visit,in Butte. era'to: Helong’ ta hié organization. a ; rely aE ceaséd ; (Nellie"@'Conner, ‘EWwiraPeter-| Holdieson; Ruth Nichols-Walker, Hel- Melntrye Reslgn& scot oue eager p Children’s: Dresses:::in ae _.., $90, Ruth Pishts-HIll, Elizabeth hyan-|on Register, Beulah, N. D.: Elsie Ser-| 4 schmidt, clerk at the soo, FOR SALE—New gas range. ‘214 3 <cuiteh Shs Florence BietroniNixom; Bald:| resJaekeon, city: Olin Shute, Blencie | aijing jn in a similar capacity: at. tho | 20d StgiPhane 88. Tk stripes and plaids’ ga-- rye 4 moay ee Dain Setemen Aten Sisal Hesale Spangler, Althes Bear. McKenzie, in place of’ Bob’ Mctinty = i si 7 Hive atin T | ; Falconer, sf jagent via elpha) ‘are-Healy, . Minneapolis, xs Rass ey + ‘Ic € ("Wing No D; Fritites'Hare,o47- eased; Minn; Margaret Welch, city; Freder- popular greeter, “witt esignk at eet ore. We AVG; yem , } Ruth Hood, Brook Oliver Hoskins,/ick Young, entisted. To Minot. i Annie Logan-Taylor, city; siles Mar-| 4915—Henry. Amberson, enlisted;/ Samuel Pascoe, district organizer | a ‘TO REGISTER | @ vel; Dora ‘Michelson-Kavalangh. Clar-| fdna,Balmgarten, Eva Carlson, city; | for the United Mine. Workers of Amer- ence McLen, Mendan. \ D.; Mabel | carl Carlson, enlisted; Stanley Casey: | ica, left today for Minot, where he will | | , i ‘ eh Peterson - Koffel, — ‘Idel'a Rodg-| Bessie Clarke, Fred Couch, enlisted; | spend several days. ‘Mr. Pasco has|/. During the four days be- | might wish for at i 2 i pe Sperry. i. Ee es ound, Neus! Suatiing: Jessie Faaien Teskes established permanent state head-|) ginning Wednesday, June 5, | h Beautiful Dresses at Friday and Saturday’s Sale at 3 rolorado Sprines, Clo” nS | city; ice Funston, Menoken, N. D., | quarters. here. \ i * % 4 9, . ¢ Me t quist, Birlea Ward, city; Mde Wallace-| Mabel Funston, Menoken, N. D.; Leota : bes I will be in the office of the | t ose popular prices. Johnson's Sale Prices Ward, city; alee! ALAR: oon Hendershott, Gertrude Hoffman. Ba | wy Today’s Weather | city eudltor mba ty to9 oneh | : t 1904—Cecil. Burton, city; ger -Houser, enlisted ‘Signe Johnson, 5 evenin: o-“register voters. | { Hines-Humphreys, city; Alice John-!O,jver Jorgenson, Elizabeth Keenan, | |, To ays Weather I Votunndestnigt hig VOM | AMAA i son) Mabel . Johnson,’ Marie Huber,| city; Hazel Knott, city; Christian Lu-| * lI lot atthe. peimiries Ji 36, | ieerenenneentt rinnnitaa citv; Wellington Mandigo, city; Ino. cas, Lois ‘McGettigan, Regan, N. 1. North Dakota: Fair tonight and), Thad le prin aries gne 2 | ‘6 H McDonald; citys Clara Peterson. Chas.| Caroline McDonald, Maude Miller, Es-) Friday; warmer Friday and in north for county,.:Jegislative or | Novelty suits such as Y | i Rodgers, Anna Slattery, city; Frances! ther Munson, James Niles, enlisted; | and west portions tonight. | state nominee’; are urged to | 3 2 % Weleh-Dolan, city Marys f Williams: )Loig ‘Pearce, Dill Register, enlisted: | | South Dakomei Wain, stontaht.,.anc | register. © fguct ; ae . Jergey,and Silks ina Vandever, John Woods: * < f 'Bdna Rust, Harold Semling, enlisted: | Friday; cooler’ in’ east” and’ central | y a | S. 1905—Bessle Gilbert, Jessie Gilbert-|George ‘Smith, enlisted: Flizabeth| portions tonight.” : 4t E. E;,MORRIS, | beautifpl:range of col- Saunders, deceased; Margaret Grady-/Swett, city; Ruthella Taylor, Noet/ Montana: Fair tonight and Friday; City Assessor. | ors. ::;Real nobby suits 7 White, city; Laura LeRoy, Fannie Mc-/Tharalson,” enlisted, Violet Thrams.| warmer tonight. g bus * me Gowen, « Mary :O’Refily-Barrett;. city; | city; Dorothy Treacy, Loren Upton, in wool serge, poplin, ® # Merton Orr, enlisted; Emma Rosebers.|‘paul Wachter, Verna Wright-Hunner, y i a ‘Anna ‘Slater-Welch. Menoken; Mable city. gabardine, ete., with Sperry-Sellens, city; Frances White, |: 191¢—Flmira Bartel. Elmel Feithon, st : ees Alice Willams Townes city. Tésepnine Albert Blumer, enlisted; Dorothy good: tailored lines an 4 1906—Vance uxier, — . Jose| Blunt, city; Paul Cashman, enlisted: 2 x -Boom, Allen Bronson, ind: Daweons en {Torna Conitz. Paul Cook. city: Ann nicely trimmed. These a listed; Agnes Gunn, James Haloran,|pahl. Helen Erstrom, Muriel Floren, sui ies and city; John Hare, Ethél Healy/Moore-| arnold Flow, enlisted; Paul Grambs, suits are beauties an Rittgers, John, Jayd, ‘Hazel Johnson, | mleanor Gustavson, Valley City; Har- values that stand for Mary Kelley, SG Alice not ct lev Holta, eral Hubbert, olwen ‘ - James Logan. Oakes. 'N. D.; bi Hughes, Aberdeen, S. D.; Alfred ’ themselves. McKenzie-Bickhart, Minneapolis; Rose! Humphreys, enlisted; Julia Johnson, For Infants and Children. E? McCormick, seltys eponnidy MeDonel, Selma Linde, Clara ‘Little, Irma _Lo- Sm, CUMS aER oe RRO ee ANGAEUACUOAUAUUAUUEOUOOOUNDHOUOOOEE 3 4 city; Henry Mickelson, Katherine, Mc-| gan, city; Hazel iMiller, Milo (Mille~, Hugh-Hintgen, ‘Mandan, N. D.; Wayne | (George Morris, Rachel Morris, city; 0 ers now hat suunuauavencanecanangccnunonuonignye: sale Only 68 suits in the * O’Briene, Carl Peterson, Margaret Phelps-Spohn, city; Lucy May Swift, city; Vivian Turner, Kath- erine Wilson-Claridge, ‘Alice Wilson- Clegg, Blaine, Mont.; Harold Winches- ter, Hazelton, N. D.; Harry Woodman- see, city; 1907—John Alensworth, Edna Arm- strong, ‘Rose eBrthold, Bessie Boyle, Cora Alice Clark, Samuel Day, McKen- zie, N. D.; Chester Erstrom, Baldwin, N. D.; Addison Falconer, Lieut. at Fost Defence of Galveston, Fort Crock- ett, Tex.; Josie Goughner, Helen Mc- Gillig-Clemons, Ethel (McKenzie-Remis, Fargo, N. D.; Mary Marsh-Gehner, Garrison; Ada McGowan, Philip Webb, enlisted; Hattie McLennon, Sara Mor- ¥ig;Ada -Pricé, Hazel Proctor-Adams, Omaha. ..eb.;"Mable Rue, Emma Spii- zer, deceased; Beatrice Waid, city. 1908—Frank — Albertson, Ralph Brown, Helen Burton, Washington, D. ©; Florence Falk, Regina Farrell, May Hanlon-Cloquett Havre, ‘Mont.; ‘Anna Huber, city; Christiana Laist- Graham, city; Gertrude ‘Marcellus- Vance, city; .Nellie: Marvel‘Reed; El- freda May McLennon, Elizabeth O’Con- nor, Spokane,» Wash.; DeForest GLYCERINE MIXTURE FOR APPENDICITIS “Bismarck people can prévent appen- dicitis wits simple. buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc. as mixed in Adler-t- ka. ONE SPUONFUL flushes the EN- TIKB bowel tract so completely it re-| ‘Register, lieves ANY CASE sour stomach, ‘gas or constipation and prevents appendi- cltis. The INSTANT, pleasant action of ‘Adler-i-ka- surprises both doctor> and patients. Leaves stomach clean and strog.’'Jos Breslow, Drugelst. Arthur Munson. Myrtle Nelson, Ruby Ode, Gerald Bichpolt, Ada Sims, city; Walter ‘Smith, enlisted, Catherine ‘Spear, G. L. Spear, Esther Talcott, Ar- minta Taylor, city; Esther Taylor, An- na Vigness, Northfield, ‘Minn. 1917—Sigrid Alfson, Adelaide Bork, city; Rudolph Bork, city; Wallie Dir- lam, city; Aldyth Ferris, Janet Fog- arty, city; Margaret Grube, Angelo Holta, Christine Huber, city; Ruth Johnson, Ruth Jollie, Adele Kauffman, city; George Keenan, city; Edward La ‘France, Helen Lucas, Edna ‘Mauk, Catherine Morris, city; Mary Parsons, Geraldine Penwarden, city; Geneva Perkins, Wilton. N. D.; Paul Register, enlisted; Neil Reid, enlisted, William Ross, Albertina Smith, city; Esther ‘Spetz( Esther Staley, city; Annabet Steinmetz, city: Alice Strutz, Lillian Thrams, city; Edgar Trohdahl, enlist- ed: Howard Watkins. Class of 1918—Oscar William Agre. Tucile M. Allen, Marjory Proctor Best, Mildred W. Boyd, Roberta Darthea Boyd, Jean Glenn Bruce, John Edwin Carlson,: *Albert. William Cook; Ruth Kathryn Erlenmeyer, Harold Glad- stone Erstrom. Helen Crescentia Gal- lagher, Lysle Imogene Gates, Granville W. Grambs, Irene Louise ‘Hagen, Fvangeline F. Hannan, *Leslie R. Har- rison, Opal Mary Hoffman. Ida Esther ‘Hoover, *Henry J. Jagd, Elizabeth Ann McCay, *Guilford) J. Mandigo. Dorothy ‘Moore. Marforie Elizabeth ‘Moore, Marv Grace Murray. Blanche Armstrong Myers, Eunice Helen Olse™, Wlizabeth Ferne Perkins. George Scott Lavina Lodelle Register. Paula J. Rigler, *Myron Barlow Skeels, ‘Sara. Marguerite Slattery. Pugh D. Spangler, Olga Marié Vig- ness, Edna Earbara Wachal, Conrad Yegen. ah (* In the service of our country.) ee ALGOHOL- 3 PI (Vegetable Preparationforls > peterson by Regula: ting the Stomachs and Bowels of At Omonths old o 35 Doss 35028 ——————— CASTORIA Genuine Castoria ln - Use For Over Thirty Years You’ve wanted one of summery silk poplin choose from priced at All sizes and lot. at... 6. these skirts and waited for them to arrive. They’re real skirts—50_ to $6.75 colors. We are going to place and poplin skirts at . q For Friday ee $5.00 's sale only. on sale 62 serge Percales Muslin skirts. We have a very nice line of white wash Dishes Serges you will JIt’s surprising how little for a stamp. Poplins Pillows Toys miss a quarter Ourmoney saving basement is load- ed with bargains Oil Cloth Notions Blankets Pillow Tubing ..$24.98% i Ginghams Comforters White Goods Silks Remnants of all kinds.