INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE FOUR EXAMINATIONS THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS CHARITY HEALS RAW LEGION MEN TO GO TO FRANCE to 11:30 a. m., English grammar 11:30 to 12 a. m., music 1 to 2:45 p. m., Will Attend the Unveiling of the physiology-hygiene 2:45 to 4:15 p. m., WOUNDS OF POVERTY Flirey Monument. AND BORDER BUDGET civics 4:15 to 5:15, drawing. COMMON SCHOOL Wednesday, July 27. CERTIFICATES John Emery, national commander 8 to 8:30 a. m., enrollment 8:30 to .of the American Legion, has accepted 10:45 a. m., geometry 10:15 to 12 a. H. J. MINER, Editor and Manager Dorcas Society Prominent for Work for the legion an invitation from Department of education program of m., physics 1 to 2:45 p. m., algebra of Benovelence. Others Greatly 2:45 to 4:15 p. m., physical geography President Millerand of France and examinations for common school certificates, Entered at the Post Office at International Pallet, Minn., an Second-Claam Matter Aid. the French government to send a July 25, 26 and 27, 1921. or general history 4 :_15 to 5:30 p. m., delegation of legion members to agriculture. Monday, July 25. How the story of brotherly love and France this summer to attend "the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S., $2.00 FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR 8 to 8:45 a. m., enrollment 8:45 to unveiling of the Flirey monument help is carried out in International NOTICE TO ODDFELLOWS 9:45 a. m.,. spelling 9:15 to 10 a. m., Falls in giving aid to the needy, relieving and participate in other events in AND REBEKAHS penmanship 10 to 12 a. m., arithmetic distress and soothing the raw honor of the American veterans. 1 to 2:45 p. m., geography wounds left by poverty is a story A delegation of 250 members of Joint installation Monday, July 18th, 2:45 to 4:15 p. m., composition 4:15 the American Legion from all states that breathes of love and tenderness 9 P. M. at City hall. Banquet 6 P. M. to 5:30. reading. and unselfishness and is brought will sail from New York August 3, City hall. Short meetin? at the hall Tuesday, July 26. and will be* in France three weeks. abput largely by1 organized effort. It at 8 P. M. 8 to 9:45 a. m., U. S. history 9:45 is a story of a score of workers who The unveiling of the Flirey monument Committee. devote just a portion of their time will be made the occasion for to relief work. the American Legion's pilgrimage, HOME TRADE ON EVE OF VICTORY Does a drunken husband abandon but there will be a series of other his helpless wife and family of little ceremonies of great importance. PEOPLE NOT FOOLED FOREVER Among these will be- the laying of tots does an aged couple in the sunset of their lives find want their the cornerstone ofi "Pont Roosevelt," rdso constant companion or does a mother a new bridge across the Marne at can't BE LINCOLN said "You Chateau Thierry, which is to be dedicated with a pain-racked babe in her foo) the people all the time arms seek help in vain. No. International to the memory of the late Falls organizations are there Theodore Roosevelt and his son Quentin. The mail order houses fooled the The latter was killed in combat to extend assistance. people foT a long time and made Outside of the county aid which is not far from the site for the new hundreds of millions of dollars span. given without stint all over the city profit by it But the wisest among as well as the outlying districts, Replica of Monument. woke up, with the result that the President Millerand's invitation was there are other organizations which make it improbable that suffering transmitted to the legion commander mail order business is now going by the French ambassador at Washington, from poverty shall continue long if down hill so fast that the rich gentlemen they are aware of it. who at the same time presented behind such concerns are ORDER Prominent in the -tfork of benevolence President Harding at the wild with alarm. They are frantically White House with a replica of the is the Dorcas society, which adopting new tactics in order OR mm monument of Fliery. 11 jjJ RENT was formed some ten years ago. It to "fool some of the people" for The Fliery monument is a tribute is a band of generous women who jx some more of the time. But their give freely of their time and energy to the valor of the American troops who fought in France. It is presented end is near to aid children, They meet semimonthly by citizens of Fliery and Lorraine at the homes of different It is a great victory for home in recognition of the heroism of members to sew for little folks. They trade! Hurrah! have always tried to keep a variety Americans in delivering their soil of German occupation. of garments on hand for emergency But in the day of victory let GOING! GOING! Fliery is familiar to the A. E. F. Put it to any callc. including babv layettes. Town those of us who sell dedicate ourselves It is in the old Toul sector which folks have been generous with their to BETTER and GREATER became "American" in the fall of contributions of cash and clothing SERVICE to the public of this community who buy The and the local doctors have done more 1917, and in which seventeen American Power Task people who once depended on the ever-present catalogue will combat divisions fought. The than their part when it came to medical want something in place of it. They will want the attraction and dental aid. Eighty-ninth from Kansas and Missouri tof picture, description and price, placed before their eyes in "jumped off" from Fliery on Their dues are ten cents for each September 12, 1918, to begin their meeting with the provision that eacli fthe most attractive and easiest form. The world knows that part in the drive that cleared the St. While the Fordson Tractor has power member donate one finished garment !ihis means advertising—advertising in the newspapers that Mihiel salient. President Millerand, monthly or pay fifty cents extra. Delightful In plenty to drag plows and harrows !the people read. Premier Briand and the marshals of social affairs of an informal This newspaper not only offers its advertising columns to through the heaviest soil, it is light France will be present at the dedication nature, such as card parties at homes «very person in this community that has something worth, of the monument. of dijjerent members, a picture show enough, small enough and so easily rwhile to sell, but it offers every one the liveliest co-operation Will Go to Pyrenees. where the general public have been controlled that it can handily be put to !to the end that your buyers—our neighbors—shall be served to While on their tour of France the invited, and other devices varied in many tasks about the farm, that will nature have "ready aided in swelling Legion part will go to the Pyrenees the utmost, to the last word. the fund of. this worthy cause. to visit' »the birthplace of Marshal save you time, money and work. The officers of this interesting organization Foch, who will receive the delegation in the house in which he was born. are Mrs. H. C. Pitblado, In fact the Fordson will do every power president Mrs. F. M. Billmyre, vicepresident Marshal Foch will later come to the TRADE AT HOME job, both draw-bar and belt, more quickly TRADE AT HOME Mrs. Ray Landgraf, secretary United States to attend the annual Miss Mary Stone, treasurer. convention of the Legion at Kansas and at less cost than it can be done City. Its membership which is limited to with any other form of power. So every only fifteen with Dr. Mary Ghostly At Blois the Legionnaires will be month the whole year 'round the always as an honorary one, consists of Mrs. present at the dedication of tffe statue of Joan of Arc presented to OBLIGING TICKET ""AGENT John Norton, Mrs. P. H. Fogarty, Mrs. Lizzie Holler, International dependable Fordson will prove itself a Mrs. R. C. Fraser, Mrs. Franz Jevne, the city by the Joan of Arc committee Falls, one share. paying investment, because of its capabilities, of New,York. At Rheims the veterans Ticket agents were either very indifferent Mrs. C. H. Woodford, Mrs. B. B. Mr. M. M. Abbott, International Kotilinek, Mrs. Hughes VanEtten, will participate in the presentation its economy and efficiency. or very haughty during the Falls, one share. of a 3,000,000-franc gift to the war. They are not that way now. A Mrs. J. G. Peterson, Mrs. C. A. Engbloom Mr. J. H. Brown, International Falls, eity library by President Nicholas and Mrs. Henry Carroll. man who wanted sleeping accommodations We will gladly explain and demonstrate two shares. Murray Butler of Columbia university on a train to Kansas City was The Masons, Knights of Columbus, At the suggestion of the president, to the many money-mak- you Fordson Odd Fellows, Moose and other societies on behalf of the Carnegie Foundation. asked if he wanted an upper or lower and with the unanimous consent of ing, time-saving Call, write berth. do much for folks regardless of features. the members of the boar^ pjesent, the creed in a quiet way. To the. Paris, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Lyon, "What's the difference," he inquired. faith or secretary was directed, to procure 500 or phone. Strasbourg and Metz will officially Odd Fellows-belongs the pleasure of stock certificates for use Jn the sale the veterans, but one of the "The difference is 50 cents," said sharing their joy at Christmasy tidd -SKfcceive of shares of stock of the association, C. W. JEWETT & CO., Incorporated with their less fortunate friends. most unique receptions will be at St. the ticket man. "Our prices to Kansas and also an appropriate corporate seal. Die, a battle-scarred town near the City are $1.50 and $2." They have arranged generous baskets M. M. Abbot's report made on the INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. old Luneville front. In this histor.'c "You understand, of course," went of substantial things and distributee! premium list and details of the fair to place stands the house in which the on the agent, clasping his hands and them the day before Christmas until be held in September was adopted. He Alsatian monk, Waldsee-Muller lived looking earnestly through his headlight now it has become the annual event. was also given the right to make ceritain when he wrote the documents suggesting spectacles, "you understand that The Salvation Army always has out changes in the premium list which that the Western contingent the lower is higher than the upper. a helping hand and the city across the he suggested, and such other corrections be named for the navigator. Amerigc The high price is for the lower .berth. bay maintains a place where the down and amendments as to him were If you want it lower you will have to Vespucci. and outs are given a chance to get on deemed advisable. go hitfher. We sell the upper lower their feet again. The Salvation Army In this conncection it was suggested than the lower. In other words, the Letter Files and Card Index Tray knows a man may be down but he's there be a bread making demonstration higher the fewer." never out anji when the members of at the Press office. and a garment making demonstration "Why do they all prefer lower?" this mission of love appear in our city for which no premiums should #1 broke in the inquirer. they are always given a cordial welcome. I be awarded. *4 "Because of its convenience," explained International Falls folks true The secretary was directed to report the agent. "Most people don't 5 PROFESSIONAL CARDS to the memory of sorrows on foreign at the next rfular meeting of the like the upper, although it's lower on %4 soil try to "do their bit to help the Association in August the arrange1 #.« *4 «,•#.« #.• «V V# *4 account of its being higher, and also Doughnut Girls in our neighboring ments that can probably be made for because when you occupy an upper city. a base ball game on the 15th and 16th JOHN H. BROWN you have to get up to go to bed and of September, these beings the last Attorney at Law O »«#.« then get down when you get up. I two days of the fair. »4 »W« V# should advise you to take the lower, Office over O. M. Carr & Co. Mr. Abbott was requested to select although it's higher than the upper, International Falls, Minnesota AT THE CHURCHES judges suitable for passing upon fair for the reason I have just mentioned, jexhibi*- in September. «IM #.• #,« «.« e« tf that the upper is lower than the lower COLLEGE »(H« tf A E Mr. Brown was requested to present Paul, because it is higher. Of course, you st. minn. at the next meeting of the association Lawyer BETHLEHEM CHURCH can have the lower if you pay higher, a draft of by-laws for the association. A. Wallace MacNeill, Minister. International State Bank Bldg. ST. THOMAS but if you are willing to go higher it Under the Direction and will be lower." International Falls, Minnesota Secretary was directed to get what Sunday morning, 10:30: Preaching on of A is "nformation possible regarding posters PRELIMINARY PLANS I in service. Subject: "The Three Great N O E N I N N E S O A (for the cominp fair, and also to look Certainties in a World of Uncertainty." up the matter of entry books, badges, O S I A Collegiate, High School, Engineering and and other printing matter that might FORTHCOMING FAIRS Dr. B. F. Osburn, Physician and Sunday school, 11:30. be desired in connection ith the comI Monday, July 18: Joint church picnic Sbrgeon in Charge Commercial Branches ing fair. of the M. E. Congregational Office Phone 30 Hospital Phone 79 By common consent it was agreed churches. See announcement. Office Int'l State Bank Building that the next meeting of the board of A College combining finest Catholic Training with Military Discipline Come to Bethlehem church Sunday. Capital Stock to be Increased to $50,000—Decision directors be held on Wednesday, International Falls, Minnesota A cordial welcome awaits you. at Yesterday's Meeting. August 10th at nine o'clock in the forenoon. Splendid Buildings, Grounds, Library and Equipment ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH H. A. Mayer, Pastor For Catalog Address VERY REV. H. MOYNIHAN, D. D. September 14, 15, and 16 have been A TIP TO OUR FOLKS "Three Great chosen as the dates for the forthcoming It is hard to get folks in most communities The Sunday school classes meet on fair to be held at the city hall according to pass the news afonp to Saturday afternoon at 2:00. to arrangements made yesterday the editor of the home paper. S. A. Sunda- rhorning services at 11. morning at the fourth regular Mellen, of the Plymouth, Wis., Reporter, Services in Ericsburg at 8:00 p. m. session of the Northern Minnesota tried an unusual slant the Come, to Enplish Lutheran church Fair association held at the Commercial other day to stimulate "contribs." —the little church with the big message. club, 'when the following' members Here it is: were present: M. C. Longballa, HAS ANY ONE PAINT Miss Lou Graham, Mrs. Lizzie Holler, Died, Eloped, Divorced, Left town, METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH C. P. Ellingson, G. W. Anderson and Embezzled, Had a fire, Had a baby,. C. E. Ireland, Pastor David Hurlburt. Others in attendance Had a party, Sold a farm, Been arrested, were J. H. Brown, M. M. Abbott and Come to town, Had twins or Sunday school, 10:00. S. B. Cleland of University Farm of colic, Sold a cow or lost an auto, Morning worship, 11:00. St. Paul. It was decided to raise the FOR EVERY PURPOSE Stolen a dog—or his friend's wife, Dr. J. C. Craig of St. Paul will deliver capital stock from $10,000 to $50,000 Committed suicide—or murder, Fallen the sermon at both morning and REV. A. W. MacNEILL and the secretary was directed to prepare from an airplane, Fallen into a Inside and Outside House Paint evening services. a suitable rsolution for the signatures well, Fallen into a legacy? Evening service at 8, after which of the officers of the association BETHLEHEM CHURCH Well, then, Automobile Paint will be held the 4th quarterly conference. for purposes of effecting said increase THAT'S NEWS All friends of the church as in capital stock. So phone or mail it to Boat Paint well as members and the official board The matter of securing a membership "THE REPORTER" are requested to be present. of 25 persons in order to comply We make your troubles known. Kill—nine with the -pquirments of the state law The newspaper is the best community NOTICE governing aid given to agricultural asset there is. It is the thing Snnday Morning societies came up fo discussion. This that makes for the solidarity of its Special election to be held at City matter was continued to the next population it advertises the town We carry the Old Reliable Brands—Minnesota Linseed Hall, International Falls, Minn., July meeting of the board of directors. and its interests elsewherq it* boosts 10:30 O'clock 23, 1921, to determine \yhether or not Following .this discussion the following the town in a variety of ways and Oil Paint Co. and Certain-teed. the township of Koochiching shall persons subscribed to the capital never stops. And then it provides build, maintain and operate rural telephone stock of the association as follows: news interest and entertainment for lines in said township of Koochiching. Mr. M. C. Longballa, Littlefork, two great numbers of the people of the shares. community. Hear Him G. G. EFFERTZ, Falls Lumber & Coal Co. Mr. C. P. Ellingson, Northome, one If the people of a tpwn care anything Town Clerk. share. about greater and greater results. Mr. G. W. Anderson, Ranier, two of their property and interests shares. through this medium of publicity, it is Everyone Invited Subscribe for THE PRESS. Mr. David Hurlburt, International up to them to help the publisher PHONE 81 Falls, one share. All the latest local and personal make a constantly better paper. Miss Lou Graham, International If you have news, as outlined above comment. $2.00 Per Year. Falls, one share. by Brother Mellen, fnve it "to us! ... .*