Butte Rotary hears talks on war welfare and conference plans
At the Merkle luncheon, Butte Rotary members heard Charles Hen eraon describe county quota shortfalls with $45,000 remaining and $7,800 pledged by local firms. Lt. Gov. W W McDowell urged soldier welfare and land use plans as Eugene Carroll outlined the war chest ending December 31. District conference dates were tentatively set with changes to attract International President Poole. the program will cover registration, discussions, and a banquet.
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Butte Rotary Club
Butte Girl
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Eraon
War Savings
Silver Row
Butte Water Company
Montana Power Company
Montana Mattress
Phil Gillis
Mateo
W.W. McDowe
Fred Wari
A. J. Hellbrowne
George Short
W. E Maddock
McDowel
Homeington
Butte
Met
Eugene Carroll
War Chest Committee
Red Cross
Dr. Donovan
J. F. Roche
Charles Austh
J.B. Hobbins
Butts
Joh Poole
Washington, D. C
Kelsey
Toledo
Ohio
John T. Hobbing
Rotary
Hutte
Jent Henderson
Affak
Fancy
Owens
Hughes
Schad
Gillis
Shad
Walton
Great Falls
Butte Grill
Joshers Show At The Broadway Tonight
Tonight at the Broadway theater the Joshers club of Butte presents a charity show with local and vaudeville talents to aid Christmas cheer fund. The program includes Thelma Green, Collier and De Wade, Miss Phyllis Wolfe, The Burlesque Minstrels, and several acts, followed by dancing and a Paris-sourced Salvatore Barzilai piece. Also notes upcoming National College Athletic Association meeting in New York on December 26.
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Joshers’ Club
Butte
District Court
Tutte
Thelma Green
Collier
de Wade
People's Hip
Wiha Green
Spring Sons
Idon
Frendice
Mendels
Jack Symons
Revetta
New York
Stege
National College Athletic Association
Italian Casualties Top 2.8 Million, Col Pizzarel Reports
Italian Army sources quote Col Pizzarel stating vast war losses including killed wounded missing and prisoners. He arrived recently on a mission for the government and released figures expanding an earlier announcement.
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Sven
Pizzarel
Great League Disbands It Purpose 16 Served
Washington December 26 dissolution of the American Protective League with 260000 members and many branches nationwide will take effect February 1. Justice officials said Attorney General Gregory asked the league to continue activities during postwar readjustment. The group formed after relations with Germany were severed and had performed a great task.
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Washington
American. Protective League
Ita
League
Ment
Justice
Gregory
Organition
Germany
Pope's World Peace Message From Benedict to College
In Rome on Christmas Eve Pope Benedict received twenty three cardinals and many bishops and prelates who offered greetings. He urged that the forthcoming peace congress produce not only order but a new birth of human sentiments fostering brotherly communion and sacrifices. The pope pledged to aid efforts toward a just and lasting peace.
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Rome
Benedict
Sacred College
Congress
Burglars Crack Western Mechanical Garage and Steal Cash
In Los Angeles on December 26 burglars failed to break a locked door, broke into the Western Mechanical company garage, pulled out a truck, hoisted a safe through a skylight with the help of tactics, dragged it to a canyon and rifled 31500 in cash and Liberty bonds after blowing a door. In New York trading in coffee resumed on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange for the first time since October 1% when halted by the food administration.
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Western Mechanical Company
New York
Dee
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
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Food Administration
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Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
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