Knights Offer Five Million War Fund to American Legion
CIMICAGO Oct 4 The Knights of Columbus propose donating 5 million dollars from their war fund to the American Legion for a Washington DC war memorial and public welfare building. The plan includes a 40 million dollar fund total, with an auditorium for 20 000, and housing for Veterans groups. The building would be governed by a board of trustees and revert to the nation if the Legion dissolves. The offer remains open to July 1, 1021.
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To Have Curly Wavy Hair Like Nature's Own
Woman readers troubled by curling irons learn a simple method using plain merina solution from a drug store with instructions included. The product promises harmless, easy, sticky-free waves that look lively and natural without damaging hair or appearing dowdy.
Tomah equity buys elevator to start business in Tomah
Tomah Wisconsin based equity association recently formed with 20000 capital plans to begin operations by purchasing J Mosher elevator. It will ship and handle farm produce and supplies, with W E Bolton as president and George Prell as vice president guiding directors C B Drowatzky Button Rieke Dee Chapman Herman Lenz J F L Rieber. Knights of Columbus offer 5 million dollars to build a memorial in Washington for the American Legion.
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La Crosse Students Active At University For Fall
La Crosse students enrolled at the university this fall include Herbert Wheaton Arthur Nelson Roger Lueck Melvig Pierce Junior Rootey Bryn Blatter William Walker Rudolph Schlabach Tom Stayrum Adolph Youngberg George Krentz William Wagner George Ol ron George Bunge Ralph Scott Arne Gorder George Layman Harold Youngberg Fort Girshheimer Walter Baum Harold Crider and John Dickens. Road events cover football golf and class rush with plans for a manager election and representation at the conference golf tournament. A Rhodes scholar Layman and several locals appear in university activities while others pursue studies and jobs in Madison Schenectady and beyond.
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Arthur Nelson
Roger Lueek
Melvig’ Pierce
Junior Rootey
Bryn Blatter
William Walker
Rudolph Schlabach
Tom Stayrum
Adolph Youngberg
George Krentz
William Wagner
George Olron
George Bunge
Ralph Scott
Arne Gorder
George Layman
Harold Youngberg
Fort Girshheimer
George Baum
Walter Baum
Harold Crider
John Dickens
Earl Hirshheimer
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