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DALLS NURSE. DIES AFTER
FIGHTING* INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
NEW OFF ICERS V(ILL
TAlE CHLRGE DECL I
SEVERAL CHANGES EXPECTED TO
BE MADE IN FORCES AT
COURTHOUSE.
DALLAS AN CONF'INE D a
IN GERMAN PRISON CAMP.
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MISS EIE INOIAE(INGRAM hlAIN
Miss lleanoro Ingram B~ain, 38 years
old, diced 'yesterday afternoon at the
home of Dr, J. H. (iambreli. 3909i Worth
street. IMis, Bi3nwho was. agraduate
nurse, caime to )alilcs nine years ago
and wvent into scrvico at the Baptist
Sanitarium. She worked hours ovorti~hic
during the spinl Linenin gitls epidemice
seven or clhi h years n go, and scarcely
rested, at a 1l it i s id.while the ini'iuenirdi. 'ildcic. was aet its height in
llallia recently. FVuloW ng this her
health broke do wn. 11ccr death was
due (directly to heart failure.
Miss Bain was ca native cif PHdltiurgli,
Scotland. She is strvl olb her mnot her,
Mirs. \V, WV. t: ao cur sisers, Mr's, John
Scott of Vanceouver, B. C.; Misses Jlanie
and Addle Halno f Ed nburghl and Mrs.
L~awrence Cat hes ot' Dad ls,anod four
brothers, Charles aonri Torn Hain of
I dinburgh and WiIlam Jod.John 11am
in the British Army.
b uneral services will be held at. the m f:is 'atis 20Sisae
nue, at 2 o'clock this a fternoon, the
]R1ev, I1:andol ph Hay of ficliati ng, Ilurial
will be in O~akland Cemectery. The active pallbearers will be tin. VH. M. Bou~olittle, H~r. it. W. Baird, l)'. Charles M.
Flynn, -D)r. W. T. WVhite, Dr. C.M.
cjrlgst'y and Dr. Taller- Dunlatp. The
ho corarv pallbearers will be members
of the Registered Nurses,' Association,
within the next three days; Thursday
and Friday for school boys And girls,
and Saturday for boys and: girls who
wvorik, Thle orgaoliiation is an Inipcrttant adjunct of the Urnitedi War WVork
camipaign to raise (ft0001,000 for the:?even war organizations and the miembers of (lie 'Victory Boys and Girls"
pledge themselves to either earn or ave
the amounts of their pledges to the orMeetngsalradyare being 'held in the
public schools, and Superintendent J.
'I. Rne ndall has Instructed the 'Four
Minute Teachters' to explain the. plan to
their phupils. This, work is to be cotni. leted in advance, of the openin g of the
genera'l eamraign Monday, and it is expected that the organization will be
conmpieted, by Saturday afternoon, with
all, pledges fn..
It is to b~e made a point of honor
with the 'members not to ask their p~arents for the money they pledge, 'the
boys and girls either will earn the
money out right or else actually save
it from' their allowances, bey denying
themselves customary pleasures or luxines by walking to. school, doing without extra clothes, and the like.
Circtilars have been distributed among
the. school children suggesting various
ways to earn or sartve~ money for this
purpose. The Dallas boys, and( girls
subscribed liberally to the Y. M. C. A.
War fund along such a olanl last yeair.
With the election past, attention Is
110w turned to newv county 'ifficiala and S +, 1,
their atppolotnie~nts, A catnvtass of newly y< ' \N
ccat1 iCof fiials shm ows N th at n eIcwill1
qutalify betfare 1)cc. 1. the beginning of 'c
JJ. Willis P'irson will asume the duties i
cf Ilttret Attorney whecn the t ime conie-. t.
-ie will take the place of Mike I'1..bively,
wiho hats not announced his fututre plans.
M r Pierson hats alreal c' ntioo nec ciu ctt\
(,rover- C. Adamis "'ill be firust arssistant.
However, Mlr. Atdamls Is now4 in training
foi an army cotmmisscIonlHe will remain
on indefinite heaive of absence. No oithei'
assistants have been namied for this cfflee." Several now In the depa rtment are,:ture to rematin.z
'T'here will be litany new fices inii iii o:"heriff's office when Dan liarston scic-,
reeds W.V. R l1cnolis. 7\r.% liartstoc has t none i it ad 'l~cu.".0
iclOnitaux Assessor", will'heroine.chief "'
dc tt y. cce Davis Is dcc,' to hccccci
i Ic ' and Dave Sinithi will likely conmiÂ~
in the department. 1,1."cIr,;NANI' W.!1..nfAr')Ili,l.).
W.Â~',. ltc'yncc lds, pres ent Shertffr, is noct l" ti ).fr omeedor r
t'i'tiiiii vat itsiries hi will inter, lie D.I.1.fruf elc.fomr dto c
r'cently bough)ta ci I re fzccrio, Souice cif til 'l'e'cus (Chriclicco Acly laic'ur', rreceived Il
his time will no doub~t go to the mann- clegilcianisyc'ste rccyI cci r ~Seiatoir Mcrris
tigeniment of tlti-,. hept~accdinfornirig }1dntthat his sotn,
Tice'rc' wciii he csvi n ew finces 'in thc' l.icu'cticic1t'. I,. liccicificicl cif the T1wenCionimi ccciioners'Cc'unit.t't crci'I.. Si itiscin It y- l int 'tiA' ridc tuid con. wcucait c' isciic'r
will be'ccinie County Jucccge. scitc'ciii c in t h'n ciffi 'irs' - -ca n t ar it rrhi, GerQoc'ntin I). torlc'y. l'cci'lc'r u'ccc'lii'a ilciii ucicuy.1) I'. llratrItic~lc! havinig hcrc trdhatf
ciaIe t ii"sica t f 'IT. ill cr, Co am is -.1.i cltoil a nitt V. S* Mcc r'' fcifll Two iitysiocne r of p recin('tNo. I. ii' iii Ic A eric 'ccti icuci cccimidhul 'v iti t'ii I
ldge Coci~y will pmiac) te cccv. Coic- Cci~i cc)1It.Acitin. 'l'c'ccsl, tictt Lricic nt
rti inonc-r Miller is cabiecdy makig plinoscl i'tcifielcl was oc istig tie~ titlitd Su cnfor lai'go scale farm-log for' ocx t yeiur. asLot i' Shipic icl for in fut~riti oti. candthe,
In the Tax Asses rirs off! i9 wIll lull el "e gri3t ii icc' r':' 1 'ccl yo'tit. ticay fromic
E. Illictoniwill take over thiepliacticto iccto' Nclpai'cl ias in rtcytohsi
wchich..ie vass elected TlteludaS'. He scays (qiciry.
there will be no changes in the offt'e I. 'ccci ccl 'ciliocil cit Actttii, ind went tic
Soc far lie has not di ded on whicil he,ltiuicctit. yen'agoat. in a Icti ci datici
wil appoint as chief deputy, the place Sept Ir), ticlis yccm i', lie told his fcathot' cof
lier nowhols i s fitrst fli ght into the eiieniy cuntry.
W.' SS. Skiles. elected Ccunty Clerkt, IS Ie stui ~t.t.five pubtes started, huut
now fi lling the unexpi red terni of le1"'.v t line tumid back, wlil' ii isand one
Cullumi. Ter il no(chaniges theri" cltller5plccntcflew cut, ntalt idecii' l7,O110
In the Crimilnal Coutis ritiinii, P. 1.!'et ii sllstanc'c it~f thlt ty miles over the
Alexandric'will gi to the be nch cif',Ins- e(.liily I i'iiltucry, lcstcotenontlired no totice Court precinct No, amnd Wtrray cnt' pla~n( iDr rsctfi,'slnl thinks that
Fishr wil beome onstbleof tte hits son emust hanve beecn capttit'td c his
same precinct. - ccind icr thurd flight,
Stwrwho has not anncoinced futui'
Stwr, lans., Murray -Fismher its pesent night FEDERATED CHARITIES' FUND
allen. Pic will take the place now held GT U 70YSED Y
The first woman ever to holed office
in Dallcis County, Mrs. Blanche Elliott,
will, take over the duties of County Only $7600cof- additional suibscriptlIons
Treasurer.* She will succeedBA.Bod wa received 'yesterday in the financial
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M O'TOR 1RAN B 'OTl'A N
IN FOR)T'l'WORTPH TODAY.
Lieutenant Arnett. who was tontDallas
for, somic time accepting applications for
the Motor Transport Corps, hiss Informed
The News-that he will bhe in Foit Worth
today, tomorrow and- Satuiday for the
same purpose.' He will he located at the
United S tates Em plo ymien t Service ther9
it the Terminal Hotel.
caipaignof01tileer Oi'tEOd uhiiaricir8's1
nance 'Associution of -1cihlas. tuwerd the
$5,514 budget necessary for the 1919
wvork of the seven cuff iiited chiuritiy and
ctci'viccc orgcinizatiocns. Great d isauipriintiiient at the repeated small showings
of the last few days, was expressed by
A, C. Ehie, chairmuunf of the i'xecutivc'
committee, and W%. C. Howell, secretary
of the association.
MThe fund now toctals a pproxliiiately
$76,750, or micro thamn $8,600il abort of
1A UTOMOBILE TIRES
In order to concentrate upon, one brand we are reduigour stock of other stanadbndacoy
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