Will Push the Work
President A. W. Laird of the county organization was unable to be present at the meeting Saturday as he was compelled to be in Boise in connection with the state work.
The report of what was done was that a delegation had been summoned to meet at the meetings from time to time and keep in close touch with every committee to the end that nothing may be left undone in any department of the work undertaken.
Father and Son Die Side by Side
Little Story to Illustrate What AVar Means in France
Paris—Under-Lieutenant Edouard Rey, sr., 50, and Paul Edouard Rey, jr., 18, father and son, died together in the same battle. Official records have been given.
The two Reys left just told the story, wife and mother in a cottage in the village of Gaillard, France, and marched away together to fight the Germans. The elder Rey, more brilliant, won his son's medals and promotions.
The content to fight quietly, however, was by his father's side.
One day the task fell to the elder Reyis section to bomb out a German machine gun which had held up the section. Father and his son, not stopping him, were not stopped by the head and he fell dead just as another bullet mortally wounded his son. They died almost at the same moment.
Hands Over Small Change
Washington—An additional  Loan of $25,000,000 was today unattended by the usual formalities. 