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The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24
Comfort Bags For Company A Fin
ished and Ready for Presentation

lshed and Ready for Presentation
The comfort bags for Company A,
which were made possible through
the efforts of Mrs. G. A. Ottmann, are
now finished, furnished, paid for and
ready to be presented to the boys Of
Company A, before they leave for
camp! The only thing missing from
the bags is the khaki colored thread,
which had to be ordered from New
York.
Mrs. Ottmann did not ask as
sistance from the men in raising this
fund, as demands on them are so
many. One man, however, sent her
q dollar, and she couldn't turn it
down. The ladies responded cheer
fully in the making and helping to
furnish these bags. This help, with
her $22.50 raised in selling ic ecream
at the springs, has paid all bills, ex-
cept for the cloth furnished by the
has cash enough for set of scissors
Tor the company. Mrs. George Mac
Kay has given scissors for some of
the bags, and number of the Sum-
merfield girls have given the polished
metal mirrors for the special bags
Many have asked what articles to
be put in these bags, so Mrs. Ottmann
gives us the following list of these
articles: Ten government post cards,
brown and white thread, comb, brush,
pencil, small pins, safety pins, thin
BILE, needles, mirror, white and black
buttons.
The following is a complete list of
those who assisted with the bags,
which we know are going to be
great comfort to our soldiers when
they get away from home: Mrs. Mary
u. Rawls, Mrs. Fannie Anthony, Miss
Mamie Taylor, Mrs. P. V. Leavengood,
Mrs. N. H. DeHon, Mrs. E. j. Crook,
Mrs. Ed Carmichael, Mrs. Ben Con-
don, Mrs. w. S. Bullock, Mrs. NJ A.
Horne, Mrs. j NJ. Liddell of Santos,
Mrs Sam Leigh, Mrs. II. c. Dozier,
Mrs. j. w. Davis, Mrs Dunn, Mrs
BouVier, Miss Carlisle, Miss Lille
Frost, Mrs. Wolff. Mrs. John Taylor,
Miss Onie Chazal, Mrs. o. T. Green,
Mrs. Badger, Msr. Z. M. Howard, Mrs.
&c. ]. Redding, Mrs. S. P. Hollinrake.
Mrs. j. ]. Gerig. Mrs. D. s. Welch.
Miss Bhrford, Mrs. D. S. Woodrow.
Mrs. Carstens, Mrs S. R. Whaley.
Mrs. G. T. Maughs, Miss Nina Camp.
Miss Nettie Camp, Mrs. L. W. DuvaI
Mrs. Albert Gerig, Mrs. ]. z. Chace.
Miss Sidney Harold, rs. R. McCona-
thy, Mrs. r. H. Todd, Misses Nlunroe,
Mrs. Roess, Mrs. r. L. Anderson, Miss
Clifton Sexton, Mrs c. 3. Aver. RS.
ID. c. Stiles, Mrs Frank Drake. Mrs
G. L Fox Mrs. Costello, Mrs II. A.
Davies, Mrs John Dozier. Miss Pearl
Fausett, Mrs. Gottlieb, Mrs. ". w.
Harriss, Miss Susie Ellie. Mrs. W T.
Gary. Mrs. E. Van Hood, Mrs. Chas.
II Lloyd, Mrs Weathers, Mrs. A.
E. Burnett, Mrs c. S. Cullen. Mrs. ]
Nj. Gross, Mrs. Harvey Clark, Mr.. {.
S. Cullen.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

MIR. John " Kern, who died in
Asheville. y. c., Friday night, had he
lived expected to spend a large part
Of the fall and winter on Lake Weir
in this county Mr. Kern has a daugh-
ter who spent last winter with Us on
the lake. Mr.. Kern was for a num-
Der Of years United States senator
diana and was the leader of the
from Indiana and was the leader of
the democratic party in thta body.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Mrs. Dewitt Griffin is visiting her
mother. Mrs. 0. D. Wetherell, Sr.. for
a short time before joining her hus-
hand in Ocala, where he has gone TO
take a position with the Munroe and
Chambliss National Bank. Mrs Crit
fin has been very prominent IN Meth.
odist church circles here for several
years, and will be a great miss TO
Tampa folks. as will also her hus-
band Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24
Miss Eloise Henry Aostess

Misses Nina ana Nettie Camp,
Blair Woodrow and Martha Kate
Rentz motored to Lake Wier Sataur-
day afternoon to be the guests 0f
Miss Eloise Henry until Monday.
Miss Henry gave a spalsh party, pic
mic supper and dance Saturday night
in honor of her house-party having
as her guests quite number Of the
young people Of the lake and a few
others of the young set from Ocala,
who motored down late yesterday aft
ernoon TO attend this delightful party
Among those going down for this
party were Lieuts Robert and Edward
Anderson, Wiley Burford and Mr.. Mer-
Ger Lang.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

The beautiful Confederate flag used
by Mr. Wilson in the tableau Tuesday
night, viii be on display for today
only in the west window at Wilson's
big store. This flag, made eff silk,
was presented last summer by Miss
Jessie Owens of Sparr to the VIM
Owens Camp Sons of Confederate Vet
erans of the University of Florida. II
is worth going far to see.-Gainesville
Sun.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Mr. Harper Akin one of The
Ocala Banner boys, was named in the
last draft. He stood the examination
was accepted, and will not file for
exemption. but will 90 to the colors
and go gladly. He makes the third one
from The Banner office.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Board Of TRADE meeting has been
called at Ocala 10 consider the estab-
Hshment OF an oil mill TO utilize the
peanut crop 30o.000 bushels is the
estimated crop from that section this
season. One more evidence Of Florida
prosperity.-kissimmee Valley Ca
Zette
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

The many Ocala friends of Mrs.
George c. Looney of Atlanta. Who
taught for several years in this city
in Phi Sigma college, viii be delight
ed TO learn that she Will again be in
Ocala the coming school year as one
OF the teachers in the Ocala High
school
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Mr.. z. c. Sims, OF Anthony. was a
Monday visitor. He says that he has
a small cotton crop and that it is
looking fine. So far as ne can dis.
cover, it has escaped injury from
pests or any sort, and he has watched
it very closely.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Rawls Of
Dunnellon, who are we'll known in
this city, have gone to Virginia and
Washington to visit for several
weeks
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

The host of friends of Mrs. Jake
Brown, who has been i'll in ST. Louis
fer the past two weeks, will learn
with pleasure that she is eetting along
splendidly.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Ihe many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
'onh Pasteur and their daughter,
Miss Tillie Pasteur, after an absence
irom ocaia OF some few years expect
10 return to this city to again make
tneir nome here. They expect 70
move IN to town from Martel about
the first of September.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Miss Minnie Light of Reddick, Fla,
arrived the latter part of last week to
care for her mother, Mrs. Peter Her
bert, who sustained a painful injury
by falling last Thursday-Fort Laud-
erdale Sentinel
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

F 3. Hester, the popular A c. /.
agent at Evinston, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Eva, Who have
been enjoying vacation spent in
Hendersonyille. y, c.. passed through
the city Saturday en- route home.
They report an agreeable time
Gainesville Sun.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Miss Ellie Tydings. who for many
years has been Methodist mission
ary in Mexico, but who has been at
nome on a leave of absence for the
past several years, expects to leave
next week for New Mckee, where she
VIII again engage in missionary work
among the Mexicans.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Mrs. Stanton Walker will leave in
September for Tallahassee to take a
course in domestic science in the
Florida State College for Women. Mr.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. E H. Price and little
daughter, of Williston, spent the day
in Ocala Saturday, the guests of
friends.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Walker leaves on the Goth for Fort
Oglethorpe to enter the second off.
GERS training camp.-Metropolis.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Mr.. T. A Jennings. president of the
Jennings Naval Stores company, with
headquarters at Pensacola, is dead.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

The Misses Tremere came in from
Beneview to attend the soldiers mic
mic at Silver Springs.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24
Mr.. w. 7. Them Weds MRS. Denny at
EuSG.S.

: A sIrEIise marriage took place
Wednesday evening at : O'clock, az
tie residence C. Rev. DR.. Cochran,
who oif.uiatel n the ceremony that
uLlte& Mr. VIZ. r. Thorn, Of Ocala.
a1d LIS :. L. Denny. Of Eustis The
s.t...-- was cu-eI. after which the
t4rsy coEL.e repaired 10 the Florida
l3c119, where Lext noIning a hand
eG=9 wedding breakfast was served
- the t<i1e, ErccIl and OF the Eustis
friends. They then proceeded by
auto TO Tareutum, Pa, their former
home The groom is a prosperous
farmer and st0ckman in the adj0in-
in county of Marion. and stands high
in all circles Mrs Thorn has been a
resident of Fustis for several years,
is a fine lady. an active worker in
the Presbyterian church and loved
and respected by all We trust they
vii make Eustis their home.
Congratulations to both.-Eustis
Lake Region.
The Ocala banner., 1917-08-24

Mrs. Steward Bitch, who has been
visiting Mrs. G. R. Frost, LEFT this
morning for Ocala.-Clearwater sun
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
Deaths

Florence q shay. st Mays hospi-
tai IS years eNopthalmio goitre;
Earle Wesley Chaplin. ii3T Helen, 3
years. enteritis lanes Reid. 7ss
Gongrss' - ~ years. "a, i s,sphr''issi
years. pulmonary tuberculosis. Peter
Rarha. 76s Mt. Elliott 81 years
cardiac insufhciency; Stanley Kocc-
kiE. 2e7 Bra ndon. months, capillary
bronchitis, Jan Woiak. Gt Rivard. ~
years phthsis pulmonitis. John
Rrennon. 1883 Russell. about IS years
iobAr pneumonia; Joseph Bosky. $50
Erskine. 81 years. iobar pneumonia
MAJ David anderson. So sheridan.
? years. mediastinal Admits; Nancy
Gray. III Hartford ~ years. pull
monary tuberculosis Rose starkeiit
SO Merton. 50 years. cerebral apo
plexy Joseph I<tArski. 1879 Camp
bell. 81 years intestinal obstruction
Trhh ECiEanslla. fik Greedy. / month
mitral regureitation. fsorenEo y
eeillck. 5s7 Hubbard. so years. mltral
ineufhciencyi Alice Maude Erkhtz
monla. MARY paliA Herman Kisfer
hospital. years, dlphtheria. Gather
Ire Monish. ssa Rockwell 81 years
acute dilitation Of heart Myrtle
REID 1sb Montciair. 20 years blch-
iorids Of mercury poisoning John q
wills 81 0lynn Court. 81 years. cere-
hrai apopiexy John n. Brown. Re
ceiving hospital. 20 years. Treasured
skull Awhile Phebolt e62 Eighteenth
10 months iohar pneumorta stephen
McBrady. Harper hospital years
tuberculosis % vertsbra Naode 4
Whssisr - Perry 81 yeara surEf-
cal shock Catherine OConpeF. A.
Missouri 90 years carrinoua J. -
Wiihensen ia rr~r hospitai, as years.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
RIBOT OFFERED
PREMIERSHIP
Former French Minister Of
Finance Asked to Form
a New Cabinet

PARIS, March ls.--President Poin-
care conferred Last night with the
president OF the senate. Antouin
Dubost. and the president OF the
chamber OF deputies. Paul Deschsn.
ell. In regard 90 the situation Great
ed by the resignation Of the BRAND
cabinet late Saturday. The presi.
dent then received M. BRAND for
further conauItati1n.
when M. BRAND had left. Pres
don't P.dncare asked NJ. Deschar FL
10 consider whether he could not
undertake the responsibility ~ form
ing q cab'pot on the principle OF a
national union.
M. Descdsnel. however, replied
that he oonsit,re1 n his duty To Te-
msin a. mis- post IA president OF the
chamber of deputies, 10 which he
LAD been callei by the representa-
ijres OF The na.lon.
M. Po,ncaGe then requested NJ
Ri OF, miu'fter Of nnarcc member
% the war council In The BRAND
cabinet. TO form a ministry. NJ
Rlhot ress-s'f hIs decision until
be could consult the various mem.
bars of parliament
The reslE ls'lrn d BRAND and his
cabinet was due 20 persistent crit
ic;sm OF his economic LolIcy.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
ONE HELD
IN Staying
OF ITALIAN
Police Say Suspect Was
Near Scene of
Killing
VICTIM KNOWN
AS FEUD FIGHTER
Was Arrested In Bomb
Plot; Armed When
He Was Slain

Rosario Rigsri. OF No. 1T Avalon.
ave-. Highland Park. Ia under arrest
in police headquarters In connection
with Dctroits latest Italian staying.
In which Philip Buocelsto was shot
20 death Saturday night nc Orleans.
81. and LAfsyette-avs. east.
Buecelsto. according 10 the police,
has been an active figure IN numer.
Gus fcuds that have cost more than
q dozen lives I'm the Detroit Italian
colony IN the last year. He vas arm
cd with a pistol when he was shot.
Rigart, II Ia said. was In the vicin-
nv OF the staying Saturday night.
and has been unable TO explain why
he was so far away from his home.
He was arrested by Detectives OIL
dani and Kobe.
One theory OF the police is that
BucceIato was the victim OF country
men who sought 20 avenge the death
OF Or. whore Gusmano and Sam Clip
ttnnDf eAAtN W ONhu VI DNNfViA
Italian quarter about three years
ago. Bucceiato was accused OF send
ins the bomb 90 n saloon In the hope
OF killing the bartender. 5usmano
and Cipriano received the death mes
sage instead OF the man for whom Il
was intended.
Buccelato and his brother Antonio
were tried but acquitted They left
the city soon after the trial. II IL
raid. fearing that friends Of the two
dead men would take their lives.
Philip Bucoelato returned 10 De
trolt. but did not reappear II his old
hAunts until recently. He took up a
residence in Highland Park
Buccelato vas also believed by the
police 10 have been involved in the
deadly feud between the Giannola
and the Alamo families. which ia
said to have resulted In a hslf-dolen
slayings,
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
PEACE FOR
j. S. WINS
LONG CHEER
Englishman Would Not
Like To See This
Nation At War
PLEASED WITH
RUSSIA'S MOVE
5. X. Radcliffe, In
Forum Address, Sees
Hope for Democracy

Five minutes OF continuous cheer
ing greeted s. X. Radcliffe. In sun
day afternoons Open Forum meet
Ing, when he declared In decided
tones that he would not like to see
America go TO war. even tho he n
an English subject:
Mr.. Radcliffe is prominent pub
licist and journalist OF London. aud
has had vast experience In India
He said In part:
AZ the beginning OF the war. q
minority OF the pe0pfe were In favor
pected. anyway. that they would
send small army. IL came az .
terrible shock 20 them when Kitch-
sner called for 100000 more men
for the army. But there ware 5000
900 recruited before the change was
At nrst exemption was easy but IL 10
very difficult today for men between
the ages OF IS and 81. They applied
the principle 20 industry making IL
compulsory TO work In the factories.
II required. between the ages OF 10
and so
There are now 5000 munitions
plants and 10 600 men and women In
one alone are employed in making
siN-inch she'll cases The picture OF
thou sands upon thousands OF per
sons giving all their time. energy
and thought 20 making material to
kill II staggering one
The government controls many OF
the public utilities. II ls almost an
economic revolution toward public
ownership. Every essential industry
and all the raw materials az we'll.
II is probable that ~ will take over
the mining industry with lis 1. 900 0eo
workers. England has entirely
passed out. Of the individualistic and
into organised national life very like
that OF the Germans In order TO
hght her enemies she has taken over
their system which was 40 cordially
hated
what the future OF Lloyd George
will be. no one can tell. Whether he
will go back 20 his democratic prin-
cipies or whether ne has changed to
Imperialism and conservatism for
ever only time viii tell. The people
when the war 10 over and the recon
struction period comes and will de-
mand a good. bold. fine stand for
democracy. The war has taught the
people 20 think and the Russian
revolution viii make kings look to
their crowns and autocrats have a
care. What 10 do with all the CEN
traliEed authority created by the war
will be the problem. II Russia can
win out, why should England be
afraid3
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
STORY OF TINES
rs RET ATED TO
CONGREGATION

The Rev. ]. A Johnston is using
Tell-directed publicity TO build up a
series Of popular Sunday evening
services in the Memorial Presbyte-
risn church. JOS Campau and Gin
ton.aves. A good audience respond
ed Sunday night 10 hear the first %
seven sermons on the Seven
Churches OF Revelation" The sub
1ect was The church and it's nrst
love"
Preceding the sermon there was a
short address by the publisher OF
The Detroit Times upon the up
building OF 6 newspaper along indie
pendent wholesome and cultural
lines. Mr.. Sehermerhorn said The
Times had demonstrated that q met
ropolitan daily could be beth ethical
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

uremia: Helen Dum0is. al Edmond pl.
70 years. pernicious anaemia; Mary
ssptic pneumonia. Dorothy Dsiorss
Koch. Grace hospital. months, NAL
nutrition. Annie keinberg. Providsnce
hoepitAL AZ years. thrombosis; Evt e.
McHahon, tH Baker, 81 years
chronic bronchitis; Edward Duny.
Agnes Jansshouski' * p. Yeas.
diphtheria Charles Cisco, Receiving
hospital. about ~ years. lobAr pneu-
monia. Agnes v. Bartch. ISL Hoi-
comb. as yearA ovarian cyst, yames
NJ Baton. Resolving hospital. ~
years. lobar pneumonia; Cynthia Am
mon, Receiving hospital. - years.
fractured skull
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
BIZ THORNTON W BUI


To be awakened from a nap by
having q lot Of sharp claws stuck
into you would not be exactly pleas
ant. ] think you will admit. Yet
this is Just what happened 20 Bobby
Coon when BLACK Pussy discovered
him asleep in her bed behind FARM
CT Browns kitchen stove. Those
claws didn't hurt much because
Bobby's coat was so thick that they
only got thru far enough 70 prick
the skin. But that was enough 10
bring him out OF that boz all ready
10 night In spite Of the fact that
one leg was useless. Bobby Is no
coward Besides. when those sharp
claws pricked his skin they pricked
his temper too. He didn't know
who dared treat him that way and
he didn't much care.
When he saw how badly scared
Black Pussy was when she found
out who II was she had so rashIy
scratched. saw her bump into the
stove In her haste 10 get away, and
then scamper for the door Bobby
chuckled down inside. He knew
then that Black Pussy was more
afraid OF him than he could possibly
be OF her, He had seen Black
Pussy hunting In the Green For
est. and like all the other little PEG
pie he had felt that she had no bus
mess there. But there she had
never given him a chance 70 teach
her lesson Now he had got a
chance. and the idea tickled him
He didn't once consider that now
things were just the other way
around. and that Black Pussy was
where she had a perfect right "a
be. while he himself was q visitor.
People are apt TO forget such
things.
So Bobby climbed out OF mat box
and making that growi OF his az
ugly sounding as he could he
marched straight toward Black
Pussy. Now Black Pussy was not a
coward. More than once she had
faced dog bigger than herself
and had made him turn tail. She
knew just how 10 treat a dog. But
this stranger she knew nothing at
all about. There was something
about the slow, deliberate way In
which he came toward her that was
very businesslfke. and filed her
with fear. She arched her back
and swelled her tail and growIed
and spat like black fury. but this
growing stranger came right on.
"Yov-w-wl I'll scratch your eyes
OUT" threatened Black Pussy.
You've no right here, That's nv
bed. and n you know what IL best
for yourself you'll leave Il aionei-
Well see about that" growied
Bobby THAT bed may have been
yours once. but It's mine now. Al
least until you can take II away
from me. Where I come from we
take what we want and II we have
TO we Tight TO keep II. ! like that
bed. It's a very nice bed. It's a
very comfortable place, the most
comfortable place i've been In for a
long time. It's such q very mica
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
Births


bOIE
8 w. opell. 22s2 Fort w: N
East GrGnd-e blvd. w. sauvs' ia
.Trumbull: C. MaArr. i52 Ninetseuth !;
=. Morell, as Petoskey; J. gAlunAs.
tsS Sardoni o. Mercer. so Elmwoodi
Row.aS: " J. sowS. s. Lehman L. g g
clifford. Woman's hospital; =. Alsski.
90 Thirty second; p. CourtAde, Lee
land II. J. Hutton, Russell Hough.
G. Williamson. II. n BellAiney. J. r..
wadding Providence hospital; d. r.
Mcleod. 6sz Reddig. T. Nowacki, las
Portland: W. Haining. s01 Easter n {;
Y. Drengowskl II Pittsburgh J. We
ilewSsi; 1850 warren W n W. Lind
yiGenes hospital; J, Brodis, is6 Hell
en-. J. Myinski. sss Russell; 3. sam
uiski. 1900 wcsson. J. wrobel. 81 o.
borne. r. o. Schultz, l1s1 Mcclellan
X LepSse. SIS S cllRssn'
@. Miami. S2t Watson. N. Franco.
$40 Russell; r. Moran. s1t Crane. y.
Koslofski. SIS Buchanan; y. Gilbert.
III BreT gs 2. Leylsni as z War
man. woman's hospital: J. Boushnsr.
ito campbell; A Schwartz 50! 81
Antoinei J. NJ Cicero, Sb5 LArned K;
g. W Perkins. 81. Mary's hospital
Vanderbilt; q stawscki .S4s Mitchell.
A. L. jerks. SOC Roosevelt, r. Reiiley
sos r warren. c. ReddmAn, 21s Ma
tional; n. J.. Bremen. 1850 West
Grand blvd. r g. Miller. J. A. Tighe.
Iss6 junction; Frank Ocskay. 1ss
Vermont. W. J. ostrander. al Au-
reliA: 4. slpe, tss EAstiawnj W. Ku-
harski SIS Theodore: J. n. Frame.
Sss Fourth. r. J. Jone~ $50 Bellevue;
p Rempsrt Ts2 Seventeenth: r
Richardson 500 solvay: y Richard
ff- Hendricf T Portaiski 81 Can
Said n; Q. Lepet. All Moran; r. p
E.ter, 1sI Aiger. r.. r. Hinton, sss
crane A Beirut. Adler pl: W. w.
Renton. 1877 Cottereil: J. Smolen. 1909
st. Aubin: q Gorniak. 1tts Dubois.
NJ Hanna. 81 Superior.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

bed and such a very comfortable
place that I'm quite ready to fight
for II even II ! haven't but three
good legs. You're just a big. black
buffer. That's what you are-a big.
blkck buffer. Come on and tight"
This was too much for Black
Pussy. This big. queerlooking stran
ger was altogether too willing. New
er In her life had she wanted any
thing quite 90 much as she did to
have that door opened for her TO
get out But Farmer Browns Boy
didn't open the door. Black Pussy
took one more look at Bobby Coon.
and then the last bit OF courage
left her. With yowi OF fear and
anger she rushed past Bobby and
junped-where do you think Right
up on the table, Yes. sir, right up
on the table!
Over went a pitcher Of milk! on
fell a cup and broke on the floor
with crash A plate followed II!
Mrs. Brown screamed and rushed
forward TO save the rest OF the
dishes. but Black Pussy was such
crazy looking object OF rage and
fear that Mrs. Brown didn't dare
touch her Black Pussy was growl.
ing and splitting. a perfect fury of
q cat. Bobby Coon turned. and In
his slow business-like way came to-
ward the table. Black Pussy jumped
about. upsetting more dishes. Then
Farmer Browns Boy opened the
kitchen door and picked up Bobby
Coon. Black Pussy made a nying
leap and shot out OF the door like .
black streak.
-Phew," exclaimed Farmer
Rrown's Boy. thought something
might happen when they met"
Il hope you are satisfied" said
Mrs. Brown grtnly. as she began to
straighten MP the things on the
table. Then she began TO laugh and
Farmer Browns Boy laughed too
1t really had been very funny. As
for Bobby Coon. he was laughing
also az be marched straight back
to Black Pussy's bed just as II moth
ing had happened.
Next story: Black Pussy Grows
Thin
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
Ind re,th ear Rservlts.

NEW YORK. March An ap.
peal 10 the dentists OF the country
10 donate their services In making
acceptable for military duty those
volunteers who are rejected be
cause OF defective teeth has been
issued here by the National secur-
ity league A letter wac sent TO
Dr. Otto King. OF Huntington. Ind.
secretary OF the National Dental
association informing him . large
percentage OF those who apply az
recruiting stations are turned away
or account Of tooth trouble. Hts
assistance IL asked