The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-09-26

| department., has arranged for the fol-
lowing list Of speakers who are to talk
before different woman 5 organizations
for the Fourth Liberty Loan: Mrs. G.
n. Tremper, Miss Harriet Balm, Mrs.
}. N. Palt, Mrs. Ralph Argyle, Mrs,
E. M. Weinstock, Mrs. Il. M. Theirs,
Mrs. P. Schultz, DR.. Helen Harbert and
Mrs. Ell. K. Gebhart. High school pupils
are also to receive training for this
lpatriotic work and will be ready to
respond to calls for service.
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Offered with apologies to Mother Goose:
| sold Uncle Sam was peaceable man
But he fought when he had to, seel
He called for ships, and he called
for guns,
And he called for his fighters three,
Soldiers, sailors, buyers of bonds,
Which one are youg Says he~'
Put what ever you save on gasless
Sundays into your Liberty bond fund.
/ 1t will buy ammunition.
A joint meeting of workers for the
men IS and woman s Liberty Loan com
mittees was held at the home of Mrs.
6. NJ. Theirs, Thursday evening, to dis
cuss plans for the Fourth Liberty loan
drive. It was decided that the work
OF the committees follow the same gem
eral plan of the Third loan campaign.
The Woman Committee will work
through woman s organizations, the
schools both public and parochial and
in the house to house canvas, which is
considered very important. During the
last week of the campaign the Boy
Scouts will repeat this house to house
canvas, but there is a general ruling
date before beginning their work.
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Mrs. L. M. Theirs, chairman of the
Woman s Liberty Loan committee, has
called a meeting Of the township chair
men for Tuesday afternoon, September
Oath at her home, 426 Park avenue. At
this meeting arrangements will be
made for woman IS work in the town
ships during the Fourth Liberty Loan
drive. A meeting of the ward chair
men will be held at the same place as
soon as supplies for the work are re-
ceived. Notice of hour and date will
be given later.
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Attractive posters for the Fourth
Liberty Loan have been received and
those allotted the Woman $ Committee
have already been sent to the different
township chairmen and to the public
and parochial schools in Kenosha-
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The result of the recent meeting of
Kenosha and Paris women held in the
town hall at Paris, was we'll organic
ed woman's committee, G. G. of d.
for Paris township. The chairman
Of the various departments in Kenosha
each explained the work of their COM
mittee and appointments for carrying
on this work in Paris were made The
Woman's Committee is gradually com
pleting these organizations in every
township In the county.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Advisory Board of the Woman s Com
nittee win be held at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms Tuesday, October /,
at $3.50 o'clock. All members are ex-
pected to be present.
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Mrs. E. G.. Theirs has resigned as
chairman of the Child Welfare Depart
ment. She expects to spend the win
ter in California.
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The regular monthly meeting OF, the
wives and mothers of men In service
will be held at the home of Mrs. Lance,
365 Prairie avenue, Tuesday, Septem-
Der oath, at three CLOCK There will
be interesting matters for discussion
and all women who have husbands or
sons in the army or navy, are urgent
ly invited to be present.
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The Days Food in War and Peace, =
booklet issued by the Food Admins
traitor, may be secured through the in
formation department of the Woman s
Committee of which Miss Mary Langan
is chairman. 1t contains nine lessons,
which explain the economic and patrio-
tic reasons for the different suggestions
Of the administrator, and helps for
carrying them out. It also gives recipes
for typical dishes. How to Save
Sugar" is another pamphlet which can
be obtained through the same source.
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The "Outline for Study in Clubs =
fCOntinued an nara Ky