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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-23
ST. LOUIS WOMEN PREVENT
 PROFITEERING IN FOOD

The women Of s. Louis, according 10 Mrs. George Gellhorn, chairman Of he S- Louis Wonan's Central Com .a.tree cn Food Conservation, are de- le-mined that fair prices shall be charged by inc grocers, and that there shall be no war profteering Each grocery store in the city is covered once month by circle Of 59 women ln each dist-.ct- These women are giFen commodity sheets listing the articles upon which flair food price for rhe city Of Sc. Louis has been quot ed by the United States Food Admin istration Of S. Louis. They visit the grocery stores that week, obtaining prices the neighboring grocer is charg- ing 4 complete record Of the result. ct these visits is kept in the central office These are compared in the cffce and yiolators or profteers are reported to the United States States Food Committee Of St. Louis. whose I~%A|~ 1G- f-NL ArkGELM-l4L FIElas c6cl offender and deals with him as the Sass merits.
 Some Of the work done by the s. Louis Woman's Committee in -.udes: 4 community cannery in mich 10000 jars Of produce were canned during the summer Of 1917: a Hoover store in which luncheons Of food substitutes are served daily; an emergency kitchen in which food are prepared, and sold al actual cost, dem- cngsrating ,o the public the use Of .ood substitutes; a patriotic food show
 with an attendance Of 5000; visit. ing hogsekeeper service; speakers raining class and speakers bureau
 which has sent speakers to $40 audi
 ences in S,. Louis and to 45 cities out. aide Of St Louis.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-23

WANTED TO BUY-Two or three econd Hand Tents.-Addres Box p
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-23

agricultural college and the State dairymens associations. One of these has been placed in Iowa and the other four are ill Wisconsin. where the first woman COW tester in the country is now starting her second year of work. These women have received training in agricultural high schools or have taken work in dairying in short courses. and all of them have been in close touch with dairy work.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-23

LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
 LOCAL 224, Regular meetings Wed nesday P. M., Visiting brothers cor dially invited. Hall for rent every night
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-23
TABLEOF DISTANCES
 FROM KETCHIKAN

This table is compiled in nautical miles which arc s0S0 feet The larg- est part os this list was compiled for the Post Office by the Captain of the Gedney and is authentic
 Three Tree Point 45 Stewart B. c. 150
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-23
NOTICE.

Igioo No. 1s, Pioneers of Alaska meets On every Thursday evening st o'clock ?. m. until further notice
 D. W. SANFORD, President. Attest: D. SMITH HARRIS, Secretary.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-23
ISIT WORTH WHILE.

The question, 'is fl worth while?" must be answered honestly before we can enter with any enthusiasm upon the more stringent measures Of food conservation that are asked Of Us to. day.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-23
ADVERTISED

When requesting letters from this office, please say that you saw the letter ADVERTISED, and pay a fee 9f one cent on each letter taken.
 Ali letters not delivered by August 3. 1918 will be disposed of according to law.
 H. A. Anderson. John Bres, Ernest Benson. John \. Campbell. Norman Calkins. Hans Hope, Martin Johnson, John Johnson, George Kelseth. Mrs. N-m. Milton, Jesus Mendoza, Soren Nelson, Thos. Nagle, Geo. Failing. Bendick Poulsen. Charlie Rudolph, E. P. Rody, VI. J. Spencer, Geo. Sparks, John R. Smith, ". C. Thompson, Mrs Mary E. Thompson. J. S Wood, Juan Zahala.
 J. F. WARDER, Postmaster.
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KETcHiKAN CAMP N. 20. A. 8.

Meets every Monday evening at p. n. Visiting brothers welcome-Geo. Morrison. 4. C., D. Smith Harris, A R. (Hail for rent, apply to J. D. Rounse- teiLJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-26
tcDuiacy SpOs0b:

|stepujacy spos6b:
1 Komitet ma prawo ozrlaczenia
sztandaru narodowego, pod kt6~-
|rym armia polska ma walczyc, o.
raz oznak wojskowych' jej przyna
I!eznych.
2 Komitet zatwierdza rote PREY
|siegi ma wiernosc narodowi pols--
kiemu.
3 Komitet jest mi%arodajnym
lprzy stwierdzaniu polskosci tych,
kt6rzy sic ~zg}aszaja, azeby bye
przyjetymi do armii polskiej. Od-
nosi sic to do oficer6w i zolnierzy
|jak r6wniez i. do jenc6w wojen--
nych. lynn ostatnim okresla TO-
|dzaj zajecia W armii polskiej.
4 Sprawy majace zwiazek z by
item materyalnym i moralnym i z
propaganda, beda rozpatrywane
~|1acznie z Komitetem.
5. Wysy}anie misyi, majacych
ina celu organizowanie ochotnik6w
bedzie uskuteczniane "a zgoda Ko
imitetu.
6. Wszelkie publikacye oficyal--
ne armii polskiej beda poddane
}kontroli politycznej Komitetu.
7 Kazdy cz1onek albo delegat
Komitetu wyznaczony przez tenze
imoze zwiedzac razem z dowodza--
cym armia polska lub z oficerem
naznaczonym przez niego, koszary
obozy i szkoly oddane do rozporza
dzenia armii polskiej i bye obec--
W tych samych warunkach
|przy wyladowaniu ochotnik6w pol
|skich we Francyi.
8 Nominacye oficer6w : jenera-
low polskich, pod kt6rych zwierz-
chnictwo beda postawione oddzia-
lily polskie ma froncie uskutecznia-
ne beda "a zgoda Komitetu.
9 Silly wojskowe polskie ME be
da wys1ane ma front pred sformo
waniem W jednostki bojowe Uzy-.-
1cie ich ma innym froncie, niz "a
'chodni, zalezy cd zgody Komitetu
Sprawy mieszczace sic W powyz
szych paragrafach beda rozpatry-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-26
UCzMY DZlECI NASzE CZYTAC, PlSAC
movie Pc POLSKU.
Komilet Narodowy Polski "
Paryzu a Wydlaaa! Narodo-
Wy Polski W " !a,;;;1ieryce.

Donlos1ym a pamietnym dniem
ola Wydzia1u Narodowego, a tenn
samem i ola zycia narodowego Po-
lak6w W Ameryce W og6le, byl
11-tym biezacego miesiaca. Dnia
tego stana} pred Komitetem Wy
konawczym .Wydzia1u Narodowe-
go, kt6rego zebranie ~zaszczycic ra-
cyl swa obecnoscia j. E. ks. BIZ
skup Rhode, czlonek Komitetu Ma
rodowego Polskiego W Paryzu, p.
Maryan Seyda, kt6ry przyjecha}
do mas z najszczerszem pe}nomocni
GIVEN Komitetu, azeby zdac szcze
g6lowo sprawe z tych wszystkich
jego dzia1an, zar6wno W dziedzi--
ME !og6lno : politycznej, jak W
sprawie armii polskiej we Fran
cyl, oraz pod wzgledem propagan-
dowo = prasowym i opieki konsu--
larnej mad Polakami, zamieszka1y
mi W krajach sprzymierzonych.
Ma zebranie to przyby} takze p.
Kazimierz Sypniewski, kt6ry W
grudniu roku zesze1go wyjecha}
by}, jake delegat Wydzia}u Naro-
dowego i wielkich naszych organi-
zacyi, do Europy zachodniej ola
zbadania stanu rzeczy W tamtej--
.szych polskich instytucyach, zasi-
lanych funduszami naszemi tutej-
szemi, a kt6ry swiezo wr6cil do A
meryki.
Prezes Komitetu Wykonawcze-
60 p. Smulski, powitaf W CORA
cych slowach przedstawiciela Ko--
mitetu Narodowego Polskiego p.
Seyde, kt6ry jest kierownikiem
Wydzia}u propagandowo : praso-
wego Komitetu W Paryzu, a zara--
ZEN prezesem Centralnej Ajencji
Polskiej W Lozannie i kt6remu Ko
mitet Narodowy poruczyl, opr6cz
szeregu waznych akcyi politycz-
nych W kraju, oraz utrzymywania
stosunk6w z Polakami W Amery-
ce. Pan Smulski wyrazi1 wdziecz:
nose ks. biskupowi Rhodemu "a
przybycie ma tax wazne zebranie
.powital delegate p. Sypniewskie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-26

wane ma konferencyach peryody--
cznych, W kt6rych beda brazil IT,
dzia1 delegaci Komisyi Sfowians-
kich SilZbrojnych ma froncie fran
cuskim, delegaci Komitetu Naro--
dowego Polskiego, oraz MisyiWoj
skowej Francusko : Polskiej."
(Dokonczenie nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-26

Czujesz sic zmeczony ME mo-
zesz spac, pracowac ami wypoczy
wac. Jedzenie ci ME smakuje. -
ciep1e powietrze zdaje sic ma cie
|najlepiej dzia1ac. Hollister'a Ro--
cky Mountain herbata och1odzi
Gle, bedziesz m6g1 jesc, spac i le-
piej prscowac. Spr6buj Jej bez--
zw1ocznie. w apiece Browna. Og1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-26

go, nlemnleJ kapltana klecZk0W--
skiego j porucznika MarszeWskie-
go, kt6ry pracuje " Misyi Vols
kowej Francusko : Polskiej " Pa
ryz1u, a 2 inicyatyWy Komitetu to-
warzyszy p. Seydzie " jego misyi
politycznej do reprezentanta Ko-
mitetu W. Stanach Zjednoczonych,
p. Paderewskiego, oraz do Wydzia
III Narodowego.
Pc za1atwieniu kilku aktual-
nych naglych spraw, udziell pre-
yes glosu p. Maryanowi Seydzie.
Tenze, podziekowawszy kr6tko a
serdecznie "a przyjecie, kt6rego do
zna1, rozpocza1 swoje sprawozda--
ME cd uwag og6lnych:
I. Czem jest Komitet Narodowy
Polsd.
Komitet Narodowy Polski mo
viii = jest organizacya polityh
|polskiej ma czas wojny i uklad6w
pokojowych, kt6re pc niej nasta-
pia, organizacya dzia1ajaca oficy-
alnie poza granicami panstw GEN.
|tralnych, panstw z niemi sprzymie
frzonych i KRAKOW przez ME okupo
|wanych. Komitet Narodowy Pol
ski ME uwaza sic "a Rad. Komi--
|tet rzadem bye ME moe, DO znaj-
|duje sic poza krajem i ME posiada
w1adzy wykonawczej; Komitet
rzadem bye ME chce, zeby ME pod
|niecac zazdrosci i przeciwienstw
politycznych, szeg6lnie W kraju.
Ale Komitet Narodowy Polski jest
polskiem ministrem spraw zagra-
|nicznych i polskiem ministrem
wojny pc stronie narod6w sprzy--
mierzonych, do czego dochodzi je-
~szcze opieka konsularna wlacznie
prawa wystawiania paszport6w
|polskich.
yak donosi sieeKomitet do wladz
'ipolskich w kraju? Komitet pooh
wala szczerze wszystkie zabiegi,
kt6re znierzaja do przejecia z rak
niemieckich i austryackich W rece
polskie wewnetrznej administra-
cyl kraju, ale pod warunkiem, re
w]adze polskie ME okupuja tego
angazowaniem Polski pc stronie
panstw centralnych, czy to polity-
cznie, czy zgola wojskowo. Eva
zywszy zaleznosc polskich w}adz
obecnych W kraju od Niemc6w
Austryak6w, Komitet Narodowy
Polski ME widzi W Radzie Regen.
cyjnej dzierzycielki polskiej zwie-
rzchnoSci panstwowej, - ME uz--
naje rzadu polskiego w Warsza-
wie, ograniczonego terytoryalnie
zaledwie do jednej dzielnicy i W
rzeczywistosci pozbawionego VIA.
dzy, "a Rad narodowy, lecz tylko
"a zarzad kraju.-a Radzie Stanu
|odmawia prawa uchwalania czego
kolwiek CODY usilowa}o oprzec Pol
ske O panstwa c%entralne i wog6le
~przesadzic o jej losie, kt6ry zdecy-
dowac moze sic dopiero ma og6lnej
konferencyi pokojowej.
TAX jak Komitet Narodowy Pol
ski, patrzy ma te sprawe dziewief
dziesiatych narodu polskiego, pa.
trzac tax ma MIA przedewszystkiem
|stronnictwa olbrzymiej wiekszos-.
|ci Kr6lestwa Polskiego, zar6wno L
miarkowane, kt6re odnios1y stanc
wcze zwyciestwo lewicowe, tie os'
tatnie SLIME opozycyjne wobec
|panstw centralnych i idei axiom
Ipromisu z niemi cd czasu upadku
caratu.
Ma opinii bardzo duzej wiekszc
|sci kraju we wszystkich trzecE
dzielnicach - m6wi} p. Seyda -
buduje Komitet Narodowy Polsk
W pierwszym rzedzie sw6j moral
ny autorytet. Przedstawiciel Ko-
mitetu z1ozyl Wydzialowi dowo
dy, IL d~zia1alnosc Komitetu Naro-
dowego Polskiego stoi W zgodzit
z tenn co czuje i co mysli kraj "
stanowczej swojej w%iekszosci. tt
tez polityka Komitetu ME jest Z;
: dina polityka "emigracyjna;'
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13
lHHzE liar MEDALS
z{5IISSI...'rg fa,.11sIV"srno
He1 Triangle Worker wou,des -,
~ .,Sohi:'e c-sn At soissons.
Foul and Chateau Ttierrv

,. NEW York, Ausust 25-riat On h.s
back IN he Waldorf .4s1or.a ~. "a LIS
y. Roberts, who has been -. 49,, :" ';
9hFee French var medals for ~ b,. d, uea
n the fshting zones, is e1=o ~ az ny
Eeli-earned rest, and is ta7k;no f fns a
CT almost anything but WIZ, io ~,
french government showerod ho me
uGGn him. % hoEOrS
4is Roberts, q Y. M. G .
= france had bestowed uDo1 ~, = re-
cro!x de Guerre, the BADGE a of, 81 . me
Leslon Of Honor, and the Medal r3 ~
talFe. He won them all = tb III
months. 81 II three
roberts was assistant auditor of -,
.1-ol''s.'2 Central railroad befora ' -
was selected to be auditor Of dtob,,r lie
n alea,s lor The Y. N. c. A. in Frs.o -
ana 70 handle more than a o,,arto- ne
a million dollars day. H. go: aef fer g Q.
oveS55as service Februarl p ,or
Wounded By Hun 1raca,a vas
seasons, rescued a ~, secret , - a'n d.
a han q bullets IN the Toni so oanla
ai1a was touched I'D by German y, er r,,n
'-l',415izs2 again at Chateau Tbiarrv AS-
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13
HOw's This ?

we oHcr One Hundred Dollars po-.ar-
go oUr any case OF Catarrh that cannot -
uair ~ 1alis Catarih Medicine.
nan Catarrh Mcdicinn has been +o1,e-,
o oy catarrh sufferers for the PAST tbirt7,-
I'VE years and has become known as he
inost reliable remedy for Ca1arrh Toirs
Hatarrh Medicine acts thru the R,ood -, ;,
me Mucous surfaces. expelling the % u
son son from the Blood and healing The dis.
After you have tal,on f4,u,s oo4
Medicine for a short i'm 80, G"ls'r II
sreat Improvement IN vour ronaroi
osatn. start taking Halls Catarrh Med.
eane at once and get rid Of catarrh So
Tor testimonials. free. ~ oeiio
81 CHENEY ( CO., Toledo. Ohio.
sold by all Druggists. TIC 01i'o.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13
vii. I'll SsJ..S.Es,e
$, .I'f ME- E'''Te
Annua! Renort of sou*hesctern ne
PafS;'1ent Reveals So 853, $50 Boys
In Camps Crowded BUILDINGS
(3y i. Porter Moore y

AK nt2, e., August 25.-An attend.
Snce Of nearly twenty times the p3D-
ulatlon OF Atlanta swarnad han.,.lv
IN Y NJ. G. 4. huts in the sava,
states Of the Southeastern car7na dnr-
ing the fiscal year July I, 1917. 70 INV
l. 1913, according to the annual -
port just issued here.
In ether words, soldiers IN fhn s,,,t7,
: eastern ca1tonments to the nu,nhor
q 5o,6C6,9o0 men wrote letters II; t5,a
army ana navy huts. read Ito.
! ture tnere and joined in the RELIGIOUS
services and entertainments held il
the haa Triangle buildings which da+
f'l1-ti>ry reservations in Georgia. Ala
h;<1ia, Tennessee, the CaroIinas, Mis-
si:&.Ipl and Florida.
Il is easy to imagine the nountoi,,s
! CT stationery the Y. NJ. G. A. D,ovido5
IN the camps CT the Southeast wl,o,,
II is stated that soldiers wrote -
oo9,002 letters III the 'lr'' huts T,ho
Red Triangle workers also made o,,+
5Z,4o3,!44 worth Of money orders fo7,
the soldiers, most Of the amount be-
ing sent home to relatives.
Educational Work Featured
The ~ also provided 1905 edUca.
tional lectures with a soldier attend.
ancc Of Ill ,243 The ed7ra+ionol
classes OF various kinds aggregated
64.6lo and the attendance was 972-
045. Rocks circulated by the Y M
c. A. numbered 764,71O and educational
clubs formed among the men were
G49. Physical activities when forrad
in statistics amounted to an amazing
amount. It is estimated 3,683.35O mar
ticipated n the various physical ac-
tivlt IS such as baseball, track and field
meets, baseball, etc.
Tic spectators, the majority Of then,
soldiers, At these physical activities
are estimated for the year at $685.
31S
Tho resume Of religious activities
shcF"s that 800. 81 persons attended
1866 religious meetings under "Y,'
aus ces il the Southeast, that 21.2ss
Bible classes were formed among the
soldiary with attendances ranging 81
SSa5.aIt2~ that 223,232 Scriptures we're
dist ',l.iteti, that e. workers had Ky
582 PERSONAL Christian interviews wifi,
soldiers, tls,t the boys made 1909
Chr sllan decisions and that II 6o2
signed the religious war roll. II,
Inc attenQance at the social events :
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13
u! Needs MEN
III SOUTHERN Ca.jHlIp!s
'5 5oT 5 7@a Tr.snais Continues to Call
, 1xs+Scas Workers, 1000 Ar
Wanted for Home servio ere

Atlanta, Ca, August .
lowed with the element Of la .uen en-
are needed by the Armv aaa
the Southeast. ne camps Of
-: !" W. Alexander gere-.,
elu.llng secretary for the w. a re
1t5a, board OF the Y. NJ @ rer-
- W OK Council, declares that than war
t 1,sss 4I need fer home serv;o We IS a
mat this affords a splendid arce' and
ny TO the man Of middle 400 epl lh
Triangle. o1i1er TIE Red
ove1 ne :. N c. a. needs me, -
homo canI seEYlce' OF course, bu. the
explained 9li * must aust not BE forgotten"
on until the The 14 as From now
sopth asI IN, me first of the year tbe
-'ust recruit 1000 men for
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13

The Allies continue to push the
Germans back, end in many places
the Americans are fighting shouiGe.
to shoulder with the Allies, ana
everywhere are giving good
accounts of themselves. What kind
OF accounts are the people at home
gong to give of themselves in the
Fourth Liberty Loan? The bows
over there are giving their lives;
are we willing to loan Uncle Sam !
lew dollars to feed, cloth !, equip
ana furnish the boys with the many
needed things?
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13
PREPARE FOR CHANGEARJF
WEATHER

II. B. Miller, R. F. D. 10, Wooster Q.
writes: BY the changing of beds
and weather, took very bad cola
ana sore throat. Four doses Of
rolevs Honey and Tar put me all
rleht In days time" It pays to
get the genuine FoIey's and avoid
substitutes and counterfeits. Cor
talns no opiatos. Sylvia Pharmacy
adv.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13

You should send your boy who is
in France the Journal. He will en-
JOY it and it will make him fan!
that he is n)t 80 ii. ..Na5, ui,er all.
S1.00 a year TO the g.. ..iers.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13

The greatest Fair eEor \ Ii IL
this county VIII open Iuesu.y IL
oath. Why is it TO be the creates :
Because the whole sovernme..t u
the United States and the State OF
North Carolina s behind it this
year, with all the educational feat
ureS possible.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13

The first of the Fair will be Ed,l.
catlonal Day and every school
teacher in the County, together Wit,
their pupils, will be admitted to the
grounds Free of Charge"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13

A number of soldiers who have
been wounded and gassed will form
part of the Educational Parade on
the first day of the Fair
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13

Are you getting ready to come to
the Fair? If you have never been
here before you should come this
year. It will be worth more to you
than any other Fair.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13
geo ~ S";;om !. !. StiIl~el
80 ION and Sl:]IEwE1L
attorneys ano Co,l;lsc iIog5
at Law,
sylvia Pharmacy building
SYLvA. 4. G.
49, ---s' @---------
" HEN CHILDREN START TO
SCHOOL.

School opens at a time OF year
"hen the change Of seasons is like
y TO cause coughs, colds, Group, hay
lever and asthma. Prompt action
at tie first sign Of i1s&ccyion may
Keep Children in prime good heath
ana neip them to avoid losing tine
foiey's Honey and Tar is an ideal
nome remedy. Sylvia Pharmacy.
adv
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13

The Fourth Liberty Loan will
soon be opened and jackson vii. 3e
expected to Go her part in It's
What is she going to do about it?
1t is up to the people to put it over
the top.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13
'GoVERNM-a1 SENDS
A(jfGEH7 CAT

The President Of The cl.rc
Commission .!al recently wired. 'S''ios
|. Need Tor stenosraphers -,
ISIS at Washington grows ~, ~ p
e cslly; Increase efeort at ras. a.a'e
The Governmene and bushes sue
Germs are short F'FE H.-z0e se1,
THOUSAND Office assistants De u
aries never before her, S-'
being offered. ~ .os
We have PERFECTED and cory
RlGHTED charts and .ese5, = !,
that enable US to teach Ton -.
home, BY MAIL, in THIRTY i ~
Suns, a system Of Shorthand - :, !,
by NINETY per cent Of the CO... -
ment stenosraphers. and Z :
yon, BY MAIL, il FIGHT If
a DooHheepine Course that is ST.
i rEFoR to any slX-NslK
:, The Government drafted - ~
ll-oervice Bookkeeping Set Cl;n
iii oct, and mail the COUPON ]" II
lowing: ~
COUPON
DRAUGHON'S COLLEGE N..s
vile, Tenn: Send FREE hoat u
Home Study and tell me vbv !
Ho;ne-otudy Course, given BY ro,.,
new method, is better than j eorrsa
at college; also, tell ne about IL
contract that you will give to secpr.
torne a good position. | cIipred ~,
notice from the jackson Conn,r
Sylvia, n. C.
[Namel
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13

F>ih George and Queen Mary
ade also sampled
~ conquer the dcacy Here royalty emerging from their
INST encounter with the favote delight would al
~ seem " were viewing the Marines and
Il this is the food on which they SO husky
ng George missed the pancake treat at on
W. ~ i1uhe oont turn EN- personally
nov" putting an extra edge by
The six " NJ c. A. of
serving 6l2 American soldiers
~ "Ss FoSn on TINS pet edible when secretary hanDv
tno1Snt induced the
ao 70 demonstrate with the
The idea went Big especially two mans size co ~
appropriate maple for sixpence
tennessee Roy made big hit with
sT0de into the where was assembled
They tell the remarked the Tennosseean a
want TO shake hands beautiful country"
me king the hearty handbake and ;,o
as TO tue state IN America wlich he
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13
UP AND ABOUT AGAIN

l was sick in bed with kidne,
trouble writes C. F. Reynolds Fl,
mira, N. Y. Il commenced t.k;n,
foley Kidney Pills and in . fe,.
days was out of bed. Keepins ~
tue treatment, | was able to d =
work. Since then | have had 10
more backaches." Foley Kidnev
Fills stop sleep-disturbins bladder
ailments. Sylvia Pharmacy. adv
IklED MANY, FOUND THE RECT
Foley Cathartic Tablets keen tho
bowels regular, sweeten the stomach
'hd tone up the liver. JIG. CASTOR
Newark, Ind. says he used sreat
III my kinds of cathartics, but Folev
e1thartic J tablets gave him mora
satisfaction than any other. He
says they are the best ca,hartic Fab.
cts made Sylvia Pharmacy. adv
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13
GEORGIA Ilaa.sl GA.SSSSED At FR,)jI

" Dyed Cable from Chateau Thierry with American r
ne new Danlel t. Kennedy, savannah
a5ie worker has been honorary mention for ,,u; 49,
oineSS ana bravery when i ~ hut duri,,
As.i attack III france He v++o ~,
1Ioln The front: one is afraid 10 no. -, 1870 ~ oack
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13

Of the 7. n. c. a. was phenomenal
during the year 9.713.6o9 extending
S-139 enterta :nQl e,lts. The attendance
at the ~" movie shows-w2s a.4t:,-.-4nd
st A,f78.52o for 3.2za performances
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-13
FRIDAY, SEPT. 13 1918

The Fourth Liberty Loan Drive
will be opened for this county at
the Fair.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09
Makes Good Use Of Coal
Dropped From Wagon

Bright and early w. f. SCHNEIDER
was up this morning, and leaving his
home, at No. South Sixteenth street
his thoughts on food conservation. a
couple days ago Mr.. Schneder's en-
terprise resulted in uncovering five
loaves of perfectly good bread repos-
ing in a Market street garbage pail
He brought them personally to the
attention ofDonald Mccormick, the
Dauphin County Food Administrator.
This morning Mr.. Schneider again
cast his eye over the garbage pals.
and was about concluding that Har-
risburg had learned its lesson, when
a. crash and crunch in Market street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, caught his ear. Rushing to
the spot he found that nearly two
pecks of stove coal had slid from a
delivery cart, and that the driver had
continued his journey regardless.
Dozens of masket people also spurned
the menial effort of saving the black
diamonds. But Mr.. SCHNEIDER gather
ed them up in a big basket and took
them home.
Harrisburg must make up" said
Mr.. Schneider. "It is in small things
like this that we show our desire to
conserve necessities of life. l was
surprised that none of the people who
saw this coal lying there were pa
triotic enough to gather it up"