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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-18
DeAmArlzlNo THE BOOK OF JOS.

As fragment the Book OF Job presented Asiot
day afternoon at the Booth theatre was prolific Of
poetic Interpretation and religious feeling writes the
dramatic critic of the New York World
Perhaps the craft Of playwright can ive No drat4
atzaton o. JOB from The standpoint of The theatrical
entertainment but il viii be compelling as religious
performance
successful or unsuccessful in the Drama Depend.
ms on how We view it. Vet Book Of job stands
as one Of The masterpieces in the English literature.
Few books. if literature OF the bibte -,irpass
II in either chastity Of syIe OF beauty tits English
For instance in chapter % beginning at verse = there
IS his noble testimony to wisdom.
H. Bu- where wisdom to be found and
where is the place Of understandings
10 Man knoweth price thereof
neither is il found IN the and of them that lfve
in delights
"A The depth saith. il is nor in me aud
the sea saith IL i not with
IS The finest gold shall not purchase IT,
neither shah silver be weehcd in exchange for
10 l shall mo- be compared with the dyed
colors OF india. or with the most precious Stone
sardonyX. or the sapphire
H. Gold or crystal cannot equal II. neither
shall vessels OF gold be changed for Is
Is High and eminent things shall MOI be
mentioned in comparison OF bu; wisdom i
The topaz Of Ethiopia shan uo II
equal "a IT. neither shall i he compared 10
the ceanest dyeing
%. Whence then eometh wisdom and
where is the place Of understanding
The verse goes explain and tell nat God
Understandable the Of il. and he KNOWN he place
thereof. and that the fear OF the Lord -
wisdom
Again when the voice out of The whirlWind aha:
of the Lord questioned Job truer portrayal oil te
insignacance- of man and the greatness at cod has
ever been set down than the 8Sl chaa,f
Read from different verses
4 Where thou when laid DIE fa1n
datlons OF the earth tell # hast under
standing
;. Who laid the measures thereof. n thou
knowest. who hath stretched he lines upon
$ Who shut Up The sea with doors when
it broke forth issuing out of the womb
T. Ddst thou since thy birth command
The morning aud shew The dawning of dsv its
place?
IS Hast thou entered INTO the depths Of the
sea and walked in the lowest parts Of File
H. Have the gates Of death been opened
10 thee and hast thou seen The darksome
doors?
Hast thou considered he breadth If
the earth? tell me. if thou kuowest all things
Il Didst thou known when that thou
sIouldst be horn didst thou know tie
number thy days.
% Csnst thou bring forth tie day star
in its time, and 70 make the evening star rise
upon the children or The EARTH
33. DOst thou know order of heaven
and canst thou set down the thereof on
esrtha
Probably no other parts in the bible define ia such
road terms the majesty Of the Deity chapter
relete with brilliant passages as the subioned one
;rsnd indeed
II Shalt thou be able To- join together ill.,
shining stars. the Peiades. or canst thou sop
the turning about % Arctirus9
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Larger PsidUp Circulation Than Any Other Papers
in the Calumet Region
- - y " - - "
PUT MONEY INTO THE LAND.

Occasionally when driving through me country some
attractive farm VIII be passed Everything is in good
shape: there NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is silo the fences
III and tne land IN excellent tilth What Is The
secret OF this? The answer always is: The farmer
has put money into his place
America a great farming nation as well d great
manufacturing nation II Is wonderfully to-
day There railways bridges factories mills. work
shops and school houses. All this shows have put
money INTO IL The nation IS in peril
Now is the times or all times when money must be
put this land the free and the home Of the brave
it is TO remain prosperous happy The purchase
Liberty bonds puts money where it viii the
most good in this great crisis
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TIE Tractors AND The FUTURE.

Henry Ford announced today that eventu-
ally 100000 vii be employed the manu-
factHre OF tractors al his Dearborn plant.
TIE tractor industry is bound become
81 the leading Industries Of the world"
said Mr. Ford. and making our plans
acc0rdiaFlv. plan devote most or nv time
% he building e ,ractors.
With Ior5 ,'ortheG8e ard the tractor, junk
rrfsm i facing death - gnrland" said Nir.
Eerd. Vas estates viii slpnianted by pro
cncfrg farms and the English people will once
lore set bach - +he 7c1- The tractor means all
t. z#g - the world
L Is e-sE to pe~cciTe thar Henry Ford speaks the
trD men he emphasizes "a, importance OF the rac
Tor Ike tbe low priced motor car going 70 be
revolutionary aid 10 the people Canada suffering from
diminished npaTer Is doing great things with the
TRACTOR IS England
Pit the scope Of the tractor goes beyond the short
age Of meu- IT Will enable the reclamation Of vas
tracs- aad a. 70 its social significance VIII wors
changes throughout the world and for the betarmen %
-fe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-18

YES. We sympathize with YOU
BIT we told YOU, You should haze
kept them or Few DAYS longer
We notice the girls airs wearing slip
pers and low cut shoes
TO economias in leather and furnish
IN excuse
FOR spats
TT Is more preferable to have mind
80 one agrees with man who
AGREES with everybody.
PREACHER says that the kaiser
WILL spend eternity IN he'll
LOOKING too far ahead
LET'S win the war before We bother
about where the kaiser is headed for
We often in our simple way
PONDER seriously over the case Of
the unin portant man who tries to look
irnportan,
AND ne aueute woman who tries to
look cute.
WE are perfectly willing 10 abandon
orr psrtiSanship for once
AND Join III q movement h. pull to-
gether for an early spring.
TTE neighbor's ct who has been
missing for sometime - doubtless in the
maternity hospital again
AND we have no doubt
THAT all Tie ncighbor women cats
Will. have something to talk about
for quite 8 spell
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-18
PERsHINe ANo The CENSOR

General Pershing eludes he censor and slips us he
information that troops arriving in increasing
numbers" Some day the general may cut loose and
tell rs about how many there there The in
formation would please everybody and harm nobody.
so far as the plain and nonbureaucratc understanding
can Besides if the thai be would take the
public their confidence little more there would
be much less for the aarnst rumors and senaa-
donal stories Of which Tie government fasty COM
plains
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the peevish Post IS prma faele ror NE cheap
remarks.
We note henceforh in another Issue Of the Post ot
an application for manufacturers license made by the
CentliveT Brewing Company OF Fort Wayuh or course
that's horse of another color apple off another tree
The peevish and petty Post soorned The publication Of
a hundred saloon license applications ID glad
enough 10 set brewery license. OF course to De
accurete the ownership OF Post stock by the brewers
company undoubtedly the real cor the pub
location of its application in those columns
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i TO come.
SOMEWHAT cynical lsdy says she
DOESN'T mind her husband talking
nonsense to every pretty girl he meets
/ FOR the simple reason that as long
as they are willing to listen TO his non
sense
SHE doesn't have to.
NEW YORK chef says $50 dinners are
passe
DOESN'T feaze US in the least
As long as we get outside Of see
dinner once or twice a week.
ONE Of Hfe's mysteries 70 a man is
how it IS that the less stuff there Is in a
woMAN's dress the more it costs
THE Muncie Press man says. Hot
beds VIII soon be ripe." and We can't
tell whether
HIS mind is stirred by thoughts OF
cold waterbottie
or spring gardening
YOUNG lady whose man is With the
gallant lads across the sea got
LETTER from him yesterday ana 1t
WOUND Up by saying
II MUST close now. dear for the
general wants TO have a battle"
WE have often wondered
WHY q man can't come home IN a
taxicab
quietly
WITHOUT waking UP the whole
neighborbood.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-18

Lake Coanty's dead In the war
with Germany and Austria-Huu-
gary:
ROBERT MARKLEY. Ham
mond droaned on coast or New
Jersey. May 2S
DENNIS HANNoN. Indiana
rIafoar. pforaine poison. at Fort
| Gslethrope Chattanooga. Tenn.
Jane ILL.,
FRANK u ANLEY, Indiana
Harbaf kHed IN France at Bat
ne of rule Aug. is
ARTHUR BASELER Ham
mona, died at Lion Springs Tex.
OF spinal meningitis. August &c
JOHN sAMBROOKs. East Chi
cago; killad in france. Sept. t.
ARTHUR ROBERTSON, Cary
killed ia E'rance. Oct. 81.
LIEUT. JAAIES VAN Alta.
Gary illied at yimv Ridge.
JAMES MAC KINzIE. Gary;
killed at Nlm9 Ridge.
DCLPd BIEDzYKI East chi
! cago; killed in France. Nov. ~
Ill BURTON HUNDLEY. Gary:
kIied IA aviation accident al
Tahaferro fields. Everman, Tex,
bee l. 1917.
HARRY CUTHBEEr LONG.
IndAua IIarbor. killed IN acct
dent al 1T. Bliss. Texas. Dec. 10.
DERWO0D DICKINSON. Low
ain. died somewhere ia France. %
pnruf nia. Dec L.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-18
FARMER, AIRED MAN AND LIBERTY LOAN.

INTELLIGENT farmers know that hired man does
better work if ho Is bountifuy fed pleasantly housed
and warmly clad Uncle Sam today has abroad close
10 100000 hired men engaged the oilsome and
hazardous work. They be led. clothed and
housed unloss money Is provided The purchase Of
l44S+y bonds provides the Government with funds To-
finance This gigantic task The men in the trenches
mast ee r4:ed by a home. Give the bows
Lae pest aHofd They deserve it an
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ron wowNsHrp AssEssox.

Editor TIMES.
Please announce my name as candi-
date for the Office Of Township Assessor
Of Calumet Township. Lake County. In
diana, on the Republican ticket subject
10 Tho VIII of the voters at the primaries
To be held in May T. 1918
3-4- JOHN MFADDEN
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FOR rowNsHIP TRUsTEE.


Please announce my name az a candl-
date ON the Republican tickets for town
ship trustee for Calumet township. sub
ject TO the primary May T. 1918
3-II-1 THOMAS MATTHEWS.
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roR JUDGE. ROOM ..

Editor TIMES.
Please announce 70 the voters or Lake
County that ] VIII be a candidate for
denomination for the office OF Judge
Room 2. Lake Superior Court at Gary
subject to the decision Of the republican
primaries. May Z.
CHARLES +. GREENwALD.
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FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSES.

I IFHIEfI I-stI-so.
Please announce my name as a candi-
dare FOR the office Of North Township
Assessor OF Lake County. Indiana. on
the Republican ticket. subject to the
VIII of The voters al the primaries %
be held ina May Z 1918
3-9- IAMEs CLEMENTS.
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FOR TRUSTEE CALUMET TOWNSHIP

LUITUf In d
Please announce TO the voters OF
Calumet Township. that j vii be a
candidate for the nomination for Town
ship Trustee. subject to the decision OF
the Republican primary.
s.5- W. y. WILLIAMS.
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roK JUSTICE OF THE rEAcE.

Editor TIMES,
kindly announce that ! viii be can
didate for denomination for Justice OF
the Peace on the Republican ticket al
The primaries on May the 9Th 1918
JOSEPH II. COTHERY.
Justice Of the Peace
Sill 6e2 Broadway.
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JUDqE SUPERIOR COURT NO /.

Editor TIMES;
Please announce "a INC voters or Lake
counts that I viii be candidate FOR
tine Rerubli an nomination of Judge Of
ne Lske Superior Court. Room }. 10 sue
coed ms SELF. subject to the vote IT the
Primaries be held MAY sth. 1918. and
] earnestly ask Tho Support of ALL
S-4 Virgil s. EEIIER
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roe COUNTY ASSESSOR

Editor TIMES.
Please announce nv name as csndi-
date for the office Of County Assessor
on the Republican ticket. subject to the
viii OF the voters at the primaries to
he held in May T. 1918
So HERMAN METER.
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FOR CORONER.

Editor TIMES:
I Will be a candidate for the repubii-
can nominatisIa for coroner Of Lake
county. subject to the decision Of the
primaries on Nay =
IS DIR IL. E. EVANS.
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FoR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

Edltor TIMES:
Please announce my name as a candi-
date for the office OF County Assessor
Oh The Republican ticket subject to the
will Of the voters 1T the primaries to
be- hold in May Z. 1918
So WM BLACK
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TOR STATE SENATOR.

FNIfor IINfSt
Announce 70 tho voters % Lake. Por-
ter. Jasrcr and Newton Counties that
VIII be candidate for denomination
Cor the position Of State Senator from
this Joint district. my candidacy being
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roR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

Edttor TINES
Because Of the many requests FROM
many parts or he county 1 have decided
20 announce my candidacy for prosecut-
ing attorney subject 70 the decision Of
the republican primaries.
S-fs-1 JAMES A. PATTERSON.
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county that 7 WI. be candidate for
the Republican nomination Of Judge of
The Lake Superior Court. Room No . 10
succeed myself. subject to the primaries
of May q 1918
3-9- WALTER Z HARDY.
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FOR TRUSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP

E0ifOr IINIo.
Please announce to the voters OF
North Township. that ] VIII be
candidate Tor the nomination for Town
ship Trustee. subject 70 the decision OF
the Republican primary.
80 WM f. WATER
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

Editor TIMES
Make announcement to the voters of
Lake. county that 7 viii be q osndidate
for denomination for the office Of prose-
cutting attorney. subject to the rspubli-
can primaries.
3-lI- CLYDE HUNTER.
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Democratic Ticket.
TOE CONSTABLE.

L0ItoT TINES3
Please announce my name as q csnat-
date Tor the office Of Constable Of Norta
Township 81 Lake County Indiana ,.l
the Democratic ticket. subject - tha
viii Of tbs voters ct the primaries o. -
held on MAY : 1918
S-tS- JOHN u BIEIskI
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rox JUSTICE or rnE PEACE.

Editor TIMES
Please announce my name as candl-
date for Justice Of the Peace for and
i'm Calumet Township. Lake County. In
diana. ON the Republican ticket. subject
90 tho primaries held May {. 1913.
So HENRY vELLNER
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COMMISSIONERS FIRST prsrRIcr.

EDITOR HINES:
You may announce that viii be a
candidate for County Commissioner for
the First District on tho republican
ticket at the May primary.
SIS n IL Oils
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roe COUNTY suxvEroa.

FI8I'7T I
VIII You please announce o. tho re-
publioans of Lake County thst I VIII be
candidate FOR denomination for the
office Of County surveyor which J. now
hold. before the republican primaries
on May IL
. ~ <
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

EDITOR TIMES.
Please announce to the voters OF Lake
County THAT I will he a candidate for
reaoalinat ion Tor tho office OF County
Commissioner subject 70 the decision Of
tile Republican primaries. Nav :
ais GEORGE O SCHAAF.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-18

AboveMai. William Mai John Bidde
CenerMaj. Gen Thomas H Beow-Mai Cen dwar
J. Greble defD and Maj Gen Y. H. Sage.
Acting Chief Of STAFF Nsrch
commanders about heded
which relieve
believe could withstand the Those
graph those shifted.
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CLERK LAKE crncUrr COURT.

Editor TIMES.
Kindly announce to the voters Of Lake
County that I viii be a candidate or tbs
Republican ticket for nomination. 70
succeed myself. 10 the office Of Clerk
Lake Superior Court subject to The de-
cision or the Primaries to be held MAJ
eth 1918
s-l6 HERBERT L. WHEATON.
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PROPOSAL 70 observe frst anniversary of decla
ration OF war vita Germany is all right bul csn bez
be observed by buying third Liberts loan bonds sale
opens that date
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POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS


z Requests for announcements must be
accompanied BY publication fee n con
< forrnity with the law.
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MAYOR HODGES of Gary promise he peoa,e a
how IT,
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CITIES that exceed their Lihery Loar quotas get
special flags Let's
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MF-NCTE warmed up over something Tailor down
here. advertising in the Press, man waar-
hat
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JUDGE sUPzRIoR COURT 10. ,.
Please announce rs the voters 81 Lax
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subject Is the decision OF the republi
csn primaries.
SO u. NJ KINDER
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Lake County,. S
Roll Of Honor
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Lake Coanty's dead IN shs war
with Germany and Austria-Hun-
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RAY sEELEY
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" Who Will Win
This Battle p

Your kidneys are the filters Of the body.
II they become inactive and fan TO elm
mate the waste matter, they are apt e
throw the whole mechanism Of the bodJ
out of order, thus toxic poiSonS can 20
cumulate in the system and be IS deadly
as snake venom.
Besides causing the minor ailments o.
rheumatism, Sciatica, lumbaSo and back
aches. neglect Of the kidneys Is apt e
develop into more serious diseases, sucb
as diabetes or stone in the bladder.
Rid the body Of toxic poisons-cieau
the bladder and Kidneys and cure the
twinges Of rheumatism with Annrie
and you win the battle Of life.
Anurfewas frstdfscovered By Dr. Pierce
and has benefited thousands Of sufferer
as well as appeased and eliminated th9
ravageS of the more serious kidney dis
cases. Now procurable at any good drna
store, or send DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, n. r.
10 cents for trial package
REDWOOD. WEST VA.-aBetore I took
Anuric was disturbed from three TO ten
times night for over three years and
work nor sleep. After took . few doSeS
of the Anuric Tablets could Slefp al
night. l took dollars worth and my
head. arms and legs don't ache any
more.7-W. 81. YOUNG.
HUxr1Serox. W. VA.-~I viii say that
the Anuric Tablets are the best ever
tried: they relieve any form Of Kidney
trouble quicker than any medicine hgNa
ever used. took about oDe-thtrd q tho
bottle and was greatly benefited. My
daughter and son-in-law also were sut-
fcring with pain In back SO that they
could hardly sleep at night, so gave
them the rest and they think they ara
fine, as they were entirely relieved BY
what they used. Anuric must be. . very
efficient remedy as one box helped three
people. All DR.. Pierce's Remedies that J
have used / have found very satisf1cs
tory.@MRs. Ed. De Foe, 1874 18th Ave-
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BED Cross WORK
n CITY SCHOOLS
Young People Are Knitting
Sewing and Making Frac-
ture Pillows.

Ihe junior Red Cross auz,lia-ies
which we're recently organized in TIE
high and ward schools OF the city nave
shown great activity in the accom-
pliShuaent OF work for the Red Cross
society and the excsIleacJ OF the work
accomplished is attested by those who
have Inspected the work.
The ySuEE women OF tn: EiGb ;;ch9'i
senior class sew 40 dare "ack for
The Red Cross aud each CT ;he young
Eome1 have made or are mixing e2ch
hospital bed shirt and : conTa!eS-
cent robe n addition 10 hs=l1S nade
a large number OF fracture pillows.
These voun= women haze also oursit-
ted With knitted articles -EsIr class
president Archie Meredith. who was
r.r=d5cied several weeks go rom ~"
inSdtutiaa having enlisted 10 tho COY
c-nrert se--vIca and leaves @73n for
WASHINGTON state where he " ~ be en-
@a@ed in cutting lumber - use N
MAXIM ~S-cTo1neat airshiUS. tEo
work II the -c:1io:' c'c1S has hScn d@a@
7,ade- tEe direction OF Jiss NS:'i>--i;'
I. c.-isTeH. supervisor OF re h'SA
2chooI.
TIE 7upFs Of .he unpeT s:sdes Of
f;,e sfi!ic-. Eutc;.e~. White. Fleming
:"a Ra=res schools have coIn3!sied
zzs fyac.:I-e pillows. The pupils IN
der tie direction of Miss Hazel FTe;.
r1perviSo- for the rrades. aayc shipped
Stie cloth end made covers for the nit
lows. OF t;7c A&6 pillow The Br:cher
.scbeol made III. the &Iille- fGa. the
y.-;z:ta 1Of. tho Barnes IS and the Elem
Tag 80. These pupils have also mad"
u" comfort bags. Most o. ;tc snip
nirg FOR the fracture pillows was done
by he puol= of tho lo"eT grades.
Ttn schools OF thu Fest SIDE a"e
7lzo doing excellent FORK IN making
fracture pillows and garments.
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The Home Economics department OF
the Wonan's club VIII meet on Mon
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock AZ the
Normal school building At which time
Miss Este!!e Hamilton. supervisor OF
the Domestic Science department. OF
the Normal, VIII give some special
demonstrations. This meeting vas to
have been held Two weeks ago but
owing to the condition OF the roads
leading 10 the Norma! at that time the
meeting was postponed until Monday
II is urged that all the members OF the
department and other club members
as we'll Will attend the Meeting which
promises TO be very interesting and
instructive In order to reach the
building in time for the demonstra-
tons which will begin promptly at
go o'clock persons who will attend
are requested to take the car leaving
Fairmont at Two o'clock A social hour
Will follow The demonstrations
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Personals

Miss Cora Wilson has returned from
New York where she had spent some
time. En- route here she spent few
days In Winchester, Va, the guest Of
Charles W. Robinson.
Miss Helen Stevenson went to
BeIington this afternoon where she
will spend a week with her grand
father, Rev. II. NJ. Smith.
Miss Adelaide Pinnell will go to
Grafton this evening where she viii
spend the week end with relatives
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
B. L. Morris at their home at Edge
mont yesterday.
Thomas Irvine. of Pittsburgh. for
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Savings Societies
at Miller School

Three war savings societies were
formed yesterday al the Miller school
and The work of suma!ct:as pupils in
saving war stamps is progressing
nicely.
The first society is composed OF
seventh and eighth grade pupils and
has 81 members. Tne officers OF the
organization are Christine Scott,
president: Walter Clover. vice pTes.-
dent; Mildred Reed, secretary.
The second group is composed OF the
two sixth grades and has 80 mem
bers. TIE officers are Frank Pom!no,
president; Daniel Ross, vice president;
Judia Mason, secretary.
The third group is composed Of two
fifth grades and has 30 members. The
officers are Lawrence Snide.-. presi-
dent; Thomas Robertson, vice presi-
dent; Helen Little. secretary.
During the last three weeks $500
worth of War Savings stamps have
been purchased among the pupils from
the ". s. s. thrift bank conducted by
eighth grade girls. The school is max
ing as plendid showing in this particu-
lar.