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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-23
Woman's Section County Council Of Defense

households run amuck. Never before
in history have there been sc many
compelling forces drawing the women
outside their homes. SO much Red
Cross work to be done So many
committees on which to serve. So
many hundreds CT kinds of war work
calling daily for their brains and
hands.
One of the first questions facing a
woman who Is running a home is us
food conservation worth while'"
Before giving the answer let it be
asked "Is the saving of human lives
worth while?" "Ts the winning the
war worth WHILE"
If it is, then food conservation is
worth while; for the program of the
United States food administration for
saving food in American kitchens is
the only way to save the lives of mil
lions of people in Europe who might
otherwise die of starvation.
Isn't this reason enough to put aside
everything else we are doing at pres
ent, if 1t is necessary, rather than to
say, mo, I can't follow the program
Of the food administration for The
conservation of food; I'm too busy"
Just half million more people have
died in the European countries from
starvation and famine in this war than
have been killed on the field of battle.
Is food saving worth while'
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HfR s! !! b&z% 55;?', e;

Dear Mrs. Thompson-I have been
going with a popular young man.
had a date with him one night, but
II rained. He had another girl the
next night. He went with her while
she was here, but she has gone away
now. He called me up after she left
and wanted to take me, but ! already
had company. II he should call again
should ! go? l like him very much,
but III be first choice or none.
PEGGY.
think you are wrong in wanting
to be first choice. You should regard
the boy as you would a girl friend
and not wish to monopolize him.
There Is a great chance that YOU are
his first choice. II the other girl was
from out of town she was probably
q novelty to him and he wanted to
SEQ as much as he could OF her be-
fore he left. Do not let him know
that you objected to his attention to
the other girl.
II ! were In your place I would let
him come again IL he asks.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--I am a young
married woman and have been mar
ried short time. We are very happy
and have never had any trouble We
have a nice home. but have been do
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-23
Hooters Friend
in Every Rome
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
eho Arrival of the Stork.

In Thousands Of American homes there IS
q bottle Of the splendid and time>honored
remedy, Mothers Friend. thpt has aided many
woman through the trying ordeal. saved
her from suffering and pain. kept her In
health Of mind and body In advance OF
baby's coming. and had q most wonderful
influence in developing . healthy. lovely DIS
position In tho child.
Mothers Friend relieves the pain and dis
comfort caused by tho strain on the 1ga-
ments, makes pliable those hbers and muscles
which nature Is expanding, and soothes the
Inflammation Of breast glands and other
soreness The tendency to nervousness and
to morning sickness or nausea Is counter
acted.
By regular use during the period the mus
cles expand with ease when baby Is born.
tension Is reduced and tho pain and danger
at the crisis Is naturally less.
Mothers Friend is an external remedy,
is absolutely safe and wonderfully effective.
1t not only allays distress in advance but
assures q speedy recovery for the mother.
This splendid preparation may be had at
every drug store, and is one Of tho greatest
blessings ever discovered for expectant moth
ors. Write to tho Braddeld Regulator Co.
G.o5 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca. for their
motherhood Book" so valuable to expectant
mothers, and in the meantime do not fail
to get bottle Of Mothers Friend at the
drug store and thus fortify yourself against
pain and discomfort
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-23

Mich. .... VIII Brooks and family of
Jacksonburg spent Sunday with Wal
ter Brooks and family. ;. Mrs Inez
Townsend spent Saturday night with
Miss Verna and Maud Baker. Miss
Hazel Barney and Miss Iris Alexan-
der called on Halcia Reid Friday aft
ernoon. Denver Coefield enlisted in
the navy Saturday. Mrs. Cora Dan
ner called on Mrs. Dora Little Monday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hart
man and family called on Charles AL
bright and family Wednesday evening
-. Mrs. Ida Higgs of Newcastle Wis
tied U. e. Norris and family last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Addleman,
Mrs. Mary VanZant and Mrs. Miriam
Little spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Bennett. Mrs. Ross Marine
and son have returned to their home
at Upton. ;. Chase Williams and fam
lily of Winchester and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wicket OF Richmond called on
Walter Brooks and family Sunday aft
ernoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jefferis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Townsend
called on Carrie Showalter and family
Sunday. Miss Esther and Irene Al
bright, Miss Marguerite and Elmer
Milleg spent Saturday night and Sun
day at Greenville, o.. "A. O. Boyd
and family spent Thursday evening
with Joseph Reid and family. Miss
Verna and Maud Baker spent Sunday
with Miss Inez Townsend. Mrs.
Cora Banner, Mrs. Mary Hawkins and
Mrs May Starbuck called on Mrs.
Katherine Cook and Mrs. Mary Anna
Penberton Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Charles Little is visiting his daughter,
| Mrs. Ben Holly at Michigan. Fred
Gunkel and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Began. -. Mrs.
Vertell Evans has gone to Pittsburgh
to visit her husband. Mr. and Mrs.
A. 0. Boyd and Mrs. Halcia Reid spent
Sunday with Olive, Ruth and Esther
Boyd, Ruth Champion and Miriam Lit
tie at their tent at chautauqua. Lit
tie Ruth Little spent Saturday and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-23
REMARKABLE
INCIDENT
Unusual Experience Of Nashville
Man Who Took Carlsted's Liver
Powder

Unusual Experience Of Nashville
Man Who Took Carlsted's Liver
Powder
One of the most popular travelling
men in the South today is r. T. Graves.
representative of A. l.. Kornman &
Co.. clothing jobbers of Nashville,
Tenn. For several years Mr. Graves
was afflicted with acute stomach and
livor trouble. From time to time he
went to doctors, but sot no permanent
relief. Then-somebody recommend
ed Carlsted's Liver Powder and he
decided to give it a trial From the
first DOSE" he says in a letter dated
July 80. 1918, Il have made rapid i'm
provement. l have gained 20 pounds.
feel like new man. My wife has
suffered with catarrh of the stomach
for several years. She also has taken
Carlsted's Liver Powder and found it
wonderful remedy. / can recon-
mend this medicine in the highest
terms to any one who suffers with
stomach or liver trouble in any form"
Carlsted's Liver Powder has been
favorite household remedy for 25
years and is perhaps the most popular
preparation of its kind Two sizes
2-oz. bottle, Csc: family size, 81. At
drugstores. Made by the American
Pharmacal Co., Inc, Nashville, Tenn.
ADV.
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American nurses have pledged their
forces to the uttermost and there is
little question that the Red Cross will
soon double it's present enrolment
through the campaign which it is now
conducting, but it is clear that il
this skilled service is to be available
for the care Of the wounded abroad,
and If the sick at home are not to
suffer seriously, we must find some
way Of making good the excessive
drain on the regular nursing forces Of
the country.
In addition to the present demands
OF our great civic hospitals and all
our public health agencies, there will
be the sick from the military camps
and from our soldiers and sailors fam
lilies to care for. and soon the stream
of diseased and broken men will be
drifting back from France to crowd
all our resources to the utmost. We
must enroll women and girls in the
Students Nurse Reserve to fill up our
repleted nursing ranks and prepare
for the most urgent needs of the fu-
ture Girls and women between the
ages of 10 and 35 who possibly can
are asked to call or phone Reid
Memorial hospital or the headquarters
at the Red Cross for information.
is THIS WORTH WHILE?
TOO busy"-is the excuse today Of
those women who are letting their
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-23
aIIHOuC0hO1d
kM1, <HlntC
MlJW .~ MR.. NJ ORION

raisins. Mix and bake for one-half
hour. Serve hot or cold. Any dried
or fresh fruits, dates or ground pea.
nuts may be used instead of apples
Either will serve five persons.
Onions and Tops-Select small on.
ions no larger than your finger in size
cut off the uneven ends of the tops
leaving about three inches of the
green part above the onion. Boil
until tender in sailed water and serve
with a simple white sauce on toast
as asparagus is served.
The tops are very good served
alone. cut into pieces, boiled until
tender and served with white sauce
Young beets may be cooked with the
tops and stems and all served together
also. Serve buttered or with vinegar
as preferred.
Rye Gems-One and two-thirds sups
rye -four. one and two-third cups OF
white flour, four teaspoons baking
powder, one teaspoon salt, one egg
one-quarter cup molasses, one and one
quarter cups milk, three tablespoons
melted shortening. Sift dry ingred-
tents, add molasses, milk, eggs, well
beaten, and shortening. Bake in hot
oven in gem tins twenty-five minutes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-23
MIDDLEBORO

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Banner enter
tanned the following guests Sunday in
honor of their daughter, Mrs. Ross Ma
rine and son of Upton: Burt Hawk
ms and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Vertell
Evans, Oscar Hawkins, Mrs. Nancy
Hawkins and Mrs. Ross Marine and
son Garth. .Elwood Alexander and
family and Charles Alexander have re-
turned from a weeks fishing trip at
Crooked Lake. Mrs. Paul Jennings
called on Mrs. Floyd Began Thursday
afternoon. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles AL
bright visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Diehl Tuesday. -. Miss Matte Clark
visited Mrs. Matte Harris at Rich
mond recently. . D.. There will be
preaching at the church next Sunday
evening. Everybody welcome. >. Mr.
and Mrs John Smith Of Chester visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Banner
Tuesday. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard JEFF
ferris and baby have gone to Lansing,
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THE UPPER AND NEITHER
MIlISIONES

Ferrol ate his breakfast behind his
newspaper. The old, old wrangle with
his wife over money; the old, old list
OF the households needs; the compare
lively new but still more harassing
upward fight of the cost Of things;
the boss refusal to raise his salary
all these spoiled his morning meal for
him. He was too decent a man to
vent his mood on the family. So he
intrenched himself behind his news
paper.
The headlines in the paper gave
him scant chance to forget his
troubles staples Due for Another
Rise in Price" Milk Company An
nounces New Increase" Not even the
half dozen state and federal investiga-
lions into the boosting OF prices COM
forted him. Two of these had just re-
ported their findings. They announc-
ed that they could find no short cut
to the reduction OF the cost Of living.
Economy In production and distribu-
ton, better facilities for marketing,
etc. etc, were the only solutions. &C
cording to these reports.
Wistfully his eyes wandered to an
other kind Of news altogether that
divided the paper with the stories OF
he increased cost Of living. Obscure
copper Stock Doubles in Value" War
Bride Speculation Makes Farm Hand
Rich" Huge War Orders Boost Steel
Common"
Ferrol put his paper down with a
sigh and finished his coffee. Food had
no SAVIOR these days. Work had be-
come a struggle for existence. Family
pleasures, the little triumphs OF the
childrens growth. their promotions.
their new teachers, once matters OF
great moment to Ferrol, now were
only distractions from the main prob
lem--how to keep expenses from STEP
ping on the heels Of income.
His wife watched him thoushtfully
as he left the table. She accompanied
him to the hall.
John, dear. you see, don: you. that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-23
LEFTOVER AND ECONOMY.
DISHES.

Fish SaIad-Cut lengthwise three
or four green sweet peppers. remove
the seeds and set away to chill. Dis
card all skin and bone from any cold
fish and pick apart into suitable sized
pieces for salad. Season 1t with salt
and pepper as needed and sprinkle
with a little lemon juice.
When ready to prepare the salad,
mix the fish with enough mayonnaise
to cover 1t well. Fill the pepper with
this mixture. letting it fall in lightly,
and garnish the top with slice Of
hard cooked egg.
Bean Custard-Use one cup mashed
cold beans. one cup OF milk, two eggs,
one tablespoon melted butter, one-half
teaspoon salt, one-eighth teaspoon Of
paprika. Beat the eggs we'll. add the
milk. bean pulp and other ingredients,
then pour into custard cups. Place
the cups in a pan Of hot water and
bake In a moderate oven until set.
Oatmeal Pudding-Two cups cooked
oatmeal, four apples, cut up small one
half cup raisins, one-half cup sugar,
one one-quarter teaspoon cinnamon,
one-half cup molasses, one-half cup of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-23

his neighbor Blake. He was pink and
clean-shaven, inclined to plumpness.
and his face was creased with smiles.
Hello, John, what are you wearing
that cloud on your map for" he called
out cheerfully. Ferrol would not have
noticed Blake's challenge ordinarily.
But he wanted Blake to talk to him
this morning, for a purpose.
"Oh, the usual--shoes and coats and
groceries and butchers bills and SO
on, and SO on, and SO on!" Ferrol
replied.
Blake winked at him impishly.
did you happen to see that Uni
versal Copper has hiked ten points In
two days." he asked. Ferrol nodded.
well, If you had coupla hundred
sailed away in that little mine, as
have. you wouldn't be glooming at the
rise of -four and eggs. You'd be split
ting your sides g.inning over the hike
in copper. Why, say, boy, there's moth.
ing like getting aboard the prosperity
elevator on the ground floor of some
good little proposition-that Is, If you
know good man to guide you!"
ITS all right II you've got the spare
money to risk" Ferrol gloomed
But" He shrugged his shoulders
as he pointed to himself.
Nonsense, don't tell me you haven't
got a little sailed away. Why a
coupla hundred would do wonders fol
you! Say, look here, john" Blake
changed suddenly to a serious, sypo
thetic man of business. why don,
you take five hundred out of the bank
and come down to my office this at
ternoon and let me talk to you? vii
you do it,"
1t was not till they had walked halt
block in silence that Ferrol said:
"All right, Al, I'll be there!'
(To be continued)
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VISIT CAMP SHERMAN.

EATON, O., Aug 23-These mem
bers of the instruction board of
Preble county visited Camp Sherman
Wednesday. to familiarize themselves
with camp life, etc, in order that the
members may be able to better in
struct the registrant classes: Oscar
Sheppard, West Alexandria, chairman
of the county selection board; o. V.
Fritz, West Alexandria, L. G. Stubs
West Elkton, Rev. A. c. Bailey, Fair
haven; c. r. Coblentz, New Paris
Rev. E. Yingling, Father J. M. Hyland
Mrs. w. H. Buckle and Mrs A D. Da
Wis
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|FHESTRUzGG1GiLlzEEIlI 9H11

1t isn't just nagging on my part
she said lamely, stroking his coat
lapel. Il don't want to add one little
mite to your cares. But what can
do?"
Yes, yes. Edie, I know that" he
said hastily kissing her, 'Its-it will
be all right. IN get hold of some
thing or other that will put US several
jumps ahead of worry. Only little
patience, hon! Goodby"
He kissed her and the children and
left the house. In the street he met
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-23

Sunday with Miss Izra little at Rich
mond. Blanche Ray and Mrs. Goldie
Evans spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
S. E. Banner. ;. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Kerlin of Indianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Harvey OF Richmond and Miss
Alice Graves Of New Paris called on
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Charles Albright Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lois Bepnet Of Richmond 10 Viz
iting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Addleman. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Gum and daughter spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gum
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Addleman Monday
afternoon. These people had just re-
turned from a weeks camping at the
lakes and all reported fine time. =.
John Hawkins has returned to his
home in Middleboro. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Diehl called on Mr. and Mrs.
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DEMOCRATS TO MEET.

EATON, o., Aug. 23.-The county
Democratic central committee will
meet here Saturday afternoon for the
purpose of organization. 1t is prob
able an executive committee will be
selected and organized at the same
time
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-23

Let's sDin the snar-then you can buy
Valier's Enterprise flour of fours.
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is THIS WORTH WHILE?
TOO busy"-is the excuse today of
those women who are letting their
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16
GERMANY BLUNDERED,
GRAND DUCHESS SAYS
By The Associated Press.

GENEVA. Sunday, Dec lS-Ger-
many made a great blunder in enter
ing ,he war and should admit that she
wa, in the wrong. declared the Grand
Duchess Anastasie Of Mecklenburg
Srhwerin, mother Of the former Ger
man crown princess, in an interview
today The grand duchess, who Is a
Russian and cousin Of the late Rus
,ian emperor. came to Geneva at the
outbreak OF the war and now is about
10 20 to the Riviera for her health
She had many relatives fighting
against one another on all fronts.
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composed Of Mrs. RI. Oytrholser.
Mrs Prtnt.o Price. Mrs. w S. Han
sen end Mrs e. L. Henley age slpet-
yiS.rg TIE workers over I've city hrd
receiving many F9nlcantS for the roll
call directly at the Office
Tive work has started With swing
and the people are enthusiastic Mrs.
PFC, SAID early this morning.
Mrs Mani, Walker Parks and f.
b S,rader oi tn. ho~c dcmo1s;ra-
on Office let this mornirg for a
days visit TO me country school dis
tricts II Is the plan 70 establish a
new to"s al girls club at Spencer
during the day.
TIE women Of 81 Luke's church are
serving al the Chamber of Commerce
lunch rooms today to the men OF the
Red Cross Christmas roll call drive
Miss Nina Binn, +, clptoin OF the
Red Cross cartecn hut t,dly Two
men we're served breakfast carly
this morning The assisting lieu
tenants for day arc Mrs Cay Han.
cock, Mrs c c. Forbes and Mrs
| J. +. Barry, both latter of whom are
volunteer workers for the day Yes-
,ertay those serving sandwiches and
coffee were Mrs r. 7. Dixon. e-p,
tain. ard Nj" Nina Binns and Mis-,
Bessie Walker assistants.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

TrunkLooked
Like His N
Deputy Sheriff Captures
Whisky at Luther Depot
Sunday,

George Minor. negro, did not eK-
pect a engagement 10 be on duty
carly Sunday morning at Luther and
thought that 1t woud be perfectly sale
10 unload his trunk OF whisky. which
II is alleged, he brought from Kansas
City lie was surprised amazed, even
dumiounded when deputy sheriff
and former resident OF Luthar. came
out OF the station to Sait on him
"Ah didn't kuo' go lad dun gone
to work foh de Katy. Mistah Ben the
astonShed negro said.
rs this your trunk, George" the
officer asked.
Vas sah, I-er-yas sab il 'semblcs
nah baggage. ah admit 1t looks lax
nah trunk" declared the negro.
Then get yourself ready We are
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going back to the city" the officer
said
Bot Misrah Ben, how yo' kno' what
am N DAT trunk" asked the iegro.
Mirror. and his trunk which con
tanned eight quarts Of whisky, were
brought 10 the city jeslerday and a
charge Of transporting whisky into the
qatc wa, placed against him thi,
ing by John A. Fan United
States marshall lie was arraigned
before Ernest Chambers, United
States commissioner and his bond
fixed al $500 lie is in the county
Jail
Use EGO instead OF eggs (Ady)
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Albert z. Upsher. After dinner the
party attended a local theater
Mrs Jake Lambert will entertain
with cards Tuesday afternoon at her
home. 80 West Sixth street. The
courtesy Is extended to Mrs. A. A.
S,aAb, who will be the honor guest
OF the day.
Mrs. Nina Her iIightower pre-.
sen;ed her pupils in two piano re-
ci,alS Saturday aite moon and even No
at her studio. III West Ninth street
one at J o'clock b. the primary pu7'',
and the other at 4 in The evening by
those more advanced TIE rooms were
artistically adorned witt, crimson
carnations and glowing Christmas
bell. in'crtwined with American flaos
suggesting the patriotic note oi the
times. Both the afternoon and even
ing programs were o'snrd by sinring
the "s'ar SDangled Banner" in cho-
rus. The numbers were given with
technical accuracy and clear nhras-
ing. showing careful tfainlnc A l1rge
rumher of friends were present and
displayed keen appreciation
Nj" Margare' Ou'ile drughtcr Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Quai'c Of the
Havlin apartments. will return Tues
day from Chicaro where size has been
attending the CHICAGO Academy Of
Fine Arts for some time past. Miss
Ouaile has rade marked progre" in
her s,udies this fall and has received
soeeial commendati-r by chic7gc
critics. After spending the holiday
with her parents she will return and
resume her i,rdies
| Mrs. Guy Fisher OF 72j West
! lTwenty-firN street has as her rue,I
her sister. Mrs. w. B Butt Of Mus
kogee. who arrived last week and
will rerain until the Christmas holi.
days. Several social courtesies have
been extended 10 Mrs. ButI since
her arrival. Mrs Fisher entertained
small circle Of friends Friday a
luncheon in compliment to her guest
and nm Wednesday of this week Mrs
d. +. Piersol Of l40 East Twe'i,f
street will entertain with a luncheon
also in honor Of Mrs. Butt Seyefa
other affairs are being arranged.
y
lanes II. Mccormack, son of Mr.
and Mr., J. NJ. Mccormack, 222 WeH
Thirteenth street will return for tht
holidays Saturday from Austin, Texas
wfere he has been stltioncd IN n,
aviation service for the past few
months.
Mrs. George Dofnblaser Of Sa7ul-i
and Mrs J. w. McCllskcy Of Kiti,r
Okla, were the week end guests o
Mrs Clarence l.. Henley, S2S Wos
Fourteenth street Both guests re
turned to their homes today.
= q .
Lieut.. Lloyd w Dickinson Of S,on,
! axe, Wis, spert tie week end a
the guest Of Mr. ard Mrs PrentiS
Price. l2iS Classen boulevard. Lieu
tenant Dickinson has recently beei
mustered ont Of army service and re
% turned to his howe day where h
/ will engage in business.
? n y
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Goode Of Chi
cavo, ILL.,. stopped for a short yisl
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Goode OF so West Filth sire,
c the latter part Of the week. Mr. an
i Mrs. Goode arc enroute to Dalla
Texas, and while here were also n
= quests Of Mrs. Mamie Walker ParE
= OF tfe MeNabb homo.
|
The Red Cross goes "oyer the TOT
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W0tf1e11s
TELEPHONES.

TELEFIONks.
Central Sewing and Knitting de-
Dartmsnt. Maple t2II.
Csotrul surEirs, DressinEs depart
sssnt. MspIe s0f.
kiLs Hail Night surgical Dressings
nnii. hspls sse
Momsns Couneli Of Defense. Maple
He'd Crc.. Chapter ssers,sry. Maple
~ iiisn heiisf. Maple tfe.
N ~ glsirutigu offices for HE'D Croa.
Ella sea In lirst aid. home rars Of the
slra and diststicr. Maple iI1A
hea Crosa Cantetn service. Maple
siDs.