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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
TWO Thousand Dainty NeU Silk
Wdists-SReciaL at 1886

They mostly the crepe Georgette though
there few de chine blouses in the collection.
Such pretty styles you'll know how unusual they for the
price, and just such coos wantmosty light shades
ought hurry them out to in short
Some are embroidered beaded tucked braided,
az H. simpler styles.
Anfresh and new, of course.
Vest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Grand Organ al 9 SIS xx1ANrAnHA uHn,c
Nomsn Of M.ns~sicn Chimes w WAlNAN1ANCN y
Dogs Do Think and Teach
Lessons to Grown Folks

doctor tells us OF dog he found dlsaDled
by the roadside with broken leg, which he set and
bound up. The dog showed his thankfulness in his
eyes and wagging tail.
A few weeks later he brought another limping
dog on three legs to him with fourth leg broken,
and later on still another dog who was in pain-al
to be cured.
Evidently these dogs and the great, strong st.
Bernards that go over the snowy Alps on relief
expeditions and rescue lost travellers have something
of the Red Cross spirit in them worthy of admira-
ton and encouragement
We must not let dogs OutdO us in helpfulness
for the suffering in these days of trial and need.
This Store is organized to serve.
:. .... ''','.'' %&~A<
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Young Women's Silvertone
Velour Goats Special
at $30.75

soft and fine and of unusual quality
have all the of much expensive
effective Winter that
button hgh with full gathered skirts and they smped
any way) with belts all the round and trimming
Lined throughout with de to hamonize with the
also interlined for additional
reindeer deeper wistaria
ii to 20 year sizes--and S39.75 EACH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

"The Clutch Of Circumstance"
by Marjorie Benton Cooke, the
author Of "Bambi," is a mys-
terry story of great interest
based on the death Of Kitch-
ener. $1.25.
"Walking Stick Papers" by
Robert Cortes H i'd ~.
Shrewd, engaging, humorous
talk. S1.50.
"The Story of the Sum-" by
Frank M. O'Brien. A story
giving as rich a picture of
American life as can well be
imagined. SO.
Main Floor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Books Just Off
the Press

"Kiltie Mccoy" by Patrick
Torrance Mccoy, is stranger
than fiction. $1.50.
"The Development of the
United States" by Max Fer
rand, is our history vitalized as
it has never been vitalized be-
fore. $3.50.
''The Amateur VagabOnd,"
by John and Robert Matter, is
a spirited tale of a years
wandering. S1.50.
European Theories Of the
Drama" by Barrett H. Clark.
An anthology of dramatic the
ory and criticism from Aristotle
to the present day. $3.50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03

praveni. Jest krasne zemriti co
vitez. Jednou padne kazdy, nu
a to mas uklidnuje. Maticko dra
ha, padnu-li, bud'te ma to hrda,
nezelte, vzdyt' jest pro Vas po
vyseni mad jine, ze jste obeto-
vala syna "a blaho celeho naro
da. Lituji jen, ze nemam vice
z;votu, ktere bych mohl poloziti
ma oltaf vlasti. Jsou zde We Fran
eli matky, ktere obetovaly neko
lik svych synG, majetky, vse, co
mely a pfece neni videti slzi ami
narku. Odovidaji: "Vzdyt' jest
to pro vlast!" A ceska matka vi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03
0BSAZEM MfSTA TREVES AMERI
CK0U ARMADOU.
NEMCI CFIOVAJf Sc K NASIM
HOCEICM MRAZIVE.


Treves, z prosnce Ones ranO pokracOvano bylo oku-
pacni armadou dalsim poupu dosazeno nejzaz hrance
tvofene carou mezi misty cd jhu Manderfed,
Nuendorf Burbach, Erdor Greveneth Ensch Waldrach,
Madern Bergen Bburg mesto 1000 obyvatey jest nej
vesm pesem dnes obsazenym Dali postup d bude IL
ira ednodennm odpocnku tretho armadnho sboru Vol
sko jest pochodu vzdy m dni eden venovan jest odpo
cnku posedn mety Rynu dosazeno bude die veho H. pro-
since.
Obyvatelsyo uvitao americke vojsko ako vude inde
zabranem dzem vece chadne, bez volani, bez vlajek
nemecke uvitan Byla nedee ale zvony
haholiy Nenadalit Nemci po slovech dlvery ste
ezstv nemeckh zbran tax vstoupi nepfte ma vast
nj 1zemi.
NeddeziteA udaosti bylo obsazeni mesta Treves ci-
tacho $4,000 obyvate, mesta pomerne zamozneho W.
znacneho prmyslu Vosko ocekavano byo znac
nym zastupem ldu muz cilndrech zeny kozesinach
stonici pesych uniformach, deh rozedranych satech
drobotny bylo nevce Obchody sc zdaf m dosta-
tex zbozi Mezi divaky ale panoval mrazivy chlad
Byla prave jedna hodna poedne die nemeckeho casu
kdyz objev plukovnk Hunt cee sesteho pesho puku
pate dvise kery zsane mese posadkou obu okupace
"a vojenskou kapelou ubaa p6choa senna stronich
pusek. Jaky rozd uvtan kdyz hosi nas vstupova do
NEST ancouzskych neb begckych jaso zpev radost
zde du cisi zraku zrema nenavist Jen dky rozra-
dostneny veseym zvuky voenskeho pochodu usmivay
Vojsko zastavio namest, kde "a zvuka hymny "a
naval praporecnk amerckou vlakou, jednotive
dy pochodovay koem sarozne brany Pegra do
Jenskych barakd. Treves privan Americana nikerak
nevysroo ano byly odsraneny prapory dekorace jmiz
byla den pred tim vtana voska nemecka ustupu
Msni sovety vyday provolan lidu ahy chovalo do
bre vuc prichozm Amercanum nemeckym devcattm dano
bylo vedomi aby jim obzvlaste vyhybaa Amercky
velel pax vyda Ultra prokamaci obyvaelstvu ozname-
nm re mesu nebude cineno prkof bude dobre chova
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03
JEDNACf RAD.

Predsednctvo sjezdu: predseda mstopredsedove, ia
jemnk zapisovatele
3 Doba reGnicka: Referentum vyhrazuje hod. zave
recne ovo, koeferenum pu pll hod fecnikum pull h.
deegaum mohou muviti jednomu navrhu pouze
dvakrat cendm Odbocky udeuje sovo mimo porad by
Ii ne ucnen dotaz.
Poznamky vscns osobni: Fakticke poznamky Sc pfi-
pouste osobni prohlasen en tehdy e dotycny osobne
napaden.
Zbaven sova: Pedseda udili sovo hlascim mista
mlze je odemout kdyz recnk dvom napomenut pred
sedajiciho nemluvi k veci
Ha.ovani: Hasovati mali pravo vschn adni delegat.
Hlasuje akamaci rozhoduje prosta vetsina
Navrhy: Vsechny navrhy podavaji psemne; pilnost
priznava navrhu podepsanemu IL pritomnym deegay
Formani nvrhy predchaze vecnm Navrh srs pfedchazi
uzsmu, jinak rozhoduje doba podani
Pofad hlasovaci Pred hlasovanm oznami predseda
radi kterem da hasovat. Pro navrhovanemu poradi
mono vyvolat rozhodnuti schuze.
Volby: Volby provadeji listky; pfi ednomyslnost
akamaci Rozhodue nadpolovicn vesna pfitomnych de-
legatd.
Pc priet predlohy zrizeni snemu ceskosovenske
vouce Rus coz alo dne &C. cervence vyroc sus
pense zemske lavy Geske prohlaseni mobisace msto
doba kdy ceskoslovenska armada bya odkazana ~ se
silly odoucena souc od celeho svea bez osvedcenyh
sich poitickych vddcd.
Dnes po prohlasen ceskosovenske samostatnosti kdy
jest vlada hnohe usnesen stava nepoebnym;
pro hnuti evilo vak dobe ch pfijet zvoni nut
nos Pres to vsechno Sized ukazuje vyvo na
luce dust ceskoslovenskeho voaka dobrovoce kery ami
pod unformou nezapomina, ze je revoltuci obcan.
Ma samonem sjezdu ukazala cd sameho zacatku pre-
vaha divise, ejiz vlv ceym ednanim Jednoho
dllezeho mad ne doceno spoen vsech armadnch edpo-
TEX pax poznan ceskoslovensky voak at e kdekov
ma jeden Gill; jednu mysenku Sci dobrovone e hrd
a neustane do dplneho vitezstvi!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03

Zajmave e vtdle barev ceskoslovenskych sou
i americk6, nejobben9jM re vsech spojeneckych
Vojensy vybor pro obranu zene Cechach veden je
slanci Udrzalem Modratkem Povoal hned do zbran9
rocnky nemadM sorganisova hned prve diva dny diva
pluky, jeden Praze druhy v Jicine
Ylada ma disposic ovsem nekolk deset tisfc muzd,
kten ezel pos&dkou Geskoslovenskych zemich MIN
pfsupue jese nabidka zaatych Srbd Cechach kefi
nabdi Narodnfmu Vyboru ako dobrovonic Je ch $4,000
Nyn jsou iz ceste Itae France nase pravdene
armady pocu ejmene $4,000 muzd takze pro prvnf
tuay e voensa obrana zemf ceskosovenskych zabezpe
cena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03
Cd SVEHO SYNA FRANCIE

PAM Alzbeta Kimlova, 54O4
Magnet ave., obdrzela nasledu-
jici pripis cd sveho syna, dobro-
volnlka v ceskoslovenske arma
de We Francii, kteryzto dopis
psan byl IA. rijna, kratce pred
zahajenim vitezneho boje ma
sich hochd u Vezieres Cham
pagne:
Pisi tento dopis prave pred Il
token 0 kterem zajiste budete
cisti. Nevim, zda-li Sc navratim
zdrav, ci padnu-li aneb budu
zranen a proto Sc S Vami ysemi
loueim. Jsem klidny a vessel, ia
koz ostatni hosi. Vzdyt' jdeme
"a to, co jest nam nejdrazsi: bo
jovat "a vlast! Jdeme pomstlt
ty hrdiny, kteii padli drive,
jdeme "a hlasem sveho naroda,
ktery vola po ''Svobode." Jde-
me, abychom zachranili naSe
drahe v Cechach cd smrti hla-
dem. Ma vsech frontach jiz nase
vojska promluyila a ted jest ia
da ma mas. Kazdy z mas jest 81
vedom svGho poslani. Vine, &C
mas mlze stihnouti, ale jsme pr.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03
WS|!Sl W,!:|!! [M!'S;'ISl ,!'!!;' s!
v nebi protekce neplati.

Hindenburg chtel do raje.
Zaklepav ma dvefe, srazil Sc s
Petrem, ktery zavrel mu vSak
branu nebeskou pred nosem Sc
slovy: "Polni marsal jako ty
mdze do nebe jenom ma koni."
Hindenburg zure odesel. Ma
zpatecni ceste potkav nemecke
no korunniho prince, uprosil
no, ably jej doprovodil a Petro-
vi jak nalezi vycinil.
Petr otevrel ma slime tluceni
znovu nebeskou branu. vsak
uzfev korunniho prince, obra-
til Sc zlostne k Hindenburgovi
rka: "Povidal jsem tt, abys pri
sci konem a ty 81 vedes osla."
WSS'S WSs,S]
Vsechno mozne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03
VSechno 0Yloxne.

"To jc hraza = uz ami peta-
kove cigaro 81 clovek nemdze
koup(t!"
"Nemluv nadarmo. Mazes 81
dosud koupit petakove cigaro,
ale musis "a nej dat osm CEN
tG." -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03

e Y pfedvanoGni dobS sehra
je "Tyl" "MLYNAk A JEHO
DlTE" y G. N. Sini ma Broad
way. Listky v pfedprodeji Y p.
Vacka. Nezapomente nedeli,
dne s. prosince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03

~ Jiz pfisti nedsli, 8. prosin-
ce zahraje "TYL" na vseobec-
ne pozadani veiky obraz ze Ii
vota 'sMLYNAR A JEHO d.
TIE" v Ces. Mar. Sini ma Broad
way. Listky Y pfedprodeji u p.
Vacka tamtez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03

PRIME Sc zena k opatrovaI1i
ditek pres den. Haste sc v {.
1928 Nursery ul. vzadu.
1916
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03
MSSl MSS
NARODNI DAIRY.

Vcelka Josefa Kovarikova z
Warren St., sebrala pri posvi-
|censke zabave Stfeleckeho klu-
bu Slapnicka $19.35 do vinku
Ceskoslovenske Republiky. o.
,devzdanc "a sbor Weekly IRA
dovne c. N. Sdruzeni.
e. Pan Josef Bosak, 5000 Sa.
ckett St., vyhral Vcelkami OBJ
sazeny zlaty petidollar, ktery
idaroyal zpet Ceskemu Narod-
nimu Sdruzeni.
WSSl [.MSSl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03
sTRANA pRIJHA.

70 lepsf nsz kterakoliv jina ma
svet6. v dopisech, ktere zasflaji
svym syndm zde zajatym tyto
Primo vyzyyajf: Vstupte do ar
mady Ceskoslovenske'! Ovsem,
ze tajne. Proto bojujte i Wy tam
v zamoff vsemozn9. Bud'te vsi-
chni st'astni. Tisfckrat Vas liba
Vas Lad'a
Draha matinko, jsem po dto-
ku q jsem zdrav az ma male po-
raneni ma prave ruce cd grana-
tn a dnes je mi jiz dobre. Tez
! jsem byl uhozen do hlavy pri w
buchu granatu, ale zazrakem
jsem vyvazl jen trochu odre-
nym oblicejem cd torby. z nasi
roty bylo hodne ranenych a ne
kolik zabitych, ale ostatni Sc DIR
Ii znamenite v novem postave-
nj. Vcera vecer neb dnes rano
budou vymeneni. Budu psat vi
ce, az mne ruka pfestane bolet.
TEST mne vsak, re jsem par tech
lumpI tez odpravil. Je pry proti
nasi divisi Z nemeckych.
Ma shledanou a piste hned
WAS L&d'a.
! Mssl MSa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03

PRONAJME Sc pohodlny byt
pro menSi rodinu. Najem $500
.mesicne. Haste sc v {. 3672 E.
131 ul. nahore. 12-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-03
MlROVE BULLETINY.

Pafz, 2. prosnce. listech bya uvefejnena zprava
re spojenecke vady dohody ydavat denne buetiny
prdbehu miroveho kongresu ably celia verenos
dive byla zpravovana.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-13
The Fourth Liberty Loan the
Greatest Single Event in
Financial History.

The United States Govern.
ment asked loan from the PEG.
pie Of the country of $4,000, oO0,-
OOO, an amonnt unprecedented
IN all the history OF the world.
in three weeks time, in spite of
au epidemic of influenza which
prevented public meetings and
cost the people many millions
OF dollars IN medical bills and
lost time, and in spite, too, Of
the peace runors tha, in some
instances had a tendency to
make the success of the loan
seem less vital, some 81, coo, 600
oil the Arneilcaa people offered
to the Government $780, 49,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-13

800. Each Federal Reserve dis.
trict oversubscribed its quota.
Thousands of cities, towns, and
communities oversubscribed
their quotas. Secretary Nc
Adoo says That the Fourth Lib
erty Loan is the greatest single
event in financial history.
The Fourth Loan was called
the lighting loan; it is record
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-13

OF Americanism~ comparable
with the record that our sol.
diers on the battle fronts and
our sailors on the seas are max.
ing. The people at home have
given loyal support to- our
iightingmen.
Oar soldiers are holding ev-
cry acre OF ground they take.
Let The people a. home hold
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-13
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

hes been household remedy all over the
civilized worth for murc than half a cen.
tur! Tor eonsupdtiin, intestinal troubles
loipid liver ahd lac generally depressed
icvluS tuaJ accompanies such disorders
Y is a inVsi valuable remedy for indiges-
ton or nervous dyspepsia aud liycr truu-
bic, bringing on headache coming up OF
food, paipitaIion al heart, and many other
symptoms. y few doses Of Angus. Flow
or will relieve you. /, is gentle laxa.
tive. Sold by Kelly Drag Company
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-13
War Work
Campaign

In connection with the Unit
ed War Work Campaign, and
as an integral part of it, there
will be- conducted among the
older boys of tho nation an
"earn aud give" campaign with
the title of "victory Boys"
The plan is to offer to one mil
lion boys under twenty years
of nge an opportunity TO stand
behind nn equal number of
fighters on the front line in the
many vital services which the
seven organizations recognized
by the United States Govern
ment render to the fighters in
order to keep them fit TO fight.
The slogan is "a Million Boys
Behind Million Fightersl"
IL has been estimated that
So 90 will provide one soldier
with The combined services of
the Y NJ @. a, Red Cross,
American Library Association.
aud the rest for period of five
weeks Encn boy IN the "Vic
tory Bows" army will bc asked
10 earn by his own efforts be
tween nov aud March | funds
sufficient to keep soldier five
weeks, OF for as long as the boy
is aule and willing to assume
the responsibility.
There can be found by our
boys no more real and personal
service 10 our nation than this
assuming the responsibility of
standing behind the fighters, -
each biN behind one soldier. 1t
is significant that Secretary
Baker has called the attention
of the country to the fact that
il Will take at least two years
to return to this country and
muster out of the service our
vast volunteer armies; he more
over emphasizes the fact that
even more than in the period of
military excitement and eXalta.
ton, our boys will need the in
dispensable services Of the war
work organizations during the
tedious aud trying days of wait
ing and of standardization.
So, Instead of stacking up his
activities Uncle Sam is now
making an even more insistent
appeal 80 lhr older bows Of the
pauon 60 get urhud the soldier
boys ,r,vnrl real and personal
way Wise cunnty's quota for
enlistment with the "Victory
Boys" rs G37, divided among
the several communities in the
county as follows:
Coeburn, rs; Bondtown, 10;
Toms Greek, %; Cranes Nest,
IL; Tacoma, 10; Virginia City,
10; Banner, 3; Big Stone Gap,
60; Eis' Stone Gap, 20; Appala.
ella. 60; $ omega, 30; Black.
Wool, 10; Roaring Fork, 10;
Pnrdev, 10; Rnda, 10; Arpo, O.;
lmb dvu, 10; Exeter, 10; Pound
10; Hurricane, 10; Esservillc,
10, Flat Gap, 3; Dewey, 3; Wise,
40; Glamorgan, 10; st. Paul, %;
Norton, 60; Dorchester and
sutherland, 20; cSt Norton,
10; Ramsey, 10; Huettel, 5.
County Negroes, 20.
Ever community is expected
10 70 lHrr the Top with at least
leo per cent. OF It's quota. Tc
Vie community attaining the
largest percentage of it's quota
viii be awarded handsome
siik Victory Boys banner.
The Vac DRY Boys campaign
IN Wise cUuuty is in charge of
the following COMMITTEES: j /.
burton, Chairman; Owen r..
Easley, Secretary Treasurer;
j }. Kelly, Jr,, II. l. Sulfridge,
j. y L'vcsry II &. Williams.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-13

every Liberty Bond they have
taken.
a Liberty Bond is a certif-
cate OF patriotism; keep it TO
show to our boys when they
come back from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Kits, of
Norton, were visitors to the Gap
on ounua5 afternoon.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-11-13
ousa. Allowance Larger.

The sugar allowance of two
pounds monthly n person for
householders has been increas
ed to three pounds monthly by
Food Administrators Hoover.
The sugar regulations also are
revised to permit the purchase
of the entire months supply for
family at one time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15
Red Cross Notes

Large orders for hospital and re-
fugee sewing are soon to be received
by the local chapter. In order to
complete the work assigned it win
be necessary to enlist many new
workers. Everybody interested is
urged to come to City hall and help.
After Dec I the work rooms will be
kept open for sewing four days a
week.
An order for several hundred COM
fort bags for italian soldiers has
been received at headquarters. AS
soon as the materials arrive the bags
will be done up in packages Of ten
and given out to workers. Church
societies and clubs are asked to take
as many packages as they can.
Please call headquarters, 964-W, and
tell how many of these bags your
club will make. The Italian Com
of the Red Cross has written
an urgent letter asking for these
bags as soon as possible. Surely ev-
eryone will be glad Of the oppor-
tunity to make these kits which will
carry to the italian soldiers some few
extra comforts for the coming hard
months of winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15
OAK GROVE SEMINARY

Oak Grove Seminary celebrated
on Monday in many ways but the
most worthwhile feature was the
United War Work campaign. The
first outburst, Of enthusiastic Joy
was shown before daybreak when one
OF the boys. hearing a distant whis-
tie. came to the phone and being as
sured by his parents in nearby
city, he spread the news quickly. The
old bell rang INCREASINGLY until after
o'clock. Students and teachers
formed in line and marched to town
to arouse the sleeping citizens.
At chapel a deep spirit Of thanks
giving marked the morning exercises
Prin. Owen made an appeal for the
United War Work campaign and
within Is minutes Oak Grove stu
dents and teachers had put their
school way over the top" by over
subscribing their quota. Every mem
Der of the student body and teaching
force contributed to the fund. The
majority Of the students will earn
the money themselves. All felt that
this was the real way to celebrate
the victory which many brave boys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15
WHITEFIELD

NORTH-Fred Tibbetts Is home
from Camp Devens on a l0-days fur
Tough.
DR.. J. f. Odiorne is in Boston for a
Few days on business
Thomas Fox is having excellent
success collecting on the drive for
Our Boys
H. w. Clary's mill which has been
shut down six months for extensive
repairs Is expected to be completed
and ready to start up next Monday.
Arthur Chism and family are NOV
ing to Portland.
Y. !. Bean is moving into Daniel
Glidden's house.
North Whitefield was the scene Of
a most hilarious and exciting time at
W. H. Clary's mill when the Kaiser
started on his last trip TO perdition.
Monday evening the Kaiser was
swung UP on the gallows by the heels
and allowed the pleasure of remain
ing there "a hours over a bale of
hay saturated with gallons of kero-
sene. The material Of which Billy"
was built was collected from the
dump heaps around Mr.. CIary's mill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15
PITTSFIELD

Ralph w. Emerson is visiting In
Dover, N. II. and Boston this week
Mrs. r. W. Loder Of Bangor is in
town the guest Of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Edgerley, on Hart
land avenue.
Linwood Mason and James Leadbet-
ter passed the physical examination
at Skowhegan for the national army.
F. E. Mayo. Everett Withee and
d. L. Allen are at Wilson's pond on
a ten days hunting trip.
w. A. Dinsmore was in Skowhegan
on business Wednesday.
F. L. Jackson. F. L. SWEET. w. D.
Bruce, A. G. Bradbury and Mrs. jose
phine Scribner Of Newport were in
town Wednesday, where they took
the examination for the appointment
Of postmaster for Newport. The ex-
aiming official was Collins E. Nor
rill, clerk at the Pittsfield postoff1ce.
Sidney Jones was in Harmony on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. John Murphy went to Fair
field Wednesday on business.
Alton e. feathers Of the U. 8. s.
Zeslandia is In town for a visit with
Mrs. feathers and children at their
home on Washington street.
Word was received here Tuesday
announcing the death Of Private
Henry M. Cole OF this town, which
occurred late Tuesday afternoon. in q
Portland hospital. where he had been
i'll with pneumonia. which caused
his death. He was the son OF George
NJ. Cole Of this town and the late
Mrs. Flora (Parsons) Cole and be-
sides his father, he is survived by a
brother. Horace Cole. and two sis
tiers. Mrs. Alton feathers Of this town
and Mrs. Bessie Nelson OF Clinton
who have the sympathy of many
friends. The funeral arrangements
will be announced.
Among the members Of the local
chorus, who were in waterville to at
tend a joint rehearsal OF choruses,
were Howard Pierce. Miss Churchill.
Mise Lougee. Basil Hunt. Evelyn
James and Horace Buxton.
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have laid down their lives to make
possible. Prin. owen then declared
& holiday for celebration and COM
mittees were appointed to have
charge as follows: Entertainment
committee. Mrs. owen, Carlton Ham
mond, Mildred Halves, Earle Hutch
ems, Gertrude Penney and Herman
Wilson; lunch committee. Miss Cook,
Hazel Curtis, Marie Keller, Iver Tur-
ner. Albert Scott and Harold Milton.
Another and more elaborate parade
was made through the town which
took up the remainder of the morn
ing. After luncheon students and
teachers went over to Cook hill and
built 4 bonfire. After enjoying games
and contests, all gathered around the
Goals to toast bacon and frankforts.
Sandwiches. cookies and hot coffee
were served. All returned before 6
o'clock for dinner.
In the evening two games Of bas-
ketba!l we're played. The juniors won
from the seniors by a score OF Il to
s. and between the halves the I'M
derclass boys provided much amuse-
ment by an exciting game between
two picked-up teams.