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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-28

Many of the western republican papers are demanding the
abolition OF the seniority rule in the United States senate.
The rule in question is not entirely responsible for ineficiency
ia party government. Il is what lies back Of the rule that
counts The abolition OF the rule will make no material differ
|ence in party Affairs unless the party itself 50 Wishes and the
republican senator's act accordingly. Suppose the rule is abol-
ished and Boise Penrose becomes the party lender id The sen
ate Notling viii have been gained by ahandoains the rule,
John B. Hanten, at the outbreak of this war; said that
five thousand dollars ought fo Be sufficient for any man to
maintain himself and family on during theswar, and that the
government would be justified il taking Ill excess for war
Now ~thatapeace is about to Be stipulated bytreaty,
|GerlnanyA ought to- adopt sHegastien and Amply
IS to- itself until its war debt IS paid TheSswar was the oat.
growth of 9 combination of dynastic vanity and commercial
greed. IT was not the little fellows who got Germany into the
war n woIla#be retribltve justice 10 takke thc incomes Of
financial nlagnates,s over and above ans amount amount
ssssssssg fsg M ssEyest sf - Fsaali M 81 a Hlk1ay
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-28

1t is likely that President Wilson and Premiers Lloy
George and Clemenceau have a working understanding.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-28

1t is said that a man is not apt to change his mind about
things after he attains to the age of fifty.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-28

The weather has been so pleasant thus far this fall as
already to have shortened the winter.
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WondertuI Response fr0m knlt.ers.

The appeal for knitters 10 assist in
filling the knitting allotment has been
met with enthusiasm and Mrs. Fickin-
ger, supervisor OF the knitting depart
ment. is greatly pleased with the re-
spouse.
Since the call was issued for sock
knitters about $50 hanks OF sock yarn
has been applied for and taken away.
only about 90 hanks remain at head
quarters, and no more can be obtained
until a new shipment arrives.
Quite a lot OF wool for socks was Of
course already in the hands OF the
knitters when the hurry call came. so,
the supervisor calculates that well up
10 the thousand pairs required in the
allotment are now in process of max
ing.
other sock yarn will arrive. togeth
CT with that for the sweaters and he'll
NETS, so the knitters are urged to hur
~ with the wool now on hands. and be
ready to tackle the fresh consignment
when it gets here. The newspapers
will notify when II arrives.
Hospital Garments Report, July 1918
Mrs. Stealey reports for the week
ending July 18th. the following gar
ments and other articles completed
SO suits OF pajamas, extra pajama
trousers, 2 extra pajama coats. l oper
ating robe. Is hospital shirts, 2 mems
day shirts. house gowns. 1871 button
bags. 726 house wives. 3 scrap books
tin foil and gun wipes.
Garments cut for making. Sc suits
Of pajamas. and "a hospital shirts.
Three boxes were shipped this week
Box No. Il. containing l55 winter hos
pltal shirts. Box No rs. containing
IOS pajamas suits and Box No. TO-
containing so pajama suits.
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RE-! ~ g; IS! 8I||!2::s:s:!s.
UpIltt Of the Home sa-vIee confer.

SpNe " eNS ENOiUC S-ANtSo SSNeh-
enee.
The Home Service conference which
closed Thursday afternoon brought
much splendid thought and opened
great v!sias for service for the consid-
Grafton OF the chapter membership In
attendance
The conference came at the right
moment: the chapter work along this
line Is just beginning. as indeed every
where else the work OF home service
is in its infancy. In the lectures and
discussions which took place every
side Of civilian relief was presented.
Dr. Wingerter's talks were Of excep-
Iional merit and impressed every lis
tener.
No Home Service section could go
far ostray II the work is planned in
the spirit urged by this speaker.
The Home Service section Of the
FairInont chapter will proceed with
no-c confidence and greater sympa-
thy, with more determination and
greater feeling Of the dignity OF this
portion OF service than ever before.
The women who enroll under Mrs.
Roster for home service work will ben
eft not only those in whose interests
they lsbor. but will so widen and deep
en- their own vision OF the real issue
OF life that the blessing they endeavor
TO confer on others will return thou
sand fold TO themselves.
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for big drive as well as the govern.
ment. So get on the Job Sunday at
10 a. m. Morning worship and ser.
uon following the school period. Ser.
mon theme. The Joy CT Putting II
Over" Special music. The Christian
Endeavor had a record breaking al.
tendance last Sunday. Repeat It next
Sunday at 7:l5 p. m. Miss Ida Smith
viii be the leader. A good program
OF music and discussion OF the topic
Evening service at O'Clock. Sermon
theme, "The Biggest Task in the
Worlds Work" There will be spe.
cial music. The public will receive q
most cordial welcome to all the ser.
vices OF the day.
Sunday school $3.50 q. m. Mike
Snoderly. superintendent c. f. So.
ciety z p. M. Louise Snidcr, leader.
AT p. IN. Rev. Baird Mitchell will de.
liver sermon. Come and hear him.
Bible study Thursday at 7:45 D. m.
j. II Beckman, leader.
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DIAMOND OF. N. e. CHURCH,
Diamond and Market SITS.
]. RlboVt WeIIe, Pastor,

We had 2SS At Sunday school last
Sunday. Let rs pass the 300 mark this
Sunday. "The truth shall make you
freo.' II the world IL to have liber.
" men must know the truth; men
cone 70 know the truth through study
and mural obedience: this means that
= disregard Of the Sabbath day gives
I'D % ne foes Of liberty. Six honest
Noof days IN regular pursuits and
'bno honest day for God is the way to
% cur best for the establishment OF
lID1Fly h the earth. Sunday school at
$40 Guy McDouSal. superintendent.
Public worship and preaching at
ioslSs the Rev w. n. Reed will be the
preacher. Epworth League devotion.
u meeting a 700. Evening worship
nn1 preaching ct 500; the pastor will
% the preacher and the theme is The
Eyes Of the Soul" or The Supremacy
ID The Unseen" Mid.week prayer ser.
vice Wednesday at 500 p. m. The
latch string Of this church is out to
Everybody.
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Middleton Auxiliary Clears $500.

Middleton Auxiliary held delight
ful benefit on the lawn at the Chief
ton sub-station recently. About two
hunded people were in attendance and
the affair was a great success from
start 10 finish.
Refreshments OF all sorts were OF.
fered. and ice cream, lemonade. mel
ons, and good home made cake and
pie, vanished like the dew OF the morn
ing. The auxiliary members are high
ly pleased with their success, and
have been enabled to purchase two
sewing machines. scissors and other
needful work room accessories and
have now a completely outfitted place
10 do their Red Cross work.
The chapter Joins the auxiliary In
thanks 10 those who so generously
contributed to the success Of the occa.
sion. as the pies. cakes and lemons
we're donated to the auxiliary. thus
greatly increasing the sum realized
for the Red Cross work.
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the SALVATION ARMY.
ga Jackson ST.


Captain end Mrs. John O'eeirne In
Command; Lieut.. Eva Perry,
Assistant.
! jail meeting. 10:SO a. NJ: Sunday
Ech1ol. 1850 ,. m; open air meeting,
3:oo .. N; Salvation meeting. s p. M.
Brother Wade Patrick. OF Alliance. o..
= eteam.hammerman by trade. is do.
ing special services during the week
and viii have charge OF all of the ser.
Iicoe. Brother Wade Is a fine chris.
l|an who h . forceful speaker and
DIlI bring the message Of truth and
lI1ht 70 the hearers. The public is
cordlally invited to attend all OF the
above services. There will also be
condueted open air services Saturday
ninht where the general public is in
'viled. There will be special help over
the weekend services in the person
'ot Brother and Sister from Morgan.
town. W. Va. also Lieutenant Bonnie
Miller, late OF Johnstown, Pa.
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Contribution from Danes.

The dance given at the Country club
Monday night nettad $1,000. which
sum was turned in to our treasury by
the committee Of young men who
planned the dance. The affair was
delightful one and greatly enjoyed by
those present.
War times have 10 a considerable
extent modified all social pastimes,
hut TOO much Of its depression must
not be allowed to involve. at any rate
our young people Simple enjoyment
devoid OF all display and extravaganza,
is only beneficial.
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A Word Of Thanks to Our singers.

The chapter wishes TO thank most
heartily in behalf OF the home ser.
vice section. the singers who rendered
such beautiful programs at the Home
Service conference. their accompan-
lists. and the music committee who
planned the music and secured the
talent.
Every singer delighted the audience
Fairmont surely has splendid ability
at present in this line, and is wonder
fully blessed by the generosity OF it's
musicians who willingly comply to
endless requests from the public.
The music at the Home Service con-
ference was one OF its most delight
full features and the chapter is surely
grateful; for the kindness extended by
the singers.
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onAcs LUTHERAN CHURCH.
nl2 n and CASTOR Ave


Sunday school $3.50 = m. ". F.
EholIoEDan, superintendent.
Morning service at l0:45. Rev. J.
}. Robinson n still giving his services
md making Il possible for US to at
IIn1 divine worship during the vacan.
" q this pastorate. All are vel
cone. Cone and bring your friends
ND prove your appreciation By your
presence. Only one preaching service
y this day.
Christian Endeavor at 100. Topic
lessons from Favorite Psalms. Ps. 1903:
LA Leader, Mr.. J. =. Shafferman.
AZ eur vacation period is drawing
near let - have . full attendance.
% August 4 the Rev. Z. r. Hauser. of
I1nIata, Pa, will be with us and
mould - given ~ much publicity as
possible - our brother comes very
I|ghIy recommended.
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caught between . car and . ~ Of
Nine No. 9 a MononsaA. A brother
Of the deceased nom Psnnsylvania. a..
rived here last night Another bIOth,
er recently sailed for France. No a,
neral arrangements have been made
a, this time. The body Is at the Cun-
ningham undertaking establishment
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street. who mas been i'll OF typhoid
fever for several weeks. is now able
&c SIT up. His brother. Frank. also is
ia OF the same disease.
Miss Dana Jacobs arrived home last
evening from Morgantown to spend
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kerns and
Mrs. Russell Mayles, OF Market street
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PALATINE BAPTIST CHURCH.
c. =. Eddy, Supply.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m; classes
for all ages. The morning preaching
service at 1880 O'Clock will be devot.
ed to the ordination Of deacons. Wis
iting brethren Of Baptist churches are
expected to be present. The Baptist
Young Peoples Union will meet n,
700 p. m. leader. Miss Eufa Prunty.
Evening service at S o'clock. Prayer
and praise service at s O'Clock We'd
nesday evening. The general public
Is welcome to any and all Of these ser
vices. The Daily Vacation Bible school
fer boys and girls will continue
throughout the week.
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A Word from the secretarv.

The secretary is having new renewal
statement cards printed. and has been
delayed in sending out the renewal re-
ninders for July; those recalling the
termination OF membership in this
month can save the chapter postage by
voluntary renewals: others will re.
ceive notices shortly.
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important Meeting.

The executive committee will meet
Thursday. July %. at 1880 in the office
at headquarters. The final report o.
the capaign for funds will be brought
before 'he committee by Mr.. r. T. Gun
ningham, campaign treasurer. Other
important business will be brought up
for consideration and q full attend
ance Is urged.
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MANNINeToN FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
3. z. hanee. Pastor.

1000 a. m. Bible school. Oscar
Hays, superintendent Good music
Good teaching Come.
1850 Communion and social ser.
vice.
Z p m. Christian Endeavor, prayer
meeting.
Mid-week prayer service Wednesday
NJ 8 p. m.
Preaching regularly on the second
and fourth Sundays in each month
The ordinance Of Baptism on Sunday
night, July IS. following the sermon.
You will be welcomed TO all the ser.
vices OF this church
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
w. ]. Eddy, Pastor.

$3.50. Sunday school. The attend
ance last Sunday in the city was no
credit to the churches Of the city.
lO:45. morning service. Junior con-
gregation sermon. "a Day Not Like
Any Other Day" 900. Sunday school
Virginia avenue. 700. intermediate
B. Y. p. u. Omer Lough leader. SEN
Tor B. Y. p. T., o. Il. Maddox leader.
500, evening service. subject, las
Jesus Passed BY" Some special mu.
sic has been provided for the day.
You are invited.
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N. z. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Robt. J. Toak, Pastor.

GAS a. IN, Sunday school. There
were quite number absent from Sun
day sclool last Sunday. l trust that
our people will not overlook the i'm
portance OF this work. 10:45 a. M,
public worship and preaching. Our
subject will be "The Sovereignty OF
Love" Up m, Epworth League. The
hour for the league will be given to
the study Of the uses Of the league. An
instructive program is being prepared.
A welcome will be given to all who
shall come to worship with us.
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A. Tho Log.

: NJ. and Mrs. Bailey Nuzum and
l1mily. d Bridge street. are in camf
us week u The Log. Mrs. Nuzum,s
IIllog. Miss Ruth Frum. gave a wenie
Soals u the camp last evening that
Va . very enjoyable event. Quite a
humber OF Miss Frum's friends we're
.llllAnt.
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FIRST M. p. CHURCH.
c. C. lawson- Paesor

Sunday school. $50 a. m. J. A. Swi.
ger. superintendent: sermon. 1O:l5 q.
m, theme. THE Defenders OF the
Good Let US have a good turn out
at these services Evening services:
Christian Endeavor. TOO; preaching,
500. theme. "Our Mission to the Faith.
or" The delegate 70 our next ses.
sion Of the annual conference VIM be
given his instructions on Sunday
evening. Let all members be present.
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TOMORROW IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES

HOO Communion and preaching ser.
vice. The pastor requests that each
member Of the church read Heb.
1925.
s , NJ. Sermon by the pastor. pre-
coded by singing by Junior choir.
Come and hear the childer sing.
Everybody cordially invited to all
the services OF this church.
Preaching the first and third Sun.
days in each month.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Corner Jackson and Jefferson Sts
n. G. Stostssr, o. D., Minister.

tOInCr JACKSON ana JEFFERSON SIS.
Il. G. stost.sr. o. D., Minister.
The pastor OF the church has been
asked by Il prominent business man
TO speak on this text: Blessed Are
the Meek for They Shall Inherit the
Earth" This will be the subject of
the morning sermon at lO:45, "The
Might Of Weakness" The Bible
school will meet at $50; classes for
all ages: Mr.. J. Walter Barnes, su-
rerintendent Evening service al S
o'clock. The pastor will speak. Here
is line text for the departing sol.
diers. and for parents to send to their
sons in the service, and for all OF us
as we go forth in life: BE strong and
CT good courage. fear not. nor be
afraid OF them: for the Lord thy God,
He it is that goeth with thee; He will
not fail thee. nor forsake thee" Mid.
week service Wednesday. s p. m. The
chair is preparing most helpful music
for both the morning and evening ser.
vice. You are most cordially invited
to worship with US in these services.
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Personals.

Miss Naomi Morgan. OF Cross Roads,
u the guest Of her cousin. Miss Iva
BTum, In State street.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Horner. Of
Harrisburg, we're visitors OF Mr.. and
lrB. John Frim Friday night while
IN route to Morgantown.
Mf. aQ0 Mrs. w. J. Arnett. OF Little
Pals, spent Friday in the city.
: tt1neis Hall. youngest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lemuel Hall, OF Wilson
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Me-. Prieke,t Make, Donation.

Mr.. Z. A. Prickett donated $500 TO
he chapter this week for the com.
fort kit fund. Mrs. Prickett's broth
er, Earl Berry. having entered service
and received a kit from the chapter.
Mrs. Prickett wished to provide enough
money to outfit another KIT for some
other boy. The chapter gratefully &C.
knowledges the sum and will add IL
to the comfort kit fund.
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n. p. TEMPLE.

!. 9. Greenfield, o. D., Minister.
10 the following services you are
cordially invited: Sunday school at
$3.50 q. N. Come and study with us
Christ's teachings about prayer. Morn.
( nc worship ct 10:4s, subject OF ser
'uou, ~Tho Lords PRAYER" Christian
En1oaVor At 7:15. topic. Lessons from
I1vorlte Psalms. Evening worship at
4 o'clock with sermon on "The Joy
ID Victory" - exhibited in our re.
E1DllDn d the news Of the recent vic.
|1fI0as drive Of the Allies.
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will go to Halleck tomorrow 10 visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Steele. OF Mar.
Ike: street. are visiting relatives at
Little Falls.
Mrs. John Lee. who visited her sis
ter. Mrs. John Holt. in Morgantown
avenue. returned to her home at But.
Ter. Pa, Friday.
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a.nnr. az Knlttlnn Iulx 1a.ts.

Report Of Knitting July f2-is.
The following knitted garments we're
completed and turned in at headquar-
tiers the past week: IS sweaters. ~
pairs Of socks. 2 pairs Of wristlets. IL
knitted caps. for refugee babies. $50
hanks Of grey yarn for socks distrib.
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TINS NJ. {. CHUHCH.
c. &. Goodwin. pastor

Sunday school at $50 a. M; preach.
ing at lO:i5 a. m: Epworth League.
700 p. m: preaching, 500 p. m. Rev.
o. d. King. district superintendent,
will conduct the preaching service,
both morning and evening and should
be greeted by large congregations.
All are cordially invited.
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Mrs.. Rosa Redmond and daughter,
Hiss May, Of Fairchance. Pa. who
tavo len the guests OF relatives in
~ cilyithe past week. are now visit
NJ, relatives and friends near Mt
ZI5n.
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DOminick Catrilina
Is Fatally Injured

Dominick catrilina. aged %. a well
known Italian Of Monongsh. was in.
stantly killed yesterday when he was
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BritOns Drive Back
An Air Invader

LONDON, July 20.--A German aero.
.'l1o crossed the Kentish coast this
IINIn9 ~ vas driven back BY fire
oIlIoIrolaft guns. according 20 an
|IIlIaI nnnouneement
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cIMrRAL cAaIsIIAN CHURCH.

sunday viii begin our mobilization
10 forces for :he great state conven.
.l|1n which We will entertain from
september 5 10 s. We expect you 10
nov that the church can mobilize
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On Motoring Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor. OF
UI1monA street. and Mrs. Taylor's
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Riggleman. Of
- South SIDE. left the city yesterday
- motoring trip to Thomas, W. Va
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS -

Called Here BY Fathers illness.
mRS. Carrie Hartley. OF Erie. Pa,
y y the city. She was called here
~ ~ Illness Of her father. O. c. lou.
lon. Who IL very low.
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RsturnOd Prom LINZ Falls.

Nh. win HAN and Mrs. Albert Hel;
mica have returned from Little FalIp.
where tAey went to see their au1t;s
Hiss Louise Shuttlevorth. who is very,
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Surgical Dressings Report for the
Week.

Mrs. wiegel. superintendent OF sur.
gical dressings. reports s. workers
present. and 542 absorbent pads com.
pleted The gauze work keeps up
well. and the rooms are certainly all
that can be desired for the work.
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WoRTHINcToN CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
D. z. Names, Pastor.

e:i5 Bible school. A. r. McDaniels
superintendent
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-01-31

rifice of the American people in the
matter of food and that the RESPONSE
bility is not government one but Is
a responsibility of each individual.
The card concludes with this appeal;
IF we are selfish or even careless we
are disloyal, we are the enemy at
home Now is the hour of our testing.
Let us make it the hour of our VIC
tory; victory for ourselves; victory
over the enemy of freedom
1t was stated Monday at the food
administration office that through the
county organizations Of the state the
1918 home card will shortly be dis
tributed to every home in the state
and Administrator Bicknell expressed
the hope and ambition for the people
of Idaho that they will go the limit in
the matter Of conserving as requested
by the new card.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

Lead Crystals Mining co.-Annual
to be held in Wallace, Satur-
day, December 20, at 200 p. m.--John
e. Steen, president Adjourned to
April q.
Lombardy Mining & Milling co..
Annua Injecting to be held at office Of
r. Albinola, Kellogg, on February 5 at
2 p. m.-Herman J. Rossi, secretary.
Slovenian Mining Co--Annual meet
ing to be held in the Gyde-Taylor
Wallace. on Saturday, Feb
ruary 16, at 1880 p. NC. w. Dough-
erty. secretary.
Tamarack G. Custer Cons. Mining Co
Annual meeting to be held In the
Day building, Wallace, on Wednesday,
January 80, at 200 p. m.-Harry l..
Day, Secretary.