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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
Draft Rulings

Adjutant General George McPres-
son, the provost marshal of Maine,
Thursday received telegram from
Gen. f. Fl. Crowder, the provost mar
shall of the United States at Wash
ington, stating that his office is in
receipt of complaints that the carly
publicity given general and special
involuntary calls. results in difficulty
and delay in mobilization.
ut is claimed that registrants in
many instances on seeing announce
ments of such calls upon their state
in the daily newspapers proceed by
various methods of endeavor to avoid
the draft" says Gen. Crowder in his
telegram.
This Office has. therefore. adopted
the rule that no announcement will
he made of general and special in
voluntary call until five days after
such calls are telegraphed to state
headquarters. The matter OF an
nouncing calls within your State is
left to your discretion. Your atten-
ton is directed to the fact. however
that local conditions within your
State may justify a similar rule.
Nothing in this letter should be
construed as authorizing the WIN
holding of information in connection
with involuntary calls. particularly
calls for skilled men or men OF
certain degree of education, ano ms
Office will continue TO announce Tue
same as heretofore. Such voluntary
calls should be given the WIDEST pup
licity by state headquarters ana iocai
boards, and qualified resissrants
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
DEXTER
Cleanup Day May 2s-Memori-
al Services Sunday - Red
Cross Cabaret Nets S3O5

The annual cleanup day under the
auspices of the Village Improvement
Society has been scheduled for Tues
day May Is Arrangements have been
made by the society for teams to go
about the town on that day collecting
debris. The citizens are asked to place
anything they have which they wish
taken away, in boxes or barrels out near
the street carly III the morning and as
the teams come along an their way to
the town dump they will be loaded on
with no expense to the individual. Ev-
eryone is asked to assist III this WORK
by cleaning up their back yards and
hooks and corners about their homes,
thus giving 0 the town the general APP
pcarance of ueatness and order. 4 spe-
cial meeting OF the Village Improvement
Society will be held at the office of
Crosby 4 Crosby Friday evening at
40. A full attendance of members is
desired.
Much complaint is being made con-
corning the use of side walks by boys
riding bicycles and it is expected that
the constab ies will soon pc instructed to
strictly enforce the ordinance which
forbids the use of sidewalks by anyone
except those on foot.
The few remaining members OF SAT-
ord Post. q. A. r., and the members
of the Relief Corps will attend divine
worship Sunday morning at the local
Methodist Episcopal church, where the
annual Memorial sunday sermon will
be preached by Rev +. Ernest Smith.
The veterans will he escorted by the
Boy Scouts and it is expected BY other
bodies.
William T, Ossood Of Lake Forest,
/ H.. a former Garland boy and a grad
uate of the University OF Maine. has
enlisted in the aviation corps and has
brought his family to his old home In
Garland. where they will remain while
he is in service for his country Mr..
usgood was in town on business
! Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Willis crosby and Mrs. Belle
FoSs went to Bangor Thursday, where
they Will attend q meeting Of the East
ern Maine Womans Mission board.
There will he work in the Royal Arch
degree at the convocat'on Of ST Johns
Il. 4. c. Monday evening at Masonic
hail. \ fun attendance of members is
requested.
The proceeds Of the recently presented
Red Cross cabaret amounted 10 1906
The officers Of the local auxiliary wish
10 thank publicly all those who assisted
in making the affair such success. es-
pecially Mrs. Thomas A. Smart. who
conducted the rchearsals. and Albert /.
Keyte. who did all the trucking without
charge.
Ernest Frank Haseltine. son of Leon
ard NJ Haseltne, is one of the Dexter
boys drafted TO appear at Camp pevens
in the next contingent to leave Penob-
scot county
Dana W. MrGresor Of Bangor va.
among the business visitors to this
town Wednesday,.
Mrs, Thomas !. Reynolds % Dover
t'oxcroft is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
T. A. Smart Cross street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
HARTLAND

Thomas Thomas and family had a
narrow escape from serious injuries
Sunday rlorning while out for an
auto ride. Their car was overturned
near the home of L. S. Brooks on the
Pittsfield road. Only a broken wind
shield and a few scratches to the car
was the result.
Sidney Hazelton of Norfolk, Va, is
a guest Of his sister, Mrs. Elmer Lib
by, and rather. Mr.. Hazelton has been
called to the colors and will go to
Camp Devens in a few days.
Chester Ward returned home from
L. Of NJ. Orono, Friday night and
will pass the summer with his par
cnts, Sheriff and Mrs. Ward.
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BELFAST
Church to Adopt French War
Orphan-Pease Protests In
nocence of Charge of Murder
Death of Charles A. Nc
InfOSh

At a meeting Of the North Church
Circle held Wednesday afternoon the
matter Of adopting a French war or
phan was discussed and this will prob
ably be done in conjunction with the
Guild. The matter will be laid before
the Guild Monday night at a meeting
held in the home of Mrs. NJ. L. Slugg on
be large attendance. The cost OF
maintaining one of these little war SUI
ferers is only about $3.50 per year and
the result Is untold. The circle is at
work on its second Belgian baby layette
G.. H. Jennings, the we'll known golfer
and instructor last season a the North
port Country Club, has forsahen the
links and has entered the service OF
Uncle Sam, having recently enlisted in
the merchant marine. Jennings regis
tered last June and later made several
attempts to enlist but was barred by
defective eyesight. tndauuted he has
tried and tried again and is now in the
merchant marine service, where eye
sight does not count as high, especially
in the department in which he has
been placed. He is chief executive
steward on the training ship Dorothy
Bradshaw, now in New York harbor,
having been on the training ship Gov.
Dngley for some time previous. In or
der to accept such position he took
a special course, and if he is Is good
q steward as he is golfer Uncle Sam
is in luck
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A Webster Boy Drowned

John Albert Lange. the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank c. Lange. was
drowned Tuesday morning, while
hshing from the shore Of Metcali
pond near his home at Webster It is
thought that he suffered an attack Of
epilepsy and fell into the water while
lnsenslble. He was born in Auburn IS
years ago. the family formerly living
on NeWonry street in. that city. They
moved 10 Webster seven years ago.
Besides lis parents. John leaves two
sisters, Louise and Martha and two
brothers, Frank Lange Of Bath and
Carl, who is in the L. S. navy.
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Careless Use of Soap .
Spells the Hair

Soap should be used very careiuh',
if you want to keep your hair iooH'H5
its best. Most soaps and prepa
shampoos contain too much a'Ha
This dries the scalp, makes the "a'
brittle, and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use II
just ordinary mulsifed cocoanu' y
(Which is pure and greaseless'' &C..
is better than the most expeno'
soap or anything else you can u'e .;1
One or two teaspooniuis ~.
cleanse the hair and scalp tholou ;.s
ly. Simply moisten the mar an
water and rub it in. 1t ma"e'
abundance of rich, creamy .:,s
which rinses out easily, re"'V ar,s
every particle Of dust. dirt oai'a Alb;
and excessive oil. The mar y,
quickly and evenly. and 1t lea,e INV
scalp soft. and the hair fine anu s 10
bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
manage. :. At
You can get mulsified cocoah'
az any pharmacy. it's very cheap ~.
a few ounces will supply every Nv
Der Of the family for month";
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
PALERMO

CENTER-E. c. Bowler has recsntv
returned from a trip to Washington n
c. Mr.. "owler contempiates going +,
Portland in a few weeks when he will
begin his work as editor of The Port,
land Argus.
Mrs. Emma Finley recently OF IN,
Augusta state Hospital force is home
for the summer.
Miss Christine Northrup. L. of NJ, "a
is home for few weeks.
B. E. Coombs was soliciting for IN,
Red Cross in this section Saturday.
Ganford Partridge OF North Whitehall
and Mr.. Savage of Gardiner were in th,
neiShborhood buying cattle Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Bowler and Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Turner attended tia
Red Cross parade in Waterville Sun.
day, also attended morning service and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ferris
Blnn Bradstreet of Windsor accom-.
panied by his father and mother. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Bradstreet, liAted Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Bradstreet Sunday Thew
came in Mr.. Bradstreet's new automo.
bile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
Red Gross Of Constantine

The annual meeting of the 1npe.
rial COUNSEL of Maine, Red Cross Of
Constantine. was held Wednesday at
Portland. Officers chosen were: Grand
sovereign. Elmen A. Doten, Portland,
grand viHeroy, William C. Mason
Bangor; grand senior warden, Archie
l.. Talbot. lewiston: grand Junior
warden. Warren c. Laing. Portland;
prelate. Rev. Ashley Smith, Bangor;
chancellor. Albert c. Penley. Auburn;
treasure, Fred o. Tolman, Portland;
recorder. Charles p. Davis. Portland;
almoner, \. b. Mallett Freeport
sentinel, Winslow Howell. Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
Nominations by Governor

Governor Mllliken Thursday ma de
the following nominations:
Fcmaquid or Fort William Henry
William y. Patterson,
Niscasset; Charles +. Meserve. Bris-
toll
Notary rublic-H. j. Chapman.
Bangor 90 Hammond street,: Rob
"rt +. Dunton. Belfast (Savings Bank
RldG): Everett harrington, Waldo
horo.
Justice of the Pcace-Joscph w.
Allen, Mt. Vernon; Charles s. Bick-
ford Belfast CITY Clerks ofice) :;
Clarence a. Cove, Linneus; Frank T..
Libby, Macwahoc; Asa. G. Pike.
Fryeburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
VASSALBORO

NORTH-There will be a union service
Memorial Sunday at the NJ. z. church.
The q. A. Il. will attend divine service.
The sermon will be preached by the pas
tor Of the church, Rev. J. o. Rutter.
A number OF Sunday schoo' delegates
from here and East Nassalboro were
present at the County Sunday School
convention held in Waterville Tuesday.
May q.
The r. & A. NJ held their regular
meeting Wednesday night. working the
NJ. NJ. degree on two candidates.
Charles Dusty left Tuesday morning
for Fort Slocum entering the service
of his country. He was presented with
a wrist watch by his friends before
leaving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
SMITHFIELD

Quite good number attended the
benefit social Saturday evening at
the Grange hall. and sl2 was realized
from the sale of the boxes.
Quite number from here went to
Waterville to witness the Rcd Cross
parade.
Grace Bickford passed the week
end with her mother Mrs. Hughes.
The many friends of Mrs. Ernest
Stevens will be panied to know that
she is very low. The husband and
family are grief stricken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
Pease Protests Innocence

Yes, that is a nice picture of my
wife" said Roy l.. Pease to Sheriff
Cushman when shown photograph of
Ellen Cooper Pease. II don't see who
could have shot her. Pease is the soil
tary occupant of the Waldo county Jail
and still protests his innocence. He was
shown the revolver found in his room
at his fathers house in Burkettville, but
beyond looking at it made no other
sign when the sheriff told him that il
was the gun which had shot the 1S-year-
old Searsmont girl on May H.
With County Attorney Cowan. Cush-
man made a visit to the home of Pease's
father a few days after the murder and
in one room found a suitcase In which
was the revolver. When asked If the
room was Eoy's. Pease senior said that
he did not know and that he did not
know whether it was Roy suitcase or
not But little doubt was left in the
minds of the officials, however. when
the case was opened and bundle OF
letters addressed to Roy, together with
his registrati ton papers OF June. 1917,
and the revolver, were found inside.
When later shown the revolver Roy said
that he was in Searsmont on the night
of May 10 but arrived at his fathers
house in Burkettvile, 10 miles away, at
10 minutes past next morning When
asked how this could be when he was at
the home of Bert Murray, four miles
from Burkettville, at a quarter of g. he
made no answer. Mr.. Murray told the
officers that Pease called at his house
at quarter OF three and asked for a
drink of water. The shooting of Ellen
Pease took place in Searsmont. accord
ing to the testimony of Marie jackson,
a quarter to one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24

Insurance Commissioner q. Waldor
Smith while in Augusta will reside a
the Bowdoin Inn, Western avenue. Mrs
Smith and Miss Virginia l.. Smith arr
occupying their summer home al Ocean
side, Peaks Island. and will Join Mr.
Smith in the fall or early winter. Mr.
Smith will pass week-ends at the island
Portland Express.
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CHIN

SOUTH Mrs Barclay Jones Of
Weetovn. Ia, arrived at the home
of her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs S. X
Coffin last Saturday evening.
Rev. Ferry II. Macy attended
meeting at East Benton last Sunday.
Mrs. II. Whitohousc Mrs Emma
Robbins. Mrs. Nellie NJ. Jones. Mrs
]. l. Jones. Misses Gladys Jones ans!
Marjorie Maxwell also Harry Holmes.
Norman Jones. Roscoe Jones and
Harvey H ones attended the Count y
:, s. convention in Waterville Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moffott Of East
Nassa %rorn were recent guests IF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanley Of
Providence, Il. l., and Mrs Baker
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Frye.
Dr. Leach's goods left by auto truck
Wednesday evening. DR.. and Mrs
Leach are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. "
J. Thompson.
J. Henry Scattergood If Philadrl-
phia. who is at the head Of the
titnuS Reconstruction w Ork n
France, will speak at the chapel Sun
dag morning. This will be q great op-
portunity to hear directly from he
work of mercy and relief which many
Of our boys are engaged in lover
there" Mr.. Scattergood is making Il
tour of the country giving his illus
Grated lecture evenings i'll different
R1aeeS: Next So turdaG evening he
s4l We 5fl..the Friends church at
East $500 %. ssAs this swork is
dsrrisd on in eonhSctih with Red
'GxSe anAgshe MOST f6fd5 brelatfo
ex .iseems a sneciAiiy fitting
I'll "a X 70 u s week ofSthe gres4 drive.
Ipafy friends Of Hurford eposs1
man OF Portland will 4e interested to
hear thaA III sailed for France last
week to Join IN this worMof recon
strurtion and Ernest F. Jones, for
nferiy of&his place. IN been there
since last4all. 10
Mr.. and MrssH. H. Bryan of Pofes
land haye arrived at theiy bungalow.
Mrs. Hannah T. jenkins Of Angus
Ia with herson I'd wife. Mr. aud
Mrs E. II. JenkirSand their daeeb,
ter Edna, opened their summer home
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ALMA

George Ryder finished drilling OFT,
Miete's we'll last week. -
Sunie Potter returned to her -,
Sunday after caring for Mrs. Wilky
+. Ershine.
:. b. Humason drove to Bath las,
Saturday calling on Mr.. and Mrs. A
+. kennisou.
\. L. Bennett had the misfortun
recently to break his leg.
w. J. Humason is working in Wis.
casset at the Turner Center Cream.
erV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24

Allen Can. G. wears old. a well
known resident of Milo, died sudden
ly Wednesday night of acute indiges'
ton. He lea yes a wife and nine sons
ana daughters. Three sons are IN the
war service. He was n member O.
Pleasant iyer Grange and active Il
town affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
Bankruptcy Proceedings

William J. Sawyer. a Pownal mer'
chant, has filed a voluntary petition
in bankruptcy in the United States
District court, alleging liabilities Of
s5141.2o ard assets of tl61930. The
Patrons Co Operative Corporation OF
Portland, and ]. p. Ham & Co Of
Lewiston are listed as the principal
creditors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
Charles A. McIntnsh

Charles \. Mcintosh died Wednes-
day at the age of 65 years at his
boarding place in Bridge street. He
is survived by brother, W. II.
Mcintosh. merchant in Phoenix
Row. Funeral services will be held
on Friday at 10 o'clock. Rev. J. VIII
bur Richardson officiating.
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Industrial Accidents

Ebcn +. Littlefield Of Belfast,
chairman of the Maine Industrial Ac-
cident Commission, Thursday rem
cered a decision in the case of An
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Military Raliefor Dr14tee.

On TUESDAY xkN May 2stln ! min
itary ball. the9 Asst gieep by he
newly organized cpsapanS h OF. the
Third Maine regimenf will be given
in the armory in honorRof the draftees
OF Waldo county who leave att A
~. on the esth for Camp Devens.
apt orrin J. .Dickey is ehairmau,
OF the COMMITTEES Of arrangemsn45
and viii be assisted by Lieut.. ~
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CANTON POINT

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Guy Rich are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a son, Carroll Howard Rich, born
Nay 10, 1918.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24

and will be glad to communicate with
teachers III any Of the towns who
wish information regarding organi-
cation and the work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24

urged to present themselves to their
local boards for induction"
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SuPERFLUOUS HAIR
why It INCREASES

Haif g10wth u s0muIated and
its fres1ent FenDoval II necessary
wAen merely removed from the
surfoCe of tho akfn. The only logi-
caI and practical way to remove
Aaip IL to attack II under the skfn.
DeMiraele, the original sanitary
liquid. does this b. absorption.
Only ge9utne DeAffsele has .
money-back gua1antee In each
package. AZ toilet eOunters n o0e.
d ana q sises, or " man froa ~
4. vIain Wrapper On receipt Of price.
FREE beck nailed IN plain scales
envelopo on request. Do4aracie'
12otA 81 a.d Park Ave. New YORK
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Augusta, Me, Mar r. 1915 .may24dlt.
!. Sgv = = -
tntieeaof First Meeting q Cfedito,

klfasiseeof First Nesting q Creditors
ms: District cetrt Of the Usrsd
i 5N Th9x ssses = In Bans,upsey,
10 tsssssdiss ssa " s6s fh4boass4 ..
bee. ana Dsls,H .afasssid, % .ban nsnndt
n Notice IS hfrsN ,gfS dad Oh. lie sstfss
day Of June. e. B. n td j oe
gIhibodeau was dWy ad5udida q Ia RI
rept; and that th6pfirst meeting elIfred.
tors will be held at the Ofice. oAexhe
Referee. ls Water Street. in Aug1sfa,
Maine. and District afd{esaid. on the
g. day ofsMay A. y 1918. al ten
aock in the .f6I6Ioon, at which time
tne sald credItofF may attend. prove
the bankrupfA8d transact such other
o2flnsIs as may properly come before
FREMONT ]. c. LITTLE.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
sala, NJ, May Is. 1913 may24dits
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A luncheon and towel shower was
given only ednesday at l o'clock by
Miss Bsating at her home in
High Afe& honor.of .NfisssHazeL
Doak. Gsarfia ge~tnSAaaaD a ma
3. souihy ptakes Sh Nor.
day mghE pafin 81 tas fosre 81
he lunGi.aoY the bhde, IEsS theEes
cipient Of n ny 'daipti17ssrapp ssi
packages such were Housi1t in ~
thxee little e4osh crisp white fscks,
and gay .sashae Alice sBrswn, Anne
and Charlotte Cooper .s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24

here Monday. Mrs. Jenkins and Ed
ma returned to Augusta Tuesday.
Mrs Harriet Bragg will assist Mrs
Hannah Jenkins for Il time.
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Notice of First Meeting Of Creditors

In the District Court Of the United
States for the District of Maine.
In the matter of
Edward NJ. Jones, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Edward NJ Jones of
Waterville. in the County of Kenne-
bee. and District aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby gwen that on the 18th
day of May. A. ,. 1918, the said Edward
NJ. Jones was duly adjudicated bank
rnpt; and that the first meeting of cred
itors will be held at the Office of the
Referee, 100 Water Street. in Augusta,
Maine, and District aforesaid. on the
3lst day Of May, A. d. 1918, az ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, az which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims. appoint a trustee. examine
lthe bankrupt. and transact such other
business 'as may. properly cone before
said MEETING.
FREMONT j, c. LITTLE,
Referee in Bankruptcy
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even If engaged in similar employ
ment under the direction OF this Of
fee.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18
BOY SCOUT TROOP
ORGANIZED HERE

The first troop of Boy Scouts
of America of st. Maries recent
lv received their charter, with C..
J. Boppen commissioned as Scout
Master and Messrs II. r.. Taylor,
i. NJ. Robinson and Judge Crom-
we'll serving as Court of Honor.
Seven boys have passed the Ten
derfoot test and received investi-
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SELECT JURY LIST

The board of county commits
.ioners. aft the meeting held
Tuesday afternoon selected a list
of jurors for service i'm the dis
trict court during the year 1918.
The following are the jurors
selected by precincts:
Fernwood
J. *. Hood. b. s. Walkup, II.
". Slickney. l.. f. phillips, j. r.
Cox. C.. A. McLcau, John w. Mer-
rift. C.. d. McGregor, NJ. w. Car
pcnter.
Treffry
e.. W. Graney. William Morgan
#. II. Morris.
Benewah
Ben McPeak. ole Erickson, Jo-
scrh Dunlap.
Lowell
A. r.. Mcclellan. A. $. DeNoe.
Alder
r.. IT. Vroman. Patrick Lucy.
Chatcolet
r. l.. Reitzel, Donald McDon-
aid.
Emida
L. Carman. Henry Danelson
T. T.. Dawson.
Santa
a. A. Walker. Clark Renfro.
Sanders
Willis f. Nichols, f. L. koont
D. 4. Warren, Howard Wllllam
SON.
st. Maries
Alfred LindstrOm, Ed. >. hlrl
NJ. Rabbit Chas. Kelso' +.
scott. J.P. Goodwin, James ABE
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

ture as TenderfOOt Scouts as fol-
lows: Harrison Armstrong, Perl
Clarence Thostensen, Har-
ley Wilcox, George Fuller, Hugh
Kenworthy and Glen Miller.
These Scouts have formed the
Eagle Patrol and are preparing
for Second Glass Scout tests.
A number of others are prepar-
ing for Tenderfoot tests.
The Scouts have been called To
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

= ! IS = .OU f0DO.UV
Total Sll3iOO
We cannot lay too much stress
ON the need of more workers I'm
the Red Cross room. Following
is the allotment which must be
furnished every month by the
Bcncwah Chapter. The figures
speak for themselves. 1t is OBJ
vious that i'm order to supply this
amount of work a large number
OF workers is necessary. So please
look over the list and surely i'm
such variety even the most in
experienced worker will find
something she can make:
box consisting of the following:
sheets lBed)
Spreads Bed.
pillow Cases.
Towels lHand1.
Hot Water Bag Covers.
4 quantity of:
Hospital Bed Shirts.
Hospital Bed Shirts (Taped)
paiamas.
( box consisting of the following
Convalesccnt Gowns or Bath
robes.
Bed Jackets.
4 quantity of:
Bed Socks.
Tndershirts.
Undcrdrawers
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

become despaIcn DeaTcTs TOT VHV
Government Each Scout is to
get fifteen influential citizens who
will agree to read the matter
brought To them and then to pass
it ON to some other. This is by
special request of President Viii
SON. The first service is for the
week of Jan. 20 and the Presi-
dents Flag Day address is first
lo he distributed.