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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-05
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Enough Sense Into Him Can Do Better the Next Time


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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-05
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BEING BLOCKED
BY AMERICANS
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-05
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-31
H. c. HAY JR.
MADE RECEIVER
Judge Greenwald Appoints
Well Known Banker in
Receivership.

At s special hearing pefore Judge
Greenwald Of the Gary superior court
this morning i'm the matter OF appointing
a receiver for the Northern state Bank.
Gary. closed on August ). Henry G.
Hay Jr. president of the Gary State
Pank. was appointed receiver under
bonds of 100000. Tne assets Of the
Northern State Bank are to be taken
over Immediately State Bank Examiner
Wilson was the only witness examined
and testified al the close Of the bank
there were in deposits $642,e29-S9 with
assets Of 100000.
w w Miller. attorney for the bank
told the court there was no opposition
20 the appointment Of q receiver and
that a movement was on foot to reor-
ganize the bank into national bank
with approved securities and that an
organization meeting would be held next
Tuesday night at the Gary Commercial
Club.
Z Miles Norton. chairman Of the Lake
County Republican Central Committee,
was attorney for the state
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-31
GIRLS CANTEEN IS
IN OLD SALOON
Bv MSS IRENE Mc1NTYRE.

SalNatlon army DpuSuStfA III I dl4NS
(Wrftten for The United Press)
WITH THE AMERICAN TROOPS AT
THE FRONT. Aug. /. (By Mail)-We
doughgirls get sudden orders for move
ment. too. sometimes. much the same as
the doughboys do. Our most sudden one
came q few days ago-or rather II was
night. Most of the army movements are
at night and ours was midnig ht one
Gladys and had finished long days
work and were tired after making ar IN
usually large batch OF doughnuts- So
we turned in early. for the front. Early
is about o'clock.
We had no more than fallen asleep
when our commanding officer arrived
with several other Salvation Army work
ers. When we had awakened enough TO
dress and see him. the officer Informed
US we would 90 IN half an hour. and
that the new arrivals would take our
canteon over.
We hustled to get our affairs together.
throwing them into our trunks. Then
Gladys grabbed her dog and I caught
my pet fox who was out in the bushes
and we were off We rode almost all
night. and about daylight came to the
Salvation Army headquarters. where we
rested for awhile
or for New Sector.
BY noon we were off again. bound for
n new sector which had never had a
Salvation Army hu- II was NOR than
100 miles down the line from headquar-
ters. We rode in Q Ford which was
used for carrying supplies to the can
teens Seats were put in the box for us.
BY night we had not arrived at our
destination and TO avoid arriving Al the
front too late 10 be able to get q place
for that night we stopped in q small
French town. Il took lot of skirmish-
ing around to find hotel accommodat lions
50 near the front, but we finally sue
ceeded.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-31
WOMAN
IS DISCOVERED
UNCONSCIOUS

Last riEht at 18th and Broadway.
Carv. Gary a woman was found on tho
pavement in an unconscious condition.
TIE police patrol was celIed and t-ok
the woman to Mercy hospital whera
she remained IN the same condition for
some time
A strong smell Of ether was discov-
cred on the womans breath and 2
police investigation was instituted To
frd out where the woman ct the dope
Regaining consciousness the woman
save her name as Valentine RobinslQ.
1888 Ma ssachueetts street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-31

Next morning bright and early. our
party arrived in the new home. little
town of Lorraine. very near the line.
and more than half in ruins as the
result Of the boches' work when they
invaded this area in 1914 and 1915. Our
place was store room, and the sign
over it read Modern Bar So We made
our canteen out Of the bar room.
We were in a new party Of eight who
we're opening hu:s in this new hilly
sector Of Lorraine we had not been
et the Modern Bar long when our
commanding officer assigned US 10 a
little village nearer the front where
we had to begin a new hut
Picking Out House
We vent out 10 pick OUT house
among those in ruins for a new home.
Most all Of the houses were battered and
many had holes in them we finally
chose one which had not been used since
the war started except for stable. II
had big loft and the roof leaked 1t
was terribly dirty.
But we saw fne possibilities in it for
doughnut kitchen. a canteen for the
boys. and a place for them to read. We
put in a bid for it with the town major.
and he soon informed US he had leased
f from the original owner for 20 years.
for a pocketful OF francs He refused to
take our money to pay the lease saving
the boys had heard Of our coming had
taken up a collection . pay for il. we
suspect he had a lot to do with III
Next day We came back and the or
GERS assigned us details 70 clean UP the
place. It was = bis J.b undertake.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-31

Il was said at the hospital that ne had
spent a comfortable night and was rest
ing comfortably during the forenoon.
DR.. Thomas B. Noble. who. with Dr.
Amelia r. Keller, are attending the
Governor. issued the following state
ment in the forenoon regarding hts con
dition:
The Governors condition is entirely
satisfactory. He spent very good
night and avoke today with an excel
lent appetite His pulse and tempera-
ture remain normal and his mind has
cleared up remarkably 1t is probable.
however. that the injury 10 hts hip will
cause him to be confined for several
weeks"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-31
How Food Saving in This
Country Makes Possible
Smiles, Pies. and Dough
nuts Over There, When
The Salvation Army Dis
tributes Good Things in
The Trenches.

These are what YOU might call
Ions distance smiles. because they
orlsinated over mere. aun5ugh
they are heine smiled over there
Thev were made possible when YOU
saSed that extra spoonful OF sugar
md cut down on wheat bread. For
the wheat and sugar thar YOU saved
- being made dRny. NJ the Saliva
ton S-rnv lassies INTO doughnuts
and Dies for our soldiers n the front
me trenches n Fame Ore glance
at the picture y I'll tell you that they
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-31
GOVERNOR SHOWS
GAIN DURING NIGHT
Report Given Out Tells of
Normal TEMPERATURE and
a Good Appetite.

INDIANAPOLIS IND. Aug 31.-The
condition OF Governor James 2. Good
rich. who is at St. Nincent's hospital
suffering from injuries received We'd
nesGay night when his automobile was
hit by street car II Fairfield avenue,
was reported TO be improved yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-31
Again Asks for Mail.

It was said at the Governors office
that reports from the hospital were that
the Governor was in excellent condition
and that he had asked that Miss Jean
cite Harris. his executive clerk bring
his mail and executive papers to his
bedside this afternoon that he might be
gin work on official matters. His ply
sicians prohibited this. however. for a
day or two
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-08-20
Teachers Institute in Session
This Week.

The County Teachers Institute at
the Fl RI School building convened
Yesterday morning.
There were 70 enrolled the first day
the ladies being largely in excess.
There were only six white and SIX
.colored men, The Institute was called
TO c~'c- =, County Superintendent
James Gra.Glam who conducted the
devotional exercises.
The instructors are Prof. P. c. Ma
phi. es sc col of education of the
University of Virginia. He is also the
director of the University summer
school. The other instructor Super
intendent Crosse, of Parsons, and the
Musical director is Prof. Bailey, Of
Pennsylvania. Prof. Bailey was the
musical director at the institdte last
summer
DR.. Waitmal Barbe, always a fav-
orite in tile county institute was pres
ent and made fine address.
The secretaries are Prof. Wright
Denny ard Mrs. Annie d. Baker. The
institute opened well, though not so
large as usual.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-08-20
Notice To ChautaEqua Patrons.

The programs for the Chautauqua
this year have arrived, and viii be dis
tributed through the stores in the next
few days. You will please note that
Judge Kavanaugh will not be in
Charles Town. The statement in the
programs is mistake. His time will
be Occupied by the Rev. George Lau-
renee Parker, of Boston, a DESCRIPTION
of whose address follows this notice.
H. C. PAGE, Chairman.
Charles Town, w. Va.,is to be con-
graduated in the opportunity of hear
ing Rev. George Laurence Parker, of
of Boston, who will speak at the Chau-
tauqua this year. DR.. Parker was for
three years the pastor Of the British
American Congregational church in
Petrograd, Russia and knows the Rus
sian people intimately. He has held
pastorates in Boston, Massachusetts
for ten years and is now in that city
the pastor of the Winter Hill Congre-
gational church
He will bring from the hight of his
experiences, new interpretations of
conditions in Russia which are of in
ternational Importance, and yet so
changing that the situation is difficult
TO grasp.
Here is what one of hearers has
said of his Russian themes:
"Rev. George Laurence Parker held
them breathless from the start. No
lecturer has made a greater impress
sion for years. The story of Rasputin
and his sinister influences at the court
is an unusual piece of dramatic nara
tive and the causes and conditions Of
the revolution are lucidly set forth so
that one gets a perspective Of the
situation"
Minister Cong'l. Church,
Newton Highlands, Mass.
Feb. l, 1918.
DR.. Parker will speak in Charles
Town on the fourth day of Chautau-
qua in place of Judge Marcus Kava-
naugh who was here last year and
whose name appears in this years
program through error.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-08-20
WANTED=Men. Teams. Mote

WANTED:-Men, Teams, Motor
Trucks. The West Virginia Wood Co.,
Inc, have contracted for 10000 cords
of wood near Charles Town, and will
establish camps near the Standard Tie
& Timber Cos, ferry to accommodate
wood choppers and savers. Also
need teams to haul wood across the
ferry or to Charles Town r. r. yards
and loading cars. Anybody that can
work at once is wanted. Enquire at
Office in Telephone Building, Charles
Town.
WEST VA. WOOD CO., Inc.
June 1S-tf