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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
Bits of By-PIay
BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright 1915, the Cincinnati
Enquirer.


Copyright 1918, the Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Huhi
IT hired a lawyer" said Bill Bart,
And now I'm very sad;
He said thai he would take my part
But he took all I had"
No Joke.
I'VE never realize the fun value OF a
thing until we lose it, sighed the otu
Especially If 1t was insured" COM
mented the Crouch
Ohg
Her chest is bare, but charming Rose
Fears not the gaze of nan:
She doesn't neod so many clothes.
She wears a coat OF tan
Paw Knows Everything.
wiHie-Paw, what is meant Dy
straitened circumstsncesg
Paw-Straitened circumstances Is
high-brow language for being NV
and out, my son.
Wuffi
'I have nine lives" Dragged Mr.. Cat,
Said Mr.. Frog: You are not In 1t.
HDT i AIn nCEG " NEAA s0a @a4N =.
L croak at least orce every minute.
The Wise Fool.
T err is human" quoted h Sage.
And to blame 1t on the woman Is
still more So" added The Fool
PoIicei
Miss Moth is ali dressed up today.
Her wings are bright and she looks
CAV:
she's waiting for her beau to call:
They're going to a camphor ball.
Firms Is Firms.
You ian find Cake h Baker In
Marbiehead, Ohio.
Signs Is Signs.
Sign on the right of way OF the L.
and N. Railroad in Alabama:
Rube Millsap.
Green Mules.
Evergreen, Alabama
Wen, Welt
Some merchants Won't take back
anything you have purchased and
won't let you return goods and get
YOUR coin after you have made q pur-
chase. But what we started to say was
You can find Price Back at Quick
sand. Ky.
Hoorayi
ATHENS (Ohiol Messenger.)
Mr.. and MIRA John Butts. of East
State street, have received word that
their son, Clarence r. Butts. a
been commissioned as lieutenant In
the Qarutermaster Corps. National
Army.
n every resource OF the country
is now made available. a victory and
a righteous and enduring peace will
be galnel the quicker.
Answers % Correspondents.
Gladys: No, dear. YOU can't play the
Cincinnati Reds on the piano. You
are evidently thinking OF the Mem :
phis Blues.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

Miss Moth Is all dressed up today.
Her wings are bright and h looks
CAV:
She's waiting for her beau to call:
They're going to n camphor ball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

You can ind Cake the Baker IN
Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

Sign on the right of way of the L
and N. Railroad in Alabama:
Rube Millsap.
Green Mules.
Evergreen. Alabama
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

Visitors Always Welcomed
WOOD BROOK FARMS
METU0HEN, N. J.
Orders received at seaman's
Pharmacy. Phone Perth An
boy 100 or Ph0na direct 70 the
farm. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
Wen. Welt

Some merchants won't take back
anything you have purchased and
won't let you return goods and get
your coin after you have made q pur-
chase. But what we started to say was
you can ind Price Back at Quick
sand, Ky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

s-ro err is human" quoted the Sage.
And to blame 1t on the woman Is
still more So" added The Fool
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

Answers % Correspondents
Gladys: No. dear. YOU can't play he
Cincinnati Reds on the piano. You
are evidently thinking OF the Mem
phis Blues.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

II have nine lives" Dragged Mr.. Cat,
Said Mr.. Frog: You are not In 1t.
For Tam here to tell you that
L eroak at least orc every minute
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

WiHie-Paw, what is meant Dy
circumstsncesf
paw--Straitened circumstances Is
language for being owl
and out, my son.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
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Misses Golden Alder. Sarah pu-
rant, Viola simmons. Eva and Rcn
nj" Nail. and Leila Potts spent tn
week end at home.
Kisses Madsc Murray. Lillio P"r-
ry. Hattie Perry. AMI Eula Bell.
Low listed friends in town Monday
iiSS Meadows and Miss Eagleton
sepnt the weekend in sherman.
Misses Mimi" and Helen MURRAY
spent Monday With E.ddi" Hart.
Miss Ettie McG"c returned Wed
n"Sdav morning from Fort Worth.
whcr" %h" has been visiting her bro
th.r. who is III ."rvirc az Camp
Bowie
Among tn" Cnllc"" visitors this
week Were Mrs Colbert of Calera.
NrS i>i""Sb' rrv 0' Tishumir"O, Mis-;
Winfield Brown of Bantv. Mrs. Will
son and Miss Rcbrcra Lovnlncs of
Bokchito. and M"irs Murray of cot
bert
Ni's Ora Lewis entered school
last week
III" class in surgical iroSSing5
for the Rod Cross met Thursday cv-
ening and prepared loo bandagrs.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
tkt.Ni!ON tD\',HtSSNE\ \p.
ri'Ni. Fnl; WOi:ki,nS

III" G"v"rrm' nt'S request for
nj ~ th""s,r.i' T. "r hrili"rS :, ,uli-
for Srjnh"'''3" work. In ,..rrviu.
out th" Governments shiphulIdinr
plans. which are III" larS,~' oyer
drawn up. s""mS Ia hHv" rpu, with
owl r"SranS" IN r,.llhorna. nad o.;
lah"mu's d"lHratiun in Congress has
ms W''N signed m HNp'al - O!:la-
romans trr oki"h"ma'S quota ot
SN'h WORKERS Without the nrces-
Sarv labor. th"y assert, III" program
of building. upon which all war ar.
HNi'i"S d, r""l nurc ~ loss r,1rn.
F" "n. .A> is asked in III" arpeal.
'Nhat Is III" use of creating rp,l
"nuirping IN imm"ns" army II shir;
"r""ni l." procured 10 transport them
20 Franco"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
AN\t.sI. MEETING HI TN..
SOtTHEAST.iEN EDtCA.
EON.AL ASSOCIATION

~" .iulih.LSu.i,l oki"uDMd Edd
'ationdl .AS uciatirn. watch last year
held its meeting in DurAnt, meet,
This ""rk in Mc..rs;"r uu Thursday.
AVID Friday, February :. and - T.
j. expected that there viii b. Il l1rG"
at'' ndinrc from Bryan COUNTY
Th" district nj tn" Association i,
exactly the same as that oi IN
southeastern Normal. and tn" pro-
it'.-ao"S oi tn" Normal School will
fill several iihpurlan, program as
.iEnn"nis. Besides papers by prom
in"!' school men OF This state. ;hcr.
will b" delivered Two aGlr, S,rS each
by Dr NJ Y. O'Sh"a Of the lnivcrsi
~ Of Wisconsin, and Dr. .. + cor
son q, Columbus, ohio.
IN" musical numbers OF tn" Fri
day evening program will h" TAR
n!'h"d ~ Southeastern talent. Til"
Girls Gier CLAN "ill sing two groups
"a numhcrs, Miss Faith Reynolds
will play piano suiu. and Miss Bpr-
rlic" Carlton. Of the department uf
Violin. a violin number.
Not only viii our faculty at
tend 80. says President Brooks. " bur
many of our Seniors as we'll
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
MAJOR kEHH URGES ACTION
AGAINST MANY Nui.itiFfS

Major Eugcn" Kerr, s"lvCtiyr scr
Ni," adviser lo the adjntGnt general :
department. has requested AItprurr
Grnrral : T. Fr.rliH" to proceed
arin>t eh"rifis who hare failed u
notify men delinquent in the return
ing OF ,htir question: lirJH.
N"1rly l0.nGu ,nrI hav" Called t.
return their uucstiUhnairrs in UHl9-
huma. according to Major Kerr. In
Zach instanc" local exemption boards
have furnished IN" sh"riifs with
lists oi the mon who failed 20 return
their Hucs,ionnair,S III" shcrirfs
were SrrnuSed - fi'.d the" men AMI
ri>" them motto" tu "pl'lar bcfur"
the boards.
After a certain laps" Of tim" and
amer names HAY" been lurui h"d tn =
a!iu:Hn' generals frIhrt.l"nt. men
tiiiinr Ia return th.iv uu stiounrireS
ar" automatically taken into the ser
vic" and forthwith treated ;,s desert
erS
"a lar" number nf the mon fail
ing to return uuesiionnair, $. prob
ably - pr cent uf them are entitled
10 exemption through d"urnd.niS or
bHES'di tl"Hblllll'S ~. lhf ttfr
said. For IL" M I part tn" fail
ur" to make returns j. due 20 In"
men having moved, their names o.
addresses hnvin" been r"',o"t"d in
correctly ur To tn IL hiving failed 10
r"c"ir" their qu' stionunirrS for
som" reason
when thrs" men ar clnSs"d as
d"s'rtcrs. arrested al / ttk"n 10 camn
and later probably r"i..'s"d hnc?u...
of their dependents thny are unt ~
a great loss and ST. j. III. state. Il
they had h"cn notified hv the sheriff
in tn" first place To report to the 10
cal boards this would not he n.ces-
Sarv
"Sh"ri!fs hay" hr"u m"kinp little
or no effort to find IN. men on tn.
lists furnished them by thr local
boards. principally h"rau>" there is
no compensation allowed III" officer
until after N" man ha, br"r an,
mit'raN' taken iNtu IN" S",v;ce and
'h'n clus>"I az 4. S.r-crs | am ro
IN" I" r"nucSt that ium"iiat. ac,iul
~ br"uGlt aclinst sllrrii!s who ar,
i1'liHg - pe-iltr'n Nh du'irs whi,,
nave h""n pH""crih"i for them"
". :. ;. fox sal, At the N,w. nrfic,.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
EAT B!H MEALS! no SOUR. An
STOMACH. INDIGEs.
TiON OR GAS.
"Papc's DiaEEpsin" is Quickest sur.
est Stomach Relief known.
- TRY L..

Time il Pape's Diapepsin wi
d a"reten 5onr. gassy or out-ot-orSs
stomach within five minutes.
II your meals don't fiji comton,I
bly,, or what YOU eat lies like lu1
Of lead in your stomach. or il I'd
nave heartburn, that is usually SID
of ncility of the stomach.
Get from your pharmacist a fin
cent case of pape's Diapepsin al
takr dose just as soon as you ci(
Ther" will be no sour risings n
bclchins of undigasted food miIa
with acid. no. stomach gas or hest
burn. fuln"ss or heavy feeling in ID
stomach, nausea. dehilitating bead
aches or dizziness. This will all gI
and. besides. thecr will be no SOD
food left over In the stomach TO pcs|
on your breath with nauseous oior'i
Pnpc'S l)iapcpsin help; TO neulfi1
IL" the excessive acid in the s'O-I
och which is causing the food teFl
mon,"tion and preventing proper "
g's,iou.
Relief in five minutes is wai'i'1
Tor you IL any drug store.
These large fifty-cent cases co'|
tain enough "Pape's Diapeps!n
usually keep the entire family w
froIA stomach acidity and us s!I1
toms of INDIGESTION. dyspepsia soN
ness, gases. heartburn. ana he"
ache. for many months II belong
in your home. 81 'a1'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22

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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22

The charge for political announce
ments for insertion under this head
Ing In every issue OF the Durani
Weekly News and the Saturday
Morning Advertiser until IN" Pri-
mary. Aug. &, is SI5n invariablv
cash in advance. Included in this ser
vice candidate may use not TO cxcr"!
one-half column for any statement he
desires to make to the public. An
nOuncements accepted only for both
papers. and only on the above terms
The following announc" their can
didacy for the office under which
their names appear. subject to the
ActfOn of the Irmorra;ic voters al
the primary "a bc held IN Tuesday,
August 6, 1918
For Sheriff. Bryan County
DAVE WRIGHT
For County AS~rssOr---
I.ONNIE GLENN
For County Superintendent
j. LEE tI'NNINGiiAN
For County commissioner. Dist. =
BILL BRAY. Albany. OKLA.
For County Wciphrr-
x. a IISIiOp
H f.. pINSON
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
Stills NtH>S \GtI\S INDIAN
CLAIM AGENTS

cato Soils. ComwiSSioncr of In
dian Affairs. has issued "A w,ruinr
arainst persons in Texas. Louisiana
and mississippi seeking contract,
rom NlSSiSsirpi 'ho"tawS for pros
''ution for alleged claims against
tribal funds of Choctaws in Okllho
mn R"nr"s"ntations are made thn,
50" ."oo,6oo is held bv III" Treasury
department FOR distribution to the
heirs Of Mississippi Choc'aws. which
claims ar" untrue, the Commissioner
says, and persons should refuse TO
SIGN contracts or pay money 10 per
sons so soliciting.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
S.E. NORMAL NOTES

Ff'"rtiv" VITA tn. onrninr o. tn.
Snrih% term th" Sou'hctsi"rn Stat
, Normal School will maintain a com
m rcial department for the prnpara-
tion of clerical workers to meet tn"
great demand "ccasioncd by III" war.
All tn" courses usually offered in
hH 'iUcss schoolS viii BE- given
Tn" course III Foods ou.lin-d bv
the Federal Food Admin, ration.
will be- given in the spring and sum
n"r terms as credit wori III tn"
''"rI' E"onrNicS Department NJ
Hoover has urged that al rull"g"
wo'nn in Ancrirl take lhi, course.
In order that the Normal school,
OF III" Stat" may have Il ir.,.r hand
IL ''upn,yin@ ~" unusual demand
for teachers. 'hr state Board If FL
uration has authorized tn" issuance.
q. on" year Stat" c"rtiIicuI".. Ia
rank as third grade certificates. to
students who hny" complete two
years of the Normal school rouri.
4 hinlmuni al SiA months having
been in residence. This certificate.
is renewable. and Will b." ui .-raut
value To Normal S'hnul stu l.nis.
TIL" summer S".siOn OF tn" Nor
NAL will op"rai" this summer AN i
six day a-"""N schedule. aud III. u
nal ten weeks term will b" r..Iuc.l
I" eight W"rke Th" term Vi,, com
meme" May - anl close July "a
Prot y r Laird. ul Ia" Normal
school Faculty, nnW IN TIA ult.iunt 3.
school OF the University of EAnsaa
on leave Of ahsvucr. has h""n hon
~" d hy election tn membership il
III" $i"nin chi Fraternity. 1G ur.ar
i]afi"n for honnr ,'uI"n' ~ 81
rucc.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
WILL UNDERTAKE NINTEI;
I.Nt !J'M COURSE

IN" business pCupl" of the CIV
in collaboration with President r -
Brooks and faculty OF the Normal
Wi.l arrang' soon plans for firS,
class Winter !.yceum Course for mex,
winter. thu numbers to be held in
tn" Liberty Theatre down town. Su
as to Civ, all, both citizens of thu
riiN and pupils of the institution. a..
opportunity to attend.
Heretofore the Normal School ha
handled this course alone. giving tn,
numbers in the school auditorium.
III" building is so far out of the Way
'"r most prop!" Of tuWn that the a;
tendance has been nrCcS iurily small,
making the course, after ali, almo 4
strictly Il school event
Plans include the securing -.
world celebrities i'll their line, som"
OF whom are suggested. as Irwin ;
COBB. DR.. Russell Conwell, Ma"
Powell, Vie" Ircsid mt Marshall. aaI
others.
IA" contract for the cntnr.aii.
III 'uts VIII cost about 81, 500, ~ :
VIII h" guaranteed By The busin,.4,
people and Mr.. Brooks of the Nor
NAL School
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
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We've added another variety :,
the lin" of slackcrS .h" newest
produr' "t III" lin" h"inG War Say
InEs !>'acaCrS. which. "" are de
lighted To announce. ar" very scarce.
ar" MS nrtl"rrus 'unlIgl to arouse
the II" and Duli the blood Oi mem
&rs of The campaij.n committee,
when they ar" dug NJ in th. com
mitteo's rounds
Information comes To us from
ahc county council Of defense that
fhcre are on" or two business inoii
tuttOHs In our midst who huv" r..
fused flat footed to aid in III" sal
of Thrift Stamps ami War Saving.
Stamps with the rxciis" that ~
haven't time to fool with them" W,
are not printing their names in
TACT W" haven't been given their
names but the council of defense
has them down in hlark aud whit.
and no doubt they'll set pru'rr ~
tentiOn in tn" regular way.
What imprls MEN To- 50 81, :
themselves with other siackcrs wh"n
the best of American manhood is be-
ing offered as sacrifice in BATH,
that they, Uhcsc fellows who
haven't iim""I may continu" ,h"ir
affairs nnm"l' s,"d. while these same
lighting men mus, have mon"y auh
food and other supplies from hon,.
to live on while they Eight MIST
be. in these local instances. pure is
nOrance.
lf this war c"iS 80 serious fer ui
tas il did for Fran""I that All.
MEN must go into the army they'll
Un ia, .at,
ness and shnuldrr gun
II this war should b. lost. thcv'n
have time" tn -" harhariuns mis-
treat their own families and plun
der their property and make slav"s
Of themselves
II this Nation. for which thcv
haven't time" to help finance in y
war that protects their families and
their businesses should by any chanc'
lose the. struggle. th"ir money M
longer would hr legal tender. for ,hn
obligations of bankrupt, nation ar"
worthless.
And again. il this wir * lost. thry
will "havr time" 10 become The sub
jects and vaSsals ot the most heart
less, cruel and most "rficirrt antor
racX that III" world has vet PRO.
duced
These fellows. ", believe. are iu~i
simply on N" wrong trail. and will
sec the light when il j. shawn thrm
At least. we want To hrl!ovc this way
until we know differently: and we
hope we are right
lf grizzly bear We're runniuT
loose in Durant. We wouldn't wait 10
catch him at mischief before putting
him M we'd pnt him up AT one"
TO prevent him doing any harm En-
envy aliens who have expressed IN
friendly feelings toward us are To he
regarded in the same light and
ought to he placed where they CAN
NOT do any harm.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
lar S0luonS,-Int the cnoo;o,

Har SaloonS.-ln the specia, ]
s!"n % :he Texas Legis,atura c1
crnor Hobby will ask the session
pass bill preventing the operaal
ct saloons within a ten-mile rad]
oi any army camp. This would c,,l
~" saloons in Fort Worth and n
in San Antonio. y
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
TIN HOME COMMANDMENTS

Tn" Food Administration sugg
ten HOME commandments. Il, it
lows:
/. Help win the war
=. r. public spirited.
!. FonS"rv" and increase fh'
food supply
I. Help feed. clOthc. and ri,"rr
IN" soldiers.
=. t.liminat. all vast,
Il UNs"rv" WhnatlrsS, meotl,,SS,
and needless days
!. Study and prac' lee Cr1romy
and efficiency in the homo.
\ B" mindful of your health.
.. Make Il dollar buy its value hy
weight and measure
~. iirip muk" ho,l. worth
while
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
SHORT NEWS NOTES


S.,'% Srhn"l rn' only Joined their
,or:,l ,pTrr.l ~ '"f"rS" with 90 NOM
h"'s. hut went $i"u oyer their quo
t" ni mon"y lpr ~" council.
hffi"'rs Rr"' r'.!or AVID DA"o
Wright searched the premises Of ].
v 'rnni ON 'rr hnr dav and ln-
cate! some blankets that had boon
taken from the convict camp near
town They wcr. returned
Nh relatives have thus far shown
M to claim the romAiNS of sam Mar
tin, who comitted suicide last wook
III" money he had in the bank, over
81 1000, will he first used TO nav tho
funeral and burial expenses, and the
remainder Will so IN III" county. IN
'NsS some relative establishes right
to ii.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22

Get Thrift Stamp Gard and start
How with a few CSC stamps.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22

Durant went a step ahead of Fred
erick on Loyalty ordinances. and
passed one requiring not only OBJ
servance Of food regulations. bu.
fuel orders and orders of the Coun-
rtl OF Defense as we'll
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22

v :. : fox sal" at the N,ws ortic.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
Perfection Boys Clothes

nyud - ,.'trcGuc..On to the Boys Of
ijHraMt. Their popularity in past sea.
-ons has brought many boy customer,
20 our Boys shop. They are to the bow
what "Society' clothes are to his big
brother.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22

FRIDAY. FEEKl AIRY 80. 1919.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-03-21
The Stacker.

This strong war picture will
be shown at the Rialto theatre
on Friday and Saturday even
ing next, and in so doing will
give the public an opportunity
of seeing actual conditions as
they exist on the firing line, as
well as the stupendous task and
progress that is being made by
Uncle Sam in getting hundreds
of thousands of the best boys in
the world to the front. In see
ing this picture you will cry
You will cheer and the red blood
of patriotism will tingle in your
every vein. You will leave the
show well paid, and will see that
every man, woman and child
that it is possible sees this most
wonderful Of all war pictures.
Manager Tug, of the Rialto
certainly is to be complimentec
in securing this picture, as ir
Kemmerer, Wyoming, it was
necessary to run and rerun the
film so that the hundreds of pa
triotic citizens might have 3
chance to see real war condi-
tons as they really are in the
u. s. and France.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-03-21

Last Thursday Fred Massey
received a telegram from his
son Purl that he was going
through Shoshone that night
night at 1880 on his way to
Vancouver, B. C.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Massey and son, EVERY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Massey and
Miss Blunt Lind went to see him
and they reported he was lok-
ing fine and in high spirits, an
xious to get over there like the
rest of the boys and lick the
kaiser.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-03-21
The Whip.

One of the best films ever
shown at the Rialto is booked
for this theatre on next Monday
and Tuesday. In showing this
film many stirring scenes are
produced.
The fox hunt. in which a live
fox is used, is the real article,
the scamper across the country
being shown in every detail. A
well contrived auto smash-up is
another sensation, and the rail
road wreck forces one to hold
his breath from apprehension
while THE Whip" is taken from
freight car an instance before
passenger train crashes into
it and rolls into the ditch. Then
there is race at the finish, and
Diana Beverly, on the back of
the rescued animal. dashes un-
der the wire a winner, The old
thrill is all there. Most of the
comedy in the original has beer
wisely left out. The scenes al
the Wax Works Show have beer
retained. however. but occur al
the Eden Musee. in place OF
Madame Tussaud's.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-03-21

Boys Working Reserve in this
state, we have reason to expect
a valuable asset to labor. 1t will
bring into active productive
work all boys Of our few larger
cities between the ages Of six
teen and twenty-one years, who
have in the past been idle or en-
gagged in some labor not necess-
airy during the productive per-
iod Of the year.
The National Director of this
Reserve and Governor AleXan-
der, by proclamation, have set
apart the week beginning March
l8 as a special enrolment week,
during which we hope to enroll,
through the efforts of the state
school teachers, city and county
superintendent of schools, the
county agricultural agents, and
other duly appointed enrolling
officers, all boys Of the state elig-
ible to membership.
| desire all boys Of this age to
acquaint themselves with this
great National Organization and
become active members of it in
the recognized service Of our
country. Any person desiring
further information regarding
the L. S. Boys Working Re-
serve apply to the county super
intendent Of schools, your city
| SuDerintendent of schools the
county agricultural agent, the
librarian at your nearest public
library, those in charge Of your
branch Of the Y. NJ. c. A., Mrs.
l.. NJ. Ormsbv of the State Sun
day School Union, or to me at
Boise. All these are now or will
be certified enrolling officers,
prepared to enroll and give GER
tificate Of membership.
Harvey Alfred, Director,
State Farm Markets Dept.