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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07

one year ago. in compliance With reso-
TUTORS passed hy the Senate and House
of Representatives. I appointed days on
lnight make such contributions as they
felt disposed for the aid of stricken
Armenia
Reports indicate that of orphans alone
there are more than 100000. besides
women and other dependent children,
reaching a total Of more than 1000. 1000
destitute survivors. The situation IS so
distressing as 10 make as special appeal
-c the sympathy Of all.
In view az the urgent need. call
upon the people Of these United states
a. make contributions a. they feel dis
posed in their sympathy and generosity
fer the aid Or suffering people.
(signed) WOODROW WILSON.
The Armenians and many others were
reduced by massacre and deportation &c
"a state OF utter restitution.
out Of $50 women and children only
eighteen survived the two and one-hali
years march. and one little girl OF
four years OF q group which recently
arrived in Basdsd was father and :
six months old baby. whose mother hac
p,rshed on the way The child ha'
teen nourished With grass which tn
/ father had chewed and fed to it.
This is only one Of many cases an'
II seems only human for us 70 try an
relieve some Of the terrible suffering il
I the Near East
/ Our armies have fought 70 make tn
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Catarrh, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Inflammation
and Congestion
Instant Relief.

Here is a simple home treatment that
thousands Of people have found this
spring TO be the most dependable means
81 getting quick and permanent relief
from colds catarrhal troubles, bronchitis
and irritating coughs and throat
troubles.
Under the soothing. healing influence
Of Ice-Alint. as this preparation is called.
chest soreness goes, phlegm loosens.
breathing becomes easier. the head
clears and you get a good nights sleep.
Nothing better for bronchitis. dryness.
Group. bronchial asthma or spring
coughs
when Ice-Mint is applied to the chest
or where there is lameness or conges-
ton. it penetrates right down deep and
under the skin drives out the lnfamna-
tion and brings quick. permanent relief.
80 waiting. Pain stops instantly.
The quick, soothing action of lce-Mint
in relieving cases of catarrh. bronchitis,
colds. neural gia. lumbago. lameness and
neurftis has caused il 10 be highly ap-
19reciated BY thousands Of sufferers Who
have learned it's value. 1t costs little. is
pleasant to use and acts without assist
ance. You just rub it on. Absolutely
safe and dependable for either children
or adults Try it. The restful sooth-
ny comfort of a single jar will bring
YOU many nights Of refreshing sleep and
comfort Sold and recommended by good
druggists everyvhere.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07

nant The new draft will be under con-
sideration by the league of nations COM
missions along with Japans demand fer
racial equality and the question Of
writing in the Monroe doctrine TO MAIN
tain its integrity
The presence here Of Premier Pader-
ewSki. Of Poland, has added another
stormy petrol 10 the general chaotic
international situation. The Polish pre-
mier makes no concealment of dissatis-
faction over the latest armistioe terms
covering the transfer Of Polish troops
whereby IT was agreed that they should
pass through Germany via railways.
1t is believed that eEents are rapidly
approaching a complete show down
possibly within the next As hours.
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NOTICE OF FINAI. SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE
~ THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
IGNAC LESNo'ZC So 1852. IN
THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT
MARCH TERN. 1919
NOTICE is hereby given 70 the HEIRS
I4EGATEES AND CREDITORS of Ignac
eyrcztlk. deceased. to appear in the Lake
Superior Court, held al Hammond. lndi-
ana on the 18th day Of May. 1919. and
SHOW cause. If any. why the FINAL
SETTLEMENTS ACCOUNTS with the
estate Of said decedent should not be APP
proved. and said heirs are notified Ia
hen and there make proof Of heirship.
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LADIES MAKE APPEAL
FOR STRICKEN ARMENIANS

world safe for democracy and small
nations. III is our share TO keep these
people alive. so when the time comes
for returning these eNiles to their ruined
and ravished homes they may enjoy the
freedom and liberty that it their inner
itance.
with the Endorsement OF the State
Council Of Defense % Indiana and with
every county and almost every city in
this state contributing to this worthy
cause. We. the appointive committee Of
Hammond feel that our city viii not
fsn 10 heed the call one hundred cents
on every dollar goes TO the field or
ganization expenses are met hy private
funds
Contributions have been taken in al
u ost every Industrial plant. many rail-
roads. schools. churches. and diferen,
organizations. and Tuesday. April sth. q
canva or the business district viii be
made Below are the names Of the com
nittee who wall WI on YOU for ycHr
contributions Headquarters al DR.. W
n Weis Office
w NJ Thomas chairman: Mrs " n
Meyers. vice chairman; Mrs pr weis
I treasurer: Mrs o. c. F. Matthies Mrs
Dr. shankrn. MISS Alta Adkins Mrs
+ w. Reilly Mrs. Giles Warner. Mrs VIM
Foss. Mrs. Geo Adkins. Mrs g. Luke
man. Mrs Dedelow. Mrs X Bartlett
Miss Lillian Porch Mrs. r. Q. Rick Mrs
r. Duncan. Mrs j. NJ. Leonard Mrs Geo
Hulst. Mrs r. r. Campbell Mrs Kitchi n
Mrs. f. r. Kyler Mrs Fred Malev Mrs
Julius Duncing. Miss Gladys Younger.
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used by norcas Rebekah lodge to send
Mrs Jennie Towle To Lafayette where
she will have the degree Of chivalry
conferred on her The entertainment
was planned and directed by George Ad-
kins and there were invent y-three in the
company. the end men being Marguerite
Haefer. Aliver Daugherty Mae SkeH'---
er. Guy Campbell. John Kamradt Mary
Towle Frank Weber and Lois Adkins
Albert To,vle was the interlocutor and
the accomplishments We're played by
members Of the Baptist orchestra: Mark
Cook. vioInist; Mr. Pugh. cornetist; g.
u. Palmer. drum and Clara Sass. plan
list. The program Of songs follows
Opening Chorus
Welcome Home Laddie Boy''-M s.
Marguerite Haefer-
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meeting was then given over to Miss
Nixon The FIRST number on the pro-
gram was a reading by Evaughn
Mnnken. which was applauded- Mrs.
LYDIA WoIter NanGflder sang an Avia
from Samson ct Daiila Mon Coerus
ouvre a Ia voiN followed by group
OF songs The speaker for the ater-
noon was Charles ". sylvester. who
was formerly a vocational director in
the Hammond public schools. Mr. Syl-
vester il now connected with the Fed
eral Board OF Vocational Education
for disabled and returned soldiers and
sailors His arguments an convincing
statements swept away all foundations
for criticism that the government ls
not willing or is not doing every thihs
possible To rehabilitate the disabled
soldier and sailor boys who have maze
the sacrifice for their country
Through this splendid address vas
interspersed enIIvening. humorous
and even pathetic Incidents tha'
comes within range Of the work
The speakers injunction 70 the "o-
mans CLUB was. Should anyone kno"
OK disabled soldier or sailor who Is
not taking advantage Of the opport"-
mites available. put him IN commun'-
cation with the federal officers OF
this district. No. :. including Indiana
ohio and Kentucky. and he viii see
! that he is provided with his choice o.
- a, The exnense of the gov
-, 7, vas further stated tha
-. 80. frauds and should an appar
soldte~ como To your door askinf
-, t,,astirate. ask to see his dis
charge papers. also report 90 the Ieu
eral officer.
prpor2rFP FOR THE DAY.
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| PERSONAL ~
|S0CIAL NEWS|
G.. A. r. FLAG FUND.

Entertainment to he given by the
Womans Relief Corps I. %. Q. + hail.
Tuesday evening, April sth. The pro
ceeds TO be donated to the 6. 4. R has
fund Admission Is cents.
1. Selection-Boy Scouts Drum Corps
.. America-Tsbleau.
5. Reading-Mazie Tuley.
4 Dance-Mrs. Field.
5. The Highland Fling-Niolet Mile
s. Solos with tableau-The Rose Of No
Mans Land: Salvation Lassie OF
tMine-Miss Jennie Howarth
:. Ye Olde Day-Ida 8. Howell and
Florence Boyer.
s. The Elm Queen-Niolet Mile.
?. selection by Orchestra.
10 Reading. Mrs. Clancey's Confession
Ida Howell and chorus.
IL Plan Selection-Miss Kahl.
u. Dance. DaNie. by Violet Mile.
10. Drill-By 16 members
IA Finale-God Bless Our Soldier Boys.
Proceeds TO be donated to flag fund
Al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07
EDUCATIONAL
DAY AT HAMMOND
WOMAN'S CLUB

Miss Blanche Nixon. chairman for
Educational Day at the Hammond
Woman's Club put on a program sat
urday afternoon at the Masonic Tenn
pie. which was instructive entertain
ing and delighted the audience Of Ia
dies
Mrs j. o. Thompson. presiding. con-
Quoted the business preceding the pro
gram Battle Hymn o. the Republic
and America were the opening songs
followed BY announcements hy the
chairman Or each department Or meet
ing for the following week The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07

Holy Yumpln Yininy Ger
trude Cleaver.
Hawaiian Moonlight'-Miss Laura
Sass. Miss Lois Daugherty. Miss Mar
earet Downing and Miss Gertrude
CleaVer.
I'm Too Tired to Make Love"-Mrs.
Mac Skellinger.
"Hindustan LOIS Adkins
''Mary"-John Powell
can You Tame Wild women"-John
kamradt
Microbes Mary Towle
Closing song -"Welcone Our Heroes
All the meeting OF the directors o.
the Alice Club saturday afternoon ar
rangements we're made for play to be
given in the near future by the girls Of
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WORLD
GETTING
ANXIOUS
(sULLETIN.)


PARIS, April Tho fate Of the
world Is actually upon the knees of
rhs gods at present.
The actual position OF the peace
negotiations as this week COM
mences follows:
l. The league OF nations consti-
tuition has been completed.
a. An international labor agree
msnt has been reached.
s. AT least one and possibly two
plenary sessions Of the conferences
are scheduled for the present week
to pass upon completed programs.
4. Repor.s OF the financial ex-
perts Of all the powers now COM
pleted and in the hands of the vari-
GUS governments are ready for con-
s1deration by the big four.
8. Preparation demands OF all the
nations have now besn reduced 20
writing and are in possession Of
the leaders
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07
r,r.rr co.sEspoNDENr / N. sGRvIcrl

STAFF coRREsPoHoEHr !. n SERVICE
PARIS April President wilson
had recovered sufficiently from his Sc
we're cold today 10 take UP considera-
ton Of peace problems sgain. He Is
considering confidential reports from
Germany dealing with the economic
situation
These reports. compiled by special at
tsches Of the American economic COM
mission. declare that sentiment in bust
ness circles throughout Germany is
very anxious. The majority of the Ger
man industries have been tied up by
sporadic strikes. The labor leaders are
demanding a seven hour work-day while
the scarcity of food has increased dis
content to a dangerous degree
Summed UP the reports declare that:
Tt is impossible for Germany 10 re-
sumo industrially unless furnished with
raw materials and given markets
abroad. All that is left OF Germany
Industries are their hands and heads. of
which advantage must be taken or
catastrophe may follow"
president Wilson plans. as soon SIS
possible. to CUISINE TO the big four his
eaxct position and insist that the claims
Of America be accepted without any
LONGER waste of time more opu
roistic feeling pervades American cir
cles now.
The Journal. in Commenting today up
on the Italian Jugo-Slav territorial DIS
put.. expressed the opinion that arbi
tration by President Wilson is the onll
solution.
It was expected that If the presiden
continued TO improve. Admiral Graysol
would allow President Wilson to resume
his active deliberations with the BIZ
Four this afternoon.
The delegates hoped to give final con
ei6eration to the reparations question
this afternoon and reach a satisfactor.
agreement.
some progress has been made Ii
modifying the Rhenish frontier. but tn
belief is prevalent that it viii take an
other week 20 settle the troublesom
Adriatic problem.
All the delegates are now striving I
have the peace treaty ready by Easter
Just what course viii be adopte
when the Germans will be called in ha
not been definitely decided. according
report in circulation. 1t has previous
" been stated on high authority tina
the Germans would not be allowed I
discuss any Of the points but would b
told to sign on the dotted line" How
ever, the prediction is now made
certain quarters that the Germans wi
b. allowed to discuss some Of the terms
This prediction is not officially author
ized and would be strongly opposed o
the ground that IL would proions tf
rexotiatiors TO an inordinate length {
time
rrbts will b. an important week f
- @a.. Of the league of nations COW
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JOHN OWN NEVIN
RIILETIN.

FARIs, April 7.-President Wilson
has ordered the liner George Washing
ton TO proceed fro mthe United states
to Brest immediately.
(The George Washington IL the ship
upon which the president has been
travelling back and forth between the
United states and France)
While no official explanation was
forthcoming this afternoon members
of the American commission. pointed
out that the progress of the ne&otia-
lions probably Will permit the prest-
dent to leave for home any time he de-
Nires after the next ten days
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CARD OF THANKS
CARD oF THANKS.

We wish 10 thank our friends for their
many kindly offers Of coincidence and
BEAUTIFUL floral tributes al the time Of
our bereavement in the death Of our
dear wife and mother: also Rev. Sharp
and Golden Rule Council D. Of l..
Mr. VIM Besser and children.
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NOTICE OF final. SETTLEMENT or
ESTATE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE or
ARTHUR McLANE. No. 1705. IN
THE LAKE SUPERIOR COCRT.
MARCH TERM. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the HEIRS.
IEGATEES AND CREDITORS OF Ar
thur McLane. deceased. tn appear in the
Lake Superior Court. held at Hammond.
Indiana. on the 18th day of MAY. 1919.
and show cause If am. why the FINAL
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the es-
tate Of said decedent should not be ap
proved: and said heirs are notified to
then and there make proof Of heirship.
and receive their Gistributive shares
WITNESS the Cl.1k Of tho Lake Su-
pas ca--.- z: Han Inond, this 7th dss
~ April, 1919
HERBERT Z. WTIF.A TN.
(SeaL) Clerk Lake Superior Court.
l-7-14
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Too Late To Classify

LOST-HalI Mark wrist watch. on
Whiting car Sat noon. April 5th. r.
ward if returned To Nellie kostur. Jo5
Inst ct r. Chicago. 5-1--I
WANTED - Woman to wash. ~fery
"wednesday Small family. ~ Sible y
st.. end apt. phone Hammond 1884.
Ait
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07

In the pourins rain Remington L NJ O.
WET PROOF shells shoot just as wei
No swollen bodies or softened crinns.
5-.S-1ol
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TO care a colo IN one nay

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO az IN 7;
tTabIets) 1t stops the C2Heh ana
Headache and works off the Colo. =. W.
GROVES signature on each DON. JUG
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Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
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the club. A special meeting is an
nounced for next Monday evening at
o'clock.
Mrs W. Melser of haywood avenue
received word today telling Of the arr
rival in New York Of her brother-in-
law, o. y. Taylor, who has been in
service in France. lie is expected to
arrived in Hammond tomorrow Mr.
Taylor was commercial teacher IN the
Hammond schools His wife died very
suddenly March and her body is be
INK held in a vault a. oak Hill Gene
terry awaiting MS arrival.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ham. 46s 15oth
street. entertained a number of friends
and relatives at dinner yesterday in
celebration OF Mr. Hams siNty-eighth
birthday anniversary. The guests were
Mrs Ethel Seitz Of Walkerton. Mr.. and
Mrs T. NJ Ham. Mr and Mrs. Dan
Ham Mr. and Mrs. Rov Reeves and
daughter Shirley Of Chicago Lawn. DR.
and Mrs Frederick L. Glenn and son
Albert of oak Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Glenn of GAINESVILLE Wis. Mr.. anr
Mrs George W. Ham and son Everett
owen Nh and Mrs +. F. McDufy Mr.
and Mrs Harry King and daughter
4 Gladys and Ruth and owen Ham.
! Mrs H y Hayward and daughter
Jane Of Valparaiso Will come today q
he The guests Of Mrs r. n Chapman
Of Detroit street for few days.
: Miss Metha Wilhelm of State Linz
street underwent an operation for AZ
pendicitis saturday at St Margaret
hospital
Mrs. F. G. Crumpacker and children o
! Glendale Park are visiting in Nalpa
raise.
Mrs George J. Eder and children an
Mrs Rose Eder have gone to Orlando
Fla, Ia remain for month.
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and receive their distributive shares.
WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake Su-
perior Court. at Hammond. this 5th day
OF April. 1919.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
(Seal) Clerk Lake Superior Court.
4-T-14.
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Mrs. NJ r Warnimonc and August
Mette we're remarked Saturday after
noon AT four O'Clock. 1t was very
ouiet ceremony and the announcement
will bring them the best wishes Of their
many Hammond friends. Mrs. Mette is
proprietor Of a very successful restaur-
ant on Conkey avenue. Mr.. Mette has
,ust returned to Hammond from Brazil
South America. where he spent the past
four years. They vii make their home
at III Conkey avenue. Their son cap
tain Raymond Mette was overseas ana
served with the Sunset Division.
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Last Saturday evening a mi
show was given at l. Q. O. f h r.
state street under the auspices of nc
Faithful Workers Club and more than
I'VE hundred enjoyed the program. The
n-o-.oEs ~ 80 ---e--- lr7n,snf will be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07

The county convention ~ Federated
women's Clubs occurs Wednesday Of
this week at the First Congregational
church. East Chicago. The opening
session will be at ten o'clock and inter
esting programs have been arranged
for both morning and afternoon. Lunch-
con viii he served at 1880 o'clock. The
Hammond Woman's Club will have sew
en- representativ at the meeting and
many Of the club members are planning
to attend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07

The literature department OF the
Hammond Woman's Club Will mee'
with Mrs. H. A. Mcconnell. lZo1 MO
raine avenue. Tuesday afternoon al z:Sp
o'clock 1t IA the day for the annual
election of officers and q program Will
also be given. w b. Howell is the sub
iect and the lesson is in charge OF MIS-
lanes Ailaben.
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Account Of Illness Of one Of the cast
(safety hrsD the three-sct farce comedy
20 be given by the Christian Endeavor
soc'y Of the Christian Church has been
postponed one week until April 18th and
te+h 4-T-5t
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-10-29
Sixteen Year Old Ford
Even Horn Tost.

a rear tcaneau door. Gwo tyi
lnder touring car manufactured
by she Ford Nosor Company in
1905 -- the rear OF that cur psny .
orgsnisatien-and in use s.oce
thas tine Is still en- she Job. "
IL is All eight horse power car,
hss = seventy eight inch wheel
base, u Avc gallon gas tank and
is owned hy G. A. Mccarthy ot
Portland, Oregon.
OF course the Ford isn't
eaac.ly possessed Of the latest
hires and II is beginning ,o wear
alightly, bu: mechsnicslly-wty
cvss the brass horn works. TIE
machine 10 nov being driven on
business trips through Oregon
aud Washington by Mccarthy.
who doseni expect 70 be in the
market for new Ford for some
yeara TO come. since hes kinda
vet cQuain,ed with the old one.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-10-29
Glorious "Irrecenc;lab bles. y

The epi,h,' "cou'emp,ible
qui,ier~. applied tot the staiw 1rt
band Il American Senators who
have 4 '6rd all the powers partl
san, financial rrd by S,,gioal. in
their battle for preservation OF
the honor and Independence OF
the United States, has been sup
planted by "irroconci.ables. " Is
will become glorious aerm. The
miserable aaphis;ry wiki which
the professional "ahhorrera OF
the Shantung outrage, like Sen.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-10-29
Reed Has C.pilusled.

Another Upparaa: II wo'N7n
suffrage has c8nituIa'ci : natter
James 4, Rec. i1e Nilsson,
Democrat uhose -j,ry Gvrurr.a.
ZION on The Senate Z .ar marked
tho eni Of thu tigh, tnr suffrage.
paid this tribute Ia referring H.
the conduct Of women ~ q league
meeting in oklahuns. Il never
voted for suffrage, hsi as that
nee.ina when loco women sat
lnirt when the i.ghts were cut
nf ahuutckupc tn tho conclusion
that they were good enough so
vote Well. eleventh hour re-
pcnSance IN better than sig
necked unrrsensrstion 10 tie
end Of time
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-10-29
6E0 TAPE FiaALlY u oUsO
Z eF Ftrsr u tlG3 sSrrs ss 80 Tea
To- TIT vic C1srse c
Sst@tznSes

t"'' pftt q yit&e gfsre ~ = uaan
a h1 7hts,f Afs rtat4ae4~~ = re nsyxh,
eatr tF.~ s1. saFv IT hlrAa s.e m og~e
a,ain 'tjtAF 4utt'.I s2eu, "a, . soear-
81 aas tier - @pa tae vi /. corps.
Z, "glg'eS s;s saco lhsst IN. ,ss. 4rala.e,
a.av 81 tAeta special ts.,ssot
s>rr<5, id4ar tlayes. s-ss oin..,s-.t
uateH,g of t'.a rsayin,- ror7 a, erhea ri
"a s~Tcg->tun nFoa the a "a IT hs.
~e-ylc, Sergeant Hayes as.t pity b.s
thss speaker In The a.sse. g'.z marine
corps ~, urea his car rs s.etesaa
c"4Ft martial. aa4 afier aeh ssiih~r-
ss.Ja ,l;sFais>s-t S~r seant ts- ~ troan
t'2e scrN tI,', thyis erezatiag rtld disahtl-
.taea. The cRsc iatee @a~ F, t-.~e,i by
TIA president. s. tlo :sag,iegs !! .tsyss aa,t
~>Stnrvd h.ln ~ cttlzen ht,> Hases
as ,la~ hgsa RESTORED h. 49, s.rvsgs
eel created tir>t tisu, sbt an sct
Il so;a.ress having etup1a -r.,. BE pres
titut ~ make ,he appain a. ai
Il Is Il roundabout va - toing =
.aaa hnncr AMI IL shos : ,sasthin2
Nr,s4: with tns, sSststa. Tg' won,is.r
waa- th@ d1.srhgis-'s seati 4a.s.ts Of the
s,,&. r,iHartal gvot.d have sla,Fse I II had
eeva pg.ssed thlt Sergeaa, bay -. naw
ie4sga2n, Hayes hast. overheard
au a~ga-r~son upon his hos eat, ss sery-
tce. f.td ~o'ht;sne1 L by in-ctt, Tin.
csoasu Tines star,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-10-29
TEACHERS WILL CA%%'A AS
EaiI2S> ssfs, t~2-rpe.>' g- srL@ee
as seq c~eSs S@I Cal
Ncys-rs.

scauol teachers >: lvl.4s- Texas.
have sa.gnteeFVd sa.a. services Az
calv>.s@ers t9r tee rhtd HE'D Creas
Ro-l Gait NcseGser tu y T3,sy
sireAty have perfected IA 9ssaa sa-
tica All plan 10 ul-iAe 4 hU1ss~ly Ae,5,e
canvass ca the second SUNDAY u Keu
CAL seek IA al effort @ sgs.l the
toial ii Red CFoss ss1.5srsl.l.ss
Ier .$.V
A. ae each ts,-E- % cAAYass ia
OF c~n dtstact.' one teacher &rttss
u Red Cross heaaQrA~-ers. "es ezpea,
~ accomplish mach BY thl, uHshse as
uoa Aany teacher have ls>,u. s.lnr..
thai .lscy had bsen usa5ir 10 slve a.
much tine 20 war ~urk as Insy slsae.s
and therefore des!re1 H0s 10 al "A
Red Cross In tsrthenns IT, p04er p.a
xrAxA