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The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

John Barrett, Director General of
the Pan-American Union. addressed
the members of the District Com
mandery of the Military Order of
the Loyal Legion in the ballroom of
the willard last evening. Ladies
night" at o'clock. After the in
vestiture of officers a supper was
served, followed by dancing.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

Mrs. Henry B. Joy, wife of Col.
Joy, and sister of Senator Truman
Newberry. who was at the Hotel
Washington, has returned to her
home in Detroit
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

Mrs. Sherman Haight closed her
home here yesterday and went to
New York to join her husband, Capt.
Haight. and to open the house which
they have leased on Staten Island.
Capt. and Mrs. Sherman Haight re-
sided in Washington about a year
and a half.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
SOCIETY

CONTINUED FROM COLUMN THREE
his wife, who is making an extend
ed stay on her brothers farm in
Virginia. She will remain with her
brother. Robert McFadon. until she.
with Lieut. Bangs. will go to their
home in Detroit sometime next
month. They have given up their
apartment in the Portner.
Mrs. Mcmillan Gibson will leave
Washington shortly to visit Gen.
and Mrs. Clarence Edwards. in Bos-
ton. While there she will go to
see her son. who attends school in
Southboro. Mass. Mrs. Gibson will
visit in New York and Atlantic City
before returning to Washington.
Mrs. Robert Kelly is visiting Miss
Catherine Lynn in Columbus. Mrs.
Kelly is the mother of Col. william
Kelly. in command of Base Section
Z at La Rochelle and La Palace.
France, and is one of the youngest
colonels in the American army. He
was decorated with the d. S. NJ. at
Tours.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

Miss Louise PuSh. who will bc a
bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss
Helen Hazel Clark, daughter of In
terstdtc Commerce Commissioned
and Mrs. Edgar Clark, and Mai.
Layson Atkins, L. S. A. on May 10.
will entertain az a luncheon for
Miss Clark on Saturday and will
also give her a theater party on
May s.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

CONTINUED N COLUMN SEVEN
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

ITO be continued.)
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

Miss Nancy Lane. daughter OF Sec
retary and Mrs. Franklin X. Lane.
has as her guest Miss Ada Hughes.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert
Hughes. who will return to New York
today.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

Capt. T. Y. Lu and Lieut.. {. F.
Lin. of the Chinese Legation. have
gone to Newport to inspect the naval
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
HOROSCOPE.
THURSDAY. MAY I. 1919.

Cowrisht. 1919. by the Mcclure Newsp.Isr
tSyndicatel
The sun., 1919-06-25
Borough Of Richmond

Clifton. Schick's Garage. s5l Bay st.
Concord. Sehenk's Garage. 1S:5 Glove Rd.
Grant City. Midland Motor Company, 2os2
Richmond Road.
Great Kills. Amboy Garage. 3sii Amboy
Brewer. II. s.. s,1 Amboy Road.
LinsIeumville. carteret Ferry Corporation.
Mariners uarbcr. spsrry. l.. Washington
New Dorp. New Dorp Garage. 24l5 Rich
mond nd. New Dorp Beach Hotel
Midland Motor Co.. :062 Richmond Rd.
Pleasant Plains. Pleasant Plains Garage.
eAs Amboy Ri.
Port niehmsnd. Port Richmond Garage.
Richmond Garage. l5s Richmond Ave.
Richmond. pobler. Julius. $40 Centre St
Banker. John. 500 Richmond 81.
st. Gscrse, csstlet0n Park Garage. csss
St George Garage, 100 BAY Sc
renes;" foot OF Vanderbilt Aye.
sehsnek's Garage. 1875 Glove road. Ok
staten Island Garage, 361 Van Duser ST
Eeumann prCL. so Rom 81.
United Tire Co. l4s Canal ST.
Wagner Dorrln. Gordon ST.
Tempkissvlie. Auto supply Co.. SO Grit,
81. George Garage. stuyyesant Pl
Blocks Garage, BAY and Hannah sts
J. D. Kiliian Auto Co, Inc, SIS Bay Sc.
ret..n1iiis. P.,o 4 Boya a'a a4 % Main 8.
Tottenville Garage, II Bentley Ave.
w,.sc g S. io2 n, Gss,Iston Aye:
Motor Car Co.. lisa Richmond Ter
InterborouEh Auto Repair & Supply Co.
Elm 81 and Richmond Terrace.
nowohlt Motor Car Co.. 1924 castiston
A. sommer. 1885 Richmond Turnpike
The sun., 1919-06-25
Launch aphtha Points
In Greater New York
City leland. Robert Jacoba
a. Malakoff.

City leland. Robert JaeobG
Joaquin vidal
Now York City. Tho Anna Service, N. Z.
scht Club anchorage FIT. Eat a5d ST.
g. r. Quinn, Clason Point
John Rehm. Bronxkills Boathouse, Fl.
Aaehmond. Capt c. n. CAttsrmols,
+. r, welsh. IT. w. 10th 81,
schooner Lawrence" on TT. Wander.
bilt Ave, Stapleton.
Breoklyn. A. I. Anderson. Timer Pk. Pr.
g. Polling, Oft TT seth ST.
on Stables Pier. SS
Eccksyay Point. =. II. Reid.
College Point. Herman KrasrnAr
Vim. Needham.
The sun., 1919-06-25

Richards Sc. it3, Leonsrd's Garage.
Ridsewood Ave. ass, Cypress Motor Sup
ply Co.
Reid Ave. 200. Putnam Garage.
Robinson Sc. 23s. Robinson st. Garage.
Rocksway Ave. 53s. Roekaway Ave. Gar.
Rodney 81. %, Mau1er Garage.
~. Rodney Keep St Garage.
Resblinr ST. Division Ave. Quick ssrv.
iss. Roeblins q Fillmore Garage.
and North sth St. Roebiing Auto Sup
and SO. eth Sta. Pipoiy Gasoline sta
Rogers Ave. 1913. Empire Garage.
l3l3. Empire Garage.
13t5, Flatbush Auto Service Co.
Rutledge sc. 3:i. Rutisdge- B'way Garage.
Sackett Sc. Gs3. Jacob MorEenthaier.
Sc. John's n, 1882, st. Johns Pl. Garage.
1870. Raiph-st. Johns Garage.
Sc. Marks Ave. sss. Court Garage
2ol. Marsh Garage.
23s, Pratt. Hendricks Co.
500. Wolfman's Garage.
$40. Werbe Realty Corporation.
Saratoga Ave. 10. Stucco Garage.
Scholes Sc. 49,. Graham Garage.
Seneca Ave. SGT, Seneca Garage.
Seventh Ave. sos. Seventh Ave. Garage.
500. Victory Garage.
18th 81. ss1. Prospect PIX. West Garage.
and Neptune Ave. 18th St Garage.
ShoCpehcaa Afay no.us Atsts AeysAoo SeAs
Sheffield Ave. 80, Sheffield Garage.
Siegel Sc. 1855. Bushw,ck Terminal Gar.
9Th 50. 27s, Berg & Benz.
Goth st. ss7. Fort Hamilton Garage
13o2. Louis Balestrino.
1901, New Premier Garage
1875. soth st. Garage.
0sth Sc. 4s5. Louis Stacklsroth.
1sth st. 54s. Unique. Garage
Snedtker Ave. 3S7. Snediker Garage
Is. Atlantic Crossing Garage.
Snyder Ave. -. Snyder Ave-. Garage.
IS, ]. J. Snyder & Sons.
8. Elliott Place. ~. Elliott Garage
stngs Sc. 13o. Stage Garage.
Starr st. 15a5. Sunset Garage. Ino.
State st. goa. Daniel +. Z. Leary.
Stanhopo st. 6, Stanhope Garage.
Sterling Place. 473. Colony Garage.
100. Bolts Garage.
t1t. Cath-Eliz Garage
500. Croker Garage.
Stephens Court. 30. D. r. Stephens.
Stone Ave. -. Near Broadway. Lux Gar.
SIS. Pecker's Garage.
Stuyvesant Ave. %. Stuyvesant Hts. Gar.
Sumner Ave. ia. Excelsior Garage.
Suffer Ave. 1900. Bernard schwsrman.
Taylor st. IS. Wright Cake Co.
Ten Eyck st. -. d. W. Kaatza
Iilden Ave. 222:. Flatbush Auto Co.
18th Ave. A:o. chas. Dobbin.
Throop Ave. 4. Gayety Garage.
~. Sepiowitz Bros.
and Myrtle AYES. Federal Garage
Troy Ave. los. Troy Ave Garage.
$50. Harris Garage.
| .4th Ave. ss:7. T. Fl. Joyca
| :ith st. 737. American Gar. & Mach. wks
saith st. 10. s&th st. Garage.
q Ave. . Lake CO. D. Sickle.
Union st. 7ss Union Garage
sll. Mcintosh Bros.
S35. NJ. Eckhoff
$50. Academy Garage
$40. Park Plaza Garage.
lT16, Lincoln Terrace Garage
Cor. Suffer Ave-. Palace Garage.
Van Slnderen Ave. sbs. williams Garage.
Vanderbilt Ave. :e7 Vanderbilt Garage
Vernon Ave. 3o1. Keystone Garage
as. Hohweisner 4 Sons.
Watkins st. 1874. Fischer Auto Co.
ISIS, Public Garage
So. Watkins st. Garage.
w.rerly Ave. "a. Merchants Garage
35i. waveriy Garage.
wcirfleld st. $50. Fred Brurers Garage
W. 18th Sc. 4 Neptune Ave. r. Minichelio.
". goth st. II. n. Ave. somsrs Garden
". 31th Sc. Mermaid Avs. seasats Gar.
NillouEhby and KnickerbocksR Aves..
Willoughby Garage.
and Sostrand AYES. willoughby Gar.
Co.. Inc
ard Myrtle Ayes. Lind Garage.
Wythe Ave. <o1. p. J. o'Rourks.
The sun., 1919-06-25
Queens ,

Astoria, Astoria Gar. Willow q Franklin
Charles Amann, 70 Fulton Ave.
str Ms sasnse. y ~ n Xi.nd'r'sn''s Ave-
Brust Bros, Garage. asa sth Ave.
Faieoner Gar. Co.. Is3 jamaica Ave,
Priv..e auto Rental Service Co. -
1. Galiy.
nroadway 3 LIST Ave. peiansy's. Garage.
Bayslde. Reutiinger's Garage.
College Point. College Point Garage
Krssners Express Co.
Corona. Chatneld Garage. Jackson Ava.
Johnson Hodas. Inc. lo-ls W. jackson
Powell 4 Son. 1sa W. jackson Ave-
s. X. Auto Accessories.
Lane and Railroad Ave.
DouslAston- Manor Garage.
Elmhurst. Douglaston Manor Garage Co
Elmhurst Bridge Gar. KinEsiand Ave.
Il c. prews. 81 Corona Ave.
z Fsber Case. Station. Jackson Ave. 4
25th st.
J. Krau.. Queens Blvd. & Caldwell Ave.
Queens Blvd. Garage.
Flushing. Red Lion.
Flushing Auto Garage, ITO B'way.
Rainier Motor Corp, TT Farrinion ST.
Wilson's Garage. -
Mold's Garage.
Qusensboro Garage. co broadway.
Upper Flushing Gar. ~ Murray 81.
New broadway Flushing Garage, San.
ford Ave. & Broadway.
wilkins Garage. Jackson Ave. & Shell
Sesgers Garage
Forest Hiils. Continental Gar. Continsa-
Forest Hills Garage, Queens 1Ivd.
Fred. Frey Mstropol. a Cooper Ave
Glsndsle. VIM. Rupp. Cooper Ave.
Central Garage. Cooper Ave
v. JAnrohn. Cooper Ave and Sandoi ST.
ssot. Glendale Public Garage.
Hollis. Foiiis Case. sta, Fulton ST, Rus.
sell Ysspis, Prop.
Hcwa.d Beach. Anderson 4 sisrk.
II. Paulson.
The sun., 1919-06-25

yanaicn. Mrs A. &shrtens. Hillside ana
Columbus AYES.
Fulton st. & Columbus Ave.
G, Higgins, Locust Ave. &c Merrick Rd.
Theatre Garage. Twombiy PL 8 Stand
Baker Bros. Garage Co.. Inc. 10 No.
Cohen 4 Roth CO.. Merrick Road near
Frank BeIman. Y! Rockaway Rd-
Disbrow Bros. Hillside Ave.
Franklin Garage, Franklin sc.
Hiiiside Garage. Hillside Ave.
Mott Bros, Hillside Ave.
Palm Gar. Hillside .. Flushing Ave-
strangs Auto Garage Co. Inc. Fulton
John ysionti. Hillside Ave. q Hoffman
Grssrs Garage. Rockawsy Road ana
South Side Garage. 81 South Sc.
Kew Gardens. Colonial Garage. Queens
Litt', Meek, c0rnslrs Garage
Long Island City. C. j. Brown. Bridge
ciarfs Gasoline Station. Jackson and
NJ I. Watts. Bridge Plaza
R RS%Is6a John ~ Crescent 81
webster Ave. Gar. tth & Webster Ava.
Shapse Auto Co. Bridge Plaza.
Postal Garage, So. WashlnEtonfPL
Plaza Garage, 3es Jackson Ave.
Queens Court Gar. Inc, Bridge Plaza.
Brewster e. Co. bridge Plaza.
Simplex Auto CO.. Vernon Ave. q 18th
J. Smiths Upgrade Garage. IT Is. Ave.
Auto Repair Machine Co.. Bayside.
Everready Garage. 500 Crescent Sc.
kaiser's Gasoline Station. Thompson Az.
Meadow Near Park. Meadow Near Park
Garage.
Middle Village. Hirsch. Jacob
North Beach. z. DottkL
Ozone Park. L. r. Aeliere, jerome Ave.
August Schrempp. Rockaway Road.
Queens. Queens Auto Repair Shop. Hemp
chss Lester, Rocky Hill Rd. and Jsri-
Fulton s.. 4 Jericho Turnpike. W. L. q
Richmond Hill. Apex Gar. Lensrts. nr.
Kew Gardens Gar, Metropolitan Ave.
X. & s. Garage and Repair Co.. Lefrerts
}. J. Lake & Son. 3sls jamaica Ave.
Jerome Gar, Jerome & Bedford Ave.
niehmond Hili Garage 4 Machine Co.
Hillside Ave. 4 Vine st,
Greenwood Gar. 2so+ Jamaica Ave.
South Osone Park. II. Murch, Rockaway
Road and Lincoln Ave.
q woocman. Rockaway Road.
springneld. e. d. Abrams, Merrick Rd.
W. B. Jones. Msirick Road and Spring.
neld Ave.
Whitestene. Nelson & Black Garage
OFees Garage.
Whitaker Corp.
Winfield. Ringel Il Miller. Queens Blvd.
and Rowan ST.
woodhnyen. X. Keller. Rockaway Rd.
and Ferry St
A. L. Louvet. Jerome Ave.
Five Point Gasoline Station Rockaway
Rid. and Boyd Ave.
G, q T. Garage. llss Jamaica Ave.
Manor Garage. 1898 Jamaica Ave,
Woodhaven Garage. Jamaica and Wood.
haven Avea
Forest PIX. Garage. 1877 Jamaica Ave.
Woodside.N Kunars Garage. Flushing Rd.
IL Miggo. Jackson Ave. and sth st.
Woodside Gar, 18th St. and Jackson Ave.
jackson Heights Garage, jackson Ave.
and Trainsmeadow Rid
The sun., 1919-06-25

white Plains Rd. 1881. Gasoline Stations.
Inc.
wIiHsmsbridss I'd. i4ss. rhomp.on's Ga
rage. ].
and Ludwig Ave. tnear Pelham Park
way), n. Manson q Son.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY
 CEREMONIES n
 BE IMPRESSIVE
Veterans ofThree Wars Will Take Part In Parade This Morning and Program Later at the City Hall Plaza

Veterans of three wars will join this morning to make Memorial day the biggest and greatest ever observed in Phoenix. Among the features of, the day will be Q parade of war veterans of the Civil, Spanish and European wars and an impressige program on the city hall plaza in the heart of the city.
 Few veterans of the Blue and the Gray will be left to participate in the parade today. but it is assured that those who do remain will be there. Veterans of the Spanish American wsr will be more numerous and out in full .torce. But it will be the veterans ot the Great War that promise to make the day the most ceremonious in local history Members of the Great Wa1 Nterans' association will participate almost to a man.
 Added to the three generations of veterans will be the women's auxil- Iaries and the WOman's Relief Corps.
 Parade at 9:3o a. m.
 The various units of the parade wlli assemble at the federal building at 9:30 o'clock this morning to form for the parade. The parade will move along First avenue to Monroe street east to Center, south to Washington and east again to Second street to ;he stand on the city hall square.
 The line of march will be led by the hand, followed by the Great War Vet terans. Then will come, in order, the Spanish War Veterans and the Wom- ans Auxiliary. the Confederate Veter- ans. the G. A. R. and the Woman's Relief Corps.
 The exercises at the stand will be- . gin shortly before 10 o'clock and will consist of speeches, prayers and music,
Arizona republican., 1919-05-30
A CATFISH STORY

An old Coon at Jefferson City, for ty years ago, caught a two-pound catfish and was so well satisfied with his skill as a fisherman that he lay down and took a nap. with the fish beside him. Another smoke came along soon after, picked up the fish and left a half-pound one in it's place. When the man and brother" woke up, the first thing his eyes sought was the fish, and it took several seconds to realize what had happened. Then, turning the fish over and scrutinizing it very closely, he exclaimed, "Golly, how dat fish am shwunked,"
Arizona republican., 1919-05-30
5 ACRES That Shine With a Golden Glow

But Paramount has FORTY-THREE other golden acres-and room on the Block 46 hold ings for several 5,00O-barrel wells Paramount looks today like the biggest fortune maker i'll the entire field; and Paramount's stock is worth MUCH MORE than $5 share. Mr. Weller said he was going to sell certain number of shares for $1.50-he said that the price would not be raised until June 5-unless all these shares were sold before that time. He said POS TIMELY that not one share would be sold after June for less than $3-ooks now like the price will be nearer $10. And there's hardly doubt but that the $1.50 shares will be sold within the next twenty-four hours
Arizona republican., 1919-05-30

Address for Great War Veterans, A. c. Taylor.
 Tribute to the Dead, by Woman's Relief Corps and Womans Auxiliary Taps-Simon Novinger
 Benediction by Rev. J. A. Waile5.
 Song, America"
 The day will be generally observed as holiday. All public buildings will be closed and many of the merchants will close their doors at least part of the day.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-30

Ground"
 Address for Civil War Veterans. Gee D. Christy.
 Song-"Battle Cry of Freedom Address for Spanish War Veterans E. F. L. Shepherd.
 lover There" by band
Arizona republican., 1919-05-30

with a tribute to the dead. The pro- gram follows:
 Exercises at Stand Prayer by Dean Scarlett. Song-"Star Spangled Banner Lincolns Gettysburg address. Soug-"Tenting on the Old Camp
Arizona republican., 1919-05-30
$11,0OO Per Day

The BURk SUN just eourt miles from Parmt Block 46 holdings
 making FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED barrels Speaking dollars and cents u Sun earning $O0 each day for its Should like wA FUNDED PER CENT DIVIDEND should have such immediately be worth $40 for
Arizona republican., 1919-05-30

gently in Newfoundland and has been assembled for the flight across the ocean. The plane was
 built at the company's plant at
Arizona republican., 1919-05-30

tandley-Page, Rolls Royce machine. on final test flight and Major T. Gran, navigator, left; Admiral Mark Kerr, center, and Major H.
 C. Brackley, its pilots.
 Cricklewood, England, and shipped from there. It has four 350- horsepower Rolls Royce, Eagle Mark VIII engines.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-30
Drilling Now

Paramount didn't wait until the stock had been sold to begin drilling operations Paramount is managed by oil men and NOT PROMOTERS. The company was organized to PRODUCE oil, not to SELL STOCK. Just as soon as the best acreage in the Burkburnett field was selected by Mr. Herbert Myers, general manager of Para mount and when the organization was perfect ed, contract was made with, perhaps, the best known and most successful driller in the Burk- burnett field-the man who drilled the Burk- Waggoner, the TWO-MILLION-DOLLA WELL-to begin drilling immediately on PAR AMOUNTS Block 46 property. Already the drill is down more than 900 feet and within the next two weeks PARAMOUNT'S first gusher will be i'll.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-04-18
I'M INTEREsT-sA
LAONA NEWS ITEMS

Jack Hayes was a caller Saturday.
Harry Shelter spent Sunday at Green
Bay.
Guy Truck is spending a few weeks
at Wausau.
Sheriff John of Orandon was a caller
in town Tuesday.
Miss Tena Krieser returned from
Chicago Saturday,
W. w. Bennett motored to Crandon
Tuesday on business trip.
A number of Blackwell and Wabeno
people did shopping here Saturday.
VIM. Shampeau and Jas. Moore of
Wabeno spent Sunday with friends.
R J. Johnston received Buick cars
last Saturday for distribution in Laona.
Ed Lambert left Sunday for De Pere
where he will spend few months in a
sanitarium.
Matt Zahringer has purchased the
old Hughes building and moued it onto
his lot oppsite the depot.
County Highway Commissioner VIM.
Sherlock looked over road work at Ca
YOUR and Laona Tuesday.
VIM. Carroll returned from Camp
Dodge last week. He is visiting the
Herman family at present.
The Royal Neighbors met at the
home of Mrs. Duranso Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mallow was initiated.
Will Schoenike and family moved to
Lena Saturday where Mr.. Schoenike
has purchased a drug store.
VIM. Patzer and Frank Flannker, of
Blackwell, attended the banquet at the
Hotel Gordon Taesday night.
Miss Agnes Nc Donald returned to
Laona Monday. She will continue her
work as saleslady at the Connor store.
A banquet was given at the Hotel
Gordcn Tuesday night to the Victory
Loan committees of the various towns
in the county.
Clarence Trucky returned Sunday
from Camp Houston where he has been
the past seven months serving Uncle
Sam in the capacity of of auto mechan
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-04-18
Victory Loan Terms

The twenty-six counties of Wiscon-
sin in the ninth federal reserve dis
trict have been allotted nine million
dollars of the Victory Liberty Loan.
The ninth district quota ia one hund-
red fifty seven million FIVE hundred
| thousand dollars out of total for the
Nation of four billion five hundred mill
loin dollars. The rate of interest is
four and three quarters per cent. The
unexpected small amount of the loan
and the high rate of interest has
brought great JOY to the Liberty Loan
workers of the ninth federal reserve
district who will begin their campaign
Monday April 21st. as announced by
the Treasury Department.
The Victory Liberty Loan will take
the form of Gold Notes maturing in
four years These notes will be ex-
empt from State and Local taxes ex-
cept estate and inheritance taxes and
from normal federal income taxes.
The notes will be convertible at the op-
tion of the holder throughout their life
into three and three quarters per cent
four year taxes except estate and in
heritance taxes The notes of both
series will be dated and bear interest
from May Goth nineteen nineteen and
will mature on May goth nineteen
twenty three. If the loan is oversub-
scribed as is probable only subscrip-
tions of ten thousand dollars and less
will be allotted in full. The terms of
this issue haye been based upon the de-
sire devise security which will not
only prove attractive to the people but
the terms of which will insure a good
Governor of the Federal Reserve bank
commented as follows 'the terms of
the Victory Liberty Loan are SO ex
tremly favorable and the amount to be
raised in this District is so compara-
lively small that to my mind there is
absolutely no doubt but that the loan
will be promptly oversubscribed in the
ninth federal reserve district " A. r.
Rogers Chairman of the Central Lib.
erty Loan Committee expressed eager
satisfaction over the terms of the loans.
The Victory notes are the finest Sc
curity ever issued by the United States
said Mr.. Rogers. People i'm this Bis
trict and all over the United States will
take them because they appreciate
their value as an investment and be-
cause they believe in their Government.
The Treasury Departments an
nouncement of loans should dispel the
last trace of pessimism and this has
been the cause of our only fear about
the overwhelming success of the loans.
If your paper is not issued for sever
al days please advertise facts as widely
as possible Thanks
A. R. Rogers $50 AM K.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-04-18
Get Your Bond Monday

Fellow Citizens:-
Forest County will raise the Victory
Loan issue of bonds on Monday April
twenty-first.
You have been allotted your fair
share of the apportlonment to Wabspe,
and the allotment has been placed in
the hands of the Wabeno Committee.
The Wabeno Committee will be at
the store of M. J. Dickinson during the
entire day, Monday.
You are directed to appear there
sometime during the day to take out
your bond 1t will be necessary to
make list of those who do not appear
either to take out the Victory Bond or
explain to the Committee why they do
not do 80.
Please take good care, for the honor
of Wabeno, that your name is not on
that list.
Yours for the Victory Loan
r. j. Johnson
County Chairman
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-04-18

The Senior class have started 20
practice their class play, "All of Sud
den Peggy" 1t will be given May 9th.
Miss Anabel Brooks has charge of tSe
specialties betwe acts and Miss Janet
Johnson, assisted by Miss Florence
Schlegel, is coaching the play.