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Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-23

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! 1t IS hereby enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State OF Vermont:
Section 1. All persons, companies
associations or corporations residing or
dong business IN this state that enter
into any agreements with an insurance
| company, assoclatior, individual, hrm,
| underwater or Lloyd, not authorized to
do business Ill this state, whereby SAID
person, company, association or corpora
ton shall enter into contracts OF IN
surance covering risks within this state,
with said unauthorized association. IN
dlvidual, firm. underwater or Lloyd,
for which there is premium charged
Of or collected from said person, COM
pany. association, or corporation so in
sured, shall, annually on the first day OF
December or within ten days thereafter,
return to the tax commissioner state
ment, under oath, OF all policies or con-
tracts of insurance or indemnity taken
by said person, company, association or
corporation during the preceding twelve
months. Such statement shall show the
amount of insurance and the gross pre-
miums paid to each stock company for
insurance during the period covered by
such statement. and there may be de-
Quoted from the gross premiums any
premiums returned to the insured on
policies cancelled where such policies
have been issued during the term COW
cred by the statement, or premiums re-
turned on policies cancelled where. such
original premiums have been previously
taxed under this act; or if the insur-
ance or indemnity is with a mutual
company or association or individual
or through an attorney for individuals,
partnerships or corporations, or firm or
Lloyds, such statement shall show the
amount of insurance or indemnity and
gross premium or deposits or payment
made to secure such insurance or indem-
nifty and from said gross premium or
deposit or payment there may be de-
Quoted any premiums returned to the in
sured on policies cancelled where such
policies have been issued during the
term covered by the statement or pre-
millms returned on policies cancelled
where sucf original premiums have been
previously taxed under this act. The
tax commissioner shall give notice to
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-23
under section five thousand six hundred
and fifteen of the General Laws.
Approved April T. 1919
NO. Al

AN ACT RELATING TO ENEMP-
TIONS FROM TAXATION OF
INVESTMENTS BY BANKS IN
THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State of Vermont:
Section /. y domestic savings bank
or savings institution, trust company or
savings bank and trust company, doing
business i'll the state may, in determin-
ing the amount of its deposits and
Accommodations subject to tax. deduct
tllcrefron, in addition to the deduction
of assets invested in securities of the
United States under the provisions of
sections one thousand and thirty-one
and one thousand and thirty-three of
the General Laws, the average amount.
not exceeding five per cent, of its assets
invested i'll securities OF the Victory
Liberty Loan.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved April J, 1910.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-23

AN MI ~ <tXNEIND lolN /G<
OF THE GENERAL LAWS. RE-
LATINO TO NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State OF Vermont:
Section 7. Section 7S2 Of the Gen
eral Laws is hereby amended so as to
read as follows;
Sec. 7Ss. When the list of a person
has been made under the provisions of
THE second preceding section, he shall
be notified thereof by the listers on or
before six days from the day fixed by
law on or before which abstracts of in
dividual lists shall be completed and
lodged in the town clerks office, by a
written notice delivered to him per
sonally, or by registered mail, or left
at his last usual place of abode, if 4
resident, or if a nonresident, mailed to
him at his last known residence In
case OF corporation, the notice shall
be delivered or mailed to the officer
whose duty ii is to make the inventory.
in towns having population of one
thousand or less when the list Of a per-
son has been made under the provisions
OF the second preceding section, he shall
be notified thereof by the listers on
April twenty-first in the manner herein
prescribed
Sec 3 This act shall take effect
from its passage
Approved March rs, 1910.
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PUBLIC ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 1919

each unorganized town and gore for the
purposes hereinafter provided. which
tax shall be the only tax assessed or
levied therein upon such grand list
Approved March 7, 1919.
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NO. 80
AN ACT TO PERMIT TOWNS TC
PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT
OF INTEREST ON OVERDUE
T'AVEC

PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT
OF INTEREST ON OVERDUE
TAXES.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont:
Section l. A town, city, fire or school
district i'll which the taxes are collected
by collector and which does not vote
to give discount for the prompt pay
mcnt of taxes may vote to adopt the
provisions OF this act, and if it so votes
taxes assessed shall be due and payable
not later than the first day of October
and on taxes so assessed that remain
unpaid after such date, interest shall
be paid at the rate of one-half of one
per cent per month from such date until
such taxes are paid but town, city,
fire or school district may, by vote,
ordinance or bylaw change the date for
the payment of taxes and time when I'm
paid taxes shall begin TO draw interest
to an earlier or later date.
Sec. :, This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved March II. 1919,
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NO. SO

AN ACT MAKING .APPROPRIA-
TONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF
GOVERNMENT AND PROVID-
ING FOR CERTAIN SPECIAL
APPROPRIATIONS.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont
PART /
General Regulations
Section I. The sums hereinafter
named, or so much thereof as may he
necessary, are hereby appropriated for
the purposes specified in the following
sections of this act; and when no time
is expressly named during which any
of such appropriations is to continue,
such appropriations are hereby declared
to be single appropriations and only
for the purpose indicated.
Sec. ?. I he limit of each appropria-
ton actually to be expended shall be
subject to the approval of the board of
control, to be determined by such board
as the work authorized may progress,
and shall in no case exceed the maxi
mum sums herein specifically appro-
priated, unless herein otherwise cN-
pressly provided.
Sec. 3. The appropriations herein
after authorized shall be divided into
two classes, viz: (A) annual appro-
priations; and (B) special appropria-
tions; and no money shall be diverted
from one class into another, except as
herein expressly authorized.
Sec. 4. The manner in which each
appropriation shall become available and
the purpose thereof shall, unless other
wise specified i'll this act, be the same as
is provided by statute with respect to
the particular department, board, insti-
tuition or official for whose benefit such
appropriation is made. If it appears
that any of such appropriations are in
consistent with the provisions of such
statute or the use most beneficial to such
department, board, institution or Off
cial then the board of control shall
have authority to designate the manner
and purpose of the expenditure of such
appropriation to the respective depart
ments, boards, institutions or officials.
Sec. S. The sums hereinafter appro-
priated, unless otherwise designated,
shall be available only during the fiscal
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NO. 10

AN ACT IN ADDITION TO CHAP
TER 40 OF THE GENERAL
LAWS. RELATING TO lNHERl
TANCE TANES, PROVIDING
FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF
AN ADDITIONAL APPRAISER
IN CERTAIN CASES
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-23
NO. 81

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTIONS
ST., 87s AND 877 OF THE GEN
ERAL LAWS, RELATING TO
THE ASSESSMENT AND EARLY
COLLECTION OF POLL TAXES.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-23
NO. 43

AN ACT RELATING TO THE
PLACING OF INSURANCE IN
COMPANIES NOT AUTHOR
lied TO DO BUSINESS IN THE
STATE AND LEVYING A TAX
ON SUCH COMPANIES.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-23
NO. "a

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 786
OF THE GENERAL LAWS, RE-
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-23
NO. SO

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 7aa
OF THE GENERAL LAWS. RE-
LATINO TO NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-23
NO. Al

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 1920
OF THE GENERAL LAWS, J..
LATINO TO RETURNS TO BE
MADE By TELEPHONE CON-
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NO. 81

IAN ACT TO AMEND SECTION zsr
OF THE GENERAL LAWS, RE
LATINO TO OMISSIONS IN
GRAND LIST.
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES

r.H HNLE-lb.U T.. international en-
En', western Electric generator b
O. ~. HFIf.h b0nfd. volt meter. wrn.
.'''r pni fhroHtht. also belt conpleis
I"l' plant 100 ROOD fOndition at har-
rIIn D. T. rHfroll, lios NG, nham'
.p.t Dah.
a H WHITE. elrnue motors and
glu,uilfs. igi vs. Reno, Oklahoma
'I'. uFI1 phone walnut s,2?
INE HAtE ono press cotton oil mill.
.H ftIr condition located In Nlssls-
HIl. nu inH Illinois Central ralltOad,
.IF'r'HIF now being made. Address 7.
o. lrD.Nf. fornwood. Miss
lI MD tOLD STORAGE PLANTS
Hp frliIr Hri overhaul ihsm. only
'.'.t m'u uF'H. ll0nH't Cook I'm
H. f.Hf GO. o. e. Shauel. Okihomn
IIs. .uNur HifDNn n0wser cut iO2
r.UlIu, pump M " Glbbena, 80
.u.Y.H I.Ir oklahoma Cliy
IN.r ~ q International caroline
.n..f' almost nnH, g.. 10 ". Main.
...f r.i
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
INH SALE TVo second hand bollefa
n .H OBJ" W Vet. ~ VIII pay sou 10 In.
Ef" 'hrlo NHu0 Bros Co. zOs
I.s' 'Hnf
. .Iur sELr. Ig,0r nv library Pacific
"'i .H.'NH' .''fH Reports EnryClo-
l. ft'' l.pss f. g. Noyef. Gage.
iUu SALE Duo NJ ne best suburban
F'.'rf. F'Y..s iu 'he oity. Phone
N.r'. lo'"l
IOr SALE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IOI SAIL Thoroughbred rNo1, la-
l..I l.,d coCEc',lu Thou, NI.t
N'e j l,.dug. route 7, ONuhom, D...,
U.t
ruunoUGHnRED Barred I,o.a ,.a
;'uN per s,,uuE Phone ~ .l.-.
J. ..'n 50
WHITE WyANpoTTE ,grs 'for N.'rn-
Iur. 8 'n f0r o.. N. j rHN.... I....
., box l''.E. rural phone WN-.l
FtE sNIE-NcN ZDhnd Urd EHss
.IHhNI'z for 'tl|rE D. breeding. weight
Z 90 e. pounds rH.u -ifh and Eastern
avenue
BABY CHICKS for slic. H,rrcl H.rt.
and Khod" Island Rods Phone &l.-
y Mrs ). E,dlug. route 3. Oaltl'uI
/ WANTED Fl,wtSh Giant rnhht da,r
f1r breeding purposes Address gi..
lrg 'ull description, T. o. uoN NO
-. A'nnt, okla
NEW ZEALAND RED r,hits foy sllt
J o. Hudson, Pnvncc, pkn.
TAEM raised single comb White Log
horn eggs ;or hatchlng good layers
- q per %. postpaid. Emma Tickle.
Choctaw, rlln, r. ,
IEOUOrGnRRID single comb white
Lcghorn eggs: from snu-Dgg strain
81 90 Tor l., S. per hundred. Cha.}cs
Long, RoV aSi. oklahoma cay
s. e. HUFF OUPlNGTON eggs TO-
sale: 70 for s.: cock. 81. cockrrcl. 8,
9cl T. Main. Edmond. Okla. '. \ $
{ llru
/ BARRED ROCK 'gcg. 9oc setting. s.
pct 100 Walnut yioe-J
BARRED rock Eggs Tor Matching. 81 90
toy A.. " ilo3-l
WASTEp-To buy setter puppy. eithtf
sex, io' over II months of age, must
be pedlgreed, give age, color and price
IN frs, letter PSI. uklnhom1n
FOR SAIE-2 fine Barred Rock cock
crcls, cheap. can ci2 North Harvey
For Pcdigrcoh New 2crnud
rabbits 3ei East 9Th Maple 1886
/ FOR SALE or trade for cau1ry hlrh ur
anything I can use, registered female
aircdale 6aa West portHwl'omir
FOR sALE--Choap. Of tradc Tor malc
ntrcdalc, one pediGtced m 10 LlrwtNyn
! setter, about l6 months Old, partially
! trained. beautifully marked. 1924 W
c9th Phone Maple 9ole.l.
ntfF ORPlNGTON eggs, 81 80 setting
l2l West 7th.
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Motor Company
REPAIRING AND
REBUILDING

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came" Hllf 3p ,,I.s a1, ,.i .,tl'
/ 'Nl.Nli'AiN 80 ll NIlNIN
., ''Nl NNN ..
.r. To- "'f'.'N l''"' M'V' we
FOR sNLE WaNsft electric coupe.
500. Phone Nrg. '.In.J after 8 . r
MIST r,I.AlN .r D.,l,rr PAGE
. fI,ff.., -r.. rr.. ..rsst r.W
/ WnIn.t - hI T.Hmar
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'' N''n' .'
:, 90 PACKARD TNiN SlN
\"wN warn shed. fNr cord i-ss
P y. ,-nl.'
q, l.l 'N. ~. I...- 'lNIbNl
walnut ..'. '''.''''.
CADILLAC
lNrh' lu1r. 'Ni'.. l.I.s fns,r.
cora '''., ''. '".tl .'N
" '..'I ''N .l'N.
l.'''-h'i'N l#li.hIlu.s walnut
sNNpN IN
d'''.' Walnut .IH.
FOR SALE LIrhf I,rth,r '.u nurst
nnI haHr..s. on..r Sec ~ a., " -tr
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PERSONAL

IlllSONf nfnluod Win rhinrIr dI f..
ttHrH iu rRriuulu WuIk iuI Irll-
urn should phunu Nlplr 800
lubi lluiHDa iUr mIwiryI buN.
~ hH.l. lIu nHrd nom ORIuhuuil
rIW stone mlHu ty uuds Kinii,
Nri' mother. iNinr lYNy iNf rm &c.
cincinnati. Dh'0
Zenith CHr jlrctCrs
H'rylrS station Ports and 'tfmf,iUrr
iOf HIl Uui' nf .ufV
tulLlbH 4 WILLIAMS.
Hnl Z N,m Nih go
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SEED, PLANTS AND TREES

SUDAN $3.50. maize. t,nr. fetcri1.
'isN. orange nrd' rmtrr cane. g. 5n.
rI rnp S. Mn.inJuue corn. $3.50 per
... H. Az Irrleaucr. llO 10 bags.
Freight pa.I. ,Io1ey with order. Purity
seed CO.. Lubbock. Texas
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MISCELLANEOUS TRADES

TRADES YES that n my frat name;
conn" boo with 'usth.ng YOU have.
lfi.' II right. leave the rest 10 me-;
trading IS ms business. la NaIson,
90. Baltimore Ildg
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NOTICE

Move hprn isrUO west Mlln. slnger
S.N.Wr Machine tu
NDTi'I 90 rrtl estate men Ny Prop
iri Mra T. f. Htl"y
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LIBERTY BOMBS

LIBERTY BONDS
u you must sell your
!Jegty bonds we viii,
pay cash for al issues. Dc
you still owe part on
come Of tcem we will
cGy tl1em ont for y0u.
Come and Gee uJ or mail
tl.em 90
FEDERAL TRUST co.
NGpIo 500 900, CDlrord Bldg
oklahoma gi't.
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IN| SALE uur ~ iis lest suburban
T'fr' H'Y.z 90 iha city. Phone
N.f.. |Ns..I
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LOST AND FOUND

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IINNlb TO my place. ..fcl'-uIl
I.''.f. branded i IT, S'tNnId.
Yukon. 'FH l'Hu'o 4 luN I'm
rtl.N tp T.,r, fgN, .v.fybt ,r.,.-
DN.., pry l..r s,,r, d. s,,i,, o.,
r.s al aud faed ,lIl Mamie lfgD after
10 % v
II-I. A r,.t U,,,,f., mad. a., srrat.
i.la trrfe #sf-.I
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outlined a. in r,.b ana o.J,ii,,g 10,
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g.. d.
L.sr -W,., x,t., initial. u- ~
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sr. 1913 " :sih or cali Maple 1sey-J
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ward
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iron.gray, y1a%. "t Ii I'D. / .orrei J y" %a,r.
old. hav. years old I black, wear
o'i. I brown. with white face, ! wear
old. PHONE or write information sam
lror. Mustang, pkln.
LOST Red sweater. small white stripe
ufuuud slIlur .ollbr. between Wheat
hud and Dt'ahoma Ciiy. SUNDAY. 6ls
81 N'h. reward.
VDsT u..k b,ptha, %, N,in ,tr..,
containing money ma receipt Leave
~ kyfts notion department Reward
LOST or sTOLE%-Indys rold watch
U,r,,u t.igLn ,boye,,,nt ni.s.a ,s
turn lOl EJst 5th
I,s1. gTuNyEp on -sTnI.I,S o,,o
u.li, AMOR, r,,. np."e,. ra,nc
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KoDAKs. AND FINIsHlNG

KODAK FILMS developed 1rJ printed
Ws no superior work write t1f 81. %
.H' $50 au not sacrifice quality for
Hp.,d N's'filI pfug Company. Okla.
hgrNk ri-I. developed free. any slie
pictures finished 1c o1rh. guaranteed .
WpIi to the Picture sNnp, DhicK,shn.
bkln
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n. {. M:rard

Hotels. kcu'Hinc Houses on Stocks.
I..si with re for quick nlr
iUN's West Main Walnut ssgl
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I.N E|II 1tIH lv library. Pacific
.rl .H'Ua' 'fsfn Reports. EncyClo-
f.s' lYusa f. g. Noyef. Gage.
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PLANTS PLANTS PLANTS
NNhniNsalo upI na.nn

Nnolc~he ana Retail
Nancy Han and Hrndlet sweet
potatoes; nlue Ribbons nt tho okla
home state Fair, 'siS. cabbngc, tomn
toes; four varieties sweet md ho, pep.
rcfs; collnrds md cRulnhwcryi t~g.
plants, grown hy llclriHn truck gard.
cnci rcndy Tor shipment April ist. Iqiy.
For nriceA and terms Hrto Ben
Ncldermnn northwest corn,N NJ Penn
Nlvnnln and Reno, Oklahoma city
OKLA
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u0n.l w.ts .u sa. g..
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

INH SALE TVp second hand boilers.
n NO 'N" W Vet. ~ VIII pay sou 10 In.
..'E|fH these. NIuo Bros Co. 2Os
H. EfrfH
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FINANCIAL.

BEST apartment building In city. pay
lng 10 percent net on $4,000, viii
sell ON basis oi l5 percent net on your
Investment. terms, f-co, care Okla
h1nan
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lH.I HALIr lb.H T.. international en-
gur, western Eleciflr generator B
~ HFI' % bDnfd. Volt meter w'n.
.'''r lni rhroHtht also belt conpleis
IHh' plant .u ROOD condition II q har-
rIIu D. T. rufroll, lios 2iG ham'
Iu.E Dah
, 1919-03-27
RUSSIAN PRINCESSES
LEARN TO TRIM HATS
y. W. C. A. Saves Wife of Genera
From Becoming Charwoman.


When the war work of the Y. w. C.
A. in Russia has all been told one of
the most interesting stories will lie in
the establishment of the first Women's
Cooperative Association at Moscow.
There day after day priacesses work
side by side with peasant girls, wives
of high Russian officials make dresses
or trim hats at long tables-with simple.
unlettered Ome and the money Is
used for self support of these prin-
cesses and notable women as well as
for the peasant classes.
The need and suffering throughout
all Russia was so great at the time
the Association was established that
1t was a problem to find where the
money would help the greatest num-
Der of people. 1t was thought best to
expend 1t to help capitalize organlza-
tons for giving work and permanent
opportunities TO families and individu-
ais to earn their own living.
The women bring their handlwork
to the Association for sale or take or
ders to do dressmaking, millinery, ETC.,
In the rooms of the society or at home.
Suitable work was found just in time
not long ago TO keep the wife of one of
Russla's greatest generals from going
out as n charwoman to earn bread for
her husband. who was i'll.
, 1919-03-27
POOR DAD.
{ From ARC Rays.)

Son went to war and covered himself
with fame. medals and mud.
Ma and Sis Inc h Wife remained
home and covered themselves with
gauze lint, yarn Rawlings II glory, in
n service of the Red Cross.
Dad stayed behind and eked out mod
est nov by covering his chest with
Liberty Loan buttons and remnants of
substitutes for food.
After Dad had surreptitiously' wiped
his eyes that had just seen the train
pull out with Son. he draped his
tenance with a Neutrality-suspicious.
aisoserve expression and proceeded to
make the best of it.
Dad surrendered his auto uncondi-
tionally when Ma joined the motor
corps. He then had to walk, and he
soon thrust his toes through his last
pair of socks. Evenings he would sit
around home WEIGHING those identical
toes through the same holes, while Ma
knitted socks for soldiers. sometimes
sitting up most of the night to com
plete II sock. fearing she would III out
of yarn before the garment was fin
ishei.
Yessir. Dad had ample grounds for
alienation suits against some 2,OOO,O0O
young American soldiers who had stolen
Mas heart and hand; but he didn't
holler.
Dad was in n pitiable plight when
the srmistice happened along and res
cued him.
Now Ma is beginning to give more
time to the family. Perhaps o is
back,
So why not, while the Welcome Home
spirit is rife-why not have a Home
WELCOME for Dad? A sort of Pa meet
Mania, this is Pa" affair.
For Dad-poor pad-he sure shout
defed his share of the burden of war .
, 1919-03-27

Services next Sunday as follows {:
Sunday school at 10 II. M; Morning
service ut IL o'clock. Evening service
at I 80.
Do not be confused by the time. Just
set your clock or watch forward one
hour Saturday night and you will not
be in doubt as to the time for service
ON Sunday.
Lenten service Thursday evening at
Z 80 o'clock.
The members of the Woman's Guild
will meet with Mrs. Gould on Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 80.
, 1919-03-27
The Morale of the Meal Ticket.

Putting efficiency into business, via
the meal ticket, proper housing and
wholesome recreation is now being
practiced by many large industries.
The successful business man has
learned the lesson that the girl who
lunches on an anaemic han sandwich
and II muddy cup of coffee three hun
dred and aiXty-flve days of the year
does not make "a competent worker.
This fuct was known 10 the Young
Womcn's Christian Association long
before the efficiency expert introduced
ii into business circles. BY serving
the girl workers the Association also
serves the business which employs
her.
Through its local and national or
ganization the Young Women's Chris
rian Association is daily touching hun
dreds of thousands of girls. During
one year alone IL, 150,303 meals yer
served in Association cnfeterins. Al
the present time there are 200 homes
in the United States belonging to and
managed by the Association. The girl
without a job also finds a %stauncI
friend in the Employment Bureau of
The Association. In her play hours the
big gymnasium and swimming pools
provide wholesome recreation for the
business girls.
, 1919-03-27
APPRECIATION FROM THE ARMY

That the work which the Young
Women's Christian Association is do
ing in France is appreciated by its
beneficiuries and by the French gov
has been amply evidenced by
he enthusiastic praise accorded it
again and again. But the message that
came to the Blue Triangle Headquar-
ters written on the inside of ain old en-
velope was more significant than the
comments of foreigners because it was
the spontaneous expression of officers
of the United States Army, well quail
fled to judge of efficiency and as free
to criticize as to commend. The let
ter is from Major T.. L. Kelly, $. y. Il.
c., and Vas approved by Brig. Gen. w.
K. Sampson. 1t says: my observa-
ton in France after six months, is
that the pest Investment of charitable
funds is made by the Y. w. c. A. and
that they are doing the most credita-
bLe work with lowest expenditure"