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M.nv 25, lnis.
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ember !:. 191.
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subject is one ty.it
( :is ;!' 'vrv;; a ml l ho
tiition problem.
I k. if. rod :..! .- . law a ! am- nd-d
li.i! ioty in i n;; o;' this kind. 'Mm
should be ihonumhly considered by
w I-.d ave work! nr. n the n-habth-
Lvpcr Paid-Up Circulation Than Any Two Oth-r Papers
in the Calumet Region.
. you have any trouble ir.'tt'np The Time "like iora
plaint immwi'.ite'y to the circa', tK.n department.
Tae T:mes will not he responsible for tl-.e return of
any un s -d io- t"i a rt i ,i' -- s .r ! ttrs im.i wait n..' ru,t!,' i-i.otv-moas
co:i!tiun'.-3t;.ni?. Sh--t sorted letters of general
Interest printed i.t discretion.
nTirr to si itscmnr.n.
If you fa'l to receive your ropy of Tub T:me no
promptly as you hav In the past, please d, not think
It h.n been lost or wis r.ot sent on time. Remember that
the railroad are ensra-d with th.- u-ifent movement of
troops and their suppLes; that there 1? unusual pressure
In various" parts of the country for food and fuel: that
the railroads hav- more business than th-y can hand!
promptly. For that reason many trains a'-e late. Tub
Time has Increased nta'.lln? equipment and Is co
operating In evry wnv w
WHY CMCEL, ANYWAY?
livery now .ami Hon one h-rirs something especially
db pleasing about ("reel. His npohiey to cotn-ress for bis
slummins" n':t!.T-k:- will keep bim in tho ;utl!o f.vc' for
ponio titito p.n.l in th i nbl!e eye for a lonrer titieh The
Seattle Post-Int.'Hiren'-i-i- ..ajx;
(f what pos:-!ble noe is (-rort-e (re-M in the
eondtiet of the war? This Is a o,ip-.st iili that
-v ry nevppaper man has asked sinoe the bepin
niim of the 'ontl;ct. bei'nu.-e hiib.er;o I'ri-el'.s of
tioial business lias ht en with the nw: paper
r:ib.er than with the puhTio. His r-eent pubb.e
-.tat-iin nt that lio was rlad that America was
not ptco.-M-od to enter lb war marks linn a-; an-
o;ln-r i icitists whose !:r.i n in Koe ti
iry tuns; ca.rt y wb. n r.atsis aii ;ts ;
T!Verve its is '.' COO. 11. P.oW be-.t:H
tor (.f in'ori.-t to the
t rib-take n t . -a i'l anp:
b'.ta ill a very sh'.r' wliHe.
As oio-al censor in a cor. -ors!:!n oTu'o
v.b.:ch really tioop not cNist Creel h.-is bei n any
thing bed a paieoe: . In the- t'.rst n! ;re. bis car
eer 1) f.-ro th,. war tho war oom is'e l of a few
T.i i-o-rin,. nrt ;rin of a nrotrrs:-.tvo naciflf t na
ture. ;'ti"l i;' ho p .ss'-s.-.-o; at
eoun-
W'T tO
a ;n;.t-
i'.e e e. which, if w o
a doeali 1 -asto for
LAST TESTIMONIAL TO MARTYRDOM
of m:uo!:s inio mottled up ir.no its
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floaion boi ml 'hose of a b b' m journ;
it wa.s a deep. l;i: '.; s. crei :.s for as the news
paper frr.terni'y was ivr.vi n- -d. 'i'lia.t l.o bad
the- comldn'.t'nu) of n. s i.:ul toiiitary sense req-
ui.-:
.lie
has ever claiai' d.
w as i... torinn" offi-
?i 'W-papers a thrib
r t ! t bat did not t ak1
a ce of "faking" i !iat
tV.e pesToff.ee department
to f xpi
delivery.
Even .
os d.-toa
the withdrawal
men from mas
-lays are
upon too
y line
1 n e ; t a b 1 e b e-
r r. r 'ids and
f work.
fev fel
ELLIS NOT IMPRESSIVE.
Spirited opposition to tho ronorrdr.arion
State
Superintendent of Schools Ellis is seen throuetyiut thf
state. Republican newspapers declare that he should
not be nominated at the republican state convention.
There is little question but what a more able and capable
man can ho found for this important office titan Ir. Ellis.
If flamboyanc;.- were the qualification necessary h ought
to have the job ten years more, but somehow or other
the office of state superintendent of public instruction
oueht to be divested of everything that smacks of poli
tics. Certain of Dr. Ellis' official ac's have been wideTy ;
criticized throughout the state. The republican leaders
in Lake county have never been crea'ly intpres -rd with
the official. It is a shame that the schools of Indiana
have to be tied up to a political pystc-ni that may change
every two years.
o f or C( li.-or I. i
T'S firs' bid for f it';-"1
eial dispatches to u. i tl:
line story of a submanre '.-
i-i, e. It was an at rap' ;
would have brought In unr.t d'.stnissal from any
newspaper office in lb- country. Tb.e protests
of the newt p:.o rs who dup.ed by this o;fi
cial were i.';: vai!.;'.d a. lid Mr. ':-, t ! con'inu.-d
Uithe'.y in off.ee -.v I !.! nospaoe;s trb d to ex
plain to 'heir re;,,;, rs l.ov. "the nusfake" nfiiir
rod. Since tl...-n t'i" n-wspap.-rs have been ex
tremely crutioois :u tit ir acceptance of Mr.
Creel's state::, onta.
His out spoken Kindness that America wa
unprepar.'. is a little too much. For tie? par-lasts
who did not helu vo that war was pos; iido
ve have notb.ir. bt;t the tolerance that should
be shown to an hor.es? mistake. Hut for ibe j ac-ifi.-t,
in the li.ht of whit out' unprepared!!-s
lias already cost tis. is now joyful ove!' our pre
dicament, with the Huns on the -dae of victory,
we can have nothinc but th-. most emphatic con
tempt. And havine this contempt, we cannot
do otherwise than b marid that be bo removed
from any function that has to do with the pros
ecution of the war. It is only a matter of ele
mentary cat: tier, tt nt this bou'd be done, ami
if it is not done soon the time will come when
it will be done with a onuoaiu-e. Out w'rh him-
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HUSBAND GONE SONS GONE
HOME AND RELATIVES GONE
A Fact Story Telling Just What the Red Cross
Did for Mine. Pellier.
By an Eye Witness
MAUDE RADFORD WARREN
Tills Is the picture I saw lust Jariu-. ins: itito Sv.itzerl:
rid ami then
.to
ary in France, and you have .jwrci- Haute-Saroie. From there they went
fully changed it! Color enough there to I:trrfline. Jlrue. I'ebier hoped that.
i was above, the eternal blue; in the i even tbou ;h her village had len bom-
bflckjjround, fields of living jrreeii,; barded, l.er home might have escape 1.
which the German shells could not. She found nothing except her bare
! prevent from creeplt-rt back ; in the fields.
' Hiiddle fr.recrenml, a If. tic village Yon changed that picture, you Arner
; street so bat if red and burned that pans, who rati never be bombarded,
i it was merely a cnv n of cream-col-. Who can nev;r lose through war tive
red ruins. In front of one little? , cut of the (.even dearest to you. It
broken bouse were four Mtrurcs in; was r.ot your Iius'nar.'l find children
j black an old woman, t.okins ame.ni; 1 ho died; t.ot y..ur wife who was
1 the fallen stones in a vr.in search for, widowed ; not your little ones who
: souiethirj: that could be rtsed ; a came back, bony i:nd tubercular, to a
' your.er womati, seated on what had. iiome that bad vanished. Not yours,
once been a d.'f'rj'ep, with her face but only the prace ot accident saved
hidden in her arms; and little hoy! you; rjf,t yours, but it ridtrbt have been
j aiid Kirl, who stared, half frich'ened,- ntid s you chtinsed the picture. You
half curious, at the desolation about j could not build up with your own
! them. The little boy held In his thin; hands that hesr of stone Into a home.
J hand a Red Cross Ur.p. All four were nor til! the fields, i or bring Mtne. Pl
; pale and jraunt ; the faces; and bodies llf r back to hope p.nd the children
! of the children showed none of toe ! Kiel; to health Fut through the bled
' round curves that make the beauty of, Cross you saved th- remnants of that
, a child.
j This Is their history
i war broke out. Mme. rellier, her
mother and her four younger children
i were vlsitine la r husband's mother in
family that had suffered as you might
When th?: have suffered.
Things the Red Cross Did.
Tou trok the mother of Mme. Pel-
the north of France. Her husband; Her to a Itel Cross hospital to be treat-
an' two wider sons were at heme in od for anaemia, i on took the littb
girl, who was in the first stages oj
tuberculosis, to a Ited Cross sani
tarium. You found a place which
Eurial of heroes of Ostend and Zcebrugge.
An impressive ceremony marked the burin! of the heroes of the recent
Successful raids on th- harbors of Zeebru.srre and Ostsnd, in Dover. Rep
resentatives of the army and navy and the K'ovor: ment of Dover assisted
the clergy and relatives of the martyrs in this iatt testimonial to the
martyrdom.
Lorraine taking care of the summer
j crops. Then the wit! The mother
! in-law of Mine. Pellier was ill and
, could not be left. Her old mother; could be made habitable for Mme. Pel
I was afraid to travel to Lorraine with! Her near her fields which she was
the full care of the four children. Re-! anxious to till. You gave her clothes
I fore they could til start together the
I Gei-mat s Invaded. P.ad news is allow-
1 ed to come info northern France, nd
I so fis tiie months passed Mme. Pellier
and furniture; you p;ot her seeds; you
lent her implements. You sent r. vis
iting doctor to watch over her headh
and that of her little boy. You sent
BOYS FOR FARM WORK.
The recruiting of boys for farm work in Lake coun
ty seems to have died out and with the approach of the
season of school closing and tho rush oT farm work it is
to be regretted that more progress is not made in the
recruiting.
Lake county Joes not wart any idle boys this sum
xner and the exampla of the West should be followed
here.
Recruiting work among Colorado mothers has been
so successful that 6.000 boys have been permitted to
enlist for farm work in the United States Boys' 'Wor.i
ing Reserve of the Department of Agriculture and it is
likely that the quota of 10,000 will be completed before
the schools close, according to Joseph H. Jaffa, Federal
State director.
"We have a great deal of special work in connection
with the mothers," writes Mr. Jaffa. "The women of the
smaller towns realize the need of the farms more than
the city mothers, consequently we have to impress our
city mothers with the importance of allowing their
boys to go on farms. But we must find that just as
soon as our women understand that their hoys will he
well taken care of thc-y are perfectly villin.T to let them
go. We realize that wherever we meet opposition it is
caused through lack of understanding.
"The scale of wages ranges from $20 to ?l."i a month.
Including room and hoard, and during tho harvest it
reaches $3.00 a day. A welfare organization will be
maintained under the direct supervision of the Y- M. C.
A. It is our intention to have a welfare worker in each
community to whom the boys may apply in case one ro
the other is not doing the right thing."
WHEN THE SOLDIERS COME MARCHING HOME,
llei-o in tiihs conntrv wo hear little of tho problems
j of n.-aco heeau--" we have not been at war long onoush,
bu Entlard, Gornmnv. France and even little p,etgiu:n I
I are lookin ; ahead.
When the shock of peace comes it is believed that i
the shock of the industrial order will bo as great as it
was at the outbreak of t: o war. When millions of men, i
lone absent from thel' regular vocations return home, ;
what will bo tho outcome? Where will places be found j
for them? Will they be able to fit themselves back j
into the wnvs of noace i.nd industry? 1
These and o'her questions particularly concrn
I'.r.'lsh leaders, and thoy all agree that the land dh is
ion question will play a big prf. England and her col
onies alone will have S.O-.iiVko men returning; France
OFF! CIA L NE WS B ULLE TIN
BY THE FEEG3 COMMITTEE OF
INDIANA FEDERATED CLUBS
!! in V;ii'ln;to!i.
l:
CAMPAIGN FOR CLEAN LIVING.
Members of the Ministerial Association of Toronto
have pledged themselves to conduct among their congre
gations a campaign of education and enlightment in the
interests of better morals and the elimination of venereal
diseases. The bell, f has been expressed by a mem
ber of the association that, assisted by remedial and
repressive legislation, education Is the fundamental and
ethical nec-etieity. The appeal by one speaker before the
ministerial association was as follows; "We must teach
purity side by side and parallel with our enlightening
education and for this reason we appeal to you."
The
dlatia arc ;'.
H-oid a r. .;a
'tint" K ;
men Ms w
r a to- a a w a
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01 til
IV. If
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lermany,
It.
ane ti
smaller belligerents
will also have their legions.
As for the Rritish plan the Jdk is now of cutting
uo the big estates "Goodbye to the old estates of Eng-
I re. ( i- ;
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ti mi ail
Will y
enre .r i
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the 5-KVr . ! :
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build sunken
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Th it e. ; ef tt
learned that her village home had been nurses, who achieved the mighty vic
bombnrded and that her husband and . tory of making her and the child take
two sons had beet! killed. Except for j baths. Later you persuaded her to let
the Belgian Relief Commission, which 1 him gn to a refuge not far away where
operates In northern France also, she he might attend school and where she
and her little ones would have starved : could often visit him. Through the
outright. At the best they were tin-! help of your Red Cross hop" and cour
dernotu'lsbed. Then the great push j iit'o and ambition have come back to
!"-. n, f.r.d hopes for France grew' 'bat women, and she is rebuilding her
high. But as the French soldiers d-; family life. The biggest thing one hu
vnnced they hrd to bombard the north-! man being csn do for another you. if
ern town. Mtne. pellier hegged the i you are a helper of the Red Cross,
Germans to let her go away with her ' have doc4 for that mother.
p. to Germany. This j Red Cross! I saw its work every-
in France In field and In
rv- ti.-- Federal n pone cellar whenever there was a ; blasted villages; in hospitals and
i :n'.'-! by the i i.nmi-.or.lti.ont Vm-oMlioloea .i ct.all ; fi.-heola 2nd clinic: In rtfuoci anr!
killed two of her children. vestiaries tcr widows and orphans and
for the sick children of soldiers flcht-
. the
Kne-'iFh
hi whhh
KKAV, V.'e
j i-.. tin try in t ;
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.KlViKi:. He it ip-s-.ivf-d. That children eren
"f i was refused. She tried to seek safety! where
a u :
o tV. ;..
Many S.
T.V,i; .n.
;- l-e.,,1
January 1".
r.t r.iil r:vr in tb.e
iina'ti-t i"!ay in
-'un1 e, a ral
I'.e it H-.0veJ.
H- v, a be f.,r.
to t f rorn I tvi 'a ua.
e v. . a i -1 the ! Ton.
v! :h tie re-j'ipst
irtt" the ro o r.l of
land! If th" policy of the Land Se
uicnt leapt
is i iind
w -,
'i n k -n
'lepra v i t
tile reei,
England of tho novels; for the romantic ehas of the ! .,v ,,,(
fox and th hare will give way to the prosaic f, oding
of t!ie population." wri'ep Charles W. Wood in the
Xew York World.
But that win only be rn incidental feature of the
question assures Herbert Has', n, an Australi m. who
lias given much thought to the a
t
adopted they will be cut up immediately in'o now farms
for ex-service men. England will no lonrer be the I
. r . . t
;nu.-f be rais-d for ore1 tluin-r. but of far greater tnoment !,ln,j
will bo tho scheme of immiara'i n o the ooionks- -
hrowing open the broad vr res of Canada, Auotraiia,
anl overseas place a far colon tzv ion.
We must also rometr.be r th;it when the v,"t- is
over mm, v ho we re of poor physique, !isibs, ttnder
nourivh' d, spirif.ja'Iy unrtm'o'i.ois and narrow will re-
r 1 1 : p,
w a r this '. : t, t
th" re a n .;,! .-. r. 1 v.itcn i .f
u .orien r J -,y,.tl;v ;,r, l 1
The l v Ti l -irb .f't.,i
m -.nils a tal s ' i . r, ,r p..,; ...
t h c r. a r j (;.,.-, a:,;;:i(K
The It-.. : a mi 1', b . r a
V. o o. t'.,,,, 1; T.
1 S : .' ! ir.il.
o,i that i v
:r.r:y no!
FreFlnt.
Secretary.
May I'.lv.
.iivrred Iti rry letter.
I''-rl,np no ..no of the riistrb-t lTfet
"K has f-xe, ..a,., j),e f,n? ht-l a8t
ek in Hlu.T:.-. n in enthusiasm and
I lit t end r re. Mis. i;tt, Hagi t Keh.rer
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to-; .
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fold Wato
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:,d and h'dpful. It may
net!
S.,,
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A n.b-rvon w.i s re - Ve t ... ! j.
- HlutT'or. Hre's w-i very liberal in
t'-e 1 rrm-r tivlns p.-arly seven
''"' to tb.e mee; inc. while the X.-ws
.! t'ree. Wl., n ytt-:. -,r,,tt f'art.
' !;a : : -1 of .lay county an-
:tr 'd t :. : - '' had atisuored rv. ry
- '' 1 ?!' v as :-r. !.!
Found Her Home Gone.
Home gone; husband gone; braTe
soldier sons gone; little, tender hoys
torn into shreds' That woman's face
would have shown you what she had
suffered heir face ajrsinst the batter
ed ruins the Germans had made. At
last she and her mother and her two
remaining children were repatriated.
Thev knew the Infinite relief of cross
ing to keep you safe from the enemy.
This symbol of help has a double
meaning now for Americans, who have
always taken for granted the blessing
of safety. It stands for your willing
cess to pay the price of exemption, of
pity, of sympathy. A bitter, black
road this mad of war, but across It,
like a beacon of hope, you have flutig
the Red Cross.
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f- ! Ir. i; -a
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fe .t it-
take time to fit the to into th habits of industry again,
but they will have b-arnod fa demand a new and a
squarer ileal.
America will hav- its two. three nnd possibly five
or six millions returning home, men who must be ah-
sore o; I..;
br.-ettht to
whole -js w
wl-.o ar
p. a
F
-ral
'Hi! indurtrinl activities of
if-
THIS NEEDS CONSIDERATION.
In tho discussion of plans for rehabili?at!nn of men
partly incapacitated as a result of injury in war, many
counter if thoy rave employment to a man who has lost
one arm, one leg or one eye. Such men would ho more
likely than other men to suffer further injury. If a
man with only one hand should suffer the loss of the
other hand, the employer, under present laws, would be
1'atle as for an injury tb.it caused total Incapacity.
It is asserted that manufacturing, enterprises cann-
sot bed into the r-ocial
nation, and fittine these men long estranged from Indus
try- for purposeful work will also be one of our proli
le-ms, b t alone the rush of immigrat ion that wo may
expect from, the scarred and worn old world.
war
T"nlt"d Stitp
1 n tr t on ! n y ? ? ; r, .
v."i 1 1: r: i: s, -l!:r .,-,t,rf
tor prii!.i;ii ri riernoorrmy. and
Y TIKHKAH. Our 'Pave rn men t .-ntls
upon wo-.-en to jsnnnort th' wir f-r
deniorr,i'-y in spirit n ejj a, hy aet
....ii.i. .
Cross sav they have boon more impressed now than '' ' . . ' "" "' '
, i . I V HhUF.AS. women In some rirta '
ever be lore by the general desire ana willingness, of ,, , c., ,
ilin I p'rii r-'!iif!! cin s'lpl"! V.d p".
persons of all classes to give whatever they can. There j Mon by p.atro.v- ,.,t,, .'.;t ; .,, r
is not the holding back that has been experienced ih I par of t!i' cr; ntry by labor ar, I ;n ,n-
in.ilar drives, which leads them to l!iol"-v rn,v- nr"
I wIIFItf'AS. Thin rfeprtves t'-.e .v
'iT.ni. nt i-f r, ..f i's res-air, r- nnd
partly
IT IS IMPRESSIVE.
Those In charge of these solicitations for the Reel
CP - d to tie- A -net!
vntTrnse t mrniiinrnt,
i;es.dai,i,. end r--i rar the
suff race A me net men wjt.l , c
ritminst df-l.-iy in it p.i jr. ife:
Tn the meriibf-r ..f ile Senate ef fu
a S,s.;.,n in W'avti-
nti'.r, r-lee .
.r gf-ve the r?:-
e ' Y - n ! ne , eaeti
Cm Hi, nnt.il bat
Cmn V.' te pre lent
T h i s w a s a ft . . .
rlns t'-e ,1 - n. ,1 .
: sir! fund- tVs "ear. Mrs.
an . xcejo Ity e,ap;,htn
i-l the i ai. iv.iii; ;n Xr.'V-
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T-r-e th:np, nr(
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Mr---. mi in ek-
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w 1 ;
hed :TeJ
il te.-T.'h
some previous sin. liar drive;., wi icn leans tiiem to Urn
belief that the public actually is becoming at least
roused to the fact that this nation is at war- a
thing that has been doubtful until very recently. Rut now
industries are emphasizing one difficulty they will rn- the war has touched nearly every home by its taking
away some young man who is near and dear, and noth
ing tends to make the hand generous like the knowledge
that the help it gives is to go directly to an institution
in which he h is a personal inlerest.
It is well that it is ro for as th.e war goes on the
incre;i:-e the demands on our pocket books Is to get
bigger and bigger.
1 a
i onnieit . f
'revolts in a n
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-U KKKKAS. O'her rat
at wti r c '"it- A 1 ". : s t a v
t he! r v e men d i r : r rr t la
wn r. a nd
WHF.HHAS. rivery p. htVa!
declared in fever ,.f t! er
moit ' v.-. -t en . f th- t'ni
on Cljll.1 1 "'a;-., by b" 1 !
m - n t. cither in n. .- t
threaah its X-tpir ,j (-,,;?
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n s r t pa-.o t
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i's'en. Tie
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Siie n,,f ,- .ns a nr
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hot . ;' t tie i ;. ncra I H. d
r:;oje. t r n Sntar.iay i
nr.'r- Te.T.iv Hvpee-s ef
' " 'T S I ! o - m f,..,
liana re r. -y, f,
visitors to the Ely I. Illy I'lant and the
HP.ey lbore was an unusual feature
f. r conventions. Tb.e hutiiness men ot
the city published an attractive folder
for the drive in honor of the club wom
en, and th- f.bl r was free from ad-
ve r t i -: tn n t s.
Kcslvtration of Children.
"Hetti-r 1 ai'ics V.'feV was instituted
in M..ti!.e ro.nty .---erel years fijro.
V. h'-n the call fit).,, tr ori the jjovern- !
meat for this w-f.r! (!- marl "ai'iv was
r'ad.v to do the wc-'k. Mrs Waldron
of H.l....r:itigten is the Hade: of the ex
aminations and re e- s t r a t ; i'n.
.... Hct'to.n f"t .1 H i e--- Matron
The Woman's Hepartment Club of
Klwo-.d lias forraed a War Savings So
otety. A letter has been reeeived from
tb.e moth- r i-f their French orphan, a
child f six '.-.!. Til- ep.il. lias pi e
seiito.j a p.-titb.n f.. the r.rsyor for a
pniiee v ,.ri an. ('ne i ' . J s a r. ! f. rK; thirty-five
women hail signed the? piper.
The Hone lit' en ,ori i section ef tb.e
c'-ih is p.-rh.ip" the ;o-,-' p- r.alar. Mr".
C. th Cotton pave a if port of the Xa-
I tienal Convention of Nnrses and called
! the ,1 1 1 f-n t ion of the women to the de
mand for Hed Cress nurses as well as
f..r training at home. She spoke of It
as a patriotic need for the fiuare in
many lines. A special proeriirn is he
ir, ir arrantred for the .ion--- nseetinK.
Summer MeotinKt et-t!ed.
Whep tb.e word came that the Cn'ted
found Uial club work and war woia.
fo hand in hand. So thoia.uhly are ihj
women imbued with this irt.-a that a.
the meeting held Saturday it was vote!
to ce-i.tinuv the meetings ail summer.
A pic:::.- will be held in June at the
KoUomo City park, which is one of the
most beautiful parks 1:1 la. liana. Th
welfare work in this city has been sup-
rvis d by the 'lab. They are sarpert
itiir a French orphin and have pa re'tia 1
a ?.- '.a lib. -t v head. Tw n'.y-f. e d d
p. rs in thrift stnmp lias just be. n si;
to the endowmi rt fund as a .a n ; ri bti -t
ion for this year. They have cava
to tpe War e'bi'dreti's H.-P.-f fund, th
Y. W. ". A.. Christmas Cheer, atid th
Si'.iib' rs' b.'oary. They assist in tuber
culosis u.o-i; and have brc-usrht in '
number ef we'I i--r.o vn speakers to th
city. 1' 1.1ns a bci::r made to siait a
r-etr. h-' r h i p camp.iicn r.rNt rv'riii. Tie
'a.TT.'.ers ate activity iratj-e-J in aii
v a r v. rt;.
"?ree Lruichcj Per Schools.
Two e.f the Ha rent -Teacher assori,
tions in IV.onhiincton have tried out th
plan of STvins: free lunches to needy
chihir. n in two of the schools. A ra re
fill study has b on made of menus us 1
elsewhere as well as dovisir.a: man :
nourishing and appetizinsr ones ef thee
own. Careful accounts have b-en k.,;
ef the co.-t per child. Throush th"
trtes bad entered t'
wa r t be V
- I children the u,,.
t
1
nn's f'epn rt men t Club of Kokomo de
cided that all club work must stop but
rft.r ft few tltyi' constder.it ion it wa
Mi
in W a r Tia-e," Mrv.
r. Miohic-.m City. "if-j.
in Winnipir the War."
' r.T'd. "el'on s'-r v a t ' --n "
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tal Federation wilt
" F-e, Woodward,
ie State F iteration
Ma-re of KVko,-.!o
'ho ( -eetipes w .11 p.. civrn by Jtts.
b W. Fox ef Ij.porte and th response
v ill be by Mrs. W. W. lb-. ,, r.f War
it v.
IIUiCn IIoiup ;t wreenfiolil.
"In These Tia.es," p-,- Mrs. lif;-,ir-li'i-
10 ivn of iad-an .;.o!'s was the
aain a Mrees nt Vie S:tb. lestri-t
te.eeiira but the ai,e arrana.-d for C'lf
. i 1;
.e I-
ive l" en
In the use of substitutes. The work i
tn b" Introduce I in other schools ir-'
ear.
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Through our long years cf experience in the au
tomobile business and with an uvto-dat equip
ped shop for repairR, we are in a position to re
pair radiators of any make or design and cf cny
shape, twisted, smiahed. sprung or frozen. Esti
mates furnished on all repair work.
STANDARD AUTO SHEET METAL WORKS
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