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,morial Rooms—~92.
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LlBERTY LOAN RALLIES
J
_ . .—
‘ It is announced that old-fashioned
' i
whiten] campaign llll‘lllOdF are to he
«need in behalf of the "Liberty 1.0:an
mortuary of the 'l‘reasury McAdoo is
.Mttin: the pac.» by starting on a tour
a! the country, speak-int; throughout
1 the West and Middle wrst.
‘ Milly the first time that a secretary of
I the ll‘etlsury ever took the stump it)!“
I
It is pro-
1’»gorel'nlll3llt bond issue.
3
.
.
.
~“"I'his, liO\\'t‘\’t‘l', i: but Iltt‘ beginning!
“ Plans are being laid for a series ol:
cold-fashioned popular rallies through-3
> i
f? t. the country. and llotllillcr partisan
t
out tllelll. Tllt‘}' are expected to
list the lich'l t)"lllt|l'lt'lll lill‘l‘lll of
l
both parties.
‘1 It Should be car} enough to :t‘l
lousy tU.
fipéahcrs for such lilt"l inc, allt
’ ‘ t t .. I .
t audiences. Til-2 ltllllllt‘ is ll.lllll.l.l_\
friendly to the loan.
enlightened, ll()\\(‘-'tt'l‘, on tile natal-rt
ti purpose of the issue and tllt- pt‘o‘
it wants to be
‘ “ ' \‘lllCll the bonds are be-
«.139 tel lll> on \ 1 n ‘
(‘ t'l ‘,'
hf“ sold. ‘\\'it ll llll'M‘ llifltll‘
. 1....
1
re ‘lltltV be expected a fel‘l'id
that will result ill on cllorlllolls
$2,000,-
0,000 loan and assul'allte of lllt"
pon'se
".vereubscription lo the first
.
l
l'cttlll' ‘
t
Then“
had-v sale of subsequent issues.
This
hat all the stlllllp‘lll; is for,
n no question that the amount offer
over-subscription is
will be “NW“. The only.
’llestion is. how lllllt‘ll lllorc t
«1., the nation show that it ”is
W . .
’ .atiy for?
Iion."'tllc larger will
bio of confidence tll tllt
and the cause for \vllitll wn :ll't'
A huge over-subscription
The larger the subscrip‘
be llll' popular
. 2()\‘t‘rllllli‘lll
light '
will
befcquiralont in both moral effect alltll
angihlc results, to a great lllilital~_\“
‘ctbl‘y. it will show our friends and;
our alike that we mean business. Andl
“i110, delllonstratiml of serious and tilt!
incible purpose will brill: peace near- l
l
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eECULA-rlou AND SPECULATORS‘:
l
Joseph Leitcr. “lily-Wheat King." is
tried assaying:
“I cannot imagine a more treason-
le, ullprincipled thing than for any
.Aiiierican citizen to speculate on lllly’l
this
1
. . t
But why restrict- ii!
grains or other foodstuffs at
"ime."
Joseph is right, I
‘this time?“ The offense is worse;
tin ordinarily. to be sure, on $100011an
he greater need of food at reason-t
5.,"
1e prices. here and abroad. But it‘s
.
. i
ly a question of degree. The prin-
is always the stone. '
s “treasonablc” and "unprincl‘g
ti" to force up the price of grain mm
“was it so very different in the!
“winch Joseph himself was trying
common. wheat market and levy.
l n’every loaf of bl't‘flt’l‘ill cyeryl
Juan“ household? 1l
mediators and “cornerers.”
and small. are neither better‘
worse now than they are in nor-
times. We see their offense in
am light, that is all. To forbid
uhttlon and other forms of price-
pulation now, merely as a con-
on- to transcient war conditions,
absurd as it would be to forbid
ra‘y robbery only in-years v'vllen'
s needed all their money. or
id murder only when the pop-
‘1..-
."
‘Stlln'tfi Americans.
n m: *tMi‘
mount. “8.3mm
tit mm... in {autumn all ham this. mu ml‘m (m W “ V“ ‘
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mam mm; ;
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a t "”" ‘ rm... “‘5‘ ”l” ’ mm m not than WWW“ WWW '“m 0" "'l“ ‘
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a.» leafs wtw ls it lull W .1... “ aggressor. M! “Mr”? Wfilfit‘ W‘
m L . c. ’ wait . :‘w’ a... e: "a 4% «serve» it 6:. FUR" ‘ ‘V H
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, -=. thin l' in: - taint: .1 “a: mm i.- 4 *r? o-Ifita in t t r .a tutti n §._ .fi» 4 c-mii- l'
= “a t'zz-s Pt. lv Buyiugnrl.‘ “it I A ., ii I‘ 1 .., ,‘, F. m“ MI, m g h. a H . 4 ,
. -~¢ a, Iltli‘.“ was Mld “2:; hf; .t t. n iav‘fl an. ..a ”a. “,i",..,_”i,.“ v. u Lawn in nu ,
in \HA \uii I 1; {iii 1... «Mi L H i- i r ‘9. ll? MAE» “Mull 3mm .. tit-rib H! .l I H 9"“ llkflslhlfl .2 .t ”M V r” at t'.- "i" \i l .
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\\ 1‘..1.~li!&t. .lurrpl. t. harm» J’flmiél m... Mint»... 2» number, ’1“ tilt-w- . . , ‘ . ' .
Sum it: l‘ilit' ‘ltltll I’toik hit“- lu' it \ Maths-in. Plait-rt“; H (Qaflflhk ilu Suit, U. .vt tn ttmr. ;» g?..‘ l ““1”“ “" "“mm“ "" ”t“ “”i ill“ 5 ' '
‘5” . “Hum 1.1m.“ m” by.“ ti t.,.ytlm-.i., .l tillHri, Tilt-imp Mud V—‘I’Iilflfilt‘ of llaynirn With lit- tle mud “t ‘Ii. lot. ..-..p it: Eli-"1” an SSH" "J1"
5‘ ‘ _’ > .vn worre ,\ lumps. Solarium ll .tm mart: rounds-L 110th in lint...- ”M. W.“ ‘ H ( “A 1-,“ «Kalahari-t 1‘ 1
t .. ‘ 1* ““5 'f'tl‘lilt'l-‘llt: \Hlmrll‘ tutti-i. let‘duhtlid Kmat'r’. Winn-tut. and dynimic the out). of attack and “My MN a. rim ”Him”! m “mm. mm ‘
m .4", 3,“ , ”MN” 3“ Hmqum.“ l\l':.‘ t... Supttttt F Kahlil. Thomas mlttmi on llw part of the the tart all , ' f. . . 1 , y d H ‘3.
' p , .1. wait. “and “' ilalhltl. Aptitu- trays matted it at," led in a “N t " "' “rt “-t‘ Hit“ 7' in
no,» larEr tun-t system has decided lot it U .m._ imp”, “gnu“... Anton. rmtmihne» ot interpretation and tour Hub mr-‘v'uuun: “1'1”": r "V!” 'l‘ l ’ '1.
tilt mum! and cilia: In as lmlllloln i ‘-l.l. "till“, Julie“ M. .‘tlt'l‘lllitdn. shutting which as in iii. “an. flaunts ti-r mm» of ill" ”WWW-‘7" "““"“"r"" rom 7 o 10 0 C OCK
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in .... [Mr “ a“ “mm to My. l “in”... it, llama. ”when 5... qt... truly mnnfloun. it. Hum haul 1...... mm mm...” ,,, ,... ,, l
’ " ‘ . man~ \ltitt-l l’icotonc. All‘lttuly i’in tlht“ right to be proud of his pupils tut 1mm) “mm“... mum,“ rm. “Hum. : . i
:r. tl.i~ sulrtiltltlotl to work ’witbinf lull. l“lt“‘tltll|'lt t‘ I‘I'tlzltl3‘0. Willian “flight. and the audit-oct- had the right mm" ,9 or u 8 av “as or r y 0 S
. . . 1 TI‘ lt' .~ * -ll t‘lli '- a. . 't t- w it. to be rout! of him and his “nth, Such ' ‘
lit“ ‘““‘ll_'l.l' tll n‘onlt-n. Just what “ " ‘ “h l l‘“" ' A n p s
W. Reynolds. Atlrelas A. Saunders .rvsults as in obtains raise htgll tll-- To Help Fat-morn.
"l“ Holes-lav. Smith-r. John :4. She-rimn Mandard of musical thought and up»
Jan... J, Shields. Richard ll. slaw-‘lu'vviauon in the community-
lyultl, Kltltt fl. Simpson. Frederick wt lint. Franklin Irvin; Sluillt, the iso-
’l‘llol:lp.son. Lurea A. 'l‘llri‘lllllll. Jos ’ltittt, had intuit pleasingly groupi-tl thi-
~it'“lli!139 limit is. remains to
,4
found And who will bare the jobs
. . tr'm- . i“ .‘ lid 8:
when the war rs owr is still all unset. t i it 5 Its fo w
‘d
_ , . _. . W... .,= ““““ x; .'
tied mommy lt-pl. ’l‘own:.>nd. l-ltllhrd 'l‘ownscnd,‘eongs in two numbers .ollt- of three. ‘ll"”'“°‘"- "”""“"' "'f r‘ 9 lit-at \‘alltc l'llr- - pt‘tlal ........ 50c
. _ .~ . . Elitolcc ll. \Villiallls. William It. \‘i'll-‘illt‘ olhf‘l' 0f “‘0 films. Acconll‘ftnied ("lift-d to have three letters of mlro- ' ,
Allotlltl' practical patttol la fol. hams. Philip A. “-hpvlpn Chariots All“ tlltt singing by four of the militia ln tiuction Inc-rely for the purpose tt‘ t.s-.--.. Men’s Balbriutran
. . 3.3, . " J :. v_. .._ ‘ .
l.t‘\\'l.-’, inventor of“ the hauls lna-k “All”. Janus lam“. *fmdm‘m ‘0 ‘ i1" Wm”- ““5 “f.” tahhshmg the moral responsibility of i U (1 Anderson Dress
‘1; ‘ ‘ ii I‘ . waived his ri h“ Second Company. ‘ mm the gloat songrl of the truism". known borrowers who my“ n“ bani. n erwear (Vin l1 ‘
l H“ “m P M” g ' . t‘aotaiil Charles ll. Milnw i-‘irst “"d “"1"“ ““0“ ‘i‘ ‘“ tax “ ""3"” l"""‘ . . . . l (i'u‘lllt‘llt I 2 ams
to royalties on orders from the l'nit- l,j...,...m.ml Chm-“.5 p, tiuulitri: 3,... .etts‘to the utmost. ‘ ‘ ‘ ”m c"""“(“"""' TM" ' '"l'm's “ml; It" I "l ‘..- . H 25c 32 iiit'llt'x “lilt‘, A large
l ‘ 1) ' It mmm 1 “m1 ”1.1“.qu.“ doom“, '3' Medium“. flip sp-lt'lttlltl way lll whit-ll Mrs. for th“ pug-post. of f‘filflbllrlling chair; (a \d llt .mt “(.“W'i‘m m plaids m“,
. ' . t' I.“ , i“ . t s i i ‘ ‘ '(' t ‘ . . . I ' 1
" 5"“ i‘" ""“Pn ill-st bt'l‘gt‘fllil, Albert ll. lllllit'l‘yil :f'lm’ ""2“ ll". l0“ . “f" 9’" "l ”‘8 ttctcr and are in no sense endorae' a . . stripes
"ill of millions to the nation. l S“WI." Sl‘l'fil‘ilm- “illl‘l' J- Krunit: i Adm DINBUWH of ”w “Ikmng' 1“ the menu~ \tastcra of granite and direct-ll? SD11"! DI'QSS FaSteners . - ' .
‘ ' ‘Strgoants: Anthony I) tilliolttt, (‘olcs “"11 “my" “serenade, but all the M l I I‘ \\" ' ‘l ' ' hpccittl twilight 121G
”WNW—F-“ .ll. lt‘lcwcllln lilies-ell l‘rml Jr- t-Urnmort. dilliclllt it) interpret anew he» fits of farm bureau are suggested: MUM“ 1"" l” “N “ml 2
‘ “ " " v.- ~. . . . ... ‘ """"
. ms. Frederick E. Beth-ll Carl , dull... so lltll known, and tilt gltat dc mtltl) do good persons lion. whom to . ( .lltl ......... .
”THE RIVILEGED ONES" .1"! . . . ’ . . . , _ . ‘1 .
P . llrlssnlun (coltliluny t'lel‘li). (‘arl Eric WWW” ”“m‘ "l "l“ A“ “““9- ”" oblmn rut-h references. Farmers om 1 dozen on card c Bleached Turkish
lll'tl'atoll lt‘dV' .1“. I" ... (:1 dsupl'ltrnc tulle control and masterful _ ‘ . . _ i '
. . . it t. . \.llt . lflllthrlll, .ul- . . . , .. . . ' . . established banking connections hale. . T l
Hm... 1.; Luimiman (‘hul'lt-s iv] liilldalilllltising was may manifest, uhllc in p _ . .5. B {BO H - Pl 0W8 S 0
Of all l‘lt‘ patriotic eloquence called “H's. “phylum“ t‘alldew lil.1vmfl.ltllt- boat aonr of lighter and more no need for the assmtuncc 0" ””5 “m”: >’~ 0X O ‘ne 3“. “8 16c calm. ........
. ‘ _ . ., ,. p, ,1 . 'J-rythmic win the singer's adaptability which is intended to help the flit-liltlrs‘ l. l (llllt'll ill box ..... c
lol‘tl‘ in our entrance lllto l'ar. pen. ”-1 L‘ Alltlll‘ 1. -Ld\ldld Amtmd- . . . . c
' ' ‘ ;:.1«]]‘ “mm... W Atllundst-n ”who“ to render the hit and llglitsolllent-ss of who are not known. and who have no; \‘alm. mp
helps llOlllillL: has surpassed all Elll'} M: li'itlhltllt. ( harlea 0. lluljr. Eldretl'“ "191‘“ blena‘urt; song inatlcéllc tuldl- established banking connections. ml 2-. Bleached Table D k
tll'ttSs delivered by thong-r311 and \‘t‘nt‘l'r. l", lil‘llllrll‘llll‘ liullon J. l‘trllnsfrup,‘Pm"l ”m “I“ “0 ”Mr“ "I ‘w‘ roux. the United States farm luau act. and KOlYHOS T00“! Paste . amas
_ ‘ . Hum“; l., Mummy Sump" 13"o0kc ;ln the two more modern songs anti es , ti . . . 3 , ~ .. a; . ‘ (10ml \lt‘.ll‘t and llilt' lllt»
able Al'clllblslltlp upland. m a mass. ”Wm” \‘ 30mm"- Albert l-‘ -nfl_g'lpocially in dihayws huddle, Mrs, in no tins. uhtrt gotelnlnent loallal _;)t- size ......... 17c lull OKWHUM \‘ttltlc
’ -' ‘ . t‘ ' ' ,' . *.- I. ~ - , '.. H , <_ ' l ’ -
lllt‘t‘llnfl in St. Paul. in farewell to} “mo” (‘. llt‘t‘l‘fi.Vl'llll'f‘llf‘t‘ l‘. Bank‘I‘.Snllth again dillglited hel lltartls. lilo oilendt ti to ldllllPlt-t. lllt prolinll ‘ Yard
’l‘hn ftlll rich colltralto tones guru tile
'llllcssage of lllt‘ tendcl‘ little Scotch
'tFll’lIK with such effect that although.
' the length of the program made on
Charles W. (‘ttltallt-o. (.‘o‘tlotl l“. (‘ai‘c
. ’ ‘ 1 Oscar t‘illtulc. Harold l-‘. t‘larlt
it is an inspiring; Georg.- (l. Gl'nlltltlll, William 1. Drew
tllesszlut- to k‘\'9]')‘ man who expects “fill-511111: I“; “"1 $113“?! Iw'lm‘fr n'lcilrps an impossibility. the :Iudienu.
Ami? l-lidldnlz, :{lb‘f‘l l-l l5lliili-is‘l(litll:llri.I-lll“WM “m 1’" “i“ififipd.“m“ ”my 1”“
wllol H. lit‘itlll: Jtlllll llanzlik. lllrank . {ward Mrs. gm”)! ”£3.11" and $1]? re-
. . tllcitlt-l, Alfred ll. Hopkins. tenderloin”9”"9‘“ “m‘ o... ”in" ""39” ""1“"
patriotic duty: A ”H” “.“m” \l' J -. '1 J ".mt-nmu. Ali a musical citric present
. _ ~ . .. , ‘ l ‘1 '1‘! '..- ,“ " ., ‘, “l'n‘l- m 'Ntltl. “With slltll singing one does not
mot-o "mm“ but no 1"“ “m‘m‘ll’ at. Surf." “‘1 I llm 5‘ I‘m-“M’- Am“, think of technique or lOlll‘ placing or
home. .lmtt‘l‘l‘lllllil‘l ‘li‘lllilih Firmingl’lu“fluff:'anything of that sort. All one has to
"We congratulate you," said the“. .lu.t‘[ill Mart-k, llatll Hikinrltttll. “41:91:". I.“ ‘31:” {mi};h“"it‘lrglztmgtii‘: 31.3.
archbishop to the llt-lv soldiers and: 111‘s]; gillullnlhlld "Elli“ Ql:lt'l\';“l;. (.‘llf-: friends anew mm added new n-ipndg m
sailors. l“lI-\tl.:‘lt‘l\fll"l:‘i.I “bum“; “ :‘H'l‘jfwlbe old by lit-r sillendul artistic worl.
. r t \L l.. . ltlt L. llouc, \\ 1]..“ last evening.
is now circa you, to be the ‘soldlc'N‘ “.m" (,‘f‘mm 1””?- ll‘lr'm‘" ““lm'lmmd Tllt‘ violin soloists from the qulll-
lt‘“l.‘..’,L‘t:fli“l.'«.-i...::“f:"3.'-’.‘.‘:.‘.:..:“‘3:33;?a tit; “y: it“: that}: “artists-
\\’.11ll‘l(‘* ’l‘lyoll, (Tlllistian .l. \l‘llppcrftlltl. - ‘1“qu “fink. (1-1“ch “A: blinding:
. . ‘ ,i. X ’ . t. l .
Third Company. 'cllarllllngly Imcltnllous "Rolilatlce and
l‘nptuilL Edward 1». “3...”; lv‘irst‘ llolt-ro.” 'l‘llt- grace and tlailltlness of
.. Lit-litt‘nnnl. Jul”. Keogh; Second ”9“. Mills lltlnlnller'a work was iii no sense
".\'.-\t to tiod ix. country. and hurt ‘ tt-llallt. (‘llarlcs ll. Rogers: First Sel- f‘ lllndlpncc ‘9 ”l“ “we“ and i’l‘l‘t‘ls'
wam. mum“... E. llrftto: 3mm”. Swdtilll. .Ullt‘ titllllber detlltlnded tn its cy-
, I t'ttlll, Jltll'llllll‘l‘ S. lietts; Set'tzetlntssll'cuuon‘ bl“: ““5 u fal'orttt- mm ”w
The man should not live wllo‘lmllralld lizll'llltllld.(:l‘t‘fltli‘."V.lfil1r‘all.lm““om‘n.”mu the first "0"" Fl“.
“MW“! J. Reynolds; (‘orporalw [atrial Murphy. in his rendering of the whim
l"litril-t- Kati." of Joint llubay. did a
bit of brilliant and delightful violin
lplayillg. As
:00 young- Minnesota recruits leaving actinc ”m" this
" “clay or ‘red
to join the colors.
nerve his country at lllt‘ from.
it has It“ anneal. too. to those at banks is “salute” (also.
may tliscllitrcc their
\
which has already handled
"it is it privilege, that which
has been five minutes.
of America, to suffer in deft-Ilse
no
a.
its flag. to carry it far and wide
statement has gone forth
out stain or reproach, to milk.) sucri 3
lift! for ll. 'chattcl mortgage on crop.‘
t
to loyalty to (loll is loyalty to cotltl-i by the wording m.
try,
does not love and cherish his coull- V ..
‘ ' : lrnct- l.. (.rttllt, ltellialltill. J. F. Joyce,
try. :tlltl our mnuurr rs that ul‘rul tit-f Harry l.. Stt't‘llllll. l“l‘tlllcl!~‘ Ill. ilofl‘tsll,
selllbly of men running from the .\t- ““ll‘t‘“ (V :\l\\'ill<‘t‘. Frank P. ()el‘tle.
.~;lolln ll. Curr; Privates: William R.‘
Altrclls ll'irl'y Allison ii i "-k "i -
l . . ,. . . oltlntt .nd . .
.mnivk William 1'. Ashton glvmuxnllllll‘l. Ml. Murphy met all its demands. “4.
. _ f ‘_ ‘ ' t was '~ tllls': ‘o ' - l.
ll.tldoa. Arthur ll. liollnctt. hlilllltilllllfllglllmrlN" ‘lt‘onrllll Imifnt“; , “wilful“? ant fartners.’
tliudnzlk Elmo.- lv‘. lirattltell Edwardl ‘ “ ‘ g g“ “ °“"g”"“‘ . ..
' . (‘t‘llt‘ tle llallet of De floriot's and the ”"5 ““0um
w. lil'oplly. Edward J. Ilrownell. 103.339”
lillltir to lll(‘ l’arilit- who call them-
“To speak of .\nlt‘l'll':l is to speak
of llll‘ greatest nation among nations. ’5 1"“
tape' a l
The inference which has gone forllll
that this loan process is it slow one.
lll\'0l\'l|l.9; delay and elaborate act'cv:
t
The limit '
. . , . (a
proof of this ls continued In the state. . .,
No Cbattel Mortgage.
Cllattel mortgage on crop. ’l‘llt-
that the
farm loan note..- amount in effect to in
The fal~‘i-’
ha
The Hait‘lllt‘lll. \\lllt‘ll tithes up pttillll
by point certain questions tl'illtil llat'ut
nary requirements are much more cy-
nits.
consid-
erable number of these loans. on tllp‘igi
forms: pill out by the ('Olllllllllt‘t‘. The
average time ill each case in attend
illg lo the necessary banking details
meat of one large banking institution's
ii.
".5
sity of the statement is dclnonslrntcd‘”
the note which I
specifically states that the crop may ‘
be garnered and sold by its raiser in i1
the ordinary course of business.
a otllllpoaitlon thls numgcxpcctcd and stated in the note that
.1)”. requires an “1,501“... knowledge of if possible :tho note shall be satisfied ‘
lllt‘ finger board and fl tlt‘XU'OllS how-:[rnm tho DTOCPt-“dtl of Fllt‘h sale.
'No provision is made for tell.
The utter absurdity of
tltllllonslrated ‘
gllt of his truth will be long in the. by the fact tllat all of the notes thus
It is .‘
,f) 1‘ c -1 ‘ , .t-pll ll. lltlcllta, \l'itoweld lltltlllicli. - . . .. ~ . . . . .
it til lltl Amrlltl is to dtftlltl now-“mm N. Clark. JP”) M. t‘lark, Al- minds of lllB‘llf‘dl'tls. 'lllt lobuslllcsamr "mum flare 1,9,... to tenant mm.
only llltl nation that protects you. tlmtl trod ll. (‘utbilL l'talllll 1.). llibbidland "N fine finish of m” boning “ml ors. '
the absolute poise in the most difficull‘
demands the number made upon him:
"mm" ”mlgt'dlal-Ics 'l‘. ilitllolltl. Stcpllt-n llokuh.
. ' ’ _ ttlt‘orcc S. Edwards, James E. Gordon . ~ - '
stands til the universe for lllt‘ lllnllest . JOHN. an...“ “on”. “._ (lredol‘y.l;,l.‘i::§g Eli's“. lllm bf; bib? ”his many rowers.
Aaron B. Hull. Frank; The evening's program
lllll‘llll't‘StOll. but the ”5.
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ideals. llll noblest lulttltlplts gou‘lll‘ . t 1 ml concluded
Financial atattmlents from hot--
Under the Federal Reserve.
'“0 M‘USL Act of the United States, banks are
int: mankind .\I. Jordan. Jollll Kubovict Fredcriekiwm, the singing of the Stm- .30“ng supposed to obtain financial state
.A. Lockwood, hdward M. baloney-4.38m” by the audience, led by Mrs. meats from borrowers. and such state-
upphpn we speak “r 0.“. country “qt, Vincenao Mill'sico. llarry W, Miller
.llobert S. Morrison, (home i". Mitten
:dol. Nicola fllllzal'etlo Oliver Murphy,‘
homes of our fathers, but we have liliJllllll it). Nooney. William Oswald.
llobcrt ill. l‘ertlutn William Kloegcr
.\'r'illi:lln D. l‘latt,
EllilVill H. Ti
America l “mm-‘7
tiSllllth and the qulnlelte. It was mttn- ments are required
lllti‘t‘ ill mind not only our homes. ill" ‘. ‘
tle perfect delight of the hour bad . . .
’becu luuclt enhanced by the truly in“. bmm‘ms'
mind the grand and noble things for
which America staluls~libcrw 21ml 01* 'atcnzt‘llllf‘rfzt‘l‘. Jost‘tlh W.lher work both soloists and quintettc ordinary business borrower
q.) ’ _ kennel“ nossll‘er. Minion throtltthout the entire program. Un-l La D sn't All .
. , ‘ ~ ‘ . t ltllxlt'l,‘ Stole hoyak, l‘l't‘tll“l‘|Ck P obtrusive and yet with an absolute prcvl w oe ow.
rises before the nations of the earth; Stallell, Edwln it Stevens, Stephen cislon and perfection of both time and: ”6‘ Suggestion that
Stone, Jl'.. Earle P, Thomas. George
H. Yosbm‘gh. William c. Waldron.‘
tier. and order in liberty.
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as that great country which above all
,. .,~. .. fl. . ’ . , , _accompanir.t.- Master Geor e Clar tensio w‘ ' .
Dill?” hilt’r tl.mocxac_\ ‘0 mankind. Wilbur “aldron. Jolln 'l‘. Weislleltdand Master Franklin 'Smitll 1were tllltE P. ”hm“ interest in
Wilfred N. Wheelllouse. lilower boys for the. evening. I crop a lure. “‘hlle
which makes every man feel that it
is pleasant to walk upon the earth,
notes
expression, Miss Belts made an ideal obtain a clause promising a year's ex-
in the ordinary
ifest to all throughout the evening that course of banking procedure from all
In this case the requiretll
. . . tistic way in wlllllc the pianist. Miss statement is simpler and less detailed
Benjamin 1.. Portt~l-.,sany Sllerwmd Belts, sustained with than the statement. required front the
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and which showers blessmg‘s untold}
upon all its people. Great and good:
is our country. and sacred is the dtltyl
to defend it. to make sacrifice for it.
he-
"You are the privileged ones.
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cause you bro permited to make the
highest sacrifice—TS offer. if neces-
sary. your lives on the altar of your?
country.
"And for those who are not permit-
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coalition 1113.150le outrun
ted to bear the flag across the battle- ‘L l ;
field comes the home duty, to make all CHIVRO
possible sacrifice that the army and.
navy may be well sustained. may keep:
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hit their numbers and may have all
the help that devotion and loyalty
could possibly give.
“Our wealth. our our time
must, during the war, be entirely giv-
labor,
AT moo Pun emu (can translucent)
American» Motor.) it: a thrift; canarifllfim FEAWIIS.
It: 10.000-car capacity plan: is lcwlct.
New: York City.
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a Platnflelzl. New Law. m fincl'li Mount in headway.
en over to America. No one is worthy
:of the name of American who is not
ready for every sacrifice
RURAL SCHOOL SYSTEM PRAISE!)
Elie product is the American Sin—81,386. a... ’.
The oflclcis are well known. ammonium: filth. "‘4
The Engineer in Louis. Chevrolet; of alert-ole: Mutat- tuna.
Present financing is solely
. truck manufacturing;
- Existing contact: for {.m‘em ln~ im-lu ducal- yelr
86.3 percent. ct present: price of“.
Copitlllhflon it IMIWWflDO-Ilnofi» summon
Application for Nu’ York curb "mogul! martin Manda.
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the, interesting. dot/slop-
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system in collecting; within five days ‘ 119'!th W“m
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Women’s Genuine
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The most wanted silks for
skirtings. llcw illltl smart
stripes. Yartl \i'ltlt'
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Earthenware Teapots
Six clip size.
250
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Special ..........
Wear Ever Aluminum
Sauce Pans
Tim and a half quart slim.
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Value $2.5M
Dress Voiles
tlt‘ (liriifltllilllllt‘tl patterns.
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Value 29.- ‘76 Sill‘t'ldl .. 59¢
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Yitt‘tl ..... 1 Large am-
127 c Regular ‘25.: .. . 15c
Shirt Waist Boxes
Matting covert-(l '
$1.98
Sheets
l"|lll size. g‘ootl glllllity
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erllllc wlli l have )1‘0\':(ll‘d for it.‘ ._ ,
' uts 0' 1 ‘ loll. .'l Jefferson. a \\ lntllmp. a Living—
cxistlng bank laws. Pt’l‘bllpfi “it‘ll “9 atoll. or a name as equally as prmn~
erations, but the committee and tile Wilma"): lll‘l‘lflds Of 0311‘ country ‘hOld‘
banks which are patrioticgllv co-l lug "um” office. but "mead we heal-
. . . | ' of a Bryan. a Daniels, ll Johnson. in
operating With it to finance increasedl O'Gorman and others who can duly-
crop production have to take condi-t trace their American ancestory back a
lions as they are, not as they may be} generation and some less than that.
at some future date when the war is “ here are the great. grandsons and
Igreat great grandsons of our Colonial
OW?- {and Revolutionary sires? surely they
"" Additional information. The‘ have not forgotten the land that they
committee requests that all persons. by inheritance 111‘? duty bound to [31'0-
tlesirlng additional information as fol feet. A land that was instructed ‘6
, , . : their care and preservation.
dttalls of the loan shall lnquire directg How can we expect the people of
either of the Agricultural committeel the nation to show the spirit of 1775.
which has its temporary headquarters when the blood of 1776 does not flow
at Room 524 Newfield building. Bridge-3 1;! the “fin? 0t”I mg}: who represent
port tTelephone Barnum 4510) or at “8 p801” m “e 8 anti, State and
Municipal Governments. ‘
any of the following banks which are The flag of the nation means abso.
now working with the committee lm-V lutcly nothing to tlle'majority of the
der the loan arrangement: office holders of our country. to them
fit is nothing more than an emblem
.. lNhere to 9“ information. Y lot a nation, their life's blood is not
Brld8‘9901'l-Flrst Bridgeport Raj" interwoven wit'h the stars and stripes
tional bank, Bridgeport Tract com-é of the flag which represents the his.-
Dany. James Staples & Co. Callnecti~110¥h0f 0U"‘°Pl:}‘trY-, th Al . ht
N. i ‘ t eir parlo 1511! is e mlg y
Wis 'ttiontl bank. ‘ . ] American dollar: they seek the office
tameld _ Stamford Rational; not from love of country but for what
bunk, Stamford Trust company, Firstt they can get out of the. office. How
National Bank of Stamford, Fltlclityl different is the Congress of the Unit—
Title and Tr _ . . ed States of America today from that
..\. 1k ust company . ldistinguished body the Comm!-
' -.orwa -——Central National "Congress of our forefathers, which
Rational bank of Norwalk. was composed of men- who Were pub
“South Norlvalk — South Norwalhi triotic and loyal to the cause 01,1775.
Trust: company. City National bank. If the love of country prevailed in
"Danbury~City National bank of: Congress today as it did in thedayu
Danb‘ury Danbury \‘ational bank of \Vashimzton.- Adams and Jefferson,
' . ‘ ‘ . or bi t faffa'ns
“Greenwich -— Greenwich National. the mega“ dept a 8 Std c 0 '
‘ . would not exist.
bank. Putnam Trust company 1 Who is responsible for this state of
"Shelton—Shelton pant. & Trust! chaos? We the descendants of the
founders and patriots of this Great,
bank
“Strtttfol'd——St‘ratford Trust com-l
puny.- ‘
“Soutllport-~’Southport
nany.
Trust com-
Ropubiic. for we have not' lived up
to the trust confided to us by our
fortlfatllers: we' have neglected-our
duty as true and l-ealLAmerlcanB..and‘
h'lve lot the descendants of the scum
of Europe which has for the past. fifty
years been dumped on our shores, to
. , become otlr representatives in Com
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THE‘NAT'ON S'LOBS- There ia‘no‘ doubt. but than the
The nation has lost one or her most some thoughts as expressed above ran
distlnaullybed sons in the death of the through the brain of the late Joseph
Hon. Joseph Hodges Cbozrte. an Ant-fit. Clloate. when he uttered thou-
erlcan. in whose veins flowed the words which time now becomojhh
blood of» American ancestors-for.scv- torlcal: "For 0008 Mo, HW‘UDS’.‘
oral generations. . l THEME I. “INFO”:
The death. of this grand old- Amer-ii Norwalk, Hut 113. 1.11. ‘ » ..
can culin- to my. mind how few real '
"Bethel—Betliel National bank."
Americana. descendants of those Vito HAPPV THOUGHTS.
woman up a for the beluga- Ill l .
. .. ‘ win. My “‘ .- 6% i;
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