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Wilma but am I 1100(th u! . w E
1.52m; three new Rational Forests .1
to fill! Examine Winn: Mountains. t
in Maine lmd New liunprhirc; the- 1:,
Shenandoah. in Virginia and West Vin
stain, and the Natural Bridge. in Vlrvl
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A NOMAD! DINING!!!
Ttw lady from Montana in thy" Moore
‘0! Remit-plumes mnv but» a fellow
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“MDAY, JUNE 1. 1918
“w M ' w l ~- l’dat‘ - Y ' J5 S? -
mm AMA-0‘ "In” “‘3“ t {or lulled mutt rtn
TOMORROW ”ii“?- rde has opened her headquarters
and is said to havc bccn promised the
3§igh ,tide g g; Zea-335130 p. m. Esullpol‘t of speakers of national rcputn-
un uses 1 ; . .
‘ lion.
mot election». A Notada woman has“
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trolnulcnced Lcr campaign as indcpeml l
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but;
up eastern National
mountains. Ever since the law
ibeen engaged in acquiring lauds about
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lumber of the Annotated Press . . _
Tho'Associatod Press is exclusively program and ls in favor of every sto
“titled to the “59 fw,.publioation "Fiteccssary to carrying it out, She (.0n_til0ugllt or contracted for they are put,
all news dispatches credlted toit Ct; _ .. .. _ . 1. . ‘under administration as “Purchase
not otherwise in this pucrund alsofldtls Note and nauooal plohmuonl
the local newt; published herein. i part of Such a program,
All rights of republication or spa.
out dewatcbes herein are also re-g
urved. .
p ; ern Appalachians.
Folks who have mistrusted all altmg‘ufyjng the proclamation which ‘gives
Itilut women were aiming at public offlhe lands their final status. The Pill»
{fire may pcrllupllu shake their heads gab National Forest. in NON" (“‘0‘
' lina, and the Alabama National For
. ‘V'ENING SENTINEL TELE.
. PHONE CALLS
Idi'torial ROOM. '
Business whee—93.
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,N’ndm" 8'" ”1° ”*1 arcnt 501"“ mlareus which had received ihlb‘ status
‘i‘earfully over the prolspct-t of a woman
5'
l‘mrl'l’ palticularly. 9"9“ if “he is 9‘99“ 1 before the new proclamations were is-
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fed. If she has the ideals and brains and sued.
city Editor’tl Residence-14924. i ______,____
. ' The govcrn-
Mess Manager’s Rwdmh? no MORE HlRiNG AND Flame
iOXt‘ord County, Maine.
ttion. This forest protects in part the
f'canals again. iwatershedc of the Androscoggin. Sam.
The government is 51‘ Expertr, after careful observation of
.tllrce purpoucu.
the old Erie; Canal. llUW tt'tlm‘vi'm‘llli‘d n‘ot good worklncn, but bccnusc they: The Shmmndmh Notional purest ls
. into the New York Barge Cum! ""5'~:tlt'c “mtsiits.” They have been put in situated ill llocktnghmll, Augusta.
New York .stute sonlcthinc likc “30":[llt‘tfi'l‘0n2 jobsThc rigbtjobs shouidbc‘mu‘ ““1 ”‘Kma'ld “WW1“: “L- and
, _ _ . p .y , l'olldlcton County. W. Va. 'l‘ha.gov-
,. 3 000,00, and from prt’seill lnolcatlons l>,10nnd for thou). And cvvn lllcn “hn‘t‘l'lllllt’lll ms acquired to dutc slightly
’ .- , , . ‘ .
going to be worth cwrr Wm 01' it 'l‘l‘t‘lut-lt skill or willingncss can itcncl‘alll':m “ms of 1004,00 arm’ and an m].
' government lulu much over the canal bc mudc cllptllllc workmen l'i illtlldlt‘tlydn‘mm] area 01‘ approximately 65.000
1:0 399mm. in colljulwtlon with thc oast- rightly. Encros has been approved for purchase,
e‘rn railroads. and is clluil'lll'fig ii with; “We complain about the u‘ol‘llcl'S.""'“km3 1‘ “W“ M approximately 16""
000 acres under Federal protection.
.. _ i'l‘hc forest iu‘for the most part on
connects the wlloic (:rcllt llukvs 5‘3' thc failure of t‘lllllloVOl‘S to train and
l the watershed of the Shenandoah River
tent with the Atlantic. gilt, and it is proved in 511““ 0f 0““ “‘9‘ fund it also protectu ll portion of tho
A bill has now be?“ introduccd “‘gtorics as have established the ttcw ltlc- watersheds of the. Potomac and tho
cbngr'gss {or the l‘cllullilitaliO}l 01’ au':ll10d5 or training- in tllcir plants," ilttmcs. (.Jll‘lhe llrelt andstill intact are
' ' " “ " ' ‘ld Miami. ’I‘llcrc was cnornlous waste in normal ‘llC‘llt'll ““0"” COMU‘W‘N during
other llTriOlll “-"U‘Nt‘v ”‘9 L 7 ' ' jlhc t‘tvil War under the direct super-
and Erie Canal built llcllrl." H Mllll'vltilncs. due to discharging “1°“ (Envision of Stoncwull Jackson.
duo to common l.:lkc Elie With “‘efslighl provocation and [11911 llrcukinr-i The Natural Bridge National pom“
Ohio Rivcr. Thu “101191"? DTUI’OE’“ m:in now than for their DIRGGS- T0 that‘ls 'sltuutcd ill Rocklllghaln. Nelson.
make tbc old ditch a modern cll'll‘nnt‘l :1':tctor it; now added u sllol’lililt'mm'i
cilantro fleet of modt'ru steel burgeS. "26“” the report. “when ”m “1““. is in
Amherst. Botctourt and Bcdtord (.‘Olm-
dies. Va. The Federal govormllont has
actually acquired title to a little over
i73,000 acres, and on additional area of
{approximately29,000 acres has been
[ts omploycrtl rccounlzc tllo sitlltl' "improved for purchase. The forest.
tlon. Qt. begin to sec at new spirit pcr- iwhich protects a portion of the water-
outing our industrieS. 1 Spirit may short of the James River, does ltot ill-
_. 1m _ t. aIndWWMfume. the. Natural Bridge. but ‘ihis
P delving more alli'mmn than usual, ulhlilk“ for 500‘” jug m" scenic feature is within three or four
> 1L likely that“ good deal of “Wm”. will‘mi‘" relations hetwccn employer .amtmilcs of the. boundary. It is expect-
ile spent along this linc from now Onrscmplovcc. as well to: for more efficrcni .ed that visitors to the region will take
And the sooner it is done, thc bettcr,'l,I-odtmton, udvantuge of the opportunities wlliclll
1: tor m tnoiccl liaq ob ' the forest llt't’ords for recreation and
‘uanycusewrc c. ' . . - >
it icn‘t likeiv that the; CREATIVE THRIFT Outdom life in the mountains.
12 to 16 feet ill‘dcpth, and oi stlfl'icicnt i“) swim” tlmt cvcry man who mm be
‘ Width to permit (1191711551120(‘l'VESSOISJmId and made effective/is “ genuine
such an arc contcnlpltltcd for tho Eric I :lssct ‘0 the business.
.¢anal. i
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' Otllcr projects of tho some sort are
Ilelng considered. All of them are re-
vious merits.
postivc thought the tion~witb the black walnut census
iwhich President Wilson has asked tho
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rise but through promptly will soon curnlng. its lhf‘
lBoy Scouts‘of America to undertake,
:llenry S. Graves, the Chief of the U.
pay for itself icrcutlvc attitudc. that counts most.
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‘Two pounos or: MEAT la nation. i (Egg-IS. ltr‘lorerut Sesrvice, has written a letter
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The average eonlsttnlption of meat hurdt‘ns- is ‘0 mere-aw ° ' ! 0 1" 3'03 90““ explaining “by the
or to work hardct‘ and more lntcl- need lot the work is urgent.
v . . “The tremendous forest resources
‘ ltlce more. \le have,
"0 mm 'M the [Inked Slates," Colonel Graves
What we need. as individuals and as
in order to bea
‘per person lately has been about three , pow
nd one-quarter pound‘wper week. Mnfligcntly.
l'rorlatuling the forests is the final
step in carrying out the law for build-
Formats
through the purchase of lands in tho
was
lpassed in 1911 the government has
' :the headwaters of the principal rivers.
Sim has announccd a will-lllc-wat'_hmh in New taught ‘ and in the Soutlr
the. lands are
:Areas“ pending the time. when their
,acculnulation has Rached a point. jus-
est, in Alabama. are the only eastern.
intent has actually taken title to about ‘
. . - - " u the
ti-Ioover asks us to reduce this to hvolllul‘dll’ “03“" m ”an” 01” prod C
states in the letter. “will undoubtedly
ANIllLfilSliiillS
Chief registrars and registrnm will
gather Vuluablc information for the
Day. Wednesday, June 5, \vhcll 0\‘(‘t.)’
male pcréon of 21 years or turn shall
submit facts aboutchimsclf which will
bc used under the Selective Service
Act. The duties‘of tbcsc oillclttls are
ot’ prime importation and tho regula-
tions preacrtbo cotnpotcnt mun. linlii~
lng tllc rcglstrutlon to local boards and:
salaried attaches. . Failing that ar-
rangement, preference should bc gl'cn
men who acted as registrars last June
witcrcvcr the. board's stall is insulti-
(41an
The work dctallcdto chief registrars
and regiotrars and interpreuwas well,
is considered in the light, of it patriothf
duty by the government.- With such:
understanding the gfvornmcnt expects
local bourdu‘ to seen '8 persons outside
their own number who will um‘o with:
out compcnsation. if additional llclpcrs
are nceded. ‘
Eucll locul board‘s registrars will at-
tend to the registration of curb man
who proscnts himself on Registration
Day. Those who mulll register are all
‘men whosotwentydlrst birthday was
reached after June 5,1917. or on or b9-
0
signed. Ho receives from the local
board and distributes to the registrars
blank registration cards, certificates
and other necessary forms, and copies
of tho'chistrutlon regulations. It will
be his duty to see that every registrant
learns that he is subject to the terms,
provisions and liabiliios of tho Selcct~
a fact. that every effort is made to care lot‘vlllt‘lll.
munity Service has chet‘ai large establishments likc thc one in which this
national government on tltcglstrntionl
ithey are not members of the local
. . _ . . . . . Dresses 2
'. - . . - . . ~ - - , .ioutttuill National ror- . .
lorwalk Branch office—4388. ‘rllllllly that in lieu for the benotonall ”it! “ hm} " . ‘ 'Chfld “is Sweaters _ _ 1
. . . . ~ . 1’ A, h .' est is located in (irattotl, (at-roll and W. Aspecml OflerngISilkPop.
Editor‘s Refldence—I‘ZJBZ ‘JOb’ tot he] main use on em ‘- (‘oos Counties, New Hampshire, and
, . . ‘ > popular colors.
1113'12- l Tllc economic loss doc to too 11111012126100“ acres and in addition about . ”Special ’ ' ‘ """""" $238 Special .. . . . . ....... $629
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m-—W .. . . - - .. _ . . .‘t24,0lI0 acrcs more have been approved - ‘ , . _
5"“ l hmflg. and “mm lb plum ”P“ (m it‘or purchase. making a total of about. This llbotogt‘ltpll proves to mothers of uoldlel‘r or sailors who» go flout {J‘OYer-t fl-TOD” Slip-On women’s Trimmed H t‘
. REVIWNG WATERWAYS lphasls m :1 Wm” submlttcd to the Na- 391000 auras under Federal proteo. smaller town»~ and citicr, whcro the wickedness of Now York is assected at; ‘1 weaters a b
A The public is becoming.lntt’l'i‘slt’d in tional Association of Manut‘ucttlrcrn. ’
The War (‘alnp Coul-
roport, repairing to the board’s office
to receive rcports'and cards from other
Ecbiot ogictrantc.
Rogiutration Places to Be Provided.
The '(lrst duty of registrars its to pro-
pllrc plural for registration. . Before
assuming- their functions they moot
take the oath of office in the event
board. Registrars must familiarize
themselves thoroughly with the regis-
trations the questions on the cards and
the character of tomato required. 7,
‘Prior to the time of registration. rog-
lstrars must place tables and other.
equipment. in. readineus for the..bezin-
ning of registration at 7 ll. m. on Reg-
istration Dny.’ "How to Answer Ques-
tions on Registration Garden". is the
titlcuf a placard. copies of which must
no pasted in conspicuous plpccs wllerc
tllcy should basecn and road bciore,
rcgistrants go to the booth or table.
Regiatrttrn are asked to,show pm.
tlcncc in their explanation of registra—
tion questions Where answers are not
given roudllynr properly. Discussion
must be avoided. "the registrant is
sullen or inclined to falsify. cvadc or
refuse to answer the registrar is diroct.
ed to call his atteniton to the law
which imposes a penalty or imprison?
ment. for such conduct. Persons who
persist in delaying the registrars wit-
nesscs culled and after explaining the
_;
port the case to the local board. or
United Staten Districtflkttornqy. Any
registrar who fails to report such court's
fails in his sworn duty and b’t‘OlllOS
liable as a misdcmenant.
Must Answer Ten Questions.
There are ten questions‘ to be filled
ivo Scrvlcc Regulations.
out on the registration card. The card
BARGAIN SPECIALS
Tonight From 7 to 10 O’clock
;
aw
i
a lWomen’s House Dresses
1 i Made of excellent quality
l pmale, in a variety of pat.
terns, all fast colors.
Special ............... $1.59
Children’s Wash Dresses
‘Prottty styles, in chambray
and, gingham. plain colors
Jami fancy check; and plaids,
with white collars 15nd cufl‘s;
'-sixe8to 14 years.’
'Specitd $1.98
Women’s White Wash
Dress Skirts. '
A special lot; exceptional
value. At ..... . ..... $1.49
t
it
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Women’s .Silk Dress
‘ Skirts
Handsome, stylish stripe e11
feats, for women and misses;
worth $6.00.
Special ....... ~ ...-$4.25
Women’s and Misses’
‘zPretty, comfortable and ser-
lin Dresses, made in the new.
i , viceable; size 24.26 and 28.
est style and all the most
All new, smart models; worth
Lavender, Nile and rose; $5.00. Special. $398
forced heels and soles; white
only. Speclal ...... 35c pair
ilvsplciat $2.98
Women’s Shirt Walsts
" Pretty , and dainty, all good
3_, W styles- ' thread top.
5. Spectra 79c 3P901E195cpai'r‘
TM”,
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11 th I: "d h ‘ {of—.grcat importallccvbccausc Ol~tli€t
ave , elm“ 0 corner dctac ed. :et‘rect it should have in discouraging
if the registrar thinks any of thcgdlsloyulty in nutut'ttlizcd citizens and
persons answers are incorrect or false i bifl‘imst‘ ll 151“ accord WW1 ”‘9 “9*"
he must note which and~tn ¥when re-E'genzhfif Ewan” held by the dep’m'
spcct on the blank spaces left after the' ill—CL“
registrars cretiflcatc. and wllctllerIPULPWOOD CONSUMPTION AND
there are any entries to make
or non} WOOD P p »P
the registrar must then sign the card! Ulll-u ”SODUC'TION
After all the above steps have been
taken .the loglsirttdon' blue certificate i
must be prepared and handed to the
registrant. Every registration certifi-
cate must have on its reverse side the
stamp of the local board. The regula-
lonu provide that at menl hours wherc
there Is only‘onc registrar he shall or-
range to have his meals at the place
of registration. When there is more
than one registrar, at least one regis-
trar will remain on duty at. all times. .
At the close of the day the registrar
counts his registralon cards and certi-
homes to the chief registrant taking
his receipt therefor. ‘
Onyx Silk Hose
Black and white, with little
.»
WASHINGTON, June 1.——The total
tpulpwood consumption in the United
States during 1917 is estimated by the
j’ Forest Service, on tho-basis of reports
made by the pulp mills, at 5,536.80:
cords. an increase of approximately
6 per cent. over the 1916 figures.“ Not
all the mills have yet. made their re.
turns, bllt the figures of the prelini~
nary estimate are not expected tolxo
materially changed when the final
compilations are completed. "In. 1m.
domestic spruce forlnad (5.8 per atom.
of the total, as against 45.9 per cent.
in 1916; imported spruce formed'jlj
._~.“__~ per cent. in 1917 and 13.4 per-conci-
‘ pcnalty of “I? law. the offending por-
' 1 . _ Novemm, . . - ATTORNEY GENERAL 1916-
_ , _ . t. on is :1 line thing _ fore Juno «l. 1918. Each chicf resin . .. .
vcoulttry is ”N going to need less. 1c0lto » ' 'llo d it tchEED FOR BLACK WALNUT GEN trar will be in char e or the re istl'a-)Sons Wm be given full opntsltunlt, to. AFTER DlSLOYALiSTS Wood pulp production “-1917 15 33‘
transportation than n nccds rilzllt licss the best “my to get (I a: - t sus URGENT. 3— g reconsider. Such cases will hammo- ---—- tlmated at 3.464.511 tonams command-3‘
V now and every constructive enter-~lthink less about swim: and morck‘boul. WASHINGTON. June 1.-——ln conucc~ tion 9‘ ”1“ ”I“? to which he is 35’ ed to the Chief registrar Who Will re- Spellacy Advised BY wa‘hi"°‘°n.T°
with 3,271,310 tons in 1916. The 191% '
production included 1.498.704: tons of
mechanical pulp, 1,468,386 code of an} -
phlte pulp. 42l,‘67l‘r"t0ns of coda pulp
and 75,740 tons of sulphate pulp. ‘
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NORWALK SOLDIER MISSING.
Report came to Norwalk-‘thls week.
that Benjamin Kennéy,’ who enlisted
Begin Proceedings In All
Cases
United States District Attorncy
Spcllacy has received a communica-
tion front Attorney General T. W.
Gregory. calling attention to the pro-
ceedings against Frederick W. Wur-
sterbartb. postmaster at Clinton. N.
J.. who was denaturalized by Judge
Haigllt of the United States District
Court for pro-Germltn._tlttel'ances. It
trendy interested. Inland water ll‘allS-‘lho labor situation llll‘OUSlllOlll iho:(‘onucctigut ulld Anlnlonooouc rivers.x picture was taken. The boy's~ on 193% may slccp there for 25 cents a night ..wondorful value ..... $2.98 . . ,
portation. which has fallen into dcsuc— country. ask employers to “stop hiring‘Tbe White Mountain region, long' and got their meals at a nominal prim. The library is a iavontc place for mThe New Ci" Ch 8 Pure Castlie Soap
' {lode in rece‘m dwudes’ is being" 1‘€\‘i\"‘;am] “mm“ “mu ”m “1,8 OW. iizllllous as one of the most important. them and they are encouraged to spcnd lllclr mm: m lt rather than on tile "1- In Declal .‘ . . . .. . .. .. 10c cake
.J, _. . ' . . i ’ ‘ _ . . _ trccrcation grounds ot‘ the nation and street. ' i ‘ cf. WBI'S . ‘
1?;‘3‘fléai‘esm of the new [lunhl'lOll‘ti i l‘llc report admits that tlltlt melocated as it m in close proximity to _-_______ ______‘___ M8110. of superior quality, COFYIODSIS Talcum Powa.
.3: :tlott demands. The railroads :lrc oil-:thousnnds of workers in cvcrp‘ intitls-“le tllost densely populatcd portion of .- , . MA‘“"“““‘*—”‘" .-: pink crepe. ’ der
lviously inadequul“ nnd , lllPJlalul‘nl ‘ tl‘y who ,u-o not doing effector work-:the country. has great value not only ‘ ~ “hf!” 'A member of the local! board "5- 8' ’ ill ‘ $129 ir Special . . , . . , ,,,,,,,,, 10¢. \
beams 01' the btlrdcn they cannot‘uut it throws. tllc blame on the em-ifor the protection of stt‘eanlflow and ‘ . .i , . :(llufixrsfiifi tiggzgpmxsxxlz pee ' pa lV ' y .
, l I. t' l \' ~ ‘ ~ . : ' ' .
(harry arc the great “may routes he“ :plt)ycrs mumr than on the {mm Alt'tmplhlll‘i):ulllhty'lllr3tfln'tlmfitll [tilta‘t‘illrt’llfi , . . . p t’ chlcf‘ registrar is chairman ff the local ‘ TUbSllk 01‘_SOft Tafleta ' F omens LiSlCIHOSC:
_, tofolte neglPCled. 'fll‘t‘i‘l‘ "1th’ 01 [11950 111011 arc falling tollcr‘ed With a view ‘0 “S [180 {or II“ . ‘ l board ll? Wm “Wain ”.19. curds and hlfi in emats 1111 fashwned’ WIth ram.
N. The first bit: route to be tltil‘lzcd “leivc satisfaction not bocauso thoy arci . :
At the close of registration he \vlllimm“t then be turned over and "‘9 ”53‘
receive all cards and certificates frourifmar report filled “PL When this ’5
the registrars. He will prepare a re-; done the. registrar wdl ask the person
port stating the number otpersonsjregmermg to verify his answers. to
rcglstered and the names of those whd' attirm the truth of them and the. reglq.
Igel-v9.3 without CODIDénsatlon. Without “'81“ “Will then Sign the card. If the
delay, he will go ‘0 the office of the 10,; registrant cannot sign his name be
'last May in Company D. 102d-.Regi31
meat, had been killed or was nut-burnt: .
’ln France, where he has been ilg'llttlulé~ ,f
for some time. He lived in Norwalk .
for many years. and his friends hope.
'that he is still alive-and if taken prim. ' ‘
'oner by the Germans, will be released 1
is the desire of thodepaxtment, thc
attorney general says. that similar
proceedings be commenced in once
wllanever. .the fticts,.ti.hpear to war-
rant such actlon. ~ , ‘
Wursterbarth has appealed to the
United States circuit court: of ap-
peals, but Attorney; Genéral Gregory
‘Vpounds’ per person per week. A cllndihowen
overfour years old counts as one per-i
on'ln- this schedttlc. Children between’
he and four are not mentioned, but
I proper allowance would be about one-
.be a very important factor in the win:
.._———-—9 1 Y rklning of the war for the allies. One
The Republican Club of NEW 0 ,of the most essential timbers for war
City which cancelled the membersmplpurposes, as the President points. out,
lot Theodore ficosevelt m 1912, audits the black walnut. With the excep-
'took his picture down mm} its walls. :tion of mahogany, which has to be im-
4
”am" mm“ W Child Dev WEEK This :l cccntlv put the picture back a““.§’°r-t,‘?§ Wit 3:115 burgens thohshtplllng cal board. delivering reglstratlon cards‘may make hirfh’::frt:~ Cagds maide out Saysvthatr Judge Hatght's decision lullater» -- ‘ '
, - ' . . f r child, “‘5 r ' ' - . ' " ac” ‘es 0 e 90““ ry, no 0 er “'00 and remainin certificates at the same. for persons 0 r can . escen inns. 55:—...—- .L-r—w - .- t g rt. —r
3." eggs and mllk, IS plenty. 0. 'noliiled the colonel that he has beeniis so well adapted for airplane pro- g ' ’ '
ton nder four. .
' ow,. twé’ pounds per week may
l‘ll's . .. . .
gem} a scantfallou‘tlnce. But he a le preciatlon‘ and cooperation. The math
> " 0‘ ne- uarter
-- * receivma only one and 0 in tent. is buttypical oi what has been go-
‘ttn‘d apiece. This is not a tune for.
”milling or for skimplng on the qual.
yo! one’s self-dental. It is a limo for
J7
'r'eTElE'cted to memb91'syip' Themcomne‘hpellers, '
"had accepted with expressions of an” “Since four or five propellers are re-
“ ,qttired for each airplane and since
iblack walnut is scarce and only the
{best grade can be utilized for this pur-
ing on all over the country, not mere- pom it is important for the govern-
ily in the big city clubs but in the small Iment to know-immediately the loca-
~t , ,tiol-gunizutlo'ns and the crossroads $011105 unavailable supplies. Walnut
y _ ‘ a ‘ .
ting forth elery effort It a gle isotherings. The Old division have been 3:02;: the c let wood used for gun
use. . ‘ ,
r tten. ' n . ‘
rtunately this is the best time or.” $0 ___..__..__.__. I believe that the Boy Scouts are
W... M... mt "“8““
' i“ hot weather ““1“?“ Eggs are; are traveling much farther from their me urge you to impress upon the
.“1- So lgmtlkfotatoes “dupe“ bases. Amt collateral _reporta indicato ttarmeralot the country the, tmportance
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