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An "Endowment" Policy pays off the mortgage whether the borrower lives or dies. \ ? Southeastern Life Insurance Co., L. A. McDowell, Agent Service and Quality \\ t ? ?? >t oiishcd mir !ui>in?'-< on tin* principle <?t i",!/ ii' 1 >i;r ciMomers. jrivinj? t\iem full value ;??? ' <? 1 1 ? ? ? m ? - > l n ? ' v I t*a \ ?* with us. W i ??ntim2?,(i that policy throughout the i)rr:i srrviiitf you. are pursuing it nun- j " i {.'ii 1;. than ?? vermin... this rra of price in ,lation ' ?? t . H r v. ?? never lower th?' r-Jan^an! l)f our V . oou s. On tin.- 1 ..j' pi:. if of < ommcr vality \'. ?? solicit > our pat ronage. Bruces Pure Food Store PHONE 66 MEDAL Of HONOR ACTOR O'umlu At. ( aw i? out* uf living Medal of Honor men In this cbuntry ? and the only actor who received tin? citation, the most distinguished mark of honor tlfe country can confer. During his service with the French he received a 'divisional citation for the croix dc Guerre with a alive? star. Hb transferred to the tank corps on April 1, 1018, and ?? was made a cor ppral In I* company of the Three Hun dred and forty-fourth battalion and earned his Mcdfll of Honor In that or ganization. The ortlcia-l award, dated December 1 7, IDIS. reads: "l>ouald M. Call, siH'ond lieutenant, tank CO|Tg5i For conspicuous gallantry and intre pidity above and beyond the eall of duty in action against the enemy near Varehnes. France; September 215. 1018." He was In a lank with an officer and was driven out by gas following a hit which wrecked the tank. He noticed that the officer did no! follow aud went hack and carried him. under in tense machine gun and shell fire, over a mile to safety. -The ortlcer \yas John Wesley Castles. Jr.. of New York. The French government gave Call the Croix dc Ouerre with palm aud also the Legion of Honor chevalier. Mon tenegro bestowed the order of Panllo. Two days after the Medal of Honor exploit from which he emerged with out a scratch, Call was wounded. He returned to participate In theAi'gonne and St. Mihiel offensive's. He Wouldn't Stop Work for Wedding. Detroit. ? Devotion to duty prevented Nicholas Alexander, -eooki-from faking an hour off to get married. His fiancee, Isabel le M. Sahay caw, applied at the county clerk's otHce for a marriage li cense and, in response to the clerk's question as to why the brldegroom-tobe hnd not come, she said Nicholas WAS too busy. She said further that they had jarred to marry n yenr ago. hut they had a quarrel and Nicho las tore up the license he had taken out. After long and mature delib eration Isabelh? cntne to the con clusion that she hud been wrong and that if siie did not admit it site ran a good chance of. losing Nicholas forever. She went to him in a penitent mood and found him receptive, but ou one point he was ada mant. Ue would not leave his work for a minute to get mar ried, and if she wanted to be come his wife she had to tnke out the marriage license, engage a minister 6nd bring him to the kitchen where the ?ceremony was to be performed. They were married. POPE POSES FOR THE MOVIES Pontiff Amustd -at Photographer Takes Groups and "Close-Ups" m Vatican Grounds. Koine. ? For t h?* first time In history ii pope has posed for tlio motion pic ture mm era. Not only whs permission grunted for ihe tilmlnu of scenes in the Lonrdea chapel grounds, hut I'ope Benedict look a ?????? 1 i 1 1 tr part, posing first with groups ii i) 1 1 then for "close ; 1 1 1 ( I i-\ [>i < <?iin_' mm h amus>-nt?*nt j at 1 1 ? #* persist ?-nee of t ! t ? ? American j pi or. iui :< plo-rx. w ! i ? ? *'iit \v i 1 1 1 i 1 1 four ! f. ??f ihe ; ? 1 1 < 1 *n:ipp?-d him ! ilt?- ? ? ?(???! ti ' ' I ! 1 1 ~ in i m !???() afser ! 1 1 < ? hn *l i ..>!?!( ? r ? ?? I r:t-? ?<>> 1 1 1 ? ? 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Congressional charter, is officially designated; To furnish volunteer aid t# the s'ok and wounded 9' armies In tlms of war, In accordance with the conventions of Geneva. To act in matters of voluntary relief and a* a medium of com munication bctwc-n the Anoripan people and their Army and Navy. To continue and carry on a sys tem of national and international relief in time of peace and to ap ply the same in mitigating the suf fsrlnge caused by peetilenct, famine, firs, floods and other great calam ities. To devise and parry on measures for preventing thess causss of suffsnng. -qurtm reo cross roll call r ? November 11-25, 1920. MEMBERSHIP* FEES: Annual 1.00 Contributing 5.00 Life 50.00 Sustaining . .. . . 10.00 Patron 100.00 8end duea to your nearest local chapter. FIRST AID TRAINING TO MEN AND WOMEN American Red Cross Is Teaching Hundreds of Thousands Life Savlng Methods. The purpose of instruction It) First Aid to the Injured offered by the Amor lean Red Cross is to train men and women to administer First Aid treat ment promptly and Intelligently when emergencies demand - It. First Aid treatment Is not Intended to take (he place of a physician's service. A sur geon should always he summoneed as a precautionary measure where there Is an Injury of any consequence, but when one cannot be secured a few min utes' delay may mean a fatnllty. In such a case a person trained In First Aid Is invaluable not only to the in dividual, but through him to the com munity In which he lives. . There is perhaps no way of ascer taining the number of deaths or seri ous disablements which result from lack of proper Safeguards or prompt emergency treatment. It Is safe to as sert they number thousands daily. There can be no doubt that the appli cation of First Aid methods to each case woutd Immeasurably lighten the country's toll of suffering and death. | The dissemination of First Aid traln i lug and information has already pro ' dneed a farrenchtng and beneficial In fluence In the prevention of accidents on railroads, In mines and in great In ! dustrlal concerns. The benefit of a widespread knowl j edge of First Atd In the event of a ; great disaster, such as a train wreck, j an explosion, an earthqujke, etc., is ? obvious. Laymen who have had First i Aid training can render efficient as | slstance. Many lives may depend npon such emergency care. Red Crossi .First Aid work Includes (1) the formation and condict, through Red Cross chapters, of classes for In struction in accident prevention and First Aid to the Injured among men and women in all communities and in every Industry ; (2) the Introduction of courses of Instruction In high schools and colleges. The Red Cross Is prepared to supply First Aid books and equipment at rea j sonable prices. Every person In this country able to j do so should. In his own Interest, re I celve Red Cross First Aid Instruction. ; Information about the course and In struction classes may be had at the nearest chapter headquarters. RED CROSS EXTENDS RELIEF TO POLAND More than $.">,000,000 has been spent by the American Red Cross In aiding the stricken people of Poland. The organization lias nursed the sick, fed the starving, clothpd the naked, shelter ed the homeless, schooled the children and cared for the orphans there. It has condtyted a relentless fight against typhus, cholera and other terrible dis eases. So today millions of men end I women In that resurrected nation \ speak In grateful appreciation of "'The ; Greatest Mother In the World." Nearly 200 American Red f>os# workers are now engaged ih relief ac tivities In Poland. Four large relief bases are In oiverntlon and eleven~mo t)U?_unlts Hre In the field. During the i last twelve month* this organization was largely Instrumental In the re es tabllshnient of a million refugees at a cost for general r?-'lef of more than $1,O<m>.Oi>0 I.ast winter one-half mil llou*war orphans were aided material ly. and since then ? series of larsje or phanages have been established tti give them permanent rare Ruf for American R-?d ('r o?s a'd, of flcJals of Poland declared recently, mil lion* of people In that countrv would have peri' 1 1 *-?? 1 of disease, eiposnre or stsrr rJ-.n th* last e'ghfren months. And the work there must be kept uj) for another year. f?H? ,he only tuwu/ut ; wide-cm mower. llsav" _ -?? samo time. CojupcostttinK Wr hq.| ttprlug carriee theo*mcr baron ?h? drive wheels tnr t?ad (it dr vg^ing tt on the ground. This increase* trac< tion, a<*?s awuy v- ;^ *id? drott I au>l weight < \ 1 ? ' ntc i%~ greatly leufctUv VirU ;o o| n.ucUia?. 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