The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, February 06, 1918, Image 3
Murray Bradley, ereeaeei. ?>
i-uctun O. Brun son, jfclttv^ ^ I
The following anon* WOO% ^BsBsHsV
mm ihm following ilaolliVoa ?M iHh
day of January, ' ? ? .
Clm Om. * . i
F. E. Thomas. Wedgefleld.
11 Mel 'utrhcn. Mayesvillc.
John M I ml:.. . nvidem ???.
Bonuregurd Williams, Hagood.
Kugcne l>. Prince. Mnyesvtlle.
Henry Porter. Oswcgo.
Hampton Colcough, Dalxell.
Charlie 11. Yute*. Providence.
William II. Richardson. Mumter.
Harrison DlggK. Rembert.
Haaell A. Hoy km. Sumter.
Claude Jones, Hemhert.
Isaac Mlrhuuv. OgUjOfjo.
Ransom lhivl*. Rembert.
Neil jgQgl tt. Reinheit.
Will M osier. Huinter.
Daniel Shannon. Horatio.
Thomas 11. l?e.M. Sumter.
.Mart h WrlHht. I lar. inont.
Kdw i i .1 ludsdi n. Clnremrtn!.
Julius it. Watts. sumter.
William R plowman, Sumter.
??,.? t< i llh era, Dalxell.
/ Rlchui d l loh n ?*. Rembert.
John j< hiison, Moy< s\ Me.
David iIrani, Providence:
* I
I? D S. Ott, Rembert.
Kugeae Drown, Dntscll.
,\sh*?y Jen I ins, i>#wego.
fh Me sv.son. Rurriter.
Jam. * I a ui son, Ho 11in.
Kd.'b Williams WedgOield.
John II. Wins, Sumter ,j
M.?ri<>u I.ruin in iu,v n.
Fingier DuRunt. Sumter.
I mies P. Pu;h. Sumter.
TIobomu H. r.i'.iwn. Pufetor.
Willie P. Smith. ? ?mm ego.
John Polk. We.h'efield.
Charles M. Chandler; Sumter.
Ch??''* Wlpd1*e.?n, ^rrr*?<fr>.
CHUott - *h tV, 'v. (te
fh ? - 1st
lWtv? ? {Hofci, Vsytrciu.
Ms.-k Watt*, P anbei f
Tlllman Bcoft, Rimbert.
Sam Taylor. Pro> ld< n< e
H.'^kiah Rhoden, Wedcefteld.
; ii. ?es .'paar , su,???,-!
Rtephen fowl.*, Sumter.
John Rogers, Homier,
lsafcih Austin. Sum or.
Hubert Wilson. MnyesvlUe
Mitchell Wnrlhc-rlv. Auguato. On.
i Taylor. Sortier'
Heu. B!ng;eton. Sum.
Thomas Capers, Providence
Shedriek VaUjgii Sumter
Jefferron Brown. W >dg.ifleld.
Teo Ahmm. Providern c.
flnmuel Singleton. Wedgefleld.
. ik c.nyle. Ifeilgerteld.
im 4 Sparks. Sumter.
IInshaork Dens, Sumter.
'.-aftlle Spencer. Dalxell
* William Ppps. Tlmlal.
Willi* Mi Kav. MayesMlle.
Juanen Carol, nu. Mayt?>ville
Joe Bradford, Sumter.
Ailment Wilson. Hrogdoh.
James Bradford. Providern*'
Bun. Franklin, Dalxell.
I: -e , l'fi?.i, Da^.eli
John Wilson. WodgciltM.
trunk R|efcgrdaotl, Sumter.
Thomas Ifrudle.. Jr . Sumter.
George Buxton. poideu
Willie Butler, flaw ego.
Mlb's Dawson. ftglaetl
Wiiho, MeLeaffi Sumter.
McKmlcv U iisnii, Providern
Henry William*, iloiatio.
Uralt?? Chandler. Shlloh.
W title \ Hampton. Mn\ ass lib*.
AhrOn Williams. CMWOgo.
rJiekert white. vfv i sVttie.
J?rne? RuinHey. S'?mter.
Henry McK.?.l?b u. BroKdon
Jsnies (Miina. Pro\ldemr
Robert .M'dlette, Bumter
Joneph Scott. ProKdoM.
Willie Windham. Sumter.
Kmunuel Lane, Sumter.
Wesley WUbaim. PmA IdOUC
Warren how. Hunit. r
Hlehurd Cantv. Npntheft.
QfHtfll Jack on, Sumte?
Jg)?Of? 1 ?\\ /er. Surht? r
Mao llnttoii. Mulifter,
tillman Miel'.eps. ^??'w.-eo.
ieir/ SUiVlS. Ren bot
Rlnlv nre.#n. Shiloh
Jaiu' h ii R4i-oUoty.
I'feorv B. Ct inlham, Sumtef.
Chttrlie (Iraham, ?dar I i
jo# Draal? Ff ehleni ?
Ait hi"* Spam, DnlxoJ'i
Charles Qreen, Muyej4\dle
Isaac Koroik w, Horatio.
??:i,e Hunter, ffc inh< i t
John Rulle ??. ?er.
lloHee K iVncnhsJeV. Dal/ell.
.lere-, ., h fllehaidean, Berniter.
Kuren? Pur no, Sumter,
R?ther Rar'. Muring
RAuiird l.teie??. SuiOlei
Kble It. Reynold::. Sumter
John goal: kUK Ifes .tin.
F.iiirene 1 low a i I i'I'M'Iiioiu
Kllloit Williams. Wedgefleld
tallt* P.. Benjamin. Da ha 1!.
BCm Ti u^nl BtiUoh
Psol Tln hil. Shib b
Fler-r Wcftori. Monitor.
Bageeg gfo? kMeev BIm dor,
( la^ Tini e.
Kdward V. l.iwc, Sumter.
0feg| ' om .
? Iicntfr A. Mal-, Reiltb? it
HenriX Smith. H.igood
Ifirai i llr.nsworih Msyeevllle,
kOU4 f* k'Tseman, PU i>?t, S. 0.
_- ,-.
??usnussiU Cooper, Isnsfrou'iilU?** > #
?"Htm ss*llh,tfru*%a# .0
>*\s%u*ui Wl?^ ^iiBitn . mt
Kf. steore, *uf?t*e. - *, -
Juliet Eicksen, iiern^hb^rr
sahn Cooper, Mnye*\rh>.
Samuel M Tu IUbea\ Bumter.
i'IihmI*' v. Truiurk, Lym-hhurg.
Clyde Blllope, Tindal,
lenny l>it\ is. i rovldenee.
Atetile C Cnrrigurt, Bumter.
.I:mii? -t t ahhng >sta]k, Bemtor.
Letht r Wilton, (toraden,
lohn H. iNil.-mail, 1,/nehhury.
I'uriu U Pfltohard; Tindal.
Thomas Prlnglo, Mayesville.
<>!i\<r s. Thompson Bumter.
fcfehrin Hen. Bhlloh.
i i ic Thompson, Bumter.
Sek;?? Jackson, Dalscll.
Andren II, Tonil Ifhson, Olnnta,
? fkirenes B. Bto>k< s, Bumter.
Rotiert W. Hugglris, Bumter.
Ira McDowell, Lynchburg,
\> lllle Taylor, Buintei.
Luther a. McLendon, Bumter,
; i'Mitiic K unorrow, Stumer. v
Warren a. smith, Bumter,
Mlriuc) (beddings, We Igofleld,
\ ?I? Ur A. Walling. Sumter.
Sum Dennis, Rembert.
\\ IRiain a. Mel ?aniel. Tind?l.
Andren Lee, Mutts Bridge,
i ? on Stucke), Hemboit.
!???'. d ||, Bing, Sumter.
John lluckner, Dnlsetl.
jasper I lens, Pi ?>. Idence.
SI . ullusj <?. Aj cock, W edgefleld,
'i homns I; reen, Buihti :?.
w. <\< . Montgomery, Bumter,
j 'wc !i v. Morris; Bumter,
Ii. I*. Mot es, Bumter.
i ? <i!,e, t i?. ? 'ole, Si. niter.
i lot* ?> H;i nders, Bumter.
Henry M. Strenge, Buhiter,
fomoth) Pruser, Brogdon,
spheres W, rthr.l%niri Burnter.
ftdnm Cteiej. t*nmter,
tdijlti i It Btic! VM, i,; nt uVw ...
a.iabn F. Bkrtfsid, Lyhchburg.
? ? ibert E Bi own. Oswej a
I in i fl. McK night, Sumter
lernt i D. dreh im, Bumter.
i'hiiip Ctanydrs, Bumtis.
ChsrHs I fJnsens, Bumter.
i SI || rive.
Thorns? intent v, Bumter,
CTarenee R, MeFadden, Bumter.
i:aw,n L Bundle, BUmter,
James A. Terry, CsTSfSgO,
W 11 " Br< - don. Brogdon.
Themas B, Cutter, sumt. r.
Wiley Jenkins, sumter.
leej T. Smalls, Bumter.
Rrneet P. Dunn? Sumter.
Ahrs sHuefcey, DehssH.
(To be Contimit ii)
di:m\.\d tri ir ri:i.i \si:.
Rus^uiu flortriswi Wire President
Csjgsssfgdgsj Gotdsnau Bskl Derkituiu,
Xew fork, Feb. 2. ?Gregory Wein?
?teln, ?rsstdsnl of the uonvsntlon
here el Russteu soelstles, wan author?
ises! by the convention hits todey t<
end to President Wilson s telegram
pretesting sgainst the **un usl n
teure" pUesed UpOll Blums Goldman.
Alexander Berk man end two other
Httssnen eltlsens, and staling that the
convention "dessandi their Imme?
..lit.- eslesse md permission to re
??in lo RttSSlg."
I Th** leisgiem ih approved read:
"The lust eohventlon el Rurrlgn
?eitlsenu In tin- Rnlted States assein?
?
?n, ,i }rd Beethoven Hall, New Tork
pretesl ngair.sl the unjust HMit< nc
paasbd on the RUsstgu oltlsens, Rw
ai.i tTOtdssnn, Vlegsndei ller^nmr
ar.|i Reeker snil Kremer, and de
in?ahds iheh lmme?Kfits relense and
i. i: Um. lo return tu Bmssln."
N ! A\ "i J IM M t IN ? \\D.
lied ftunid VtiM^rmhrrs of Blei
and I.M.k D;i< Pttirs.
. ?ofkhoim. ??'. h. The Finnish
hegntlen tod,?- reeotvcf] ? telegram
i^lVne. thit IttnsUtu oldieifl ?? th
:ie*l'ffc ??? ^lelslngfor/ have at
re'ttftl I r u :? o,' tie-: ?. u?. ot" th
tie) -nd h !? n . em| l?anl| director \.
' ? ? y~v~*?.??
4.i: \|\ It \ ' I PRt?l'os?v|>.
PretgtU In I !???-?!.? INUnis Xoi in
??I. a* <l.
Wyumlngt?n, i <d,. i. The Inter
tnft Cotnmeres f*bmmission furtbi
xuapertddd ??? Aurn.^t >.th the propes
on rjite in reoi ? In odrlond eomn:e.l<
votes on gn isji md grain product>?
h< ii Rj R| f.<n ?.s glorldn ;?'!.it
IM I.Hill A IKl t V t i; }|4 ; Hl| \i Si
I ipCnre <>. . iHNUrr ttttltoin> < r
\n. i re hist t.roup.
rVtrd| i'd. ThUrsdny, Jnn. 31 ?
The cap tu ?* k. e by ihe DolshevM
Irtunily. srltheut reshrtniire, Insure'
i. sutherify n| Ihe Bol hev'.kl Had
lip Hi* I'ki
Wt m i. ouf hi lo have ;?.? 11 >r:
oUm neordlng lo ? college profe 'oi
niInf ihe rt si <?; ti sir time I
:. is'hg m mil It \ go i. prftetio
legest on, Caring rot ramll ? o
ussVh got more Ihsn, *?.>', fifteen
lu.iii^ for n vrofnnn's day, Rhs ooul.)
111 ?.< put Ilms ..i>i? og some of lb i
hours ?In? iu'W devotes foolishly lo
It gf# ffUesii
*j:*: ic Mi\V i>IO*T>-tltM^U^ *js1
mm* *hysk*l Defect* to Be Woireti. M
?' *' '' .. II
-Washington. J?n ll.-rNew reru-.+x
lAttotii for Selective draft physical
examinations burned today by Mai.|
Gen. B, 11. Crowder, provoet marshal
gehcrnl, allows for extension of theli
polley of accepting for special and
limited service regletranbi unfitted for,
general military duty. fhey wilt'
hrlng into the Bervleb under the next!
? ir.-iit men who otherwise would be
< xempted,
The local boards are directed to
upon registrants for general mll-j
Uar: service only when they come
within the standards' of unconditional
acceptance of 'rejection, ah other
cases must bo referred to ihe medical
advisory i?oard tor further examina?
tion, 1loreatfter there Will bo ho un
conditional rejection of men who have;
remedial defects.
i'mh r ihe old regulation men un?
der live feeb In hoirrhl were uncondi
tlonully injected, in, the future men
of ."s IfichcN if exceptionally well pro
! pbrttolted hiny !?? taken, and if not '
exceptionally well proportioned their
< i nisi be referred to ihe medical
hoard, Registrants above 78 Inchc*
wheh not exceptionally well propor-j
Lionet) a!s?? nrd to be pbferred to the
medical advisory board for plaasiflca-J
lion. i
The minimum weight established I
i i
i.\ the regulation i*; 100 pounds un
'< .? ihe underweight is "plainly due
lo some recent Illness as otherwise the
tegistranti pave no dteriunllfylng de-j
feel,'
Registrants under weigh! In pro
portion i<? their height unless it is;
plainly due to Mum- temporary cause,I
pi?0 jo io th* ??*f? hojird,
Ths >?"'' f ?? ...a'*.*'.! I ffftter i1 an
.??:.????'?. Lhsi repilnWOU* and
.information ooon c.-t to \.? given *o
i tie medical advisory boards oenoern
ln| bpeolai and limited military SerV-I
let for registrants unfitted for general
! service,
I'm ant Chalra, the Effort it chini
Iml Changes,
Following the deaths of two worthy,
.id highly esteemed Sunday school'
it perlntendeiits of this city, Mr, M.!
fi. '. a ids, ox*superintendent of Bman
iel M. B. Runday school and Mr, W.
J Andrews, superintendent of M1
Plagah A. M, K. Sunday .school, the:
representatives of the Sunday schools!
? entloned offered Jolnl resolutions oi
tri. lives and works of those two
Moide i' iders and extended to each
other their mutual sympathies in tlv
Ibas of their Mtgndard i>< arera.
Mr, fl, J, McDonald, of the TCman
uel m. l" Sunday school, during his
remarks stressed the coincidence of
Ihe passing away, in sumter, within
a few months of each other, the two,
Ikosslbly, oldest Sunday school super-,
Intendenti In the state of south Cnr
ollnu, He further reminded ins hear-'
eri that Mr. AI. H. Fields served his
Sunday school in the capacity of su?
perintendent for more than twenty,
[years and acted as the ehannel
throne,')?1 which many came in to work
fo,- Christ.
i
Mist Carrie Wilson. .Mrs. Annie San
ders and Mr. Manning Bppereon of
di Plagah M, E. Sunday school WOl ?
I equally fervonl in their praise of
i Messrs. Fields and Andrews and
i ?
<?!.f- at length on the Christian
shuractor of those two gentlemen, 1?
iwas their mutual opinion that Chrla-M
t,; n progress was greatly Increased |
by the unselfish work of those two
[warriors who fought Hide by side and!
;???> scattered prcolotia needs by th ?
way. nnd hnvlnfl finished their work. ?
Went 10 their grOVOS, not as slaves to
'. . dungeons scourged, but wrap
j
ped around I hem the mantis of faith'
jand charity and laid down to plena?!
I '
j ant dreams,
1 ;?? svork oi Messrs, Pleldi'-and An
Oryws ton* fittingly portrayed by ai:
Eppctnon when he referred tu tlv .
lews of physical and ?hm.deal nhjrriyo
?'>n <b fire .iJuuys al won; in nature ,
If w. <?? In nhed^eticc to this Iftw that i
.U ,'? ' ? C* . .. I
'M' e two W?rnern resigned their
hau:; i .id finally passed into th
breai beyond/1 it was Ihe eenae of
! ? i.")(-"iitair.es o ?he two Sun
: y . . hoo;M thai their b i ill a mutual]
<ne. Twi'iiis yea:s of service in the
'unday '-boo' for \l. It, Fields and'
11!ty years of aervlce In IHe Bjundav I
wrhoAl for n\ .? Andrews! .\ grand j
Ktlintu; of Ihelr devotion to ilutu
.'.',) more wan thy tribute oould he
? lid to ihe memory of thoee two men
bar thai ib'lr sin 'cssorg aesk t>
proetlce (he noble principles for
u hieb I hey stood: ' <),M' Mint/ b? !
: be Ainu of * ilhors."
F, c. Ptonej,
Superintendent Ml. Plagah \ M. i
Sui.d iy Bel o,d.
I W. Murph,
Pastor
Til v round a man !.ri years old UP
in Pen nay I vu nln v^h<^ never heard tha
n Wiir Is In progress until the othot
day, m w .- a shame t<> break th
. tn h.m a men attending strict
?>? m hin own biutneae ns ihls one
mr' have been doing, should noi bs
lateifered wi;h.--i-akeiand Tolegram.
i wmwaimmm n1 pppwwg \M*mmuuma9s
wm*iA>\\xiu wilbon.
a-? >*'>. i ^tn> sjiaV pb -Hi
Bisrhsh Stete^truux Efculorses Deeiara- 1
tiota of War Aims.
?o - , v ? ; .
IsCttgldOn, .Tnn. The marqUll Of'
Lansdowne, In an address today said!
Uint he concurred entirely with then
recent Bpeches of David Lloyd George,
the British prime minister, and Pres- (
Ident Wilson on peace aims.
ei;believe Mi or us are ready tot
prolong ihiH war, as terrible as it is.:
until, ere can ^et a clean peace," said]
the leader of the opposition In the
hOUSi of lords. :
Lord Lansdowne added that the
time for obtaining such a peac3 1
should not be too long delayed and
that no opportunity should he neglect*
ed to bring it hearer.
Lord Lansdowne was renlyins t-?
an address presented by Marl LorO
btjrr?, former lord high chancellor,
ami others o( his iitpporters Includln !
authors and journalists.
*'Ilut it is our desire," the speaker
;:nd. "that the time for obtaining
Mint clean pea'ce should, If possible,
no. be too long delayed and that no
opportunity should be neglected of
beipgiufl it noorer,
M|ly a clean peace 1 mean :> pence
which will bo honorable and durable," I
Continuing Lord La lied own e suid
tin ro was only ono way of getting iiiis'
peace and that was by forming a com 1
binatlon of great powers under which
the poweri would hold themselvos
hound to refer international dlspulon
io some kind of international tribunal.!
L- it? Lansdowne asked It it would
not be true lo add that If the cohesion (
of Germany could bo obtained to such
a pact it would mean the jiegati >n
of Prussian militarism, He saldfthor * j
ro*f'i jjk no fog Prussian milt
thrispi i r' i C'h :? combination,
? ?ipct/k?r fi It* accepted
wholehearted!; the suggestion of Mr.
i
Lloyd George thnt territorial ques
tionti should be nettled on the basis
of national sei '?determination.
The speech of Count von ItertUng,
the imperial German chancellor, wOsj
a disappointment him, Lord Lent*
do\yne added,
"I tf|lnk nobody would he more
surprised than von Bertling," then
sneaker said. "If he thought we were,
gotifg i<> liiuid over Gibraltar, Hongj
Kong und some other little quarters
Of the earth." j
Lord. Lansdowne snld vh.it n greal
many people were perplexed and un?
easy because they did not know
clearly*the pbjects for which the
country was naked to prolong the
war lie added:
There bus been Crom time to time
differotjl statemcnts'-of the war aim*
of this country-, he pointed out. but
they were in I.road outline and could
he idled up in different ways, accord*
me, to (the Inclination of the reader1
lie made no complaint against tiv
government,
"It its unthinkable, altogether re?
mote, from our thoughts," he contim i
?ed "that we should in any way b?i
du.loyal to our allies who have foughtj
BO glorjously cm our side in this war." ,
Lord Lansdowne then expressed
concurrence In the speeches of Pre*
mier Lloyd George and President!
Wilson.
Was Prom Missouri,
i . ? i
Bergeant Major?Now, Private
Smith, you know very well none but
Ofllcero and noncommissioned oftlcers
are allowed to walk across the gross.
Private smith But, Bergeant ma?
jor, I've Captain Smith's Verbal orders
to?
i Bergeant Major None o' that, sir,
?show me the captain's verbal orders,
show 'em to me, sir.?Lippencotts'.
The President's Definition of Ger
maulsin.
rhnumerahle articles and many
bQOks have keen written to define |
"?"ernianiphtV and show to the world i
wlnu it means.
in Ii im tie tSQRP f" Congress Decent"
her i I'lesldont Wilson defines it as
L* ? * 1
louows:
"This Intolerable Thing of which!
the masters of Germany have shown
im the ugly face, this menace of con.
hincri Intrigue and force which w<
now see so clearly as the German
power, n Thing without conscience orj
honor or capacity for covenanted
;uace."
Thli Thing musl be crushed, nnd Ifl
ni truly brought to an end, at least
hul oul from the friendly intercourse]
?? the nations, nayn the president, an!
only whet', this Thing and it?
nwer are Indeed defeated that the
line can come when we can dlscUfl
...we with the common people.
According t<? one of the German
HT try journals, the Kaiser, In 190S,
" IllOd 1,993 pieces of wild Kami', in
hiding 70 rtQgS, Ojk and roebuck. At
!hnt time he had slaughtered ? Iota'
?f ?;i,;:'n plecsi Of game, nioro lhan
,00tl of Whirl) were Staffs, and was
'ending exterminator of wild life In
he world, As a slaughterer of men
'vie:.en ami children since 1914
however, bo has I.n the foremost ex?
terminator of human Ufo In all hli ,
tory. I
AI TO LICENSE RIPWGm 5 lUa-vo. iit>t ret repel ved^lhe luftne. SJJj
- j Under the view that I take of tfce
law I feel it . my duty-to advise them,
that where the n mitftanee woo made
io Prosecution When Kemithmce
Sent to Highway Department Be?
fore February I. ? iir good faith to your department in
??- 'order to secure a license before Feb.
Columbia, Fob. 1 Thomas EL 1, that 1 us attorney genera] will not
?eeplee, attorney general yesterday l>re?s any prooecutton against them
. . ... . , and will dismiss Fitch prosecution as
id Vised the state highway department
, may be brought in men oaaea. This- is
hat no prosecutions would be brot ght
.. ... . . not intended as a leliection upon the
?y the attorney generals office against
. .. , . . administration of your office, but I
lutomobllc owners, who sent in ,i on
. ., liope you may be able to employ suf
?v for automobile Heenes prioi to .* v 9
'. . . iflcent clerical aid to issue the licenses
February I, although the llcenee
, , , . .. applied for without delay, if the fall*
dates were not received by tin- owners
,. ,. . i ? i i m uro to issue the license is due to the
d the ears, it s emphasized by Mr.
Peebles that no penalty should be In- ll,:,hilitv ot to issue same
dieted where failure to procure lh(. i <^ 'nand. 1 do not think a penalty
; .. ; . i . . should be placed upon a party when
license was incident to inadequate
lo cal help In the offices of the de- ho ,K,S ,,aH lt m ,1ue Ume> 1 w,ite
?artment. The letter to Mr. Murray, thta r?r your il,ivi e
icting State highway engineer, reads: Vours cry truly,
Columbia. B. c.. Feb. I, 1918. Tb.unas H. 1'ecphs,
F. H. Murray. Acting State Highway Attorney General.
Engineer, Columbia, B. C. - . -
Deal- Sir: I am in receipt of nU- Amsterdam. Fob L\ "isolated and
? i . ?. ?
mel ons inquiries this morning from j Insignificant excesses" in Berlin yea
residents of the state suiting thatjtrday are reported In the seml-offl
they have remitted tire fees for theiricial statement received here today
lutomobllc licenses to your depan- from lierlln. Wo?k is said to have
ment, but thai the issuance of thelbeen resumed in liamburg and nan
licenses has he n delayed ami theylxig.
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Ihe Minna! Bank of South Carolina
SeSli
^2?S|?=1 OF SUMTEr
T_*llN IM I
s i (-3
Resources over $5,600,000
ThiH Batik owes its growth to the
Ion hi Ktippoit and heaty pooperatton of
its 2500 patrons,
A bank is :i COMMUNITY INTER?
EST. Tt> mtoion is BEKYKTO.
Iis Uli i< tin Loyally ??i iU Patrons.
Wr appreciate yum Uu-iuesH dud ui<
beitei prepared than ei beton to
sei \o vow.
C U r.i.Wl AN'
President.
I'. E. HlMNANf,
YOUR INVPAT10N
If you have never
had any dealings with
us, please consider this /
an invitation tf>^give
us a trial.
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Every loyal American will help his coun?
try by adopting this creed:
REDUCE WASTE
ELIMINATE EXTRAVAGANCE
PRACTICE THRIFT
Waste is always inefficient: extrava?
gance in war-times is unpatriotic ? both
should be shunned.
ThiCt leads to national progress and per?
sonal independence. Get on the right
road today by opening a savings account
with this institution.
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J. P. Booth.
President.
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