* spoken as usaibl a most axgéflint address in.
ET
FE Ba Sd Cs ARR LY Bl eR Bare
s oh the ing at to secure
ii and Canadian subjects as re-
eral
Bergeant Greune while not an orator
made an excellent address and brought
before the people his netual experience
E118 “No Mans Land,” ihowing the Bor.
"I nity, and'we understand the same con-
26, 1918,
for Liberty
renders. The miners of this commu
ditions exist elsewhere, are standing
whitedly man to man back of this!
Liberty Loan. Our information is
{that there is | ot a miner working in|
| this community who bas not subserib- |
ed for a liberty loan bond or purchased
war saving cortifieates to a corres |
ponding smount. A few, and we are
gind to say very few, have shown .
disposition to be classed among the |
slackers but their loyal associates have |
organised an active SnpMgn fox
bringing every man into line, the re- |
sult js, that before this campaign is |
over, svery miner in this community |
s rors of the wir but punctuated it with
an oceasional bit of wit showing how
n=" and to the Germans when they meet.
| Mayor Gardner, on account of 8 se-
vers eold wei unable 0] render the!
| Deces- nonor: Bact: ally, save x Stat be
y Tromt "fon nditiente:
‘WW. H. Duslinger intreduced Dr.
Downey, ‘the advante mon of our
who convinesd the people
amon the people li at home.
MRS, Pas 8 LLOYD
Mri Anna Toys, wide of Festus |
orale | Lloyd, of Fbenaburg, died at 2 o'clock
is “ play morning wt the Memorial hos
: bin 1, Johnstown, following an illness
: ans Regs bn Sioa Cevistary.
” pall bearers. They are: Superior
- e John Kephart, Attorney John
$r. ad B. James. all of Ebon.
tu Dr. Edward Shrroek of
drens Nellie, wife of Dr.
the Nome To at home; Mrs. Eorneat
il He sturted in Carabris
for Red Cross memberships
d contributions to the War Counail |
in. | Fund. The Chairman of the County
; Committee, Mr. §. H. Heckman,
Lt is Pa. is preparing the. He-
' cossary plans. He has asked the local
organization to. gather their forces
I together and make this a record break
+. | ing success. The American Red Cross
Association is the greatest organiza-
tion of men and women for the better.
ment of humanity that the world has
: without distitkition as to race,
color oF condition in life. We have
Al: that the people of this com-
: munity will respond to the call.
ai Ae BE
LOAN COMMITTEES |
There will be s meeting in the Pub-
" he School house Saturday evening,
tor ori! 47th, 1918 at B o'clock of the
for Capta ins of the various committees
and the loos! War Council to make a
why! dren in thesé sirenoas Vim | =
will have subseribed one wr more
{bonds. This is particularly gratify. |
[to the limit and is an unanwersble
argument to the quests “Abe the |
thiners of this district patriotic?” |
. They realize as clearly and as fore-
. i ibly as any one that this war is for
the preservation of democracy of the
smorld and they have me use for any
ohe ‘who is giving coifort to the
enemy. We have seseled s time in
the history of this war
who is not with us is
must te pe treated. He pyust
it id Jhisiotic
very noticeable or
[Bell 10 Which 1 Hie Fret pies 4
aE i MR A A Bo Ron
| The Sal decision of this great war
upon the peopla of Americ.
n the near future we must place oh
the battlefields of Europe s foros of
meh and material which will win this
war. Poor bleeding France is almont
Exhausted. The British ary in stand-
Hing with its back to the wall pleading
for help from Ameries, therefors,
tvery question, every consideration
dnd every thought today must bu an
incident to tarenghtening snd stimu
Inting the efforts of our American
ditizens. Nothing vise is worth dis
| Gnsing bectiue nothing else can be |
| decided until this great war is over. |
"HB Eagland and France are unable to]
[Bold their position, Cermany will
bravely | I" and indicates that thin class of sweep the sear clear and Jock us up
ho as favs donin Seaver | labor is determined to back Uncle Sam | #0 tight that there will be no indus.
trial life in America. It would take
the sKiser but a short time to recy-
perate, then we would have to fight
this battle ourselves. With an in-
watsion upan our soil, we would feel
Belgiom and France have al
ready felt. Surely no American citi
en who hopes to remain free can
upon this situation with indif-
Tat, ws hope that every man
Mis Clara Moter entertained a
Lm of friends at he hprio on Pal.
mer avenoe Friday evening in honor
of John Palcho and Farl Sl, two of
{oor serviee With nele Sain, | |
“The wrening was spent with music, |
Byron Bearer, being the pianist and
was: ably. supparted by Hayes Cor.
nelios, George Airhart, Ed. Goldman,
proved a charming combination with |
the Misses Goldie Allison, Elva Young,
Leora Kane, Josephine Dinsmore and |
| Yvonne Yerger volces intermingling
occasionally, but Ed. Goldmur as usual
held the floor.
Sergeant Greene, of the Canadian
Forces, was one of the guests of honor
and proved himself a most interesting
{ {and nmus!ng addition to the party,
While the party was givin for Ess!
| Gill he was anable to attend wince the |
{La Grippe so silently slept through all
the noise.
CARL DICK DIES AT
HOME IN EBENSBURG.
Carl Dick, aged 40 years. uf Ebens-
burg, died at the home of his father,
Attorney Dick. His death was due to |
jaw attack of pheotionis; following a
brief illness. The deceaswd was un-
married and a member of 1 firm of 1. |
W. Dick and Sbns, insurance agents,
and was a member of the Highland
Todge, 1. 0. O. R. and Speer Orr
Camp, Sons of Veterans, Johnstown.
Funeral services were ld Wednes-
Hy afternoon’ from the Presbyterian
church in Ebensbtirg, with burial in
the Lloyd Cemetery.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
The following yopng ladies of Pat.
ton took the Civil Service Examina- |
| tion under Local Secretary L. 8. Smale |
for the position of Stenographer and |
Typewriter at Washington last Satur |
Goldie Aflison, Burnice Shunkwiler,
Cecelia McMahon, Louise Fuller.
positions at Washington is May 17,
1918,
ig
Thomas MeQuillen, 305th Co, E. Engi. |
neers, Camp Lee, Va, that he is com-
108 Doth Sus 8 feV darn. He apeett |
| ;
‘EXLiShRD BOTS |
{
t
day set he was attacked by the enemy :
The next date for examination for: ant and varied rfereshments
| growing in numbers and interes!
A SOLDIER BOY BOY COMES Homp | '® 90ing a lot of work for Red
Word" bes been rec received from Mr.
RIFT STAMP 2 WAR SAV.
ING CERTIFICATE CAMPAIGN
2 of Thrift Stamps and War Saving
the fist of “aunties and it 13 Neca
for the success of thi campaign sie
. well as for the pride of sor community
and county that we take special inter
county forward or the list. It Is pro-
‘posed that an active house to house
campaign be made at the close of the
Liberty Loan SATIDRIEN utilizing the |
vitrious Liberty Loan commitiées in
this work, This drive will commence
May 1.th and continue for one week.
HII Se —
GRAND THEATRE
The Argell Stock Co. Will Play a Re-
tur Late Here for One Week
Cyening Monday, April »
EFT yy
“The Marrisde Question,” a drara
full of ved blood, sprinkling of comedy
' will be the offering herve this Monday,
The story is said to be as interesting
to women as is the story of (inderel-
wu to the chiliren. It also appeals to
the man who is married happily or
unhappily. It Bashes a light upon
| possible future problems snd temches
‘Bow these may be solved. Knowing
the reason for a condition is the
half-way house on the read to solving
it. It is the solution which the anne
endeavors to give which will prove
helpful not only to those who have
already taken the step, but to those
‘ho contemplate marriage. The situ.
Wtions are said to be wonderfully true
to life and the play moves in hn in.
a even fascinuting §
a logical conclusion. An exellent
1 cast is employed in the interpr
| ———— ]
2 County Chairman. Kime bas set a :
‘strong uppeal for active work in the
9. , Clerk with kno fledpe of Bincep-
surveying corps ser the Pens Conl &
Coke company enlisted in the navy snd
probably be the firit of the week. Jos-
eph Kelsall, whose home is in Pat.
ton, but whe has been barbering in
Ebensburg lor the past year, was one
is patiently waiting his enll which will }'
of the men enlled by Uncle Sam's last |}
call. Dominico Venes amwering the |
Monday.
Cp a —
J. STANLEY PIZODA
i ACCUSED OF BRING
i Sibson, 3
5
Patton Miners Refosé to Work with o
Man Who Would Not Serve
In Uncle Bam's Army i
PATTON, April 23.~J. Stanley Pi-
soda, an JAustrisn, agél about 24
years, alleged to be an alien enemy,
who was sent to Camp Los, Viegisia,
by the Exemption Board officials of
AN ALIEN SLACKER,
¥
tila. County. Camitria't
table position. . We stand pit pry low am yap
Ha way ducimrrel a2 wir se red |
call from Zone 4 40 go to Camp Lae |*
—— iD. Kiel, of BI
fort, of Baer WL
of Patton; and Watson
BME Sh
£ jor at Mine No. 28, Sore the min. | BABBAGE ¢ 5 HOOL CON
3
and John Pulelio, whose mixed voices est in this work and move Cambria | a. fook toe wasn sctivs. Daring
the past fiw weeks be was loafing
about this vicinity.
|.
Pisoda, it is-alleged, told W. H. |
Denlinger of this place, that he was!
j willing to fight for Lnele Sam in the
United States, but he would net go to |
France. Mo», Denlinger told him of
the sentiment MW the food witizens
‘and that to avoid seriedl trouble it
| woald be better for his to leave foun
An investicat pn was tade in
zoda’s case but it was learned i
no charge could be made against him. '
| ANNOUNCEMENT
Local Sseretary, L. C. Sinale, United
States Civil Service Board of Exam.
iners, Patton, Fa, makes the follow.
ing announceménts far Civil Service :
‘Examinations to be held in the near.
future. All whe ary eligible apply at
once for application and cirenlnr of an
nouncement. Your patriotic duty to
compete in thes: tals as the Govern
ment needs capable stenorraphers and
3 IRN Titers 5 wall ns men on the fire
ing line.
rahiy ¥ or T¥ peteriting nen sod wou |
men—May 17, 1918, June 14, 1238,
July 18, 1B.
Typewriter mis and women —April | 5
30, 1918, May 08, 1418, Jume 25, 1018.
enn ba
DANCING AND CARDS
and the scenic effects are appro priate. |
A GOOD TIME
me ————
day: Maurie Fisher, Rose Hayden, | The Sewing and Knitting ec ab ul
the Calvary church had a deli
Edna Borgerson, Mary Fazabaugh, | Hime last Friday evening. A
usual time spent at the work a
served, and a good social time wm |
(Joyed by all. This organizati
| pUTPOSes.
NOTICE!
\
¥
i Rarely is the o aportanity of
‘one’s duty (oupled with the ie |
‘of enjoying ones self. But seh an |v
opportunity is offered to
¢
{to the dance lovers of the town,
the second floor will be u
omits Sey Satis Satul Ae
Thorsday snd Friday, Joo: 6th ao
Yth, The main sessions +. to hell
in the United Evangelical ¢ sich
depariientas! rievtings in the
dist Eplscopay Church. A 5 Mag
WTam is being prepare’! owerh
ietaing, afistaoon and evening sat
sions each day.
AL's econ meeting of thn county
execative comrilitoe Mr. Jouoh
: Davis, of Johnstown, wai ci 2am to : if
the viscancy canued by the removal o
‘Mr. LL H Bash, of Nasty Glo, form
saperintendent of the Ora
Adult. Bible Clas Depmrtaert
take the place of Me J Siyis Rustam,
of Gallitzin, who hes bes
the colors, Me. H. L. Rene, B
of the a
ik. was chosen, with
Reed, of Westmont, as fy Safin
tharge of the girl's work of the
ty. The resignation of Mr. Roro, of
fective May 1st i acain imve |
Lvmentiey in
- Rapa leaves to take =» smiar
i New York State.
Clerk lookkeeper, Bookkeeper | ¢
A RAR IN PLO. 55 HAI