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HONOR ROLL
Alphabetical List of Subscri
bers to the Third Liberty
Published Weekly
BY THE
Loan Bonds
BIG BOTTOM TOWNSHIP
Following is a complete !i<t
of the names of purchasers o:
Liberty Bonds for Big Bottom
township as furnished The
Journal by the local committee
showing a total of $52,000 tak
en in this township. This uuts
Big Bottom “over the top” wit’
$7,75o more than her quota, a
we were only expected to raise
$25,150.
J. YV. Adams_$ 500
R. B. Adams_ 500
M. L. Arnold_ 50
B. S. Arnold_ 50
F. W- Arnold_ - 50
E. E. Allen_ 400
W. U. Ash _ 50
J. R. Alexander_ 50
John Austin _ - 50
J. M. Barber_
11 E. Boultinghouse
A. F. Byrd__
A. R. Barber_
Edgar Bullington _ _
A. S. Burt_
J. 11. Brewer_ _
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Mrs. Ethel Chesser_1000
B. R. Clark_ 1""
(). F. Craig-.
Roy Craig_
R. C. Chamberlain
C. F. Crosser_
B. \Y. Crow_
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Mrs. T. H. Bearing _. 50
C. M. Edwards_1000
.J. G. Edwards_200
Dr. A A. Evans--100
Mrs. A. A. Evans_100
Willis Evans_100
Mrs. T. F. Edwards- 500
Mrs. Mary C. Eller_ 50
Alva Eller_ 50
G- M. Fields_ -2000
Fisher & Saylors- 1000
J. B. Fitzhugh_ 000
Clarence Fields- 100
R. C. Freeze_ 100
N. D. Freeze_ 50
Orville Fields- - •>()
R. D. Franks_ 50
J. N- Grimes_ 0000
Tonk Galloway _ 100
H. F. Gibson_ 50
R. M. Galloway_ 50
F. ('. Hoyt _ 300
Miss Ruby Hoyt - 50
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B. A. Magnoss.
Dan Moore
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II T. Magness
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M . M. Magness
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W . \Y. Magness
Henry Magness col
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Wallace 1! Magness
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Dr. V. L. I’aseoe_
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II. B. Powell ___
C- V. Plumb
J. .1. Pridmore_
Geo. Qualls
J. T. Robertson
R. R Ration
Mrs. R. R. Ratton
N. 10. Rousel _
T. J. Raney
Dr. J. E. Roe
Dr. I'. N Rodman
Mrs. Dove Sturdivant
W. 10. Self
.1. W. Sisk
•1. M. Sisk
D. C. Selvidge
A. II. Saylors _
■lohn Saylors __
A. M. Sisk
Miss Lorine Sisk
J- W. Searcy
■I. M. Smith
W. C. Sisk ..
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10. W. Vest
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How Mrs. Lane Finally Realized
That Thousands of Other
Mothers’ Sons Are at War
Scarred Battle Front.
By MAXIMILIAN FOSTER
Of the Vigilantes.
' Mathematics teach us that 1 from 1
leaves nothing, and there is also the
well known 1 > i 11 theorem that
you cannot get t>I• ■ ■ • 1 from a turnip.
It Is also assumed, .'■or I- ae Newton
having demonstrated the law, that
what goes up Is hound to - ome down,
hut this Is only abstract Mrs. Lane
probably would have dented it.
The fiat rent, previously $1,200 ti
year, now was $1,-!'•*>. and It showed no
signs whatever of \ i down. The
same condition a; plied . so to her
children's shoe s The sho* s now cost
$7. whereas they f< rn.ei'- h., I cost $ 1.
Hut this was mere!;, a detail A simi
lar phenomenon (He,,-Ted :. •> to beef
steaks, point, i s h itter, lNh and the
ri7 other Viirii t.' S of domestic essen
tials All had got a; up; none had
ome down. About the only thing sta
ble lli Mrs. lames c, - was Mr.
Lane s yearly 1: ■ i . s was
a year. Already Mrs. lame had given
up ot.e maid. The • r literally was at
her door. Tr . . Mm I.at.e had no son,
no brother t km any kind—in the
war, hut the war s':ll was at low door.
Hard to Make* fcrids Meet
(.the ni'iie > : ii tie- war? Wtmt do
you think she was doink, anyway?
Sin* was - 'lit she had,
trying to lii.ike t*. a h meet III her
household. It h t Ikh. Mrs.
Lane was a k': !!y, w ri hearted wo
man, and s! ha' . i ke-l to yi•*.
The war was e'i;.e*; ■ J» a s so
dreadful she'd stop; r. a !dik about It.
But one i;.' -• is a l letters. One
must do that wh* ii a friend takes the
'rouble tn write tl. in
rite letter ■ sne m a e n. i idlik mull.
Mrs. I . e i • id 1 t. • hei she read It
malm Aftenm.M -h. sat there ale
n, rhed, si lel.t. I'm; !. The e, e r ha d - r»’|)t
• uf la i f. * , ! ' * ■ hi ■ h eaiae
swiftly from l" ir lea ; : .■ 11 lips.
/ ha re just > ■•/at I, ;> •in the
'Unti l n." U ri "I. ".'•!■ It in riftrr
M'eel ’ 1 tl II hi id ••> • • ! r . i, ! y
a . a •.•!• ■I t i ‘ • ! n t t< h i h
in 1i y 11- • '■ ■: n t' ■ hi i it to
:ll tin • . • . .. after tl,, ith
fi. IS • >•• yin n it/, tin im it who
■lit ti i ll i* i ih t ! uf,> unit hua
■ !■ ' ‘ • tr i•■; , an ! II, • n >• , uie
in, . 0 lii‘ n.i.l If 7 . 'if
( ill , ll • I ■! ■ ■■ t' I H' t . ■ • li
/W ill <. / -' lii's th’ hiii 1 with
bud 'o - a i '.i ■: ■ 11, i hardest.
I of
bl< s', 'a It a ll ! l it ought tO
h a (I lew m.,I a, .and nil he
ho is uijh '——it ' ■ u il your
1'iiu, a * !■, <:■ I I '• ■ u i\i i(tug.
I in ■ ■! ni ' ' ii flint 'if
mill, Itil’l U , ; I: ■ i Hi me
bra t of a be y of
tv ■ nty win u,I i ti. nth h 't, umi
I bod I, it ’ituiin inly
mouthful II' w, Um,l fur
ftft'ii I,' „ i -i,i l ni it,, thirsty
tho t hr woe n.' .. / held
hie hin t ago,net ■ and I gagged
oil th, Hun, 'ut I /.if l.-rfft think
ing, ‘Ml/.f. - I/s * i „,y ■ y who
nerilrtl n ii , . ; tln rt woe no
out to yi > it to 'mi.' So I went
through with it n ! I, finally went
to sleep Oh. Mu tha. Martha lane,
ir' nm (I i • /, ,j ill ft u and
the reel ran ernA!”
If Lawrence Had Gone to War.
One oVI.m k struck. Mrs Lane Mill
Mat with the letter clutched In her
•tand. "What’ii for dinner?" asked Han*
nuh, the mahl. Mrs. Lane hardly heard
her. She was stiU llting there when
Olivia floundered In. Olivia was four
teen, the conscious age. “Mother," she
suld fretfully, "I enn’t go to dancing
school again :n brown gloves when all
Ihe Otlur girls have white ones." The
plaint reminded Mrs. Lane that Law
rence hoarding school had written
that morning about Ids socks. lie had
only two pairs of silk ones left. "And,
mother," said Olivia, continuing— But
what Olivia said Mrs. Lane didn’t hear.
She had dropped her head on Hie table
and liniiccountuldy w a . weeping. “Just
suppose it was my hov -mine!" she
was sobbing,
"Why, mother !" ejaculated Olivia.
She hurried toward her mother.
\\ iiat Is It, mother? You're acting Just
as though Lawrence had gone to war I”
•Mrs Lane looked up, the tearo
streaking down her face,
Ihat s Just what Is the matter with
me! i should he tic; : * jp Lawrence
vver« 'here. And * . should you I If #
U lille were like the-., the hoys there,” ‘"•p
she pointed to the h i , , that had slip
ped from her lap to the door- ‘if lie
were, like them, In i , d, dying, want
ing eggs, milk, bran ly, to keep him
illve, would you he buying white
■loves? And would wo think what other
people wear or how they live or wheth
er we had only om servant now? It my
Poy was over there, If my son were—"
Lut other women's sons are over
•" Mls l*nne had at last realized
Ins I In* tears were rolling down lit*?
hecks
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