The Reveille-New Era from Hill City, Kansas • 1

IT I 7 A. Hill City, Graham County, Thursday, October 18, 1917 $1.25 Per Year Vol. 34, No. 20 Rex Welty Wins Game Hays, Oct. 12.Cutting in be made him think of "razor Yes, we are glad to have them in our midst again.

Khaktvillc It is Sergeant Orange GofT now. is rumored that Dr. Van- hind four Baker players making a spectacular dive for a 20-yard for Dyn's services are to 'be used by How far are you willing to go for an education is a question each Red Cross Column the government. Mrs Phrencla Emmcns-Wash- high school student might well ask himself, Several of our young aid the Queen of Belgium who has established hospitals for the care of children under four years of age. Some of this money will be used ta relieve the suffering of wounded Belgian soldiers.

A story is being circulated to the effect that sweaters, socks and other articles knitted by the Red Cross are being sold to the soldiers, If any willful case of this sort is known it should be reported at once to Red Cross headquarters in L. J. Wilson, Editreas The Army and Navy represents burn expects to join ner husband soon when he has his fur lough before going to (deleted the will of the people but the Red Itemettes' G. E. Scherer returned to Junction City, Monday.

Section Forman Jackson has moved in with F. B. Jordon. Mrs. W.

R. Richardson i3 visiting in and around Kansas City. government thermometer registered 19 above on Thursday night. John McGuire of Bogue was taken to a Kansas City hospital on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Campbell and Mrs Black of Logan haye been visiting the Jas. Holmes. Mrs. L.

A. Foster came up from by the censor.) Cross represents the American heart. Several "letters have been print ed that were written by the It is desired to make a shipmen Here fs one that went of knitted articles in the. fore which case, any Red Cross Chapter people are coming in from their country homes. Otis Stinemetz makes the highest record with a fifteen mile drive, Viola Sperling follows with twelve, Gilbert and Merel Swank, Ruby and Gerald Scott and Frank Collins each endure a ten mile jolt, Ethel Dean reports nine mile3.

Irwin Odle eleven miles, Bessie Lawis, Russell Giltner and Dorthea Selby seven miles, Joanna Wagner six miles, Clarence Cameron and Daisy Crank five miles, Emma Knudsen into a comfort bag bearing the inital S. will lose its charter. Of course part of November, so try to speed up and finish one or more articles there may be individuals who purchase their own material, who 'Dear is your by that time. ward pass from their midst, Rex Welty, Normal halfback made the touchdown which won the game here today from Baker university 7 to 0. Gross kicked the goal.

Seven-eighths of the game was played in Baker territory but the Baker line wa3 so much heavier than the Tigers that Hays made downs only nine times to six for Baker. Gross was the only Hays player who could gain and altho he made a 40-yard run he also made two costly fumbles. Baker fumbled seven times and Hays five. Rex Welty made two runs of over fifty yards. Archer, center, and Gross, quarter, were the other Hays stellar men.

Gross made four of the nine downs single handed. There were thrpe Graham county boys in the Hays lineup, Rex and Raymond Welty and Harold Gilliland. G.000,000 knitted articles are Plainville Monday to spend the new name, the one by which all Europe knows you soldier boys, and that is the reason why the initial was put on your com- make and sell such but there is no way of preventing them doing so. It is presumed that this is a story being circulated sinvaly to discourage the knitterg as the kaiser- week with Mrs. Clarence Herman wanted immediately by the soldiers in the trenches and the marines on the water.

Pass this word along so that others who can spare the time may be helping to make these comforts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blackburn brt bag, It is an honorable name and Grandma Worcester spent the and I hope you will live up to it. four miles, and Vera Gordon three miles.

These are enterprising weekend with the Clarks in Stock' jike Samuel ot old, may ju al- young people. How far will you ton ists are prone to throw stumbling blocks all along the way. Ask each one who relates this story to trace its source ways, when you are, needed, say The Southwestern Division of 'Here am May a clean life Miss Edna Fuller accompanied go for an education does not necessarily mean how far will you the Fremont Kays to Kansas City give you the strength of Samson. the Red Cross of which Graham County Chapter i3 auxiliary ship1-ped a quarter million articles to drive the car or follow the horse, lay you fight like "Sam-Hill" and Mrs. Kay will be in the hospital it does mean how high will you for awhile.

run like bam-l'atch providing Up and Down Bow Creek Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McKim and 'ranee during the month of Sep climb or how deep will you dig? you run in the right direction." Kev. Mr. jjrooKsoi bypsum is tember.

Graham county's con- daughter Ruth Thelma of Clyde Youn, ribution of nearly 2000 a tides here as singing evangelist helping in the E. revival meetings." He are here visiting relatives. A Loyal German "TheY. M. C.

A. does great was douotless included tms Mr. dhd Mrs. John Rigg and work here. It furnuhes amus is a brother of Ely the Brooks.

ihere are many bermans in family visited ever Sunday with hipment, The election of officers for the ments lor the boys. It it were this country who feel like Mr Rex Welty starred in the relatives near Glade. not for them I hate to think what Cratts who says the following: Hays-Baker football game- Rex exceb in foot ball, base ball and the camp life would be. "Extract We are sorry to report that "I have seen several articles Red Cross was held at the school house last Monday night for the ensuing year: Chairman, Mrs. L.

from a letter from Great Lakes." Glen Harris i3 very low with ty basket ball: in fact he is fond of about bermans trying to raise Christian Church Notes The Meteor Class of the Christian Bible School has charge of the opening program next Sunday. Brother Robb received a letter last week from Ralph Iliginbothan. He sends greetings to his friends. OurC. is still growing, 1)0 present on time, last Sunday.

You should be there and enjoy the meetings. Next Sunday is automobile day at Highland school house. If you phoid fever. Miss Lena Roberts has received strite in thi3 country, am a Messick; Vice Mrs. E.

E. Mullaney; Treasurer, Mrs. R. a letter from her brother Wilber an Emery Hakes of Clyde wa3 in German by birth and I am American, heart and hand. who its safe in France.

this vicinity buying mules. Garnett; Secretary, Miss Ruth Ball. Mrs. Pierce, mother of Mr3 F. Foster and Mrs.

Gillett returned to Covert, Saturday, after a two weeks visit in and around Hill City. will tell you why I left Germany. John McKim and family, Mr. Edwards; Executive Committee, There were ten in our family and and Mrs. Ivan McKim and dauglv D.

C. Greenwood, E. Mullaney, Sand Creek Sauntering Mrs. Bert Nyland and children we. were poor like the most of my ter took Sunday dinner at Peter L.

Messick and M. J. Worcester, countrymen are who come to the Drautigam's. visited at Geo. Anderson's, Sun At th meeting Monday evening good old United States of America Prairie Dell school board install day evening an auditing committee consisting to get away from oppression, 'and Will Jones and rank tflackhurn started west today with twenty-five head of, horses.

They will get the stock wintered in Logan Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jackson and it was a hard matter to keep the of A. Haas and L.

Messick was appointed to audit the books of the ed a heating plant last week ir the school house John Beckmann of Gaylord wolf away from the door at times lr.ve an auto, plan to attend at 3, p. m. Some more new books have arrived for the choir. How we enjoy them at the usual hours. Press Committee.

Secretary and Treasurer of the county. Mrs. Ivan Parker attended the family, Mrs, Elmer Sandlin and little son Ernest, Miss Ula Sandlin and Mr. and Mrs. J.

G. Dussuult, called at the Guy Gish honsr When I landed in this country I secured work at once and received visited with his parents la3t week Graham County Red Cross Chap ter. This is to include all accounts' Charley Endiborough andlfami C. U. Convention in- To-pekalast week.

She joined the doctor in Kansas City, Monday. up to November 1st, 1917. The ly spent Sunday at Walter John more money for one month's work than I got in Germany for one year's work. I sent for my folks report of these accounts will then son's near Logan, Mike and Willie Faulkner autoed be published. to Ellis Sunday and attended Mass.

Fred Volkel and family autoed and I am proud they are all True American citizens and will answer R. L. Forgy, having decided that a woman was a very handy piece of fixture to have around, to Hoxie Sunday to visit with re The Department of Home Ser Miss Lena Harrington is home to the President's call to arms latives. vice under the Red Cross Order, again, alter assisting Mrs uianch left Tuesday for Junction City. She grew up in this town and she leaves a host of friends -and well "wishes.

against Germany or any other especially when farm work pilled up on a fellow on account of early Between seven thirty and eight is planned, eo that the lather or brother returning from the war Downey with her work. John Harrington and Raymond Bush attended the dance in Palco country when needed. I don't see how my countrymen can go Sol says one of the big Topeka may find the family, intrusted to the o'clock Sunday evening; Howard's barn burned to ground. Origin of the fire is its care, to have maintained the dailies should change it3 name to un Saturday evening. frost, he went to Dighton last Saturday after his wife who has been visiting her parents there.

Roy says no more batching for him. oacK on uncle bam. ihey came here without a cent and 'made essential standards of home life conform to its reading matter. It known. Some feed and harness Elmer Sandlin left last week for money here; now they want to It should be the object of the went up in the smoke.

should be called the lopeica a few days on business at Kansas fight the country that feeds them Cappertell. Sol says he can understand why City. J. G. Dussault did some auto The Kaiser never did any thing Are You Represented? for them or for me If he had No businessonan in any town mobile work for Oren Bland.

Mon should allow a newspaper publish Home Service Section to safeguard the normal development of such families in health, in education, in employment and in ideals self help and self reliance. The Red Cross visitor in this department should become familiar with the needs of such families and be ready to advise proper relief. Rev. and Mrs. Blarding, Mrs.

H. E. Wilcox. Mrs. Frances Moye, Mrs.

Fred Taylor, Zola Cramer, Mr and Mrs Homer Heathering-ton attended the Graham county Sunday School convention at Hill City, Saturday. Lenora News. ed in his town to go without his we would be there yet. All he did was to start this cruel war and starve all our people there and make soldiers out of everybody and force them'to work for dirty na lie being mentioned some where convicts are to wear shaved heads; but he sees no reason why children should wear an ear-to-ear Sahara at the base of their brains. E.

Spradling was kicked in the face by a colt, one day last week. No bones were broken, but several stitches had to be taken, making the injury very day. Earnie 'Forgy helped Harve Walker stack feed last week. Hugh Faulkner's attended Mass at Palco, Sunday. Florence Trombley is assisting Mrs.

Ed Sorell with her canning. in its columns, says an exchange This applies to all kinds of busi ness general stores, dry goods 12 cents a day with a fourth of The Feast of the Red Corn, an groceries, furniture dealers, manu pound of meat, a loaf of black bread. I hope to see the day when he is kicked out of Germany. Operetta, given by the pupils of facturing establishments, automo' D. R.

Gregg shipped his cattle the Hill City High School assisted bile dealers, mechanics, profes Loyd and James Newman, two of Hill City's young men are in the employment of the fire department at Venice, California. Loyd is driving a big truck while Jim is on the hook and ladder brigade. and a president put in hi3 place You don't see any Americans go by local talent, and staged by Miss sional men, and in fact all classes to Kansas City this week. Mrs. G.

J. Downey, Lena liar Edna Fuller, last Monday evening of business men. This does not at the Opera House was a com-! mean that you should have a whole mg over there tor jobs or to any rington, Mr. and Mr3. G.

Dussault and T. C. Harrington visited or a half or even a quarter of other nation. They are happy here and don't owe any allegiance to any king or kaiser. I hope plete success.

Miss Fuller displayed her executive and musical ability in the at mute rauwner 8 bunday eve page ad in every issue of the paper, but your name and business painiui. Mr. and Mrs. T. G.

Lyons returned to their home at Altoona after a three weeks stay on their farm. The land that they didn't buy at Eldorado is now a city of derricks. This is the way fortune dodges us. If he doesn't look out, Will Wells will be drafted as an army cook. Since his return from To- ning.

Uncle Sam will hurrah for Presi management of this musicale in a should be mentioned if you do ro Corporal Arthur Fleming came up from Camp Funston last Saturday night and visited over Sunday with his parents who came over from Norton. They were guests at the W. W. Justus home. dent Wilson! Stop all foreign papers printed in the United marked degree and deserves much use more than a two line space States.

If they can't read English A stranger picking up a news paper should be able to tell jus let them learn, and keep all foreign There will be a meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church at the home of Mrs. E. E. Mullaney, on Thursday afternoon, October 25th. All the members are urged to be present, as important matters of busine-'s are to be taken up.

what business is represented in languages out of the schools. The tieka to look after his farming. town by looking at the business English language is enough for anybody." Jacob Cratts, in mentioned in the paper. This Best line of men and boys Clothing that ever come to Hill City. Big bargains commences Saturday and lasts till every suit is sold.

At Kackley's. the best possible town advertiser interests, he has had 'quite a run of company. Saturday he was down town smelling butter and shaking aarrj Via Viorl urnrrl that Auburn, (Nebr.) Republican. The man who does not advertise his business does an injustice There are lots of our local ntvvs himself and his city." He is the Faye E. Dazey, whose home north of this city a few miles Graham county, writes from Camp items go under the Itemettes audi Khakiville headings.

Before com-i Sullivan, the well known plaining about the scarcity of local mht specialist, will be at Hill news in the paper, read the items ity Monday, October 29th. At under these two headings. Worland' Saturdr.y, October man who expects the newspaper to do the most free advertismg for his town. The man who insists Funston that the soldier life Mr. and Mrs Melvin Spauldings ancf daughter and Fred Morse and wife of Phillipsburg, and Mr, and Mrs.

Robert Morrison of Hiawatha would dine with him Sunday. Everyone is glad to see the Rinehart Karst's back from the sure great and the feed is fine credit for the enterprise. The large audience attending fully appreciated the efforts of all who contributed to make this a success. The door receipts were $105.00, the net proceeds bei $58 15. This amount was given for Comfort Bags for Graham County Soldiers, who will doubtless fully appreciate the efforts of all taxing a part in the entertainment for their benefit.

The American Red Cross ha3 appropriated nearly $000,000 for the relief of Belgians not under German rule. With this amount, foodstuffs and clothing will be distributed to hun reds of thousands of refugees crowded behind fighting lines. Particular attention will be given to children and orphans who have been chief sufferers during three years of war. The Red Cros3 is planing also to The work is not bad and he hears no compiaint in any way. His Mrs.

T. W. Graham visited wit C. A. Force and wife in Aloriau address is Private F.

E. Dazey on sharing the business that comes to town but refuses to advertise his business is not a valuable addition to any town. The life of the town depends upon the live, wide awake and liberal advertising business men Stockton Review. The eldest sistei of Mrs. Elisha Bird and her husband visited them last week.

It was a happy surprise to the Bird's. Sun- Company M. 353 Infantry, Camp Funston, Kansas. WaKeeney township last Saturday and day. World.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Messick visited the Mt. Hope Sunday School, last Sunday.

Mr. and Mra I Taylor' of Le- The mother and sister of Mrs. Arthur ray came in from Texas last week for a short Visit. farm. Probably Rinehart prefers a barber'our town life to the barbarous farm hours of half past four a.

m. to half past ten p. m. Then, too, everything he saw made him homesick for his old work. When he looked at the house he thought of If he mowed he was reminded of a "clean Even the pigs nora, E.

G. Taylor and family. The Presbyterian Church is receiving a new shingle roof this week. Mr3. Bertha Kackley and Miss Elva Knox of this city were guest3 of Mrs.

Mary A. Miller' at the Pomeroy Hotel to Sunday dinner. iss Franc Chipman of Stockton visited with her cousin, Mrs. C. A.

Pedroja several days this week. Private Henry Knouf was up from Camp Funston several days this week. A line of Ladie3 Sweaters and Hoods at a bargain, at Kackleys..