Ohio, Thursday, October 18, 1917Job Prlnilng I Specialty 1Advertising Reasonable,37th Year— Nlt;v:42gaining his free-j Merrill Mead Cashier of the’Papa rttheNOTESreet in front of theCharles Buxtonthere%ved with - excitedcashier of the AlexandriaBgik'texcept that the^houghtit wasL,1'1 l.P™e JLftf the their dlitv as citizpni* tn aiA.^tday, Johnstown defeated G. H. S.the'*’VI tv ■ ■and John OwCBs | people Mr. Piercerobbery, came immediately to. captainand offered assistance.tenderedireading the news.eming arrived andaslocalbefore going to press a Times man had a conversation:f!The score was 18 to 0. The next “* '»** vww.m. j — —• • jl v.yvn r.lt;:I iui Uie /. , , .H. D. Hale of the Newark Ad- j Advocate, who had an interview i S1X wee E££I0(1 will come onwith H. D. Hale, reporter for thegame will he with Htica on the26th of October.The grade examinations for the,,, -! !■ — * —. ■ • . * ..i*,.... . 'act . --TI -■ —» — ^ ^ ▼ mvocate, H. H. Scott and Frank L.,with the prisoners at the countyi1his automobile to Ferguson of the Americanjail, with a view of securing theirwvL ^ i. 1 mi • -Slack to the scene, une were quickly upon the scene! photographs. This request theyne several of the,and sent in excellent accounts to emphatically refused. Amnnw nth.Friday.The 8th grade have purchasedthe flag for which they have beenworking, and the 6th hope to have