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              ™<?mbers of the i ' faculty marching at their "head, and each carrying an american flag. . tills impressive sight young america doing it« part in helping «o keep free was further emph.islzeii when l>ig contingent :ho bloomed) org public schools appeared. easily 1,300 were line, every teacher marched with this or her respective school head fifth stroet de- legation marshaled by principal .rid- , er, came a large american flag: every ' fjhild carried smaller one. and pupil in the fifth street soil i il as well third school •ore crown of white with let- hire "1* l." (iliberty i.oan). inscribed red blue. making .those t.lio ..-and crowns was task essayed | ten women—another indication that when women start anything j they put i: through. it an effective feature -parade's color scheme •.that went to make. street: marched 'according —from primary [m'p, each its teacher, adhool had own loan spnga liberty yells.! |of banners there no end. one ;reart "buy bond keep us free.": another gat .vhe censor that! contained message "help kaiser into ii—1! buy ft bond." were not calling you. youngsters were. 'thus hey mavated by. 'fifth drum corps. likewise had, unifbrmed company armed youngsters, led youth who sword way made' him 'the envy all other youngsters. o.ie section hit side lines hard cried out "if you smoke or if yott chew, bond, bond!" ■ i,;s maishal "peanut" alleman, proudly rode astride pony flag, followed number tots hearing flag between them. little girl cross dress lad khaki uniform, marching side, onrush future lighters nurses fairly poured along hundreds, johnson ahead '-.villi teachers looking after their pupils. 'banners flags, they, too. called upon fne bonds. then high's human headed automobile which stood miss pcge, :he attractive goddess liberty, holding aloft lighted torch. rear 4 car song leader cheer hicks, big contingent high—'several hundred 'emwit h superintendent sterner mauser at head re(ponde das voice. next come whom liiooni'lmrg will hear more see ,the few days;!.ie workers make house canvass bloom- burg send bloomsburg over top kno.v ■the reason why. easily eighty tnem line, normal contingent: wearing costume thigh peak,**! supported hag on either \v:n lof striking oaristy posters have distributed nook corner county. men, costume, n good sized delegation, following van camp lodg.; odd fellows. ■one delightfal surprises parade features t:he turnout .which carpet mill had. industry town respond ■wttw delegation 300 line. mill's ser-j vice young ladies] containing .18 stars. follow-i ed department heads employes,! carrying score.-: men flags exceptional size most spectacular pa-! rade. hie fire .trucks town, pas-sing ta.ere passed history .long remember combining unusual beautitifu! .than any the! has long time. normal school doing its bit 0^" expected that the school will come across with more thau its quota once again !a the bloomsburg normad school dclng its bit for government and after a three days' cam- , paign. mtes carpenter, who is in ■ charge of subscriptions to | third liberty loan, reports sale . $3,300. number subscrip- i thins will be added this week normal come across with more than quota. so far institution has not fallen down any war aid. thrift savings stamps totals s2.sco while 200 ! books were sent various cantonments. when first call text came faculty fi'lled quota bttt later second cail the' student.'- less secured enough hi: 1 girl students are active work- em red cross large j knitted articles have been ; turned over local chapter. i memb^vw'hft-^^nl^fcoiiimit'tee working for the third liberty l.oan in bloomaburg secured subj scrlptions yesterday to amount of ; $12,400 notwithstanding tact that \veather conditions were frightful. the. blooms'burg state normal school went over top yesterday, raising more than its quota anil securing mora ten per cent, 'thf> enrollment subscriptions. bioom.k'burg'.j report, thorough women's committee, up laat night, was as follows:* i, \\ 1* \ yesterday tor. 'first ward $1,900 $0,900 second .. . 1.600 7,350 third iwnrd 7,000 fourth whrd 5,4 50 '8 ,'.',50 b. s. n. 4,300 $12,400 $34,700 freshmen help out at library ou^ soldiers. —still more are the frcslv.v. n of bloomsburg hig-h school yjsterday volunteered i their assistance in shipping from 'the public library tlif bookd that have been fsoured fol- soldiers an about 20i) hundred hooka were labeled and packed boxes by girl> 'boys. more are needed th::< morning pupil* ml«« 'riddle's roonl at third street buiuuns will be ready to call any lipitiie wiicie bo oka given, up date '.he normal has made • t luiu£x_sjlnvinff_tli ihecitizens v not only tac students" given ;t« mtrrrstboks ant 'nave aft giverf sf3 for xhe bonk fund. ~ normal seniors will buy bonds ov decide to place their memorial that purpose. given school later ! the members of ithe senior at a. regular class meeting .l 7 elded to purchase l j«■ chan give the .school w , m morial a, has wen prance * previous years. ««■*«* ot money usually given f.„. ,u '■ memorialwill be £. held until expiration of th e b„ nh period when entire amo nt and i interest mil} used in ' some citable memorial. ! nature memorial wili £f wm "e decided future asln ( are several memorial, unde i. mm*eration. students rexti hat plan adapted thev u ",j >• he,, :ll g bo.h school. ,wm > 'yellow jacket' well portrayed . o dr. frederick poole delighted audience in normal lecture course the "yeuovv jacket" was well presented in normal auditorium ia-vt .evening by dr. frederick poole, of philadelphia, appearing on lecture course. ills interpretive impersonation full oriental costume delighted audience. he prefaced scene from play epeaklng some his ex-, petlences china where (spent thirty years. ' had with him a shoe which about thr;ee inches length been worn woman w.ho thirty-five years old. tod how women their feet bound while they were small and continued until reached age 7,1 or 80. • today, oustom foot binding has abolished ladies are enjoying privileges having use as.america ns do. death of birds may hurt crops lav* ,,r many that have conic from southland can get there is danger of thousand*) dollar* 1 damage being fltme 'the next season's crops if •there da not quick relief for the birds, and this upon word no less an. authority than .prof. d. s. hartline. bhds came back from southland just before week's isnow began, result has been 'that snow covered ground so that birds have unable to get anything eat. prof. ihartline found h number who 'have starved .hunger yesterday he called attention inormal students urgent necessity putting suet, bread crumbs, etc., in trees other place* by may be saved. it likewise urged everybody throughout county join work at once. should killed off large numbers insects will do such harm nvill mean many thousands dollars ito crops.