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8 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1918 DRILL CONTESTS TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK Captain Howard Announces Drill Exhibitions For the Members of Company D. OPEN OFFICERS' SCHOOL James Simpson Given Place on Bank Board Glencoe Man is Appointed to Chicago District Fedsra! Reserve Board Fcr Thr=e Years. Licenses Required. Retail dealers of insecticides are exempt from the licensing regula- tions covering trade in white arsenic and arsenic insecticides. The only companies required to obtain licenses are wholesalers and jobbers, First Class Will Be Held at the Winnetka Community House. By W. C. Reinhold. Every mother and wife in Wil- mette, who has a son or husband in Company D of the First Regiment of the Illinois Re- serves, is holding on to the idea that she "owns and con- trolls" the best drilled man in the company. Captain A. H. Howard is not saying any- w r o j juw thing about the in~ W. L. KeinhoU dividual merits of his men. He has announced, how- ever, that an opportunity will soon be given to decide just who are the best drilled men. This wilt be afforded at a com- petitive drill which will be restricted to the men of Company D, to be held on Monday evening, February 4. Every member of the company will be put through the manual of arms, and each will have an opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge of the manual and to execute the com- mands. For this reason—the broomsticks in the homes are now being put to severe and extended use. The hus- bands and sons will have no time to carry out ashes for the next two wees. They will use all their spare time in home drills—and the women will back them up.. There is not a woman interested in the company, who will dare to claim a broom as her own after 5 o'clock in the even- ings. Every man has resolved to make top score for efficiency, alert- ness and flexibility on the night of , February 4. All the wives, sisters and mothers are interested and will attend this drill, and they will all be there, or at least they will try to be there. They may not all be able to get in—that's why they will all try to "get there" first. Another important event in com- pany affairs will be the meeting of the battalion officers' school of the First Regiment, to be held in the Community House, Winnetka, on Fri- day evening, February 1. This school is for commissioned and non-commis- sioned officers. There will be two addresses. Captain Howard of Com- pany D will discuss "Tactical Side of Riot Duty," and Captain Cassels of Company B of Glencoe will talk on "The Legal Aspects of Riot Duty." He will indicate where the civic laws and military practice conflict. A written examination for non- commissioned officers of Company D will be held at the Central school, Tenth street and Central avenue, on February 16. It is announced that the ammuni- tion belts for Company D will soon be distributed to the men. They may be ready for next Monday evening's drill. Measles Prevail. Late reports on health conditions at Army camps and cantonments show the epidemic of measles to be greatly decreasing. In several camps where measles has extensively pre- vailed the number of cases of pneu- monia has decreased. Stock Below Average. The winter of 1916-17 was the most disastrous the range stockmen of the West have ever known. The lamb crop for the entire West was 15 to 20 per cent below the average, and the calf crop was considerably below normal. James Simpson. J AMES Simpson, Sheridan road, Glencoe. vice-president of Marshall Field & Company, has been appointed director of the Chicago District Fed- eral Reserve Bank for three years and he also has been appointed the deputy chairman of the board of di- rectors. Recent dispatches from Washing- ton state that the administration is considering the appointment of Mr. Simpson as an assistant to Colonel Goethals in his war work for the government. HKl.P WAVTRO DELIVERY BOY WANTED; 16 YEARS; at the All Pacage Grocery Store, 1164 Wilmette. Phone 2217.________11-3tc ROUGH DRY WASHING DONE AT 2c a piece. Phone Wil. 746. ____9t«c WANTED—BOOKKEEPER (FEMALE) with prood concern in Evanston; good opportunity for advancement; state age and experience. Lake Shore News 500. 11-ltc MINT ASU PUUNII LOST—SMALL BLUE BEADED KNIT- ting baif containing socks. Call ' Kenllworth 1742. 11-ltc t',1.1, * *••:«»• * •TILL PAY 5c A POUND FOR CLEAN white rag-s for wiping machinery. 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