i,„ Pointers
be«ir
n
lie g;j ■■■“ at 7.30 sharp.
Il!„ * "'‘1* opened at 8.00.
'fh •; ^"ow
Show
Do.i ^how.
begins at 8.4.5.
immediately after
oii’t
miss
“'ly of them. If you do,
Elr- '' '"' ■
Watch for
Trained Bats, the
fesi
slid.
■H S/i,
OlO,
'cs ill ti^g Sideshows. In
you will see the marvel-
foj, ?eo tne marvei-
ti, act +1, * thrilling fire and
* '''onderful trained bears,
wish that our association may be mutu
ally helpful and pleasant.
Following are the teachers who will
look to the education of Badin children
during the coming school year: Prof.
Ben. M. Williams, Miss Juanita Arnette,
Miss Sarah G. Adams, Miss Claude Um-
stead, Miss Sallie Walke, Miss Etta
Schiffman, Miss Bess L. Whitson, Mrs.
T. C. Sheppard, Miss Mary P. Shell,
Miss Nell Robertson, Miss Cordia Wall,
Miss Ruth Brawley, Miss Susan Green,
Miss Louise Whitley, Miss Lois Bell,
Miss Julia Austin.
^the,
"■ill
''’0]
act,
troupe of clowns, and
‘«‘ous acts
‘'Icier
The
‘'f>d features which
) „ 1 ? ®^^>id breathless with
*^ause
Pic
ace;
^(iseball Park.
fi;
It
'ostei-
V. Br
own in Badin
jg
•nitn. >1 pleasure to have former
r Mth
'‘'>(1 bearing a hero’s usually the most efficient
. ‘Sht of the great strucirle”" importance of these, and st
LieS ly « attain th™.«■■■
Us again, and especially
en they return from the
1' ra
^Ol
Health and Safety
{Bv Chas. M. Sturkcy)
Safety is imperative, health is essen
tial to happiness, and efficiency is the
quality most valuable to an employee.
Each is dependent on the other. ® ^
is not obtainable in the absence of good
health, nor is it realized by the ineffi
cient man; good health depends upon
freedom from accident; healthy men are
■ it. Realize the
strive constant-
Mr ^^siting his brother
t) * "
all liiT
the
Mrs. J. E. S. Thorpe.
Saw as much service
*najof ®ee- He was in
f^.J’®‘’“t>ons of the Amer-
*®iTv *^^*itigny, thru Cha-
-..c A closing terrific
at . Argonne
'■«n
Sj^y
Of tv,
''M at
drive. He was
f !\ a*'*' *®''ei‘al Sassed at another,
Riven up as
deohaving reported
''Ki
■Eh
wivu®, gallantry,
, Thp. coveted Croix 'dp.
it ® fact,
to >s ij. J'® 'vere
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gathered indirectly,
e to (ret Foster Brown
In him'^r*
saf ^eart„ ° *^bat we honor
^ in ’ happy that
. ^_^^^our midst again.
Greeting
Ill, September
L Of "'ill
'^a “f ti,..
th /th
•'a:
8, the schools man in
hkt*^ fourth year’s
ory.
X7> an. .
''■si'’
k' ’’iterB ®®ssion with more
S.. l-ack . We are glad to
Of
lar:
Se proportion of our
If,''* a^.'^ot regret that
’Ute. '^el,
new
To Mr.
Wil-
give
iff '-‘Cottio assistants we
**■ an(j ’ a full measure
^■operation, with the
vour welfare and success in life.
Each morning is a fresh beginning.
We are, as it were, just beginning life.
We have it entirely in our own hands
and when the morning with its fresh
beginning comes, all yesterdays shoM
be yesterdays, with which've have noth
ing to do. You may only profit by the
experience gained, not by ^ the faitoes.
From this moment on, be a safe y
"^The Company does not require nor
expect its mployees to incur any nsk.
frL which, by the exercise of their
judgment and by personal care, they ca
protect themselves, ^ut enjoins upon
them and demands that they shall take
tle'meand use the means necessary to,
in all cases, do their duty m safety-
When you get something m y >
do not let some of the men working w th
you pick it out; the Company maintains
a first aid station with an
man in charge to do such
should not risk such a valuable thmg as
your eye for some inexperienced perso
you know is working off, or
You may not .be nun,
the other fellow? .
Are you a safe man to work wii
Do you take ch.nca. that mdawr the
live, of your fello»-wor]ierI « Ml
your sake, practice “safety first” for the
sake and safety of others.
Are you one of the fellows that make
a practice of borrowing a towel in the
wash house? Even if you are one that
does such a thing on rare occasions,
you should know the risk that you run.
The doctors tell us that the use of a
towel by two or more persons, or the
“common towel,” is a common way to
spread disease. Serious ' eye disease
(trachoma, gonorrhea-ophthalmia) may
result in blindness. Syphilis and other
contagious or infectious diseases may be
spread from the sick to the well by using
a towel previously used by a person
suffering from one of these diseases,
because the germs of such disease are
wiped off on the towel. Remember,
while we can easily see and avoid a
portion of a towel soiled with dirt and
grease from the face and hands of an
other person, we cannot avoid the germs
of disease in this way, because they are
invisible to the naked eye. A towel,
tho spotless looking, may be loaded with
invisible danger to you if it has been
previously used. You are taking a chance
every time you borrow or lend a towel.
There were over four thousand people
injured by nails last year in one State
alone, to say nothing of the whole United
States. It soon will be the time of the
year when the kiddies will go barefooted,
and if a nail is left handy, it looks as
if they will find it sure—usually not
before it is in their little foot. People
thoughtlessly leaving boards with rusty
nails sticking in them laying around
where children play or people travel,
never think what pain and trouble they
may cause. Blood poisoning or lockjaw
are often caused by such injuries. Make
it a duty to bend down every nail that
you can, as it may cause an accident
to you or someone else.
You would not want to injure your
fellow-workman, causing him pain and
loss of time from work, and perhaps
cripple him for life. It would worry you
a great deal to know that you have
caused such misfortune; but these things
often happen when playing practical
jokes on the job. Remember the Com
pany is paying you to work, not play.
Lend your support towards making
this a safe place in which to work. Do
not in any way contribute to the injury
of a fellow-workman.
Furloughs were in order. “Every man
who has a good reason for requesting a
furlough, step forward.”
“Company, Haiti” the captain roared.