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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
CITIZENS Vote $4,000
FOR LINCOLN SCHOOL
BY LARGE MAJORITY

The new Lincoln school will be
completed as it should be, the vote
on the question of issuing $4,000
bonds Saturday evening carrying by
1877 to 35. The polls were in the
Central building and were manned
by DR.. e. H. Smith, DR.. J. r. Tuomy
and Quincy Brooks, members of the
board.
The action of the voters means
that the new school will be finished
as planned in detail.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
SAFETY YC0MMISSI0N
EXPECTED TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION ASKING
U.S.. SENATE
(By United Press)

St. Paul, Sept. 24.-The Public
Safety Commission of Minnesota is
expected to adopt resolutions tomor-
row asking the United States Senate
to expel Senator La Toilette who
violently attacked the government in
his address in Minneapolis last week
at a meeting of the Non-Partisan
League.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
MEANS PLEADS NOT
GUILTY TO KILLING
WEALTHY WIDOW
(By United Press)


Concord, N. H., Sept. 24.-Gaston
Means today pleaded not guilty when
arraigned for the murder of Mrs.
Maude A. King. 1t is alleged he
juggled the fortunes of the wealthy
widow and killed her rather than
to have his duplicity discovered.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
RUSS INTO ACTION
(By United Press }

Petrograd, Sept. "a. - Russian
troops met the Russian German Of
fensive in the Riga region with a
counter attack south Of Pskov high
road, the war office announced to-
day. The enemy lost heavily.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
mrs. HOUSEWIFE, CUT
DOWN ON THE SUGAR
(By United PresS)

Washington, Sept. 24.-Herbert
Hoover, food controller, today asked
every American housewife to reduce
by one-third the consumption of su-
gar usually used in the home.
France needs 100000 tons of Ameri
can sugar during next month, prob
ably more later.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
NORTON ASKS PROOF
OF TAMPERlNG With
CONGRESS MEMBERS

- Washington, Sept. 24.-Represen
tative Norton of North Dakota to-
day demanded from Representative
Hefiin of Alabama an explanation
and proof of his charge that he knew
13 or IA members of congress who
had acted suspiciously in proGer-
man manner.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
ALEX MONROE HELD
GUILTY OF ROBBERY

That Alex Monroe is guilty of rob-
berry in the second degree was the
verdict returned by the jury at $3.50
o'clock Saturday afternoon. The
jury was out three hours. The case
of Harold Kidd implicated in the
same robbery ana up on the same
charge was begun Saturday after
noon and is still occupying the court
today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
HENDRIXON ARRIVES HOME
ON FURLOUGH FROM KANSAS

Leigh (Moose) Hendrixon, Of the
U. S. S. Kansas, arrived home this
morning on a three-day leave Of
absence. Mr.. HendrixOn left with
the Bemidji naval militia in April.
He reports all the boys are we'll
aboard the battleship.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
ARGENTINA AWAITS
WAR ON GERMANY
(By United Press)

Buenos Ayres, Sept. 24.-Argen-
Germany is held in allegiance, for the
present at least. Government Off
cials accept as temporarily satisfac-
tory the message from the German
government.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
LOWER PRICED flour
SOUGHT; MILLERS
ASKED To CONFER
(By United Press }

St. Paul, Sept. 24.-Minneapolis
millers have been asked to attend a
conference with the public safety
commission Wednesday regarding re-
duction in flour prices by the COM
mission.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
Second Call
Delayed, Says
Order Issued
(By United Press)

St. Paul, Sept. 24.-Provost Gen.
eral Crowder today wired Governor
Burnquist postponing the departure
of the remainder of Minnesota's 40
per cent quota of drafted men, orig
inally set for October 8. The camp
is not ready to accommodate the men
to be called next.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
GUARD UNIFORMS
ARRIVE TODAY: ARE
REGULATION PATTERN

The uniforms for the Home Guard
arrived today and members are asked
to secure theirs as soon as possible
They are of the regulation color
and style and the company will soon
be fully equipped with full regalia.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
WHATEVER IT IS

Washington, Sept. 24.-C. Herse-
field Of Milwaukee was today named
state mercantile representative un-
der the national food administra-
tiOn.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24
GERMANS ARE ROUTED
(Rv limited Press !

I
London, Sept. 24.-German raiders
epentrated the British lines near La
bassee Vile, General Haig reports to-
day They were driven out with
losses.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-24

CONTINUED on last page)
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
@eieIia literariidltr Strtin.

0as %ereiuSlobr 1874 S mlirbq
AM Somlabeno, ben 90. September.
oben6s $ llbr. i'm @auie Der @riiu.
oerin uno &~oriigerin. Gr1ulein S6a.
De, init Oem iibIiten @jeiA1itsaben6
e%roffnet. Yile @eamten oeS pori0erl
Sahres wiiroen lpieoersefu1bIt mo
neic Wtitglieoer uufgenommen. rs
nnroe beidIoiien bel jeoer einmoi
i'm Iouot ltattiinoenoen 8eriommt
lung Gririihungen gu perabrei6en.
9'ad Grleoigung oes nid)t lange Bet
in Inlprud nebmeuoen @eihGftIiden
Iulomete man Den ReIt oes Mbenos
Dem Oidter rSoieph 6reibtrru bon
GidenSOrff". Sr1lilein Shaoe iprod,
i'll &iir5e iiber oes 0ihters 2eben
nilo las mlh einige ser beIirbten @e.
nihte. 6raulein Nannp Aublmonn
nno Sran Wt. 8nhrad goben chen.
ialls @coiG)te uno elm Gafitel nus
Plus Dem 2eben zines IaugeniftS"
5nm @eiten. Nafber ioB ma, 6ein'
gemiitlihen 3GBhen Gbofolobe unt
andlen nod LANCE ploubern0 beiei'
nanoer. Die nad)ite 8ulnmmenflnfl
miro 80. 2enau" geini6met.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
ct. Soleph,s 0iebosbnub.

Nm 9ienStog, ben 8. Sftober, bot
tie Ger ct. $oiepbs 2~iebeSbunb Der
fotb. ct. Mcrientirde regelm1Bige
@crlommlilng in Der ct. Solepbs
Soae. Sn Ibtbeienbeit oes 0rGii.
ocnten @regor &ramm Der franz 1T
muo CUR Grbolune in Den @ebirsen
ncilt eroiinetc 8i8eprGiioent Sp. Mm
Aie @criunmlung. Ra6 ben ublihea
0'eihGften ihritt man our 8eamten-
pabl, in Der folaenoe Serren getDdblt
Tpuroen.
BrGlioent: Mm. Neulano,
Gi3e YrdIiOent Sp. Nuu,
Scfretdr; GbnS. Speht,
&i3e SefretGr: Mnton Sitmonn,
SdnbmeiIter: Sphn .. Gjeier.
Sinan3-domite: Otto Muppert,
9omrence @iGs unr Sol. 3ego,pis.
&ermalter Der Salle; SD. Sobman.
Dem geidGitliten 3eil folgte cine
Gemiitlide Ho6iisnng. Die nod lmoe
IN ungenebmer trinnerlrna
bleiben miro. Gin Herein ipie Der ct.
Soicpbs 2iebesbuno. Scr mn bcre.ts
ii Sahre beitcht uno niht on ALTERS
ihmGhc ODER anoeren uricbca geitcr.
ben it, iolte olS lelhtcnocs 8eiirieI
Sen iibrigen oeutiden gsercinen Sic.
men
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
Seuti6amerifauiide llnterititnRgs
WeleliMGft.

Nm 0ienStae, oen 8. OCTOBER. Der.
iuHmeIte iid Die oeuti6ameritanii1e
llnteritiituugs @eleaihaft in SD.
WaBmomns SuIle, 705 7te Ctr. g..
B. Die @erlammIune ipor iebr gut
belIft. BrGlioent SSobn 3. 9eae
fiibrte Den Soriis; SetretGr Nic @ie.
gauo oeriab 0aS 8rotofou. Oie az
be3ablenoen 8runfengeloer muroen
beruiuigt. 9a Der Sergerspater ourd
oaS Hrobibitionsgeieb iein @eIt)aft
perliert, miro iid Die @eielli6aft fort
an I'M SGngerbuno neriammeIn. Raf
Dem geidGftIi6en Cell ging man 5lIm
oSmofer" ilber. Der nit einem Dor
aiiglihen Glen eingeleitet muroe.
Gem SerbergSoater uno ieiner @at.
tin gebIbrt Der 9anf fir Die fdmad.
bate 3ubereitrng. 9err 3elle fun.
|gierte als 3Oaitmeilter Seine anqe.
bradten Bite muroen non allen ae-
nollen. Gem @erein gebiibrt ollie
Entertaining, ga er feline 8urteien
tennt; Sellen, 8aDern, S6maben,
YrenBen nno bier %geborene @iirqer
geboren 81 ieiner @itgIiebidoit. Die
cute Sarmonie in oieiem @erein lo0te
anoeren S6melternereinen aIs gl1tes
@eilpiel oienen. Gin enges 3uiom.
menlhlieBen aller @ereine miiroe uns
ier VereinSleben Dor dller @eiabr be.
luabren. rs mar cine aemiitIide Sit
ling uno iie miro nod longe in ser
Grinnerung Der Seilnebmer bIeibpn.
Gem 3omite, 5. +. Den Serren Ste.
pban Jrant, Soriiser uno &errn Geo
Mair, gebilbrt Der Gont fur Sen Dor
3iqlidlen Mbeno.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
Sentilber lIntcritGbnnssbmno,
Ni5trifte 10. leo

Nm 9ienstaa. ben SIS ftobrr, Der.
anltaltcten oer oeutlhc l%lntcrlriis.
un9sbnno, 9iltrifte 40 ms 100, IL
Serrn SammeIs Solle. 922 ga. 9lpe.
eine IbidieoSfeier, Die gut 6eiuht
mar. SEER Gbas. @erner mar Dor.
liBer nno er belt cine geoiegene An.
lprade. in Der er ale @Gite milfom.
men bieB. Sir Die bel Der @onoen
ton in YittSblrg geleilteten 9ienItt
erbiclt 0elegnt @m. Sannemonn ei.
men Sdaufelitnbl olS @el6enf, oer
lbm Serr @erner ii6erreihte. ;Serl
Sannemann oonfte fir Die ueber
raldnng. Sci San5 uno Muiif Der
lief Ole Belt muir 5u ifneQ.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
@ilbelm Sell llntrrititRngs.Gs ita
iAaft.

Am Montog, Den 10. Ottober
abenos INN 100 ubr, finoet Die regeI
maBige Sisuug Der @elcaihaft itott
Nae NaitelieOer limo onau ~eihgeIuoen
Oa bies ole Iette 8erianrmIung lit
nah DER cine nah Der Bepobnbeei
Der @eieult,aft gemiitIidc Stlnbt
bel Bier uuo lluterbuIhlne ougebradt
meroen fam. murOe in Der letter
8%eriammlung beidIoIien. ale @tit
gIieoer fir bic Sisung ON @ontag
oen 10. Sttober. e~insuIaoen, INN tod
einmul einige reht gemltIihe Stlrn-
Den allianmen 81 Derleben.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
u@ermania MGrrcrdlar"

Sn Der letten @erlaumI,ng oes
D@ermaniG MGnnerhorS mlroe be
ftbloiien fiir alle @ita!ieocr rrro De
rcn Snmilien Elm @anfett nebit I'm.
terholt:ng am D~ornerstag, oen %
0ttober, S uhr nben6s, 3i ocranital
ten. Oa oieies Ole leete 3uiammen.
funit Dor Der Brobibition lit, Iino al.
lie Witglieoer ireunoli6it einqelooeu
Die Beranltaltlng finoet I'm @ercine.
Total 1922 ga. Mpe. 81. 81, 0arl
@ammelS Salle, Itatt.
Sim Oonnerstag, Den is. Oftober
miro Der @ermaniu MGnnerfor eint
Ibeno unterhalhlng oeranltalten
Dies lit Die erite unterbaltpng hei
Salon. ale Mitglieoer unS Srerm
De lino ber8lihlt eingelaoen.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
Columbia Sraasr @ranteu ltntsr.
ititnngsuereiu.

Die Mitglieoer nno @ambrinus,
finger De. Columbia 8rauer aron
fen : Interchangeable 1ino a.
elmer Notwithstanding fiji Oiens
tag, Den Is. Ottober, in Der 8ereins.
bale, 1922 ga. aDe., eingelooen. 9el
3wed Der Beriummlung lift Die 8e
Ipretung uno "@bltimmung iiber oas
lueitere 8eitebeu oes 8ereins. Be
oieler @elegeubeit miro man gum let
ten Wale bel einem euten eoIer
Gropfen 5~niammeniein. I'm piint1
liNes Gri6einen miro gebeten.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
Semtider llnteritiitangsbnnb,
NiIfriff 410

Im Mittmof, Sen 3. 0ftober, bot
tie Der oelttihe Neutrality-suspicious..
DiItrift 410, in &arl Summels Snlle
@%erIammlung. Sn Mbmelenbeit OcS
B%rdlioenten Wor Der fibrte Serr 8.
9ailer Den @orlis. Die iibliden @e-
ih1fte puroen erleoiat. Gs pilroe
belflolien, Dor Dem 1. Nooember cine
nnterbaltung fir MitgIieoer rno De.
rem Jamilien 81 oeranltaltcn. 9os
@orbereitungsfomite beitebt aus oen
Domen Warie 8iae. 8orliserin; s,
&eii. 81. SAlahter, 8. S6roif une
&. @orer. @ie es beiBt iino Die Dor.
bereitungen bereits in poQem @onge.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
Trau aotberiue .Sorpep. @otti

-Trau aatberine Sarpep, Satin
beg BRIG. Generals 8m. 6. Sarpep.
'hlGgt Dor, Dab Mmerifanerinnen oil
refte San6 aufs Ser5 legenL menn
ne Wationalbpmne geipielt miro ooer
Die amerifaniihe Slagge erideint. Die
patriotiihe Dame meint, oaB oieies
5etten DER Gbrung Don allen Mme.
'ltanertnnen angenommen meroen
ollte.
Vim lesten Oienstag periammel-
Ten ii6 ungefabr 100 Mitglieoer bel
Walbingtoner SanoelSfammer i'm
Waiion Rallher mad elmer 3rueimo.
natigen Serien3eit. Man beiprat
Frobleme, bod iab man Don mihti.
zen Gnti6eibungen ab. Waior 81
3. Woebm non Der fanaoiiben Mr.
NEE hub Die Mnneienben elm iih Die
pom Der fanaoiihen Megierung gutae.
beiBenen &riegSbiloer an3uleben
Major s. u. 0aprap, II. 9. g., ihIlll
DOT, bob man bier Elm nelles Battal.
lion Der NntionaI Baroe 6iloe. 8,
Dem Siinglinge non 18 bis q Sabrer
3eboren lolen. 8err Siaat Sans be
IIrwortete Die Ginridtllng Der Mbenb
ld,ulen. Sm 2aufe Der Sisnng ipura
ben Manoelbilber ge3eigt, Die bel Den
i'm CONNER itnttgeiunoenen IusfIuf
mad Gbeiapeafe 8eah auisenommer
moroen maren. Gum 9hluB muir
ben Grfriidungen ierbiert.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
Bel Gureu GiufGuisu bsrnit Gud
aaf has o8aibinstOu Ssarual" unb
SIR uuterH6tt GndD ieIblt 6amit.

STATEMENT or THE OWNERSHIP.
MANAGEMENT: CIRCULATION, ETC.
REQUIRED BY THE ACT or CON.
cRESS or AUGUST "a. 1919.
{ Washington Journal. published weekly at
Washington. u. G.. for October |. 1917.
State Of Washington, SIS.
County Of District Of Columbia,
Before me. = Notary Public in and for ,he
State and county aforesaid. personally appeared
Hermann G.. Winkler. who. having been duly
sworn according 10 law. dsposes and says thar
he is The owner Of the Washington Journal
and hat the following is. 10 the best Of his
knowledge ard belief, 4 trne statement OF The
ownership. arrangement (and ii c daily paper,
the cireulatioul. etc, Of the aforesaid publica.
ton for The date shown in the above caption.
required BY the Act Of AnSust -. 1912, EN-.
bodied in ssetio1 AS, fostal laws and Rexl.
iatious. printed en- t3e reverse OF tbs form,
10 Wit:
/. That The name ard address of III. pub.
manager IS: Hermann G.. Wirkler, ;iQ Glib
Street. n. W.
2. That the owner is: Herman C. Winsler,
10 9Th Street, n. ".
3. The the known houdholder, mortgage.
nu1 other security holder owning or holdnk /
per cent or more Of total amount OF bonds,
mortgages. or other securities is: Martin
! WieSanh. 455 Maryland Avenue, s. W.
HEsYANs C.. Wlsxlas.
Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Ssh
day eli September 1917.
tsisned) L T. ErrIcHfs.
(Sesl.] Notary Public,
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
Sn p~srfauisu.

Cine Sarm, 200 aeres srOE, DO
BON l50 Aerss Ofieues eaab unb 50
Aerss @alb inS, fur ben biaiseu
Srsis BON $500. Die Tarm lit ia
Bstemae Bead seIestu, nabe Solo
uial Bead nnb luauiht Der GissutI.
msr ufssu altsrsi@pade ii6 anrad
snsiebtu.
Efferten ridDte mau az oas 8aIh
instun SournGI, no 6te Str. N,.@
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
Cntel Srais %ersniisnnas.@ere

Mm Q. Sftober fanoen 1ih Die Mit-
Glieoer oes Snfel 9rGiig @er0nii
g%lngspereins 5uiammen Gin BON
Srm NifolNIs por3iialid 5ubereite-
ter 9lrn6 muroe ieroiert. Gem Iiae-
p%raiioenteu Serrn 0arl 0obIer, ser
pon elmer Sod5eitsreiie 3nriidgefebri
1T, nuroe eil mariner GmpfanG &c.
aeben. 3nm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c
boren Die Serren: Sp. @ehrenbera.
8eo. Mair, &arI 6oblcr uno unoerc
Weamte. Die S~eriammInnaen mer-
Den mie immer i'm SGlleerbuno abee.
balten.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
D0eHenbarmtGbter 1luterititauss
3treiu".

4m Mittmod, oen II. October, bat
Der &~eIieubormitGoterl
oerein cine SPECIAL 8erlammlling
Suuenfrage miro er0rtert rperoen;
iebr midJtige GeidGite finS an erie
0igen.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
Vermii9tt Na9ri@ten.
Der hSdite @ana.


Brdiioent @iIion bat Die 8eforoe.
rung Der @eueralmaiore 8IiB uno
Beribing gum b0dlten @euerolsrang
Der 8uuoesarmee unteroeidnet. @e-
neral 8liB bleibt in ieiner GigenIdait
als @eneroIltabsdef tros Der @Ieih-
belt oes @anges Der @orgeieste oes
8ommauoeurs Der amerifnniihen
Streitfr6fte in Srantreid.
Sum @eneralIeutnant oiirfte ais
erlter 8eneralmaior Gilbert ernannt
mernen.
SiIber ltatt 0Dlo.
Die 0eutlden fiibren iest SiIber
itatt @olo aus in Dem 8emiben, sic
Medielrate an nerbeiiern.
Inter gIufiidt BON Ingeltellten ser
Heihsbanf iolen orei @aggonIaoun-
gen Silberbarren bel 8amorup ilber
Die oGnii6e @ren5e geganeen ieiu.
NcA6pD rebet.
8or Dem @eridtseebduoe in BUT
te, wont, bieltSd abamtsiefretar Sic
slooo Dor ungefdbr 5000 Rerlonen
cine &ebe, in oeren 0erIauf er unter
anoerem lagte: .9ie Der. Staaten
meroen 100000 Mann i'm 9eloe
baben nuo eS lit eines ieoen BfIidt,
einen Sreibeitsbono al faufeiL ipenn
es aud nur eirer um $50 iein lolte.
|Diele Bombs fin6 ni6t fir Die Heiden.
Sic iino fir ie6ermann uro Die be-
Ite Nnlage. oie es gibt. Ya3ifiiten
iino entpeoer 8errdter, SeigIinge
ODER tie iteben in oeutihem Goloe.
0as oeutihe 8oif miro ben 8ereinig-
TEN Staaten Daufbarfeit iduIben,
penn oieier arieg poriiber lit
Gbils fuaft Salpeter.
Gle hileniihe Regierrng bat aae
Salpeter @orrGte Der oeiltiden &c
iellidaften angetauft uno on cine
merifaniihe Sirma perfauft.
Sieronrd lit eS mo9li6 getporoen,
uon Deutidlano beinabe 30,000,OO0
Beios 6ileniiden @eloes, Die bort ais
8arantie fir Yapiergel0 0cponiert
.uaren, 5u e%riperben.
Miieu BGiie bier priien lalIem.
Gas Stantsoepartment perfinoigt,
>aB rs bon Den Beianotihaften bon
SHnpeoeH. Normeeen uro DGnemarf
oaDon in 1enntnis gelest noroen lit,
oaB ameritaniihe @iirger, Die nod
enen 2Gnoern fabren mollen, lire
Balie BON oeren bieiigen oipIomotiiG-
n ODER ben &onillnts @eamten pril.
zen laiien mIlien.
Iesieruasslano az 8eTeoluns er.
Gffnet.
9ant elmer bonn Br1li0enten unter-
jeihneten Proclamation iperoen g..
'45 Icres 2anoes in Den n~ationaIen
S%aloungen, in @aHopn GountD IN
Oregon, nnb 28.438 Mcre5 in ben rla.
lonalen @nlouneen bon Sremont in
zen Counties Safe llno &lamatb in
Oregon, 5ur @eiieoIung eroffnet.
Die 2anoltrihe meroen pom is. No-
)ember au ben Sieolungsgeiesen I'M.
feriteben.
SaDriide &5nisspertem.
Der 80nig pon 8apern l1ft, lout
oes .8erliner 9ofalan5eiger". Bcrlen
m Werte BON 100000 Meurt in, neu.
.ralen Iuslanoe perfmlien.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
SemtidDsr lInterihieanssbAnS
Tiltrift 100.

Sim %. OCTOBER perlammeln lid,
ole Mitglieoer oeS Deutihen Inter
Itiibungsbunoes. 9iitrittS 1870. in
aorl Snmmels Snlle, 922 Ta. %oe.
g. -M.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
Aa p~erfaAita:

91fersi nnb @iscream @s'61ft
lett oielen Snbren betrieben. luege,
3uriiG5iehrng nus Dem @eihdit 81
perfaufen. Hudsuiragen unter R20
in Der Grpeoition oieIes 8iattes.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12

Meme Nabmaidiue biais az ~oertaHisu
~Netp Some 9ropbeab" RGbmo.
idine, oireft Don Der 5abrlt. bogel.
ne,, ipottbiqig gu perfaufen.
8aIb. Sonrnnl. 7l0 6. Ctr. N..@
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
&erlanat:

Gin iun9er fraitiger Mnnn nm in
elmer Giscrenm 1obrif 5l arbeiten
Toucrnoe Steaung. anirogsn ri1t
man an oos Sournul.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
MuS ben WsreinStreiien

Na9Tintsu fir tiss Spdltt mdHtn Bic ipStthsus Mitt.
IsH @ltiiass III unitrer Hteattisu istn. wtnn lie In ey
De6e GuiHabmt fHbsH feasu.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12

2uudroq, @ealloaf, ,pirflide DELTA.
teieu, iiub sa babeu bel:
@IhIers,
532 Geater. upb is Nisss @aFft.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-12
&esierunsslano 30 8eiiebluns er.
Gifnet.
&aAriidle @Suiasperien.

Der 80nig BON 8apern ldi,t, lnut
oes n8erliner 9ofalan5eiger" Bcrlen
m Berte BON 100000 Murt in, neu.
.rulen InSlanoe perfanfen.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-15
VETERAN PHYSICIAN
DIES OF INFIRHITIES.

DR.. William Doores. 81 years old.
died at Crab Orchard. Friday. of the
ln6rnities of age. He had been il.
active practice for half century, re-
turing about four years ago. He was
Captain in the Confederate army un-
der Gen. Price. He was wounded sew
eral times and had five horses killed
under him.
After the war he settled in Garrard
county. going from Garrard county to
Lincoln in 1891 where he has lived
since. His wife, who was Miss
Thomas. OF Missouri. died ten years
ago. He leaves three daughters, Mrs.
Sallie Coulter, New Mexico; Mrs. Lura
Speigel. of Shelbyvlle. Ind and Mrs.
Leila Livingston. of New York City.
The body was brought to Lancaster for
burial SUNDAY, and laid to rest beside
other members of his family.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-15
HERBERT LEE GOES
TO RICHMOND

Mr. Herbert Lee. who has been for
the past two years associated with his
fathef. Mr.. II. ID. Lee. in the grocery
business. has sold out his interest and
has bought an interest with his brother
Mr.. Harvey Lee. in barber shop at
Richmond. The following is clipped
from the Climax NJ adisonian:
Mr.. M. M. Dickeson. known to
everybody as Cap. and who has con-
Quoted barber shop on Nam street.
near Second, has sold the shop and his
good will to Messrs Harvey G.. and
Herbert Lee. of Garrard county, who
continue the business at the same old
stand. Mr.. II. &. Lee has been a resi-
dent Of Richmond for more than two
years. and has had charge of Mr..
Dickerson's business during his illness.
extending over period of nearly u
year. The many friends of Cap" de-
plore the idea of his retirement, but
sincerely trust that he will be restored
to health and again take his old place
among hls friends and acquaintances
Mr.. Lee since his residence among us
has made many friends and his success
is assured.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-15
BURDETT.

Miss Virginia Burdett. the 10 year
old daughter and only child of Mr.. and
Mrs Sam NJ Burdett. Jr. Of Chicago,
III. died at the home of her parents
after brief illness of Scarlet fever.
The above was contained in message
received by Miss Mary +. Burdett, Of
Parksville. from her brother Mr.. Geo.
ID. Burdett Of Louisville. Virginia
Burdett was grand daughter Of Mr..
Geo. D. Burdett, and very bright and
attractive child. Danyille Messenger.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-15
MINISTER'S DAY.

Each Tuesday morning the chapel
period is given over to the ministers of
the town. each taking his tern a, con-
Quoting the devotional exercises Of the
school. Frequently the minister leaves
n word Of encouragement or practical
suggestions to the school. Brother Tin
der the last visitor at chapel spoke
briefly but practically on developing the
powers Of observation. a subject in line
with the regular school work. We wei.
come the ministers Lancaster High
School Bulletin.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-15
BIRDS ATTRACT ATTENTION.

During the heavy SHOWS this winter
four red birds have frequented the
home of Mr.. j. +. Stormes where a
friendly welcome always awaited them
as well as lunch of beef suet and
grain No doubt they told of their
friends to others of their 'kith ard
kin" for during the cold days of last
week as many AS forty-hve robins We're
counted at one time in this yard. Why
not everybody protect and feed the bird
friends during these crucial times of
snow and seet? During The coolest
weather of this season Messrs John
Ross and John Farra scattered grain
over their farms for birds and phessants
as did others. Sixteen quail came into
the yard of K. l.. Elkin where they
were fed an+ unmolested, being allow
ed to depart IN peace. Kentucky will
be grand place in which to live wnen
we learn 60 protect and restore some
of the things with which We were once
So ahundauty blessed.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-15
FORMER PITCHER
MCCORMICK DIES.

Mr.. Milton Mccormick, aged 30years,
formerly star pitcher Of the Lexington
club Of the old Bluegrass Base Hall
league. and more recently with the
South Atlantic league, died at the home
of his parents in Hustonville Friday Of
tuberculosis. He was a member of the
Bluegrass league during the season of
1909 and was traded to the Paris club
The next wear and later transferred
from there TO the South Atlantic league.
Mr. Mccormick was a brother of Mrs
Logan Hubble who has the sympathy
Of Garrard county friends.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-15
farm SELLS FOR $4,000.

One of the largest land deals made
for some time in this county. was ne
gotisted by Swihebrosd. the Real Es-
tate Man. when he sold for J. +. Rob-
inson of Macon Georgia. his farm of
2O7 acres. located on Lancaster and
Stanford pike about two miles from
Lancaster. to A b. Brown of this
county for the above sum. This is n
splendid farm we'll improved and on
account Of Mr.. Robfnson's business in
terests in the south he perhaps sold the
farm for less than he otherwise would
and it is considered that Mr. Brown
secured bargain.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-15
QUARTERLY MEETING.

As the Presiding Elder cannot be
present next Sunday, Rev. j. l.. Clark
will preach at the Memorial Methodist
church both morning and evening. The
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered at the morning service.
c. H. Greer. the Presiding Elder, will
hold the quarterly Conference the
fourth Sunday afternoon and prea,h
the same evening. Everybody lnvited.
f. ID. Palmeter, Pastor.