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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-11-16
Had Tooth When Born.

Oneida. n. "a daughter has been
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Louis X. North
Of No. 11S Madison street. The baby
had one tooth al the hour of It's birth,
this being the first instance, II is be.
lieved, where child has been born
IN this city with portion Of It's teeth
equipment. DR.. \. O. Brooks removed
The tooth.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-11-16
Mess Cook Is Boss.

American soldiers are always hungry
and a stand-in with the mess cook i
equivalent to one with the landlady' ;
daughter if YOU want tie second piece
of pie" He is the company autocraI.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-11-16

Twin bascule bridges each section
Of which Is operated by electric motors,
have been erected over the arm Of n
European harbOr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

view BY Mrs. II. X. Harrison Of thrc,
books on children.
How to Show Pictures to Children
Famous Pictures Of Children and
Pictures Every Child Should Know
are three companion new books In the
public library.
How to Show Pictures to Children
explains the best methods Of instruct.
Ing and amusing children at the sam,
time BY the aid OF pictures. Mothers
and teachers will md this book vaiu
able. The illustrations arr such ms
to attact children.
Famous Pictures Of Children In
written especially for children. The
pictures are selected with = view 10
their portrayal OF lovablc qualities.
A story Of each picture Is told. by
whom painted. OF whom and where.
Pictures Every Child Should Know
has IS illustrations OF world renowned
pictures and data on each one.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
Moving Pictures

Many arc the ron,anccs which are
enacted upon the stage and scrrrn.
bu, few arr more fascinatin. than the
real story ot a real star Ann fcnnins'
ton. who danced her way from the ANA
tcur entertainment platform To Broad,
way s,ardom In AN Incredibly short
time. and who Is now making hrr debut
on the screen an y Famous Players
s,ar, Little Mas f~nn,n s,on she ir
10 tiny that all her friends affection.
atcly call her "rcnnir"-- has won hcr
way to the top of the professional lad
der BY sheer force Of personality and
OF artistic endowment. A natural com.
edicnnr. an imm~asurabiy clever dane
cr and u delightful personality. Miss
Pennington has brought broadway To
her almost iinpcrccptibic feet In u rc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

markably brief time W~r appearance
IN the title role 1T "Husic Na0w wnakr"
marks tho climax " truly spectAcu.
lar career. for MCss trnins,en has oalv
been u member III the theatrical world
tor four years. mAkinK h~r ART mu
,icai comedy appearance In The Ned
Widow" IN which Hhe toured the roun
Try. "Susir Snowflake which In the
Paramount picture y, tho star tonight.
Ia n happy choice on tho part II the
Famous Players. Tor Il IL In tise,f a
story of tho musical comedy world
tnrins tho routn~ of this tale Misn
Pennington docn al, the clever MI"
things on the ncrccn which have won
hVr a country Wide reputation on the
s,asc. for tho scr~eninR of this de-
iish,fui subject. = perfect replica of y
I. p,cai musical comedy ,h~a'sr. with
s,axc and orchestra complete. wss
erected In the pto.iuc~,'H studlo. ami
All entire play ~an enacted before iha
camera,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

| ,.,u,,.., =, ,h., hmm. ne Ar, 4 1.
u,,., lao, w,.,,,..nv
Tho niicrtS Tor shasta View sunday
uchcW, tor the rou'in. year Hre Mrs
|. = Niilcr superintendent. u, y. Hunt
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..,., r.. ..v. ,...h.,s ~.,, ~,
-, "a, ~. .,..,,,,, ~ IN, n,h,r
49,. ,,,.,., Ar ,,rnhlcc bcins
.,,,,
Waite, Turner and wife of Midland
ATE rrending a few days Al L, NJ, k'ra
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

won from Smith on foul In two
rounds xt sydney
Il am anxious to Ict the hrst chance
ut Darcy" said Smith. Before he can
claim an enormous purse In the United
States he ought TO be willing to box
me. will beat him just as beat him
in Australia"
II don't think any boxing promote:
should put Smith on" said Darcy when
he was asked about such u match. "ie
is u foul nghtcr. and his kind OF boxing
is not good for the game"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

VILLA NEARING
CHIHUAHUA CITY
DECIDING BATTLE FOR CITY Dc.
ING FOUGHT NEAR HoRcAsITAs.
CITIZENS ARE FLEEING TO THE
AMERICAN soRpeR

Ell PASO, Jan. 5.-General Francis
co Villa, leader OF the rebel forces In
Mexico. is daily forcing his way
through General Mursia's army and
nearing chihuahua City.
An exodus Of alarmed citizens Of
Chihuahua City has started. Cssran.
xista o6,cers are granting refugees
free train passage to the border.
The deciding battle for the posses.
sion Of the city is being fought near
Horcasitas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
Ministers Protest to
Showing Of @Purity"
Ask J. v. Houston, Manager of Opera
House, Not to Exhibit Film Showing
Nude Of Woman as Purity

when asked about the protest. "Ths
sheri6 In Chchalis. Wash. stopped the
exhibition Of the picture there recent
~. We regard Il ~ bad for the morals
Of this community.
OF coarse. We can only protest To
Mr.. Houston. The Law may step In II
the officials feel the picture II indie
cent"
"lurity" Is a seven reel allegurical
play. showing nude woman as q sym
Dol Of Purity and Virtue. The story is
beautiful, and tries to prove Purity's
own philosophy Of life: Unto the
PURE, all things are pure"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
Lawyer Wanted for
Murder Kills Self
Bernard w. Lewis Commits Suicide In
Hotel Just Before Detectives Seek
ING Him Batter Down Door

ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 5.-Bernart
Wesley Lewis. sought in connection
with the murder Of Maixie Colbert In
Philadelphia, committed suicide In his
hotel last night just before detectives
battered down the door.
Warrants Were Out
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 5.-Before
the suicide Of Bernard w. Lewis.
wanted for the murder Of Masic Col.
bert here. was reported this morning.
detention warrants for his arrest were
sent broadcast over the country. II is
now believed that he was in the taxi.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

Les Darcy. the Australian middle
weight champion. over whom much
ado has been kickedup In puEilistic
circles since he arrived In the United
States. has shown no inclination to
box JET Smith. the Bayonne. n. j..
Smith beat him In Ave
rounds in Sydney. Australia, January
g, 1915 Darcy claimed foul and re-
fused to continue. The referee. how.
ever. saw no foul and gave the hght to
Smith. May - Of the same year Darcy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

The first oficial protest made to the
exhibition Of a moving picture In
klamath Falls was made today when
the ministerial association Of this city
protested to J. v. Houston agains,
show ing Purity" at the opera house
tonight and tomorrow night. Mr.. Hous'
ton said he has = contract with the
dim company for exhibition Of the pic
tures. and must show It or lose heav.
lily.
"The protest is altogether friendly.
and Is made by the ministerial associa.
t:on, and not BY any church" said Rev.
", T. Rambo OF the Christian church.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
SHASTA VIEW NOTES

Our Eeighborho0d was well repre-.
sented at A. Kalina'x Old Year party
Saturday evening. December 30th. Mr.
and Mrs. Kalina have proved them.
selves most royal entertainers at these
yearly gatherings. and very few Of
their many invited guests miss this
opportunity OF meeting with their
friends aud neighbors for q general
good time.
=. N. kirkpatrick and family spent
last week with Mrs. Kirkpstrick's
parents. A. Turner and wife. and other
relatives near Klamath Falls.
The Helping Hand Society was en-.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

The chain Of circumstantial evidences
surrounding Bernard Lewis. who com
mitted suicide when sought for the
murder Of Maize Colbert. Is growing
A Aorristown lawyer this afternoon
identified Lewis picture ~ that Of the
man who rushed into his once . few
days ago and asked to be defended on
. murder charge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
Take Strike Vote

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 5.-The four
railroad brotherhoods benefited by the
Adamson eight hour law will take an.
other strike vote II an eight hour day
is not granted by the railroads. de.
clares the Railway Employees Journal
today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
Try 70 PLEASE Navy

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 5.-The
senate lands committee this morning
adopted substitute for the Phelan
amendment to the oil leasing bill. in an
attempt to pacify the navy dpeart.
ment.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
WOULD tvACUA1E
TO GAIN PEACE
AUSTRIAN NEwsPAPeRs CALL
FOR EVACUATION OF WESTERN
FRONT IF ENTENTE WILL THEN
NEGOTIATE FOR PEACE

AMSTERDAM. Jan. Sherman cen.
sors have allowed to pass the quota.
ton from Vienna newspapers askins
the Austrian government to discover
whether the entente powers will be
ready to negotiate for peace after the
evacuation Of the western front by the
central powers"
The newspapers ask for immediate
evacuation Of this territory II It will
cause the entente to talk peace.
The newspapers look upon the en-.
tente reply to the German peace pro
posals as peace note. III rightly un.
derstood."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
osterhaus ojes

BERLIN. Jan. 5.-Peter Osterhaus,
last surviving major general Of tho
American Civil War. died today in
Duisburg. He will be buried at Cob.
lenz.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
Corn 10 Controlled

LONDON. Jan. 6.-Government con.
troll over all corn in the British EN-.
pire was announced today. Already
wheat and -four are under government
regulation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
May Rsmevs Minister

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. Seer.
many today requested America to re-.
move Minister vopicks from Buchs.
rsst The request probably viii b
sranted.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
Eleven Jurors Passed

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 5.-Eleven
Jurors have been temporarily passed
for the trial Of Thomas Mooney.
charged with complicity in the bomb
murder last summer. 1t IL not expect.
ed that the jury will be completed be.
fore Tuesday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
critic REVIEWS
THE new BOOKS
THREE SPECIAL SOCKS ON CHILD.
HEN ARE ON sHGLvgs OF PuO.
L'c LIBRARY ron vsG OF THE
PvsLle

In accordance With Its practice Of
onsrtns from time to time . brief
review OF new books In the public
library. the Herald today sives . 70.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

Now Is the time to get good records
for that new Phonograph Santa Claus
brought you for Christmas. We have
all kinds Of Records to play on any
Phonograph. sit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
GERMANS TAKE TWO
MORE RUMANiAN TOWNS

BERLIN. Jan. 5.-The capture today
by the Germans Of Slobozia and Ro-
testi. in Rumania. is ofhcially an.
n0unced.
The German infantry has penetrated
the fourth British trench near Lois
and inflicted "sanguinary losses"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

We wish to hsrsby express our sim
eeso tha1ks to our many friends and
nsioAbegs Who % kindly gave their
synDa&hy and help during the loss Of
or Husband and father.
Nh. \ r. C. williams and Children
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
new OFFICERS
TAKE CHARGE
PROPERTY REOgkAh LODGE IN.
STALLS OFFICERS. AND STARTS
orr the New YEAR WITH A
BANQUET

Mrs. Nellie Wattenburg. president Of
the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon. act
ed as installing oficer iast night. when
Prosperity Rebelah Lodge installed
the following ofncers for the coming
term:
Past Crand-Eme Garcelon.
Noble Crand-Lulu Wattenburg.
Vice Grand-Georgia Sloan.
Financial Secretary-Mary Hogue.
Recording Secretary-Alice Goeller.
Treasurer-Adelaide Cofer.
Chaplain-Alfreda Steinmetx.
C0nductor-Alice Woodard.
Worden-Anns Bean.
Inside Guardian-Alva Hail.
Outside Guardian-Mrs. Garrett.
X. 8. N. G-Jennie Hum.
L. s. N. GILLIAN Stills.
r. 8. v. G.-LOuise Humphrey.
l.. 8. v. G.-Ivy North.
L. J. Bean was reelected ss captain
Of the degree team.
After the installation ceremonies the
members enjoyed q substantial banque,
in the banquet hall. All present com
plimented the committee on the results
Of their efforts to entertain the inner
man. and the feed was one Of the most
enjoyable and substantial enjoyed BY
the members Of the popular order for
some time. Roast pork. mashed pota.
toes and brown gravy was the piece de
resistance Of the menu. and this
unique departure from the ordinary
was cordially welcomed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

cab which stopped at the apartments
Of Miss Colbert the day she was mur
dered.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
Tornado Kills Children

McALISTER. Okla. Jan. 5.-Fifteen
children are dead as result Of the
tragedy yesterday when q tornado
wrecked the school house at Vireton.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05
t,spss,sd tsss~s

Ytsl Pstssssa. szcounty school 81
peelnteaAsat. b expected home this
Svoning ftuQ PoetlaAd. where he went
= e&tsoa tAs state teachers' conven-
ticoL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

Thursdsy and Friday
Herbert kslesy and gAHs shssnsn
The Brilliant oramstIe Stars, In

V"e osSlIlent Oromosle stars, In
"rHg SpHlNx"
\ Red Feather Photoplsy 10 Five Acts
Seventh gpIssds ef "lltsrty"
A Thriller In Two Acts
Seyen Reels In AH... Admlssisn tos
The Orphsus dives only one show
each svsnins. beginning promptly a&
: O'Clock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

+ r. OeAooeld, maker OF the arti.
nejsf uepao n tls, new court house.
aSs1vsd last niGAt from San Francisco
9 GDsod 1 fsw days On business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

ssmssA.ao asw II NE ,sssranes. AK
cal1esAs. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

ron REsTlTWo veil furnished
hoaseeeso1ng Eats. Riverside Apart.
nsafs. s3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

A large number OF Mt. Laki folks On
joyed the New Years gathering which
was held at the Mt. Laki church on
New Years Day. After the banquet
program Of unusual Interest was civ.
en-. Mr.. Tiz Grinth acted az toast.
master. and the program was opened
BY everyone singing America" This
was followed by interesting talks from
W. A I'eizeli. Mr.. Camp. Mr.. Lester.
Judge J. s. Grifith and Mrs. Camp.
Music and recitations by some Of the
children greatly added to the enjoy.
ment Il the program.
l.. A. West is butchering this week.
the Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. John Koontz on Wednesday a..
ternc0n.
Everett Grifiith butchered hogs on
Wednesday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Phillips attended
the funeral Of r. II. G. Williams at the
county seat Tuesday.
The hieighing is fine In this part of
the country. and bObsleds and cutters
are much In evidence.
{. II Snow and wife are moving
onto the Melhase place near the iiume.
J'hn ko0ntz. who has been on the
rick lit for some time. is rapidly i'm.
proving
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-05

Ask chiieets for Q calendar.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-23
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Nov. N--BUTTER-The market
firm, with offerings light and demand firm,
Quotations today were as follows: Western
solid-packed creamery, 46: higher scoring eoodA
7ais; extra irsts. l5a45k; hrsts. t4a4lls; sec
onds. lha43; nearby prints, fancy. 80; average
extra, 4a49; firsts. 45a46: seconds nhaA3; spo-
dal brands Of prints jobbtng ct 63a56.
EGGS-Fine new laid eggs well cleaned up
and firm. Storage dull and weak Quota
tons: In free cases. nearby hrsts, 1sooalS3o
standard case; current receipts, N.To case; sec
onds. 1245al33D: Western extra nrsts, 15ooal5. 30
case; frsts. AO case; seconds. 1245al3.2D; re-
fdgerator eggs, extra, LILO: hrsts 1870; seconds
aaalo.0; fancy, selected fresh, jobbins at 5ea59
per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, q to quslity, mas;
roosters, IS; spring chickens, pot Leghorns, lsa
20; ducks. Pekin, aIa22: Indian Runner. iaa2D;
spring. 22a2s; turkeys, 2a9; geese, aca2A
DRESSED PoULTRY-Tukeys. nearby.
1ring, Sa6; Western, Sass; old. fresh-killed,
pound. nearby. ssas6; Western, best, 3oa32;
common, Za25; fowls, u to box, mnk-fed, dry
picked. fancy, selected. 261k; weighing ~
pounds and over, apiece, %; pounds apieces 25;
"a pounds apiece, "a; pounds apiece. aa23;
ICED, in barrels. fancy. dry-picked, ~ pounds
and over apiece, 25,4; pounds apiece, ON; I;
smaller sizes, 19azS: old ROSTERS dry-picked. q :
hro1ing chickens. 11ka2 pounds apiece, Jersey,
fancy. 2a3s; Virginia fancy, 3oaa3:; other near
bY. BA0: Western, 2Sa3o; roasting chickens.
Western. pounds and 4fer apiece, 11a25. Chick
ens. Westen. weighing, " pounds apieee Q:
saEhtns zza3 pogndl kpiec4 za4z
= - -
The Washington herald., 1917-11-23
When Writing a Sick Person

Don't tell him you heard he was
seriously Ill. Even II he is, Il might
have been deemed advisable to keep
the fact from him.
Don't speak OF the deaths you
have heard Of from the same NAL
ady.
Don't suggest that the illness
may be more serious or likely to be-
come more serious than at present
appears.
Don't try to shake his faith in the
mode Of treatment that is being en-
ployed in his case.
Don't tell your troubles. The pa
tient has enough OF his own.
Don't on the other hand, expect
him to enjoy light, frivolous con-
versation or the recital Of pleasures
that he Is missing.
Don't talk or laugh loudly, or dis
course on unpleasant or exciting
subjects.
Don't stay too long. Go while the
patient would be glad to have yc-'
stay o little lonEer.-FarIn Life.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-23
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Nd, Nov Z-BCTTER-Creamer
Western separator. extras lS4a46; hrsts, 4Sa4i
do. prints. u pound. extras 455.aSG; frsts Sa4I
do. ] pound. Bza4s; nearby creamery. extra.
ilAs2; frsts. 3Sa4o; dairy prints. Maryland. Penn
sylEania, and Virginia hrsts. 5a36; extras S4aS
store packed frstS -3la32; rolls, Maryland and
PennslTsnia, extra. S2a53; West Virginia, s2aS3.
LIVE P0CLTRY-Chickens. smooth. young.
By boat, b.. q; do. by express. .; do. poor,
rough, Ha2; do, young white LeGhnms. n.
3S2l; do, old hens. rounds and over, ID, .;
do, small 70 medium. 2la2; do, old ROSTERS
Ii. Icals; ducks MuscoTy and Mongrsl, H.. "a
q do, white Pekins. aoa2l; do, Indian runners
lsalo: do. puddle. 81 pounds and over, H.,
lsa2o; do, smaller. poor. I7als: eeese. Maryland
and Virginia, fat, H., lSei DO. Western Snd
Southern, .lsap; do. Kent Island. fat c5s8
turkeys, choice young. 10 pounds and up esses
do. choice Old, .; do. POOR. thin. 2S23
pigeons, old, pair, %: do. young. Ia pounds
and up. each, 20; do. smaller. 5so.
EGGs-Market firm: loss Of. Firsts, Western
Msryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby 50: Eastern
Shore, Maryland and Virginia. 80; Western
(ohiol, ID; West Virginia. 80: Southern North
Caroltnal. lSat9.
PoTAToEs-Hhits. Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania, per 100 Ibs., 2oOa2-lO; New York.
No. ]. 2oa21o: Eastern Shore. Maryland and
Virginia, laaI %: sweets. yellow, fresh dug Per
bbl., 5oa1!oo; do. Anne Arundel, 75al-Oo; do,
native, Der basket. SOa3j; fancy kindred, per
bbl.. l7s3.oo; yars. Virginia and Maryland,
l.5.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRCITS-Ap-
pies, Maryland Nd Virginia. per bbl.. fancy,
huIk, 2ooa2JO; do, small, l.25a'.So; Maryland
and Pennsylvania. per bushel. soas5; Western
MarylAnd ard Pennsylvania. packed. No. !. 3-SOa
500; New York State, No. !. per bbl.. 3-SOaS.o
do. No. 2, 25Oa3OO; beans. Florida. green. per
basket, 35OaiOo: cabbage, native. Savoy. PEI
box. Ea50; do, New York, per ton. Danish,
3OOaSoO: do. domestic, c5!cOsoOOO; carrots,
nearby, bulk, per 100 lbs. l.SOa2.oo; celery. New
York State, per doz.. 3a5O; do, native. per
bunch, 4a5; caulAowI, per bbl, 4.o0a5.Oo; do,
per crate. 20Oa25o; cucumbers. Florida, per has
ket, 4oOa5Oo; eggrlAnts. Florida, pe- crate,
$50; grapes, Niagara, per basket. l2S; do.
Salem, l2al5; do. Delaware. liale; grape fruit.
Florida, per box, 25oa4.OO; kAle. native. peT
bushel box, q; lettuce, Norfolk, per basket, Is
a. 50; onions Florida. Ter box. Sooa4.oo; pcars,
Eastern Shore, Kiefer. per Dbl. l.uoal.2S; do.
PER basket 20: peppers native. per basket, SDaS5
pumpkins, native. each, 7alO; ounces New York
per bbl., No. l. 4.Na5oo: squash. native. busbel
box, Sa4o: tomatoes. green, S-basket. not nla-
bic: do, nearby. SbaSket. rke. 25a5o; turnipS,
native, per basket, washed. 2sSo; do, native,
per bushel box, 4oao.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-23
Financial Nes Nth the Latest Stock Market Quotations
JAZZ To BE BARRED
AT Fighters Dance
New York Hostesses Of Soldiers and
Sailors Evolve Rules.

New York. Nov. z-Uneis SANS
land and sea- warriors are going 10 be
censored. That In, they must adopt
the old Puritanical ideas when enter
tanned at house parties. A code Of
conduct has been formulated By the
Mayors committee on women. The
"jazz" will be barred II is too rough
for the warriors. The girls win also
bs barred unless they are known to
the hostesses. The house rules win
read something like this:
When dancing gaze at the ceiling
and say nothing.
Dancing speed ID limited-probably an
inch an hour.
Men will not be permitted 10 spring
more than two Jokes an evening and
the "joke committee must pass on
them.
Girls viii be allowed three giggies
and q chuckle during the evening.
The fox trot, the one step and waltz
has been o. K'd, but the jazz-hor.
rors!
Hilarity VIII cease at II bells.
And in rule No. / one Of the warriors
may say to his dancing partner:
I'd like to see what you look Ike,
but they win rule me on the toor II J
look at you"
And the girl may reply Don't take
a chance"
Sherman had tie right idea.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-23
For Charity's Sake.

Sensible! When the war revenue
bill was pending We called attention
to the likelihood that churches, hos
pitfalls, missionary societies and chari-
table organizations would ind Il diff
ficult to secure contributions IL big in
comes Were too heavily taxed. We
are glad to note that the Senate Fl
nance Committee, whose conservatism
deserves high praise. had the good
judgment to revise the House bill 70
cover this point. Contributions for
religious, charitable, scientific or edu-
cational purposes or TO societies for
the prevention Of cruelty to animals
may be deducted in computing an in
dividuaps taxable income, to an
amount not In excess OF Is per cent
Of the taxable net income. A host of
small contributors make up the main
support OF the average church, but
the work OF most charitable, scienti-
fic and educational organizations
would be greatly crippled II the con-
tributons of large givers were cut on
by confiscating supertaxes.