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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26
"oASIs" IS THREATENED,
Liquor License OF Baltimore PIX,
Road House Opposed.

The nearest wet spot to the District
becoming dry"
A petition protesting against granting
liquor license to George W. Mater,
manager Of the Gentlemen's Driving
Club on the Washington-Ba Baltimore boule-
ward is already being circulated in Cot
tage City. Mount Rainier. Brentwood,
and Bladensburg.
Presentation OF the petition will be
made to the Board OF Liquor License
Commissioners Of Prince George County.
April 2.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26
Would You Put q Pair Of Shoes
an ittIe Gil. Ee.t1

Or give an old coat 70 o GOOD
little boy7 Or some darned
stockings TO bothf OF oouTSe
you would! Who wouldn'ti
There are three little tots
from TO 8 years old who need
Just such things, and they are
deserving. Write to Herald
office. Box ll6
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26
KILLS SELF AND THREE BABIES

Boulder. Colo, March 25.-Mrs. William
A. Nelson murdered three Of her six
children, attempted to kill q fourth and
then shot herself through the heart
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26
The Married Life of Helen and Ware

Of Journal off, oman
Helen Forced Get Breakfast Realizes Her Illuminating IeHeeny
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26

SALE OF OLD BUILDINGS OF n STREET BE
tween Second and Fourth strssts southsaA Tbers
WI be sod At the NEEy Yard wAshtnEtol, d. O.,
The butldinSs On ths noand rscsufly aouutrsd b.
the navy for . gun shop ata IN bu1dinR arS 10
Gated On the ara bounded o. ia norn b. N
Hre,t. on the east b. Fowth scsst o. tAs v.st
b second street, 10 Q hDs 600 fsst suuh Of n
street he s1ccesztJ hdds WI b r~uuir.d %
rA1e and remove the buildtnck Ths sLls vm b
for cAsh TO the highest hddsr b. ssaisd rropoaals
to Be opened AZ o. n karcA % Mi sdhed-
uls Containing form Of proposals and t<ns q sals
can Be obtained upon Gpplicstion 10 ths supply
omcE. Navy Yard Washington d. @ 10
sEPHOs DANIELS. Secretary Of ns Esv.
ofT1CE OF THE COMMISSIONER, bfSfEi6f
e ColumSL Aarch 2 lH1. seAisd propoah
WI 3 Uceivsd at The o1cs q a. ssfvtzrJ o.
th. Board a oOnnisEoOsn, ron SO. b.sr1cS
Building until z o,sOt n. N1rA N NJ, for
ment, N square los. sUuthsast Bianf fu<mS q
propo1A plans, sFs1fcattpn1 and an Deceza9 m
tornaton may be obtained from DE ChiS derf.
Nss5isssG @p D. hS S.Posi P I" so sSA 5
sri TssSTirsd to oyr The TtI1 2; pAPt ~
BRoMNLOM. 9. W. KUTZ, oommiEonsn. b. o.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONER, 6isTNoF
YIN 3 received at ths ofios q DE ssaetag q
he Board g co1mis.lOos's boon % b.sr1st
he D. c. Pound. South osp1sa M I sssss
south.est, WashinFtou. D. G. BLANK lorna Of
informanon may Be Obtained run The Chif Gesf.
Eng1neeT DEPARTMENT Room q, D4anc Bu1dina
A deposit q IS v1n Be- required trom add.a 10 n
E1re the Etap Of plAns and Pechqtonk OLIVER
Y -NNEWWMAN. LoUIS BRowSnoW. @ "
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WALL SODA FOUNTAIN FOR sIIK; n
Eood cundition- VII ssz1hsT cua 40: ssu for
S3. BOX ~ Her1ld o6lcs
BAD Bills COLLECTED on 10 6HIR6E
Rsuts q speciality. HAMMER, Attorney, as 18Th
= nv. Phone NJ. Gu
WALL PAPER-R0oNs PAPERED, q CP.
PlaseItnG. painting houses and Gsnk AwBsns
and shades to order. LIE PREUX, ~ - nv.
Two phonen-N go and n Nj
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26
LOST

LosTCMARCH Sd. DIAMOND BAR PIN, q OR
2 diamOnds. Shoreham Hotel or in the neigh
brhood Of X to F. Tenth 10 Fifteenth, between
u % and ! p m Reward II returned 70 ShorshAm
Hotel ofice
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26
BAND CONCERT

At the Marine Barracks this afternoon at
80 O'Clock, by the Marine Band Orchestra,
william Il. Santelmann, leader.
PROGRAM:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26
CLAIRVOYANT,

NINE VIDT0 Late Of Chesapeake Beach,
MIME. hANlO Psychic. Palmist and Gard
Reader; 500 readings this week. SOC. lOS st. NV
NME. WERNER. NOTED PIANIST. CLAIR
voyant. mental scientist. 800 b 4. NV. second
floor; phone NJ GSs.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26

Plans have been completed by Andrew
Jackson Lodge OF Masons for a ladies'
night celebration which will be given in
the Masonic lodgeroom Thursday night
at 7:45 o'clock. There will be a musical
and literary program
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26

A musical will be given Tuesday even
ing at o'clock at the h6me Of Mrs.
Charles Bendheim, s12 Prince street. for
the free night school.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

motorcycles. MAKE Your own PRICE. Ri
cycle, motorcycle and AUTOMOBILES sccessories and
and motorcycles Motorcycles. IS up; Bicycles,
g 80 and up; Motoreycle Tires a.9 up Inner
$i5; Tubes, H5. MUNGER BROS, Union Ri.
cycle, Motorcycle and Automobile Garage. TIs n.
Capitol St Phone Line. F7.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-03-26

Kemp Lewis. colored. will be tried be-
fore jury in the Corporation Court to-
morrow. Judge L. c. Barley presiding.
on an Indictment for shooting. The ac-
cused will be represented by Attorney e.
Keith Carlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
CARS CHURCH
RULES PEOPLE
OF ALEUTIANS

KODIAK, Alaska, Jan. To-.
For so years the exar has been
eompIaeentIy making Russian
subjects OF nominally Amer.
can citizens on Alaska soli
right under the Stars and
Stripes
The Aleutian islands, to-
sether with Kodiak and Sitka,
comprise our Alsaee. lorraine
land under our flag but with
loyalty elsewhere.
For years tho federal and terri.
toriai schools have been trying 10
overcome this opposition and to
turn the youngsters toward Ameri.
canism. Hut even today tho native
children speak English on the
school grounds only when pollced at
their play by tho teachers
The moral influence OF most Rus.
sian churches In this region has
bofn negligible Drunkenness. from
which springs most OF the woes OF
the Aleuts. has not been frowned
upou.
Practically every white man In
the ISLANDS agrees that the green
turrets OF the Russian church I'm
western Alaska have been tho sym.
Dol OF the oppression, Ignorance and
misery that has made these people
the most AFFECT on this continent.
In many cases unprincipled
churchmen have proven ready tools
for tho white men who have ex.
plotted and robbed tho helpless
native TO n horrible degree.
There are OF course some cxcep-
tons Hut at best the Russian
church In Alaska has been satisfied
with a mere devotional teaching
and made no effort TO INT the
Aleuts from that miserable estate
in which the early Muscoyi,e trap
pers and Adventures left them.
Slavic blood courses In most o,
these people.
Every home or hut has It's por
trait OF the cxar-the LITTLE
Father" Russian flags are treas.
ured and displayed
And II you ask them 20 what
country they belong. OF what nation
Alaska Is a part. nine out OF 10 will
answer, Russia"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
DOMESTIC OFFERS
TO HELP MAN WHO
WANTS TO SELL SELF

OAKLAND. Cal, Jan. f9.-Wm.
Mortimer. who offered TO sell him
self for 5000 10 repay loan To a
friend who needed tho money. and
received a leap year proposal. with
the offer OF $1,000 dot from a
wealthy widow. has received an.
other offer.
Miss Caroline Pebcnik. a domes-
tic. has written Mortimer that she
will give him $40 n month out Of
her salary until he pays the debt.
The girl Is the sole support of an
aged mother. but Is willing TO di-
vide her earnings with Mortimer.
The wealthy widow, who gave
her address as Halfmoon Bay, has
failed 10 materialize save by mail.
Mortimer accepted her proposal OF
marriage. promising To mako her
"one OF tho best husbands shc ever
had" but she has not yet come for
ward.
Mortimer today notified all the
prominent mems organizations in
the city that there was a man for
sale for $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
SORENESS, PAIN,
ACHING JOINTS
Don't Suffer- Relief Comes
the Moment You Rub With
"St. Jacobs Oil"

Don't stay sore. stiff and lame
Timber mp, Rub soothing. pene-
trating st. Jacobs or right in
your aching muscles. joints and
painful nerves. It's the quickest,
surest pain relief on earth. II is
absolutely harmless. and doesn't
burn the skin.
st. Jacobs oil" conquers pain.
II instantly takes away any ache,
soreness and stiffness In the head.
neck. shoulders. back. legs. arms
fingers or any part OF the body
nothing like a. You simply pour a
little In your hand and rub where
II hurts" and relief comes instant.
ly. Don't stay crippled, Got q
small trial bottle now from any
drug store II never disappoints-
six gold medal awards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
Committee WANTS
TO KILL OFF JITNEYS

OLYMPIA, Jan. ia brand
new jitney bill, with an emergency
clause attached, was prepared to-
day by senate public utilities com.
mittee, of which Senator Jones Is
chairman, 10 be introduced as com.
mittee bill. II puts all for hire
motor vehicles. except taxicabs. un.
der supervision Of public service
commission and will probably put
jltney busses entirely out OF busl.
ness, It puts each individual jit-
neyman I'm the class OF corpora,
tion. and regulates routes and
schedules.
The senate committee includes
Jones. Cornwell. Croft, Taylor,
Brand, Barnes, Client.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
BANTA AND SMITH
FILE FOR COUNCIL

On the grounds that tho great
area south of Yesler way II unrep-
resented In the city council. Robey
@. Banta. editor OF the Duwamish
Valley News and tho South End
News. has filed as "A candidate for
tho city councilmanic race.
&. Leslie Smith. formerly cm-
ployed In the city engineers de-
partment. also filed Wednesday.
bringing the total registration for
this office mp 10 II candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
BEATS n. G. |. BY
EATING GRASSES

ST. ALBANs. VI. Jao. H.
Ephraim sodus OF Piney Ridge. near
here. does not intend TO let the high
cost OF living bother him. Let
them keep their "aigs" In cold stor.
age. he says. and their chickens.
too. for he has discovered way TO
give them the merry ha-ha. and a
few chuckles added. II they 20 too
far.
Grass. by gum" Is Ephraim's
Joyous ejaculation. "Nicodemus OF
Bible fame ct grass" no says. and
he thriyed on Il. berjlnks' And that
Is perzactly what I'm goln' TO do"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
Salaried Man Standing in Quicksand
Says Western University President

BERKELEY. Cal. Jan. 19.-The
haried man, perplexed by the
foolens Of Increased living cost.
~ icund champion In President
eaAnin lds Wheeler. OF the Uni.
'snity Of California.
Is apparent that the man liv-
~ % . salary Is standing In quick
'1aa ma that the value OF his sal
~ = continually oozlng away from
.cf his feet" says President
aasslsr. in a report to Gov. John
he emphasizes the necessity
.aser salaries for the faculty
-srs At the university.
rs general trend in the rise o,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
P. 0. LEAGUE TO MEET
every week NOW

The Public Ownership league will
meet at the Labor Temple Friday
night to listen to report from a
special committee appointed 10 rec
ommend program for the league
in the pending campaign. At the
meeting last Friday II was decided
TO meet every week. IN order to
keep In touch with developments In
municipal politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19

dancer who rebelied against the re.
strictions OF life at the University
OF California. and quit the school
to find freedom OF intellect In the
larger world. has found a husband
instead. She became the bride OF
Irving Pitchell. Harvard graduate.
and leading man at the Little
Theatre. Los Angeles. on New
Years day. They have been play.
INK In the same company.
Miss Wilson declared that "old
fogey methods" at the university
crampcd her soul and that she quit
in order TO avoid becoming a ma
chine. She Is the daughter OF J..
SUIT Wilson. former mayor of Der.
kelley. Cal, and noted temperance
lecturer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
Japanese Merchant Says
Birds Nest Soup Is Real
Swell Dish in the Orient

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 19.-Mr. and Mrs. T. Hswsda, ~
ssyok and r. kayamoto all Toxic business and " Sc
mote OF Kobe and Basokok Slam, auests
ea't Mr. samoto has for made speciality Of sell
mo Picked birds nests collected many islands
Slam to the fanoers OF birds China,
mosa india and other parts OF the Orient
The nests saliva swallows.
their food largely consisting OF vegetation from
weeds" said Mr. samoto 81 handle the
my other business and have always found fairly profitable
MANY mothers In the Orient with babies older Infants
much OF native
Just In the United sates special brands Of milk
other food commended and recommended by physicians
Many things In Orient affected pros
the European but high OF living
ed the price OF birds nests or their soup"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
JOHN DIS Attorney
IN cleveland DIES

CLEVELAND. Jan. 10 Virgil
y. Kline. personal attorney for
John -. Rockefeller and attorney
for the Standard oil Co during It's
court fights in tho early years, died
suddenly today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19

-s1.15 Combina-
ton Hot Water
Bottle and Foun-
tain Syringe, spe-
cial .......S1,2J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
Boys Shoes

LxCEf.LEET qualities aud
~ correct lasts. for school and
dress wear-aualities that are IN
strict keeping with the standard,
We have established.
English Russia Caif shoes
with solid oak leather roler
Sizes 20 G Priced st.oo
Same ia Eunmotal sl.so
\ splendid. sturdy shoe for
rainy weather. has a durable
oiled calf upper. with krone
rubber solss and rubber
heels Siz~. 60 g., $3.50
Sizes 10 TO 1874 .... $500
4 neat looking. good Mt
ting sho. Of sunmetRl calf
10 desirable for dress wssr
Button or lace style. medium
round toes. solid leather
sole-
--Rikes To e....... $500
SHES . 90 tsis....... Ease
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- ; c r o II z G
Leaves. book form
....,........ 1Oc
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Largest size Ids
terine for ....69c
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| Toilet
-
Goods
-
Extra
-
Special
"
| T will pay every
Il ono who re-
CURES n new sup
ply OF Toilet Goods
10 read this list
carefully. The val.
ues are extreme
and include stand
ard well k n 0 wn
preparations o I
merit.
Csc I m por te d
Bath Soap Tablets,
special. each. 1Jc.
or 4 for.
1925 Violet Per
fu m g. quadruple
strength .....JOc
$3.50 and 81 90
OF. Imported Per.
fumes. four SPLEEN
did doors, quad
ripple siren I h,
special, OF. .S1.~
25c box OF Old
Fashioned Butter
milk Toilet Soap. 3
cakes for. ....1Oc
$3.50 bottle ORR
entail Cream for
........... SLID
-25c Imported Pa
per Powder, book
leaf form. white,
flesh and brunette.
special. each Toe
soc I'm porte d
Compact Rouge,
with mirror and
puff .........2Jc
Doc | m porte d
Compact Powder,
white. flesh or bru-
nette ........2Jc
I'll 90 Perfuma I'm
silver decorated
bottle .......J soc
-i0c package of
Antiseptic Absorb
ent Cotton. sc. or
6 for ........2Jc
-25c Tooth Brush
es for .......1Jc
-25c Nail and
Hand Brushes for
............. 1Jc
CSC Ivory Cream
for cleaning white
ivory ........1Jc
Toilet Tissue Pa
per, special. roll Sc
-LaBlache L a g
p o " d er. white,
pink. flesh, bru-
nette Soc
-25c Hyluster Nail
Polish .......1Oc
--o5c Nail Polish
cake form Zoe
-25c package Egg
Shampoo ......Jc
-25c Violet Tai
cum Powder. Zoe
SIC package Hou-
bigant's Rice Pow
der. white or flesh
............. csc
-Colgate's Tooth
Paste ........2Oc
800 Nail Buff
fcrs, French made
............. SOC
-Pebeco Tooth
Paste SOC
- : c r o II z G
Leaves. book form
....,........ 1Oc
$3.50 Fountain
Syringe 90
-Sl15 Comhina-
ton Hot Water
Bottle and Foun-
tain Syringe. spe-
clal .......St.2J
Largest size Lbs.
terino for ....6gc
Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia. special
............. SOC
-si.25 Hand Mir.
rors. French glass,
special ......63c
Soc Complexion
i o W d er. white,
rose. brunette and
naturelle .....t9c
saaaaassaH
9Ic Odor Shun. a
deodorant. special
............ 19c
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SIPS Hand Mir.
rors. French glass,
special ......63c
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-25c package Egg
Shampoo de
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Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia. special
............. SOC
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Pebeco foot
Paste ........3 SOC
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800 Nail Buff
fcrs, French made
............. SOC
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$3.50 Fountain
Syringe 90
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SOC Complexion
7 o W d er, white,
rose. brunette and
naturelle .....t9c
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-25c Violet Tai
cum Powder. Zoe
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Soc package Hou-
bigant's Rice Pow
der. white or flesh
............. csc
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-25c Nail Polish,
cake form Toe
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-LaBlache L a C g
p o W d er. white,
pink. flesh. bru-
nette soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19
Bury Boy Scout
Hose

They wear like everythin'
u or SCOUT Stockings for
~ boys. are the choice Of
many mothers who wan, a good
looking. medium ribbed. medium
heavy cotton hose. They wear
splendidly and arc shown In
sircs 6 10 10 for 26c. and sires
i0h and ~ for 35c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-19

-Colgate's Tooth
Paste ........2Oc
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-25c Hyluster Nail
Polish .......1Oc
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aIc Odor Shun. a
deodorant. special
...........s 1HC
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$3.50 and 81 90
OF. Imported Per.
fumes. four splen-
did doors, quad
ripple siren & I h,
special, OF. 500
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Toilet Tissue Pa
per. special. roll Sc
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Large size Pin
aud's Hair Tonic
.ssssss .bC
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-25c Ivory Cream
for cleaning white
ivory ........1Jc
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Soc ! III p orte d
Compact Rouge.
with mirror and
puff .........2Jc
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Doc | m port g d
Compact Powder,
white. flesh or bru-
nette ..-.....2Jc
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26
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auf benz s%riinen Raien ie6r befannt
mar. gr beiab einen tleinen Hennz
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ben" braufging. 4us ben S9uloen
mar er N Der lebten 3eit nidt mebr
herausgetommen. Ser fleine, febz
nige Baron mar elm ausseiprodener
pebposel. Gin paar Sabre mar er
Offi5ier setpeien in einem f9leff6en
Drasonerregiment, elm Stura BET ei@
mem &ennen battle Jpn bienItlih uus
tausli4 gemo9t. Cine Rippe mar
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Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

- 6totter 9etriet. Der
Brief an Sdnaufer &c SO. lit ia nit
orei perIdisOenen Sonbidriften ses
I1rie6en2 Ma5 iol osnn bos bebeus
ten2"
onGntfhuloigen Sic. 9err prins
5ipal. mir bntten bsute font ni4ts
gu tun = Ino ou boben mir uns in
Den Brief getsiltl"
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-07
Lennon Celebrates Return of Guard

ef1oTt TO secure for them the
equipment that they needed.
Lieut. HOLMAN expressed the
| unanimous opinion Of the Guard
members when he stated that
they would not take thousand
dollars for their experience, and
Would not give a Camel clgaret
to haze the experience again.
One Of the big hits of the ev-
enlng vas a song by the COM
pany. The song was of soldier
making and therefore would
have To be heard to be appreclat-
ed.
After the program had closed,
a short time was spent in hand
shaking and friendly greetings
before the floor was cleared for
1he hlg Tree dance. The re-
mandcr of the day until the
early hours of the following
morning was devoted to dancing.
The only regretable thing in
connection with the reception
was the fact that the entire
membership was not present.
Capt Phelps and First Sgt.
Thompson were forced to remain
at Fort Crook to complete the
'he"klng Of property and sever
al ol The members stopped off at
other points before coming
home
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-07
(ue City Reoices in Return Of Her Soldier Boys-Large
Crowd gathers Staton--B4nd Plays Patriotic Airs
..-Crowd Cheers as Train reaches CITY
d AND OFFICERS BANQufTED- -RfCEPro, AT ARMoRY
EIizsns Of City Royalty Entertain Company K-Entirt
Day Given to Celebration--~ Company Presented with
Check for $500 for Company fund.

AS if impeled by some giganic
power, the entire crowd moved
as one toward the rear of the
train, each striving to be the
first to shake their hands and
give welcome to the returning
soldiers.
After several minutes spent in
greeting the Company at the sta
tlon, the boys We're taken to the
business district where they
were informed that rooms had
been secured for them al the
various hotels and that for a
time at least they were in the
hands Of the citizens Of Lennon
and that their money was coun-
terfelt. They were then invited
to appear at the Armory at two
O'clock IN the afternoon.
For the remainder Of the fore
noon, wherever one would look,
he would see a Khaki clad figure
surrounded By a group Of men
and women ANXIOUS to secure
first hand information concern
ing life on the border and the
Mexican situation. The boys
were united in the opinion that
the Mexican situation was great
ly exaggerated in the newspaper
reports: the all seemed to think
thai their service on the porder
was not solely for the purpose of
protecting the border, but for
the purpose of building up An
army of trained nell.
At two o'clock in the afternoon
the children Of the public schools
marched from the school house
20 the Armary, to the music OF
a march played by the Lennon
hand. It was an inspiring sight
to see the hundreds Of children
marching through the streets
each one carrying or wearing an
American flag. Every business
house in the city was decorated
with flags and bunting. The
maze Of color, the marching
children and the patriotic airs
played by the band created a
feeling of love Of cpuntry and of
natrlotlsm to our nation IN the
heart Of all who were on the
street. The parade hailed. in
front Of the Armory and, while
the band played America the
boys and men stood with barred
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-07
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Captain
Arthur " Phelps, Faalktan.
First Lieutenant
Robert 7. Holhan. Lennon.
SereEa Lieutenant
E3bt H. Llnberger
+ Flr>t Sergeant
VII. n, Thompson
Mess Sergeant
E.mes Z, Priebe
>analy Sergeant
Arthur ] Niemeyer. Faulkton
Scgleants
Martin A. Netter
Henry l.. Goodmanson
Roy {, Blssel
Ira H, Van Cleave
falre L. Coutts
Glen L. Clarke
omar F, Clement
tsporals
Arthur Adams
Frank Callahan
Philip D. Hickman
Harold LOTUS
Ice {. Rlnehart. Redfieid
lanes II Mckirgan
{ t49ks--
Gordon krauser
Samuel H. Jarvis, Faulkton
Bug lers--
Eugene p. LeFevre
Brooks BauRhman, Morristown
Mechanic
arthur Wheaton
FIRST Class Privafes-
David II. Adams, Lee S Summit
tits Anderson
lie Rrattvet
Earl Bum
otto A. Buttke
..aWrence Cullen
Milton j. Eddy