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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-05
Arsow.l Mills AI.,,....,

""s "sus Ndslitton
"nn','' "e'"o", Tot U, block
80, ), '''.
"','' an. ~ Snavfnoh. lots
i,,.a".. - ~, ~, 80. 80
~, - .'"'s 30. e.,
'"ws. ~ ~ "a'rs. tot y. block
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"Vrp" p =. s's"lA'ft, lot 10.
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h,...k sas '"s ana
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60. s '"'
S,". sc,"'"'' "t >.
I,,....-s. ~. 80 49,. ,,','...''
w. ~. s~ s"S -
w. ~ ''e!' .os ~. o'"ch :ol
JausVs J, uAtcs. block soc
u. Z. short. lots I and :.
blork s0S,........,,...
George A. He'll. lot IL, block
SOo s..,..,..,.,......
Unknown. lot !. block 3o;.
! Anartia Metab~. loss 1 ,ot
block SOS.
". e. Adams, Jat >. block :os
Annc,,A Mecsbc. lots 10 and
II. biock :OS
y a A,,r.x.. ,... /,
h,o.L sSs ""' u
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Mob Hill Addition

H.w.xiph, lots Z TO Q. block ,
Bessie J. Lewis. lots I to ~,
block 3: lots I to 3. block
4; lot I. block 8 ........
Unknown, lots l to ~. block
s: lots I. :. block I ......
Ressie J. Lewis. lots s to 3.
block I ............,..
Ressie J. Lewis. lot ~. block
=: lots I 20 -. block . 49,.
Bessie J. Lewis lots I to 6.
block IL ..............
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Second Hot spring. Addition.

second Hot springs Addition.
X. q. Dunn. lot II. block o ll.6l
+. N. Berg. lot 10, block g.. ll.6I
Geo. II. Mayes. lot 0. block Z 3s.7(
Z. NJ. Phinney aud ID. Il. Cate.
lot .. block ll.61
w. J. Tucker. lot Z, block s.. l1.6I
J. II. and ID. l.. Wenner. north
8Ofeet. lot 8 block s; lots
. and 10, block 8. l1.61
ANGLO Cal. Trust Co., lot 10
block S........ 29.Os
Fred w. Hyndman, lots II
and ~. block 55. -. 27.Os
d. q. Clark. lot 2. block sc s.s7
T.. V. Rector. lot s. block IS b.si
Nick Runch. lot 3. block 90 1851
A. G. McFarlane. lot s, block
" '''''.... .............. $50
c. NJ kiger. lot Q. block 90 ll.el
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CaFrOll's Addition
Minnie Carroll. lots 1. 2. 3. 4.
5, 6. block 3 I


y Klamath Heights Addition
1 Levina C. LeNoir. lots /. 2.
| 3. I, 5, block ......... l.5l
C. W. Houghton. lots l, 2. 3,
| =. 5. 6. Z. 8. 8, block 2 ;. at
c. w. Houghton. lots I. 2. 8.
Z. 5. block 8 ......... 1854
Levina C. LeNoir. lots Z, s. o.
10, II, IL. block 8: lots I,
g. 3. 4. s, s. Z. block 49,. 3.9s
C. w. HOughton, lots 8, 9, 10,
IL. IL. 13. II, block 4 -. 2.15
Leyina c. LeNoir, lots 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, s, Z. 8. block 5 .,.... 2.46
G. w. Houghton. lots 9, 10,
II, IL. 13. II, Is. 16.
dock ............ 2.46
Leyina C. LeNoir. lots /. Q. 3,
4. 5. 8, Z. s, 8, 10 II, 12,
1S. II (inc.). block 9 .... 4.30
c. w. Houghton. lots ! to Z
(inc.), block Z ......... 2.15
C. W. Houghton. lots to II
(inc.), block Z .......... Els
Robert Burton. lots z to 10
(inc.). block s ......... 1.23
Margaret r. Williams. lots II
to ~ (inc.). block 8 $50. 1.23
Levina c. LeNoir, lots to 10.
block 10 3.o7
c. w. Houghton, all block II,
lots !, .. 3. block ~ ..... 3.99
Levina 6. LeNoir. lots 4, 6, 9,
z, block - ............. 1.23
|C. w. Houghton, lots 10, II,
-. block ~; lots /, Q, 8,
4. 5. .. block 10 ....... 3.7e
Levina @. LeNoir. lots Z to 10,
block ~. lots ! to 3. block
~ ..s............ 2.7e
G. w. HouShton. lots 4 to 10,
block II 2.l5
". A. Quesyis. lots / to 10,
block 10; lots ! to 10. block
~ ..ssss......... e.ll
Benz. F. Pennington. lots 1
to 8. block - ........... 1.Sl'
g. ". Houghten, lots I to 10.
block ~ lots to 10.
block 20 .s............. 6.llI
Levina LeMe0R. lots 1 70 II,
block y; lets ! TO 10.
block - ..sa........... e.7g|
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Chas. r. DeLap Z G.A.Krause,
lots I, :. ;. block 2 ..... l..
Chas. J. .DeI4ap & G.A.Krause.
lots 6. Z. 8, .. block 3: lots
I. 3. 3. 4. S. s. Z, s. 8.
block 3 o.
Chas. r. DeI4ap Z G.A.Krause.
lots 4. s. 8. Z. 9, .. block s l..
Estella Carroll. lots I. 2. 3.
Z. S, 6. z. 8. 3. block -. 3.
H. H. Carroll lot 8. block 3:
lots 1. :. 3. Z. block 10 -. IL
Estella Carroll. lots 3. !. s,
8. Z. s. >. block IL ...... &.
H. H. Carroll. lots I. :. 3. 4.
s. 6, block Is ........... IL
Stella Carroll. lots /, 2, 3, 4,
s. 6. Z. 8. 8, block Is: lots
I. 2, 8. block II ...... 81
Estella Carfsll. lots 4. 5, 6,
Z. 8. 3. 10, block II 80. 81
Minnie Carroll. lots 1, 2, 3. 4.
s, 6. Z. 8. .. block 10 -. g.,
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GosBVWW she1ssasb~sSS -vOs -
Margaret withrow. lot 2
block ....,.......... 3.s7
David Burton. lot 3. block l.. sos
G. W. white. lots to ..
block s 80. io.sa
Day Z Son. lots I to 6. block Z 12.77
!C. z. Worden. lots 10. II.
block ............... 7.14
q. w. White. lots l to 6.
block 3 1884
Brett. Daggett Z Heidrich.
lots I. 2. block 10 ....... $50
Mrs. Ed Hixon, lot 3. block 10 l1.sl
DeLap Z shlye. lots I. 2.
pi0ck IL $50
G. w. White. lot 8. block 13. 3.s7
John n. Robin. lot s. block 10 3.s7
Lot 3. block. IL 1919. 7.74
Lot 10. block Is ......l... 3.s7
Farmers Implement & Supply
House, lot 6. block Is 80. 1.94
n. J. McDoaough, lots 10. II.
-. block IS ..........s. 1.7l
w. B. Cunningham. lots !. s,
block II e.19
Low Brothers. lots .. 10 II.
DOCK ~ S.2S
r. H. Dunbar. lot I. block 20 sos
unknown. lot 2. block 20. :. .3.87
r. H. Dunbar. lots 3, I. block
SV ..'... ....... 1879
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"eo. ius""t' "us" :" %
teet' iot !, o'"ck - 1850
L.yd,a R,ten,e' % mort" '' 'ee'
~. wv"
G. NJ Bogardas. oes1nnias @
wv zee. cas-. % sr.m q" So s so
uarai,a, w;,h Sirth strss,,
,naMr. .as, 40 Sas, hams
40 = SO fee. mari of lot 8
block Al -.
r,,. c.,s,rs wv rsssx
fast cxc~n, son,h "a feet
lot s. block as.
n q carrrs south .s fest Of
north lls feet. lot &. block
as
= r S,rSer.on h.,,irr,n,
NE cor. lot 1, block Is. run
Sw parallel with Pine
street. lis feet. thence
south at right angles with
Pine street 50 feet. thence
NV With Pine street IL
feet thence NE i3e feet.
0ekWeen to0 !. = tnence
o 90 nofsn iae Iso teet..
-. =. Church. i0ts =. .. otock
- ...............t....
J. 3. Seeds Est. 81 feet lot
= Al :. . osocs $50 q
oAA ~ = eutp 100
W10t0 running e0tlfe
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Oscar Anderson, Ia, ~,
block tis ...,,,'" w"
A, y, Helms. lot sso aud AZ,
block lia,..,...'
Eleaner z. Deerink, 10, ,so
block nv. Wv
J".'. cowetoia. LOT >s%. h,ocl
u .,,,'.,..,s,.,,
Mat Anderson, lots .s6
<S7. block lt<. p"
0co, u, Tusnot. lot. az. .,
SaS. block li6, "
Annetta Mccabe. lot az,
block ilS,..,..,
Katherine Harris. 10, ..,
block liG ,..,,..'
Mary =, Nelson. 10, sss. block
lis .t..,.s..,.,,
Edward u, Owens. lot "a,
block it;,.,,,.,,
Ella a, Applesa,e. 10, 7is
block tlS,,..,.,
lien \, Owens. lots eta ,n,
dt, block itp..,
u u Koch. lot 6ts. .,or1
iF ..t,,s..,,...,...
" u ilnstad, lots 5st ma,
sas. block isu,
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North Klamath Falls

SOttU ntoub0Vu t0u1a
Eva May Bowdoln. lots 1 to ,.
block 8 DETERMINATIONS.
o. A. Sterns 4 Eva Bowdoin.
lots I to 8. block 3 .....
W. f. Bowdoin. lot Z. block .
Emory A. Plumb. lots l. 2.
block IL ...............
+. a. Plumb. lots Z. s. block
~ ..........
Frank Dyrns. lots ! to .,
block - ...............
Frank Byrne. lot s. block %
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wcse klamath Fails


lAkeot0e A0uott0o
w. E. Bowdoin. lot 8. block 5 6.St
John Lewis. lots :. ). block 8 2S.31
Unknown. lot 8. block Z 49,. a.S7
Eva Bowdoiu. lot 3, block q. 3.s5
Norman c. Hunt. lots 10. II.
block I ia
Unknown. lot 16. block Z -. l.S4
Paul Breitenstein. south SO
feet 100 feet. lot l,
block 3 ~. 1.l6
Riverside Addition
l.. J. Morser, lot 3. block I 6.5s
Fannie r. Ncveity. lot s.
block 10 1.16
Unknown. lot 8. block Is -. LA
L.. ". Bfce. lot s, block l3 -. 5.Sl
Jennie Snyder, lot l. block Is LIZ
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.. S5O0osAon Wow
T. M. Grounssli. lots II to
IL, block 0.............
Chas. q. Dixon, lots 13 to ls.
block 1O.............
y Chas. y, Wordsu. lots I3 10
10. block 10.
70 Edwin @. POLAND. 10th IS 70
10. block IL.
- Z. i. Morgan. lots - 10 ~
block 81. l..............
10 Wsst Fast klamath Fsil
" Unknown. lots ! 70 Z. block
:s.sssssssss
Y unknown. lots I 70 ., blocks
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Canal Addition Klamath Falls
Congcr Avenue. Klamath Falls

Lena Smith. beginning at
: point which Is south. 30
deg. east : chains 81 links.
north 40 deg. east chain
Sc links from which the
quarter cor. to Sec. 80. twp.
3 IS. range 3. T.. w. NJ. bears
north SS chains - links
east ~ chains IS links
south 80 deg. east 3 chains
IS links, south 80 deg west
I chain Sc links south 81 y
deg. west : chains SO links.
to east bank line river.
north 1S deg. west 3 chains
10 links. north 50 deg. 66
see east s chains 76 links
TO beginning. con. l.3S
acres more or 1esR. except
portion decided TO klam-
oth Falls
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Sl,ippinEtom Addition

Long Lake Lumber Co.. q
acres en- lake front. less
portion decided Klamath
Manufacturing Co .....
Ednah Il. Capron. 10 feet Oh
south side lot 3. block g..
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lSsrsx,w Addition

Annetta McCabc. lots I and
.. block 500. :.
klamath k0rporation. lots :
tO I, block 302. ......,,,
Annetta McCabe. lot Is. block
302 ....,............
Unknown. lot .. block 30t,.
lot 3. block 3Ot. ......
John H. Meier. lot 6. block 3oi
Waller J. Evans. lot ~. block
3Os ..,................
+. N. Frakcs. lots ~ TO 20.
block 3O5. .............
j. II. Brown. lot Z. block sos
Mary l.. Weller, lots II and
IL. block SOC. ...........
Unknown. lots 6. q, Z. s and
IL. block 307.
u. =. Wakefield. lot g. block
3Os Observation-Disclosures.
Annetta McCabe. lots ., II 10
~. block sos. ...........
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DIxop Addition Klamath Fails

julius Meier. lots /. to 3,
DOCK ID 1.6
Julius Meier. lots I to Q,
block 13 ............... 1.S
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among the young people of the

it among the young people of the
church. with whom they are constant
and valuable workers.
Mr.. VIII FeIkeI, Jr., of Felkel. Fla,
was in Tallahassee or Tuesday. the
guest of friends and relatives. He is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fe'kel,
of Metcalf, Ga, both Of whom are
wei known at the capital city.
DIR. B. B. Lane who has been prin-
cipal Of the Tallahassee high school
during the past year, has rendered his
resignation, which has been accepted,
and Professor SoaIy, OF Fort Myers,
will take his place during the coming
wear. Professor Lane was formerly
connected with the Pensacola schools,
before taking I'D his duties in ITALIA
hassee. Professor Se2lv is very hi~h-
~ recommended as one Of the best
educators Of the stare. and has al
ready made an enviable reputation in
the schools at Fort Myers. Both
Professor and Mrs. Lane have many
friends in Tallahassee who will re-
greet their departure from the city
should they decide to cast their for
tunes elsewhere.
Mr.. Lee Bell is remaining over for
a few days, and is taking pictures
! of the various scenes in the histor cal
pageant given Tuesday night on the
J campus Of the Florida State College
! for Women. Last year Mr.. Bell was
asked by tn college students to take
/ the commencement pictures, and his
/ success in this direction has made
) him 9 general favorite in Tallahassee.
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FLORIDA LEGISLATURE PROVIDES
FOR HOMELESS INDIANS

Tallahassee - Tallahassee friends
Of Mrs. Minnie Moore Wilson wirod
tnoir congratulations to her at ks
simmoe on Tuesday. when It become
known that tie bill providing 1O>,-
coo acres of state ia@d for The asa
Of the Seminole tribe had safely
passed both house and senate. Mrs.
Wilson has worked untiringly in tka
interests Of the homeless Indians fo-
many wears. and had given freely Of
her time. ability and means in order
that Florida might realize that It's
people were dcpriving the original
owners of tho land a pace in which
to live and die.
She has written books. pamphlets,
magazine articles, made trips to each
session Of the legislature, and, al
ways a fral woman. has worked far
beyond hcr strength in the fight
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which has been necessary to bring
about the present victory. Mr.. VII
SON, who has been in Tallahassee dur
ing the entire session, will leave for
Eiszimmee this week, Mrs. Wilson
having preceded him two weeks ag3
on account of an indisposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Jaeger enter
tainel for the Presbyterian Sunday
= hoo on Thursday night, the guests
Of honor being the members Of the
college auxiliary to the Sunday
school. One of the laughable features
Of the evenings entertainment was a
/. take off" On the legislature, with
members of both houses" numer-
Gus lobbyists" and other supposed
attaches of the Florida leCisla D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeager have one O. tue
most beautiful homes in Tallahasea"
and they are especially generous with
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. Leon Jones, Of Walnut Hill,
spent yesterday in the city with his
mother, Mrs. ". w, Jones.
The friends Of Mrs. w. F. Craig
will be glad 20 know that she is IN
proving after her recent illness.
Friends Of Mr.. P. A. Josnson VIII
be glad to know he is now aboard the
receiving ship, Princess Irene, Brook
.yn, New York. Mr.. johnson is a
inf the electrical training.
ellis McLane, who is a student AZ
Columbia Military Academy, Column
hia, Tenn, is expected home on
May seventeenth.
Harry B. Gibbs, William Bonacker
and De Rocheblave Scaritt, who at
tended the Historical Pageant in
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amount of good, and the economic de-
partment Of the Woman's Defense
League, of which Miss Walker In
graham is chairman, is most fortu-
nate in having the assistance of Miss
Landlum in this work
1t is hoped that all the women Of
as much is to be gained from the
Pensacola will attend this meeting.
talk by Miss LandrLm, whose tram
ing at the Woman's College and ex-
pe~icnce gained through her practi-
cal work in the county. will make
her talk Of especial value.
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Miss Lonnie Landrum, county dem
on tration agent, Will talk to the
women of Pensacola this afternoon
at 3 o'clock, at the park situated on
the corner of Sixteenth avenue and
Gadsden street, at which time Miss
Lanlrum will demonstrate the can
ming of green peas, snap beans and
tomatoes.
Miss Landum has just returned
from a trip through the country in
the interest of her work AS head
of the canning clubs of Escamb9a
county she is doing a wonderful
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MEETING OF THE PASTI5IE
EUCHRE CLUB.

An interesting meeting of the
Pastime Euchre Club was held We'd
nesday, April 9, with Mrs. Elizabeth
Radey, on West Belmont street. The
ladies' first prize was awarded Mrs.
Martin Jones, and second prize to
Mrs. Elizabeth R2dey. The gentle
mems first prize was won by Mr..
Martin Jones, and the second by Mr..
Frank Anderson. The next meeting
Of the club will be held on Wednes-
day, May %, with Mrs. A. n. Ebrenz,
on North Davis. near Gadsden street.
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proved and am now the mother of a
fine baby girl and do all my own house
work. Mrs. ALLIA B. TIAIMONs, zig
Almond ST., Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Inmany other homes, once childless,
there are now children because of the
fact that Lydia E. Pinkham' S Vegetable
Compound makes women normal,
healthy and strong
Write to the Lydia F. Pinkham Medi-
cine Co, Lynn, Mass, for advice-it
will be confidential and helpful.
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MEETING OF FIVE HUNDRED
CLUB FOR BENTFIT OF
MOMAN'S HOME

A pleasant meeting Of the Five
Hundred Club was held at the home
Of Mrs. Chas. Cottr7u Yesterday aft
crnoon for the benefit Of the Woman's
Home. The decorations were very
prettj.y arranged, being Of coreopst s
and nasturjums. An ice course was
served. Besides the members who
were present, the guests were Mrs.
L. Y. Holsberry, Miss Lucille Boyer
and Miss Elizabeth zimmerman.
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MRS. H. c. HOBBS
RETURNS HOME.

Mrs. H. c. Hobbs, of Brooklyn,
New York, and her three sons, Her
bert, Lucien and Jack, after visit
ing some time in Pensacola, returned
home yesterday. She and her sons
had been the guests of her sisters,
Mrs. John Massey, Mrs. James White
and Mrs. Jack Brandon. Mrs Hobbs
was a former resident of this city,
and her many friends were clad to
have her with them again after an
absence Of about five years.
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MEETING OF DAUGHTERS
OE TCADTV

The Sewing Circle of the DauCh-
ters Of Isabella met Wednesday with
Mrs. Elizabeth Radey. The purpose
Of this club is to sew for the Pen
saSola children who are in the Cath
oIic Orphans Home in Mobile, which
embraces this diocese. This club
meets once each month.
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IN PENSACOLA.
THE MCAsKILLS WILL REMOVE
TO PENSACOLA.

Mrs. J. K. McCaskin and son, of
Selma, Alabama, arrived Wednesday
for a two days visit. Mr.. McCaskill
has been here for some time, being
transferred from the L. & N. in
Selma to the L. & n. here. The Nc
Caskills are former residents of this
city, and their many friends will be
glad to know that they expect to
remove to Pensacola about the first
of June.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11

E. Pinkham' S Vege-
table Compound has
been to me. We
had always wanted
a baby in our home
but I was in poor
health and not able
to do my work. My
mother and hus-
band both urged me
to try Lydia f. Pink
h am 5 Vegetable
Compound. I did
90 ~- I'LL.
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MEETING NEW CITY
TFINIBIF CLUB.

The New CITY ThimbIe Club met
yesterday with Mrs. VIM. Tyler. The
guests were Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. F.
NJ. Williams and Mrs. Pepper. At
this meeting it was decided to send
ell their work henceforth to tie Red
Cross. IT, decorations we're roses
and nasturiums and cream and cake
We're served.
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motherhood
WOMAN'S JOY
Suggestions to Childless
Women.

Among the virtues of Lydia E.
Pinkham6s Vegetable Compound is the
ability to correct sterihty in the
cases Of many women. This fact is
we'll established as evidenced by the
following letter and hundreds of others
weshave published in these columns.
Poplar Bluff, Mo. want other
women to know what a blessing Lydia
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LITTLE CLARENCE FLOYD
TO RETURN HOME.

Mr.. A. Booske will leave today for
New Orleans, to visit his daughters
for a few days. When he returns hl
will bring back with him his little
grandson, Clarence Floyd, who has
been in New Orleans for some time.
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MEETING NORTH HILL
CTRCT

An interesting business meeting Of
the North Hill Circle of the First
Methodist Church was held Yesterday
a the home Of Mrs. Hamilton Rus
sell, on North PaIafox street.
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People ~ Events
BY CELIA MYROVER ROBINSON
Phone So { ! a. m. to to g p. n.y.
TAKE HEED!

Touch her not We ruthless Huns.
Take Heed! Take Heed
America with freedom grand
Shall not, with dissertation bleed,
While valOr lives, while heroes stand
With pulsing hearts to down the
deed!
Take Heed! Take Heed!
Touch her not We ruthless Huns.
Take Heedi Take Heed!
We will not brook such deeds as thine
Of sin, against her heart of blue;
A stab to her, whose arms entWine
The children of all nations true.
Take Heed! Take Heed!
America! Our Motherland.
We hold thee fast!
America. Our first; our own!
Forever shall thy glory last;
Forever shall thine honor stand
A beacon light to every land!
Forever sacred is our trust!
To hold the true, and right and just!
Invadersl Traitorsl We defy
America! For thee we'd die!
Beloved Land!
Martha S. Gielow, United States
Navy Yard, Puget Sound.
MRS. SINDORF TO VISIT
IN PENSACOLA.
Mrs. Mary A. Sindorf, of Jackson
vile, Florida, will arrive here this
morning to spend some time with
her friends. Mrs. SindOrf was
former resident of Pensacola for
many years. She left here about q
year and a half ago, during which
time she has travelled through the
west and north and finally back to
Jacksonville She will first visit Mrs.
Thomas Ward Harris and then will
stay some time with Mrs. A. c. Blink
ley. Many friends will be glad to
hear of her arrival.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11
MAY POLE DANCE TO
BE GIVEN.

The Kindergarten class of Miss
Elsa Bloch will give a May Pole
Dance this afternoon at 5 o'clock on
the lawn of Mr., 4. Greonhut. on West
Belmont. A demonstration of some
of the ch;ldren's games WI also he
given. ~ who are interes 3 IRE in
vitet; u g. e.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11
OLIVER NARSTON MEMBER OF
0EFICERS, RESERVE CORPS.

Mr.. Oliver Narston is home from
the Univc1 sity Of Florida to stay
with his parents a few days before
going to Fort Jefferson. About
thirty boys were called from the uni
versity to 20 to the fort to train for
service in the officers reserve corps.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11
freCkI8-FaC0
Now is the Time to Get Rid Of Those
Ugly Spots.

NOW IS the lime to Get Rid Of Those
Ugly Spots.
Do you know how easy it is to re
aove those ugly spots so that no ono
ill call you frecIde-face?
Simply get an ounce Of othine-
oub.e strength, from your druggist
I'd & few applications should show
on how easy it is to rid yourself
f frcckles and get a beautiful COM
'.exion. The sun and winds of March
ava q strong tendency to bring out
reckless, and as a result more othine
is sold in this month, Be sure to
ask for the double strength othine,
as this is sold under guarantee Of
money back if it fails to remove the
freckes.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11
MRS. GUSTAVE UNGERER
VERY Ill.

The many frjendAo of Mrs Gustave
Ungerer will be so Ay to hear that
she has been very i'll at her home, 500
North Alcaniz street, for the past
week and hope for her speedy re-
COvery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11
CARD PARTY AT PROGRESS

The card party held at the Prog
RS club yesterday was most inter
citing. The first prize was won b.
Mrs. Dave Levey, second by Mrs. D.
la~~.se1 and the consolation prize
10 1-rs. Y. WeIand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11

Tallahassee, have returned homo
They made the trip to ard from the
capital in Mr.. Gibbs car
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11
MEETING

The meet-ag - the W. c. T. Z. will
be held This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the Y. W. c. A, No. 4 East Bel
mont street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11
g.. Piernont's Claes.

The Text Books for the HON,
Nursing Glass, have arrived. Al
those wanting books may secure then
at the Red Cross Headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-07

Do not wait Jlil tomorrow--Phone that WANT AID to The Republican office now and get volr wish fulfilled