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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

rss,dsass 1922 East street Phaas
CIV.
A continued sermon st Shis church
Sunday. thsms: The Religion Of
the Modern Man"
In the morning the pastor will
speak or some 0f the factors that
have sntersd into the making Of the
modern age. what II IL. And in the
evening. continuing the same theme.
we will think over together some Of
the things that should characterize
the religion Of the man who finds
himself living in this new and inter.
esting age.
Church Of the Sacred Heart. corner
Of Eighth end High streets. Rev.
Hugh Marshall. pastor.
First Mnss at $3.50 n. m.
Second Mass At 1880 q. m.
Evening services at Z o'clock.
Firet F10eoyS0Tien Church. corner
Third and Pine streets. Rev. r. r.
Lawrence. pastor.
Religion In the Home" will be tho
topic at the morning service. In the
evening the pastor will give the
fourth address In the series on THE
Challenge Of the Present Crisis" On.
titled THE Case Against Miiitsrism."
There will b special music at both
services. Hours. II .. N. and 1880
.. n.
Sunday school at 10 .. m.
The attendance was the largest last
Sunday since the beginning Of the
fall work and reorganization Of the
school. Much interest 10 being mani.
tested In the automobile contest. New
scholars are coming In each week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

held at the Eighth street Baptist
church. since the Reverend NJ c.
Rossman has gone TO Portland 10 at.
tend q ministers conference.
Sunday school will be held At . p.
m. under the direction OF q. Eittreim.
superintendent.
Lutheran services will bs held
again on Sunday. February 10th.
Ht. Paul's Episcopal Mission-Li-
brary hall. corner Third and Main
streets.
6sxagesims. February I'd.
Sunday school. 10 Q. u.
81. Paul's Company. Soldiers OF the
Cross. Mrs. n. q. Hunt. Captain.
Morning prayer. II .. m. W. u.
Foster. lay reader.
Your cooperation In our mission OF
evangelism and service cordially well
coined.
Q . .
rirss Christian Church ("Ths Lit
tls brown Chirch")-Corner Ninth
and Pine streets. W. 2. Rambo. min'
istsr. Residence sis 9th. Phone ~.
10 Z. n. Dible ssAeol. Nra CARA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

Notice % hereby given that the un.
dersigasd has been appointed By the
CoUaty Court Of klamath County.
oreeoa, administrator Of the estate
Of Dilla L. Wennsr. also known - D.
L. wenAse. deceased. and oil per-
soas havtug chains against said o.
tats aFe required 70 present same to
0e at to NV oGes q h. G. 0roes.
besk within six months fron the date
q thie leeieo.
Dated: January 20. 1915.
]. II. WDNNER.
A60lalstsaaee Ustate q Dilla L
Weassr. DsesAssd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

the Christian Science Society Of
""math Falls. which 10 . branch or.
ssn'sation Of The Mother Church,
me First Church Of Christ scientists.
% noston. Mass. holds services at
80 south Fourth street. every Sun.
Wy morning at II o'clock and evsry
wednesday evening at 7:sO. All are
welcome.
Ihs lesson subject for Sunday.
'eoruary I'd. Love"
!ne sunday school session ID from
n'e to io;A6 every Sunday morning.
'up''s are enrolled to the age OF 30.
tns free reading room and free
.aa'ns " library 10 open from s:sO to
"so on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
sa'ardays' The Bible and oil author.
,.eo Christian Science literature may
- 'ead' borrowed or purchased.
. Q
'nere will DO no Lutheran servioau
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02
0HxERAL sTORM OVER STATE

PORTLAND. Feb. 3.-The North.
western portions Of Oregon and
Western Washington are now cover.
cd with snow. II 10 believed that
rain IL likely 70 follow today.
. Rossburg and Marshaeld report
rain. The crops are expected TO ben.
eat from the bank OF snow ten Inches
deep on the ground at Baker.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

Moore superintendent. All asDssS.
ments.
liza. N. morning worship and ser.
mon. subject. Incense" A sequel
TO the annual program Of the FEEDER.
alton Of IN. women's Missionary soci.
et!es Of klamath Falls.
80 y. m. Christian Eudssvor
prayer meeting.
1880 y, IN. evening worship. SER
mor. subject. iiaptIsin ana Gods
PfofYcr- A doctrinai sermon"
tSOte-The word doctrine" II o
Latin dsrivnts of word equivalent
10 our English word Teaching" II 10
used IL this sense here. referring 10
the teaching" Of the New Testament
on any subject. not TO any theological
tcnst.)
Eleventh Street Baptist church. -
Rev. W. u. Coz. pastor. Telephone
iS5. Residence. 235 Tenth street.
Sunday school at s:is's. m. Mrs.
Wv snk superintendent.
Preaching service at II .. m. sub.
ject. "MisSions." The Lords Supper
will be- administered.
n Y. y. u. At $40 .. m. Mise ins
Akin. president.
Preaching service at 1880. p. m.
Wednesday niGht. prayer and Bible
study At 7:3O.
These meetings are for you. Come
and visit us. You surely will md q
welcome
Q Q .
The Church Of the Cordial Welcome
Methodist EpiscopaD.
Sunday school at ~ .. ~. Il. ~.
Chiicote. superintendent.
q. o. Oliver. 4. NJ. D. D.. pastor:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

Noties b hereby given that the Arm
q W. =. oeehorn Co. b By mutual
eosssat this day dissolved. w. q.
0sehosa 3 70 collect an bills due and
owias the late arm. and 70 pay all
debts and assume oil the liabilities Of
said lPn. Dated January -. 1918.
". u oEDHORN.
CHARLUo =. RILEY.
so.s.s.ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02
lMrORrANT FOOD CONFERENCE
At P0RTl.AND MONDAY

SAN FRANciscO. Fob. s.-rhs
vital food problems affecting Oregon.
California. washinston and Alaska
will bs discussed at . conference Of
the food administrators at Portland
Monday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

IN the Ceuaty Court Of the STATE Of
ofsgVa, II 80. for. kIanath
County.
This matter eening % 70 b heard
at this time. sad Il sppsaring to the
Court that ksfssofors. on the Goth
dsy u March. 1913. . klamath coun.
y general fund warrant. No. 3Ss2:.
Tor the sum Of t4.isS.io. was issusi
TO The Security Vault q Mstai works
BY said Klamath County: that there.
sftss said warraps was transfsrrsd to
John 8. Besll Of Portland. Oregon.
and that the saia Bsall has lost or
mihiaid said warrant. and 10 unable
TO present ssns for pAymsst q this
time: that funds for the payment Ut
said warrant are now on hands with
the county treasurer. and that the
sane has bssn called for payment.
sueh warrant being registered On the
day Of 10 issuascs. payment being re-
fnseA fos lack q funds: that xsid
John D. BSa1l. the holder Of said war.
rant. hes prsseatsd 70 Klamath Coun.
" and tbs trsassrsr Of said county.
bic undertaking. IN the sum OF
100000. with sulacisnt surstiss. 70
Isdsmnify the treasurer Of klamath
County and said county slsinst any
ioss that may result from ths issu.
anes sa1 payment Of . duplicate
Wesr6at.
Il % therefore ordsrsd that ssid
osiginsi warrant No. 3ss33 b. and
The sane 10 hereby cancelled and
AslA Sos naasht. and that . duplicate
warrant b Issued therefor.
Dated this 18th day Of January.
1915. (0igasd)
4arSoe Haaks. Coaaty Judgs.
p. n. neCoenack. Commissionsr.
Dusrsll Short. Commissionsr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02
County Court Proceedings

Court met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. all members being present.
whom the following proceedings wsra
held:
The following claims were allowed
and the clerk was Instructed to draw
warrants on the road fdnd for their
respective amounts:
wiiisonA Davis. contract Ellis
Youns bridge ...........l3s0.s%
Burrsli Short. mileage In
spsctins roads. 1917 .... $3.50
Roberts 4 Hanks. road sup.
piles. December. 1917 80. 1851
d. nhsm Auto Co.. road sup
plies. November. 1917 49,. s.sh
The following claims were allowed
and the clerk vas Instructed to draw
warrants on the general fund for
their respective amounts:
Fac. Tel. 4 Tel. Co.. services
poor farm. December and
January ............... 600
rae. Tel. 4 Tel. Co.. services
county of,cers. October -
TO December 81. 1917.
amounting 70 5000. was
allowed In the sum Of 1855
and disallowsd In the sum
Of ei.i6 .............. S.6b
Robsrts 4 Hanks. supplies
court house. December.
lVI1 ......... S.So
Pac. Tel Z &Tel. Co.. services
court house. December and
January y............... <3.oS
Ksllsrs Cafe. meals justice. !
court Jury. November. 1917 $40
Burreii Short. mileage county
Commissioner. 1917 ..... 6i.s0i
r. u. Mccormack. mileage
county commissioner. 1917 $3.50
Roberts 4 Hanks. supplies
poor farm. December. 1877 500
The following claim was allowed
and tho clerk was instructed to draw
= warrant on the new. library fund for
the amount:
Florence N. Ward. cash ad.
vanced janitor iibrary.isi7 500
In the County Court Of the State OF
Oregon for Klamath County.
In the Matter OF the Organization OF
an Irrigation District to BE- Known
- "Enterpriss Irrigation DIE.
trict."
Now on this day this matter com.
Ing on to bs heard upon oral motion
Of Charles J. Ferguson. attorney. rep
certain property owners.
that this court set . time for hear. |
Ing . petition to organise IN Irriga'
lion District under the laws Of the
State OF Oregon. and the Court bsins
fully advised In the premises:
Il 10 ordered that Saturday. the
10th day OF February. 4. D. 1913. at
10 O'Clock In the forenoon. bs. and
The same 10 hereby cot at the time.
and the County Court room IN the
rourt house OF Klamath County. Ore.
Ion. be and the same 10 hereby dssig.
mated % the place for the hearing OF
said petition. |
Done and dated this 18th day Of
January. A. D. 1913. (Signsdl
MARION HANKS. County Judge.
Whereupon Court adjourned until
January II. 1913.
Marion Hanks. County Judge. !
,. H. McCornack. Commiasionsr.
Burrsll Short. Commissionsr.
Court met pursuant 10 adjouru-
msnt. ell msmbers being present.
when the following proessdiass we're
bad:
A Nhla lima fhA vaatfAr NJ Apavln9
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

the 1918 Jury list came on to bs con.
sidered. and the Court At this time 81
isctsd 307 names from the 1917 tax
rolls and placed same In the jury boz.
same TO constitute the 1913 Jury list
for the Circuit Court Of Klamath
County. Oregon.
Whersupon Court adjourned until
Tuesday. January Is. 1913.
Marion Hanks. County Judge.
r. II. McCornack. Commissioner.
Burrsil Short. Commissioner.
Court met pursuant 10 adjourn.
meat all msmbses being present.
when the following proceedings we're
had:
The following persons we're ap.
pointed By the Court to serve ~
judges and clerks In and for the vari.
ous election precincts. for the years
1913 and 1919:
AleOWa Fteciart
JudGes--Geo. c. North. VIM. Uhr-
mann.
Clerks--fienry u. Graham. Jno. r.
HaSsistsin. Roy q. Applssats.
lAneen Valley Prerisct
Judges-H. q. Busssy. II. Z. Win.
nard.
clsrks-w. D. Campbell. W. H.
Panksy. r. c. Cowisy.
Poe Valley Preciset
Judsss-E. L. Moore. J. B. Casey.
Clerks-Frsd Mschsm. q. H. Van
Meter. Levi J. 0rimth.
Daisy Prseinct
Judgss-H. 9. oden. w. L. wsich.
Cisrks-0. c. Anderson. John A.
Jones. W. b. sedgs.
lIose River Prseiaet
DAY BOARD
Judgss-J. O. Hamaker. Lucrstia
c. Horn.
Clsrks-Hildah H. johnson. D. c.
Horn. Is. ]. bold.
NIGHT BOARD
Judses-B. +. Nichols. r. l.. Co.'s.
Clerks-U. q. Blake. l.. ID. Burke.
r. J. Bovine.
Wood River Ireciart
DAY BOARD
Judges--H. b. Looslsy. T. G. Nor.
rio.
Clsrks-L. c. sissmors. Edna e.
Norris. L. w. Copeland.
NIGHT BOARD
Judgss-0. F. vose. JET Kirkpat.
rick.
Clerks-J. II. Wise. Fred Hickman.
J. q. voss.
TSle Lake Precinct
judges. H. Hobbs. q. w. Ohield.
Cisrks-Jake whitlatch. H. c.
Moore. =. l.. Pope.
Mserill Pssclnct
Judges---C. @. Merrill, r. A. Bar
rows.
clsrks--Louis u. Anderson. Fred
stukel. Fred Y. Hampton.
plovnA Pr0clnct
Judges-H. suowsooss. r. w.
Tower.
Clsrks-D. R. Dotsn. J. W. Adkins.
L. W. Andsrson.
Plne Grove Ppeclnet
Judges-John shepard. Gus. J.
Hiliard.
Cisrks-A. r. Campbell. Chas.
Mack. d. Ellis Young.
Hildebraad Precinct
Judgss-Frsd Beck. J. n. Andsr.
lon.
Clsrks-Chas. rlaekus. Pat Cola.
han. Jesse N. Drew.
opsagas River Psoelnct
Judges. G. Hamaker. g. W.
Warren.
clssks-Jansa ssll. .. aivaa. 4.
{. Lasssll.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

~s--s.~---~-e---s-e-.-.~
WovNso Pr0aaes
judgss-C. }. MsColluD. W 4
Owen. ....
Cisrks---R. o. vineeas. n. I. VT,
Sadie Gordon.
NJ. LAki PsvrioCt
Judges---0so. Orissls. John Koosts.
clsrks-R. c. Short. Robt. chsyss.
Ed Roam.
Malin Prsc1sct
Judges Harry E. Wilson. 4. Ks.
lima.
Clerks-W. r.. Burriss, Fraak
zumpfe. J. v. Haloussk.
klAnAth Lake lsrsciset
James Blair. =. d. Corutads.
Clcrks-sus Blair. n. n. Wamplss.
Jas. W. Straw.
Swan PscclDct
Judges--T. r. Pattsrsos. Fred l..
Applegats.
Clerks--H. n. Wood, =. c. Coll.
man. virgls HuR.
Odell PSosoDee
JudGcs-Chas. ThoDss. G. ..
Street.
Cierks-Tom Jolly. ?. n. Iunk. ..
N. Cieavss.
MidlAad PFseases
Judgss-Chss. Asss. Jas. ". Jon.
Clerks-J. A. Hunnicut. Wm. Wos.
den. A. v. Davidsos.
Pescises No. Z
DAY BOARD
Judges-Don J. Zunvalt. ,. L.
Armstrong;.
Clerks. =. Kinbaii. Eva AAaas,
W. r. Elliott.
NI0Hr BOARD
Judses-O. 4. stsarns. 4. A. A.
ford.
Clerks-R. J. shssts. z. O. cuo.
mings. e. 8. vsstch.
PFseasee No. Q
DAY BOARD
Judges-w. 8. Slough. Harry =.
Coslier.
cierks-Myra Y. siougA. ". ..
I'arnes. Joel r. Ward.
NIGHT BOARD
JudGes.-chas. Graves, 4. vsses
Hutchins.
Clerks-Harry Richasdsoa, J. A.
Houston. Harry Borsl.
Prsciscs Ne. .
DAY BOARD
JudGes-Fred Noel. Trssk Wael.
Cierks-wm. C. Hura, Mn. chas.
4. C. Yaden.
NIGHT BOARD
JudGes-R. n. DuahaF, Geo. O.
Clerks. II. Garrett. L. L. Drsvs.
ell. 4. w. 0owsn.
Prsriaet No. Z
DAY BOARD
JudGes-P. L. Fountain. Cecil n.
BoGsrdus.
Clerks-Marsarst withrov. ". c.
A. l.. Wishard.
NiOHT BOARD
Jndgss-B. p. Lewis. Oscar oAivA
Clsrks-c. A. Bsiinaa. u. ". Peel.
J. 4. swanson.
PFseinet No. D
DAY BOARD
Judsss-o. c. Appisesss. J. ". |
Stout.
clsrks-c. X. Brssdssburg. I. L. ]
,obs. Henry Kstsdsvsr.
Nl0HT BOARD
Judges. T. Sumner, H.eo00o.
sachsr.
clerks-N. NotschsnbaeAss. J. o. !
Percy Evans.
Preciaet Ne. Q
DAY BOARD
Judges-H. 0rsm. n. G. cAaDbse.
ain.
Cierks-Edd Smith. n. ?. Lavsaik. |
r. Struble.
NIGHT BOARD
Judges-B. Q. 0rigsby. II. d. Stout. !
Clerks-O. J. Eskslson. Carl Rusek |
Nm. T. Taylor.
Preclact No. Z.
DAY BOARD
Judges-A. L. Ale1aaAer. Olive !
let's.
clsrks-Dorothsa wsitoa. Evelyn |
Leonard. Kate D. Peytoa.
Nl0HT BOARD
Judges-0. Peyton. Eta G. Pa6.
}Ock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

In some messenger ofhccS In tho
United States. the ono shown In this
photo. for instance. the messenger
Giri has proved q success. She deiiv.
era moro messages than the messsn.
ser boy. and does II with iesa friction
and moro poiitsness. She 10 not snail.
like: she husties. Perhaps. that 10
due 10 the fact she IL new At the Job.
4ome managers. however. don't accept
that explanations: thsy feef she will
remain better than the boy. She won't
smoke. and sfs won't loaf on street
corners. nor will she play eraps. 30
there 10 Q strong tendency 10 expand
the usefulness Of the messenger Giri.
i.ons may she live!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

Tne sol!ow'as claims wsrs allowed
sss ne c'eex We insssueted to draw
wessess - ne roee fund ser thsif
rseeseov0 eossnes:
cItsord Kelly. Iaeos. Spring
Lake reed. January. 1915. 800
Doe vsenss. Iaeof. kIsnash
VsIIe'Plne Grove road. Jan.
uasy. 1913 ............. 1880
GO. Aeoooed. Isbos. KAN.
esh vsus.PIse Grove rosd.
'aases1. 1915 .......... 1850
Bsfe 0fissoy. Iabor. klamath
nIs'Pine Grove road. Jan.
ussy. 1918 ............. 1850
~ 1ulee. lasos. KIanaeA
sl's-P!ae Grove road. jan
WIZ AsAs ''''''''..' WV
Ernsss Durkse. labor. Klam.
ath Vaus.Psne Grove road.
January. 1918 .......... $3.50
Des Irwss' Iseoe. Aianash
FalIs-Pias Grove road. jan
uafy. 1913 ............. $500
Lsw's Nol'. Ieeer.e .epeins Lsse
soee. 5eeeeSy. 1s1s 49,. $500
Chas. Posneester. .IaeoF' spring
LAEe roee. 5seuesy. 1s1s. ~s.eo
WI. whl'aoe. labor. spring
LAse rees. sessssy. 1s1s. ss.oo
CseA "eee' oeor. AItsmoes
roee. !aeessS. 1913 80. $500
chaaAxel. Iaees. spesee LAss
roee. Seeeesy' 1s1s 49,. sS.e0
John Areosd. lseor. Aleaoooe
soee. JANUARY. 1s1s 49,. 1870
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02
Are
Your Feet

Are they earning corns tl,at
bring daily discomfort and
pain?
DO corns make you dread the
coming Of morning when yoa
mast draw ON your shoes?
To the corn sufRerer-klam.
9Th k0sn Knocker makes life
worth while. Il promptly and
painlessly removes corns and
bunions-does it, WORK under
our absolute guarantee Of satis.
faction. Tee Il st once.
25c the Bottle
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

Court met pursuant TO adjourn
msnt. ell msmbsrs being present.
when the following proessdiass were
had:
~ this time the matter Of drawing
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-02

'ners will be no Lutheran services
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-21
DR.. JENKINS GIVES HIGH PRAISE
TO NEGRO TROOPS.

DR.. Burris A. jenkins addressed a
large audience at Allen Chapel A. NJ.
L. church Sunday night, on the sub
ject Our Boys" illustrating his talk
with many incidents and events which
occurred during his recent service
with the Y. NJ. C. A. forces in France.
America is proud of her Negro
troops" said DR.. jenkins, "and you
have the right to be mighty proud OF
your boys whom you have sent over
there to fight for you and for Amer.
lea, There are no better troops any
where than the Negroes. When they
are told to take a certain position
there is nothing in the wide World
that will stop them. They go over the
top and they take that point and then
they wait for further orders. That's
discipline"
DR.. jenkins brought to the congrega
ticn OF Allen Chapel many messages
and greetings from boys who have left
that church TO fight. Some of them
he had seen personally, and promised
TO bring their greetings back to the
folks at home"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-21
A NEGRo's FAITH IN AMERICAN
JUSTICE.

81 should be happy to have millions
of coIored soldiers over here fighting
to preserve the dearest and highest
valued thing on earth, to the nations
of the world and to future genera
tions-liberty. l would be more than
happy to have them die, if need be,
as a tangible expression of their de-
termination that the government of
the people, by the people, shall not
perish from the earth
Il am not apprehensive of the fu-
ture of my people in the States, for
the free allied nations Of the world
will not condone Americas past treat
ment of her colored citizens in the
future; for shall we not have fought
beside the best blood, the best white
blood in all the world in the hottest
war of all ages? Shall we not have
shown that we are willing, nay, eager
to pay, and pay dearly, in u blood
tor the right of the peoples of the
earth to share equally in it's blessings,
to enjoy the same rights, to receive
equal justice. to have a voice in their
government by our blood contribu-
uon? So | go forward certain and
sure that my people will share equally
with the Armenian and the Serb in
the fruits of the triumph of right over
might and democracy over auctocracy,
Leath is nothing, for | love my race
more than life itself"
Lieut.. O. &c. McKaine,
in the Southern Workman,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-21

Division National Army, Negroes,)
for early convoy home mas been AN
celed. In making this announcement
today the Wal Department gave no
explanation. but the assumption here
is that the division has been selected
as a reserve unit held to REINFORCE
the American Army of Occupation in
Germany.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-21

The Sun was highly favored last
Monday with q call from Capt. Arthur
Spingarn of the U. S. A. Medical
Dept, now stationed at Washington,
D. c. Capt. Spingarn is a brother of
Major Joel Spingarn, known to the
colored people of America, as one of
the most aggressive and consistent
friends of the race and for many years
Secretary of the N. A. A. C. P. of
America.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-21

The Sun is in receipt Of a communi-
cation from Corporal Floyd E. Martin
OF the 92nd Division stating that he
Is delighted with the prospects Of re.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-21

A prominent lady of our race lost
five large diamonds at the, Second
Baptist church last Sunday. They
were found and returned by Mrs. w.
H. Harrison of Independence, Mo.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-21
KEEP NEGRO TROOPS OVERSEAS

Assignment for Early Return Home
Has Been Cancelled.
yvashineton. Dec. 17.-lrhe assign.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-21

Box Seats m MD December a the NJ A. Other hdba the M CA and All rgS Stores AIN
NoTGE1A meeting s General GGmms5s d %sga IME Dmb@n mhsY M G a h@m7n sod%k ~
Photographed heG entire chorus wmb made ODE used adenSng@ cards. E
Mr. B. sr and Mrs. MMe Wmhngonm hg duhaS n R. LEE Acting Chhnan MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09
An Injustice.

Josef STRANSKY, the German-boru
conductor of the Philharmonic Orr
chestra of New York, said the other
day:
Il am an American heart and soul.
To accuse every German-born Ameri.
can of being a pro-German is as un-
just as to accuse every lawyer Of
being a thief"
Herr Stransky laughed angrily.
. YES" he declared. my accusers
are as unjust as the man whose little
boy asked him what lawyer was.
"a lawyer, son. this unjust man
answered, is a fellow who gets tive
other fellows to strip for a fight and
then runs off with their clothes.'l"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09

within call destroyers which would end
the battle if it were going in favor of the
enemy.
The end of submarine warfare is not
in sight of the allies, but 1t may be that
the Germans know it is near. At any
rate, they have lost apparently all con-
fdence in their ability to prevent the
United States from transporting men
and supplies to the other side. If they
have not they have been taking des-
perate risks in making their present
great drive on the western front. where
they have everything to lose if they are
unsuccessful, and where they had lit
tie to fear by holding their line while
they recognized Russia, except that the
delay would permit the arrival and or
ganization Of, the armies OF the United
States.