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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-11-30
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas Cry, Ten. la an Interesting
sizssmeai. HRS g. II, SchiIl. Of THIS town
says For three years | suffered an,olt
zsoay with RI bad. Vas unable t.
30 AM Of ny work
lusl Wzzied 10 sleep al me lisne, Ter
slsi VAS he oaiy ease ! could gei, vhen
Vas asleep. became nervous agccx
l-si from the aNful Suffering With ny
read.
Wa 50 nerv14s FRAT the least HotSe
~cuid rake re ia1ip cut Of ny bed. 3
rad no eaCrgy, zad AS unznse 10 O.
znytasng. NY soz, young boy. had ~
DO al my household duties.
] .as not able TO DO anything unlll !
took CardM. took three bottles IN al
and i surely cured ne Of those a~s1
headaches. That has. been three year.
lsc, and kao~ The eufe IS permanent
ior have never had any headache sincx
taksag Csrdui. :.
Nothing relieved me until lock CsrcLl
II did wonders for ne"
Try Csfdli ior your troubles-- made
iron medicinal ingredients recommended
in medical books IS beng OF benefit IN
female troubles, aud 20 years Q. use has
proven that NE books ls right Begin
taking Csfdui today. Nc-l3s
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-11-30
CORPUS CHRISTI
SOCIETY


ny Asolrks b. smysle n The ys'i-
antics
I've studied hard e.rcf lost arete
For j hawnf mum else ~ AZ
iace / msffe1 shss inThoDt hnri-Tss-
nstle
Hpf hfuRh W ms yafietvop
o u4estie g4fhs Nniie ioaf nK par
On M FIRST iase hospital en'
IT, yarie. tl 1asi4 ii iHr eiisi iaf'e ~
sounds ktnl o hieADfct "a ~npt'
sSait 'fil } sYlIi THIS ~ funa fart
Gambler rts soufiseDrs ci7
'hfS never .lor iin asf.4s ahe'
The aff u 1ass m.Eh' ta
'ha tfe 1hrfa fatt N sH;e easy
N0f har AZ hard as i .eevs
rhagEh 500 nNfef Gef aise il uietsls
10 gaatie fl1si ak aHt eent.rfs.
-a1ef 49, to fensn'sied
100 seare feifs uHeu eas hprne
a haNeAeal tNtreA allieiaglst
Hit N'eIag oaHeixtf 1orir'
The efnnr" n hear xi saying
WAsf fafef him ~ fhi. hnneh7
ifr Ergisr ai~ spi er0uaf
fn tim d fif EegfH'F ngnch'
y I mighs se sen 'fess up on spr
I'Ta H7d nkrr pt1 ~ 1fH
so 4iblas 'ae kstieg 4si A1x1ies
A1t Hur1raE Ut ny slatel
.iir ~ 4 hre Haffel ut
80 ftisNrz tne Y'feneh zea mn; tire r.
rf Win reaa sake me eavssye
WITH 4 ffaeA of her ausks aaift
osrhsr maid win fesehps ~ Frenct
Ara SHAT u irsans ~ ~ brave
,s rsn iet, n aes eifa and kln
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-11-30
RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP
CARDS ARE SUGGESTED
FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
IAN That is Needed is rexr. ard a
Dollar" Is sioesn q American PEI
Cross During Campaign Trat -
Sosn 70 start


All a1af - resided u hears a1f
oihr
fhsls'm4R Eo can f4mpliEe vnir
Roll rali wstS u Affefnots - ~ ~
W. trere sill ~ ~ aNiag ir sf4tiInP
De campaign fhq R1se = t3 ~
gro mef1her- fof tAe Auletital REQ
CrfFs
Tft war " over ana tf -irnIstiee
AZ betf signed. naf tHf ~pts - iff
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-11-30
ClaSSifiedAdS

WANTED--A real good salesman familiar with local
conditions in Hallettsvile represent and sell IN
in a fine development and mining proposition
nj which W G Mum OF Houston. and other substan-
tia business men interested Address. with refer
ence Jos ~ WeAlars care ~ c. Mum Company,
Houston.
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Insert an "a 81 oar csasetfisa coi-
usnns u 500 rani ~rlrs results.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-11-30
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!



There's NJ serae IN mixing a mesa Of
niiftzrd a0ar md wafer when you can
ea4ly feliese pam, soren1ss O. stiffness
wsih ,lttie clean, white Mnsferole.
Aisa;erols IA made of purn oil a nina.
lard and gihrr he.pful ingredients. COM
bired r The fern a the prcsenf white
ei1l1l.rt i ikea the place q outof-
15se nn tard plaz9ers. and viii not bitter.
AUAsgpie Usually gsFes prUnp, relief
from sore throat. bronchitis tonsslifis
erouq. stiff neck. asthma. neuralgia. head.
ache. congestion, plelrisy, rheunlstisrn.
lufubago. pains and aches n The bark OF
joint, spra're. core rnsscies. bruises. chm
hiaifE, frcz1d fret colds q the chest
Ga piten prevents prcironis).
30c ard o1c jars, hospital size $3.50.
(I||AIzIaz!]
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Real Estate Tor Sale

iNEdt A-ftdtf IOT &rkr
AiE nEArTtFL niNatg.saN
fiies al rrs.H .rles ees terms
Ash ta 'htn b 4 E1lant slX
starr So one f.} --s7s
foR SALE On LEASE BEST e.a .ss
ln for'aF IN Wei,e owner
cafs Caller -sIs
Tor sALE -i.ei- cottages gess
4rffs'aest ID esgg-e lnQalre 1ss
caTrl street
LAND BARGAINS
san Fairic4o, E8eeas Like OAK. Bee
and Rsfgsso eounties.
;~prsysc
Size ttsr acres 90 half section. prire
forty % aevertv teasrs rrs acre
Unirnpre.sd
SIZE f0r'r acres t0 q section. Price
sixteen se ftirts -tlsa datiars.
seeing j. knowing Lei 81 shn~ ycu
kEyTS LAND co.
--Aav-ssi sinsar Texas.
FARM FOR sALE--Bs owner $50
artes i41 acres p cultivation. two
sets - 4fqpfD fr,leria. city wtttr.
i'rses g.4 per aers good terfns
he1rn Cash Store is9z Leopard.
BLACK LAND YARMs FOR SALE
aaye q ne hesf hasex land
farms ~ san li4islelo county. Or
safe Near town ane school god
improvements. aA ~ e1iflsagicn.
the r1iae wtd ne4! them range
frGm s1 90 1la aeres. Nm. Haer-
mann. D4em Texas -ssi
fpR SAK.f. By hefnc Be- Hinrsest slK
reons ana t-th. rneacrr .s every
Fespe, irt ietN15t fset fws t4f.
wants rpfrus ed @es4ee Wgl soil
fErn snf44 ~ uasagrisaea er STREET.
car ttre caan Or t.mr offsee
papne se-. fesi4enee TO. G. C.
WorrAek 10
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E W. c. Mum Company,
For Rent
f3H REST f-fsHfd n4lse
sass H f cre w
te7 es -
FeH sENT nH SALE $50 hsm for
rerr ~ t'e NrfH Eas f1r
rfhf4 ~ lrtafnffe k o. EeHet
FoR RENT Hooses fsrulLhel o. no.
Amos A.oere owner -ss7
FQfs RENT FURNISHED Four-roon
furnished cottage; waser iRnte
end garages aiso furnished SIS
pr month Prone 20. office 80
starr ~ Oliver B.4d SIS
FOR THE COOLEST Rooms IL the
ci.y come 70 the Coi0nial Rooms
and Apasfnaents. 2zea ChaDaTraL
Te.ephone 7ss. AR
GlNESS Alp ARTAfEss IS Modern.
cmf efely f4Frltd apartments.
wlfh hath. h1s ard cold r-rning
water aiefhene nrh .trifor ser.
wee sl9 ClaDagf4l 81 Two
ha north N1ec@s Hoie- Tele-
pho al -szl
FOR EfNT--Arartsnen, and rooms
bi5ck east 81 PARK. oE bAy 1p7
Twrg 81 -s7s
FOR RExT--Nice cool bedrooms. south
exposure Isle Craig House. 80
North Broadway. Phone s73 --gsi
fteruefrA<r thar caller s~lAssif % Ada
as certain 10 srt 4esui's
Wanted
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I. wANTEp I.
: 81 rsft itne. nusi ~ % good ,
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WANTED N.e geanr has btr
rivate twff references Gwen
slHe6. iacae is1 -s
WASTED wn fs I..hsrt
s rrs ~ mr 81 AZ
Ap t.- starr here l-f sT
WASTED rs Brx se t4re a. -
i.st Cornish iAd4n rsne n.aste4s ans
bsna Le m ane~ what tase
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FOR EI.ST--A rartsnent aud rooms.
Tw.rg 81 --s7s
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FgR RENT Houses fsrsl1hel o. no'.
Amos A.oore. owner -ts7
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FOR SALE ~ eWnef Be.aen Hotel
eorntr Nes1a4fe sod Has4en STA,
aptsesla tina 11ft hogss. Gle book
from SAP eegQs- so
The courier-index., 1918-08-02
About the most contemptible busi-

About the most contemptible busi- ness a governor can engage in is to play politics with the exemption boards and use the power of his office to assist wealthy and influen- tial slackers to evade the operations of the military draft. The patriotic citizens of Arkansas have little pa tience with an official who will so grossly prostitute high office, and the chances are the federal authori- ties will do some Investigating that will put a permanent crimp in the aspirations of the top-watere who think they are the big fish in the political pond.
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ASTRONOMICAL

The Y. M. c. A. seems to have a big mouth for swallowing. It can take in Jew and Gentle, Catholic, Protestant, the Baptists and the world It must have a very stout stomach for all that It does many good things, but it ought to be christian in the selection of men for positions or else cut out the c in its title.-Baptist Advance.
 If the Y. Nj. c. A. can swallow @ Baptist az narrow and little and con- temptible and swiveled and bigoted as the man who penned the para graph above, the organization does not need big mouth so much as 1t does a cast iron stomach.
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GET READY

Now is the time that your hens will moult or shed their feathers. This process is rather slow and na- ture should be assisted. B. A. Thomas Poultry Remedy will help your hens to moult causing them to shed earlier and be ready to lay when eggs are highest in the winter. If this remedy does not make good
 we will. For sale by N. D. Daggett, Marianne; and Moro Drug Co., Moro.
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cURTAlLiNG SUNDAY MOTORING

CURTAtLlNG SUNDAY MOTORING
 Now 1t is the automobile owner who begins to feel the pinch of en- forced fuel economy. It has been ordered by the Washington authori. ties that no more gasoline be sold on Sunday. What this means is plain to all.
 Long pleasure drives on the day of the week that driving is most popular will be curtailed, but not necessarily ended. Unless an extra supply of gasoline is taken along parties on an extended jaunt are likely to find themselves. ..marooned far from home. For, as explained. supply stations will be closed on Sunday. It is true that a five gal lon can may De stored away in the car. but usually those families or parties out for Sunday drive have the machine pretty well packed with folks and little or no room left for gasoline container.
 This restrictive rule may be the forerunner of more stringent ones to come. If gasoline is being con- sumed too fast by motor cars not on business missions the government win undoubtedly take steps to cur tail needless driving. But necessity for such action has not arrived and may not arrive. However. tAose mo tosssts who can see aheaa and who
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TAKEN UP

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has taken up as an estray one gray mare mule, right eye out. The estray law has been com piled with in all respects, papers have been filed with Esq. A. s. Roa gers of Independence township. II the owner of the mule does not aF pear within the prescribed time Oy law and prove ownership, the prop erty will pass into the hands or ''' undersigned.
 s1O HENRY BANhS'
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Surgeons agree that in cases of cuts, burns, bruises and wounds, the first treatment is most important. When an efficient antiseptic is ap- piled promptly there is no danger of infection an5 the wound begins to heal at onSe. For use on man or beast Borozone is the ideal antisep- tic and healing agent. Buy 1t now and be ready for an emergency. Price 25c, soc, $1 and $1.50. Sold by Harrington Bros. If
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MILITARY NOTICE
OFFICE OF LOCAL BOARD
 Lee County
MARIANA, ARKANSAS

Notice to Registrants:
 In accordance with instructions contained in induction telegram No. 65, announcing call No. 973 for ten white men from Lee County for Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg. Miss, Local Board for Lee County will cause the induction of the following named registrants on August 9th, 1918, at II o'clock a. m.
 You are hereby warned to hold yourself in readiness and to report to Local Board for Lee County on the above date and hour
 ARTHUR COTTER, Chairman.
 J. E. STEVENSON, Secretary.
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Chr Uuistirr-Jnnp

Published on Friday of each week ln Marianna, Lee County, Arkansas. by the Press Publishing Company, and entered in the postoffice in Marianna as second-class mail matter under per- aAt from the postoffice department Subscription price s150 per year. H. T. Jackson. Editor Manager.
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In the bottoms especially the corn crops are looking fine, and in other sections of the county the situation is more promising than it was ten days ago.
The courier-index., 1918-08-02

The people of Lee county are not slackers but if they don't come across on the War Savings Stamp campaign they will lose much of the prestige they have gained in all other war movements.
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Hambone says he has heard. tell of folks making a living without working, but what hurts now days is this business of working without making living, and Abe Martin says the work or fight order is mighty hard on the fellows who have always fought work.
The courier-index., 1918-08-02

Apply a cotton cloth wet with Ba' lard's Snow Liniment to all wouno,, cuts, burns; sores or blisters' sns note it's wonderful healing povsl' It is prompt and very effective rfss Y 25c, soc and s1 per bottle. sola .s ~ Harrington Bros.
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have patriotic feeling will avoid using single gallon of gasoline on an unwarranted trip>-Brooklyn Stan dard Union.
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Generous showers that have fallen in several sections of Lee county the past week have done much to i'm prove the condition of the corn crop.
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Pay your water rental by the 18th of each month at the Bank of Marianna. If you fail to do this the water will be cut off. s. S McGill. 330
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Don't neglecs paying your water rent. We are going to cut the water off if the rent is not paid by the 18th of each month. Payable at Bank of Marianna. s3O
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-19
Here and Elsewhere
President Menocal of Cuba signs

President Menocal of Cuba signs
contract for sale of Cuban sugar
crop to U. s. for distribution to
allies.
DR.. Murry, Dentist, Warburton
Bldg. adv.
Senator j. II. Lewis announces
Berlin and pope both are plan
ming new peace moves.
16-in. and Aft. slab wood. Key
stone Lumber Co. Main 1928. adv.
Girl arrested i'm Youngstown,
o., charged with carrying SO
sticks of dynamite across three
states for men she refuses to name.
Universal Coffee Percolators.
Palace Hardware Co., 1911 Pacific
av. adv.
Protestant churches report they
have raised s33,000,000 Of desir-
ed $65, 100000 preachers pension
fund.
Anthony NJ Arntson, lawyer,
has moved from Fidelity bldg. to
622 Bankers Trust bldg. Phone
Main 6009. adv.
w. r.. Wilcox resigns as chair
man of the republican national
committee to accept appointment
on railroad wage commission I'M
der Sec. McAdoo.
All kinds Of leather leggins re-
paired. Hofstetter's. 18th and
Pacific. adv.
The following birth certificates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-19
Church I opics
for Tomorrow,
By Ahern
RunMY RHYMES
~ w.

Worlds Crisis; evening, services
under auspices of Mems Commun-
ity club, with address by Charles
Perry Taylor on Organized Labor
and the Worlds Crisis; Rev. r.
II. Edmonds.
First Presbyterian - Morning,
1.-THE Riches of the Meek; even
ing, THE Lure Of Africa" with
stereopticon views; Rev. G. w.
Weyer.
St. Paul Methodist-Sermon,
II a. M, by pastor; evening, I'M
yelling of service flag, with ad-
dress by Gov. Ernest Lister and
songs by Mr.. Schrader of the
Orpheus club; Rev. w. 7. Ran
dolph.
Park Avenue Congregational
Morning, THE Value of Life;
Therefore How Shall We Use It's
opportunities evening, 1.-THE
Great Importance of Fighting the.
Good Fight of Faith; Rev. H. c.
Rosenberger.
o o.
st. Paul's utheran-Services
In German, 1920 a. M; Rev. r.
G. Ave-Lallemant.
q o
lie Sourd Methodist - Evening
service, christian Perfection"
Rev. w. f. Pool.
st. Andrews Episcopal-Even-,
prayer and sermon, Proportion
ate Services" Rev. f. T. Webb.
o o
st. Luke's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1880 and II a. m, 1.-THE Living
Temple Rev. F. T. Webb.
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"Service," by
Ella Oldham Burroughs

Ella OlQnam burroughs
II / were man as you are a man,
And we could be men together,
I'd like to be ever your comrade
true,
In war-time's mad, grim
weather.
I'd like to be your comrade true.
And stand close to the side of you,
To march and thirst and starve-
If need,
To fight and curse and fall and
bleed;
To die, perhaps-I'd nothing rue,
II l might be your comrade true.
But women must serve In differ
ent ways,
And find content in the doing,
With needle instead of the bayo-
net,
With bandages and with brew
ing.
Imay not march beside you. dear,
] may not solace you or cheer,
AS man to man and soldier-wise
With you to fight meath foreign
skies;
And yet. We know, tho miles
apart,
We're soldiers marching heart to
heart.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-19
Harold Thomas Has
Job in Camp Canteen

Harold E. Thomas, 31O7 North
9Th street, with the bas, hospital
OF the medical corps at Camp
Lewis, is working in the canteen
for his regiment. For the bene-
fit of the ignorant ones q did not
know, either, until a kind friend
explained to mel, we will say that
the canteen is a sort of regimental
store where the men can buy
candy, gum and tobacco. I would
rather like a war job like that
myself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-19
Has Two Sons
In the War

Rev. o. A. Stillman of this
city has two sons in the great
war.
They are Orson, who is with
the End regiment of U. S. field
artillery, and Russell, with the
Canadian artillery in England.
This week a very interesting let
ter was received from the boy in
England.
England at any time is a
fairyland," he writes. Russell
added that he was about to leave
on six days furlough for a visit
to Scotland. The British govern
ment allows this privilege to her
soldiers, besides giving free rail-
way fare and a pound day for
expenses.
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speeches by Chaplain Stubs and
Major Sulliger. There will be a
service flag presented with 81
stars. The stars represent the
following men:
Harold Adams, Samuel Carson,
Stanley Staatz, Edwin Peterson,
Edward LOOMS, Thomas Parro,
Stewart Mcconnell, Ray Messin-
gale, Carl Christoferson, Norris
Tween, Clarke Beymer, Richard
Beymer, Hartzell West, Matthew
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Wilkinson, Broddie Haskell, Wal
ter Crusoe, Ernest Larson. w. B.
Hamilton, Fred Heath, Chadwick
Heath, Marian Norton, Theodore
Norton, Karl s. Staatz, Edward
Weaver, Charles Tollefson, Ed
ward J. Nagley, Frank Terrence,
Adm M. .Marlatt Earl Dwight
Sartz, Douglas e. Morris, e. p.
Harkleroad, Walter Padelford,
Alfred Refill, Leslie H. Rubicam,
Henry Burmeister.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-19
Service Flag for
St. Faul M f. Church

The new service flag at the st.
Paul M. E. church, South 43rd
and l. sts., will be unveiled at the
Sunday evening service by Gov.
Lister. There will be special res
ervations at the service for Red
Cross women in uniform, Civil
war veterans, Spanish war veter-
ans and boy scouts. There will
also be special music by the choir
and solo by H. H. Shredder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-19
Capt. Crank Dies
Aboard Cruiser

Word was received here Fri
day by Mrs. Raymond ]. Mcmillan
of Interlaaken that her brother,
Capt. Robert X. Crank, comman-
der Of the U. s. cruiser Prairie,
had died aboard ship.
Capt. Crank was a graduate of
Annapolis and was stationed at
Bremerton for seven years as lieu
tenant commander. He was 81
years of age.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-19

First Methodist - Morning,
"The New Birth; evening, "The
Truth in Christian Science Which
Every Thinking Man Needs; Rev.
Delmer II. Trimble.
Mason Methodist - Morning,
Power of the Press; evening,
unfurling of service flag in honor
of enlisted men, with address by
Capt. L. S. Hopfield.
Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints-Services, HAS
and 1880.
Associated Bible Students
Lecture at 7:45 p. m. by Pastor
w. A. Baker of Portland, "Sifting
the Nations With a Sieve of
Vanity"
Lincoln Park Christian-Morn-
ing, "The Necessity of the
Church; evening, 1.-THE Healing
of a Captain; Rev. z. o. Dow
ard.
Trinity Methodist - Morning
service, IL a. M; evening, Johns
Vision of the Lord God the Al
mighty and Opening of the Seven
Seals; Rev. Jay C. Dorwin.
o o o
First Norwegian Lutheran
Services, IL a. m, followed by
business meeting; Rev. o. Hagoes.
Emmanuel Lutheran-Services,
1880 p. M; Rev. o. Hagoes.
Norwegian Danish Methodist
Services, II a. m. and p. M;
Rev. N. L. Hansen.
Danish Lutheran-Services, II
a. M; Rev. c. S. Hasle.
Epworth Notwithstanding
service by pastor; evening, ad
dress by Chaplain John R. Ken.
dali; Rev. Edwin N. Askey.
Swedish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Seeking to See Jesus, or How
Great Sinner Is Saved; evening
What Shall I Do With Jesus?"
Rev. II. Sundquist.
East Observation-Disclosures
"a Sum in Addition; evening
"The Cry of Need and the Answer
of Love-; Rev. o. A. Stillman.
Sixth Avenue Baptist-Morn-
ing, Under the Sun and Above;
evening, "The Christ of Luke;
Rev. F. w. Wightman.
Our Savior's Evangelical Lu-
theran-Services in English 10
a. m, Norwegian II a. M; open
house for soldiers and evening
service starts $3.50; Rev. o. ].
Ordal.
First Swedish Baptist-Rev.
Carl Antanson of st. Paul will
conduct special gospel services all
week starting Sunday.
o o o
First Christian--Morning, 1.-THE
Voice in the Wilderness; even
ing, Jesus as a Good Fellow;
Rev. Hermon p. Williams.
o o o
Church of the Holy Commun-
ion-Morning, 1.-THE Successful
Church; evening, "A Happy Mar
riage"; Rev. r. III. McGinnis.
o o o
Plymouth Congregational =
Morning, THE Church and the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-19
Mrs. Arid Wears 2-Star
Service Flag

Mrs. William A. Ard OF Taco
ma is the proud possessor of a
service pin with two stars, one
for her husband, who is a captain
at Camp Lewis, and the other for
her brother-in-law, George, who is
captain of a gun crew on u. s.
convoy ship.
George Arid is now on a trip
to Italy and has just recently
made one to France.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-19
Soon Every Tacoman in
Service Will Get Times

Subscriptions for The Times for
men in the service are still pour
ing In. The following are the lat
est:
Edward Rudd, Camp Meade,
Maryland.
Martin j. McDonough, 18th
Railway engineers, U. S. Expedi-
tionary forces, France.
Fred Boud, 9Th Canadian Rail-
way troop, France.
William Clarity, Base hospital,
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sail 'em. met Andy Furuseth head of the seamen's
organization Some 30 years ago, Andy and used to
riot and bleed the Cleveland docks in behalf of the
lake sailors unionism. Governor Charlie Foster APP
pointed ex-Prizefighter Al Rumsey state policeman
and Mark Hanna got him located on the Cuyahoga
waterfront to pound Andy unionism and me into do
cility, which he did frequent and plenty. Now Andy
turns up here in Washington the reliable authority
on seamen.
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M. E. Church Has 81
Stars in Service Flag

A very interesting program is
planned for the Sunday evening
service at the Mason M. e. church
in honor of the boys in the SER
vice. There will be music by
some men from Camp Lewis and