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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-05
POGADANKA.

Czlowick nigdy astawki zycia'
swego - losu ME ~straci, jezeli
podpiera go dziecieco czuj9cy
umysi i SERGE.
TAX nam opowiada h~istorya o.
parta ma pewnych danych Przy-
kadach.
,,Jak dlugo dziecko przewaza
W czIowieku, tax dlugo on zyje,
po utracie tego stale sic ,mu-
mia. nDziecinny mezczyzna
czuje sic o wiele lepiej, anizeli
.,stary' chiopiec''.
Jezeli chcecie ~pozostac mlody,
mi starajcie sic odczuwac pc MO
demu. zachowajcie W umySle O.
bray z waszej szczesliwej MO
doSci take. ktore charakteryzu-
ia bieg mlodego zycia, entu-
zyazm, zywoSG, ochoczoSc do czy
now, wesoioSe- optymizm, vase
nadzieje - ideally!
Przyjdzie czas i ma aowage
zyciowa, lecz ME zapomina;cie
wtedy, IL ,,bylo" i wesoio i znowu
tex bye moze' ME nalezy patrzet
ma rzeczy zbyt czarno, ma take,
kt6re So moze tylko chwilowo
szaremi.
Starry czfowiek, nigdy ME sta
ME sic niedoieznym, zgrzybiaiym,
jezeli potrafi zaSmiac sic Z MO
dymi, jezeli zrozumie ochote, we
soloSc i zabawy miedych.
Me potrzeba oddawat sic gne-
biacym mySlom IL z latami, "a
miera w mas ochota do zycia, IL
wszystkie przymioty zwiazane 2
mfodoscia ulatuja cd mas, Il
wszystko mas nuzy, nudzi, hub
szkodzi zdrowiu.
Latami dojrzaiy mezczyzna hub
kobieta, niechaj ~zostanie screen
i umyslem dobrym chlopakiem
hub dziewczynq, to jest - mio-
dymL.,.
Dobrze jest staremu cziowie-
kowi, ktory potrafi zartowac I
dowcipkowac, kt6ry umie Pobu-
die miodych do Smicchui Smlat
sic wraz Z mimi.
u niekt6rych ludzi ..ducb mlo-
dosci" zamiera bardzo rychio, il
staja sic posepni - zbyt roz-
sadni, mroza swym chiodem, MO
dzi obawiaja sic ich surowoscf,
czyliz ME iatwiejszem i milszenl
stale sig zycie staremu, kiedy
miasto uciekat, garnie sic don
m4odziez? Czyliz ME lzejszem
Jest istnienie, gdy sic smiechu
ME zapomni. Francuzi sigma ia
ko najweselszy narod W swiecie
ME zapatruja sic ma zycie tax car
no i posepnie jak niekt6rzy, sta
tystyka wykazuje we Francyi ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-05

och to znowu lima sprawl. w
Acknowledgment sIowach Jana,
pods}yszec MONA bylo wachanie
i znowu smutek. Przyjaciel
jego czu}, IL radby mu sic zwie-
rzyl, lecz - ME chce bye niedy-
skretnym. Umilkli ma chwile
obaj.
Wreszcie Jan, jakoby pragna}
zrzucic Z siebie gniotacy go Gle
Ear, uScisnai reke przyjaciela |
mowif:
.Powiem ci, gdyz pred pa
ri dniami Skrzywdziles mig,
wien mimowoli... jcdnak "a.
bolalo... p~rzyszedle5 pc kweScle..'
ola tych tam biedakow... odmo-
wilem daru... zdziwiieS sig.
Pan Piotr pykai W milczeniu
fajeczke. Jan zach}ysnal sic dy-
mem i ~.ciszej mowii dalej:Y Moi
Boze! takie to dobre bylo / CT
che pred slpbem, matka mic sa-
ma zachecala do tego zwlazku,
..lepszej - skromniejszej, oszcze-
dniejszej ME znajdziesz" mo-
villa. Ozenilem sic. PraWda
Jest, iona moja dobrq jest gospo-
Cynia i oszczedna - kazdego ME
siaca odkiada do banku, ale -
ia wolalbym serca wieceJ... L..
i .... mniej zazdrosci. kiedy pra-
cuje wieczorami, piszee ona ma pa
rier i ksiazki zazdrosna, powla-
ga, re ia z%aniedbuje, mnlel ko-
cham, DO - DO ME lubie sluchac
nowinek i ME moge ciagle z mia
czulic sic dziecinnie, ME chce 70"
zumiec piracy mel i dazen, gdy
chce spokoju, biega, sprzata i pc
dzi mic Z kata W kat. Nam ma
tefke stara i siostrzyczke kocha-
ma. maja dose ma zycie i naksztaf-
cnie Anulki,. ma szczescie pred
slubem powiedzia}em zonle, u
matce postanowiiem dodawac do
dochodu, jaki ma, pletnasle do
la-ow miesiecznie, musia}a Ego
die Sic. wszakze kochana dziew
czvnka siostrzyczka moja chce
czasem sukienki novel kwlatu-
Ska pragnie. rozrywki, tego c'e-
zko d~ostarczyt, gdy mieszkanle
mad niemi pustka stoi, co sic IDA
RIA. TAX lubilcp Anulke "a
brac czasem do teatru, Patrzec
ma oczy jej blyszczacc zachWy-
tcrn... iona moja nie rozhmlc te-
90, mic znosi trzecicj miedzy Ma
mi osoby. Poddalem sic, gdy%
Swiecqce gniewem jej oczr. Psu-
ia mi radosc Z zachwytow slo-
strzyczki... Pred kilku dniam''
zrobila Anulce ~wymowke, gdyby
ME wy - powiedziaia, miafabym
wiecej, ia - iona, Z piaczem A
nulka pobiegla do domu, spot
kalem ja... pierwszy to byi dzlen
walegi mel po ulicy, zal Z "a
wodu. zal, IL iona moja ME ma
scrca.
A OTTO teraz, kiedy SERGE tax
pragnie, ach tax bardzo. oddac
choe Geese maia ma us}ugi Ojczy-
znie. ia wspomnienie biedakow'
ona mi broni tego, kazdy cent
wylicza i wymowkami mccoy, IL
ia - zone k~rzywdze ona co pTa-
cowala pred slubem, chce teraz
pomocy. slugi, - bym ia "a
to placi}. zbyiem wymagania IT,
waga, il moze zap}acic sama. da.
lie jej lyle. IL sklada pieniadze,
scene mi urzadzila, cd kt6rej u
cieklem ma ulice... teraz = pra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-05

Armia oszczedza, lecz zyje hy-
gicnicznie, unika ,,luksusu", lecz
Jest syta i trzezwa, a wy:...
Armia kocha swoja Ojczyzne
i swoj sztandar, valley "a ME i
- wszystko innc jest ola niej
mniej waznc czy chceclc po-
magac?...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-05

nu' (spisu potraw.) Jest jed
make codzieh, Z malemi odmia-
! mani cd czasu d. czasr ia ~
skaicm ma wadze i czuje sic tax
dobrze, jak nigdy w zyciu, PREY
puszczam, re mozc ktO zechtc
! spr6bowac przynajmniej ola cd.
miany takiego odzywiania sic pc
laczonego Z duza oSzczednosciq
Sniadanie: suszonc Sliwki, mo,
rele. jablka gotowanc i ~zaprawio,
ne sosem z dodatkicm troche Gu
kru ! cytryny, Sliwki So W do
brym gatunku. DO takie wydat-
niejsze ! dobrze wyl2yte, po=ypa-
ne cukrem i cyna1ronen ',t'wkl
ME gotowane) do tegi: dobrc
porcvc ,,oatmeal', ,,cornmeal'.
,,hominy grits", cracket wheat
Navy angielskie, gdyz tylko tn
kie rozumiejq pc skladach, trze-
la vice w tym jezyku ola wy
cody nawet Polakow zadac.)
Crank t, j. kromki chleba. z
szynkq. Z .,jelly' czasami L ma
Stem lub oleomargarina, ktora
gdy w dobrym gatunku ME Cd
roznia sic cd maSla. Kawa -
Eco do tel, to troche ujemneJ w
smaku. bardzobym chetnic wy
pif kubek takiej, jakq w domu
mi podawano a ia, jeszczc kapry-
silem ....) Mleko przewaznic kon-
densowane. zamiast innego ma
roju. Pijemy rGwniez sok Z
wygotowanych owocow Z dodat-
klein trochy cukru. lepszy jest l
zdrowszy jak piwo sprobuJ-
cic!
w poludnie: Ciepla zupa. ga
sami Z miesem ale Pfzewaznle
Z jarzyn, jest ba-dzo pozyWna'
wszystkie rodzaje jarzyn w MEL
sic }acza: marchew. kapusta, Sc
lcrv. nieco cebuli, rzepa, brukleW,
kartofle, pomidory, fasola, (duza
fasola, upieczona jak kasztany
.bardzo jest smaczna), zupa "a
sypana ryzem lub suchym chile
benz. oh-aszona jakim tluszczem
l,ub maslem. lecz ME "a Wlele,
tenn nasycimy sic juz dostatecz-
ME, many jednak / ,.deser, Po-
zostaIe Cd Sniadania owOce, zmie1
sane Z grzankami hub chlebem
wlozone w rynke, wysmarowa-
IA tiuszczem wysypana suchym
utluczonvm chlcbem, L wlcrzch'l
takim samym posypanc chIcbcm'
rolane trocha mlcka ! tlustosoi4
/; ,1,icczonc ma brunatno. jest to
,.budyn", bardzo smaczny' Spro-
bricie; Pc tym objedzle czyst1
hcrbata be- mIeka. CzuJcmy
sic nasyceni 4 przeciez mic I OBJ
ciazonym zoladkiem.
Wiccz67: Sickane mlsso'
steak" lub ,,hamburg", kartofIe
przcwaznic pieczonc, t1ttaJ talk mi
smaktra te kartofle, jak W domu'
ktore matka zapiekala Z tlustos-
cia, do pieczenia kartofli W obozlc
uzywamy czysta dobra tfuStoSc'
obrana Z miesa i sol. CASA
| mi zamiast kartofli kasza, bru-
KEW, marchew lub fasola. L
deser Z owoc6w konserwowanych
lub swiezych, ola odmiany rple"
l,b inc ciastka i kawa Z mile
klein.
Armia karmi czesto zoinierzy
swoich chlebem kukurydzianym.
czy prGbujecie takiego? bardzo
| lest smaczny. w tygodniu, ma
my jeden dzieh bez miesa i jeden
bez maxi, czy pamietacie i wy
O tenn?
Armia rowniez oszczedza nile,
ko i masio, czy i wy?...
Armia oszczedza cukier, pijae
W pewne dnie zamiast herbat9
sok I wygotowanych suchych o.
wocow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-05

Stylowa toaleta z satyny, kaszmi-
ru, welwetu, serge, popeliny i in
nych sezonowych m~ateryal6w. Model
ka: "a, SO. 50, 40, AZ, All 46, ma
Gale W biuScie. Materya}u o Al cal.
SIZE 5% yarda ma modelko SO. Mo-
delko 15c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-05

Sukienka stosowna do szkoiy i
domu z dowolnego materyaiu. Model
ka: s, 10, II i IA lat. M%ateryaiu o
So cal. seer. 5 var. ma modeiko II.
Modeiko 15c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-05

Skromna, ladna tOaleta z niebie-
skiej lub brunatnej materyi Jersey
cloth" i innych przybrana modnym
kolnierzem. Modelka: 16, IS, i 90
lat. Materyalu A cal. seer. As var.
ma modelko 16. Modelko 15c.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
RUN AWAY

When tho Misses Mildred Cow
ems and Nina Evans were return
ing to their homes east of town.
from attending school, just as
they reached the end of the pave
ment ON East Erie, their horse
became frightened and before the
driver, Miss Evans, realized their
danger their horse became un-
manageable and started to run,
and i'm making a short turn over
turned the buggy throwing the
girls into a wire fence. They were
badly bruised and their clothes
torn. Miss GOwens received So
Ncrely laceratcd hand and a deep
cut on her check, while Miss IIy-
ans escaped with less injury her
forehead being slightly cut. lt
was indeed a lucky escape lor the
young ladies as The buggy was
completely demolished. The girls
were brought to Or. ramisiea and
their wounds were attended TO-
The horse stopped of lis own ac-
cord after breaking away from
he buggy and was unin,iured.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
PALM THEATRE TONIGHT

Last night two Large houses
greeted the Lanham Stock Com
pany when they presented the
big comedy drama, Honest Hearts.
1t was without doubt one of the
best performances ever given at
The Palm for some time. Little
Kathryn in her character imper-
lsonaNon brought down the
house. Manager Moore absolutely
claims she is the best child artist
he has ever played since the days
of Little Irene Myers through the
east, some ten years ago. Tonight
they are playing the big comedy
drama, THE Love Pirate" Little
Kathryn will appear tonight in
her Patriot specialties and Dell
Phillips will appear in another
one of his famous singing and
dancing specialties. Tonight will
be the first one Of the Greater
Vitagraph big success, The Scar
let Runner, featuring Earl Will
liams. There is a big show at the
Palm tonight.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
Notice to The Public

On account OF the greatly in
creased. cost of labor, material,
and everything entering into the
operation and maintenance of the
electric lighting and power SER
vice, it is found that the plant in
Missouri Valley can not be oper-
ated at present rates without sub
stantial loss to the company. De-
string to continue the efficient
service in the city, it has been
found that an increase in rates
must be made. Commencing with
the billing May 1st., being bills
for April service, the lighting
rates will he as follows: First 40
kilowatt hours: each month, 15c
per kilowatt hour: for all current
over 40 kilowat hours each
month, 12 i-2 cent per kilowatt
hour. Iowa Gas and Electric Co.
w. E. McFadden, Mgr
A25
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore OK
listing between G.. II. Deur and j..
N. Tamisica under the name of
the Valley Mills has been dissolv-
ed by the death of Mr.. I'amisiea,
and by mutual consent of parties
interested in said business. The
general mill and elevator bust
ness will be continued under the
name Of Valley Mills by c. IT,
Deur, to whom all accounts of
the former partnership have been
assigned and to Whom all pay
mcnls will be made, and who will
pay all debts OF the former firm.
Dated this 3rd day Of April,
1913. G. II DE|lR
Mrs. J. n. Ianisiea,
AG Administrao
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
: ". r. G. PE00KEM

AT the K. G.. Hall, Friday, April
9th, at 500 p. m. Admission 10
and l5c. u
Prayer, Rev. Baker
Song, America, by Audience
Address of Welcome, Capt. j.
ID. Brown.
Piano Solo, Esther Williams
Reading, Avery Hall
Ladies Quartette, 'Luree Fitch;
Grace Owens, Dolly and Blanche
Hardy. --..'--1
Patriotic Address, supt. Ora
ham.
Piano Duet, Ida Culver, Merl
Palmer. 80
Virginia Reel, Miss Bottoms pu-
pills.
Music, High School Girls
Piano Solo, Agnes Jackson
Musical Reading, Mrs. Bonham
Vocal Duet, Mrs. Sunderlin and
Miss Lally.
Patriotic Address, Hon. Clar-
ence Kellogg.
Solo, VIM. Goodrich
Piano Solo, Wilson Doty
Reading, Miss Griffis
Solo, Prof. Garlock
Patriotic Drill, w. r.. C. ladies
l'encdiction, Rev. Baker
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
Big Patriotic Rally

Missouri Valley will hold a big
patriotic rally al the Christian
church next SUNDAY evening at
800 O'Clock.
W.. r. Orchard Of Council
Bluffs will be the speaker Of the
evening and he will tell you all
facts OF this great war we are
engaged in which you never had
imagined. IL is Liberty Loan
meeting: liberty for you and for
me, our children and our chill
dren's children. The great ques-
ton now is whether you will loan
money to your government To
prosecute the war or will you re-
fuse to do so and pay indemnify
to Germany when the war is over
and she is victorious. Hear Mr..
Orchard and you viii have these
things impressed upon you so
you will realize what we are up
against. No children under i8
years of age will be admitted TO
the church on account of the linn
tied seating capacity.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
Palm Theatre Next Week

Manager Moore is Offering the
Allen Stephenson Trio in the lat
est singing, dancing and talking,
i'm fact they are giving a tabloid
minstrel which is the fastest act
you have ever seen at the Palm.
They will be at the Palm on Mon
day, Tuesday and "Wednesday and
change complete each and every
night. In conjunction with the
Allen Stephsen people Manager
Moore has secured three big and
great vitagraph pictures for these
night. Monday night Alice in
Richard the Brazen; and Tues
day night, Lillian Walker in the
Blue Envelope; Wednesday night,
William Duncan in The Tender
foot, a Wolfville story. You have
all read now see the picture.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04

Miss Margaret Briggs, who has
ben quite Ill the past ten days is
Eported as recovering nicely and
tf,ie 10 be up and around about
is house. -
Mrs. Tom Myers and Miss Min
Re Reece We're Omaha passengers
IS morning.
DR.. John Tamisiea reports the
Firth of a boy TO Mr.. and Mrs. Viii.
am Smith last evening.
| Word received from Frank, Kin
lon recently of Camp Dodge is
at he is now i'm training. at Camp
|ead, Maryland.
DR.. DeVore made a professions
visit last evening TO Logan.
Ben Martin will leave in the
forming for his home in Spencer,
iva, to attend the wedding of
Is sister, Miss Harriet.
tA[rs. X. l.. Price. was the guest
friends today in Omaha.
MIR. and Mrs. LeRoy Doty We're
nOng the members of The Chris
an church of this city to attend
he Christian church convention
pday in Woodbine.
just received another new line
y ladies Silk Dresses, $10.s5 and
{p TO sac. 00.-M. Fanger.
a w. w. Foote and Jas. Dimmick.
&lotored to Omaha this morning.
George Ebaugh1who has been in
)he Nicholas Sem hospital the
|Sast three weeks is. reported as
Rightly better and able to sit up
little each day, although the
(sause of his illness is not yet I'M
Ser control. .s.:
ks Mrs. Harry Drain from Daven-
Fort, arrived Hast evening for a
E2it with her parents, MI. and
IRIS. Z. S. Haldeman and friends.
\ Mrs. l.. X. Myers returned to
Ter home in Fremont this morn
Fig after a brief visit in Logan,
Ind here with her sister, Mrs.
\ Milford Jones.
n. A. Moore and +. M. Johnson
pre business callers today in
Rarroll
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Kelsey and
|Ypildren were passengers this
Forming to Omaha.
Eargens were Omaha visitors to-
Nargus we're Omaha visitors to-
lay.
L. P. Stebbins made business
1pip this morning to the Bluffs.
MRS. Chas. Deur spent the day in
'fmaha shopping and visiting.
\ Bring US your. Eggs dnd Butter
md we will pay highest Market
rtce.-M. Fanger.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
moNDAMlN

Mr.. and Mrs. f. }. Arbaugh,
Miss Stokes and Mrs. Hallick Wei
don drove to Camp Dodge Satur-
day in the formers car to visit
with their sons, Lester and Mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson,
are the proud parents of baby
girl, born Tuesday. Everyone is
reported doing fine.
DR.. Roberts of Mo. Valley was
i'm the city on business Tuesday.
Mrs. George Coffman was Wis
iting friends in the Valley, the
first of the week.
Bert Taylor was in Omaha ON
business Monday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
April Records
Are Now Here

A few of the popular records able supply:
just Babys Prayer at Twilight
On the Road to Home Sweet Home.....
Two beautiful of sentiment which quiet
entity of the home life people boys
fighting in France
Tom, Dick, Harry
u heVOr But not Goodbye Peerless Quartet
Two war and of parting but in brisk march time
III Take You back to
Round Her Neck She Wears Yelcr Quartet
u s. Field Artillery March
Liberty
Two marches which their would Indicate
Sweet Little
reSSO rtet
Songs of Soldiers which portray the they
again return to their Homes
Liberty Bell U's Time Ring Quartet
There's A Service Flag Flying al
Two with the true American spirit
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
NO COAL THIS WINTER

Just Iowa Rocks. We have now
a small amount of Colorado, Wyo-
ming. West Virginia, Old Ben,
and Illinois coal. No more Of this
coal can now be shipped into this
district. If you want any, order
quick. j.. G. Vincent.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
UNION FARMERS, CLUB

Iit Saiiloil dFlncfS CLUB at
It's March meeting was entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Deur at their
home on Erie. The forenoon SEES
SION was called to order by vice
president Mr.. Harder with a Cello
selection by Catherine Deur ac-
companicd on the piano by Miss
Esther Williams.
After the minutes of the pre-
Nlous meeting was read and ap-
proved two articles were read !;
Mr.. Aldridge ON Seed Corn, which
was a timely article at this time.
Mrs. Meyers article was being
discussed when dinner was am
nounced.
After Two hours or fcasting and
WISHING club was called TO order
al 81 With piano solo by Hor-
tense Drur.
Young folks program:
Recitation, Patricia Deur
Recitation, Jacquelinc Deur
Heading. Gencvivc Deur
RolI call showed the following
absent: Mrs. Deal, Mrs. j. g.
Jones and Mrs Frazier.
Questions We're taken up and
disposed of as follows:
No. 1. We believe the increase
IN agricultural production after
the war will be more intensive
cultivation and the bringing into
cultivation of our waists lands,
and the further developments OF
our cut over lands of the north
and northeast.
NO. : No, the prices on farm
products should not be further
advanced in proportion to that all
lowed by the government on the
skilled labor.
NO. 3. Are spectators in a
general sense detrimental to the
nation $ prosperity? A Spectator
IS one who buys with the expecta-
ton OF selling at an advance il
prices. As this includes practical.
~ all business we do not believe
speculation is generally detrimen
tai to our best interests.
Program for April:
Selections to he read by Mrs
w. w. Jones. Mr.. Bessire, Mrs
Harder and Mr. Bernard Jones.
Music, Ruby Deal
Reading, Blanche Jones
Recitation, Dwight Jones
Recitation, Glen Green
Roll call to be answered by hui
mprous quotations..
Committee on questions TO,
May: Mrs. Meyers, Mr.. Green, Mr.
j. w. Deal. The following are tn.
questions for April:
4. Is the Cold Pack method q.
canning a success i'm every way
Referred TO Mrs. Deur.
What is the farmers prospec
Tor THIS year compared with tn,
last five years? Referred to j. i,
Jones.
B Will the flour situation b,
any better after our presen
wheat crop is harvested? Referre,
To f.. q. joins.
The club voted to enter the ex
hlbli contest at the County Fair
and instructed The Secretary 1,
notify the Fair authorities tina
They would prefer for the comics
10 be decided on the following
points: so per cent on quality: 2;
ON variety and % per cent on dis.
play. The following were visi
tors of the day: Mr.. Hammons
County Agent. leader, Esther Will
llams, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Rel
Deur and daughters and Mis-
Dcna Schall. After singing tn
star Spanglcd Banner the clu
adjourned to meet with Mrs. G
N. Frazier and daughter on Tn
third Saturday in April.
Mrs. c. l.. Harder, V. P.
Mrs Rnrnapd Topoc coo'y
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Logan, Ia, April 2 Morris
Sherman, G. w. Payne, L.. f. Hunt
r. d. Daniels, J.. NJ. Beaman, viii
Gilinsky, ID. a. Chapel, l.. p.
Tierney, Y. w. Redinbaugh, An
drew Miller, A. A. Dougal, G. W..
.Bolllhart, Andrew Hendricksen,
and N. c. Winthers were sent to
the Sweeney Auto School al Kan
sas City, March %, by the local
board of Harrison county at the
expense of the government. When
the course is finished they will be
assigned for duty With the Areo
Squadron.
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w. r. c. Entertainment

There will be an entertainment
given under the direction of the
Moments Relief Corps Friday ev-
ening, April 5, in honor of G. A.
R. day which comes on the 9th of
April. and is one more new day
on the list to honor and to be here
after observed as holiday TO be
celebrated by this order is the
word just received by the w. r..
c.. ladies from headquarters. All
old G.. A. r.. men will be admitted
free to the entertainment as this
81 their day. Lizzie Casey.
Corp President
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ORPhEuM VAUDEVILLE

This Friday and Saturday he
Majestic offers Three Big acts
from the Orpheum Circuit The
Three kawanas, who are expert
risley artists: Violet Pearson and
Jack Lamey who are billed as.
just in Fun, and then there is
Joe Dealey and his sister, ccccn-
lrlc dancers. This is Il vaudeville
bill you will seldom see i'm amy
but Martin Bccks own theatres.
For Friday night There is Will
lam Farnum in "Thc Heart Of A
Lion. This is one of William Fox
and Il big and standard picture.
Also the screen telegram That is
released ON Thursday, April ilh.,
showing the latest scenes from
the war You can see that This is
one OF The best bills ever Offered
anywhere. There may he better
shows but those who see This will
mot believe it. This same vaude-
willie will be shown Saturday both
at the matinee and night but diff
ferent pictures. First show Fri
day night al Z and second show
at 8 p. m.
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PROPERTY FoRsALE

| have a few houses4and lots for
sale on nearly. every street in the
city that I can sell on. very good
terms. have sold overt 90 houses
in this town and many of them
three and four times.:If you de-
sire a piece of property, see me at
once. 49, If
Frank Goodwin