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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05
At the. Churches

First Presbyterian church. corner
Third and Pine. Rev. =. p. Law.
renee. pastor.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per will bs observed at the mornias
service at ~ 4 u. New nemb&ss
will also be iwe,vcd at that time, The
"nstor will speak on the "eacriAcisi
Life"
There will Lc b special New Yen.
'.cssnge for the young people at ttS
evening service 1t 1880. entitled
open Windows"
Sunday school at 10 Q. N. Every
member OF the school should bs pres
ent to hear the now plans announced.
c. u. service at $50 p. m.
The Christian Science Society OF
klamath Falls. which 10 Q branch or.
ganisation Of The Mother Church,
The First Church OF Christ Scientists.
Ia Boston. Mass. holds services at
uS South Fourth street. every Sun
day morning 1t II o'clock and every
Wednesday evening at 1880. All are
welcome.
Tho lesson subject for Sunday.
January 9Th. "0od."
The Sunday school session d from
s:%6 to, lo:>6 every Sunday morning.
Pupils are enrolled to the ags OF 30.
The free reading room and free
lending library 10 open from $3.50 to
t;S0 on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. The Bible aud oil author.
ised Christian Scisncs literature may
os read. borrowed or purchased.
. Q .
First Christian Church ("Ths Lit.
tie brown Church")-Cornsr Nlnth
and Pine streets. W. .. Ranbo, MIA.
istsr. Residence slS 9th. Phone 80.
10 .. m. Bible school. Mrs. Clars
Moore superintendent.
Last Sunday OF the Klamath yalls.
Grants Pass contest.
1l:oo .. m, mornins worship. cub.
1ect. Removed Strength"
$3.50 p. n. Christian Da6oavoP
prayer meeting. mi
7:so .. n. svsning worship. sub.
1ect. "Porpeeusted oins." t IL
Special music st both services. A
hearty welcome 70 oil. n,
=
Evangelical Lutheran sesvspes. WIN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05
OARkEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
USE 0RANDMA's SAGE TEA ANI
SULPHUR REClPe AND NO
BODY WILL KNOW

The use OF sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded. gray hair to its nat.
ural color dates back to grandmoth.
er's 'lms. She used Il 70 keep her
hair beautifully dark. glossy and at'
traetive. Whenever her hair took on
that dull. faded or stssaksd appear.
ancs. this simple mixture was ap-
piled with wonderful effect.
But brewing at homo b mussy and
,ut-of-date. Nowadays. By asking at
any drug store for . 50 cent bottle Of
'Wysth's Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound" you will get this famous old
preparation. Improved by the addi.
tion Of other ingrsdisnts. whieh can
bs depended upon to restore natural
color and beauty 70 the hair.
4 wsll known downtowa drusgisl
says Il darksns the hair % natural
" and evenly that nobody can tell \
has been applied. You simply damp
On . sponge or soft brush With q.
and draw this through your hair. tab.
ing one strand at . time. ~ morn.
Ing the gFay hair disappssrs, and a.
ter another application or two. Il ~
comes beautifully dark and slossy.
WyetA's saSs alA Sulphur Compound
b Q delightful toilet rsauisits teg
these Who desire more youthful ~
pearaaoe. Il = aoe intended Tor tAe
cure. nitisatioa o. pssvsatiea y ~.
eAsA--A1v. eNs s2& M
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05
WOMEN PUNISHED FOR
NE0l.soCr OF DUTY

Ai.DERSHOT. Ensiand. Jan. g.
Two women typists belonging 10 the
Women Auxiliary Army Corps. hav-
ing overataycd their leave In London.
were. on their return 70 headauar-
tors. handed over BY the corps 70 the
civilian police for neglect Of duty.
They were kept In the cells for two
nights and wore fined one gunion
each the ncxt day.
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MORE CASH IS
ASKEDFORSA|PS
LARGE APPROPRIATION ASKED
~ CHAIRMAN or SHIPPlN0
Neutrality-suspicious. AUTHOR.
ITS II REQUESTED

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. g.
Chairman Hurley Of the shippins
board has asked congress for tS3..
""0 900 In addition to the @lS6,
00o 900 heretofore asked for the nsxt
hstal year.
Increased authority vac also r.
Quested for the construction Of ships.
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hs held In Library hall at :. p. N.
Rermon text: Luke 3.3l. Subject.
Jesus our Guiding Star in the New
Year."
sunday school at 3 p. N.
Al Luthsrsas. whether they b OF
Scandiaavian. Engiish or German de-
scent. ere cordially Invited 70 attend.
All others interested are welcome.
Anyone kaowias Of Luthsrans In or
around klamath Fails please notify
the pastor. that hs may call On them.
Rev. u. c. Rossman. is7 First street.
Boz %.
Eleventh Street. Baptist church,
Rev. W.. n. Coz. pastor. Telephone
lss. Residence. SIS Tssth street.
Sunday school at 10 .. m. Mrs.
Owens superintendent.
Preaching service. Rev. W. II. Coz.
at 10 .. u.
r. Y. p. U. at $50 .. m.
Preaching service at 7:3O y. m.
PrsSching service. Rev. w. II. Coz.
at 1850 p. n.
The Church Of the Cordial Welcome
(Msthodist EpisoopaD.
q. o. Oliver. A. ~. B. D.. pastor:
residence li33 East street. Phone
s7w.
Sunday school at ~ .. m. e. n.
Chilcots. superintendent.
A working knowledge Of the Bible
win give you . deeper appreciation Of
all literature and history.
Horaias service. communion and
reception Of new msnbsrs.
Young peoples service at $50 p.
n. I. D. Whitmors. president. Leader
for the evening. Cora oliver.
PreAehins service at 7:so. Theme.
1.-THE Ultimate Law Of 0od."
Catholic church. corner Eighth and
High streets. Rev. Hugh Aarshall
in charge.
Mass at $50 only.
Al Merrill at 1880.
New Years Day. masses at $50
and 1850. Bsasdiction after I0:S0
service.
II. Paul Missi0n-Praysr service
every Sunday morning ct II o'clock
at Library hall.
Sunday school at 10 .. M.
Every one 10 cordially invited to
these services.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
TAT lgoo MEAT ~ YOU Pggl
OAokAohv on NAVE olA0oGN
rNoUOlg

Meat Sosas URIC asia vAieh sxeitss
and evsrwerks the Kidneys IN their q.
fests 70 1ltsr II from tAs system. Rec
ulas eaters q naet must AusA The
ki1Asys eeeasienally. Yea uust relieve
tAen NE yoa relieve your bewsls; n.
nsving III ~ aeids. waste and Dolsea.
slse ~ ~ dull Misery b ~ kid-
~ resiea. sAasD DalAs b ~ tack er
~ AeaAaeAa. 1lasineos. yosr stomach
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MILL MEN WANTED

Al winter lsb Sse sxpeeasResd Mlll
men and lumber pliers. Dc waOsA o.
eslisnt m,sss hsvss; ANs sablNs; slee'
trle ll0hts; WssN'e club keves. Ielo
phens 70 Medee lvmbss c., ch,ls@vla
Oregon. 37.V
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Including Merrill and Dosanss. aad
siuios, everyone was prsssnt. II wss.
Of course. necessary that someone bs
st the power house here. After din
nsr. cards and dancing nllsd the time
until midnight. Those present we're
Mr.. Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Walton
aud daughters. Misses Dorotha Mar.
tin and Alice Duncan. Mrs Leslie
Oldn. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. u. Foster. Mr..
and Mrs. G. J. Ferguson. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. II. Brsnnsman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. I. Sloan and son. Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Stinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Adams and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. u. Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Fart
Trncy. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. PrinGio
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. A. wsstfaii
aud family. Morris Lesiis. =. n. Rcd
key. Herman Foster and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gins. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. II. u.
Anderson Of Merrill.
. Q Q
Several school friends OF Miss Hor.
tense HoGue gave . surprise party In
hcr honor New Years eve. These
girls formed during school years the
Docena Club Those present were
Misses Ruth and Mary Bail. Pearl
IOw Katherine McAndrsws. Jennie
johnson. Faye Hogue and Hortsnss
iioGue. and Messrs. Theodore Case.
Austin Case. Verne Mcclellan and
Hevcr Radcliffe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05

noon.
Installation Of officers wan held nj
tho regular meeting of Prosperity
Rcbckah Lodge on Thursday evening.
when the following officers wore In
stalled:
Fast Grand Georgia Sloan.
Noble GRAND Alfredo stcinmctx,
Vicc Grand Carrie Cicndonning.
Recording secretary Alice Gociicr
Financial secretary -- Mary Howuc.
Treasurer --Adciinc Cofcr.
WSrdcn--Flora Elliott.
Conductor Alice WOodard.
Chaplnin--ida Grimes.
u. y. N. 0.--Jcnnic liurn.
l.. \. N. G.--i.ouinc Humphrey.
Il. 4. v. G.--Liliis StiitS.
!. \. v. G.--Stcila Mang.
Inside Guardian Ivy North.
Outside Gunrdinn---Eva 0ravcs.
Captain-Grcta bradley.
OrEanist---Aima COfcr.
A. the installation Emo Garceion
acted ~ special deputy and Elizabeth
Ramsby ~ grand marshal.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. 4.
d. Addison entertained n number of
little Girls In honor of littie Miss
Mary West. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. 4. West Of Nj. Laki. who has
bcon spending several days In this
Eeiiy. Part Of tho afternoons enter
lainment was furnished by . Christ.
nsx tree. and cach iittis girl dressed
; doll to tako home with her. sftcr
which games wcrc played.
Tho 4. N. W. Club met on Wednes.
day afternoon at the homo 81 Mrs.
|t'e0r9e Chaatnin. Tho afternoon was
spent In sewing for tho Red Cross
IS'Ocisty. Those present were Mes
danes Dunbar. Summers. Newnhnm.
liurn. bowman. wirts. Cummings.
|COelier and Rnmsby.
Q Q Q
Now Years night Mr.. and Mrs. u.
Winters entertained n number Of
)heir friends nj q dancing party In
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05

per wns served late In the evening.
About twenty-five couples we're pres
ent. a,
!
Mr. ana Mrs. John Martin enter.
tnincd ut dinner sunday In honor Of
Misses vlevR Rnd Dorotha Martin.
who orc spending tho holidays with
their parents. Mr. and Mira. y. r..
Martin. Tho guests were Misses Dor
",ha and vicva Martin. Mr.. and Mrs
y. E, Martin. Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Mar.
TN. Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Ramsby.
Herman Foster ana Henry HajIeck.
Thursday evening n dinner party
was given In the assembly room Of
tho church by Father Marshall for
tho people who were In the Christ
mns choir Of tho Sacred Heart
church. Aftcr dinner cards wore
played. Mrs. Ebcricin and VIII Loo
receiving tho nrst prizes and Miss
Pearl Boivin and Mr.. ilouGhtalinE
received tho consolation prizes.
On New Yenr'n Day Mr.. and Mrs.
n J. winters entertained at q dinner
prrty tho following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hamilton and child. Mr..
and Mrs. q. I. Rcckard and son. Mr..
and Mrs. J. u. johnson and baby
Mr., and Mrs. ". A. Perkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. n. Clcndcnning. Mr.. and
MR.. N. u. Bond. Mrs. Gibson. Mrs.
G. u. Myer. Barbara and C.cii Glen
Gcnning. Msssrs A. Mciby and ssiiG.
man.
A banquet was given last Friday
evening at tho Moose Hall BY the
Caiifornia. Oregon Power company.
complimentary To the employees Of tho
company. snd In tho nature of
Christmas remembrance To them.
Paul u. Mckee. assistant TO tho pres.
idcni ~ the company. came from Ban
Francisco To be- present at this 0c-
cayion. and To express tho apprecia.
'ion ~ the company for the co-opera-
tion Of It's employees during the past
ycNr. An Invitation was sent 20 ev-
cry cmploye In the klamath division.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05

The Travellers has paid since orsan.
Ixation moro that e4S. .OOO. 900 In &C..
ciient and health claims. Ask Chill.
cote shout the New Low Cost policies.
II
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Private electric treatmsnts for ladies.
Beauty Parlors. White bldg. room /.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05
NOTICE

The 6rm Of Ward Z Obsnchsin hav-
Ing retired from business. oil those
who are indebted TO the hrm are re-.
qusstsd to settle their accounts at
once. in order that the business may
be closed up without delay. The books
and accounts are at the Winnek Co.
store. In charge Of Otto HeidrIck.
Please call at once.
set WARD 1 OBENCHAIN.
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Society Events Of the Week

tho new Bond studio. A light sup.
per wns served late In the evening.
About twenty-five couples were pres.
ent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05
Sheep Men Attention!

Eight head Of burrOs at Dlne FrOnt
iusn tO be sold at Once. 2-5t'
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Karluk. In which hs went into the
Arctic. was lost. and Tar 70 the east
there 10 indicated the land discovered.
Il IL evident that he went almost due
south across the frosen Beaufort Sea
10 the Alaskan coast. and then over
the frossu land 20 Fort Yukou.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05

The Happy Hour club will meet
at Mrs. stsinmetx next Tuesday after.
noon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05

vilhjamar stefansson. the explorer
who discovered the white Eskimo.
snd who was believed to be lost In
the frossn north. has appeared at Fl.
Yukon. In Alaska. after . wonderful
trip thru the Arctic regions. One star
In the map shows where his ship. the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-05

Evangelical Lutheran sssvssss WIN
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or . ale Southern Bowling Alleys

Owing to the condition of my health which compels me to leave for the west at once 1 offer for sale my place of business 225 Valley street. con sisting of bowling alleys billiard table cigar and soft drink stand This is grand opportunity for anyone de- siring to get into a nice, clean busl- ness for little money Don't bother unless you mean business Apply to
 BOBT R. M'ROBBBTS,
 225 Valley Street FOE SALE-Young white rabbits, 1G9 Plateau 5-19-3t FOR SALE Furniture in six room cottage Court street Phil Levy. ilO Central avenue. 5-19-tf FOR SALE-Or will exchange for land. a splendid, modern apartment house, l9 rooms: elegantly furnished Phone l216 or 2300 5-15-tf
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CRITICISM BY BAPTIST
 IS DELICATE
CoNTINUEp FROM PAGE 1

 Shreveport, La; address by pr West on Bruner Raleigh, x. C.
 At Baptist Churches.
 First Baptist-9. i5, Sunday school address by k. IT, Coleman, Dallas. Texas; II, w. M. L., sermon by Dr. Geo W. McDaniels, Richmond, Va; :, B. Y. P. l. address by Dr H. Beauchamp, Dallas, Texas; s, sermon by Dr. F. C. Mcconnell, Atlanta. Ga.
 Second BaptIst-CCo Fourth aud GarlanD, South Hot Springs ear to Garland avenue: 10, Sunday school address by Dr. Ray Palmer Lake City Fla; 10:45, sermon by pr l.. L. Henson, Coyington, Ky; 7:15, B. Y. P. [ r., address by Rev. s. NJ. Brow n, Kansas City Mo; S:l5, sermon by Evangelist Y. T. Martin, Blue Noun tain, Miss
 Park Place (Corner Park Place and Magnolia. Take Park avenue car to Park Place street; l0, address by l.. P. Leayall, Memphis, Tenn. II, sermon by Dr. s. Y. Jameson, Atlanta, Ga; 1 B. A P IT., address by II. l.. Strickland, Nashville, Tenn, s, ser mon by Dr J. L. Gross, Dallas, Texas
 Oaklswn COaklaWn Boulevard) - Oaklawn car line to end of line. IL Dr. o. O. Green, Richmond Ky.
 Methodist Churches.
 Central-C Corner Orange and Cen traU, $780, Sunday school address by P E. Burroughs, Nashville, Tenn. l0.50, sermon by Dr ], E Vidwell Waco, Texas, :, Young Peoples ad dress by Dr W. H. Sledge, Baltimore $ sermon by pr. J w. Gillon, Nash vile. Tenn
 Third Street. Corner Third street and Ouachtal South Hot Springs ear to third Street, 9:45 Sunday school address by Dr j. E. billiard. St. Jo- seph, Mo, 10:5o, sermon by Dr. Allen Fort Nashville Tenn. 7:15, Young Peoples address, Rev. J. o. Wa4e. Fl Paso. Texas. S.15. sermon by Dr. k. V. Badly, liartsyille. <. C. Park Avenue-(C Corner Park and Pullman Park avenue car. H. ser mon by Dr. $. J Porter, San Antonio | Texas; ', sermon by Dr John Jeter Hurt Wilmington, $ C.
 OaklaWn-CTwo blocks beyond end of car line on Oaklawn): 9:30 sunday school address by Rev. F. D. Kne Fort Meyers Fla; IT, sermon by Dr J. NJ Thomas Talladeea. Ala, x, ser mon by Dr. A. r. Booth Harrisburg | H.
 Tigert Memorial CEast Bentoi streeD; 9:30, Sunday school addres, by Dr. E. P Jones, Edgefield $. C.. III, sermon by Dr T. NJ. Galloway Dawson, Ga; g. sermon by pr. Jnc F. Vines, Roanoke. Va.
 Presbyterian Churches. | First Presbyterian - (Whittingtoi Junction. All cars 1 sermon by Dr L. O. Dalwson Tuscaloosa, Ala; s Dr. Luther Little
 Orange Street. Near CentraD $ p m, Dr. o. l.. Wood Springfield, Mo.
 Christian Church.
 First Christian Church - Corner Ouachita and Grand CSouth Ho Springs Carl. 9:30 Sunday Schoo address by Dr. w. H. Major, Atlanta Ga; II, sermon by Dr Jno L. ,White Miami, Fla; ..00 Young People, ad dress by Dr John r Christian, Hat tiesburg Miss, B. sermon by Dr J Frank Norris, Fort Worth, Texas Roanoke Baptist tfirst colored) Wilmington ayenue.-S:3O D. m, Ser mon by Dr. A. j. Barton, Fort Worth Texas, D. m, Tuesday. May 21.- Tabernacle The Great World War by Chaplin Frank Well, Little Rock. Ark
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Wanted, at Once, on Government
 Work.

For work at Nashyille's new powder plant, located Is miles out of Nash vile. at Hadleys Bend, on the Cum berland ryer. Surroundings are sani- tary and first-class in every respect We are at present working 10 hours per day, time and half for all work after $ hours time and half for Sun day. First-class board and room on the grounds, $60O per week. We will advance transportation, and same will be deducted from first two weeks wages
 Shipment will be made on the Iron Mountain Road Thursday noon
 Long Job.
 5000 white and colored laborers.
 $3.30 per day.
 Riggers, 55 cents per hour
 First-Class White Carpenters 55 cents per hour, 10 hours. pay for Il hours, $6.o5 per day
 MillWrights
 First class. 72 cents per hour
 Ordinary, @ cents per hour Colored walters and kitchen heb- CTS, $50 per month and board. Several first-class male stenogra - phers; good salaries
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LOST. SPRAYED OR STOLEN lone COW. three years old: one horse about l5 hands high, lop cared. Comubuni- cato with 40l Wilmington avenu P.
 6-4-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-l2 acres in cultivation, one mile southeast of racetrack. Good house and other improvements Also Good Mineral Well worth a fortune if placed on market Thoroughbred Duroc-Jersey and Poland China breeding hogs and pigs One mule
 wagon, harness. etc. Terms to suit the purchaser Simon Luberack, Gen
 Del 5-19-1wk
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN from my farm at Gibbs. Ark, one black or dark blue 3Gear-old horse mule with
 bell; Sl0 reward for any informabtion as to his whereabouts. Phone o1 ad-
 dress Postmaster, Gibbs. Ark. 5-1H-2w
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Dr Ira A. Williams. Chiropractor six years experience in Hot Springs Office, corner Central and Court streets, opposite Arkansas National Bank Building Telephone HIS.
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FOR SALE-Best located city prop
 erty, lot 50xl77 with Groom cottage; also PTS acre improved farm. near city, Jas McKie, 5l9 Qnapaw Ave, Hot Springs. Ark. 5-l0-im
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FOR RENT-SiX room furnished cot
 tage, 230 Court St Phil Levy. uo Central 5-S-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR Rf1NT-Four room furnished cottage, two blocks of bath houses.
 inquire at Hurley House. 5-l9-tf
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WANTED

MALE sCELLANEoU $
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FOR RENT OR SALE SIX acres on Malvern road, near golf links; good
 house, water and orchard Apply to UT. J. w. McClendon. l-tt
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PASTURE-Brunada, Japan clover and rye pasture, with running water
 W. B Calhoun, Laurence, Ark. Phone 9526F5. 5~2l-lS
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WANTED

1 WANT 10 clean your CARPETS and RUGS. Telephone 347 &Dd wagon win call. Chas. Hotchkiss, Mgr 2-lO-tt
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FOR RENT-Peoples Garage con crete floor 321-323-527 Malvern Ave
 Dr. j. w. McClendOn 5-l4-Q
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 Enquire at Hurley House. 5-1g-tf FOR RENT Six room furnished cot tage, 230 Court St Phil Levy. uo central 5-S-tf FOR RENT OR SALE-SIx acres on Malvern road, near golf links; good house, water and orchard. Apply to Dr. J. w. McClendon 1-l-tf FOR RENT Cottage; 4-rooms and bath. Call St Johns Place or phone 15S2 3-22 if PASTuRE-Brunada, Japan clover and rye pasture, with running water w. B Calhoun, Laurence, Ark. Phone 9526F5. 5-2l-lS FOR RENT Peoples Garage con crete floor 321-32S-527 Malvern Ave Dr. J. W. McClendon 5-l4-f FOR RENT-Nice cottage, large ward 312 Pleasant St. Dr. J. W. McClen- don. 5-l4-tf FOR RENT-Furnished rooms anu apartments near Arsenic springs. 13s Magnolia street. Mrs. c. l.. Gardner.
 5-7-lmo FOR RENT - Elegantly furnished rooms, Old Woodbine, rear of post office Phone 1237 S-1-t f
 Modern, homelike apartments Everything furnished Prices reason able. Rest of references. Phone No 20 or 691. NJ. Wager. 1-5-tf FLATS FOR RENT-F1ve and three rooms, beautifully furnished, best To- cation, close in and near bah houses; very quiet and homelike. "A Prospect Ave. Phone 22S5 11-6-tf ELEGANT FURNISHED COTTAGES 423 429 Whiting on-apply 472 Whit tington. Phone 534 6-10-tf FOR RENT-Furnished six room cot tage, modern conveniences, close in. half block car line Apply mornings, PIG Parker street Phone 224j.
 5-l7-f FOR RENT Furnished rooms with kitchen privileges, 721 Malvern ave- nue, Phone 12S3 2-15-if
 FOR SALE
 FOR SALE-l2 acres in cultivation. one mile southeast of racetrack Good house and other improvements Also Good Mineral We'll worth a fortune if placed on market Thoroughbred 1nnrnn- lnt.-nt- Ilnin1,I l,I,i,n..
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WANIED-To bay a gooC DIAMOND.
 W. II. Hall 3-20 if
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms with kitchen privileges, 721 Malvern ave nue, Phone l2S3. 2-l5-if
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06
SPRINGFIELD, MO-, SCHOOLS
CLOSED AGAIN BY Fill

Springfield, Mo-, Dec. 6-The pub
Tic schools were ordered closed today
for the second time as result of 4
new outbreak of the influenza.
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with crimina, charges. which, if
brought. | must face. Therefore,
must reserve any statement until
charges are actually brought.
%, / owe certain loyalty to
the present German government and
cannot make declaration which
might compromise others
The correspondent requested the
general to ask the former emperor
whether he would confirm the Crown
princes assertion regarding the
Kruger telegram and the central
brought back the answer: "The
Crown Prince is absolutely correct
n his facts The telegram. already
written, was laid before me for sig
nature.
Il refused to sign it for three days,
but iin;ply did so under pressure OF
the Gcrnan diplomats and my polltl-
cal advisers, who advanced many
reasons for sending the dispatch. Of
course. having .fgned it. | take full
responsibility
The former emperor ard empress
are leading very quiet life. Their
tab e is of the simplest; in fact, they
have submitted to regulations re-
quiT.ng them to be ratiOnGd for bread
and butter and other edib'es Just as
the ordinary country fox. Occasion
ally they walk N the surrounding
woods but recent days have. been so
wet that it has been almost impossible
for them TO go out except for car
Iiagp ride.
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MASONS INITIATE
MANY CANDIDATES

THURSDAY was gala day n tho
Ma conc circles in this city. There
was Z specia' convocation of Wilson
Royal Arch Chapter No. IS for the
purpose of conferring the degree of
Royal Arch Masonry upon a number
of candidates. In all seven Master
Masons received what is known in
masonry as the chapter degrees. The
work of conferr ng degree: began
promptly at l o'clock p. m, snd con-
tinued unit late in the night AT
o'c:ock in the evening the ladies of
the order of the Eastern Star, the
ladies' auxiliary of Masonic order
served very fine luncheon to tic
members Of the chapter.
The following persons from out of
town received the degrees: James A.
Caldwell, Jackson, Missouri, j. F.
Angel, j. M. Caruthers, j. ID. Barks,