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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
DENVER MOTHER
PRAISES TANLAC
SAYS IT STOPPED NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN WHICH THREAT.
ENED DAUGHTERS HEALTH

This Tanlac put . stop to a nerv-
Gus breakdown that threatened my
daughters health. and she is now Us
we'll and happy as she ever was"
said Mrs. J. L. Unangst. Of 3?37 Al
colt street. Denver. Colo.
For the last twelve years." she
continued. my daughter has held a
fine stenosraphic position with one
Of the leading firms Of the city. and
steady application TO her work for so
long vas beginning to tell on her.
Her appetite failed her. and she jus,
had to force down everything she ate
and was in misery for hours slts.-
wards from gas that formed from her
sour. und;ssstsd scod. Her nerves
seFs ell on edge. 20 she got little
sleep. and would &c. up IL the raorn-
.ngs feeling Is tired and worn out as
hen SIZE -ent 70 bed. She vas ua-
Ger such a nervous strain all the
time that ] became uneasy and felt
II she didn't get relief II would bs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
:. A Bright Idea :.

mess, been running now ten ysars OF
isss. A scrimmass every nov and
then. before thiass al drop dead
again. There's lots Of slaeksrs here
ana there. who don't Ct In and do
their share. and % the blame thing
slides along. the methods punk. the
systsm's wrong. AZ this rate vs'u
bs out for gore. fos forty ssvss ysaTs
or more.
Now Why not get hight down to
tacks. cut out the lav and ~ the
are! Let's set . day aad name spos
enc all get out IN one big lot. and
wien the starter hollsrs go" Why,
g,ab . club end start TO nov. WITH
IN an hour or two at most. II svery'
bcdy holds his POST. this question
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

but a question Of time until she
would have a collapse.
she WASH; willing to step work,
80 I persuaded her to try Tanlae. and
actually from the way II took held
q. her ,rorbles II acted like II was
made especially for her. She began
:, pick up a; once and before 'hc
Rad finished her first bottle her i'm.
r-cvement was 80 marked that every.
body noticed II. She has taken but
two bottles so far and Il has built her
ur wonderfully. Her appetite Is
splerdid and she eats everything she
wants and enjoys every meal. She
,s never troubles with gas or indiges.
ton in any form: she has lost that
tired. worn out feeling and goes to
rer work everw day fresh and stronc
and full OF life and energy. ] certain.
~ am grateful for the good Tnnlae
hs, done my daughter. for I positive
y believe Il saved her from q serious
Illness"
Tan,ac l. sold In klamath Falls nv
Star Drug Co. ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

Aitho . year or two ago the old
q. q. seemed sort Of slow to jump
Tito the huge turmoil and muss up
the mug Of Btll snd spoll bic plaas
20 locate In the sun and rule with
Cot" when he vas done. Old Uuese
sam has ~ his pace 70 change the
scrap into chase.
He cut his other pasttimes short.
he put hisI heart into the spost. aso
vhea the boys come marching back
they'll hats the kaiser IN . hack.
Nov. that Is business thru and thru.
and what the folks at home should
do when we have GOT Q scrap 70
fight. Why not vade h asd % Il
right.
Fer iastaaee. take this court houss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
MOVING ACTING DECLARED
ND ~ PRODUCTIvE WORK

Washington. July Moving pie
ture players are classcd as "lcg!ti.
mate theatrical performers" In an
order announced by Provost Marshal
General Crowder. and draft boards
are directed to consider such players.
musicians and all skilled persons EN-.
ployed In the creation and presen,a.
tion Of moving picture productions
rs engaged In productive employment.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
Dearest Public:

And this Is another day In the sew
"hth month. and you can. II you
choose. be exposed to some bargains
" you see us.
The Ruby is the birthstone for this
month.
The principal supply Of real Rubies
Is the Oriental countries. principally
India.
The Ruby and It's value we're
known to the ancient peoples Of 1000
years ago.
TIE Ruby is either male or female.
The rich. deep red being termed
the male. and the lighter shades OF
red being termed females.
always knew Ruby a. a female.
Oh. you kid.
Rubies have been and are now be-
ing produced scientifically by man.
and have been made so perfect In ev.
cry vay that most experts could hard
ly tell them.
II this IL your birth month wear
7our birthstone. the Ruby. and bs
lucky.
And Ruby. In case this guy decides
70 build on the lot he has asked you
" shrare. We have a new bunch OF
Tiffany slavery rings.
We do all sorts OF repairing and
We want your patronage. McHattans
a. sos Main street
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
Worlds S Champion Pistol
Shot Is In U. S. Army

army as captain. Mr.. McCutchcn is \
graduate OF the University Of Cole.
rado and practices law In Denver.
In 1915 he planned 20 10 TO Berlin
u give an exhibition In fancy shoot.
iLs. Now. he says. he plans TO go 10
Berlin TO give an exhibition OF = dif-
fcnent Kind
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

which for ysars has rsat our land
and half our taxes spent. can b ad-
justsd. elinehed and sealed: thereTl
be no case to b appealed. Wen
knew which site to 60 and seise snd
save much In sttornsys' fees. aud
tho half dead. ven know we're dons
and ready then to fight the Hun.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

J can supply few more families
with milk. Prices for balance of
July: pint ,?.oo; ] quart. $3.50;
2 quarts. 800 FOR 30 tickets. L.
L. French s.,..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
CITY HOME CHANGES HANDS

A realty deal was completed this
morning by which Fred Cofer takes
syer the residence property At 1917
High street. previously owned by Mrs.
Georgia Davis OF Ashland. and re-
Gently occupied by p. d. Owen. The
new owner Is given immediate pos
session. The sale was completed thru
IN" agency Of the Smith Realty com.
pany.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
HAY INSURANCE.

Hay is a fine price. Can you af-
ford to take chances of losing your
crop by fire? Get a standard policy
hrm chilccte. Phone ss, or call .r
write s33 Main street. SGT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Great Volume Of Mail
Goes to Prisoners

More than twenty million letters
and cards addressed 10 various con.
c,n,ration camps In Germany. Franc
Italy and Austria. were handled by
tn, post. Between May I and May
IL all the mail destined to Ens,ish
prisoners OF war In Germany waa
sent via Bcrnc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
BACK FROM ROCKY FONT

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl r. Shepherd
have returned from n few days cut.
ins at Rocky Point. They report a
fine time
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

Pernc. June s.--A greater volume
OF mail matter destined to prisoners
OF war In Allied and Central coun-
tries passed thru Switzerland during
the month OF May than during any
month since the beginning Of hos,il-
tiles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

Money on farm and city property
at TO per cent. Arthur r. VIII
son. s.e,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

! have money for real estate loans
as low as 8 per cent for first class
security. Arthur r. Wilson. 2.6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

Purchase n Thrift Stamp before re-
firing They work while you sleep
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR Nicely furnished front
room. bath In connection. Suitabi-
fo gentleman. Close In. Pho<s
%3s. 0.S,'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

H NUR large, and constantly increasing,
II ~ business Is built on quality an1 service.
Wehave made hish-srade goods our
speciality. In drugs we specialize in those
manufactured by Sqab and Put1'Da1k Our
rubber goods are manufactured by the
Faultless Rubber Co., Tie WesEva lae In
the Camera Department you will find East.
man goods only--Kslakx Our stationery Is
mainly made by Eaton, Crane and Pike.
Highland Linen and Linen Lawn Ivory toilet articles,
Partisan Ivory, are the famous Puah If itsa
fountain pen you want you will find Csnkh
and Waterman pens. If razor the Cescs or
/ Keen Kdter brands. And so it Is with dozens
Of other articles. We eel, and feature,
the well known dependable goods, made
by leading manufacturer. Some of these
cost little more than second grade, in.
ferior articles, but they are well worth the
small difference in price. Our customers
have learned that it pays to come to Us,
for'we have only the best grade Of goods.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
WEATHER REPORT

oregon-Fair. cooler In east
portion With moderate westerly
winds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

Nsximum-e0.
Ninimum--6A.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

War eavtng Stamps earn intcrss'
tor you on Sundays and holidays.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-16
z OBOZU GRANTA.
Rockford, 16. wrzesnia.

Rockford, 16. w~rzesnia. -
Przysluchiwanie sic mowom ma
pora Thompsona oraz wprowa--
dzanie w Gym ~zawartych w mich
wskazowek kosztuja S. R. Kreut-
zingera dziesiec lat wiezienia.
Taxi wyrok wydaf sad wojenny
mad Kreutzingerem, ktoremu IT,
dowodniono n~ielojalnosc W. mo-
vie do oficer6w. Kreutzinger do
wodzii, re opinie swoje wyciagal
Z NOW majora Thompsona.
General major Emilio Gugliel-
motif, czionek ambasady w}oskiej
W Waszyngtonie pc raz pierwszy
odbyl urzedowa inspekcye obozu
Granta. Przez caiy czas przegladu
okazywai nietajona a%dmiracye ola
zoinierzy i oficer6w amerykah--
skich oraz ola szybkoSci przera-
biania cywil6w ma zo}nierzy pier
wszej klasy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-16

C~ieSzy1o mas ogromnie, gdy MEDIA
VINO temu zawita} do mas czlonek
komitetu paryskiego p. Maryan Seyda
i przyni6sf nam informacye. TEN
wiecej cieszymy sic teraz z przyjazdu
prezesa komitetu paryskiego p. Roma
ma Dmowskiego i skwapliwie korzysta-
my z tel sposobnosci, ably wyrazic
jemu i calemu komitetowi paryskiemu
"a nieStrudzone ich prace. hold | ME
wygas1a nigdy pamiec.
Tutejsza Naczelna Organizacya W
Polonii Amerykahskiej pozostanie 1
Dadsl jedyna i potezna nasza narodo-
wa ola podzwigniecia Ojczyzny misty
tucya, CO bedzie ma zawsze dowodem
rasze,j d~ojrzaioSci ~politycznej, / naszej
gotowoSci podporzadkowania sic pod
w~skaz6wki tych, kt6rzy stac beda u
Steru naszych zabieg6w narodowych, a
,sreszcie jake dow0d, re ostatecznie zro
zumielismy znaczenie tego hasia IL W
zgodzie i jednosci jest sila i potega.
o lie Sejm UNA "a Stosowne pre-
~provadziG dalsze zmiany, beda Il ME
watpliwie wyplywac z tego samego "a
}ozenia. podejmujac postawione przez
a hasto: ,,Sumienne s%peinianie obo-
wiazku wzgledem Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych i Ojczyzny."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-16

fen cz}owiek na,jskromniejszy re wszy-
stkich, naiczystszego charakteru zu-
pe1nie bezinteresowny. WierzaJcie NIL
ze iedynie odrodzenia Wielkij Polski
on pragnie. Dajcie mu swa Ware po-
moe d~ostateczna, tax moralna jak ma
teryalna.
Zaprowadzcie zmiane, kt6ra do tego
istotnie dopomOae.
Wskutek takiej r~eorgantzacyl, nasz
mistrz Paderewski, jake czlonek komi-
tetu paryskiego p. Maryan Seyda PREY
ni6s1 nan p~rzedstawiciel nasz W tym
komitecie zyska ma powadze i wpfynie
rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonych'i sku-
teczniej ola naszej sprawy bedzie mogi
~pracowac.
Me powinnismy zapominac take a
nj ma chwile jak doniosie us1ugi oddaf
! oddsi ia sprawie naszej POlski Komi-
tet Narodowy W Paryzu. On to PREY
czyni1 sic do zorganizowania Wychodz-
tva Polskiego W Europe i do zespoie-
MIA sic z dazeniami Polak6w, rozrzu-
conych ma ~rozleg1ych obszarach Rosyl'
Komitet Paryski r%oztropna / konsek-
wentna polityka swa wyjednaf daleJ
wszystkie wspomniane oswiadczenia a.
liapt6w i utworzenie s~amorzadnej ar
mil polskiej, co sta1o sic punktem wyJ-
scia do zabieg6w o niepodlegfa Pol
ske, Komitepwi ~Paryskiemu zawdzie-
czamy take postawienie sprawy ma
szei ma miedzynarodowem stanowisku'
Dlatego tez many obowiazek poprzec
skutecznie komitet Paryski, ably Allan
ci przekonali sic, re ma on slime opar-
Gle O te wszystkie SHY polskie, ktore
ME So pod obuchem wroga i NIGGA swo-
bodnie sic oswiadczyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-16
OKAZ CZYNEM!..
q CIEZKIEJ

Pc CIEZKIEJ CHOROBIE,
wiasnie W chwili, gdy SlkA l
|ZYCIE wracaja, ,slabosc zwykle
najsilniej uderza... kAZDE
ZLO, .kt6re mas odchodzi, maj
srozszym jadem ma mas bry-
zgnie W chwili Opuszczenia...
NIEWOLA NASZEGO Ma
RODU CHO--
'R0BSKO przebrzydie, przez
Sch ukoronowanych zioczyncoW
ma mas rzucone, odchodzac, maj
srozszym jadem spustoszenia i
nieszczescia ma mas bryzgnefo.. -,
Potrzeba nam POMOCY, potrze-
ba N POLAKU pOkaz
Swiatu CZYNEM, zeS POLSKl
nieodrodnym SYNEM:
SKLADAJ PODATEK Ma
RODOWY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-16
SPRAWOZDANIE
SMULSKIEGO.
(Dokonczenie.)
u, movie swej powiedziai on: -

" movie swell powiedziai on: -
ME Jest to stuletnia rocznica zgonu
Kociuszki, to jest Swieto narodze-
MIA lego duchowego d~zieciecia. To
dziecie, kt6re tn przyszlo ma SWAT
to lest wolna Polska. Trzymaja ia
d. chrztu Anglia d. Francya, bez kto-
re-; poparcia to dziecie mole ME PREY
S7!oby ma SWAT. Trzymaja ia do
chrztu take ojcowskie dla mas Sta
ny Zjednoczone. Baczcie, azeby to
dzitc Gle bylo urodziwe i slime, ably
wyroslo ma o~dwainego meza. DaJcle
MI Wasza ozywcza miiost, a W tel
rriosci samych siebie dajcie- -
SWAT ma Was patrzy. P~rzyczyncle
s:e do & ably armia nasza narodo
va staIa sic godna polskiego marc
du. liezba karnoScia / ably mestwem
wprawiia W zdUmienie SWAT i W po-
dziw wszystkie rzady i narody. Jezeli
tn powstanie ia armia, to ~przekona
SWAT caly, re lyle ia Rzeczpospoli-
ia, c kt6rej marzyi Kosciuszko / o
kt6ra walczyli oicowie nasi, a wy
waiczyli te Polske Polacy amery--
Ramsey"
Zapoczatkowana W ten spos6b ar
mia polska, jest jui ma linii bojo--
wei. a telegramy jej wodza genaraia
Archinarda chlubne o niej przynosza
wieSci. w dniu l. lipca br., pomo-
gla armii ~francuskiej do odbicia po-
zycyi niemieckich, W dniu % lipca
pokonala odwaznyn ruchem Mem
COW ma froncie dw6ch kilometrow,
dzieIa do niowoli $50 iencow i 20
mi.raliez.
Uznanie Ia bohatersNie czyny ar
mil naszej otrzymala Gala nasza OF
czyzra W deklaracyi Najwyzszej Ra-
dy Wojennei aliantow z dnia 5go
czerwca, 1918, W kt6rej czytamy.
,Utworzenie Niepcdlegiego Panstwa
Polskiego z Wolnym dostepem do
mora, stanowi ieden z warunkow
trwalego ! sprawiedliwego pokoju i
panowania prawa " Europe,
Wniosek o uznqnie NiepoGiegio$ci
naszego Narodu gr.ez Kongres Sta
now Zjednoczonych postawn W Sc
nlsie senator Hitchcock, prezes 10
miSyi spraw zagrani-znych, ale po-
niewaz we wniosku swoim powoial
sic ma zastepstwo Polakow W spra-
vie niepodlesloSc'owej przez KOmi-
tet Narodowy Polski W Paryzu, po-
starali sic nasi przeciwnicy W pis-
mach angielsEich o artvkuly, jak n.
D. The New Republic, W ktorych
posUwaja sic az d. zarGutow p%oloni-
zacyi - przeciw Polakom formula
Gym armie Po,ska i W tax niospra-
wiedliwy i k-zywGz&cy spos6b wnfo-
SEX senatnra HitcHCocka staraja sic
udaremnic. Do takiej z~aciekioSci i
takiego zaslepierie ~prowadza "a
wise i up6r partvjny. Niby przyznaja
juz sami, re Niemc6w zwalczyc i
pokonac t-zeba ale czynem i slowem
pomagaja i'm.
Prey tel sposOblcICi z najwdziecz-
niejszem uznaniem pOdnieSG music
szczera zyczliwo$c i zawsze chetna
pomoc, jakich doznajemy re strony
senatora ditchcocSa. On to zabiegal
O dwumilicnOwy zasiiek kongresu
ola glodem dotknietei Polski, oa'po-
magai dla uzyskanil poparcia re strO
ny Czerwonego Krzyza i fundacy.
Rockefellera. R6wniez godzi Gle ram
wspomnieG o skutecznej zawsze po-
uocy seI. Lodge'a, zwIaszcza PREY
zabiegach o uznaniC Poiski niepodle-
g{ym narodem W drodze uchwaiy
kongresu Stan6w Z!ednoczonych.
Mowiac o armii polskiej ME po-
dobna zapomnieG o eorliwej piracy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-02
THREE BOYS SENTENCED TO
JAIL TRY TO ESCAPE

Woodstock. Va, oct. Three per-
sons confined in the Shenandoah
county jail becoming tired Of the
laws delays attempted TO leave
through the roof of the jail Sunday
morning at O'Clock. Sheriff Stoner
was awakened by someone walking on
the roof Scantily clad. he rushed to
the prisoners cells. They were empty.
He then discovered a hole torn in the
steel ceiling Hastily going to the
roof he found Richard Darnell, Will
liam Tucker and Homer Herndon who
threw themselves fiat on the edge of
fhe roof. Being persuaded by a gun
in their faces they kept still until Paul
Stonor, ten -year-old son of the sheriff.
awakened John Heller. whose resi-
ttr1rn X dI1gonatty across the court
square James Wickham was then
awakened and while Sheriff Stoner
covered the prisoners with his gun,
MessrS Heller and Wickham took
them off the roof on ladder They
We're returned II their cells Had not
Mr.. Stoner gotten the drop on
the men, struggle might have en-
sued and one or sill of them might
have been thrown TO the cement pave
ment about thirty feet below.
On the night of September 3. Rich
ard Darnen. William Tucker and Hoo
mcr Herndon, were arrested in Har-
risouburE after the receipt there of
la phone message on that night they
had entered the BLY, garage at Fishers
lIil and were stealing gasoline. when
Biy, owner Of the garage appeared.
They were Wei ARMED and after cover
ing him with their guns. made their
escape. lie al once notified Sheriff
borden who pursued them to Har-
risonhuro. They We're returned to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-02
HERE Is GENUINE
YELLOW PERIL y
Ne" brands Described by Founder Of
yellow Dog Drive Are
Pointed out.

NeN York. Sept 80 Tho only real
yellow peril that confronts America
~ lhe present time is from that type
of citizen that has charlotte russo
for backbone, and that tine peril is
very real and very yellow and very
varied IN species is indicated ny we
fact that the headquarters of the
Anti-Yellow Dog clubs. with branches
IN every city in the United States, has
found il necessary 10 add to tho or ei-
nal definitions Of yellow dogism
Henry irving Dodge, founder %
the nation wide movement to suppress
verbally distributed enemy propaganda
and who personally made arrange
mrntS for The entir" finances Of the
drive" has found that there are other
types al mousrol patriots beside those
b. originally described. and word has
been sent to the two million mem
beers OF the Anti yellow Dog clubs To
he on the lookout for tho newest crop
Of yellow dogs
In an interview given To the press.
NJ, Dodge SAYS that when he founded
the national Anti-Yellow Dog clubs
and pointed the way to com bat he ac-
ttvtlcs Of the secret agents of the
kaiser. he believed. he had covered
every form Of conscious and suh-con-
scious dislovaltA tn the len definitions
describing yellow doGism. hut hc says.
fhat phases OF yellow doEism develop
$50 rapidly that one must be constantly
on the lookout in order to he one hun
dted per cent American.
MIR. Dodge's definition describing
the newest species of YelloG Dogs
brings the nationwide campaign
7TT-E7T1St- ttTrfU right uP 70 rhT futUuro-
The eight new types are.
Anyone who shows disrespect ia a
Liberty bond or Thrift stamp salesman
is a yellow DOG
Anyone who unnecessarily uses
gasoline on eaSleSs day is u yellow
Dog
Anyone who dishonesty claims OK
emption from the draft * a yellow
Dog
Anyone who erowis about war-taxes
is Il yellow Dog
The rent phrase is a yellow Dog
Anyone who adds 10 the burden by
trying to make big profits out of the
war is a yellow Dog
Anyone who over eats is STUPID
Yellow Dog~-he's cheating himself
All yellow Dogs are contemplate.
hut the worst are those that hoard
food
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-02
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
CLOSES 10TH CONFERENCE

Harrisonhure Va oct. l--Satur
day and sundays services marked the
close of the ll9th session of the Viz
pinia conference of the United Broth
ron church The meetings from be
ginning to end We're harmonious. pro
htablc aud entertaining
Saturdays sessions opened with de
yorional exercises conducted by ReN.
\. f A. Cupp OF Singers Glen. and
PRAYER was offered by the secretary
OF the conference. Roy, Or Brunk-
After the minutes of the previous
day -Aeal4-raad -.lpi4tnNed-
memorial exercises were conducted
10y Rev Mr.. Cupp in memory of Rev
T., w McMullen. member OF the
Virginia conference, who died during
the year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-02
FAIRFAX COUNTY FAIR
ONLY ONE DAY. OCT. is

Fairfax County, Va Oct. THE
officers of Fairfax County Fair associ-
alton determined, in view of war con-
ditious. To hold the fair for but one
day, and October is was decided upon
rs the date.
There is to be no premium list. but
there will be some prizes in the do
nestle partment, agd possibly few
other prizes to be announced later
Tho principal features will be the
81 hoo exhibit and special program
for the school children
1t is expected that we can get a
ga6d band from Camp Humphreys,
and IL possible an aeroplane exhibit
ZION aud military drills 10y soldiers
from Camp Humphreys win be fea-
lures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-02
THIRTEEN DEATHS FROM
FLU" AT NAVAL BASE,

Norfolk Va, Oct. Although
thirteen deaths were reported from
the naval base resulting from Spanish
influenza, DR.. y. S. Schenck. health
commissioner OF Norfolk. stated this
morning that in the city the proper
situation regarding that disease was
not dangerous and he believed that by
taking the proper precautions even
those who fell victims to the disease
need have no apprehension. The thir
teen deaths at the naval base were all
due actually to pneumonia. Pneu-
smonia. however. was the direct re-
Suit of the Spanish influenza. ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-02
NEWS OF VIRGINIA
Albert Gum Killed.

Staunton. Va, Oct. 1.-THE war de-
partment Sunday officially notified re-
latives that Albert Gum, of Hightown,
Highland county. was killed in France
on. the fifteenth of July. There were
no other details. The message was
received by G. T. Shumate. telephone
operator at Monterey who transmitted
the message to the young mans
mother, Mrs Frank Gum. at High
town.
Albert Gum was among the first
drafted men to go to Camp Lee from
Highland county. He was about
twenty-one years of age. and a son
of the late Frank Gum. Confed-
crate veteran. Besides his mother,
he leaves three or four brothers and
two sisters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-02
FOUR MD 4 HALE YEARS Old
GIRL kNfTS \ SWEATER

I.ecsburg, Va. oct 1.-One little
exhibit in the ladies department az
the Loudoun county fair attracted
special attention. 1t was a tiny knit
sweater a dolls sweater perfect
model in proportion. 1t was made
by little Miss Mary J. shelton, a
granddaughter of Mr.. John c. Shelton.
only four and a half years old.
One gentleman was so struck with
that he donated a special prize and
left il with one Of the ladies in the
department TO be given the young
miss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-02

If we multiply $50 year or a
dollar week. by SIS. 1000, 900, the
number of Liberty bond subscribers
We now have, we have nearly enough
to keep the whole navy going for a
year. For the year 1919, 1853. 49,
AS was recently apportoned for this
purpose.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-02
ALI. PEOPLE INTENDING TO
BUY PUT LIGHT IN WINDOW

Harrisonburg. Va. Oct. 1.-Au
persons in Harrisonburg Intending to
subscribe to bonds Of the fourth liberty
loan put a light in the front windows
of their homes tonight from to 80
o clock
Members Of the city committee will
visit all portions of the city during
that period and list The homes where
the lights appear.