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The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-20
Go to church tomorrow.

Thursdays and Saturdays. For infor- nation call 45. If
 M. L. Lavender and family will move next week to Murfreesboro where Mir. Lavender has purchased the telephone exchange. He is at present connected with the Farmers Supply Company of th;s ty.
 Gentry Bailey, of ti.o D2iley Drug Store at Blevins, passed through the city this morning en route home from Starksville, Miss, where he was given an honorable discharge from the ser vice on account of being underweight.
 Vernon Stephens of the Putnam Stephens Co.,, has been selected with three other boys of Clark county, who will leave August 22nd, to receive training for war service in the Uni versity at Austin, Texas.-Gurdon Times.
 A jolly seXtette motored to the river Thursday evening and had a swim and a picnic. Those in the party were Misses Stella Young, Camden, Gertrude Guthrie, Jerre Johnson, Messrs. Harris Powell, Orin Ellsworth and Matt Hit.
 The regular meeting of the Fifth grade War Savings Society will be held on Monday, the 22nd of July, at 3.30 p. m. sharp, at the home of Rachel Gordon. All members are urged to be present Visitors wei ccme.-Secretary.
 When we published the list of Limit Club members of the War Saw ings Stamp campaign, some weeks ago, the name of C. A. Fincher, who lives in school district B, was omit ted. MT. Fincher purchased $500 worth of stamps.
 The Germans opened their offensive by getting 'el knocked out of them by the Americans the first pop. We prophesized this. If the Ri had read the Times he would catch on to lots straight dope. Everybodys doing it. Nashville Times.
 J. M. Striplng, father of Elmer Stripling. who volunteered some months ago in the aviation corps. states that after being employed as stenographer in a headquarters com pany stationed at Camp Hicks, near Ft. Worth, Tex, for few months. has succeeded in getting transfer as an aerial machine gunner and is now in training. Mir. Stripling also has son in the navy, he being sta toned in France at present Both of the young men are volunteers.
 Under the heading of "Conserva- ton and Economy" the Southern Standard of Philadelphia, publishes an editorial the first sentence of which reads: We hear conversation and economy linked together so much these days that some of us do not realize that these two terms are not synonymous And yet the word conversation" expresses very well the practice of economy as observed by great many people at this time. Star of Hope.
 Messrs. Harris Powell. Orin Els worth and Matt Hit entertained 13I young ladies last evening with watermelon feast at the park. visit to the Gem Theater and Guthrie's. Those in the party were Misses Gladys and Hazel Montgomery (Ro- chelle. La.), Stella Young (Camden). Louise Scott, Lula White. Beulah Greeson, Amelia White. Francis .Jor- dan, Gertrude Guthrie. Ruth Faves. Marion Smyth, Jerre Johnson. Helen Wilson
 Dolphus Whtten, at the Red Cross Drug Store, hase recently been ap- pointed recruiting agent for the U. S. shipping board to enroll young men for service in the merchant marine, received and executed his official oath ot office. He will use his store as a
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-20

LOST-One 34x4 1-2 Tire Chain on the streets of Prescott Will finder please return to Harrell Automobile Company?
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-20

Bring your worn out shoes to Gree sons old office. I will make them new. R. A. Wylie. l4ml
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-20
THE WEATHER

Saturday and Sunday fair, some what warmer.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-20

A new shipment of Ivory Goods at Guthrie's
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-17
nEllARKAnI.E PR0PHssY WRIT
TEN SO YEARS AGO OUT
LINES PRESENT CON.
(, FLICT

The following old prophecy waa
published in the Denver Post In
November. 1914. and In the Desceret
News in December. 1914. The most
remarkable thins about it is the
accuracy with which the prophecy
has told Of events which we know
have happened since 1914. So in
reading It kindly keep in mind the
date first published in this country
after the war startesk
In a publication called omens OF
the Great War. the following re-
variable ailesory. written BY Broth
er Johannes 500 years ago. appears
In deeiphering the ailesory II mus!
b. remembered that France IS rep
resented by . cock. England BY {
leopard. Russia BY . white eagle
Germany By black eagle and Aus
tria By the ..othsr eagle" while II,
lamb stands for justice. mercy and
truth.
Toward The year 5000 tAs Al
tichrist win manifest himself. II.
army VIM tufDsss In numSsrs Il
sha& ~ - imagined. s...
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-17

times for peace, but the seven angels
who walk in front OF the three ami
mails defending the lamb have de-
clared that victory will only be
granted on the condition that the
Antichrist be crushed like straw on
the barn floor.
THE executors OF the justice of
the lamb cannot stop fighting as
long as the Antichrist possess sol.
dies to fight against them.
That which makes the decree OF
the lamb so implacable is that tho
Antichrist has pretended to be a fol-
lower of Christ and to act in His
name. and II he does not perish, the
fruit Of the Redeemer would be lost
and the doors OF Hades would pre-
vail against the savior.
1.-THE fight which will take place
where the Antichrist orges his arms
will not be in any way a human
fight. -ie ,4s.lsi
(This may have reference to Es-
sen, where the Krupp works are,
and many authorities believe that
the decisive battle may take place
In Westphalts.)
The three animals defending
the lamb will exterminate the last
army Of the Antichrist, but they will
be forced to erect on the battlefield
. pyre as large as q city. for the bo-
dies Of the dead will change the as
pect Of the countryside. a. there
will be mounds Of the slain.
1.-THE Antichrist will lose his
crown and will die In solitude and
madness. His empire will be divid-
ed into twenty-five states. but none
Of them will any longer possess fort
resses. armies or vessels.
Cautiously enough. this number
comedies with the Number Of Ger
man states.)
THE white eagle. by the order Of
st. Michael. will drive the screscent
from Europe. and will instill him-
self at Constantinople. Then will
begin an era Of peace and prosper
ity for the earth and there win be
more wars. each nation being gov
|erned according to its desires and
living according to the rules Of JUS
tice.
There will NO longer be Luther
ans or Schismatics. The lamb will
reign and the supreme happiness OF
humanity will begin. Happy will be
those who. escaping the periods OF
that period. will be able to enjoy
the fruit OF the reign Of the spirit.
and Of the purging Of humanity.
which can only come after the de-
feat Of the Antichrist."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-17
HOW TO KNIT
FOR RED CROSS
IssrRucrIoss REQUESTED p,
MANY UNITS FOR BENEFlr
or WORKERS

90 many people have asked for
Knitting Instructions that Il has be-
come nsesssary to have the latest in
sructions published. Every psrsea
who knits. or can knit or may sxpset
to learn 70 knit should clip these In
structions and keep them for refer.
snes.
This swsats rand sock have been
decided a. the best and have there
fore been adopted - the standard.
ThSrs must b uniformity and al
knittsrs are asked 70 comply With
the Instruction.. Some people
think they have : better way and
are very stubborn ana win not kalt
according 70 the Instructions. Thu
Il not the right spirit and II yeu
cannot comply with the rules. it \
best hat you do some other kiad ei
work. There would b. no end 4
the confusion II everybody aid
things their own way and there were
10 standard.
MEDuM SIZE SOCK
Important suessstsons
Casting on and binding Off mus,
lie loose.
These directions are based on q
t-lo yarn 1.-THE commercial name Of
Ieernset siss ef yarn) and Red cros,
Iassdls No, !. When yarn or needles
|are iarts rss smaller than these
he number u stitches must b
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-17
The War Was Fo,retold

There will bs Christians among
the legions and there will be Mo-
hometans and savage soldiers
among the defenders Of the lamb.
For the first time the lamb viii.
be all red. There will not be sim
gle spot In the Christian world that
will not be red, and red will be the
heavens. the earth. the waters and
even the air. for blood will flow In
the domains Of the four elements at
once.
THE black eagle will throw him
self ON the cock who will lose many
feathers. but will strike back her
IDEALLY with his spurs. He soon
would be crushed were 1t not fer
the help Of the leopard and his
claws.
1.-THE black eagle will come from
the country Of Luther. viii surprise
the cock from another side. and Will
invade the country Of the cock up to
the middle Of Il.
1 The white eagle coming from
the north win surprise the blacl
eagle and the other eagle. and will
ipvads the country Of the Antiehris'
Germany from one end TO Ghoth'
Or.
yTAs black eagle viii ~ himself
..ferssd 70 iibsrats ne cock In orde'
Ito fight ne white eagle. and III
.sssk wili parsus the black eagle In
to the country 81 the Antichrist 4
help he whits eagle.
"Ths battles fought up until thsI
viii BE- ~ nothing compared 10 thos
which will take place In the coun
try Of Luther. for The ssvon aayls
Win Together pour In he fire .
their ssnssrs On the impleus earth
Which si6AusSs stAae ~ Nxb 'Stl
order The differentiation Of tie rae
OF AntieArisk 4 yggY
when The beast sees Tat Gee
lost he will become FURIOUS, and 10
many months the bsak Of Tie whit
sasis. the claws Of The LEOPARD a.
the spurs Of he cock viii furiousi
strike 1t him.
"Thsy Will cross rivers over II
bodies of the slain. and these. 4
places. will change the course Of II
waters. They viii bury only u
men Of noble families. the iesdIa
commandants and the princes. b
cause Of the carnage made BY q
armies will be 3cined the wholssa)
death Of those who viii die d hvr
ger or the peat. w
THE Antichrist will ssk man
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-17

and forth in his way II times which
leaves the wool at inner edge.
Cas- on 20 stitches; knit 9. then
purl L: knit / for II stitches; knit 6
Knit across and back times
(making ridges.)
(c) Knit all the way across.
(d) Knit 6; purl across and knit
last 8 stitches.
Repeat and for inches.
Knit across and purl back for 10
inches.
Purl 2. knit 2 for inches.
Bind off loosely. Sew up sides,
leaving 8 inches for armholes.
Single crochet row around neck
and armholes.
Measurements: Neck (when
stretched) III to IAN inches.
Across chest (not. strssshsd)
~ to 30 inches. 4
4 AZ. Il
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-17

D fffH'il fftsIt tf's a
Notes y hsryty given that tAs
application Of the Utah Idaho Cen
trail Railroad COMPANY fertile par
mission Of ~ Public utiliiiss Gem
mission Of Utah p amsad IT, freight
and passsnSsr rates; rules and rsgu-
lations within " STATE Of Utah. to
conform p General Order No. as 10
sued BY the Director General Of Rail-
roads. viii be neard before the Com
mission 1t ten o'clock a. N.
BY order Of the Commission.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah,
this 9Th day Of August. lsls.
~ :. .. BANNING.
s' ...s Secretary.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-17

as II knitting and slip stitch off tia
knitting needle.
Pass through and stitch as II purl-
Ing and leave stitch on the knitting
needle.
Pass through LIST stitch Of back
needle as IL purling and slip stitch
off the knitting needle.
Pass through End stitch Of back
needle as II knitting and leave
stitch on knitting needle.
Repeat from 60 until all stitches
are off needles.
In order to avoid ridge across end
Of toe. fasten wool down the side.
Laid on level surface the finish
ed sock should measure:
Foot: Length lin inches, but
l10M to IAN Is acceptable.
Leg: Length IL inches. cireum-
'ferencet 9 inches.
Cuff: circumference. unstretched
8 inches: stretched to fullest extent.
- y tnehss.
I 6WEATxRs
OF Heavy wsleAk wool
odahtiti II wool required: ahsss
one pound. Il I hanks u ~ ysrs.
lons pair Of Red Cross needles No. 8.
Cast on - ineAsS.y =
Knit :: purl :. for 3 inches.
! Knit across ana purl tack for ~
inches.
Knit ! sew.
I'd Knit 8: vurl across and knit
last s iti1ches.
(b) Knit I'll the way acreis.
Repeat : and b Tor . iaeAss.
II Knit across ana back J times;
tmakins ! ridgss.)
Knit 8; then purl 4; knit fol
II stitches: knit {.
Bind IN e stitches for neck.
FIRST sHoULDER
Knit 8; then pusl 4, knit ! To-
: IL stitches; ksit &.
Knit Z; hen Suri I: knit 1 %
10 stitches; knit :.
Continue to knit and yurl bacl
! and forth In this way IL times whicl
! leaves the wool at inner edge.
Break off wool and tie Il on Z
: neck opening for
SECOND SHOULDER
Knit q; then purl /: knit 70
: 10 stitches; knit 9.
xait o; ben purl !: knit ! Tor !
, stitches: knit ..
Continue 70 knit ana purl hael
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-17

To measure garment, lay It on
level surface and measure with a
dependable measure wood, metal or
celluloid, not tape line.)
Always join threads by splicing
or by running threads through each
other with worsted needle.
When knitting the reccnd sock of
a pair, always count the rows Of the
first to insure uniform size when
finished.
Tie finished socks loosely togeth-
er In pairs at top OF leg. in such a
way that the hand can be inserted
for inspection.
If sock is thin at point Of gussat
reinforce by darning on wrong side
very lightly with split thread O.
yarn.
Same should be washed when fin
ished, according to Chapter instruc-
lions.
Quantity Of Wool required--about
one-quarter pound.
-Four Red Cross needles No. 1.
Fifty-six stitches on three need
les--20 on LIST needles, 90 on End
needle, 16 on 3rd needle.
Knit 2. Purl 2. for 8 stitches. Knit
plain 8 stitches.
Divide stitches: % on LIST needle
/, (for heeD. IA on ghd needle, IA ON
| Ord needle.
+, First needle 90 Knit one row.
turn. purl row. turn. Repeat from
,(') until you have ~ rows. Al
ways slip 1st stitch.
TO TURN HEEL.
Begin to turn heel on wrong side.
! Slip I. purl Is. purl . together.
purl 1. turn.
Slip !. knit s, slip 1, knit 1. pass
stopped stitch over knit stitch, knit
1, turn.
Slip i. purl 9. purl together.
purl 1. turn.
Slip !. knit Z. slip 1. knit /, pass
slipped tsitch over knit stitch. Knit
1, turn.
Slip 1. purl 8. purl . together.
purl I. turn.
Slip l. knit Q. slip 1.knit 1, pass
slipped stitch over knit stitch. knit
1. urn. :.
CONTINUE until there are 10 stitch
ss on needle.
GUSSET
Pick up 3stitches on side Of
heel. list medley
Knit stitches Of End and Ord
needles onto one needle (2nd need
lle.)
Pick up Is stitches on other side
of heel and take stitches from
first needle. (srd medley
1st needle. ~ Knit to within
8 stitches Of end. knit : together.
knit /.
End needle. (b) Knit plain.
srd needle. (c) Knit l. slip /.
knit !, pass slipped stitch over knit
lstitch. knit to end.
(d) Knit around plain.
| Repeat .. b. .. 4. until you have
I1> stitches On ist needle. 90 stitch.
ss on second needle. ~ stitches ID
iSrd needle.
Knit plain 81 Inches.
KlrlCliiENiiER ZOE
lst needle. 10 Knit - within
stitches Of end. knit ! togshsr
knit J.
II and needle. tO Knit ]. slip !
knit I. pass clipped stitch over kni
stitch. knit 0 within : stitches 0
END: knit : together; knit I.
II srd needle. 10 Knit 1: slip I
. knit !: pass slippsd stitch over knl
stitch: knit to end.
(h) Knit . rows plain.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-17

lautAs aaaAtsr Of ~ Aspaieatsea q
Utah hahe GENERAL, Rallroad Coss-
Uay Scs RssuaAassaa ~ lAnsad NJ
Local and Joint Freight aAd FAs-
ssAeset Sesta, hules - nsgula-
ts'aa within he STATE OF Utah. TO
Conform to ~ Order mo. ~ Of
~ 1inseeos 0snszul q RailpsAs
Dated = wsshanstsn. D. O., May
soth. aeao.-Ones No. ..
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-17
HEEL,

Divide stitches: 20 on LIST needle
tfor heeD. IA on end needle. IA on
Ord needle.
First needle 90 Knit one row.
turn, purl 1 row. turn. Repeat from
90 until you have ~ rows. Al
ways slip 1st stitch.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-05
RUSSIA WILL NOT
 REpUDIATE DEBTS
ONLY OBLIGATIONS THAT WILL NOT BE RECOGNIZED WERE
 MADE BY 6OLSHEVlKI.

Washington, Dec All liabilities contracted by the Russian government except those made by the Dolsheyilu regime, are recognized by the ail- Russian Government at Omsk aud will be executed by it, according to a statement authorized by the ministry of foreign affairs, and received today in Washington.
 The announcement, made after Ad- gniral Koltchak became dictator oi the Omsk government follows.
 "The government which is headed by Admiral k0ltchak as its supreme chief, bearing in m;nd that Russia has always sacredly fulfilled all ite liabilities towards it's subjects as well as 10 the other nations to which il was bound by treaties, has deemed il necessary to state in its declaration of November 2l that it will net fail as soon as Russia is reunited eX- ecute all liabilities of the state tceas- ury, i e., payments Of interests and amortization on internal and external state loans, payments on contracts and salaries of employees, pensions and ol other payments arisin, from law, con- tract or other legal foundations.
 "The government at the same Ume declares all financial acts ot the soy- let powers, as made by mutiucera il- legal and not liable to execution
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-05
HOTEL MAN FEATURE
 OF BIG BENEFIT BILL
JOHN MGLYNN OF NEW YORK TELLS AFTER DINNER STORIES
 FROM THE STAGE.

John McGlynn of New York, boni- face. and popular after dinner story teller, from the stage of the Prln- cess last evening entertained splen- didly when his numper was reached on the benefit for the F'atherless Chil- dren of France fund which is a weekly feature handled by William G. Maurice. Harry Troutveter, the Whistling Soldier opened the pro- gram with a number of popular aud patriotic airs and Edwina Valle rem dered some singing selections in splendid voice. Montaforta. the sol dier boy tenor proved to posgess a most pleasing voice. and won popu- lar plaudits. as did Jack Ramsey, who is musical prodigy and made music from everything he laid his hands on The program was q spiendldly bal anced one and the large audience was well entertained
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-05
BASEBALL CERTAIN
 FOR NEXT SEASON
MAJOR LEAGUE HEADS GET WORD FROM ARMY OFFICERS THAT RESUMPTION IS
 PERMITTED.

Chicago Dee i,--rhe positive an- nolncement that professional base ball would be resumed in the major leagues next season with government sanction, was made by President Ban Johnson of the American league to- night
 President Johnson's announcement was made after he had received d letter from General March. chief of staff of the army. who advised that the war department, under present conditions. could see no reason why inc game should not be resumed.
 The war department closed us down last September, by declaring baseball non essential, and it waa only proper that file department should be consulted in regard to our plans for reopenmg" President John son said
 Consequently put the entire mat ter before General March for his ap- proval
 Genera March's repy to the AfTer- ican Ieaguc executive follows
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

am no longer responsible for the actions or debts Of Ms <. K. Spivey I2-5-;t w J. SDiyey.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-05
T have your letter of November 20
November Twentieth
 1 3 S.

T have your letter of November 90 concerning the resumption of base ball for next year and would advise you that he war department, under present conditions. sees no reason why the game should not be resumed in accordance with the usual regular schedule
 "lt is olr policy 10 muster oul Of service as rapidly as possible all the men now in the United States army, who number some 100000. and We are returning from abroad for the purpose of discharge q number of men which is only limited by tho shipping at our disposal.
 Unless there are some changes m the oituatiou, which now seem inn possible. there Is nc reason known to us why the great national game should not be resumed as usual The wholesome effect If d clean and honest game like baseball is very marked and it's discontinuance would be great misfortune
 President Johnson understand< that the tars of baseball who joined the service, among them Ty Cobb Pitcher Alexander. Benny Kaufr Hank" Gowdy and others, will be
 among the first to receive their dis charges. so they will be able to join their clubs on the spring training trips. Cobb is a captain in q chem ical division now in France.
 Definite plans in the resumption ol the game will De launched at the an nual meeting or the major leagues his month. The National leasie will hold it's session in New York on De- { cember 10, and the American league in all probability will convene in Chi cage two days later.
 l President Johnson said he did moi believe there would be joint ses- sion of the-teo leagues, although th' 1 National league had requested it.
 Committees from the two organiza lions, together with committee iron
 inc minor leagueg, probably Nal
 meet soon after the session of the ma
 iors to settle number of question 1 of good policy confronting them.
 The minor leagues. al tneir anna
 convention in Peoria, H., two week
 ago. demanded that the major league relinauish the right Co draft thei
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-05
PRESIDENT FAVORS
 HIGHWAY BU DING

Washington Dec 4 Early re- sumption anl extension of highway construction is highly desirable in the opinion of President Wilson, Sec retary Houston today made buolic a letter he had received from the pres ident stating speedy renewal ot road building under the federal road act will be for the public interest. and expressing the belief that an addl- tional appropriation should oe made for that purpose,
 Secretary Houston also made public letter from Secretary Baker in waich the war secretary aeser,ed that tho war department will continue to co- operate with the derartment or az 1iculture in the building of roads.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-05
SOLDIERS PLAN BIG
 ATHLETIC MEETING
EVENTS WILL BRING OUT ALI THE BEST ATHLETES IN THE
 ALLIED ARMIES.

American Army Headquarters fin France Dec. Tuesday Plans are under way in Ire army Tor the most extensive series Of athletic contests ever held. Th> series is to terminate in 9 great inter-auied military Olym- pie meet While vet tentative. the plans have been approved by General Iershirg American commander in chief, and the finals ot the contes, $ will be held in Paris if possible The plans provide for competitive eanles. such as track and field sports shoot iug machines, and the like. The com petition will begin Dy platoona and progress througd companies to reg iments, brigades. divisions and army corps. and to the allied armies
 When completed. the program will embrace events for every branch of the service such as competition be- tween machine gun organizations, the artillery, trench mortar and other branches and between platoon and companies of infantry
 The army win be assisted by the athletic trainers of the Y. M. C. A. the Knights of Columbus and other or ganizatious in rounding out the men for the track and field events. Purely American events will be confined to the American soldiers but British, French, Belgian and Italian soldiers will be asked to meet t9e Americans in the finals of other events
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-05
ra Guard Anains. lnlIuen.a.

Don't lct ihc dreau infIuenza gGt you If you have even the slightest cough or cold, better begin using Fol9y's Honey and Tar at once, Henry Willis, Sandy Point. Texas, is one ot many thousands who consider this remedy just fine He says q suf- fered severely with q bau cought, af- ter using four or five dollars' worth of different medicines decided to try Foley's Honey and Tar One bottle gave relief Bess medicine i ever used Contains no opiates-A. C. Jennings.- Adv.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-05
CARD OF THANKS.

We earnestly desire to express our heartfelt gratitude to our many friends for their kiad WoGs and every assistance afforded Us during our bereavement, when God in hiz wisdom called from us our son and brother A. C Piles We also thank everyone for their beautiful floral of- ferings
 Mr and Mrs X Byadfield,
 Eugene Files.
 Hiram Bradfiold.