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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06


The former German emperor IL ~ Of
Influenza, according 10 an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam,
II has been officially confirmed that
King Albert Of Belgium. with the
queen and the crown prince, will visit
Paris.
Nlscount nuxton. governor general
" South Africa. said deaths h,m In.
luenro among Europes, and natives
u South Africa were estimated at
10000.
Nisoount Kato. former mlnlster Of
orelEn affairs, will bead the JApA.
iese delegation 10 the peace confer
nee At Versailles, according TO unof.
ieial adVlces reaching Washington.
Harry X Thav waA released from
he Pennsylvania hospital for the In
zane to spend Thanksgiving with his
mother In Pntsburg.
The sugar divisions Of the United
sthtes Food Administration through.
iut the country will begin 20 demobl.
iEe about Dec. rs.
Mrs. Dellora r. Gates. widow OF
lohn W. Gates. died In New York At
he Hotel Plaza. where she lived. AZ.
er an attack OF apoploxy.
Former Emperor Charles has been
informed by the government Al Wanna
hat he must leave Austria because Of
he counter revolution movement
here.
The formal document OF Emperor
Williams ~abdication has already ar.
lived In Berlin. according to a Berlin
iispatch 10 the Copenhagen Abend.
,ladt
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06
SPORT

Jack Dempsey won the popular de-
ilslon from Bully Miske Of st. Paul in
4 slow six.round bout at Philadelphia,
A field goal by sohrepfermAn was
he difference between the University
" Colorado and the Agricultural Col.
= football teams when they FLASHED
It Gamble field In Boulder. the var.
'ity winning. rs TO rs.
Mai William ThAw Of the lOad Unit
ID States aero squadron In France,
he famous American ace, has been
promoted TO lieutenant colonel, &C.
'ordlng 10 an announcement made BY
Alan r. Hawley. president OF the Aero
club OF America.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

The former empress Of Germany ar.
lived BY train At ksarsbergen, Hob
and.
The American Thanksgiving day
was celebrated In England a. never
before.
The Copenhakon Lokai Anteigsr
lays President Wilson will probably
be invited TO visit Germany.
Bolshevik forces are reported 10
rave captured Pskoff. Dvinsk and
important clties in northwestern Rus
da.
The celebrations Of the victory over
Germany opened A. Peking with a re-
rlew OF the Chinese and allied troops
by President Hsu shih Chang.
Grown Prince Alexander Of ssrtla
ias been appointed regent Of the Jugo.
slav state by the national council Al
Agram, according 10 a Laibach dis
patch.
The former German emperor con
templates an early return 10 Germany
TO reclaim his throne. according 10
news received In London through q
%aeutral source.
Undoubtedly the nos striking
Thanksgiving celebration In Paris was
that organized by the knights OF Col.
umbus At the Church Of Madeline In
honor OF victory.
The British government will have a
staff OF 900 persona IN Paris for tho
peace conference. Assistant Secretary
rowle Of the food ministry Informed
the correspondents.
Prince Macmillan Of Baden, form.
" imperial chancellor, IL favored a.
he first President Of the German re-.
public by democratic circles, accord.
Ing 10 advloes TO the Berlingske
ridende.
Sir r. l. Borden. Canadian premier,
speaking A. the annual Thanksgiving
fay banquet Of the American Society.
approved Of the plan 10 form a league
n nations, but insisted that England
and America are able 10 command the
peace Of the world by acting together
William HohenEollern can be en-
tradited. In the opinion OF Professor
Barthelmy Of the Paris law faculty.
who explains that his guiding prinoL
pie IL that when there Il an apparent
conflict between the law and common
sense the solution Ia always found
by following the latter.
DR. Won Bethmann.H ollweg. German
imperial chancellor ~ the outbreak Of
he al IL eager for an investigation
.nto his share In the origin Of the con.
1let, according 10 a statement he has
made 10 the North German GaIette Of
Berlin. as quoted by the Central News
correspondent at COPENHAGEN.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06
Pithy News Items
Gathered From Al OUer
New Mexico


Accua 4. bang, haserman' "as
killed IN action In France
New Mexico subscribed t26I,IsI 10
the United War Work fund.
Albuquerque will In all probability
celebrate on Dec. Z as an American
tribute to Britain.
HartweIl n. Jones OF Duran died Of
disease and Joseph Il. Moore OF Dem.
ing waa wounded severely In action.
according 10 the casualty lists.
q p.nf.r m. I'm nov with tho rat.
tiea from ain his mttiesnakes which
he uled Al one prairlo dog hole on
his claim.
seven mile, vast Of Callun near the
old Deuanee trndIns post. several rep.
rosentatives Of Colorado capital arc
~plantIns machinery with which they
propoae 10 proapect for oil.
a.. s.so., su..,,n,ona.n,
49, -, o. 1000 fayor,ns an.
~S.a, y, s,u 49,. ~ ,aarh.ss mo
80 sasn nn.hIs 70 ,sscn scnooi
which were closed for Ueehs or
months nv the anu"
g.. n..t.- .o..s 49,, -, ..,
- -a.s- -.ennn, - n tnn,.n,.
snia.n,,a ~ so.I samDs a. ,h. p.,on
1870 ..,,h ~ .@,esn,ion =, snS.,,,c
80 49,. ua.,.a - -. -. 800
~. 49," - - - ,anor,aA
New Mexico contributed more man
49, ysn.a 80 49, Vel
49, - - -, - 80
49,. u.~n,Nson, "aieams ,h.
r",a.n VI, 80 ,hsa .tans riWh
..s~
y si'eI SiY repo't sta'es ,na' nv
farmers VINO soNeu suon aus So
"neat las, ycaI unsol w.
So
ulotle .a ~, nue
-, 49,, - mi, hands uh,,. me
60 r.s,,,c,ton. A. mo-, sI,o. ,hsr 40
a,,h.r min 90 shtn and ybto. &C. n,
n-r..an, nr.c,t..u, va,,.i... 20 ,h.w
NeN M
n, 'ne puIvose oi Iu',ns .ne San
1IuAoy 10, ~ VS. W
'onn Ise'
OF . American eApedi,'ohary lorees
~ " ~.
go $3.50" -
-, - 81 49, aau,in.
!" *. aan,..a., 80, NJ, p.,n, n,
,ssa
Ismpa'sn naus arc 1elnk ts.la,nsu
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nH's NJ, v,'en w va. osmp ,'uy MI
20 DO Ie'lVoNeu anu ',,ansu, iuss'
na's nv o,u anu u''0Isu ~ IN
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p"r,men''
Ass hsen .Sr.s,sd IN S-t,nnnarona 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
TENANTS HOLD RENT
PROTEST IN CELLAR

A committee WIS sent 10 ask for
a conference with Hradncr at his
home on Federal ave ~. The mem.
beers OF this committee alleged that
they were inaultcd by ijradhcr. who
held his door open about slx Inches
ana then slammed IL IN their faces.
Notices of election have been re-.
coivod by all the tenants who have
refused 20 pay the Increased rentals.
with the exception of the Hhipyard
workers. who are under the protec'
ton OF the emergency floctH fair
rentals commission.
some Of the tenants arc depend.
ents Of soldiers and sailors. and
claim that they are unable 20 pay
the high rent that IL demanded.
The tenants Indignation meeting
was dispersed by policeman. ow.
ing 10 the Influenza ban. one OF
the apokesmen for the renters
states that before the meeting was
broken up. pradner was listening
outside the basement window and
ego, an earful" OF the opinion that
bis tenants have Of him.
When questioned concerning this
dispute, West a Wheeler. Erndner's
agents. deny that there was any un'
dsrntanJing with the tenants that
the rent should not be raised. and
state that the increases were peeen'
aary because the house. which was
not built by contract, cost tho own.
or s3s 900 more than be bad figured
that I, would.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
WORKERS
ASK INCREASE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s.-Thc
Ugh, and power locals Of the Inter.
national Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers today served notice on the
light and power companies of the
San Francisco bay region for a gen.
eral conference within 80 days. with
representatives OF their employers.
for discussion OF . proposed IN.
crcas. In wages 90 be asked by the
men.
The Telephone Workers union. Of
the International brotherhood. In q
referendum vote. decided 10 open nc.
gotiatlons with the telephone com.
pauy for wRgc Increases contained
In tho Macy award report.
More than 10000 telephone en-.
pioycs are affected.
Tho electrical workers ask for
$50 day. with proporiionasc In.
crcas-s for forum~n Tho operators
ask for ~ for beginners and a maxi
mum Of ~ day Tor experienced op-
crators. The present scale Is 1850 q
day for beginners and S.-.5 for er.
perienced operators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
Makes Appeal for
Destitute Family

Editor Tho Star. I would like to
state very sad and pitiful case Of
a family. a mother ana six children.
The father. David u. Wilson. vic
tim OF Influenza. died after n few
days illness. All the family had Il.
including the mother. but all recoy.
cred. and then he was taken
The oldest child f. II and the
youngest babe In arms.
The hou@e they live IN has been
sold. and they have received notice
TO move They are sorely In need
OF money.
I feel that the people OF Seattle
will help that poor mother In her
trouble II the case IL brought before
them.
Their address Is 500 :7th ave. s..
Rainier valley,
MRS. ]. KrLLAM,
azse Ferdinand St
Phone Rainier 7;7w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08

Bitter charges OF rent hoRginE
have been made by the tenants Of the
Lcuawce apartment house, 1893 iinr'
ward ave. owned by the lirndncf rs.
tate. Inc. OF which Leo iiradncr, of
1909 Western ave. - the president.
Complaints have bccn filed with
the fair rentals commuaion, and the
tenants have organized 10 secure
whatever redress II possible. IN tho
basement 81 the building they have
held Indignation meetings, which
have been broken M by the police,
acting 80 the tenants claim on the
jnstlgatlon 81 the landlord The feel.
Ing against this landlord Is exceed
ingly bitter
The house was only recently built
and the tenants say that when thoy
rented tho apartments most OF them
were told that tho They could not
secure leases, the rentals that were
fixed would not lie raised for al least
year. on N. strength Of this nH'
suranee. they went ahead and fur
nlshei the rooms.
The agreement Included tcle'
phones, llght. gas and oil cony.n.
fences For the first two months
they had no telephones. aitho they
had paid for them. they claim, Then
the hardwood floors. which had been
laid over wot cement buckied up.
causing much discomfort.
on October II notices of rental In
creaa.s ranging up 20 ie per cent
were mailed TO the occupants. This
brought the rent for the apartments
m a. high ~ 1910. and AS they
comprised only two rooms and a
bath. II wns tho unanimous feeling ~
the tenants that the charge was ex.
ceasiv..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
AGAINST
GAS Rates IS
STARTED FRIDAY

Seattlc'E protest against the In
crease In sas rates proposed by the
Seattle Lighting Co. was filed Friday
BY the corporation counseis offic.
with the public service commission.
at olympia
The company asks that II be allow.
ed TO increase It's revenue by fi2o,ooo
yearly thru the elimination OF dis
counts given Tor prompt payment OF
bills.
Il win do everything in my power
TO protect the interests OF the PEG
Pile" declared Corporation Counsel
Meier, as he dispatched the city'a
protest 20 the state capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08

competent instructors learning his pro-
fesSion. Furthermore, every operator
in this office has his certificate from
the state dental board hanging right
on the wall in front of his dental chair
in plain sight Of all.
This means that he has gone before
a board of competent examiners and
passed thorough, searching examina-
ton as to his knowledge and ability TO
practice the profession of dentistry.
This means that when you come to
this office your work will be done by
a man who knows his business thor
oughly, for the very good reaon that
we have no other kind here.
Our price are RIGHT, because
we do very large volume of bust
ness, and it therefore stands to reason
that we can afford to take smaller
profit on the individual patient than
an office which does only one-half
or one-third OF the volume that we do,
can possibly afford to take. 1t is a
fundamental Of all business that vol
ume reduces prices, and we pass the
benefit On to You in reduced prices
WE GUARANTEE ALL WORK
All work that leaves this office is
protected by our irondad guarantee,
which is signed both by the operator
who does the work and also by l. r.
Clark, d. d. S., owner and manager
Of this office who is thoroughly re-
sponsihle.
This guarantee says-and it means
just what il says-that if for any rea-
son your work does not give you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
s. s. S. Greatest Blood Remedy
Gives Results When Others Fail

matter. which Nature intends shall
be thrown off. is left In the system,
IL Is absorbed into the blood and
boils. pimples. rashos. hlotehes and
other eruptlons OF the skin appear,
y. s. 3. goes into the circulation
and removes every particle % blood
taint OF poison Of every character.
All skin diseases and cruptions pass
away. and the smooth clear skin.
slowing with health. shows that the
body Il being nourlshed by rich.
pure blood. Rheunatism. catarrh.
scrofuia, Contagious Hood Poison.
all are deep seated blood disorders.
and for their treatment nothing
equals q. 8 = Get s. s. 9. a, any
drug store. II yours Is peculiar
case write Medical Adviser. as
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
SAY AMERICANS
MUST CONTINUE
FOOD SAVING

WASHINGTON. Nov. B.-Thc
German people have TO rat and
the American p~cplr VIII have
10 continue strict food con
s~ryatIon measures.
That viii be th- postwar slt.
alton. ~ food administration VI.
fieials scc II.
Despite tense diHlnclination OF the
American peoples 90 deny them
scIves that the enemy may have
food. this denial must " made. OF
flclals aay,
Whether the Germans actually
got aud consumed American food
does not particularly matter" they
naid. Peace viii permit them %
buy food In the worlds markets
and the food situation must be
viewed from the standpoint u the
world supply. And the world prob.
ably Is short.
They may go to Spain and the
Spanish colonies. or 10 the neutral
states OF South America. hut l,
win BE- necessary TO consider their
food demands. IL 10 certain their
United states and the allies win
make a united effort IN put aside
the Old Testament motive OF an eye
for an eye. a tooth for . tooth. thai
has aciuat-d them IN the war. and
substitute icsa hostile attitude
The nrut duty. food adminiAtra
ton officials point out. IL to supply
sufficient food 20 England. France,
Italy. Belgium and Serbia Tho nd.
minlstration has gone on record
with It's feeding program 20 the
csecho slovaks. the Jugo slava and
other peoples Of the late AuHirp
Hungarian empire. who have assist
ed the allies In the struggle for
world democracy.
Tho feeding problem would he
bigger with the cessation Of hostiii'
ties than u was before the war. and
while there WIN b. a iesasned de.
mand for rstlons among the troops.
this small gala viii b more than
overcome by the demands % civil
populations In the various countries
OF Europe who have been undsrfod
during tho war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
CITY OFFICIALS
MAY BALk At
PHONE CHARGES

The city council may figh, the In
crcAne In telephone rates authorized
by IN. public service commission
Thursday.
Reports 81 the increas~ VIII b"
turned over 10 the city council by
Corporation Counsel Walter y. Meier
for consideration within the next few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
BAD SPRAINS OR
MUSCLE STRAIN


Rub IL on sprnin~d ankle.
wrist. shoulder. back or . spraln
or strain anywhere. that's when
you rraiixe the magic IN old. hon
est "st. Jacobs Eminent" because
the moment u II applied. out comes
the pain. ache. soreness and swell
lng. II peneirniee right into the
injured muscles, nerves. hgamenis.
tcndons and bones. and relief
comes Instantly. II not merely
kills pain. but soothes and hc.sia
the injury 20 a quick recovery
IL effected.
oc, small trial bottle Of st.
Jacobs I.inimcnt- right now at any
drug store and stop suffering. Moth
In. else He,s things straight so quick
iy.-.o thoroughly. II ~ the only
application to rub on n bad spraiu.
strain. bru!ss or swelling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
IT PUTS THE "PEp''


This n what makes Pcpilron Of
wonderful Therapeutic value. and
so aucccssful after influenza the grir
and in blood and nerve troubles
ancmia. paieneaa, nervous weakness
and the exhausting worry and anx'
Iefy over the world war.
II 10 real iron blood and nerve
tonic. especially beneficial in the
weakness following the Influenza and
grip. 10 WORKOUT. brain-faggcd men
dclicatc women. Hchool.ilrcd girls
and 80 fastgrowing boys. invailds
and eonvalercsn,s. the aged and Ia
firm. IL actually puts iron. q
natural strvngthener. into the blood,
and restores tho wasted RID corpus
cics Your druggist knows its grca,
merit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08

entire satisfaction, come back to -
and we will make it right.
BEST EQUIPMENT
Our equipment is second to none.
When we fitted up these offices we
spared neither time nor expense to
give the people of Seattle the very best
Every modern appliance that will aid
in the better performance of painless
dentistry will be found here.
PAINLESS METHODS
We have brought our system Of
painless dentistry TO such a point Of
perfection that we are now able to
guarantee to perform practically any
and all kinds of dental work without
hurting the patient bit.
This is matter of great importance
to YOU Many people have put off
having necessary dental work done on
account Of being afraid that it would
be very painful to have the work done.
II you are among this number we tell
you now that you need delay on this
account no longer.
FREE EXAMINATION
We invite you to call at our office
and let one Of our experts give your
teeth thorough examination. He will
teit you right away just what is needed
to be done and just what the cost win
be to put your teeth into perfect con-
ditipn. This examination and estimate
won't cost you cent, neither viii it
put you under any obligation to have
work done unless you want it.
Don't you think it is about time that
You gave yourself the advantage Of
a perfect set of teeth?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
Booze Thieves Are
Still in Security

InNestgauon into The clrcum-
stances surrounding the disappear.
ance OF more than 100 quarts of
whisky from tho dry squad store
room In the public safety building
early Sunday. Is being continued
by the police Friday.
Several suspension orders issued
In connection with the affair have
been revoked by Chief of Police
Warren. who states that every man
In the department Is needed at the
present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
Natures Remedy for blood
Troubles

The purifying and curative prop
critics OF Natures great remedy
have made IS. $. 3. for the Blood"
household saying. Thousands TO
day enjoying perfect health owe
their recovery from blood or skin
diseases to this universally used
blood purifier. $. 8. S. IS made en-
tircly from roots. herbs and banks.
which possess cleansing and healing
Ingredients You cannot BE- well
when your blood Is impure; you lack
strength and energy natural with
health: your complexion becomes
pale and sallow; your vitality Is
weakened When waste or refuse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
Getting Too Fat?
Try This-Reduce

People who don't grow too fat are
the fortunate exception Hut II you
find the fat arcumuiating or already
cumbersome. you viii be wiao 10 ful-
low this suEEeation. which 70 en-
dorssa ~ thonssnds nt Esepls, WI,
prefer write 10 the Martnola Co. tsf
Woodward Ave. Detroit. Mtchb for
n large case ~ Lnrrnola rrcHcrip.
ton Tablets 75c 10 the price the
be rafs from harmful drugs and be
able TO reduce two, three or four
pounds o week without dieting or
exercise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
Bohlke Would Have
CITY Take Phones

Editor The Star; | wish 20 thank
The Star and It's readers in the END
district for the splendid vote they
gave me yesterday. Also 10 con.
gratulate the people on the vote
they gave TO purchase street car
line Hope we can acquire phone
system as well. as the poor service
we are getting Is caused entirely hy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08
THIS IS NO TIME TO TAKE
CHANCES WITH YOUR HEALTH
.eth Mean Bad Health Sooner or Later

xAAA0 0o0 ACStAA AvACaAA DAA AAS
II you haze bad teeth noW it is prob.
able that you couldn't help It. But Il
you let them continue, l0ith all their
insidious, undermining, sapping of
your health, that is certainly your oDn
fault and you lDiH hape to suffer the
consequences.
The cost of having your teeth put
into perfect condition at this office
you ,OiH find pery reasonable indeed
much less, indeed, than it wiii be
North to you.
You ,OM feel better, you UiU en-
JOY better health, you Will look i'm
measurably better, you WiN be more
efficient, you .DiN hoUe a great deal
more respect for yourself. So tDhy
not make up your mind to do It and
DO 1T NOW?
We offer you at this office the services Of
high grade, graduate, registered dentists-Inen
of the highest standing in the dental profession.
Each and every operator on our staff has gradu-
ated from good dental college. This means
that he has spent years Of hard study under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08

the rotten wages tho girls are get
ting. as there are not enough girls
who can or win work for such
wages.
Yours very truly,
III. c. BoHi.kE.
sees Sycamore Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08

To Prevent Influenza
IhSh ,fr iBfR5MB o pnfi iisflps Tas-
let's remove the cause. There is
only one promo Qnlnine" r.. w.
GROVES signature on box. 30c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08

Al one time the slaughter Of Dan
lsh pigs numbered 100000 yearly.
most OF which supplied bacon for
England. and one week recently
only $50 pigs were slaughtered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08

II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair It. Near Liberty
theatre, advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-08

Tho average wesEht Of the Green
land whale II 100 tons. equal 70 that
OF 50 elephants, or Of 400 bearA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01
For Circuit JUDGE.

Among the different Offices to be
filled by election this year will be
that Of circuit Judge. now held by
Judge Thos. L. Bouck of this city.
Judge Bouck has filled his first
term in this Office, and we believe
it is generally conceded that the
splendid record he has made on
the bench entities him without
question to a second term. An
able and successful lawyer is not
tempted to give up a good paying
practice as a lawyer to sit on the
bench, but there is something more
than a pecuniary reward in the SER
vice of a Judge. and we opine it is
this that appeals to Judge Bouck.
One Of the ablest lawyers in the
north part Of the state, a mar of
sound judgment, and of thorough
belief in law enforcement, Judge
Bouck makes the ideal judge, and
his decisions stand the test of the
higher courts when appealed as
we'll as the court Of public opinion.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tank, the
former a sister of Fred Raebel,
were cut to visit Grandma and
Grandpa Theodore Rachel the past
week, returned to their home at
Amboy, MIMI, Wednesday.
Remember Monday March 4th as
Texas day. Go with the Paul Koh-
Ter Land excursion to zee the Star
Garden Rio Grand Texas Lands in
the heart of the valley. Best land
and lowest prices. See me before
you buy a ticket. Paul kohler
Miss Hazel Conright. who has
charge Of the surgical dressings
department of the Red Cross work,
reports 1850 pieces of surgical dres-
sings already sent on by the first
class organized. All ladies who
are intending to join the volu nteer
class are requested to meet at the
farmers room in the court house at
Z o'clock Saturday evening.