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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-02-05
MENINGITIS SCARE IN
MACON IS ABOUT OVER

MACON, Ga, February 5.-AccoTd-
ing to the report of the city health
department, there are now only seven
cases of spinal meningitis in the city.
During the last two months, however,
there have been twenty additional
cases. Of these cures were effected In
nine cases, while eleven died. Only
two of those who 6ied were white.
The month of January was rec
ord breaker as far as the number of
deaths reported during the month was
concerned, there being a total of las
deaths, these including four accidental
and three violent deaths Pneumonia
took the highest toll, claiming 81,
with meningitis running second with
g.
There are at present 1O1 cases OF
measles.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-02-05
Helping Poor Officers.

PARIS, February 1.-The military
authorities at Paris have begun some
what it must be admitted, to realize
taht many an army officer on special
ducty in Paris, specially lieutenant
with his $50 month may be worse
off than workingman with $3' "a day.
So consequently it has been decided
to institute mess for officers at which
they can launch or dine economically.
The scheme will offer meal at 40
cents. The contractor will be allowed
to buy his provisions at any price
to buy his provisions at army priyes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-02-05
$4,000 ON TABLE
WHEN CAME STARTED

NEW YORK, February 5.-Distrlct
Attorney Swami gave out some al
ditional details yesterday concerning
information which, he says, has come
10 him recently regarding the opera
tions of the gamblers that he plans
70 nut out of business by John Doe
inquiry. He said Judge Wadhams
nrobably would begin hearings next
Wednesday.
Mr. Swami announced on yesterday
that he had asked the co-operatloh
.. former Police Commissioner Woods,
who. he said, weeks before he left or
fee had provided him with lnforma-
tion about gambling resorts But the
conference between Woods and Swami
scheduled for yesterday did not take
place.
Mr. Woods declined to comment OIL
Mr. swann's invitation to meeting
Int friends said he felt that as ne
was now out of Office he was no long
er in a position to beso assistance
and that he might not be able to hhd
the time to accept the district at
torney's invitation.
Mr. Swami said he was visited III
the afternoon by three men, all unoer
subpoena who had told him that re-
Gently fifty men had gathered for
big game of baccarat in prominent
hotel Each of the fifty. it was as
serted, put up $4,000. Mr.. Swami 3
three visitors, SO it was stated loS'
$4,000.
The prosecutor declined to say wha'
cotton he intended to take, but 1t Is
said they will be called and asked u
give the names of the entire fifty
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-02-05
NLeave Your PistoIs.e

LONDON, February 5.-Clubs fire.
quented by military men home on
leave hace been troubled by officers
carelessly depositing loaded revolvers
n the cloak rooms, and several OF the
clabs now display a notice reading
members and visitors returning from
the frontsare requested to unload their
rifles Or pistols before leaving them
With the attendant"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-02-05
GERMAN SPYING SYSTEM
IS THOROUGHLY EXPOSED

CHRISTIANIA, Norway, Feb, 5.-An
official handbook of German espionage,
one OF the most remarkable documents
OF the war, was produced as evidence
in the course of the great Bergen spy
case, which has just been ended in
the courts with the conviction of six of
the defendants.
The handbook was found in the safe
Of Herr Paasehe, one of the employees
of the so-called German information
agency. It's title-page bears the in
scription Duties of the Espionage Ser.
vice." and it contains, in the words of
the court, 1.-The objects and methods of
the German information agency in
Scandinavia"
The introduction says that import
ant information can be obtained
through the neutral or enemy ships
which come to Scandinavian ports, re-
garding scuh points as pinefields, mine
belts, changes in lightships, etc. by
such information" it explains, "our
u-boats can be shown not only safe
routes, but also objects of attack
The following is a summary of one
chapter.
Through shipping only can we get
to know the enemy's guardships, where
his ships are stationed, knowledge OF
his cruisers and other information.
The best source is a ship captain, but
they are difficult to obtain. The
younger second mates are easier to
get, as their wages are not high. But
if neither is these is available, the
most likely person on ship should
be approached Monthly payment OF
sc 10 500 korner is available. Cap
tains on English passenger ruotes are
usually paid 800 kroner. Mates on
neutral tramp steamers between Eng
land and France, 100 to 125 kroner.
Much information can be gained
from passengers also" says the hand
book. The importance is shown OF
maintaining good connection with
representatives of the neutral press.
The hiring of commercial or other
persons who travel in the enemy
country is suggested. 1.-THE best per
sons says the handbook, ARE COM
niercial travellers who have been &C,
customed to travel for some firm, and
who carry on an actual and continuous
business. Just now also walters, bar
beers, metal workers for shfpyards and
ann unition factories, and nurses are
much sought after in England. Wo'
men are especially recommended as
good agents for obvious reasons"
The greatest danger is said to be in
the sending of Information. But
this" says the writer Of the hand
book, lis reduced to minimum by our
chemical agents in Germany, who have
taken special interest in this, and
have prepared means, which owing to
the inferiority of the enemy's chemi,
cal knowledge, he is unable 70 detact
The materials are given to agents IN
a form which attracts no attention"
One of these methods illustrated in
the course of the trial was by means
of handkerchiefs, on which the ln1or-
nation was conveyed by means of In
visible ink.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-02-05
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
fluenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure it you must take an
internal remedy Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
posed of some Of the best tonics known.
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
the ingredients In Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials. free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo. o.
All Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-02-05
aRlaek Maria Discarded.

PARIS, Feb. 5.-The BLACK Maria
of Paris, in which for years prison
ers have been transferred from police
stations to their places of confinement
has just been discarded. New motor
vehicles containing fourteen compart
ments each replaced them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-02-05

Senator eGroge E Chamberlain, OF
Oregon, long considered one Of the
strong and conservative men in the
upper house of congress, was the sub
ject of attack by President Wilson for
a speech in which he said there had
been inefficiency in the management
of the war. The president said his
charge was IAN astonishing and abb
solutely unjustifable distortion of the
truth
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-03
Sic ruiiiide rutbe 6lagge III Serlin.
Associated Press

2pnbpn, 2. Mai. @ic cine 9ez
pcihc olls @erliu lagt, fam Sic beutz
itc Ncgierung Sic Gutfernlng Ser
roiDcn ;Slog9e bon ser rlllliId)en 9otz
Ifaft in Berlin nidt Ioroern, 81 c5
sic uncrfnuute Snrbc ser ruilildcn9}cz
plblif ilr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-03

SUB lintcr Sen britiiheu Stnien lit
ulisaeiiiblt iuprneu. in ser $opffmln9,
Sronspurtsiige pocr Srltppenbnroden
at treffen. SieIc S,eftiotett ne5 @ez
ldiisIeuers herribte uidt mir an Der
Sruut in SlauSern, iol1oern lpltroc dltd1
ii, ser @ifornic nnaeipanbt. Sic Nme=
rifuuer, lpelhc nit SEN Srun5oieu on
Ser Hrpnt in Ser HifurNie tdn'pTen,
babeu 1dlpu eincn &prgelhmuf nopon
er5ultcn.
SorIcr berIhtpinoen BON Ser @ilo=
ildt1e uno il, Ser sfoht lit Ser Spr15ort
erleutFtet burt Seuer, ipeldle Surd
bus Sci diiefcucr entItnnsen 1ino.
{ Associated Press)
gcrIin, 2. NFoi. Nus einem anti
lideu Serid]t. Sie2a9e on henSd)laht@
irrntcn lit llnnerduocrt. Sm Sb'dnltl
uont &cmmeIbiiacl buhcn lid) Die @c=
ihiisl1mpfe nod, seltciscrt.
Sic fra,sDiilte slrtillcrlc mar benfe
gtodn,ittas an Scr Sruut in Sotbr'u9el
j lcbr tbdti9. aleinere %pritpBe nes
Teirbes ipa,rbcu nbgcldId9en.
an oerlltroinc buben trlr N"u 1cII1p7
IIitbeu gSioerltano Dor ScbuItppol 9e'
brodeu. Sic Staot ipltroe aun 9dttipod
clue Gdnpic bon uIls oelest.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-03

Gogcn sefomleuen Sericbte, bab cine
Ge9cnrcnpIutipn in Getrogroo 5llr
sHicberoufrittlmg ser Ntpnarhic 9cz
ilibrt babe, ltau,mcr IN SSirfllhte1t
aus Berlin, iuic Sic fran51liIhcn 3e1@
tlln9cn annebmen. @ic in eincr amtl1z
e5eu Gepcldc alls Srantreid) nadI
@ai6lneton seneloet ipllroe, ip1rn
tem fran5Diiiden Yublifltm seratbcn,
Sic Mielbungen nit Ser grobten %orz
lidt ANNOUNCEMENT, Ou lie 'Durd Die
lcbten 9ludridten a,ls Siunldnb mn
Mpsfeu, iplpic Sic 8eridte hcr oll'1rs
ten 8clanbtcn in SdHrcben nidt be-
ltiti9t iperben.
Sic fransDiiIden 3eituneen, pars
utter Eetit Sournal nnb D|atin, la9en
man tinne Ben MelOungcn npl1 cine,
mpuordilnen @eeeurepp!utipn II
Mubloub Dor allem hcsbalb feinel
@lauben ldenfeu. iueil bcfunnt lei Dat
:Scutlduoub eil1 slusbrud, ppn lln;
r,lbcu in Yetrn9rab iebr gcle9cn fnn1:
mcn ipiirbe, neil es Damn etren %pr:
,pano bdttc, ein Gingreifen ein5lllet
ten.fiir iuclbcs es pprbereitet lci.Sent
Idle Gipilipncn fdlnpfen Jest NIT Del
Niuuer ,n,b baben bereits sSpbprg Cit
oeuommcn, bas un i,0rblihen llfe
! bes Gplfcs luscfibr 100 &ilomete
| bon Sctroerob Iiest. Sa sic 8erilht
burdl Mclb,ngen aus Siu,IanS l'u
/, sUsosfau, lotuie bllreb an,tiide Sepe
/ ld;en hcr oIliirtcn Siplomaten Il
! sdipeben niht beitdti9t ip,irSen, ton
Inc man nit siemlitber SiGerbeit on
ncbncn. ba6 Sic @cibidte IN DC
Nilbelmltrabc IN Berlin fabri5irt 1e
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-03
Gic G.rDEc Der 9lrmce ioli bent Gr=
mciicn bcs YrGiibcmtcm iibcrlaiien
&,,cSAnt,
( .fAssociated d Press }

gSo1bin9tou, 2. Diai. 0ricg@
lcfrct1r 8afer, Sta6sbef Wtai. 8en.
Morh unb @cncralprofoBnlnrlcDnll
Gro!urcr i1lugen beutc bem 6ausfoz
n,itcc fir militdrild)e slngclc9cnbelte1
ppr. oob bem Erdiibcnten sic 'Nabtz
beil,gniB gegebcu ncroe, oic Grnec 10
su perar6bern, iuie cs iiU fir bas. &C.
lpilncu bes Grieges notbig ertpcilen
maa.
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MuB 6eul eynlauoe.
G0ica8p uub Bic syreigeitsanlcibc.
Associated Press


G1tcagp, 2. Mlni. Sic 8eamten.
oie Die bicii9e lsreibcitsanlcibe= aamz
pagne leiten, linb euttalldt. Sln 7.
gunocsrcicrpcbe5irf ldciut 3lpar bon
fat 100000 Eerloneu ge5ei6nc1
lpcrbcu gu ieinL uuo in Chicago bdben
iait 100000 ee5eiduct, nber man III
Der slniid;t, bab biele Ncidc llno piele
bliibcnbe aorporationen nicbt Sen If
ncu 5utonlmenOen Sbeil gc5ci6nci
babcn.
Sem 8c5irf lel6er feblcn nllr nod
IA Frp5ent an Ser Sg0in5elt5uertbetz
lung. nber IN Gbico9o febIen nod 20
Nrp5cnt.
iSulgcnid)ucrc Sallon Grploiiun.
Associated Press
Smabu, 2. M}ai. Sic 4oli5ei be-
rit1tet aus Sort Sma9a, baB BORT
bcute slbenb Elm sseneiballon bcs Gacz
quot : Spps IN Ser groBen Sallonballe
ouf Dem Slorence Slll9feIO erplooire
te. G.s loaen n1ebrere Soloaten 9etobz
tet rno eil1 SusenD annere idluer perz
lest rorben icin Sic grplrlion tplrbe
pun cincm 6cller 9eiplgt pa5 obcr
lntcr Guntrplle gc6rnHt iullroe.
Associated Press
Smaba, 9. Wlni. Col. $. 9. Ser
l6cr, Gomnanbunt bcs Yoltcns, cr<
tlarte, hab 2 Solbaten. Sen Slammcn>
tpb erlitten, rdbrelb is leblimm Oer<
6rannt mllrbcn, ols bclltc ser 6cllcl<
ballon crplobirtc.
Ser S. &S. g. Gro5cE bat beeonnen.
Associated Press
GGica9o. 2. Mai. Sranf $. Nez
befer, Spe5ialanflGger, Ia9te belltc Den
@cldjiporeuell, sic ii6cr 112 Siibrer
Scr S. 9S. 8. 81 @cric]t iiben, e5
ipiirbe beipicicn luerben, bnb cine Ser
ibiuOrlng beltnnbeu babe NIT bcn1
3mecf, cine @ctte ser inbultricllen Mez
pollution I'M oas 2anb Su lpcrfen, I'M
Bic &rie9spldne slmerifu5 5u bccin@
trddtigcn.
"Sic Me9ierung tpiro beluciien, oob
sic Mit9licher Ser angctlogten Srgaz
nilaticn mlr inter elmer Slaa9e tdn1<
pfen lpulltc,, berrpi6cn Slaggc bes
~@ir iperben ferner sei9en bob
bicic organization banit brobte, Sic
@aiIcn bor Sem ScinHc iue95l,tperfen,
ipcun man ibrc Mit9liebcr in sic Irz
NICE >mb 0lorinc 5lpinee, ioipic jebes
onbrc Mittcl 5ll er9reifen, nm ,bas
AricQ ;program1 5lt 6ebillhcrn."
sSlicecrtpb.
Associated Press
Ga III ton, Sfln., 2. sNui. 2cut.
&m. Sean Sbpn1p1pn (Seobnbter)
tpurbc lofort get0otet unb Seut. Softer
Bailey (Siibrer) lblper pcr(ebt, ols
iGr Slugse,l9 beutc olls elmer 6Dbe bon
500 SUB allf bem Tpll S(ugfelb obz
itiir5tc.
Sort &ortb, Ser, 2. Wai
2cut. ,Snmcs g. @unis il. (Netp Dort)
lmD Nobett Enlll $ocrriott (Catlano
Gol.) ipllrbeu bier bel1te Atprgcn 9cz
tootet. ais ibr Slug5eug aus ciner9obe
bon $50 Sub abltiir5tc.
9abton, g., 2. @lai. Naai. Ssz
car q. 8rinbleD llnb Gpl. Sanlln, Stpc
Meilterilie9er bonn bicli9cn NtcGoofs
S(ugfclb, itiir5tcn bellte als elne,
Soobe bon 400 SUB ob llnb ipllrhcn 10:
fort aet0btct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-03
GriegstDbtc mth =Scriumnoete.
{ Associated Press }

8nfbington. 2. Ntai. Sic
Icute aus9egebeuc Gerlultliite cntbdlt
SO stamen, sic lib mic foigt bertbcis
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-03

Published and distributed under
Permit No. 298, a uthorized BY The
Act Of Oct. 6, 1917, on file at tho
Post Office at Davenport, Iowa.
BY order of the President.
A. S. BURLEsON,
Postmaster General.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-03

8nlbingtpn, 9. Otal. G1e
Icute aus9egebeuc Gerlultlilie cntbalt
SO stamen, sic lid mic foigt bertbclz
len:
II aefolIen;
an 8llnoen geltcr6en;
3 an llnfduen 9cltprbcn;
Z all &ranfbeiten gcitpr1en;
3 an, aubcren llrIudcn 9eltorben;
Z lblper peripunbet;
GO Ieibt pcripunbet;
bermibt.
gSeibingt H.. I. Mni. Sic
bcutc per0Hcntlibte &crllltliitc cut
hdlt 72 Nllmmerl,. Sic it'd ipic fol9t
rertbeilen:
i,u 0an,pf gefallcn;
al, 8nnben geitorben;
1 burb llniall 9eltprbcn;
5 al aranfbcit geltorben;
an anoerer llrladc 9cltorben;
5 Ichiper perlplluDet;
81 Icidt beripllnoet;
9 in &,n1pf bcrn,iRt.
{ Associated Press)
gBa aIbington. 9. Mat. Sus
Nrisgsnepartment miro bon morgen ab
,pieocr nebcu sen Namen aud] Die
slble1len Ser III ben @erlultlilten aus
Sranfreid an9efiibrtcn Soloaten an
geben.
Gielc GntI6eibuug !pllroc bon Frdl'
Siilun 9etrpifen, an ben lidj bos Nubz
Iif,m in bicier Sade geipel,Set bat
Ser Nrdlibent beIprad) bie Sra9e NH
gcfr. Safer nod beiicn 6ldtebr auS
Sraufreid.
10000 ,ueiterc 5rad)t'uasso"s
bcitcllt.
{ Associated Press
walbinaton, .. @ai. Sc'
por cinigcn Sasen bllr6 bic S,le':
babuuertpaltllng semae6tcn 9eitellnnt
bon $4,000 SraGts nnb &obleniua9:
ocus folatc beute eiuc loldlc bon TO-:
600 sgaaapns. Sic Soften iperoe'
siuiihen $17O.oO0.o0o uno $21o'
100000 betraec,t.
Sic Ncttenburf Company IN Yet
tensorf. Solpa, erbielt eiac Seltelll'''
fir 5000 @aggons.
G,gcntbnm fcimblidcr 1tntertbane't.
8albin9ton 1. 1iai. So
pp,l Ser Mcgicruns foufis5lrtc s19el1
tf)r,n feiublid]er StaatSangeborlge
1tcIlt cinen @ertb BON $2SO.OOO,Oo
Dnr.
@ttpa 100 slnlnscn benti6er aap1
talilten ipuroeu iibernpn,nlen. YIN
Der grDbten oerietbcn Il: Die Der Se''
s1tagueto Company. Bic eii'en Merl
pom Z 9iillipue,, belibt.
Sic Mceierlmg lit Der Nnitdt, Oa
Sic ssobrif in Sen Sienit ser Mrme
Ninriuc rub Ser Sliescr aunu1illiu
gelfellt iuerben tann.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-03
NuS benz NuSldn0e.
Teuc Gegiernl1g II, Ser llfratl1c.
{ Associated Press

Neuc 9tegiernl1g II, Ser llfratnc.
Associated Press
q m ero ant. 2. D(ai. 2out9inhz j
ridtcn nll5 Scrlin lit bic bi5bcriac
llfroilliide Heaicrung nno Nooo pol
Den 9oucrnpeplltirten geflirst NOR
nen, Sic in ser So,lptItoOt Aicp an
fnmen.
9ie nelte Nesierun9 crflGrte iufprt,
hnB lie Sen 6rieoeuspcrtrag bon Brett
Sttoluaf anerfenne.
2ono opu, 2. 9}ai. 0out cincr9erz
liner Grfldrung bobeu bie 9elltiden
in Aielp, Ser Snuptitobt Ser Ukraine,
cll1e SRilitdrbcrr1choit cin9ciiibrt uno
Wlitglicbcr Der Hcgier,ng perboitet,
lueil "Dic Rcgierl1ng lid az 5u lt'lpud)
crnicien 9abe, @eIeB uno Gronlng
aulred)t 3ll erbalten."
Inter oe1 per6afteten Ne9icrrlng5z
bcantcn lit au6 ber Strieg g3minilter.
Gcriidt, baf bic prenniihe Nsabl=
rcdt:rciormpprlagc absclcG,,t ueroell
iuirO.
Associated Press
Spnopn, 9, Waai. Cine @erliner
Sepeldc, Sic bonn aprreippHbenteu Ser
gyd)ungc Sclcgrapb So. i'm Sooo9
fomlnt, 0riift sic Slrdt ou5, BOB Die
'prcubiitc @ablrebtsreformporlas I'M
|prcubiidcn slbgeoronetenbaus obgez
lebnt lpcrbeu ipirb. Sn (oletem SAT- lei
5li criuortcu, oab &ailcr 8ilbelm Sen
2auntng oufloien luerbc. apdbren>
MeihSton5ler b. s. s,'s ,,no Sns
trcubi1he Miniitcriun1 5lriidtrete'1
iritrDcn.
Sic ruiIibe rptbe Slagse in Serlin.
{ Associated Press
2puopn, 2. Wiai. @ie cine 9ez
peIdc ous Serliu lagt, lam Sic bcutz
ldc Hcgierung Sic Gntfernng Der
ro1bcn Slogsc bon ser ruliiiden gotz
idaft in Berlin nidJt ioroerll 81 cS
sic uucrfunute Snrbc Ser rullil6cn9fcz
plblif iir.
5alid)e bentide Sebauptuns.
{ Associated Press
Srnopn, 2. Mui. Sic oelltlhcn
brobtlpIeu Stntipncu, Sic por ciltigcl1
Sa9cn cine Scpel6e in sic gSclt ldldz
ter, Sic ongob, onB omerifdtliltt
Tlie9cr nrf 2n5arettldiffcu nud) Guz
ropa tin1el,. ipieberbplcu oieie gcIhltls
pisung beutc in elmer nod ollsIiibrIiz
herer 9epeite
alan n1ott bier barolf ollilncrflam
oob bic iturfc getonlln9 oieIer fallder
@ebauptnne Sen Grllno ls9en IDll 81
Ser @eredti9lng sum ipdtercn Sorpe'
oiren bon omerifuniiheu Sa5urctt:
| lniiieu, funs lold)c Sdiffe ba5n be:
nubt lperneu lpllten, frartc llno Der:
|lpllnrctc SpIbntcn nuh Slmerlt1 81
bringen.
0,cbt bDt:.
Sublin, I. Mai. Ser SprNnupp
bon Gubliu bot ieiuen Elan lid9 mad
:@olblngton 81 be9e6en, lm Die irrd'
Nrooc ncnt Gr0libeuten ST untcrbrel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-03
0cht bph.

Sublin, I. Moi. Ser 2prNmopcr
BON Gublin bat ieineu Elan, lidl mad
:@olblngton Sll be9eben, llm Die lr1ld'e
Trooc sent &r0libcuten 5lt rnterbrelz
fen, nictt uui9c9cben.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-02
Sunday in Mesa Churches

Baptist-Bible school 7t 9:5O o'clock; church services at II o'clock forenoon and S:30 o'clock in the evening. In the morning the pastor will speak on, The Baptism of the Holy Spirit" and at the evening service Rev. F. $. Gaddis of Phoenix, will preach. T. B. Crosswell is superintendent and W. H. F'owle, pastor
 Latter Day Saints-Sunday school at 10:3O o'clock. Fast and testimony serv- ice in all wards at 12:10 o'clock. M. l. A. patriotic services at S;30 o'clock in the evening. At 10 o'clock in the morn ing a special nraver meeting and high council will be held.
 St. Marks Episcopal-First Sunday after Trinity Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock. Morning service at Il o'clock. Subject of sermon, "The Duty of the on-Combatant." Every Wednesday evening at S:30 o'clock there will be held short ''Intercession Service for Our Country, Our Soldiers and Sail ors." F. Bloy is rector
 Christian Standardization Science society will hold services Sunday morning at II o'clock. Subject, An cient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism De- nounced.' Sunday school is at 9:45 o'clock. The Wednesday evening. tes- timonial and experience meeting is at s o'clock. A free public reading room l is maintained at the church, which is open from to o'clock each day eX- cept Sunday and holidays. At this room a welcome is extended to all and the Bible and authorized literature concerning Christian Science may be read, borrowed or purchased if desired All are cordially invited to attend church services, by those in charge
Arizona republican., 1918-06-02
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
 FUR COMMENCEMENT
TO TEMPE PATRONS OF THE
 REPUBLICAN,

Readers of The Republican will notice a change of correspondents for that city, as set forth in the heading of the Southside news in tOday's paper.
 Owing to her duties as manager of the Brown Mercantile company store. Mrs. Prather who heretofore has been the Tempe correspondent, has resigned. Her place will be taken by Mrs. Ray Nichols.
 Mrs. Prather will be the business agent of The Republican at Tempe and will accept advertisements and subscriptions and receipt for all money received. IThe Tempe agen- cy for The Republican is located at the Brown Mercantile company store.
 Mrs. Nichol is well known to Tempeans as the daughter of H. B. Griffin, ST., who has been on the R. F. D. route at Tempe for 20 years. and is sister of Horace Griffin. Jr., for several years south side manager of The Republican. and is familiar with the duties of correspondent. All matters per- tainins to news in the Tempe column should be handled through her.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-02
News from Tempe Boys

Word has been received from Joe Odcll Co the effect that he has been transferred 10 the Philippines islands His company takes the place of regu- lars stationed there who are iD turn being transferred to France.
 J. C. Robbins yesterday received the trunk and saddle belonging to his son Ben, which brings the message that he is on his way to join the boys lover there Ben has been in Camp Leon Springs with the cavalry division.
 The friends of Laurence Austin arc relieved to learn of his safe arrival in France.
 Felix Oviedo writes that the boys reached Camp Cody in good spirits and are already getting down to work.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-02
CHANDLER RECITAL
 VERY SUCCESSFUL

CHANDLER, June "A very en- tertaining recital was given Friday night by the pupils of Emily Schaefer in the Methodist Episcopal church. During the entertainment a silver col lection was taken up and the proceeds donated to the Red Cross.
 The program, which was enjoyed greatly, was as follows:
 Through Field and Meadow, (VogeD. Beulah McCreary and Velman Ander-' son; Chase, (Gurlitt). Petricia Ander- son; Blue Bird, (Schiller), Velma An derson; Airy Fairy. (Spaulding), Celia Anderson; June Morning, (Forman), Anne Brooks; Prairie Blossom. (Rus- selD, Marguerite Entrikin; Nipples, Oawson), Beulah McCreary; On the Meadow, Oichner) James White; Grace, (Bohm), Irene McCreary and Marie Barber; Sweetheart Waltz, (kern), Marguerite Knudson; Falling Leaves, (Heinheimer) and Running Bird, (Schiller), Louise Austin; Con- ing Spring, (Aushutz), Hugh McCrea- ry; Just for Fun, (Sudds), Bertha Tate and Miss Schaefer; Lily of the Valley, (Tourbie), Irene McCreary; Gentle Zephys. (Heins), Bertha Tate; Flower Dreams, (Espen) Marie Sanders; Fly ing Leaves, fKolling), Isabella Clem- ems; Twilight, (Guy), and Silver Lymph, (Heins). Marie Barber; By Moonlight, (ZaunonD, and Valse, De- ceose), Mabel Chitwood; Bell Ringers, Bohm), and Tarantella, Nomas), Wi mona Marsh; Moonlight on the Hudson. (Smith), Mabel Chitwood and Winona March.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-02
Shower for Miss Johnston

Yesterday afternoon, at her nome on Eighth street Miss Laura Schmidt en- tertained with a china shower for Miss Dorothy Johnston, whose marriage 10 Guy Fisher is Go take place at an early date. The invited guests included Miss Louise Fisk, Miss Helen Johnston, Miss Janet Johnston, Miss Alice Knight, Miss Alma Blount, Miss Marie Blount, Miss Elizabeth Cosner. Miss Helen La- timer. Miss Flora Salmons. Mrs. Pes- cual Lemons, Mrs. Harry Hughs, Mrs. Persons. Mrs. Fred Patterson, Mrs. Hudson. Mrs. Park Mitten, Mrs. Adolph kuYtz, Mrs. Frank Empey, Mrs. Ray Nichols. Mrs Walter Johnston ana Mrs. J. l.. Johnston.