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Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07

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, 1it1oil" 'y4iHHeGtleut, Ehode Island.
-, ''''' " @5I'li'sl IN vermont, Nep~
- A''D'i'i" ana oregon WIN ons
Tnfaptr, So. ~ , l,Lliefy, Macnlhe Gun
l,,i I sigma corps, Engineers Medi-
re;.ree 80 anu masters ~ corps are
nave also seen service in the Navy and
lhe marnes 4 number Of the men have
seen service N Mexico and the PhilH-
pine ISLANDS. Ihey come from nearly all
we PROFESSIONS ana trades OF civilian
me. VOW gathered together in one or
E1Ht@dtloI, the l1th company has become
one o. inc most homogeneous, smooth
inc PAST week has been y busy one.
ne tHs ssueaule OF arm ana study has been
,esltlll MY carried out ana the men have
( uesl, "ofklh6 IN earnest Early IN the
800 d tSpIfs6ntatlEe or the war de-
~ ~ tiL,eHt from W aShlnGton was in camp
Ky. ~ t t3uc EeiS iHtefeStin& ana lnstruc-
t en- ~ tJ ,s itln ana other companies
w. C.lifei5 iialhlhE 9chooh explaining
us 4't"' ny iNAlIns system as now
49, - il 'ne i4!tny- IhuISday ana FRIDAY
Stsl.eot 4 i2st5 anon Dfiu' ana Saturday
',TL'' Nh NJ .'u1 eNdItil'atl0h III Jhe small
thursday night lust before study pc
rloa' candidate tiendenning spoke to the
men IN regard 10 giving dance and
bth4uet az an early date, and they were
mitree composed OF candidates Clendeu-
ming. Lynch, Corhley Garvin and DAIRY
uplc was appointed to arrange far the
place. music and other necessary mat
ters- IT was decided to give the dance
two weeks from either Friday or Sat
When The l4th Company undertakes to
do a thing the men nut Their "a ~ i-to
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
HANCOCK PRESS CLUB
FRONT AND CERTER.

Informal meeting is called for mem
bers this evening "Wednesday at Y.
M. C. A. Administration Building, cor
ner Wheless and Wrightsboro Roads,
at 1880. Organization and business.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
Della Theta Phi
Members, Read This

All members Of Delta Theta Phi law
fraternity are earnestly requested to
send their names and addresses to-
John Z. Tighe Headquarters Com
pany. Supply Schools. An event Of in
terest to members will occur in the
near flture.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
HONOR PERSHING

With the American Armies In France.
President Poincsre personally decorated
General Pershing with the grand cross Of
the legion Of honor this morning, in inn
pressive military ceremonies at American
general headquarters.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
ATTENTION.!

WIN the man who took by i.istake
a raincoat from St Fatrick's Hall
Thursday, Aug. !, and left his own
marked D. E. N. kindly communicate
with Sergeant H z. Winston, Com
pany G, II. c. T. c.?
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
4OTH COMP ANY
R EP RE Sc N rs
MANY STATES

and Practically Every Branch
of the Three Sections of Am
eriCan Army Are Represented.
Indiana Leads With Twenty
two HOoSierS. Several Candi-
dates Saw Service in Navy
and Marines. Some Have
Served in Mexico and the
Philippines
Men From All Parts of Country
Dance to Be Given in the
Near Future. Athletics to Be
Featured Strongly
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
Capt. Page Inspires Audience
With Enthusiasm AT
Patriotic Rally

Traces Beginning of War; Re-
views Pre-War Conditions
Showing Terror Under Which
the Nations of Europe Lived
Because of the Evils of PruS-
sian MiIitariSm; Sounds Note
of Warning to American Sol
dierS; the Role Of America in
This War
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
Take Care of Your Teeth
and Your Teeth VIII Take
Care Of Your Health
18TH co. FEASTS
IN FE ST Al
FASHION

rr ,i,, NTH - rnuet he borna In
.,l39 p pbst ~ r,er,, amended tn this
niItn 'na l. .'J ,,t ont III ana is NOT as
arulCie .h5r Gret eIancn The Mess
Sou mu r'tp HIN iist of ,,iands for tbe week
1870 go Sc IL tho nil NJ faro for q han
.'e.ti'S if,t.t.t,,.a,L q aaIn,or hut ,,,ernIy
49, 49, - ,t,,, 49, tba Seventcenth Cam
panv. Machine Gun Training Camp, had
for their banquet, Saturday evening, Au-
gust Bird.
Crultdilly, NI5a9 90 sJ f,,t h1,+ bad
ta hc9 9tco!,I p'"c ,,,, ,ha sa,tartaaTth
af,er Inc BANQUET was over. he would have
heen unanimously elected the best In
tie American Army. In the good work he
was was ably assisted by COOKS 9Hi''h ana
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
KHAK|-CLAD
ENJOY BEST
YET Show

Third Weekend Vaudeville
Presented With Tremendous.
Success for Enjoyment of the
Specialists School, M.G.T.C.
0vershine and 1t. Col. Lee
Present at Performance.
Captain T. B. CrigIer and 9th.
er Officers With Wives Also
Present
1t. A. A. MiIIman Warmly
Praised for Successful Eff
forts in Securing Entertain
ment
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18TH COMPANY
N. 7. D. ENJOYS
FUN AND FEED

Captain Louis A. Bacon, ana officers
OF the Sixteenth Company NJ, r D.
Group 2 Ma hine Gun Training Cen
ter We're the hosts at an elaborate
banquet and splendid entertainment to
the members of the company, and in
vited guests, Saturday evening
The dinner was served in the com
pany's mess hall. and was specially
prepared under the supervision Of
Mess Sergt Tinker, who qualified as
q caterer of the highest type. The
menu consisted of as follows;
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23

BUY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23
TURKS had orARvED
hNollsn PHlS0NnRs

LONDON, Non -. "a ''VANs pa-
PER" on The trsak k1sht ~ pritiih psis.
onss IN TurkI Just issued. sAys
that Of the is.btt prisoasrs taken by
the Turks S.sse ore rsportsd dead.
while no trace - BE- fsuad ef s.sss
others. aud \ = bslisvsd they have
pssisAsd, @kess litter prisoners we're
al capturs1 q kut-sl-Amara. 20 4 b
certain they passsd into Turkish
Aaads. but 20 word has besa heard
sro.. thar I'M gf..sf ~ fs
TIE Kst pslsaasss 1Srs foissd 70
march across ~ lolpsrs 70 Asia Minor
without tood OF, - 6leel ittsntio6. A.
= result. the wAi(6 vlpss seys. ''par-
tiss Of msa were lyihg sxhsustsd %.
der any shelter they could dad, h oil
stassa Of dyssatssy and stssvdtion.
rome dying. some dead. half elothed
md without boets. haviag seld svssy.
lhins to buy . littls miik." teif
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23

you ere Just doing ans. The Gov.
fornmoot advocates q. f,.+
Dasiy shopping = the oaly thing.
and b ~ advantage 70 al eoaeosned.
! We just got ID some more wrist
watches for ladies. Please % sos
theso hefore you bay. ls,
/; We heve some pretty watches that
will make IDEAL gifts Tor ChSistnas.
Nothing nico1 than . ~ of silver.
ware for anyone st any time. We
have several patterns u two Different
grades. asd 4 ~ hsvsa't youS pat.
tern we eaa Got 4 fee you.
We still havo . few very pretty
| pieces Of cat glas0 b various pieeoo.
Oar medium Dtteod hand peinted
china = going 1aDl1ly. - q yeu want
70 ct atee SIT cheap. come n ~
fore u = Ill gooo.
what's the most fragile article ia|
the Soridi why. ~ the New Years
reeolhtioo.
Gay. " got . new stock Of alarm |
clocks b cheap oaes aad eight-dayers. |
ssd " have some mautel clocks at . |
bassain.
We want yous. old gold. II you |
have On old piece OF jswslry laying |
ssound that's OF no nee 70 you. bPing |
II u. sqd We will cell Il for you. else
have u made into something you want
that Will b Of use TO you. |
We eaA reset your diamond while
you watt TTTl
yss. dear. We have Q stock oil
with white sold tors.
vhleh give your stdne . beltor lusto9.
y We eagSave on snything but you1I
leasf. Asd W might pat . blister
- t..
!hsrs y nothins better thss Ivory
wtth njoe Initial.
You ort % have . Thsrmos bottle III
~ ase eojng 70 90 ont IN this snow | (
torn. We got pints and quarts. Ii
u you have the time and the n.
lination. come In ana let ~ show !:
%. No trouble - show the goods.
NeaattanS 1T eos Main street. h.
wsea sixth and Seventh. wrong aide. Z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23
LEAVES TOATTEND
PORTLAND MEETING

County Food Administrator Cap.
tan o. c. Applssats VIM leave for
Portland MondAy morning to confer
With ~ STATE food Isadsrs regarding
IL world welfare Week. whieh b to
b Asld over the Nation December ID
% III.
h = declared that the world de-
naaA tor feed = greater now than
oves. fast which the people must b
nade . rsaiise. end that during the
welfare Wesk asDesial sloss will y
nade % ihpeses eDea The DeoSls ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23
COUPONS \.
\ OUGHT TO Be
REGISTERED

WARRINGTON. Nov. S3.--To In.
sure against loss or theft of Liberty
Bonds. owners are being urged b. The
Treasury to have their coupon bonds
rcGiatsrsd. altho the procedure ~
suits In great amount Of work end
expense for the government nov that
the number OF boud owners runs
above thirty million. The rsgtstra.
tion can be arranged 1t most banks.
and 10 done without cost TO the own.
Or. After registration. II . bond 10
accidentally lost, stolen. or dsstroyed
the government will pay Il at matur-
ity Just the sams. and interest ehscks
viii be mailed to the bond owner
twice . year without requiring him
to 10 to the trouble Of clipping cou.
pons and presentins them ct Z hank. |
Z The fact that bonds Of the First
Liberty Loan or bonds Of the Second |
Liberty Loan are converted into
bonds bearing higher rate Of iatsesst /
does not affect the datss % wklch
Interest b PAYABLE" expains . Treas.
ary announcement.
Interest b paid on bonds Of The
Arst loaa. rsgsrdlsss of whether they
have been converted. On June 10. and /
Dec. IS: o. bonds Of the second loaa.
Nay Is and Nov. rs: Third G.osn.
March rs. and Sept. IS: Fourth Loan
April lS end Oct. 1B.
The Treasury also explains that
owing 10 the mechanical difficulties
'f prsparing millioas OF iutsrswt
rtecks % registered tohds eoupga
beals viii not 10 exchanged for ~. |,
giseersd bonds " rsxlstsrsd hoads
Transferred % the books IRON ons |,
Dwnsr 70 another. durins . month
before IN Interest paying date Of eaeh
particular loan. For example. +, en-
shaness or transfsrs eau not - Or.
PaaGod Tor First Liberty loan boads
bstwsea Nay Is and Jvps le: aid b.
lwsss Nov. ~. an NE. Ie. For the !.
1ecopl loan. thsss dates would b !;
Aprjl Is 70 May le: and oct. Is 70
sev. 10. Pr he Third loan. Fsb. IS
% March ls: end August rs 70 Bspt, Il
70. ver. The Eosrth Lean. March rs Il
. April ~; asa 0sptanber IS 70 Oct. (,
70. ssf~'--v
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23

NEW YORK. Nov. President
Wnsoa VIM cross the Atlantic on the
limited otatss transport Agamemnon.
ternsrly the North German Lloyd
liaer Kaiser wilhelm II, according to
ine0rmation received IN New York
IRON Z reliable source.
This ship h faster than the Levia-
can liner vatsrland. and her passen-
gse Recommendations are better. The
imOeeial suits q the Aeemmsmnon.
onee oecupisd b. the kaiser on a
cruiss, viii be used BY the President
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23
crowned with memorable csremoniss.
Il b learned here.

crowned with memorable csrsmoniss.
II b learned here.
Foilowins the announcement Of
President Poincsire's iavitatioa 10 the
King and Queen Of Belgium. Il was
announced that the kings ee Italy.
Serbia and Roumania. Prince Alexsn.
der OF Greece. . japanese prince Of
the royal household and reprsssnta-
tives Of the Portuguese. Chinese snd
South American republics are q.
pected.
Andre Leboy. member Of. the
chamber Of deputies. has introduced
= bin proposing the transfer OF the
remains Of Lafayette to the Pan.
thson. 10 coincide With esrsmoaies
attending the visit Of Prssidspt VIII.
son to the Frsnch capital.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23
a,RD,ssx noasE IN rsw pArs

LONDON. Nov. -. -Ansrican
Transports have already bssun to
move Yankee soldiers Aonsvsrd. the
Nanchssess 0uardiaa stated wednss.
day. Il ays that The latest arrival u
Ensland = ~ aviatioa unit. whieh
= due 10 The unitsd States by Thsnks-
glving. 8, ar
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23


The rrsd Diiss family have thi
onslt POI.
Mn. James Jory y spendiaS iew
days n Klamath Halls.
Charlie Proxdy ana some frienAs
from klamath. Pals tsisA 70 naks .
submarine out Of their ess while
deck hunting On the J. D. Hooper
ranch and had 70 b haulsd out Of
IN irrieating ditch.
Edgar vurber b hauling grsin 70
klamath Pals.
There seems 70 b more duck han.
toss than ducks on Miller lslanA thl0
year. .fs4 s.e n.
NJ. L. Roberts snA family have
moved out Of the Midland Section.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23
"A ssxslsLs c,lR,sr,sAs orvr'

Tomato room a our door for the
disDlay Of OR vory large line Of Holt.
DAY Goods. Tor ~ Says saiy ~ viii
allow . subetaatial discount On . com.
0leee 1iAe. q 0to4l nd cost hestess.
Iaaslng froa he best that b made 70
~ eAsapise that y good. Oar store
nes oifss. taad . nnail deposit win
sssesve aad sst a6ide anythiag you
visA. - ~ 1sllvoeod q The peoper
time. eayly buying y requested w.
Tie Counel1 oe National Deeeaso.
JoHle9roND pURNITU1u co. s,
'''''-nSf's y VII 1o S1.N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23

necessity for greater saving.
w. A. Milno. - member Of Me.
Hoover's psrsoaal stA9, viii b h
Portland TO instruct tAs epunty. cd
ministrstors at nsxt weeks confsr-
ence.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23
dow h Occupy
Wlhelm's 5 Quarters
Ind Mrs. Wilson, 4 is said.

and Mrs. Wilson. Il h said.
The work Of getting the Asamem'
non ready has already begun. the
World is Informed. The Kaiser vii.
helm II was a sister ship OF the
Kronprinsessin Cecile. now the Mount
Vernon. holder Of the German trans.
Atlantic record. Both these vessels
before the war could maintain an av-
erase speed Of - knots, and Il b
said that under American eAginesrs
and crews their speed has been n.
creased considerably.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23

nations 10 Paris in connection with
ths eemiss psaes eosfsrsaee will bs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-23

9 PARIS. Nov. Ss.H-Ths visit Of sul.
~ ssA, AisA disaisls,ss q ne ail,ea
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-03-14

ute before picking hers up. Then she
held it by both sleeves and looked at it
long and curiously. When she looked
up again she found the eyes of the
other two upon her. She slipped the
apron over her head with a nervous
little laugh
I've been a pair of pink tights so
long," she said, that l guess I've al
most forgotten how to be a woman
But once I get this on I'll bet l can
come back"
She proved 1t from the moment that
she measured out the first cupful of
brown sugar for the caramel icing
She shed her rings, and pinned her
hair back from her forehead, and
tucked up her sleeves, and as Emma
McChesney watched her a resolve
grew In her mind.
The cake disposed of-"Give me
some potatoes to peel, will you?" said
Blanche LeHaye, suddenly. Give 'em
to me in brown crock, with a chip
out of the side. There's certain things
always goes hand-ir-hand in your
mind. You can't think of one without
the other. Now, Lillian Russell and
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-03-14

married, and respectable. You know
the way a man can climb out of the
mud, while a woman just can wade out
of it? Well, that's the way 1t was
with us. His wife's regular society
bug. She wouldn't admit that there
was any such truck as me, unless,
maybe, the Municipal Protective
league, or something, of her town, got
to waging a war against burlesque
shows. | hadn't seen Len-that's my
brother-in years and years. Then one
night in Omaha, glimmed him sitting
down in the B. II. row. His face just
seemed to rise up at me out of the au-
dience. He recognized me, too. Say,
men are all alike. What they see in
a dingy, half-fed. ignorant bunch like
us, l don't know. But the minute a
man goes to Cleveland, or Pittsburgh,
or somewhere on business he'll hunt
up burlesque show, and what's more,
he'll enjoy it. Funny. Well, Len wait
ed for me after the show, and we had
a talk. He told me his troubles, and l
told him some of mine, and when we
got through wouldn't have snapped
with him. His wifes a wonder. She's
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-03-14

cuse me for not shaking hands. I'm
all flour. Lay your things in there.
Mas spending the day with Aunt Gus
at Forest City and I'm the whole works
around here. It's got skirts and suits
beat a mile. Hot, amt it? Say, sup
pose you girls slip off your waists and
I'll give you each an all-over apron
that's loose and let's the breeze slide
around"
Blanche LeHaye, the garrulous, was
strangely silent When she stepped
about it was in the manner of one who
is fearful of Weakening a sleeper. When
she caught the eyes of either of the
other women her own glance dropped.
When Ethel Morrissey came in with
the blue-and-white Bingham aprons
Blanche LeHaye hesitated long min
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-03-14

corridor. She had had two hours Of
restful sleep. She had bathed, and
breakfasted, and donned clean clothes.
She had brushed the cinders out of her
hair, and manicured. She felt as alert,
and cool and refreshed as she looked,
which speaks well for her comfort
Halfway down the hall bedroom
door stood open. Emma McChesney
glanced in. What she saw made her
stop. The next moment she would
have hurried on, but the figure within
called out to her.
Miss Blanche LeHaye had got into
her kimono again. She was slumped
in detected heap in a shair before
the window. There was a tray, with
bottle and some glasses on the table
by her side.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-03-14

cold cream is one and new potatoes
and brown crooks is another"
She peeled potatoes, sitting hunched
up on the kitchen chair with her high
heels caught back of the top rung, She
chopped spinach until her face was
scarlet, and her hair hung in limp
strands at the back of her neck. She
skinned tomatoes. She secured pans.
She wiped up the white oilcloth table
top with a capable and soapy hand.
The heat and hustle of the little kitch-
en- seemed to work some miraculous
change in her. Her eyes frightened.
Her lips smiled. Once Emma Nc
Chesney and Ethel Morrissey ex-
changed covert looks when they heard
her grooming one of those tuneless
chants that women hum when they
wiring out dishcloths in soapy water
After dinner, in the cool of the sit
ting room, with the shades drawn, and
their skirts tucked halfway to their
knees, things looked propitious for
that first stroke in the plan which had
worked itself out in Emma McChes
ney's alert mind. She caught Blanche
LeHaye's eye, and smiled.
This beats burlesquing, doesn't it?"
she said. She leaned forward bit in
her chair. Tell me, Miss LeHaye,
haven't you ever thought Of quitting
that-the stage-and turning to some
g-something-"
Something deccnt?" Blanche Lee
Haye finished for her Il used to. I've
got over that. Now all | ask is to get
a laugh when kick the comedian
hat off with my toe"
But there must have been a time
-" insinuated Emma McChesney.
gently.
Blanche LeHaye griAncd broadly at
the two women who were watching
her so intently.
81 think l ought to tell you" she be-
daughter, and ! don't remember ever
havin' been deserted by my sweet
heart when I was young and trusting
If was to draw a picture of my life it
would look like one of those charts
that the weather bureau gets out
one of those high and low barometer
things, all uphill and downhill like {
chain of mountains in kids geogra-
ply"
She shut her eyes and lay back in
the depths of the leather-cushioned
chair. The three sat in silence for a
moment.
Look here" said Emma McChes,
ney, suddenly, rising and coming over
to the woman in the big chair, that's
not the life for a woman like you.
can get you place in our office-not
much, perhaps, but something decent
something to start with If YOU"
For that matter" put in Ethel Nor
rissey, quickly, 81 could get you some
thing right here in our store. I've
been there long enough to have some
say-so, and If | recommend you they'd
start you in the basement at first, and
then, if you made good, they'd ad-
vance you right along
Blanche LeHaye stood up and, twist,
ing her arm around at the back, began
to unbutton her Bingham apron.
81 guess you think I'm bad one
don't you? Well, maybe l am. But
I'm not the worst. I've got brother
He lives out West, and he's rich, and