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The Washington times., 1918-01-19
EnUoy
Honor Guest at
Dinner Tonight

The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
Riano are the guests in whose hon
or Col. and Mrs. william Cary San
ger will entertain at dinner this
evening. Mrs. Sanger received in
formally yesterday afternoon, assist
ed by Mrs. Butler Williamson. of New
York. VINO is her guest, and Miss
Mary Sanger.
The a Ambassador of Chile and Nine.
.Aiduhate viii be hosts at dance,
preceded by q dinner party, at the
legation this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr will en-
tertain a distinguished company at
dinner at Rauscher's this evening.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Smith, who
have been visiting Mr.. Smiths par
will leave tomorrow for their home
In Atlanta. Ca
Blesft. Lyman Pratt, u. S. N, and
Mrs. Pratt, son-in-law and daughter
of Senator and Mrs. Smith, are with
them for an extended stay, Lieuten-
ant Pratt having been assigned to
duty at Washington.
-
McCawIeys EntertaIn.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles L. Nc
Cawley entertained at dinner last
evening. Mrs. French Vanderbilt, OF
New York, was among the guests.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Is in Washington on
business connected with the Red
Cross and the Woman's Naval Sery.
ice. Inc, and is at the Shoreham for
a few days.
Mrs. Charles Bromwell will be hos
tess at an informal dance this even
ing, entertaining in compliment TO
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Stevenson,
and Miss Louise Thoron, both debu-
tsntes OF this season.
Miss Stevenson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Stevenson, will give q din
ner for their daughter before the
dance, and several other dinner par
ties will precede the dance. Mrs.
Harry Leonard will have guests to
meet her daughter, Miss Thoron: Mrs.
Frederick l. Chaplin will entertain
for Miss Lydia 0hapin, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j. Bell will give q young
peoples dinner for their son, Robert
Bell.
=
Lady Lister-Kays was the guest In
whose honor Mrs Armstead Davis
entertained at dinner last evening.
y
To Give Musicale.
The District Division OF the Daugh-
ters of the confederacy will give
musicale on the evening OF January
"a at the Confederate Memorial Home,
the proceeds to go toward relief work.
A most interesting program has been
arranged, in which Mrs. Maude Howell
Smith, r. d. Shepherd, Miss Lille
Winner. Miss Edner Barker, Mrs. Ruth
Simpson, Mrs. Nellie Shore, and Miss
Helen Weishampel will take part.
Tickets may be obtained fIom
division officers. chapter presidents.
Vermont avenue.
The Washington times., 1918-01-19
Times Smokes Fund
SweHed to A,752
By Capital Patriots

The Times Smokes Fund for
Uncle Sans fighters overseas
had today been sweIled to S4.752. As
by contributions OF patriotic
Washington citizens. The sub
scriptions follow:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-08
an sic falide aSreHe.

gu Coulter fam zines Mbenos
elm iddbtger 8obemien bereinge-
idneit, Sen er irgenotuo einmal
flidtig fer1e11 gelernt bate.
Ser Maun bielt cine lanse Hebe
bon u1oanfbareu &erlegern, bon
SuIi0aritdt, bon gbeImut unb rId-
te aulest nit ser 8itte beraus, ser
&olege n10dte linn bod UNI Siu1-
meIs piaen fluff Sranfen p,tn1pea,
oanit er feline Miete be5ablen f6n-
ne.
rMain Iieber Sreuno," iaste
@aatier, lid ioa Sbneu @eIb lei
benz Mit Sreuoen tdte ids, tDenn
id MIR fonnte. Mber i'd babe iel-
Der feins. @enoen Sic iid bod
an reid]ere 4paegenl @eben sic
5u giftor Slgo! Ser bat @elol"
r3u giftor Sugo2" nerieste Der
arr11e Geufel u1o idnitt ein betriib-
tes @eiidt. rSbm ibulbe ib ia
Sic Miete. CT lit n6mIih mein
@a1rsnirt, nab er lit es, Ger mild
au Sbnen geIdift batl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-08

Sobn gir5, arbeit am guintptpeee $50;
8lpmputh Contribution 60. grider1ar@
belt $449.49; Heeo 4 Slelie So, Sup=
plies beim 5taatsnese $18.41; Eopn
at. ayertiu, gradeuarbeit $695.60; 81.
5a1er, bacterial fir 5taatsbriife $72.z
90; albert gdauer. grbeit bel SEQ; 8
uub 10 @egen $40; gmil Seibert, arz
belt m $50. 2 Staatsuege $4,000;
5tanbarb Oil Co.. Supplies fir No.1so3
SOB, $9O.t4; 5tetner 2ilmber 60, Iaz
ferial fir 1903 stuatsbriide $1o.45;
sSsohn @aloprf arbeit a1 $50. IA
stantstpege $500; Sbonnas @eu1er,
Bacterial fin Staatsbride 1885; Sra.
@inter, arbeit am SEQ. "A Stadtspeae
$50. so; Snbn $. @plter, Hrdrnie fir
aiabilttn Siderbeitsfdeiu $227.93. Iui
antrag pertagte lid oie 8eb6rbe fine
Sic.
(@iegeI)
g. 81. 2abr, goriiser Der County,
geb0rbe bon Stenrus County.
Weinn.
8eifdtist: Sill. Sbon,eb. County, auoitor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-08

80 ~
Comm 8afefieIb - gro5ent 3uidlas:
Ndbnnnfdinen so; &lnbiere 20; 9feroe
s. TO; s 16M; s. 1917 Ginbpteb 6 10;
g 25; 5dnfe SO; 66fpeine q %; @ez
fligeI %; 9unbe 100; &agen etc. 20;
Mntomobile 10. Rrpaent berringert:
neutrality-suspicious. 20; a~derserdtbe,
20; Hferbegei9irr 20.
Comm 3ion - BrD5ent 3ufdlas:
6aus1altseesenftdnbe 20; Ndbmaidinerl
So &labiere 20; gfsroe q 20; 8 10;
S ssH; s 50; gdafe $50; gdtpeine
u so; 8 33A; @eflIgel 100; 9uuoe
400; @dergertdbe so; Bageu etc. 10;
8~feroegeidirr etc. 90; automobile 10;
9refdmaidtnen etc. %; 8ampfmaidiz
nen etc. 25.
auf Mntras gertasuug Biz 9 ubr an
oeren morgens.
(sdlub in udditer Runtuuer)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-08

ldiuen so; alabiere rs; Yferbe q $685.;
s. 10; 6 12h; 8 1875; 6 Is; Htnos
bieb q 33A; 8 S3h; 8 90; 9 10;
@hafe so; Sdtpeine M 100; @efliigel
IS; purbe %, Saru1gerdthe Is @ager
so; autpuuobile s3A; Srei6naidineu
100; 9arnpfmaihinen 200.
Comm slppu - Yru8ent 3uidlng;
5ausbaltsserdtbe so; &lantere so; gferz
Sc q 1915; 9 20; 8 SO; 8 33h;
6 rs; Ginopieh q 100; y 100; 9 100
8 33h; 6 so; 56afe 100; Sdtpeine
q 100; @efligel $50; 5inbe 400;
Ndergerdtbe $50; 8ageu etc. 20; 8ferz
beaeIdirr 66h; 4utompbile 20; 9rei6z
mdidInen etc. 100; 9ambfmaIdin
100.
auf Mntrag pertagte ii6 Die 8e6oroe
Biz 5tpei 11br nabmittags.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-08
Office oes gountb Mubitors, stearua

Office bes gountt Mubitors, Stearus
gountp, Wi1n., ben Is. Suli, 1918.
SIZE guuntt Observation-Disclosures bon
Stearns Gpuntb, Minn., trat Ser eeietz
Gonrtp aubitor 81. Shomep rief Sic Be-
hDrpe CUR Srbnung. slntpeienb Sic Witz
eIieber g. g. 2a6r, Sal. t6ermann, SSaz
COB @eber,. g. S. Sbet1en unb Sen. 81
lering. Sober tpurbe DEM @eiebe gemdF
bereibtgt, %lppruuf Ste 8ebDrbe ii6 orgaz
n%iiierte. Muf Mntrag pes Saeob @eber,
unterfIBt bon Sal. German, nurbe g.
81. 2abr ein1fimn1ig al5 Gor1tser Der ge=
h6rbe ertpdblt. 4uf Mntrug be5 Guf.
German, unterltubt ppn Sen. Offering,
tplrbe Sucpb @eber ein1finmig als Sc
6iilTsppriiser Ser 8ebDrbe ertpdhlt. GU
Idriften bon Ser Winne1pta Stener=&pm=
miliou be5ialtd Ser I~bfddBungen, 8ez
ife11erl1ng, &f[idten Ser N11sgleifungsz
beb0rben purben Ser 8e6Drbe urterbrei=
tet, iorgfdItig ourdeeleieu, erDrtert unr
Iufbetpuhrltng drgeorbnet. Nuf Nntrdq
pertagte iih Sic ge6Drbe biz 9 l1br a1lz
BERN n%Drgens.
S1er11tdg, Den lo. Stlt, 1918. Sel
Gertogung geudB trat hie geh0rbe su=
1arumen; g. &c. 2obr als 9oritBer unl
aIe Mitglieber arlpeIeup. guf Intral
nurbeu fplgenoe Ienberungeu an Herz
ionuleigentbums ~Ib1hdsungen. ute bpr
Dem AneiIpren beridtet, getroffen:
Sotpn 4lbanp - Grp5ent 3ulddag:
6ausbGltsgerdtbe so HrD5ent; Rdhma=
ihinen 200 Erp5ent; alabiere 100 Ero=
gent; Eferbe 81 33h 8rn5eut; 6 &c
Erp5ent; 9 33b Erp8ent; 6 SO Troz
gent; S 200 Erp5eut; 8inbbieh 6, sc
Rro5eut; 8 40 Ero5ent; 6 so Tro5eut
5dafe $50 8ro8ent; 56tpeine q 1O(
Hro5ent, Gefliigel IS 9%ro5ent; 5anDe
gent; Eferbegeidirr etc. 20 Erp5eut
9reidmaidinen 100 Erp5ent; 9an1pf=
n1aidinen, etc. 66M 8ro5ent.
Sofpn Ii9leb - Ero5ent 3nidlag
5a11s6altung5gerdf6e etc. %, Hdbmds
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-08
Bit5f.

- 9rudfebler. Saul tut
nnes, INN ieinem SnfeI oas s2eben
3u fur5en.
Nad benz @on3ert.
gdiuerlein: r8as meinit', Site, Die
Gboleraturidnger'n NOR bod pobl
g 9eite?"
- Rinoermuno. @retden:
uMama, Ser stor9 muB bie flei.
men Sinner ood MIR 10 aus bent
Merntel idiltteln fonnen."
= Ser redte Srt. Serr
6auieI (beim 8rauien oes Hbein-
faas): nsllte, bait 9u nidt ne 8or-
binenpreoigt auf 2ager?"
- No9 gut abgelaue n.
u@oaBt, Girgl, mia / II Inter
meber bei Ser STR padt Bob 5llns
@luf bat er fpane g'babt."
8erbIumt. geluder (5l,
oem gobn seq @%al1sberrnD: rNa>
beut bats uubl 3eugnilie gegcben
Sons?.... 9os itaubt ia bier jog"
= SIN Offer. 9err: Ser
5eibung, mein 5err = fomme tb
bier redt gu @errn Su6er?"
Muliflebrer: rNetn bite cine
Sfftane bober!"
= SIN 3meifel- 9otelier
(6er es I'M Neben5in1mer fnaaen
Forte, 5um Sber): u8iro % Sett
getrunfen, ooer baben Sic oen Blc-
colo cine 'runtergebduen?"
- Muf eigene HeG II j
uno @efabr. Hidter: n9atten
Sic Mitbelfer BET oen1 gin6rud2"
vNein, SEER 8raiioent, ieit 5fpei
Sabren arbeite id garl5 Ic!bItanoig."
- Gut oefiniert. n@ann
miro oenn eth Mu1ifer gum GIrtuo-
len, Gapa?"
u@enn er iopiel @elo fat, boB
er elm aor5ert nit greibiaets geben
fann."
@iBbegier. Sic baben
borbin meiuer 5od)ter elnen SUP
gegeben; redtfertigeu Sic iidl"
SD molte mild nur ii6er5el1gen.
Oh Tie SEN Muno ouf Sem re6te1
Sled bot!"
= @emutpoIl: Game (oie
5tpei Sreunoinnen 5u gelud bat,
fir fi6): I'D Soft, penn nur
cine bon beioen geben miiroe, ib
babe ie6er 10 piel uber sic anoere
au er5dblen!"
= 9as MoreBbud. r@as
10 Elm MoreBbuh bod fir eine Men,
qe bon Siernamen entbdlt: 2orDe,
&irId, gdr, Studs, 8olt Storfl,
5tro1tB, Sperliug, Speht... Der
refine u8rebm"l"
- GeIbitbemuBt. 9ertnant
ST.: rSlt es n0gltd, Sbre 8raut
bringt Sbnen bunoerttal1leno 5alsr
mt!"
aeutnant g.: r@as tauidt lie
aber oud bafir ein."
- SD9lte 5tue. r...8ie
fits am bieiigen Srte ltm oie Mo.
raIitdt beiteat2"
80, sic ifebt auf elmer 10 bohen
stufe, ooB iamtlide &affeefral5-
ben eingegangen iinol"
= go Elm 2ieo... @oit (ber
i'm @on5ertIofaI ndbreno bes Gor=
trags elmer 5dngerin gegelien bat):
u9eden Gie al, &elIner! 5teine
fann oie}es 2ieo pobl erueiden,
aber nidt Sbre 8eeflteafs!"
- gerf.au t. 5reunbin (5u
ether reiden @rbin): r8ie fonnmlt
Du Dir MIN eigentlid Dor als Ser
ipbte?"
@rout:: r@ie elm ausitelltngsbi!o
nit Dem 3ettel: uSerfauftt".
geoenf1ides Snter-
.effe. 3udtbaltsler (oer nod
fiin3ebn Sabren ~entlaiien piro):
So, ia, es miro itd 10 mardles
ge61,oert baben in ser 3eit. Sb
tpobI mein alter Staatsantualt nod
lebt?"
Jredoods. Gdulter-
iunge: pSrau Meilter'n, Sbre
Gtriimpfe ieb'u aus mie Jon
5dnei5erfdiie."
,Ganu, Ser bat bo6 me gang
anoere Sarbel"
,Sa, aber er lit aud 10 - bl1rf-
hrod,enl"
- @rob. Sic: so bin fn
mirfIid ueltgierig, Of iid meil1 rei-
der SnfeI meirer erinnert bat, OILS
er fem Seitament madte. Sd pfleg-
tie ibm in1ner ettpas Dor5ulinget1."
or: r9eiien mus er iid lifer
eri1rert boben. benu ct bot Sbaet
nidts binterlaIfen!"
- Gr drdnf lid ei II.
,Mit oenn &pmmer5ienrat Weaier
ideint. es aud idon abtpdrts jill
aeben!"
st - tporal1s fdlieBen sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-08
Serbanolnnsen Ser Anssleidunssbe,
b6rbe pou Stearas County,
Ninneiota.
GlaTenabt9eilmngen Der 8ferbe, HiHb=
pteh uni Smwetne.

8ferbe: q unter eiuem Sabre alt; 8,
Elm sSahr alt uub uuter 3tpet Sabren;
6, 5tpei Sabre ait unb inter bret Sat-
rem; 6. brei Sabre alt unb unter 5ehn
Sabren; 6. ieds5ebn Sabre alt uno barz
iiber; S. 5engife, feiue 8%rutmdbren unS
&ai1e=Eferbe.
Ainbbieh: q, unter einem Sabre alt;
g, Elm Sa6r alt unb inter 3tDet Sabren
6, 5tpei Sabre aft uuD unter BRET Sabz
rem; 8, &ibe; 6, 8ulen; S, unes am
bere 8tnbbieb, bret Satire alt unb bar
Iber.
@htpeine: q, nidt nber brei Monate
aft; 9, BRET Nonute alt unb bdriber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-08

Comm gben Cafe - Hro5ent 3uidlag:
Md6mul6inen 66%; &lapiere %, Hferz
Sc g 20; 6 10; 9 33h; G 100; s
300; Hinbbieb q 10; g 20; 8 33h
9 30; 6 20; G6afe 20; 5dfpeine "
100; 8efluael 25; 9unbe 400; Iutomoz
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15

The suspense of the first episode
efs Pathe's The Seven Pearls" is
heightened in the End showing at
the Gem Theatre Monday.
Turning to the masked figure,
Drake discovers lima. They still
have their hands. Harry finally
summons enough courage to look
behind him, only to see that the in.
truder has left. Realizing that the
Pearl is gone, lima bursts into
tears Harry tries to comfort her,
telling her that he loves her. She
scornfully tears herself away from
her. Love me? Do you realize
how / must pay for these Pearls?"
she asks.
Harry is torn by remorse, but
tries to calm her by telling her that
she is now in America. where the
Sultan cannot touch. lima r.
minds him that the man that has
been both mother and father to her
is held in hostage at Constantinople
What can l do?" pleads Harry.
lima asks him to pretend to join
Grady's Dang and help her recover
the pearls which are now scattered
among the various members of the
band. He agrees and promises to
do all in his power.
lima is closely followed by spy
sent by the Sultan. He has traced
her to Harry's apartment, and is
now outside the door, listening to
their conversation. Nemesis, an.
other strange and mysterious char
acter, has also followed lima. The
spy and Nemesis struggle on tht
floor. The spy draws his dagger
He is about to put an end tC
Nemesis, when the latter holds u[
one of his wrists and tells the spy
look at it. The spy pauses with up
lifteo dagger, and in wonder look;
at the bracelet, which evidently
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15
REQUEST From Farmers.

The significance of the visit which
wes made by representatives of 16
farmers organizations to the White
House is not so much in the par
ticular suggestions they made TO
the President as in the general re-
quest for better representation of
the farmers in the war organization.
Questions of farm labor, farm
finance. price fixing and ether
matters affecting agricultural inter-
ests have long been under consider.
alton and are presumably receiving
anxious attention, just as other per-
picking questions are. Such mat
tiers the delegation called to the
Presidents attention and he an
swered in a vein which indicated
pretty clearly that he has no plan
by which hairline justice can be
done to the farmers or any other
class. He can only do his best,
But the farmers also asked for
the creation of board to consist OF
farmers. which shall sit in Washing
ton and take up all of the problems
relating to agriculture and its place
in the war organization as they a.
rise.
This is a reasonable suggestion
Such a board would 60 to Washing
ton not merely to represent the
farmers interests, but to marshal
the farmers strength, and the far
mers would feel, when they were
asked to do a thing, that it had the
approval of a board of their own
class. which had weighed what
ought to be done and what could
be done.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15

Experts declare that there is not
enough -four substitute in the coun-
try to make it possitae TO observe
the latest order of the food admin
istrstor. namely, that all purchasers
of -four must buy an equal amount
of -four substitute. But that will
make the order doubly effective,
will it not? For .retailere who are
out of substitute can sell no -four
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15
MORE HELD FOR SERVICE

The Monroe County Board at Paris
Saturday qualified 8 more men for
general military service on physical
examination, placed three for limited
service and disqualified two.
Those qualified for general military
service are: Willie Hoyle McManus,
Eddie Cleveland Carnes, Sterling John
ston, Stanley Brown, Glennie Sylves-
ter Cleary, VIM. Arthur Bishop, L.
Paul Nipps, VIM. Ezra Porter.
Paul Edward Simon and Harry
Thomas Taylor were qualified for linn
tied service as laborers and Paul F.
Shaw as bank clerk. William Henry
Decker and Archie Stuart Holman
were physically disqualified.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15
THE Seven Pearls"
EPISODE NO. 2.

means something to him. 1t means
so much. that he lowers his dagger.
Nemesis speaks: "You have a
pearl" The spy admits it, reaches
in his pocket. draws the pearl out
and shows it to him. Nemesis tries
to grasp it. but the spy pushes him
aside. Nemesis sticks the bracelet
into the spy's face, threatening
something in connection with it.
Harry again tells lima that he
loves her and is about to kiss her
when he hears a knock at the door.
Harry goes to the door and looks
through the keyhole. Turning he
assures lima that nobody is there.
She feels relieved, but suddenly
points to the floor, where there is a
piece of catgut. Terror.stricken,
lima tells Harry that it is the bow
string, used to ,strangle women Of
the Harem who flirt.
That night Handsome Jack.
member of the Grady gang, whose
speciality is fine work of its kind,
opens a window and sneaks into a
rich residence. A minute after he
is followed by lima. Entering a big
room used as a picture gallery, dec
GRATED by suits of armour, to play
safe Jack dons one of the suits.
Drawing his sword. he starts to cut
one of the pictures from its frame.
He is interrupted by the entrance
of lima, who holds him up and de-
mands his Pearls He finally agrees
but he tells her he cannot get at
them through his armour. lima, in
attempting to assist him, affords
him a chance to knock the gun out
of her hand. Tying lima to a chair
he resumes his work. Jack is again
interrupted by the sound of iron
footsteps.
The door opens and second fg-
ure in armour enters. Jack fum-
bles for.his gun but is unable to get
at it from under his armour, nor to
findiIlmas hidden gun. The strange
figure draws his sword and Jack is
forced to do the same. They fight
like two knights of old. Finally
Jack is overpowered, and the
Stranger removes his helmet and
proves to be Harry. Recovering
the Pearls, his own which the crook
had won and Jacks, Harry gives
them to lima and starts towards
the window after Jack, who tries to
escape. AS Harry goes to the win
dow. Ilmas backs towards the cur
tain. In an instant some unknown
throws curtain over her head, takes
the Pearls, and before she is able
to untangle herself, the figure
escapes.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15

Considering all the talk that has
been expended on the subject of
saving food. the amount of food
that is going to waste at the pres
ent time is impressive. 1t cannot
be saved by words. The only thing
which will achieve results is work.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15

E. j. Bourbon Of the Grand Lead.
er left Monday for Excelsior Springs
Mr.. Bourbon has been in bad health
for some time and went there on
aCsJlat OF bis health.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15
SpaIdiRg-JdrOSh.

Miss Mabel Spalding and Mr..
Anthony Jarosh were united in
marriage on Feb. S, 1918, at St.
Agnes Church, Carstairs, Alta,
Can, Rev. Fr. Dargon officiating.
The bride is well known here,
having spent her early childhood
in this vicinity. Mr.. Jarosh is a
prosperous!sfarmer and prominent
in his community, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jarosh will reside on farm near
Carstairs. We join with congratu-
lations.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15

j. u, Robey bought the James
Elzea farm of 100 acres southwest
of town. Price not given. This
farm is nicely improved with two
barns. silo, new fencing and other
accessories, making it one of the
most desirable farms 10 that neigh
borhood.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15

Mr.. and Mss. Jim Mudd were
called to Quincy Monday by the
death of Mrs. Mudd's sister, Mrs.
Maggie Green who passed away
Monday morning at five o'clock.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15

Increase the acreage of your war
garden this season. even if you have
to jump the fence and plant to the
edge of the road
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15
CLASSIFICATIONS and EXEMPTIONS
Furnished by Monroe Co. Draft Board

Pearl Irwin Gwynn, J-3
John Pfanner, J-3
Hardin Bassett Stockton, J-3
Fred Randell Brengle, J-3
Paul Samuel Nevins, J-3
John Christopher Tully, J-S
Eugene Daniel Kelly, J-3
Harper M. Rudasil, J-3
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15

Mrs. D. H. Jeelin, of Chicago was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vim.
0'Daniel in this city last week
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15

Rev. M. L. McReynolds and wife
were Palmyra visitors Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-02-15
Appeals Refused

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John Ivan Tewell, J-3
James Lee Tewell, J-3
Harry Merle Tooley, J-3
Randell Mudd, J-3
Robt. Harley Kidd, J-3
w. r. P. Jackson, Jr., J-3
The classification for the remainder
of the county is as follows:
Appeals Refused
Harrison Ripper, Al
Clarence Vivian Mitchell, Al
Leo. Scissor, Al
Claud Davis, Al
Robert Clark Smith, Al
Claims Granted on Agricultural ani
Industrial Grounds Only
Give K. Alexander, C-2
Newton Ambrose White, CO
Jack Woods, C-2
jeff Davis Laytham, C-2
Leonard Byars, C-2
Robert Emmett Piercean, C-2
Elmer Sutton, C-2
VIM. Thos. Overstreet, C-2
Fleming Forrest Maupin, C-2
Chester Ed Garnett, C-2
Manley d. Clark, C-2
Victor Burgess (col.), C-2
Joe Norman Whitaker, C-2
Roy Jett Bowling, C-2
Joseph Hughes, C-2
Mike Kiugh Swindelf, C-2 -,
Herbert M. Holsheiser, CO "
Ernest Leonard Morgan, C-2
Lloyd Olen Cain, C-2
James Pearl Craig, CO
Earl Wilhelm Graupman, C-2
Charley Wesley Harrison, C-2
Scott johnson, C-2
Horace Dickerson, C-2
John w. Jackson, C-2
Chester Osgood, CA
Orion Poage, CA
Thomas E. Cleaver, CA
James F. Delaney, CA
Thomas Ernest Welch, CA
Frank Alonzo Wertz, CA
Berry Sharp Bledsoe, ca
Charley Mansur Bush, CA
Robert Sullivan, D-2
James Erwin Fulton, J-3
Roy Magruder, J-3
James A. Tully, J-3
Wallace Wayman Whitesides, J-3
John William Calhoun, J-3
Frank VIM. Weber, J-3
Nelson Turner, J-3
Thomas Tim Garrett, J-3
James Elmer Cough, J-3
David F. Vanlandingham, J-3
Benz. Harrison Heckart, J-3
Geo. Elester Rouse, J-3
Henry Eugene Moore, J-3
,James Marvin Lewellen, J-3
AkAllen Church, J-3
Delbert Miles, J-3
Harve Hall, J-3
Samuel Clarence Thompson, J-3
Albert Clark, J-3
John VIM. Nesbit, J-3
Paul Hickey, J-S
Lloyd Elliott Crutcher, J-3
Harry Weldon Calhoun, J-3
VIM. Emmett Tully, J-3
Claud Owen Lands, J-3
Carlyle G. Vaughn, J-3
Willard Hemstreet, J-3
James Roy Wilhite, J-3
Glenn Vaughn, J-3
Hugh E. Mallory, J-3
& Ray Gore Howell, J-3
Robert Ephrom Evans, J-3
Chester B. Smock, J-3
Randell Mudd, J-3
John Robert Norman, J-3
Denver Rouse, J-3
Hugh Raymond Wilson, J-3
Earl Thos. Shrader, J-3
BENZ. Preston Tanzey, J-3
y. Flynn Brayton, J-3
Gilbert Mathis Tully, J-3
~ Thos. Leslie Bannister, J-3
James E. Thompson, J-$
Forrest Newton Rickabaugh, J-3
Glenn Upton Woods, J-3
Oliver Benjamin Vaughn, J-3
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-06-13
RED CROSS DANCES.

A Red Cross dance will be given
Wednesday evening June 10 at the
Chas. Veeder barn four miles south
of Sank Centre. The barn is suf-
ficiently large fer good crowd, there
will be an excellent orchestra in at
tendance and the committee in charge
have every reason to expect that the
proceeds realized will be gratifying.
On the same evening, several miles
further southwest another Red Cross
dance will take place in the Walter
Nicholson barn at Padua. The barn
has been donated by Mr.. Nicholson
and the Padua Auxiliary are to have
charge. The proceeds of both dances
will be turned into the Sank Centre
branch of the Red Cross. Refresh
ments will be served.