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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-29

berebv certify that foregoing is true copy Of
posed to the d NE published pursuance section Is
gna session Assembly
JOHN WILLIAMS
C!e-E House &C Delegate. o. vrgnse
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cOMhaOh!4NEAL OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE OF
CLERK or TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
OFFICE OF

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS the Constitution Of Esha as
Of Assembly 1919 ana ilotsAe' Ia
and approved feDFua1 % 1'
amends" at to %fS2n
co,t> nandpruv ""t-
the sarnet
It'd and
VIRGINS ION
t. T. with
tl. DIVISION ofS
Sr!.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-29

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS to the Constitution OF Es1hia
session OF General Assembly 1919, ana iuoSseed Ia
section 1876 Of the Constitution an" act approved fc0'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-29

RESOLUTION proposing amendment to $SSn sad
of
The same the mex general Assembly!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27
All Resources Turned to
Helping Win the War

big allied drive which was taking
part all along the line. Day by day
maps were consulted, day 10y DAY a
chalk line or a row OF pins was re
adjusted. For the beginning OF the
end had come.
Nov. II came. and with il a cele-
bration such as has never been
known South Bend stopped work
ing. stopped everything. to go out
and shout its joy. The end had
come-the end for which the world
had been striving
Now the boys are coming home.
With hardy frames and strengthened
muscles they return 10 their home
CITY better fitted in every way 10
continue the work they left 10 fight
for America. Some OF their com
rades have been left behind. in the
shelI-torn ground Of northern
France. bat the very loss of those
comrades has made those who come
back into better citizens. for they
have seen death. they have gained
a new sympathy. they have learned
that the west end" and the boule-
Yards are peopled by the same sort
Of human ehgs-people who live
and breath and love the same.
whether their names appear on
factory payroll or in gold letters on
bank window.
Through il all, the river flows
silently on. unmindful OF the events
OF passing years. And vet, silent
/ and uncOncerned though il seems.
the river, too, is welcoming the
boys. As summer comes. and the
call OF the out-Of-docrs reaches in
| to the hearts Of those who can no
/ LONGER live content in the stuffy
offices Of civilization, because they
/ have slept under the stars. and
have seen the morning fog. the riv-
er will welcome those who used
I to wade in it years agO-those who
went away boys, but came back
I men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27

Within ten minutes after an ap-
plicatiOn OF Danderine you can not
find a single trace of dandruff or
falling hair and your scalp will not
itch. but what will please you most
viii be after a few weeks use, when
you see new hair, fine and downy
81 frst-yes-but really new hair
growing al over the scalp.
little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty OF your hair. No
difference how dull, faded. brittle
and scraggy, just moisten a cloth
with Danderine and carefully draw
II through your hair. taking one
small strand az a time. The effect
Is amaziug-your hair will be light.
funny and wavy, and have an ap-
pearance OF abundance: an incom-
parable lustre. sOftness and luxur-
lance
Get a small bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine for a few cents at any
drug store or toilet counter. and
prove that your hair is as pretty
and soft as any-that IL has been
neglected or injured by careless
treatment-that's all-you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots OF
n n you viii Just try a little Oar
deriEe- Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27
What You Get For Your Subscription

First LAR VICTORY BOND-securng
the job
Second
editions
Bend Mnhawaa
Third You through this something mxced Northern Indiana Southern
Press reaching nook the world supple
that supply unequ truthful and fearless and
O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27

Stands pledged to buy FIFTY-DOLLARV VIC
TORY BOND as often as any Victory Bond
buyer of the Fifth Liberty Issue will bring to 1t
subscription for one year-paying in advance.
You take the initial payment for the Victory
Bond away with -thesubscription to be
credited to the solicitors district quota.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27

60 o.,
-
deal H. = hof and stuary office when I
she's ,.onl8 TAR rather 20 have been !
nm tbe "a, a,ra,- fhinz line but who
rad 80 re,,si, because their partic-
Mar l,o-iedze OF things enabled
fbem ro give better service in their
swivel chairs than anywhere else.
y-be,e,er inc men went. they took
Win tb.-,, the spirn - south Bend.
witch. like The river. went al lis task
uuco.apla.ningl, never firing until
The victory mad been WON Ana as
South Bend Welcomes nrr heroes
fr.-. memoir, tLa1 can never
lla-fbr memory of bands OF men
f.lrcail. .uly. some OF whom viii
r.r.. com. home.
Two .ears have passed since
af.ast.s tools up the gauntlet
5i.,.,,,, 5arr b, f,erurtny So rap
Iuv hsr. ,-.nt- passed. however,
,r.r 81 s..... much longer than that
since +, taat hastily called session
80 ,o.,s,.-. fha United states took
t,. .te,. ,ebi.t threw 900. 900 more
men into TIE allied lines. which put
Iil1fo,s un.r billions Of additional
dollars sf Tine disposal OF the ma
,i,.,s e,o.,ged u The hight against
Cer,oan autocrscv. and which offer
Cd All OF the splendid resources OF
Aoerics fo thc calse of democracy.
10 loot t4ct over the two years
80 rbe vsr and the period immedi-
.tef, rraefdirr Americas entry in
81 81, c.,licf f. To- discover that it
49, f.,.+ .tof, that which
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27

FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
Il have a splinter in my finger"
"Ah. ahi You've been scratching
your head.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27
An Historic dot. .

on the map, Chateau Thierry is
but a single black dot In a multi
tude OF such dots But American
marines stationed there made IL a
place famous i'm history when they
stopped the German advance. there
al the Marine. and began the big
push" which brought about the arm
isfice months later
n was late in the summer when
south Blenders read OF the clearing
.t.. rnt Niul-' salient and the
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CONTINUED PROM PAGE one. Sec. 2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-08

'jic !. lednem, vsichni nemecti
dhstojnici . vojaci, jakoz vsi-
chni n6mscti zeleznieni zfizen-
ici q policiste v uniforme must
salutovati vSein spojeneckym
0Istojnikum v americkem pa
s.nu, die rozkazu vcera vyda-
|neho.
KOblenc. - 40 aeroplanu,
|pecftajic v to Z Goth, kterych
bylo pouzito k bombardovani
Pafize, bylo odevzdano ameri-
|ckemu vojsku. Dive ste strojd
lie nyni v Koblenci a vsechny
brzy budou dopraveny do
Francie. Vsechny aeroplany
muai hyt v uplnem pofadku pri
|odevzd&ni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-08
SRBSKO HODLA HAITI Sc
ZBRANl NAROKY v
DALMACIf.

Tariz, Z. ledna. - "Bude-li
potvrzena tajna smlouva, uza-
vrena mezi Italii, Anglii, Fran
cii Ruskem roku 1915, ma mi
rove konferenci, pax Srbsko hu
de bojovati s Italii az do konec-
neho rozhodnuti. Jak. znamo,
smlouvou tou bylo zaruceno O.
stasnimi velmocemi Italii pobfe
Ii Dalmacie, v dobe, kdy stat
nici dosud videli jen Rakousko
pepredvidali, ze Slovane. tam
zijlci zbavi Sc otrockeho jhs a
dooudou 81 samostatnosti, Ami
Srbsko nevstoupilo do valky
proro, ably stalo Sc vasalem ne
ktere velmoci. Nem1ze pristou
pitt ma to, ably Italie mSla kon-
trolu tohoto 1zemi."
Takovymi primymi slovy pro
hlasil pred korespondentem
Sdruzeneho tisku DR.. Vesnic,
srbsky vyslanec We Francii, be-
hem dneAniho interviewu. Ale
dodal. re pfitomnost Ameriky
na mireve konferenci je zaru-
kou. ze bude jednanO spravedli
We, nebot' vyjadfila sc proti tai
nym slouvam pro svobodne
urceni narodI. Pokud Sc tkne
Jihoslovanu, tito neuznavaji j
stych smluv, jez udaly Sc mezi
| velmocemi ma zacatku valky.
'Srbsko pdjde ma mirovou kon
terenci s presvedcenim, re bu-
de sc tam jednati die zasad pro
hlasenych velmocemi a Spoje.
| nynci staty. Citime, Re Amerika
buds starati Sc 0 zajmy malycl
narodi. Posice Srbd . Jihoslova
nj kyla by zoufalou, kdyby il
jich nadeje nespocivaly ma "a.
sadach, vytcenych Amerikou
Byly zoufale, protoze jiste vel
moci, ktere prohlasily tyto "a
sadly. vstoupily We smlouvy, jim
odporujici. Nekolik takovych
smluv nanlireno jest proti Srb
ski.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-08

stuje se kukufice, tabak, cirok,.
cukrova trina, kassava, yamy,
meme bavlnik q kava. Ma sa-
vanrlach darf Sc Ease chovu
skotu, koni a osliv. Obyvatel-
stvo sklada Sc re sudanskych
cernochd, kteri ma jihu cti fe-
tise, ma severn pax siri Sc me-
ri mimi rychle islam. Ale zmine
nj pohane jsou mirumilovni a
pracoviti, "a to ma severn jed
motive kmeny stoji stale proti
sobe We zbrani. Pocet jejich cd
haduje Sc ma 100000, napro
ii tomu Evropand bylo r. 1904
189, z nichz 179 Nemcd, kteri
jsou zde hlavne spravci fakto-
Ri a plant&zi neb lfedniky. Oh
chod zabyva Sc vyvozem palmo
vych jader, palmoveho oleje,
kaucuku' a dobytka, kdezto v
dovoze pfevladaji latky bavl-
meme, sdl a lihoviny. Guverner
osady sidli nynf v LONE, vedle
nehoz jsou We vnitrozemi stani
&c Misahoehe q Kraci, kan
prclozena stanice z Bismarck
lburku. Hlavnimi obchodnimi
pristavy jsou Porto Seguro a A.
necho. Hlavni mesto Togo ma
asi 10000 obyvatelI.
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W!SsIs'] W!!sI'] EW!SS E!!sI
STATNf PREVRAT PADEREV
SKEHO Sc NEZDARIL.

Varsava, s. led. (Opozdena
zprava.) - Pokud strany Pa
derevskeho svrhnouti vladu Pill
sudskeho dnes skoncil s nezda
rem. Paderevskeho podporuji
hlavne strany konservativni a
liberalni. Sest clenl vlady Pill
sudskeho bylo zateeno; zprava
jest vsak tfmto popirana. Phi de
monstracich zabit byl jedcn
voiak.
Padercvsky navstivil osobne
generala Pilsudskeho, polske-
no vojenskeho diktatora, jenz
nikterak nejevi ehuti vzdati sc
svs moci q proto schhze obou
sokd sc stala ncdspesnou. Pa
derevsky hodla povolati vojsko
z Francie vcetne polsko-amefi-
ckych oddilld cd jichz pfftom-
nosti 81 slibuje moralni uspech,
Polsko ohrozeno jest boise
vismem a rudou gardou napa-
dena mesta Lvov, Wilma a XII
jev zustanou vzdy, jak velky
pocct NEST mensich, krvavyn
par. etnfm LISTEN v historii pol
skChO osvobozOyaciho hnuti.
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MSSIS:s]] M!SSIS:s]] MEs!SsSj
NEMCI MUSf .ZDRAVITI SPO
JENECKE DUSTOJNfkY.
IWyI!;!S';,,S;;|!] US; s. MSS

koblenc, 6. ledna. General
Robert l.. Bullard, velitel dru-
he armady, prUel. do koblcn-
ce. Jsou povesti. he druha ame
ricka armada nastoupi sluzbu
v okupacnim lzemi a vystfida
a-madu treti a ze divise, drzi-
ci nyni Ryn, bHdou doprayeny
do, zadu q budou meZi prvni-
mi, ktere vrah se domu.
Koblenc, 6. .ledna. Poeina-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-08
NASE ARMADA v ITALII
PRISAHA CESKOSLOVEN-
SKE REPURLICE.
ltalsky kral pritomen slavnOsti.
Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar
(nOkonceul.)

u
Ny, vojaci svobodne a samo
statne republiky zemi ceskoslo
ve1,skych skladame do rukou
vlady zemi ceskoslovenskych
tuto slavnostni prisahu: We jme
nu nasi narodnl cti, We jmenu
vse no toho, co je nam jako Ii
dem Cechoslovakum nejvice
svat6, prisahame, re vzdy a vse
mi silami hajiti budeme zajmy
Republiky zemi eeskosloven-
skych. Jako verni bojovnlci, ne
souce We svG krvi dedictvi ma
SIGH slavnych dejin a vzdy ljsou
ce pametlivi nezapomenutel-
nych cina nasich narodnich
mucedniku nasich husitskych
vojeyudcuv, slibujeme byti jich
dustojni prisahame nikdy z
boje neutlkati, nijakemu nebez
peel Sc nevyhybati, rozkazu
nacelniku svych poslouchati,
sve prapory a odznaky ctiti, ne
pfitele nikdy milost Ia nj
jakych okolnosti neprositi Sc
zbranl ruce Sc nevzdati, ma
vzaiem Sc milovati a v nebezpe
ci chraniti, smrti sc nelekati a
"a svobodu naroda vlasti sve
vSe. zivot poloziti. TAX bude
me jednati tax prisahame."
Ma posledni, zvysenym hla-
sem pronesena slova, jako owe
ma zaburaceN: PRISAHAME,
trikrat opakovane, doprovaze-
ne mavanim kloboukG vzdor
vsem vojenskym predpisum -
vice nez 20 tisic muzu, kteri by
ii spolustrdjci nejslavnejsi epo-
chy nasich dejin a ktefi jsou cd
hodlani dati znovu vSe pro o.
chranu svobody krvi dobyte.
Cost prisneho, odhodlaneho,
snad j vyhrdzneho, rozprostre-
10 Sc v jejich tvarich, vyyolano
myslenkou, re jim bude znovu
a Timed splniti svaty zavazek
proti nepratelhm, kteri &C pora
zeni, nejsou posud odhodlani
odzbrojiti a vydat uloupenou
kofist. v te chvili mysli nase
zaleteli tam k nam do nasich
zemi praly 81, ably cely narod
videl tuto ne sice ciselne mohut
nou armada, ale ktera svOu
mravni silou a svou vojenskou
zdatnosti mIze a bude We sku-
tecnosti prvni zaklad obrany
nasi vlasti jiz v nejblizsich
dnech.
Do t6to chvile pine prisnt
malznosti najednou jakoby "a
vznely z dalky sladke zvuky ia
kesi narodni bohosluzby.
Plukovni' hubby, rozestaye.
ne ma kridlech, soucasne zano.
toyaly nasi narodni hymnu
Pod vlive mt6ehto prvnich zvl
kde pfich@zejicich jako z nezni
mseh vyssk, vojsko j kra!, jsni
tn stal obnazenou hlavou, ia
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MSS] Wy!ssl ,y!l
NOVOROCNf OAR CESKO.
SLovENSKE REHUBLICE.

NcUdVud ZpTdVd dTlLc 90
chazejici sdeluje svetu, ze spo
jenei rozhodli Sc pfifknouti a
venovati nemeckou osadu Togo
land v zapadni Africe ceskoslo-
venske republice. Priknuti To-
golardu csskoslovenskemu sta
tn jest skutecnym prekvape-
MIN, nebot' tento dar ceskoslo-
venske republice nezhamena
jen poskytnuti il zamorske osa
dyd k 1celim kolonisacnim,
obchodnim a pramyslovym. On
znamena take, ze ceskosloven-
ske republice dostane Sc volne-
ho pc pfipade samostatneho pri
stavu u nektereho more, nejspi
Sc IL more Jaderskeho.
Togo, cili Togoland jest ne
mecka osada v Zapadni Africe
ma Otrocim pobrezi Horni Gui-
nee, hranici ma zapad 8 anglic
kou drzavcu Zlatonosneho po-
bfczi (Gold COAST, cd niz il
deli castecne reka Vita, ma W.
chode francouzskym Daho-
mejem, oddelenym rekou Mo-
nu & ma severn S francouzskou
Zapadni Afrikou. Zabira cell
KEN plochu asi 54,183 ctverec
mich mil Gill $1,000 ctver. kilo-
mctrd. K osade prislusi pobfe
Ii pouze 70 KIN. Stroke, sklada
jici Sc z dzkeho pruhu zluteho
pisku, misty krovim a kokosovy
mi palmami pokryteho, "a nimz
roAklada Sc po cele delce lagu
ma. Jet tu silny priboj a staly
vitr cd more mutt pobrezni feky
u ukl&dani pisku ma samotnem
brchu, TAX re pobrezi je nesnad
/, M rfistupne. Ia lagunou siri
sc hojne vzdelana a urodna nj
zina, ktera We vnitrozemi pre-
chAzi v dvoji pasmo horske, po
kryte savsnnami, postupujici
Cd severovychodu k jihozapa-
du. Pohori tato o prlNerne W.
81 1900 stoop lie pokladau "a
okraj zapadosudanske plosiny,
ktera je mirne zvlnena, ale ohu
da vegetaci, nehlede k vysoke
trave. Nejdalezitejsi feky Vol
ia a Monu tekou po hranici, tax
ze pro osadu pozbyvaji vyzna-
mu. Pouze Monu splavna je ma
$50 KIN do vnitroezmi. Podne-
bi je velmi nezdrave, nebot'
vlhky vzduch "a vysoke teplo.
ty privndi Evr0pana v lethar-
| gin zemdlenost, nasledkem &c
hoz neni mono zabyvati Sc tn
praci namahavejsi. Prumerna
terlota rocni jest ma pobrezi
I92. stupne F., v pohorich sc ST.
F., vodni srazky ma pobfezi 29
palcu, ma sever SO palcu. Mad
to stojate vody pobfezni a spat
ma pitna voda v milne zplsobu
il malarii zvlaste Cd kvetna de
cervence . v listopadu a prosir
ci. Ia to vegetace rozpoutavs
: zde vsechny sve silly; DART 81
tn kokosova a olejova palma
: baobaby, chlebcvniky, obrostlt
hLstymi lianami. Ma cervent
: pude niziny slime zalidnene pc
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koby zkamen6li. Pc prisnych
tvarich muzd kanou Shy. A ST.
zy byly ocich vsech. Ia ticha,
pod dojmem predchozi chvile,
pfikroceno k dalsimu progra-
mu slavnosti: predani prapord
jednotlivym plukdm, prapord
venovanych rdznymi mesty ital
skymi. Vetsina jich jsou nejen
krasou pamatkou a vyznamena
MIN pluk1m, ale jich umelecke
provedeni vzbuzovalo udiv kra
lie pritomnych.
Prvhi prapor predal misto-
predseda italsk6ho komitetu
pro ceskoslovenskou samostat
most praporecniku 80. pluku.
Pr@porecnik prevzav prekrasny
prapor, sklonil jej pred kra-
lem a zastupcem ceskosloven-
ske vlady, kteri jej pozdravili,
nacez po odpovedi vojenskym
pozdravem velitel pluku od-
chazel S praporecnikem, aby
jej postavil v cello pluku. Ten
tyz obrad opakovani pri ostat
Mich praporech. Tim uzavren
vlastni program slavnosti.
Mezi tim, CO pluky se znovu
radily k prehlidce, kral vyme-
loval svoje dojmy 8 drem. Bor
skym, jemuz dojat dekoval "a
to, re mu bylo mono videti PRIV
nj vojsko ceskoslovenske repu-
bliky, ktera mdze byti klidna 0
svoii budoucnost, mali takove
muze k ochrane. cBlahopral da
lie kap. Seboyi a kom. Scodni-
kovi.
Po te odebral Sc ma tribunu
urcenou pro prehlidku. Zatim
jiz "a zvukl hubby blizil Sc
pluk 81. Objeveni Sc praporu
vyvolalo potlesk nescetneho o.
becenstva. kral a vSichni vojen-
sti zastupci vzdavali cest. Pc
te pluk "a plukem, bataillony,
roty, defilovaly pine 3 hodiny.
Vhled nasich vojakG a dustoj-
nlku byl velkolepy. Bylo ma PRIV
nj pohled mono poznat vojen-
sky zcelene teleso fysicky zdra
vych muzu, vojakG kazdym
hnutim. Je v mem tolik 2 charak
teru nasich lidi, bez pathosu,
bez okazalosti, kteri jdou ku
predu takovou samozfejmo-
sti. toto divadlO rozvijelo sc
pine dve hodiny pred dzaslymi
zrsky.
kral zdravil nadsene, ptal
Sc na RUNE podrobnosti, vse
chino sc zajimal. neskryval bez
merny obdiv.
Posledni defiluje 80. pluk
rozvedclku a "a mimi prichaze-
il prapory strojnich pusek. Vo
jaci &C nesou tezkou vyzbroj,
defiluji bezvadne. Nasleduji
diva pluky delostfelectva opeSa
leho. Vjizdi ctyri baterie pol,
nho delostfelectva. HoSi sedi
pevne sedle, zrejme pysni, ia
koZto prvni ceskoslovensti dele
stielci; nekteri hladi ocel svych
del. Ia mimi baterie del tez.
, kych. Dale rota cyklistG a diva
pancerove automobily biloce,
: venvmi pasy. Ma konec dive
= skadrony jizdy. Neni jich mn(
no, ale narod donna bude z nicl
: init; radost.
Nasi hosi, &C jiste unaven
cvicenimi, ukazali Sc v pine 81
lie vojenske. Ukazali krali spo
jenecke zeme, ktera Jim posky
la pohostinstvi to nejvyssi pod
lie echo Sc meri sila naroda, c,
je .ledinou jistou zarukou jeh,
budoucnoSti: narodni vojsko
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-08

Tahoz dne pozval veitel sboru
k pfatelskelnu obsdu dr.. Borka
a kap, Ssbu. yecer pax pozvani
byl oba panoye italskynl kra,
lem ma veceri.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-01-02
GRINDING 'EM OUT

A new quietness has settled down
owe the Hover block since the back
office force at the postoffice threw
away their old hand stamp cancelling
hammer and installed modern can
ceiling machine. Just turn the crank
and the new machine spits out the let
tiers as fast as Browning machine
gun does bullets. Herb Shanafelt,
who now gets up half an hour early
just to go down to the office to play
with the new machine, figured out, the
last time he smashed his thumb, that
in operating the old stamp swatter
ne exerted every day enough energy
to lift four tons. This was just the
energy required to lift the stamp, to
say nothing of the energy required to
poke it onto the linking pad and slap
the letter in the face with it.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-01-02
MASONS EAT TURKEY AND
INSTALL THEIR OFFICERS
Local Lodgemen ThOrOly Enjoy Them
Selves at Feed Followed by
Installation

Some said it was the only real feed
the lodge has ever had while all saw
that it was some feed that about so
members of the local Masonic lodge
enjoyed Friday evening. Ed. Keene
donated two handled turkeys, Charlie
Haas cooked them and the tables were
spread in the lodge hall.
The dinner was scheduled for $50
and was followed by installation of Of
ficers as follows: Worshipful Master,
j. H. Siegfried; senior warden, E. o.
Keene; Junior warden, r. @. Macma-
hon; senior deacon, C. Tillery; junior
deacon, B. L. Coles secretary, F. J.
Kadow. After the installation there
was oratory, cards and smokes.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-01-02
TIME OF FOUR TRAINS
CHANGED ON THE N. P.
No. Al Will Arrive More than Hour
Later and No. 333 Nearly
Half Hour Earlier

Changes in the time of four North
ern Pacific passenger trains became
effective January 1. For the most
part the changes are only Of few
minutes and the former schedule is
not materially affected. An excep-
tion is Train No. Al, from the East,
which is due to arrive now at 1880
p. m, instead of 1918 p. m. The
new time table follows:
Train No. (no stop) unchanged.
Train No. 2 2:20 a. m, now 2:1O a. m.
Train No. Al 1915 p. M, now 11:30
Train No. AZ 1:28 a. m, unchanged.
Train No. 333 1915, now 11:4O p. m.
Train No. 334 1885 a. M, unchanged.
Irain No. 500 p. M, now 4:50.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-01-02
'PM-THRU-ENZA" GERM
MAKES ITS APPEARANCE
Local Red Cross Workers have Lost
Interest Since Armistice
Was Signed

Mrs. R. E. Pratt, who has charge
of the sewing work of the Red Cross
says that while the signing of the ar
mistice has in no way lessened the de-
mands that are being made upon the
Red Cross, it has detracted not lit
tie from the interest and enthusiasm
of the workers. She expresses the
fear that unless interest is revived the
local branch will have difficulty in
furnishing its monthly quota of sewed
and knitted garments.
The "I'm-thru-enza" germ, which
has been inflicting the work of the
Red Cross in many localities has evi-
IDENTIFY made its appearance here.
The initial symptom is sense of
lassitude-a feeling of whats the
use? It's all over. Why should I
work?" Steps are being taken to iso-
late the germ-also those who are
carrying it.
The epidemic is not widespread;
nevertheless an effort is being made
to stem its advance.
"Cold feet" is a marked symptom.
Another indication of the presence
of the germ is forgetfulness (that the
boys are still over there).
The victim cannot, as rule, con-
centrate the mind ION knitting).
The sight becomes impaired (can't
see to sew).
The ears become affected (can't hear
the appeals of hundreds of thousands
of refugees who must be clothed, fed
and housed).
Heart doesn't beat as it used to, and
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-01-02
sLYTER FUNERAL SUNDAY

The funeral of Mrs. Walter p. Sly
ter, who died last Thursday of influ-
enza at her home near Hover, was
held Sunday afternoon from the Muel-
Ter Undertaking Parlors. Services
were conducted by Rev. J. C. Harvey,
of the Methodist church. Mrs. Slyter,
who was Mary Eleanor Kilmer, was
born May %, 1885,. at Kilmer, Ncbras-
ka. She came west with her parents
and was married in November, 1904.
She has been a resident of the Kenne-
wick Valley since 1916. Besides her
husband she leaves two sons, Stephen
and John, aged 10 and 8, and daugh-
ter, Edith, aged 2, and five brothers
and two sisters.