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Red Cress £/lt;* I Will Clowdon PostponedIn talking with T. C. Johnston, President of the School Board, Tuesday we learned that there is no in* . i lt;iL. . vw.-aVtltst jirinrD !To AU Chapters: day we learned that mere »becauae of the influent epi- tention of closing the pnbhc schools detnic prevalent throughout tbia as yet on account of the few casesis.if! thpdemic prevalent throughout this as yet on account oi me division, Chapters are hereby of influenzain the community.directed to postpone the Chapter Johnston stated that the boar(election scheduled fof October i**v* the matter entirely 1123d to Wednesday, November 27,The Red Cross takes this ac-: : ,♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦• ♦ ♦ ♦ JX LOCAL RED CROSS NEWS ♦+ Edited by Mrs. J.W.RJJRNET f♦m, mboardtfUriMtfrtUH Dmvv«* -----would leave the matter entirely in the hands of the City Health Officer, Dr. Palmer, and when pr. Palmer tion ifTco Operation with the advises that the Schools be closed, Health Authorities to avoid call his wishes would be promptly co ing citizeus together under pres- plied with.ent conditions. It is especially So far, it seems, there are• *eydesired that the annual meeting few cases of the d** ™when held shall be attended by cinity, and none of a very *♦♦♦♦♦♦when held shall be attended by cinity, and none of a very *PS many Red Cross meters as » „„possible.George W, Simmons, Mgr. Southwestern Division,.. . .. JL_. MAAtVlKiTPQ ATI i rj |j 4.* | V t ’ T * ** * # *the part of those affected and due consideration given the rules laid down for the prevention of the.1 ..Li Asr. rnon= « -the American Red Cross be At - »—0-0-erned by the above-H. Remschei,Chairman Kerr Co. A. R- C.—0*1Ciarence Leinweber RecoveringMethodist Church NotesSamuel Gomper*, President of the Federation of Labor, has been a prominent figure in *• news from abroad during the last few weeks. An interview with him cabled from London, after a visit to American wounded in hospitals in England, is of special interest to Red Crossfolks. It follows:“I have just shaken handswith several hu^red wounded Americans from the Western front. In every case 1 thanked the boys for what they had done, gave them a few words of encouragement and hope for thefuture and told them that the-, . , wns received Tuesday pan m ausmh, ..........f Tr anil Mrs Chas. Leinweber worth has postponed the West Texas fromMr and Mr,.U» ^ Conference. N(, new date has beenOn account of the epidemic ofwho went a few days ago to the bedside of their son. Clarence, who was very ill of inlbienw and pneumonia in on army cam. n Virginia, stating that their son was much im- . _ - .vA* rilliul t nL i f * * i ' f'Conference. No new dale haa been set for the Conference but it is presumed that it will begin its sessions about Oct. 23rd.with all they possess.“ ‘Sure they are/ was the inevitable comment they made with * broad smile that you could not j cusaion wa mistake for anything except inapa. Th« - AiKia /IVI 1 iftf 1 _ -.Inn lt;*f,V 1On OctoberParent-Teacheimet in the Hi: With the prt Doyle, presidir The meeting tinging of the after which t which has bee here in the U by all present “0, God, protect all pecially oiKeep then-on the ocei and may t Almighty wisdom at! we do Thj The folio dered;Paper, Cl Johnston. Reel tat ioiwphone — N Instrume Lois Fawee Thebnsii taken up. to the oftic The sub;t their son was mucn m»-j The pastor. Rev. T. A. Abbott,nroved This was a great relief to wip preach next Sunday, Oct. 20, thii many friends of the family both morning and night, if you. I have no where else to worship, wecordially invite you to worship--------------The K»i«er Fighters.The Kaiser Fighters had a fine ^ .......... crowa U1 ¥^-...... ........time last Friday afternoon. - • ^ sutTorerf on ace our. f tlwLhe fighting line, to hear their UwdnesdF F. Real served ice cream an h Quit,c. a large number of\ r he -d-v are getting1 #*. . . .. 1 . f h* flcncfii 1 , -..... ’ *..... 1 _rAmerican. A more cheeriut lot u pian WU} of wounded men it would be hard lcommitt^ to find. It was really marvelous, |on ebiUI this American spirit. It wr«s wriT.fc was was my first contact with wound- L rommit Americans and my first visit to aj ^rs c, with us. 1 hospital in the war zone. The tbe sale lt;iDuring the past, the Church thing I decided to do after j womlt;more than held its own. Of course. I arr]vingT 1° England was to visit |Courage like all other churches of Kern’llle’j a crowd of our bovs fresh from Luting ' it Isas suffered on nccour. f the fto-hting line, to hear tbeir j wvdnesdJ, , * * — - - ^ ^ J J ^ f W ^ I ’i I u l' v'’ V------i \ ^ t i - 1 7 “ ,ciiiuS-n th .-vAf-gl M* Uhehest worKtms have m-en nougcrt * .*e tJlem some words ofhouse nnd then took u« 'or a * [0 move .'it her fields of labor. During ^eer Thanks to the Red Crossiuv -v - — on k1vc wvu* owi,ivVSrlv mem- to move uther 1WUU of labor. During Thanks to the Red Crossalong Quinlan creek. V the past year the church has raised j j ^ ^ wigh gratified thrfetg-rs enjoyed this nutmg. 1 ^ ^ ^ for its i'ninncial hudgeiabr.ut $1-100, i^ayg after my arrival in Englandstamps It i- I.' -arly t-l MSvvn surmis.. E, H' FisV, ..... *•«. »r 1 n’■ Cfficpr of tj^ hospital w«lpomfrtSKerrville church for the eornmg;^ wjt^ (Den :irrns. He enrne®at 2:3every second FridayAnhrey Lee Shelbnurne. , .......press Reporter. |Conference year, hut4 ■ ■ . t ^ .who I'VtTLin 1.11 ■■ --------; from Brooklyn and 1 hao met.Miss Georgia AnnIkl ! yAjjuiaeiiv' . J I ».l m Ul .......... jlt;«„ine« will imd u gri-at w.u k U) 1h’i in New York He v,n* (’ur-. i di.nt-. The church has a splendid j romuiPfj by groups of the most ....... ..Mansfield | ,,f laymen, a n-al iive Mission-; crowd of wounded menjlnstrm.......* Ep-'; T vpemvnir‘d fa-nlO; nftRftd lt;rThe 1lt; /has rbo cation regiwtrf ammr.tio^e. ^ what uMo| j \. | j“* - L E U» LI D ** ” j-jury Sneieiy and a v«.-rv ;. '»! Fp- ||m,H^nablc. I recogniyd Roine; posedv«.nh i eutMi,-. With tl»:*- iesfin! r,, tf walked a»ut I a, EA. Mansfield, ageil N** ■ worth l.engU'*. \Nithyea'siu-ti at bet b.-me it Ken vibe j any church might ueenti: .*!is.- uu-rtmival 2 lt;*’ch.ck alter nni, Wi||.k« l.tng idne-s.TVt'm-ini \vlt;i* ti•' ■ i . A i : ID *'* l%l Gir'I a Li v iOs.Ufi -'.no ao, im.'B/b'DMv,. * ' —■ ' ' : r----iSSrI! of Shorn at once- I walked annul j a, E,h ;i; \ hero among the men, h mdmH Afiy B\ thorn cigarette?. Anp.,ric»,t i ! pose oi| ami comfort hags mult;Ie hv T' •it,'bel'.r«-Oi VICEtiuch:. )» * • 'H ”l1 I tt •he 'itHi.y .-assiRev. •! 'V. Urrj, f ' I s'l - ♦ V • *.-v iiir-mber nl I, j.-u. a 'i-Vl 'j : ,: H' •’« -I ^ «I 1 ^I ?'*- V ; l • iLouie Hoyrl pas(.'Otve.n in A met’uo AvA I ‘wlt;is anaam univdA, hv f/r;or. H i I * If-'--in 1t «! Friday ifgM1! it« ».'Hii •lo:i.tit :■ i. i Vi. H' Ki-cj M. i:. Fa y5v , :ii - i \ •onSupreme Aacriliee. . ij;)y^ were surpi ied atu.l !*■-...... ’The Red tVoss li-;d sent, on’US a motor ear niF lt;« i which we distribi.roo '::l1 eigarutles were from tv;”I ri;i’.\ts j-t-n1 over b\ tin.* ir i. !- Rir- ,ry I mL ot {ion dr aV.r.•; 1 Vfii.dii; go-. ■!,! i ,511Cios’ ' ke- SEAM fwD;pD' \ O.n* i D'.if.r v; - : m yv ii.A‘ i thorn i* i 1 i *r. o ; mg lt;|dise asThethe pi;i * ,O. * *i • ii i{• JVi..-Mi-i ?»»-' Io.-t -l ‘|S-IT' ; .L..R.I.T Mis. T.M'.lt;* r I(:.o i .-■.a- at- ‘H • r.V: ' • . •, »i lt;t A ■! ■ 11 !10 I s and hod 1 'iii..tl.T -i\ weei-: . U-' -v\ curg man. u men her it” l-d *!L-t ‘ ah-! ui- many rneiMis;• | l:,uket, had a htUe card u\1:1:i r-ll\W:\n iirvTQnW■ i i \ \\i it«11l1 r‘ siri.- I’' n‘*irii lt;-t i’*is1 ‘ 44 • »»* ^i ?Li*t;11 E*v -cni.:r.r^ j!ut ihc r»r1-raver f-nKuB^ii lU+n m.”'1-1-nili llt;; hand Liu so ;diDa io he ‘i; ao-i . ■■ j came from Aim eica a -a a ■ jit ethought of every one as '. b -y.veen the---, ^o'di-ms and lie-ifj i mothers, wives a* d so l.uuirts .^ * nun in-! | j,, America, if the Red .ro--. j ^n -n.bei nothing rnun* than HNtnbf m 5 ^ ^these things it would beS''V.'-r No. 12.f he r ■1 w 1 fdV1 ■ 1 eA he H'.' ' i mc^ ......j-..- --in h:- c-Himi, sum difil to he amember of ihp L«:il jf„r h ti'd.de clt;tust• Gc.i idsJob0llr *’ •• . . sSvtM i Aftfin m*- A ••Mlt; t I :-S. .Wu.rinn l'a’ i”DutliH'k in Monro...,1 ms‘*'i il^s uf America. Win in I * 1 pad-n.-n'iiv, and may he; -b-ar mother j ta.nj# with tie convules/■ on the lawn, a prettying lt;•rovvd ; ^began to gntiv- and s-rne r -iy naked for a speech, i cmid not \ ^ ntu -and I gave them a n*-mm- ;^ al message from the f Iks at^ ^atid I'.u-l not-h be brKve, and pm \hmi 11 ust it. Bui, who miiy t-;uMrs 1 rt'* nog • . i... . »* . 1....l ! ■)!• hi live broken hearted.China Mr-, .iatr. ..%-i-0-0-------Baptist Church NotesReligious Sot ice ^JyZ^TtoU\h»*m h . . g-’atcfulj Bishop Jonnston will after next} ^ry[)l^y was fur t hi- sm-rifiee; • Sunday ren»ove to San Antorno,■ t|1{Jy y,a(j aheadv made and for!i agiacr hui,rcn l^-oies 1 ' e ; fjm| Sunday ren.ove to San Anl,JI1i° i til|,y had alredv made and forj ,. , I to reside. He will visit Kerrviile j fur(her I knew they j.*-.-re (.rartica.M , h jir.t auntlay of every | wrre prepar*il to make f.n' Jhe jlt;un.l..y afilmavh; ........ , , r,B,|y i-.lrtlsof Amtiici. 1 we 'ha-n K»n.itiii .i * . ( a. .»1 ». 1 itnrLi 1 il sis ujiuon ! tmThe- services wi, ,.,T Iasi Su«'l«V aun'Mutii, , y- m a.. - •• ur idnuls ot AUitnw- 1 -.-v x. ,,*«•« «-^■j. R King j.rt-achfti tw^.d j,b!U ,f rece- by **\* rneM\uf tiw10 -fsiail audit*.*.. ■■ - -any time. He wou'dbe g'ai 10 of how fcVer;dmly was workingjbi,S' 1 meet ail of the cengreua mn next, f r ^ ,^y aiuj packing up the iArmv and Nlt;»vy with eu r ihmg j.. SundayK-\f ,.-,v ;; .germ- .,*rt.| i.rvv.ei tlmh.-t.r.t r-ni- -av th.l '•. •••’ «w ,k •Vifcl p» ■' i,M'- 1I • 1 \ ^ Kihv l-”r:JI r inc. aim r i VArmy and N^vy lt;^u necessary to bring victory ; inThe strwit g classes continue th■ I .Li / « ^ B u I'Af’l-Cfill'nl11j F Coldwtll audother neigh- lhejr wur»K| m^ing the hospital; b rsfr-m the Frio conimunity ; lies thal were on hand be-1 t were in KerrviiSe Tuesday mar- J tnri£ the Chapter was assignedM^aHi r.fVt * **• , .1. - 1 e. . U/a -a FA PXCiftCt-. vfUvrp)n Kcrrvilie Tuesday mar-. for(J lhe Chapter was ;C(I t.-.teu :^a.u 1.1 m( |.,air and purchasing. the first quota We are expect-;, . . , u* Lin: a large, kttin. mo ;a.i a o jng the second uuota very soon.idiSUU’U*.’• ' 1 rftm-h SUtJDr.eS-
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Kerrville Mountain Sun
Kerrville, Texas, US
Fri, Oct 18, 1918
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