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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
SELLING MILK ATF|FTEEN CENTS
A H0LDUp AND WORSE MAY COME,
SAYS COMMISSIONER kEsLER
Talk Of Mix Being Scarce Is "AN Bunk" Says o. +, Null
lin, City Milk Inspect tor When Raise In
q Price Is Broached h5N3G y,


"A few dairymen OF Oklahoma City
are simply holding the citizens up
when they charge fifteen cents quart
for milk, and there Is no telling how
far they will advance the price since
winning the first fight to force them
to sell at reasonable price" said
Mark kesler today; when he was asked
what he thought OF the prospect OF
another advance in the price of milk
here.
Il saw in paper just a day or two
ago the prices Of milk in the big cities
of the east and west, where there
should be cause OF high prices of milk.
The highest was Des MoineS, Iowa,
where 1t was quoted at fourteen cents
a quart and the lowest Kansas City
where il was selling at eleven cents
quart The New York. Boston,
Philadelphia and Chicago price was
thirteen cents quart"
Plenty OF Milk.
O. F. Mullin, city milk inspector
said today that there was plenty Of
milk here to be had at eleven cents a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Sunday Red Cross
Meetings Planned

A Red Cross massmeeting will be
held in McAlester on Sunday evening
when all churches will close, Cover
nor r L, Williams and L. r. Phillips,
state chairman OF the Red Cross Christ
mas membership campaign, will be the
speakers.
Pauls Valley will also be the scene
Of massmeeting on the same night.
when S, P. Freezing attorney general,
and T. F, Mckay, will talk on the
work and organization OF the Red
Cross. Another massmeeting will De
held at Sapulpa, but the speaker is not
chosen.
County managers for the central dis
trict met yesterday afternoon in the
Chamber Of Commerce. James Cheno-
weth, district campaign manager, sug-
gested that each county manager d.
vide his county into small districts. ap-
pointing town and township managers
In turn they will appoint enough team
captains so that the work OF obtaining
memberships for the Red Cross will be
carried on intensively.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Emergency Bandage
Work Is Necessary

Mrs. w. J. Pettee, director of Red
Cross work rooms. said today that until
the first OF the year no more surgical
dressing units would he equipped in
tn Getty, because Of the great need for
all available instructors to tAke charge
Of emergency rooms, Mrs. Pettee also
urges that all women now working In
tho surgical dressing units here conoen.
trate their work on the emergency
dressings All applications for sprsi.
cal dressing rooms will be taken care
OF until the first Of the year
Work rooms for making hospital sup
plies will still be organized, and any
one wishing TO open unit in a district
will notify Mrs, Pettee.
Two thousand four hundred and'fifty-
six dressings were made Yesterday, go
OF thees coming from the rooms IN The
Chamber OF Commerce Elks' Hall unit
opened at noon and il Is expected that
huge amount Of work will he accom-
plished here. Mrs, {. B, Ames is In
charge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
ThEATER BENEFIT
FOR RED CROSS
EMP7|ES SCHOOLS
One Class Has Only One At
tendant.
FLAGS ARE DISPLAYED
$500 Is Cleared at Morning
Performances,

Big kiddes and little kiddies crowd
ed the doors of theaters and moving
picture shows in Oklahoma City half
an hour before the ticket offices we're
opened this morning The youth Of
Oklahoma City rallied to the Red
Cross benefit performances, with all
the enthusiasm Of their youthful hearts.
Quit showing me" and get off my
toes were screamed out by the happy,
jostling youngsters. Every school in
the city was deserted. Only one boy in
the eighth grade at Mckinley stayed in
school to carry on classes as usual
with the teachers.
W. O. Moore, principal OF the high
school said that about one thousand OF
his pupils were out enjoying the fun.
This is a red letter day for the young
sters," he said, "theater in the morning
and ball game in the afternoon"
Women Make Flags.
Every theater displayed a Red Cross
Nag at the entrance These flags were
made by the women in the Red Cross
workrooms yesterday afternoon. Be-
sides those used for the theaters they
made twenty-four others in the after
noon to be used during the Red Cross
Christmas campaign in the city.
II. w. Smith manager OF the Liberty
theater, says that $500 should be cleared
for the Red Cross. Had we had more
time in which to get ready we could
have made a better showing" said Mr.
Smith, "As it is we are doing the best
we can. The local chapter OF the Red
Cross and the Federated Women's
clubs have helpcd us out, and we arc
Very gratefut 10 them -
Amatsuts Give Show.
The Overholsh gave q performance
Of amateur thsatricAls, as welt as mo-
ton pietutes Madsc Kennedy in
Nearly Married" was shown at the
Empress. The musical comedy of Arc
You Mason" was shown at the Folly.
Gladys Btoekwell in "A Touch of Sin"
was at the Meiestic, Interstate yaude-
vile in five acts at the Lyric. At the
Liberty Pantages vaudeville in five
acts was the attraction, and the Palace
produced the Palace players in "A Pair
OF Queens. Dreamland also took part
and presented THE Flame OF the
Yukon"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Major carp Given
Farewell Luncheon

A fare well luncheon to Major ANGEL
carp was attended by more than thres
score state Officials and statehouse at.
taehes at noon today Brigader Gen
eral Roy Hoffman presided as toast.
master
Major Earp plans to leave tonight
Tor Houston, Texas, where he will re-
port to the l8Sth brigade He expects
to be in France by New Year day a.,
the brigade which is TO be part of
division commanded by General Hoff.
man is to be ordered to foreign sery-
ice al once.
Mrs. Earp, bride of five days, al.
tended the luncheon given in honor Of
her husband today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
RED CROSS UNIT At
HAWTHORNE SCHOOL

Women In the Hawthorne school dis
trict, which comprises Las Vegas, Lin.
wood and Englewood, organized a Red
Gro" hospital unit on Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs w J. Pettee director of wo-
mems work for the Red Cross county
branch, made al address. Mrs. George
Lieber is chairman OF the unit and Mrs
George Gilbert is secretary treasurer
A worIuoom has been obtained in the
Hawthorne school, and will be open on
Monday morning at Q 80 o'clock Work
will be carried on here every day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Rumania Joins :
In Truce Paot

JASSY, Rumsnis, Dec, 8. Thursday
1t has been decided that the Ruman.
ian troops shall associate themselve,
with the Russians in the proposed
armistice, though the Rumanians have
rejected every attvmpt ut differentiation
says an official announcement made
here today. <
Hostilities were suspended today an
the whole front.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Pigs Libelled;;
Are Likened
To The Kaiser
Bohemian Paper Received at
Jail Lists Him With
Five. Other Pigs,

p tyidence that the Bohe.
mians in the United States are against
the kaiser IL a cartoon In a Bohemian
newspaper that has been received at
the city Jail, The cartoon shows four
pigs and the object Is to find tho fifth
pig. This is done by folding the pic
ture in the middle, bringing the four
pigs together and by turning the pic
ture upside down there appears a good
likeness OF the kaiser.
The paper is in the possession Of
Pete Rabsteneck, guard at the city Jail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
ARCADIA RED CROSS
BRANCH ORGANIZED

Organization Of a Red Gro" branch
was completed at Arcadia yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. L. c. Holrapfel. DR.
|. Frank Roach Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, made an address 70
the audience on the work of the Red
Cross, A work room has been opened
for use every day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
INJURED AVIATOR
DEAD m DALLAS

DALLAS. Texas, Dec 7.-Sergt F..
G. HIl aviator Of the Royal Flying
corps stationed at Fort Worth, who was
Injured Wednesday ina fall in an air.
Inp" a. Duncauvilc died in local
H. hi morrira Physicians say
| "ut T. y N~li, alucd in
The same accident, likely will recover.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Ban Johnson Will
Boost Red Cross

CHICAGO. Dec. Pres. B. B. John
sbn Of the American league began
preparations today to devoate most OF
his time to Red Cross work, according
to'his own announcement He has been
appointed as one of committee Of
seven to conduct new drive for funds
in the near future.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
COFFIN WILL head
new U. s. AIR BOARD

WASHINGTON, Dec. Howard
z. Coffin Of Michigan wss nominated
today by President Wiison TO be chah-
man and Richard Howe OF New York
to be a member Of the government air
craft board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
GERMANS TAKE
1000 ADDITIONAL
ITALIAN! TROOPS
Rumanla Officially Joins /
at Russian Truce

BERLIN, Dec, J, via London, -Four
thousand more Itaiians have been
captured iD the new Austro- German Of
fensive on the northern front, bringing
up the total to $1,000 according to to-
days official communication,
Monte Sisemol was captured BY
storm, the statement says.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
FIRST PERSnINa
AvA10RS WOUNDED
IN AIR BATTLES

WASHINGTON, Dec 7-Amsrican
army airmen fighting the German
planes on the western front have suf-
feted their first casualties Two men,
a corporal and a private, we're today
reported wounded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
British Bomb Gsrman Depot.

LONDON, Dec. 7.--British naval air
planes on Wednesday and Thursdsy
continued their bombing raids on Ger.
man military works In Belgium, the
British admiralty announced today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
COLD WAVE DUE;
CAS- SHORTAGE
IS THREATENED
Minimum Temperature Of 4
- Degrees Is Forecast,
SNOWFALL 49, PREDICTED
Fuel Supply Of Factories Will
Be Cut,

Coolest weather OF the year, temper-
atures OF between 4 and 10 degrees
and snow are forecast for Oklahoma
City for tonight by the local wealth .r
bureau, and at noon today the Oklaho.
ma Gas and Electric company was pre-
pairing to cut off its own power plant
and other large consumers of gas from
the mains.
Fulfillment of the weather prediction
began Just before noon when a driving
hali-mist and halt-sleet slashed cily
down upon the city from the north.
Pedestrians who came uptown without
overcoatS. anticipating the baimy
weather prevailing during the present
winter were soaked by the driving
storm in a few minutes.
Commercial Use Cat
AT the Oklahoma Gas and Electric
company, Henry Wilmering, assistant
10 W. K Mollnard, local manager, said
that officers of the company were max
ing all efforts to reduce commercial gas
consumption to the minimum.
A supply OF fuel oil is maintained
constantly at the power plant of the
gas company the power plant OF the
oklahoma Railway company, the tw?
packing plants Of Morris & Co, and
various other factories. Mr.. Wilmering
said that before the afternoon is owes
it Is possible that even the flour mills
VIII be asked 10 burn OIL
In view of the threatened low tenn
sSI IN t,sras raiIrnads instructed thai-
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s.s.. 's;,.,,
s.t, sas ~ Y aeesp' aln. sp,''".' .l W 81,
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- III o".pp@,. sn,, I u t...';,,s ,,.,, - ..;.o
""'" ""' .o' no" '.1 "'' '
y Coal Spppy A1ph. <,
toaI oealess say ANanoma NY Y
wen snuateu S reEsrds "a' Iorm VI
IueL M. o. Snoi'c'a, one o' .he Ms
est iesets OF the ety, says we mas a
supply large enough 70 iaa nn ays
except III tne eVest OF unpfeceden,eu
demand; other ueaiers iepo,. sup.
pnes sui'lo'eh' io' ''o"' ''Ne us'' "
TWO weeks. , ,...
Uncertainty OF snlpp'ns eoho't'ons'
however ,hies'ens we supply w '.s as
the unexpected Snou,p nappen anu tae M
soio speii las iq5 any H., oohs,ue,sp,e %
eng'n 9i .i'n' ,dN''tsp yI
tan coal deaier III 'he Guy nas orue,'
TOT seVefal oatS' pul mas pee'l aI'"u,e .ue
70 set cons'anI supply Y"n,s W ~;
car shortage ahu snottAs. VI n.ot,se NV,
equipment OF some Oh INC h"es "su''e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
rwo-Ineh Snow at Bsrtlesvills.

BARTLESvILLE, Okla, Dec. l.
Northeastern Oklahoma is covered with
4 blanket Of snow today, the first Of
the season. Two inches of snow had
fallen up to o'clock this morning, and
the precipitation was continuing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Snow At Woodxnrd. Too.

WOODWARD, Okla, Dec. 7.-Snow
began falling here today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

night aftef q heavy bombardmeN.
p The attacking forces, the war office
announced today, were driven off
by the French fire.
German wedges driven into the salient
before Csmbrai have compelled the
British TO evaeuate exposed points and
they have given up to the Germans sew
eral villages west OF Cambfai. as well
as the Bourbon wood. The retirement
was carried out SO we'll that the Ger
mans continued to she'll the empty po
sitions for several hours, not knowing
that the British had left them
British Line Shortened.
The British lise has been shortened
and made more capable OF strong de
tense by the retirement. &c.,.
Violent fighting continues on the
northern Italian front between Asiago
and the Brenta river, where the Austro-
Germans made gains Wednesday. but
have hot yet been able 10 break the
Italian line The Italians, inflicting
heavy losses on the attackers. retired
gradually TO prepared positions and
gave up Monte Fier and Monte Catel-
Romberto.
Effort TO Break Fails.
On tho western end of the line the
Austro-German attempts TO encircle the
Meletta position and cut Il off were de-
feated Along the Brenta east Of Monte
Badenecehe and Monte Tondareear, lost
Wednesday to the encny, the Italian,
repulsed with heavy loss determined
effov to break through
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Byag .Shortens
Cambria Line

PARIS, Dec. 1.-Two attempts
were made BY the Germans to At
tack the French lines east Of the
Msuse In the vsrdun region last
night after Z heavy bombardmsN.
The attacking forces, the war office
announced today, were driven off
by the French fire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Then Cave Aid.

Outside overhead giant smoke WA
moving notthward Danger sesnc4
over / crossed the road hid ~
feminine burden on . doorsteP And ~
turned TO the hotel. Ny AID, foe !
"" pnsg,thed was possibly nc16e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Death LIST STAYS
AROUND 2,oo0Al
MUNITIONS BLAST.
Details Now Available Paint
kwfu|ness Of Disaster.
Mas
INJURED BADLY MANNED
1900 Tons Of High Explosives
Caused Conclusion.

HALIFAX, N, g., Dec. up 10
noon today there had bssn no
change In the police estimate Of
a.ooo dead from ysstsrdayS dis-
AstsL About The sams number are
injured, two-thirds Of whom ar(
suffering from cuts from flyia3
glasa N
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20
Farmers Institute at Rippon NoYem-
her 23Td

There will be a Farmers Institute
held under the direction of the Agricul-
turaf Extension Department of the
West Virginia University, Morp an.
town, co operating with the County
Farm Bureau. held at Rippon, Novem.
Der %. She farmer, the farmers wife
and even the farm boy and girl should
at tins critical time IN the Nations life
be intensely Interested in larger pro-
ductioD, more efficient consumption.
aud an economic conservation of the
food supply. At no previous time has
a careful study of farm problems been
SO profitable or so patriotic. Each
member of the family will be benefited
by the lectures given on the various
phases of farm life and farm problems.
Interesting, scientific and experienced
instructors are provided Local prob
lens will be discussed. The instruc-
tors will be r. B. Dustman, w. r.
Legge. and Miss Kathryn AIger. of
Morgantown, w. Va. The meetings
are free. Bring your neighbors.
J. b. Huyett, B. +. Yates.
Prest. Secy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20
Jefferson County Exemption Board
Busy.

Beginning last week the Local
Exemption Board under the Selectlvt
Service law have been very busy PEG
pie. They were called upon by the
War Department to compile an enor-
nous volume of data dealing with the
first quota of men supplied to the
army from this county, besides much
information about all the men regis
tered from q to 81 years of age. The
assembling of this information has
imposed a vast amount of work or
the local Board.
Capt. H. c.. Getzendanner, Secre-
tary of the Jefferson County Board
upon whom fell much of the work has
had the voluntary assistance of some
capable coworkers supplied by the
local board of the state council of de-
Tense.
One thing that is bothering the
heads of local boards is what to dc
with men who have been married since
registration day. The data sheets
asked for by the provost marshal gen
eral call for the division of all the
registration cards in the hands of q
board into two groups, one showing
single men and the other married men
No provision is made in the instruc-
tions for the correction of the regis
tration cards when the status of 9
man has changed in relation to mar
riage.
On this head, therefore, it is declar-
ed, the War Department will get GER
tain figures as to single and married
men, when the data is compiled. I'm
mediately will come the distribution
of the "questionnaries," to all the
drafted men of the country. Provi-
sion is made in the questiOnnaries fol
complete and correct data as to the
marriage state of registrants.
The War Department will then be
provided with two sets of figures, it Is
declared, the first showing the number
of single and married men subject tc
draft rs the record stood June 5, 1917
and the second showing the status OF
registered men as to marriage at thi.
time.
1t has been unoffisially announced
that the remaining three men in thu
county's first quota viii be called tx
Camp Lee about November 20. These
men are DeKalb Russell a farmer Of
near Middleway, whose address j:
Clearbrook, Va; Wade Hamilton
Woodward, Ransom; Elmer Homer
Kemp, of Charles Town. Should any
one of these be rejected on reaching
camp, the next man on the list to take
his place is Otis Weldon Johnson, Of
Shepherdstown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20
HarpeTs Ferry and Bolivar,

Hawaii mourns the desth of Queen
Liliuokalani The body Willie in State
in the Kawiaho church until next Sum
day when it will be removed to the
throne room Of the palace where the
funeral will be held The claim che
had against the United States when
Dole (Seaford b. Dole stole that Is
land was meyer paid her. She had the
support Of President Cleveland and the
late Senator Hoar, of Mass. Mrs.
Thomas r. Clendenin Of this place knew
her intimately in Washington City and
feels sorrow in her death.
The ladies of the Circle of this place
sent comfort kits and other necessary
articles to the men at the cantoment.
Each package bore the name OF the
donor and a view of Harpers Ferry,
With an address one young soldier
thanked the donor and solicited cor-
respondence.
A writer suggests the Rebel yell by
the soldiers in Europe. and thinks II
will strike terror to the Germans. One
Confederate veteran living here, Mr..
William Z Paregoy would like to be
there as be has an intimate knowledge
of the Rebel Yell" He has the bul
let which was extracted from his leg a
the battle of the Wilderness
Mr.. Joseph Ketzner, of Bolivar, is {
relative on his mothers side to the New
Governor CT New York. Governor Hy
land.
Miss Eugenia Tierney Is visiting he
aunts, Mrs. Hurst and Mrs. Tierney.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20
Commiss oner's Notice

10 the Circuit Court of Jefferson County
West Va
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
G. A J. HOKE, ANNE MUNDAY DAILY,
and Jno. W. Daily.
DECREE
This cause com ne on to be heard this
Both day OF 0ctob r, 1917. u on bill filed at
Augu Rules, 1917 AID process duly served
upon A HE f Munday Daily aud Jro. w
Dai, y and c. A ) Hoke, and upon demnr-
rer of Mrs G. A. J. Hoke. was argued BY
counsel and the onrt overtuled said de-
murrer to which action of the curt in
ovtrru ing SAID demurrer MR.. q. A. J.
Hoe exc .pts,and said cause was argued BIZ
counsel upon ,nsidela'ion her, of the
iurt 'ers this caese 10 s. W. Washington,
Commissioned in ha ce yto a cert IN HE
amount OF taxes and interest and costs have
rel. aimed uupaid on this acre, 2 r,ois aud
pc cbes OF land d-scr,b d in the bill since
the year 1904 Mott of the time and D ace
OF -xeeutii Jhis order stall be given By The
Commissi,ne t. the PARTIES hereto. pur-
suant to Sec ion <, Chapter l05 of the Code.
Leave is given 10 either de enoant TO Fl e an
answer before the COMMISSIONER in Chan
Gerry inc udii & Mrs G. A J. Hoke
Copy Tesie:
c. w. CONRAD,
Clerk of the ircnit Couit of Jefferson Cuun
ty, West Va
The plaintiff aud each and all oil the above
n amt d defer dams. and all unknown own
e's and claimants OF any art or parcel Of
laud mentioned III. plaintiffs bill in the
above entitled cause will take notice that
on The 18th day of december. 1917. at 5
office in the County of Jefferson. will
conner &c the DISCHARGE OF my dates un-
der the decree of fef-fe ce IL the above en-
titled cause. u copy of VIII Oh decree i pub :
Iished with this Office. At which time aud
place you and each of You can attend and
protect and deierd any interest You NAV
have in the lands, or any OF them in dues
ton in this suit
Given under my hand this goth day #
November. 1917.
8. W. WASHINGTON.
Nov Goat Commissioner in Chancery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20
Meeting Of the CITY Council Last Night

At the regular semi monthly meeting
of the City Council last night. Mayor
Clayton L, Haines, Councilmen O. M.
Darlington. A. D. Mahoney. ". B. ALI
der, ]. M. Miley. S. Lee Phillips, Will
liam n Anderson and A. Nj. s. Morgan,
and City Attorney C. N Campbell were
present
Mr.. w. @. Norris and DIR. A. 0. Al
bin appeared before the Council and
asked that the Charles Town General
Hospital be exempted from taxes for
the year 1916 on the ground that it was
a charitable institution run without
profit. which was granted.
Assistant Fire Marshal Harry Mars.
teller and Mr.. John Cockrell of the In
dependent Fire Company were before
the Council in regard to having the fire
plugs put in shape and purchasing new
hose. The matter was referred to the
proper committees with instructions ia
take immediate action and report.
Dr. j. ]. Pittman appeared before
the council and asked that First Avenue
between George and Samuel streets be
improved. Referred to the Street Com
mittee with directions to report at the
next meeting.
1t was ordered that an incandesceni
light be placed on North Samuel street
The ordinance committee was direc
ted to report on ordinance prohibiting
slot machines. punch boards and Other
gambling.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20
Civil Service Examinations.

The following Civil Service Ex-
aminations will be held in Charles
Town, w Va.
Motor Rural Carrier to fill a vacanc
at Charles Town and Shenandoah
Junction Date of Examination Nov
24th, 1917.
Rural Carrier to fill a vacancy at
Harpers Ferry, Kearneysville, Shep-
herdstown, Shenandoah Junction and
Summit Point. Date Dec. 1st. 1917,
For any further information apply
at Post Office at Charles Town, w.
Va.