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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-03-09

vii, sell plue Ribbon. best Patent
Flour 81 $40 per barrel, and Red
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-03-09

MIR. and Mrs. p. ID. Tweddell are
the parents of fine girl. born last
Friday.
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Hartford Republican.

L., II. & ST. l.. II. II. TIME TABLE.
No. 113 due at Ellmitch $3.50 p m.
No. ll0 due at Ellmitch 1880 a. m.
No. liz Lv. Ellmitch =. $40 p. m.
Ar. Irvington 3. 6:S6 p. m.
Lv. Irvington E. b:66 p. m.
Ar. Louisville TAO p. m.
No. III Lv. Louisville =. S:Sb q. m.
Ar. Irvington ..10:06 .. m.
Lv. lrvington .10:40 q. m.
Ar. Ellmitch -. 1904 p. m.
NJ, II. & +. Il. Il. TIME TABLE.
South Bound. No. lis
Due at Hartford. .6%b .. NJ.
North Bound. No. liz
Due at Hartford. .....b:6b p. m.
(Both Mixed Trains.)
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Bargain In Plows--We are Offering
bargains in Plows-Plows at clos
ing-out prices.
s. l.. KING & CO..
Hartford, Ky.
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50. 3. Jnoses 3 Sons
+ ano fleventb Streets
Lamp Department

We are showing some wonderful values
in Lamps and Lamp Shades. We are also
showing many new styles Of Candle Shades
in various colors and designs.
Gold Floor Lamp. antique finish with
burnshed edges. lights. $3.50.
Antique Gold Floor Lamp. fIuted column,
circular base. carved design. 2 lights.
$3.50.
Mahogany Floor Lamp. futed column.
heavy base, 2 lights. $3.50.
Massive Mahogany Floor Lamp. heavy
standard. lights. $20.50.
Silk Lamp Shades. "a inches. silk lined.
rose. gold and blue; trimmed with silk
fringe. $500.
Silk Lamp Shades. "a inches. silk lined.
rose and gold trimmed. with 4-inch silk
fringe and finished with silk ruching.
s24.00.
24-inch Silk Lamp Shade. mulberry
panels with inserts of fancy black silk,
trimmed with double fringe and gold gall
loon and braid. $4,000.
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Alexandria Society.

The second semi-monthly dance of
the fall season given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Old Dominion Boat
evening and was largely attended. \
buffet supper was served and the
dancing continued until midnight. The
chaperons were Mrs. George Thler. Mrs.
Albert d. Brocllett and Mrs. John Hun
ton Foster. Those dancing were Capt.
Cole. U. S. A, and Mrs. Cole; Capt.
Stacy knoff, [. S. A.: Lieut. ". NJ.
Ellingsworth. I. S. A.: Lieut. Robert
F. La Baron. L. S. A.: Lieut.. A. l.. Eel
lif. L. s. A.: Lieut.. Langham. L. S. A.:
Capt. Stanley G. Blanton. L. s. r.;
Lieut.. James Roberts, L. S. r.: Lieut..
Gilbert Russ, u. S. r.; Lieut.. Howard
Dix, ordnance, U. S. r.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Mix, Miss Marcella Yingllng,
Miss Mary cambridge Spier. Miss Helen
Netherland. Miss Margaret Dodge,
Messrs. Robert Lee Magruder. jr.: Ed
ward Van Deventer and Frank Steele
of Washington, Mrs. Charles NJ. Shep-
person. Miss Hattie Douglas. Miss Eliza
Douglas. Miss Ruth Roberts. Miss Jean
Roberts. Miss Nellie Selden Ghler, Miss
Della Phillips Miss Katherine Waller.
Miss Mary Hunt Roberts. Miss Lucy
Brown Jhler, Miss Alice Cabell. Miss
Harriet Love, Miss Marion Negley. Miss
Blanche Stansbury. Miss Ada Garrett.
Miss Lorine Risheill, Miss Ruth lie IIew.
Miss Helen Richardson. Miss cora Pui-
man, Mr. McSherry I.upton of Martins
burg. ". Va. Messrs j. Randall eaton,
jr. Harmon Roberts. Barton Myers
Halstead. carroll. Spears and MuzZy Of
the reserve officers training camp. Fort
Myer; Or. Y. 2. Berry, MeSsrs. Richard
Green. Carroll Pierce, ir.; Edwin Pierce
Il. f. CARRIER. Cameron Roberts. Allan
Roberts. Anderson Sommers. A. d.
Brockett. William Remington. Vernon
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mer at Mount Jackson, Rectortown
and Warrentcn. Miss Mary Brown and
Miss Mary Smith are spending q week
at Burkes Station, Va. Mrs. E. German
Ridgeley and her children are spend
ing several weeks with friends at Rapi-
dan. Va Mrs. H. ]. Wortha.n of Rose
mont is visiting friends in Richmond.
Mrs James f. Alexander went to Roa-
noke last week to attend the state con-
vention Of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy. Mr.. and. Mrs. Taylor Burke
have returned from a trip to Chicago.
Mrs. William N. Smith and Miss Jane
Fant have returned to their home in
Kosemont after spending the summer
In the valley of Virginia. Miss Lena
Norris went to Richmond last week to
attend the state fair. Mr.. Sinclair Shel-
ton, who Is now at Camp Lee. Peters,
burg, spent the week end at his home
has returned to his home in Columbia.
S. c.. after a visit to his mother, Mrs.
Lucie Peyton Luckett, in South Pat
rick street. Mrs. Lewis Cass Martin of
Orange. Va. was the week end guest
of her cousin Mrs. NJ. c. c. Peyton, at
Mr.. Philip Marion Knox, son of the
late Capt and Mrs Robert F. Knox of
this city. and Miss Frances Turner.
daughter of Mrs Mary B. Turner. were
o'clock at the home Of the BRIDES moth
er. Palmerstone. The Plains. Va. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
Lee Allison. D. D.. of the Second Pres
byterian Church Of this city. Miss Ell
tinge Turner was her sisters only at
tendant. and Mr.. Knox had as his best
man his brother, Mr. Robert Fitzgerald
Knox Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Knox
Will live at Plainf1eld, n. J. Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Laycock and their two
children of Hamilton. Va. are the
guests of Mrs. Laycock's brother-in-law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Gra
ham. in Rosemont Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Turner Phillips announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Mary
Wallace Phillips. and Mr.. Charles Page
Waller. jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
p. Waller. The wedding will occur on
Saturday morning. November II. at IL
o'clock in st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Invitations have been received here
from Mai. Basil Gordon Moon for the
marriage of his sister, Miss Ann Doug
las Moon. and Mr.. Philip Barbour Pey-
ton. son of Mr.. and Mrs F. Bradley Pey-
ton. on Saturday evening. October 20, at
6 o'clock. In Christ Episcopal Church.
Charlottesville, Va Miss Minnie Hen
derson has returned from visit to Mr..
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Chevy Chase.

Judge and Mrs. John Wilmer Latimer
OF Newlands street have as their house
guest Mrs. Snowden. Judge Latimer' 8
sister. Mrs Latimer entertained in
formally at tea on last Wednesday
afternoon in her honor at her home.
Mrs. Frank Benjamin has given up
the Chevy Chase Lodge and gone In the
city. where she has taken an apartment
at the Portner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Teas. who
have a house In Newlands street for
the winter. are spending the week end
at their old home in Marion. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Writ left some
days ago for Boston. Mass. where they
are making series of visits
Mrs. William S. Corby was hostess
last Tuesday to the members of the
Chevy Chase Chapter of the Florence
Crittenton Mission at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson
have returned to their home from
pleasant motor trip to Harpers Ferry,
w. Va
Mrs. Martha Bachrach has returned to
her home in East Melrose street, after
spending the summer at Silver Spring
Mrs. f. c. Hathaway of Norfolk, Va,
Chandlee of Oliver street.
Mrs. Ryan Devereux has closed heI
house in West Bradley lane and taken
house In Phelps place, for the winter
Maj Devereux spent the week end
with his family. returning to the camp
at Allentown. Pa. on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. William 8. Corby will
give large reception at their home on
October 10 to the officers of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Mrs. Flora f. Honor of Clarksburg
". Va, is visiting Mrs. Margaret Hood
Clark.
Mrs. NJ. L. Brett is visiting her
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and sister In New York


city.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Weaver, who
have been visiting relatives in Will
mington, s. c.. have returned to their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Burkhart have
trip to Atlantic City. n. j. They have
with them for visit Mrs. Burkhart's
aunt. Miss Bertha E. Pieter of Flat
bush. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mrs. Frank GLIB will entertain the
members of the Chevy Chase Luncheon
row. She will have among her guests
Mrs. Francis Phelps. Mrs. Otis D.
SWEET. Mrs. NJ. ]. O'Leary. Mrs. Joseph
Travers Mcguire, Mrs. Isaac f. Shoe
maker, Mrs. w. w. Chance and Mrs.
Earl Mcfarland.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tyndall have
rented their house for the winter. Mr..
Tyndall will spend the winter in the
city and Mrs. Tyndall will go to Flor
ida. where she will spend part Of the
winter.
Mrs. Irwin Norwood of Davenport,
Iowa. who. with her sons. has been
visiting her brotherin-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Percival Wilson. has
returned to her home.
Judge and Mrs. George G. Perkins
have returned to their home after
spending some time at Rye, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Fred Kelley have pur-
chased the Heaton house. in East Lenox
street, and will take possession of it
on the 18th of October.
The Persian minister entertained a
Few friends at dinner at the legation
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Gheen entertained a few
friends at her home last evening at a
miscellaneous shower for Miss Lillian
Mae Davis. whose wedding will take
place next Wednesday evening.
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Warffeld, Hubert Steele, Hugh Marsh,
Ashby Warfield. Douglas Lindsey. Rob-
bers of the auxiliary are planning for
a Halloween dance at the club on Sat
urday, october 81.
Mrs Eleanor S. Washington Howard
of Washington was the guest last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. Washington,
in South Lee street.
Mrs Anderson Sommers and her small
son, Thomas Sommers. are the guests OF
her brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lloyd Uh1er. in Pittsburgh
Miss Dorothy Graham has returned 10
her home in Fairfax Court House after
a visit to friends here. Miss Sarah Ru-
ben has returned from visit to Mrs.
Hammerslaugh. at the Tulane, Wash
lnston. Mrs. Clarence SAFE is the guest
Heathsville. Va. Mrs. l.. l.. Bowman
was the week end guest of Miss Gene
We've Bowman. at Amherst. Va. Mr. and
Mrs NJ l.. Horner and her children have
returned from Cape May, n. J., where
they spent the summer. Mrs. 1sobel
Gregory Boswell of this city announces
the marriage of her daughter. Miss Ju-
dith Winter Boswell, and Lieut. George
Moncrief Anderton, United States en-
gineers son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Prior Anderton of Braddock Heights,
Saturday. October s. in the Church Of
the TRANSPORTATION. New York city
Mrs. Harry L. Badeau of Bridgeport.
bert Smoot. at their home in George
Washington Park. Mrs Ladeau was
formerly Miss Emily Louise Elliott Of
this city. Mrs. Helen Norris Cummings
is the guest of Mrs. William Morgan
Smith at her country place near Berry
VILE. Clarke county. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Crilly announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Ida Elizabeth
Crilly. and Mr.. William 2. Woolls. The
wedding Will occur in November Mrs.
l.. L. Armistead and Miss Margaret
Armistead are the guests of friends in
Lynchburg.
Mr. and Mrs Robert T. Wade an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Inez Y. Wade. and Mr.. Ed
ward Money of Oklahoma. The cere-
mony was performed Thursday. Oc-
toher 4. by Rev. o. r Lloyd. Mrs jamie
Lecenshon of Virginia was the guest
last week of Mrs. James H. Mansfield
in King street. Mr.. James Gallon of
New York city spent the past week at
his old home in this city. Miss Nettie
Garner is the guest of friends in Fred
ericksburg. Miss Corinne Milburn has
returned home after spending the sum-
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GREAT FALLS AND VICINITY.

Elva Collier of Great Falls recently
visited friends in Philadelphia. Albert
Trammel visited friends in Petersburgu
last week. Lieut. John Ma son of the
Engineer Corps was last week ordered
to training camp some twenty miles
below Washington for his first training
in modern trench warfare. dance
and supper was give last week by the
st. Johns Catholic mission at Ell Nida.
Revival services will be held. begin
ming tonight in the Salem Methodist
Chapel at Forrestville, Fairfax county.
Another of the smaller public schools
of Fairfax county was opened this
week. when Miss Bernice Carper took
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Picked Up Here and There.
Continued from Fourth Page. ,

ffch. for instance, announce that they
have given up their home at No. 9es
6th avenue and will make their new
country house at Great Neck, L. l., their
permanent residence they merely fol-
low the established precedent of coun-
try life.
So also when Mrs Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt takes an apartment at No.
1867 Fifth avenue and Mr.. and Mrs Eu-
gene 8. Reynal, upon their return from
their summer at Newport X. l.. go into
an apartment at No. 375 Park avenue
they but live up to the new rule of city
life.
The same rule also Is followed by
Mrs. Adolf LadenburE with a new
apartment at No 1000 Park avenue. and
by Count and Countess Otto Salm Hoog
straeten with an apartment at No. 40o
I'm the same avenue.
In Paris Mrs. Vincent A.tor and Miss
Ethel Hartman are recent arrivals.
Mrs. Astor has re-
Mrs.. Astor Gently been at
Installs Canteen obtained house
and installed at once a canteen for the
soldiers In it. Both Mrs. AstGr and
Miss Hartman are interested in the
work Of the y. VI. c. \. in Paris and
were there one evening not long ago
with Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. jr.. Mrs
Astor looking very pretty in soft,
fuzzy gray hat and one-piece gown,
which is the proper caper fer fall wear
In Paris, as it is here.
There's little corner of Chicago"
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and Mrs David Lannon at Mount Kisco.
". 7. Miss Carrie Stribling, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Edge
at East Downingtown. Pa, has returned
to Alexandria and is the guest of DR..
and Mrs. Thomas B. Cochran in South
St. Asaph street. DR.. and Mrs. Cochran
have also as their guest Mrs. Bruce of
Fredericksburg. Mrs. James H. Reid
Of Philadelphia was the guest last week
Of Mrs. Leigh Wilbur Reid in Duke
street
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developing a new conception Of the
mirror of the soul. This new idea has
for it's premise the belief that woman's
back really expresses her feelings, her
many-sided emotional nature, far more
clearly than her eyes. They insist that
the feminine shoulder muscles are
delicate and finely constituted that each
passion and deep-seated feeling affects
chem in unmistakable manner.
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80cle%

just now in Paris. says n correspondent
of the Chicago Her
Enol;.b n;.hs. aid. "The Bert McCor-
cormicks. Mrs. Swift
In FRANCE. Fernald. Mrs. Prindi-
willie and Miss Armsby are playing and
working together there Mrs. Duryea's
place. where they do all sorts Of things
for the soldiers. is their regular meet
ing place. The McCormicks have their
car along and have been putting up
at the Ritz. Gen. Pershing took bite
with them there recently. Even here
Miss Ermina Carrys wedding to Capt
Nicholson has made a ripple. 1t was 50
sudden The uniforms win!' says the
correspondent.
1T is interesting to see how people
eat these days on war rattons.
\ very favorite dish now in Paris
is creme de Normandie (Englands $
clotted cream). and it's ordered every
where How France Is trying to as
simulate the customs. especially the
gastronomic customs, of the unknown
isle" tEngland), as Pierre de Coulevain
called it.
Women's eyes have popularly and po-
etically been supposed to be the mir
ror of their pc
cuIiarly mys-
poete Find Rival terious souls. the
windows through
for Woman's Eyes. Nhicn their e&-
quisiteiy puzzlinS natures were reveal
ed. Poems have been written by the
thousands acclaimins the beauty and
emotional depth Of fair eyes. If wo-
man had expressive eyes she would be
called beautiful, even though her other
features presented wide deviation
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" VT IT 7
CuIiarly m Y s :
terious souls. the
windows through
which their ex-
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charge of the little building on DINE
cult run. The Old Dominion Citixens'
Jewett Wednesday night. Consideras
tion of the school problem OF Fairfax
county and the necessity Of improved
roads in connection with the rural
school buildings was taken up. Addi.
ttonal teachers. 1t was stated, are im<
medintely required at Chesterbrook and.
Walkers Chapel. Particular stress was
laid on the necessity Of a new road
leading out Of Franklin Park. Ground
has been purchased for a new Masonic
lodge building adjoining the Franklin.
Sherman School at McLain, Va, and q
committee has been selected to prepare
plans for the new edifice. At the meet.
Ing the lodge was addressed by Rev. A.
H. Zimmerman
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LYNCHBURG. VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Holt have returned.
from Washington. Mrs. II. Carroll
Jamerson and Miss Katheryn Lee Long
are in Richmond. Mr.. L. G. Moore of,
Braxton county. w. Va. is visiting his
old home here. Mrs. Mary p. Morgan is
in Staunton. Mr.. and Mrs. v. F. Holt
have returned from Washington. Miss
Maude Adams has returned from Char
lottesville. Miss Matte Thomasson ha,
returned to Charlottesville after a visit
here Mrs. A. r. Brooks has gone to
Petersburg.
Evening star., 1917-10-14
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.

Mrs. Norris L. Bowen Of Courtlands
entertained Thursday for Mrs. Leonard
L. Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Trone
and young son of Clarendon are visiting
in Clarendon. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wilson and children have returned to
Clarendon from New York Mrs. Lloyd
Everett Of Ballston has returned from
Roanoke. Va. Miss Gladys Peyton and
John Dorset have returned to Richmond
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. /. c. Col-
Inns of Fort Myer Heights. Miss May
Kicker has returned to Fort Myer
Heights from Detroit. Lieut. A. S.
Woodland Of Clarendon has gone to
Petersburg. Va. William Wallace Rec
OF Watkins. \. Y. is spending the win
ter with his aunt. Mrs. Ellen Blackburn
OF CherEydale. Miss Timberlake Of Al
exandrfa Is the guest of Mrs. Harrelt
of Courtlands. The October term OF
the circuit court Of Alexandria county,
VIII convene tomorrow. Judge j. B. t.
Thornton Will preside. Mrs Walter
Monroe and young son have returned to
Dominion Heights from West Virginia.
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New Neckwear in great array.
Herbsts. advt.
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DADS
MEET ON
MONDAY
Old Commissioners Will
Clear Decks for New Com
sion, Which Meets on
Wednesday.
THE PROBABLE LINEUP
Likely Jordan Will be On FL
nance, Strate on Streets
and Mills Police.

The present CITY commissioners will
hold one more meeting before adjourn
ing sine die. This meeting will be held
at 10 o'clock on next Monday morn
ing when several matters of business
will be taken uD and the boards clear
ed for the new commission. which VIII
meet on the following Wednesday.
While. of course. it is not definitely
known just what the new organization
will result in it seems certain that j.
j. Jordan will be made finance COM
missioner: o. NJ. Strate. commissioner
of streets and public buildings; VIII
liam Mills. will remain commissioner
Of police and Robert B. Blakemore,
will retain his present office Of COM
missioner of water and sewer. This
organization seems to be that which
will be decided on.
Circus Matter Up.
The meeting this morning was quite
busy one. A representative OF the
Barnum Il Bailey circus was present
and asked the commission to give him
a license to show in this city July 10.
However. Pres. c. .. Smith and Sec.
Charles Nash of the state fair asSO-
citation. appeared and protested against
the granting of the license for a circus
to show at dates so close to the Inter-
state fair which win be held on July
% to 28 inclusive.
1t now seems that the circus will
not be permitted to show or parade
in Fargo on that date. though there
may be a slight change in date on
the part of the circus.
Grants Use of Auditorium.
Sec. ]. P. Hardy of the commercial
club and Rev. E. Berntsen of the
Pontoppidan Lutheran church appear
ed and asked that the Lutheran Free
Nn ssSno Io- I'D fro.
use of the auditorium on June IL and
10. two of the days of the great con-
vocation that will be held in this
city.
1t is estimated that there will be
1000 people in the city for this meet
ing.
The request was granted.
Let Sidewalk Contract.
City Engineer +. L. Anders reported
on the bids OF contractors for the con-
struction of concrete sidewalks for the
city for the current year, his findings
being that Robert johnson was low
bidder on the work. The contract was
let to Mr.. Johnson.
More Water and Sewer.
Petitions were read asking for the
installation of a water main on North
Terrace from Bluff to Short streets
and for the installing of a sewer on
North Terrace from Bluff to a point
east of Short street. These petitions
were received and placed on file. "
Bids were also called for the con-
struction of a sewer on Eleventh
street north from Fourth to Fifth ave-
nues. bids to be received up to 10
o'clock on April 81. Bids were also
called to be received at the same time
for the construction of a sewer on
Fifth avenue north from Twelfth
street to the aIley in block 35 Roberts
second addition. Bids will be received
on the same date for a sewer on Sec
ond street north from Fifth to Sixth
avenues. Plans were accepted and the
work declared necessary for the in
stallation Of a water main on Eleventh
street north from Fourth to Fifth ave-
nueS north.
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be 11Ox215 feet. four stories and full

be 11Ox215 feet. four stories and full
basement.
There will be an engine, boiler and
generator room OF the same construc-
ton 61x70 feet, elevated stock pens,
four pens high with a basement for
garage purposes. 6Ox7O feet and large
feeder yards.
Mr.. Hoopman, commenting on the
elevated stock pens, said that they
will be large enough to contain one
DAYS supply of livestock. the plant
having a capacity of 100 head of cat
tie, 1000 head of hogs and 100 head OF
sheep and calves.
These elevated stock pens are of
the latest design in which the animals
from which they will be taken for
killing. This system prevents over
heating of the animals before slaugh-
ter.
The large building. will be the pack
ing and cold storage departments and
will be modern in every respect, spe-
cial plumbing being installed to make
it the most sanitary plant in the coun-
try.
federal government for approval after
they have been finally adopted and
there will be federal inspection at the
plant when it is put in operation.
The machinery will be electrically
driven, individual motors being in
stalled for each piece OF machinery
used in the plant. The electricity will
be generated in the engine and boiler
room. The machinery will be select
ted by Mr.. Hoopman and the officers
of the company and installed by them
in order to get the best machines and
the best system OF installing.
The excavation and plumbing will
be included in the general contract,
according to Mr.. Hoopman.
Mr.. Hoopman is much pleased with
the prospects for the success of the
plant and of Fargo being the logical
location for it. He believes that the
plant will begin operations with
plenty of livestock and that its OPP
Grafton will be a great factor in in
creasing the livestock production in
this state and other states OF the
northwest and will be a means of
Fastening more complete system OF
crop diversiffcation.
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Northwest Men OF
German Ancestry
Answer Navy Call

Minneapolis, April 11.-Americans
IT, German descent resident in Min
nesota and North Dakota are proving
their loyalty in the nations time of
need. Records of the navy recruiting
station, BOA Marquette avenue, today
showed that approximately 25 per cent
of the men who have answered the
presidents emergency call have names
that show German ancestry.
Most of these men were born in
America and all are American citi-
zens." said Lieutenant Commander
James d. Wilson, but their names
show that they belong to the class
usually designated as German-Ameri-
cans. 1t looks to the navy like that
designation is unjust. They are as
loyal Americans as any who enlist and
I have no doubt they will give a good
account of themselves and add honor
to Minnesota's name when they are
assigned to the fleet
Names of German Origin.
Some of the names of unquestioned