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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
''FOOlish Factoryn-Broadwav

haa,sure - sure cure for the blues Is THE Foolish
~. oIy'F which heads an excellent bill at
is broadway the first three days of the
$3.50, The comedians are clever, the Jokes
'r1ppy Tpy and the songs full Of syncopation.
,,e me feature photoplay Offering is 'eThe
1,e.lof t system" dealing with prison re-
~ The acting is particularly deserving
alse ana the settings and photography
pothing 70 be desired
yearly Detective" comedy sketch.
feu a good laugh producer. while shelly
cummings entertained with songs and
Dawson. LtnIEHn and Covert we're.
% tonEa and com|c1||I|44
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
Farrell Taylor TriO-NixOn

Many very timely topics figure on the
bill at the Nixon. The man higher up
Is conspicuous In the photoplay Come
Through" while up-to-the-m e-minute subjects
are conspicuous in the vaudeville portion
Of the program
The Farrell Taylor Trio, one OF vaude-
villes best standard acts, delights with
comedy ana action Gardner's Maniacs
were an that the name implied when Il
came 10 supplying thrills and laughs Good
a1H were also offered BY Stepp ana Cooper,
iNarde Brothers and Howard and HuIht
'0o lnI|ft n|I| was heartily appreciated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
william Penn-"The MOdiste Shop"

Pretty girls, elaborate costumes ana
catchy music are the trio OF charms when
make success OF The Modiste snop, ~. Le
haadIiner at the william Penn last night.
Two close seconds on the bill in point or
nonularity were Chinke and company ana
Wheeler and Morton 49,.
Eor the second half Of the week there
Is on the bill Mark and Adam with the
"IJneeda Girl; Harry Young and Ethel
"a I.ewis. John Clark and company ana
the photoplay "Madcap Madge," with olive
Thomas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
Bungalow GirIs-Empress

The spirit Of autumn is brought out en-
phatically in The Bungalow Girls" which
headlines the show at the Empress. This
is a tabloid along entirely new lines and
gives opportunity for lots of good comedy
and brand new situations. The girls are
pretty, and present many new musical num-
bers with much spirit and dash
Aidra Ainsley pleased in an interesting
sketch, and good acts were also offered by
Barrett and Murray, and Rome and Cox,
who brought forth an abundance Of ap-
plause. The pictures were timely and inter-
esting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
Continuing PLAYS

Two successful offerings have entered
upon the final week of their Philadelphia
engagements. These attractions are The
Thirteenth Chair" at the Adelphi and Jack
o'Lantern" at the Forrest. THE Brat"
with Maude Fulton. who enacts the title
role in this delightful comedy of her own
making, remains at the Lyric. The popu-
larlty of "The Wanderer" at the Metropolis
tan opera House gives no sign of abate-
ment. Admirers of good acting and scenic
beauties will find apuch to interest them in
this elaborately produced biblical spectacle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
Rurlesoue-TrocaderO

There is an abundance OF good COMEDY
,d music IN the snappy show presented by
ths American Burlesquers at the Trocadero
The production. which Is presented ey
m ~ costumes and novelties. Several
eood sneclalties are offered IN the course OF
~ sfow Lew Lewis, Sam Green and Joe
ne,an supplied the comedy while Alice
sSeson gave tredllable support Throughout
Ito performance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09

Memories were stirred to life at the wal
nut last evening by the presentation of
Shore Acres" that charming old play
which has ever delighted its audiences.
Half of the orchestra circle at the wal
nut Street Theatre was turned over to
almost two hundred seamen from the navy
yard at League Island through the cour-
tesy of the management in conjunction with
the United Service Association
The cast of "Shore Acres" was headed by
Henry Horton as Nathaniel Berry and
Miss Florence Davenport, seen here last
season in another production, as Helen
Berry. The humorous roles were given to
Louise Valentine and Robert Craig. Ethel
Wishman and Sammy Roman fitted excel
lently into the juvenile parts as the young
est children of Martin Berry. the latter
part being taken by Frank NJ Readicl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09

ACT
The Venus Of Milo and Another (an Artists
A"' Studlo)
ACT IL
Scene IA Moment In the Street
Scene 2-Celeste ct Cie.
scene "A Lady Intervenes.
scene "A Little Chamber In Miss Things
Head.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09

The action Of Acts L. II and III takes place
in one Of the suburbs Of New York in the
month Of September.
noon. '
ACT 1.-THE Palmer home, five miles dis
tant Late the next afternoon.
Act llI-Same as Act l. Night.
tThe curtain will descend for thirty seconds
TO Indicate lapse Of fifteen mnutcs)
Act lN-Offco Of the National Detective
AEency. New York city. The following morn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
WHIMSICAL BARRIE PLAY AND DIVER
i M. BARRIE CASTS
HIS MAGIC SPELL
His "a Kiss for Cinderella" Un-
locks Delicious Realm of
Fancy
MAUDE ADAMS AIDS HIM

A I1ss FOR CINDERELLA. Whimsical comedy
annoument an men Charles Frohman. Broad street
Hnl..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
SHORE ACRES" COMES
AGAIN TO WALNUT
Old Favorite Upon It's Return
Here Thrills as of
Yore

SHORE ACRES. drama in four acts By James
nut. '~'~
Nathaniel Berry ............Henry Horton
martin Berry. =; :. Frank NJ. Readck
The Brothers
q o . . e. sHO
ihIoqng Nat Berry ... ;:;.. =. Sammy Roman
iieifh i5erry ........ Miss Florence Davenport
nlttle willie Berry. Miss Ethel W,ehuen
ferley. ........... ... Miss Louise Vaentno
Act l-Berry on Frenchman's Bay, coast of
Maine, 'Hayn Time"
Act 2-The Berry Home. THE Wedding An
niversary."
Act 3-Berry Light aud the storm at sea.
Act 4-Winter in the Berry Home"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
CHEATING CHEATERS"
CHEATS THE CHEATERS
But There's No Cheating in the
Measure of Thrills, Laughs
and Surprises
PLAY BY MAX MARGIN

CHEATING CHEATERS. a mclodrana in four
acts by Max MARGIN Produced by x III
Woods. GarriCk Theatre.
.gN.N' W .LSNll James MarlOwc
antonio erdl. ..,,.... EdOuard Duraud
Se1 Isl hIInChtoh' ''...,'..... Martin l.. Alsop
Nan Carey, alias Ruth Brockton,
=, Evelyn Vaughan
.Ta l@HRrre' ..s,............ Il Frank Monroe
WIS, l3illpT. '.s.ss.... ....s.,. Winifred Harris
~ lN' tllHl'Es' s.sss..s... .tNpSN o. Bren
,.gil sssasss..... - sydney booth
BBHHmara BBHm ~ Iallher' '.......... Arthur Barry
! a,ltl. iIesl ....,.s.s.....,..J, VI. HOlickv
Holmes ......'.., To1, q, 49,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
MAXINE ELLIOTT IS
NEW GOLDWYN STAR
Statuesque Stage Beauty Pleases
Stanley Theatre Patrons in
Fighting Odds"
"INTOLERANCE"r IS BACK

STANLEY-"Fighting Odds" with Maxine FL
lott and Charles Dalton. Adapted from the
and Irwin s.. Cobb. Directed by Allan Dwan,
assisted by Arthur Hopkins and Hugo Ban.
Photographel by Rene Gulsart Goldwyn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-21

-Gbriit. Gbcrlin & Co., Die Iger.
ten, crbielten lcsten Wontag miebcr
fiinf nelle Wartpen Automobile, fir
lpclde tic 9eItelllrngen battcn.
-Grnlt Warti6insfg bon Orp Sill
beiano iid leste ISOLDE mebrere Sa.
&C IN Seiferion Gitp INT ieinen Srll.
REQ, 2ollis Martidinsfp gu beiuden,
pcldcr erfranft mar.
Stop Siatte lit leeten 5reitas
bon Sllrtor, g. 8. 5uriidgcfebrt, mo
CT mebrcrc Wonate beidGftigt mar
llno miro mGbreno Der @interiaiion
bel ieincn gltern, @m. Siatte nno
Satin inl S~ricOcnstbal perpeilen.
-abolpb Sabiieger unb Satin
reiltcn lceten Montag nad Sos @nge.
leg, Californian, I'M Dem 8oter Der
5rall Sabiiegcr, inherent friiberen
Mitbilrger Srib S6roeber, cinen 9e.
lllh ob5llItuttcn ltno cpcntlcl ii6
BORT nieberloiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-21
SRI. 2ia3ie &lid befano iid ma

SRI. Si55ie &lid befano iid mab.
reno mebrcrer Gage letter @o6e be.
iuhsrpeiic in ct. 2ouis.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec,
20, 1917, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-@s lit ratbiam fir Hegiitranten
bel Der Q,,sfiillung bes ibnen 5llge'
ianbten Sraeebogens (AueItionnaire)
einen Mbbofaten ODER Die omtlide
9eratbun9s 9eborbe gu Static 81
aieben.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
20, 1917, as required by the Act of
October g., 1917.
-Iuf Manbat bcs 8rGiibenten fat
ser 0iltrift 8oaro IN elmer am ID.
0c5cmbcr ab9egebcnen gnti6eibung,
Senrp @. Neeie, bon 8lanb BON
WilitGr e 0ienlt olif unbeltimmtc
3cit freieeiproden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-21

al OIb 9Ianb, &c.,; @iIbelm Bent.
lase gu Rt. STERLING, Mo.; a,,srit
8entlaee at 8lanb, Wo.; Sralt S..
Sdaepperfoetter, Wt. STERLING, 800;
Srau Slug. Riepalb, &oiebllo, Wo.;
Srar1 &alten 8,1idman,, Mt. Ster-
ling, $40. unb Sra1i Sobn @ittrof
bon Colorado, Die olle NIT Ser be-
triibten @itttpe ieinen Sob betral,.
ern.
Seinrid 8entIase mar elm filler,
freun6lider uno geielliger Mann,
itets bereit al belfen ipern Semanb in
ieiner @adbaridaft Der Silfe beburf-
tie. gr mar Elm 5Grtlider @atte uno
elm Iieberoer unb ioreiamer @ater
unb etn frommer gbriit. CT bate
fetnen ein5tgen Seino unb @lle 6ie
i'm fainter, tperoen nod LANCE ieiner
in gbren geoenfen.
Srauernb le9ten mir bid nieber
Sn bein TITLES S6lafgemo6
HiemaIs febrIt blt 81, ltt,s tpie6er
Sar,,m tpeinen mir Dir nad.
Sod es idIdgt fir ,,ns Die Shr1oe
$50 mir bid emit mieberiebcn
@enn bareinit gum idoiten @ln1be
@ir Dor @ottes Srone Iteben.
ginSreun6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-21
-Robt. Shaunlbere febrte lesten

-8obt. Sdaumbere fcbrte lesten
Sreitag nod neutrality-suspicious. ab'
ipeienbeit, pGbrcnb melder CT feline
Sodter in ct. Souls unb either, No.
beillfte, nieber auriid.
SO. 8. Craig unb @attin limb
lebte ISOLDE bon Decatur, Nebr. gu.
rildgefebrt, no Serr Craig auf benz
9ampfer Sui. Silber, langerc 3eit
beidGitist par. Srau Craig lit cine
Sodter oes 2ouis Stotfo.
Die @nterpriie Militarp gano
belt am letten Sreitag ibre Sabres'
berialnmllne ab in welder folgenbe
9eamtc fir bos n1dite Sabr erwGblt
purocn: Serb, Sanien, Sraiioent;
elmer &uebiger, gi5e Sraliocnt uno
6. 81. @ief, SefretGr uno S6abmei'
tier. Wonroe @loier llno Sranf
Surol muroen ols aftipe Witelieoer
ouf9enommen. gbenfalls iuuroe be.
i6loiicn om &c. Sunllar eincn Mas.
fenball 81 arrdngiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-21
Spban Scinridj @entlasc beimse.
gangen.

Sobon Seinrid 9cntloee Itorb nod
lol,acn Ifipcren 2eiben in ieitlem
Scim ol,f ieiner Sorm rabe glano,
Mo.. an Sreitae ben ID. 0c5embcr
I'M slltcr bon 67 Sabren 3 Wonoten
1tno 10 Sogen nnb pllrbe an Conn.
tog brn 16. 9esember inter GROCER
9eteiligung bon @ertpanbten 1tnO
Srellnoen al,f Dem @ottesader Der
cbongcIiiden @eneinbe 81 Slo
9lano, unter ser 2eitung bes Serrn
TaItors &ctterer 5l,r letter <beItGt'
te gebettet.
. Sobn Seinrid @entlage murbe &C..
boren 81, 9orgbol5baltien an &abens.
bcrge in Seuti6Ianb am 25. Iuguit
1850, ltnb fam nit ieinen gltern llno
Geidipiltern int Sabre 1866 nod
Imerifo mo ii6 sic Samilie iih ai,f
Scr Sorm sic ser @ntihlafcne biz 81,
icincnn Sobe beiprbnt bot nieoer.
Sie Sorrn mar oalnaIs nod inn tiefen
ltrluoIbe l,nb sic nGditcn Wdrfte mo-
rem Sern1ann ltno @aibinqton. Sem.
rid mar ser Melteite bon ieinen 8e.
id)ipiitern itno balf 'eincm Softer
fleibig Sic Sarm urbar 81 MAIDEN.
Tohbem feline gItcrn ecitorben pa.
rel, bIicb er oltf Ser Sarm nelde
bllrd SeiIllng nit ieincn 8cidluiitern
sicrrIib nerihrIbet mar. Drr6 Sleib
ltno Sporiamfeit bat Seinrid es iett
at beideioenen @oblltanb ecbrodt.
Mm IS. Iooember 1883 berbeiratete
er iif NIT SRI. Mma 9uidmann.
Sie Che tpuroe nit feds 8inbern &C.
ieanet pobon bas iiinaite Ndbden
MbeIe ifon lit Der &inbbeit itarb.
Stint 3inber iinb ant 2eben, ndmlib
Roria Sdneibe,pinb, Sei,crsbille,
Wo.; Sophia D~iefaraefe, SaImaee,
@ebr.; $einrid, gn,ma uno 2iaaie
gertlase at 8Ianb. gild binterlaBt
Scr 8eritorbene brei 9riiber unb bier
Sdypeitcrr, ndmlid Sranf gentlase
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-21

-$enrp Settler unO go. aormanrl
bon Yotsoam tparen an, Montag bier
in @eidGften.
--eg.g ountpridter Seurp 3aitrolp
bon Stolpe erfreute lesten Sienstag
feline pielen bieiisen Sreilnbe ourd
ieinen 9eiud.
-9urd Hidter 8rel,er ipl.rben
ant Samstae i'm bieiisen gourtbal.s
5. 81. Souieiportb, bon ct. Soiepb
,in6 SRI. Oma Craig bon @asconabe,
getrallt.
-Ri6ter 5ranf Onfen unb iein
Sdpie9eriobn Sris Model unN
Satin bon StoIpe tuarer Ietten
Wontag bier I'm bas vgbriltfinbden
au beiteIIen."
Strait Ebeo. 8raf febrte am
Sonntag nod einem m%ebrt1gigen
8eiu6 bel ibrcr in Sefferion Gitp
mobnenoen Sohter, Sraa s. S.
Sdott, tpieber sliriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-21
&oblen. &oblen.

@ir baben einen eroben Sorratb
bon 3oblen an Sano Die mir gu GIN.
itieen Breiien berfaufen ieoo9 MIR
gegen guar5ablltng. gu beSicben in
allen QlantitGtert.
Sermam Serrp & 8afet 60.
-gSGbreno bes Monats gtopember
bctrlig bic @ciamnltiunume Der I'M
bieiigcn Eoltanltc eeloiten mo arsbc.
5ablten Wonep . ORDERS $4,000. Ssn
oen eriten 5ipei 8o6en. oes Monats
9cscmbcr betrua Die @ciammtiun,me
$4,000. Ser sroBtc 9etrag oieicr
8clocr ipurbe an alsipGrtigc Sc.
ihGftc geinnbt fir Irtifel uno sc,
9enitdube sic g~crabeioellt unS ebenio
bili9 bier gcfollft ncrbcn t0nrtcn,
mcnn bic @cihGitSlcutc lid I'M oieies
@cifGit burd, rid)ti9cS Inseiqen be-.
mii1ten.
-Gas Soitbeportcment bat Sen
bieiieen 8oItmeiIter Gaugbcll be.
na6ridtigt boB in 3ufunft olle ols
Sarcels Soft berianbten Godete bic
ah 8erionen atuiiden bier unb aan.
los Gitp oorciiirt iino. our6 sen
Soit5uee go. 81, Scr bier fura nod
10 ubt bormittaes cintrifft, o,isee.
ianot tperoen miiiien.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
20, 1917, as required by the Act of
October g., 1917.
-Sreo 9irf bon Camp Ssunlton
befinoct ii6 bier olf brciiuodentlid,en
llrlaub, Den er bel ieinen gltcrn
Sranf 9irf unS @attin perbrinat.
5reo befinbet iih i'm Qltorterlnalter
Separtemcnt Der Irncc i,nb beri6.
tet bob Snfel Sam in Der beIten
@eiic fir feline Sullsens BORT iorat,
unb ibnen Dos SoIoatenIeben 70 an.
genebm aIs moeIid ecitaItet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-21
+ 6tsfricbcn.

8iIb itrcitt DER @ino iiber Berg llno
llro iiber Die oben Seloer.
0ie Sogeln aogen in GROCER SaDl
Gum Sdus in Die naben &Gloer.
Der ein5ige 2aut i'm Teid Der Natllr
SIT oas 9el,len bcs pilOen Sturmes
Gin freunolider Stcrn ON Simmels.
5elt
0rilBt lelldtenO Die Olrnfle @roe.
Sbn griiBen Die @irtcn Die BORT i'm
Selo
Wciuadcn Die rubenoe 9eroe.
"a t0net bonn 9inmcl Elm frober
Sang,
IS bringen Die Gngel Sob, Yreis unb
Cant.
Sic bringen Oen Sirten Die 9oti9ait
frob:
Der Seilanb lit chen geboren.
gr bat I'M Stalle ein Eager bon Strob
gu leincr &rlppe erforen.
Sic gilgen NUN Ille nit glG,,bigem
Sirn
BUR drnlli6en 8obnung oes Seilan.
bes bin.
Sic griiBten ber6lib bas licblidc
&inb,
Sen Scilano, ben binlmliiben 8oten.
Sn SdooBe Der Wlltter ruDt es 10
Limo,
Gas Der Safer geianot urs boz, obcn.
8roB mar lire Srcuoe, uro bebr ibrc
2uit;
Can't, Siebe unb @onne erfiillt lire
8r1llt.
q. SdrIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-21
F. J. koeHer,
s4mieb II. &agenmader
Sermann, Wo.

Sd lperbe beitrebt iein MIR Die
beltcn Irbeiten II. @aaren al ~Iiefern.
Sd babe lange grfabrllng i'm Bferbe.
beidlagcn iotpobI pie I'M S6micoc.
uno @agenbanbperf.
Sarmpagen, 8ugeies, Wanur.
S%preaoers unb Sarm:Waidinen on
Sanb ODER auf 9eitellung gu giiniti.
gen 9eoingungen unb 5u annebnlba-
rem Sreiien geIiefert.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-11-16

same real estate assigned ta The wild.
ow OF Monroe Taylor as her dover
for aud during her natural life, by
commissioners of partition in the
ehaneery cause OF MIllio TAYLOR ".
Charles TAYLOR. ct al beretofore
pending m tue Circuit Court of Bcr
kelley County. West Virginia
TERMS OF SALE.
OHetbifl q the purchase money
cash in hand on day OF salc. the bat
auee in two equal payments due m
one and two wears from date respcc-
lively h. purchaser to give his
notes therefor with interest from
date and the title to be retained un.
til al Of the purchase money has
been paid
ALLEN b NoLL. Tru#tee
II ltWk 4Nk Fri
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-11-16
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Bg virtue OF the authority vested
m tho undersigned Trustee, under i
certain deed OF trust made bF Charlie
Taylor and lille Taylor, Iris wifo,
10 t.tcn i Noii. Trustee. bsa1ue dat
the 10Th day of August, 1911 and re-
corded ia -ha office OF the Clerk Of
the County Court of Berkeley Coua-
~ West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust
Book IT,. page 1S5. / viii SCH at pub
3jc am aoH az the front door oil the
County Ceur' House of Berkeley Couu.
t% Nes Virginia, en-
SATURDAY, DECEMBER l. 1917,
Commencing at ? O'Clock p. M.
all the right title and interest OF tho
said Charles Taylor IN and to certain
real estate located In Martinsburg,
Berkeley counts. Wea. Virginia, which
right. tito and interest is an undi.
vded one-third interest subject TO the
life interest Of the widow Of Monroe
Taylor in and 20 those certain tracts
or parcels OF resi- estate situate on
the East side OF South Maple avenue.
and on the north side Of West Ste
pheu street, and improved BY three
DWELLING HOUSES, and being the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-11-16

naturally loss. Ask for d bottle OF
Mothers Friend" at tho drug stored
today and do not go n single night with,
out applying Il. Writo Tho Bradfield
Regulator Co. Dept. ID, 400 Lamar Build.
ing. Atlanta. Ga. and they Will send You a
book OF scientifically prepared, practical
information, without charge. Mothers
laelend' is composed OF such penetratIns
oils and other ingredients as to make IL ea,
tr5ly Indispensable to oNpeotant mothers,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-11-16

Whom AN automobile driven by y.
laferty oroke down enrouto to
tur6shurg from Pennsylvania
peHt it was found that Che ear con.
tanned SIN eases Of whiskey, Laffcriy
Nas Jailed and now faces trial for
violating tho prohibition laws.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-11-16

Next to tuberculosis, the control OF
typhoid fever Is West Virgiuia's most
serious sanitary problem issued on
the subject by the state department
of health No fewer than 5000 eases
OF typhoid fever occur in the state
in the belief OF the depart
mcnt or this number il is said, 500
result n death
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-11-16

FOR RENT-Bright, single corner OF
fee. street noor OF Journal build
Ing, W. King st. with heat and light
furnished, windows. Apply TO
Journal office.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-11-16
PAGE SEVEN

10 cities with over $4,000 population
each which still teach German from
the kindergarten mp =.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-11-16

FOR RENT--L4rgc store room =
room fiat, largo work shop. No j
stand for busines44 Brucet0WH
Naolen Mills. Flour Mil. etc. No
stand for garage. On route
Washington, FREDERICK Gityl 70
Winchester and Valley Of u. : J.
SwimleE j. J52
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-11-16
FOR SALE
(REAL ESTATE)

FOR sALE-Farm Of 175 acres in
Washington County. Nd, known as
The rich agricultural county Of the
State. Improved with large stone
dwelling. bank barn N No / con
dttion. situate along the State
Highway miles west OF Hagers
town, for $4,000 Apply to Bene
dict ]. Boswell, Agent. Clearsprlag,
Md. c. & ?. Phone 10. OF 20 N
Jonathan s., Hagerstown, Nd
1857
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-11-16
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

The undersigned Executor of the
estate OF William Nickers. deceased
viii sell At public sale in front OF the
Rumsey Hotel, in Shepherdstown. W.
Va. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1917.
beginning at O'clock p. IN. the fol-
lowing real estate. of which the said
deeedent died seized and possessed.
namely:
THE home FARM OF t22 ACRES
Of excellent limestone land, lying
along the road leading from the Shep-
herd turnpike TO Scrabble. about three
miles north OF ShepherdstoWn The
improvements on this place consist
of an EIGHTROO FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE. almost new and
in good condition. with neyerlailing
we'll OF water and cistern at the house
good tcnant-housc, with cistern large
new bank barn, 40X74 feet in SIZE.
with waRan-shed. eorn.crib and other
necessary oufbuildings, all in good
condition The land is all under good
wire fencing. and the farm is in q
high State OF cultivation Plenty OF
good fruit for family use. and
three,acre apple orchard Of young
trees, par now IN bearing. The
bindings are centrally located on The
farm making il convenient for cult
yaton and handling of the stock
4 sjlo and pumphou5e on the place
VIII be reserved
The purchaser Will get She laud-
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FALSE TEETH-We pay as high as
$3.50 per set for old false teeth
no matter If broken, also gold
crowns, bridgework Mail to Berners
False Teeth Specially % Third
St, Troy, n. y, and receive cash
by return mail H66+
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D. w. SNYDER, Jr,
ATToRNEY.AT.LAW

Practices In County, State and Fed.
srsl Courts. Special attention giyer
to collections, Converting, Title
Work, Settlement OF Estates and rs
Commissioner OF Accounts. cattle
nent Estate Accounts.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT room fat aud store
room Apply $50 ". Martin ST
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H. A. Riddle, Gen. Pass. Agent.
J. II. Tonge. Gupt.
VA, Gard, Agent, kartipsburx, WIS.
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LOST-Oyal amxfhest brooch In
opera House, Pos.otftge or IN fire
street Monday night Return 10
Sullman Dev Goods Store. .Ille
LOST SCI riHs ON Queen : bc
tween Race and King Liberal
reward Apo Journal office J4a+
| oST-Cameo brooch Ia or near He'd.
eesvlle Valued because OF sent.
mea, S. reward if returned to
Mrs pe.1 Seprow Hedgc4yiie. ".
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The Undersigned Executor of the
estate OF William Nickers deceased
viii sell al public sale in front OF the
Rumsey Hotel in Shepherdstown w.