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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-06
Order of Publication.

In the circuit court 81 Iron county, Missouri
IN vacation July IL, 1917.
The state of Missouri, at the relation and &c
the use OF u. r. Burnham. collector OF tho
revenue OF Iron county; Missouri.
Frederick " Moul. II living, or the Unknown
consort, heirs aud devisecs oi Frederick
W. Moul, II he be dead. defendants.
faction to Enforce Lien for raxcs.l
Now at this day comes the plaiutiG, d, p.
Burnharn. collector OF the revenue OF iran
county, Missouri. II aies his petition ana
affidavit, setting forth, among other things
that the defendants, ~
Frederick ". Moui, il living or the unknown
consort, heirs and destsees OF Frederick s..
are non-rcsidents OF tho state Of Missouri
and that they cannot be served with sun,.
mons In said state. ~
IL IL, therefore. ordered by the clerk M
the circuit court OF Iron county, Missouri. IN
vacation. that publication be made notIfying
said defendants that an action has been cam
nienccd against them in the c.rcui, court Of
said county the object and general nature OF
which ~ to enforce the lien OF the state OF
Missouri on the following real estate. be
longing to the said defendants Tor baek
taxes for the year 1915. TO wit
Q In block ~ OF the Murdoch Crumb
Company Subdivision o! parts Of s%rriihnap On
X township ~, north. OF range Least,
tract 5, IN section 1. township "a. nofth ~,
raage J east, containing iO.t acres. az shown
Wy AuEloCh tEuElp nIat nSuk 7, pams =. all
OF the Above described land be,ns subject IN
m!nrta. reservation made by Bio Muta,,
goai @aril Company ia book 81. mage FL
Iron county laud records said roal .s,stc,
being tn Iron county. Missouri. ~''"''
ian ltmtnt1ed statement In the natnre "a,
a tax bill showing the amount al iox". ~
teregt and costs now dde on Said real os,n = =
Tor ~" year Aforesaid, mounting In tno
aggregate 70 the sum OF two and aY.iO0 All.
iar7, Is fled with said petition as prnvian,
by Law ''"'''Vu
And unless they he aud appear n, tho MAYA.
Term Of said our to be holden for thn canns
~ oflron. and state of Missouri. at tnc c,l,rt
mouse ~ said county on the fourth Nonrar
IN Dc.nocr next, fgli, and on or bs.o,e III,
third day thereof III the term shall IN ,hWnn,v,
continue IL not. then before the rnd ~
me term, and plead. answer or ie,nprs ~
plaintiffs petition. the same vii ,,uo
aver as confessed. Judgment rendered In
with the prayer OF said petition
sald real estate, or 80 much thereof as
my be necessary 70 satisfy said Judgment,
itercsf ana costs, be sold under n spoaiai
eri facins 10 be Issued thereon, ~
J! y further ordered that 4 copy hereof IN
0pIlshnd according 10 law In the iron Conn.
Register, a weekly newspaper puhllabnd
shld county OF Iron and state of Misanuri
JESSE N. HAWKINS. Circuit CIstL
4 true copy from the record, ~
SEAL Witness my hand and official so,, |
this 18th day OfJuly. 1911, ~ !
JESSE NJ. HAWKINS. Clerk |
Cireulf Court, Iron county, Mo,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-06
Order of Publication,

In the Circuit Court G ~Iron county,
Missouri, in vacation, July IA, 1917.
The State Of Missouri, at the relation
and to the use Of =. 2. Burnham,
Collector ct the Revenue of Iron
County, Missouri, .
against
W. W. Wright, If living, or the M
known consort, heirs and devisees
Of W. W. Wright, II he be dead,
defendants.
(Action to. Enforce Lien for Taxes
Now at this day comes the plaintiff,
B. p. Burnham, Collector Of the Rev.
enue OF Iron County, Missouri, and
files his petition and affidavit, setting
forth among other things, that the
defendants,
W. W. Wright, if living, or the un-
known consort, heirs and devisees OF
W. W. Wright, if he be dead,
are non. residents of the State of Mis-
souri,, and that they cannot be served
with summons in said state;
1t is therefore, ordered by the clerk
Of the circuit court OF Iron county,
Missouri, in vacation, that publication
DO made notifying said defendants
that an action has been commenced
against them In the circuit court of
said county, the object and general
nature OF which is to enforce the lien
OF the state Of Missouri on the follow
ing real estate, belonging to the said
defendants, for back taxes for the
year 1916, to wit:
Lot 81 In block e. of the Murdoch
Crumb Company's subdivision Of parts
OF sections 20 and .32, township 80,
north, Ut range 4 east; tract 8 In Sec
ton ., township 80, north, Of range4
east, 20.G9 acres,
as shown by Murdoch Crumb plat
book 3, page II; all OF the above
described land being subject to min
erai reservation made by Big Muddy
Goal y Iron Company In book IS,
page al, Iron county land records
said real estate being In Iron county,
Missouri.
IAN itemixed statement in the
nature OF q tax bill showing the
amount OF taxes, interest and costa
now due on said real estate for the,
year aforesaid, amounting In the
aggregate to the sum Of two and
$500 dollars, IL filed with said ,petit-
Ion as provided by law
And unless they be and appear at
the next term OF said court to b.
holden for the county OF Iron, md
state OF Missouri, ut the court house
IN said county, on the fourth Monday
IN October next, 1917, and on or be-
fore the third day thereof (if the term
shall 80 long continue; and, II not,
then before the end Of the term), md
plead, anAwer or demur to said plain
tih's petition, the same shall be taken
% confessed, judgment rendered
In accordance with the prayer Of said
petition, and said real estate. or 80
much thereof ~ may necessary to
satisfy said Judgment, interest and
costs, be sold under q special iierl
facias to be issued thereon.
It. Is further ordered that . copy
hereof be pubAAhed according to law
In the Iron County Register, . weekly
newspaper published In said county
OF Iron, and state OF Missouri.
JESSE.M HAWKINS, Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from tho record:
[srAL1 Witness my hand and
oficial seal, THE 1Ath day
. JESSE N. HAWKINS, Clerk
Circuit uoart lsos eoanty, Mo-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-06
Order of Publication.

In the circuit court OF Iron county,
Missouri, in vacation, July ID, 1917.
The state Of Missouri, as tho relation
and TO the use Of b. p. Burnham, COLI
lector Of the revenue OF Iron county,
Missouri.
against
Lovenia 7. Eye, II living, or the I'M
known eonsort, neirs and deyisees OF
Lovenia T. Eye. II she be dond, do,
PENDANTS.
faction to Enforce Lien for Taxes
Now at this day comes the plaintiff,
B. p. Burnbam, collector OF the revenue
Of Iron county, Missouri, and files his
petition and affidavit, setting forth
among other things. that the defend
ants, are all non-residents Of tho stste1
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SOuucr bci'm Cardinal.

Gisfutirlinq Der globrinssmittel.
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ierpiren Der Otobrungsmittelitoi-
fe ocs 2onoeg. Sn allen tatbo'
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0ellen @elioen5 oil Der 9lorO,9barles'
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Ser Gonicren5 einen Sirteubricf ers
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lcien lperoen iolle. Sr. Sooner bat
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W9euae iiotiltiider 9lneobcn Ocrieben,
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Nobrunqsnittel ourb Die $auSs
frauen perloren qeben. 0esgleidcn
boitc er cine iorgfdltigc Statiitif iIber
0cn uorbonoenen @ei5en in oen Ser.
Gtaaten lmo cine 2iite Der glrtifel,
meldc Sic glniirtcn broudlen, wenn
Der Ssricg nit DeutiAlano nod orei
Sabre 0oucrn iollte,
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$4,000 fir wu0It6atiae S,uede.

Gas IcItoment 6cS Srn. @m. 9.
Nirit, eincS D}italicocs Der 6irma
.yo6u s. plrit & 60. iuuroe geitern
i'm ggoilengeridte einaereidt ano ent.
6dIt imter glnoerem ole iolgenoen
8crmddtniiie; nG6iloren's 5reib.glir
SocietD1 $4,000; nSoie oi the
5rieuoleB", $4,000; DSt. @eter's
9llpmn ior 1emdle G6iloren" $4,000
mo Die ,,SenrD @ation 66iloren's
g(io Societo", $4,000. @ou Dem Gelt
ocs 9ermogens miilien ole 3inien
BON $500,0OO an bic @itttpe nssge'
Sablt ruo Der iibrige Tbeil inter Die
beioen S0bne Sobn 6. uno @m Y.
@urit pertbeiIt meroen. 9err 9urlt
ltarb am 20. SUM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

0eraHlaiieu oen @ro5eB ouf cine 9eit
tel5uieben, oie mir Oen llmItGnoen
gemdB am beiieiypoBte. @noIid) ge.
lang es mir uHo idb iebte ibm ans.
einanoer, oaB id ole Gontrole ii6er
oen groDiant etc. bon orei gataIlio-
men oes 9ie9iments batte imo DAB ih
oieielben iiir Den Cienli ausltaifireu
miilie, mas 10 6alo ais moeIid) 81 ge-
ideben babe.~
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fam alS Gopt. @oomin ofieu nit Der
@rfldrlng berausfam, N}or6ant babe
ibm geratben oen Sal bei8uleqen,
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ion 9iirgidait iteIlte, Die bon i6r 5ur
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5lIriiderItattc. Sd iagte, id bate oie
Sblidlt, oies 81 t6ut mo am TO-
W}oi engagirte ic6 Srn. Smens, oen
id beollitrogte, Srn. W}ar6ant 5u
leben pnO Elm Gotim ieIt5uieben sur
geileglng ser Sohe. Gorouf be-
5oblte ib Der Gompaenie, Die oie
Siirgiboft Ieiitete, $12,5O0, ole
Simme, Die iie fiir Srn. GarIon be-
5ablen muBte.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

YfUDtplIluN lNr DCW (luul
Qlnoeuhiu9en Dob sic Gountp 0'it-
alicocr Der Stoatsseiebec6ung
cine Gorlasc fir @robi6ition inn
aanjeu Stoatc ourdicben mir.
sen. @olleu iidotiidjc @iitglic.
ser ooourd BON 9l6itimunma oa.
Gen s9ilion @eieb a66oltcu.
,n Baltimore mo oud in 9lnna.
polls uer6reitete iidb geiern ooS @e.
riicbt. oob ser @oiperneur imO Die
Gonnip.N2it9lieoer Ger 5taotsgeieb-
ac0lmg Gle gegcn Oic @iOcrrnilma
ocS gqiliou.@ .@ablqeietes iino, cine
9orlaqc. ourb Die 9Srobi6itiOH iiir
cen QalBen Staat NlarDlonO, alio
audi fiir Baltimore einGeiiibrt miro,
cinblinqen un0 aud 0urdieben Mir
Oen. Denn Die 9eiiirmorter Der gSi.
oerruiung ioriiabren, cine 8erta.
gung ser a0rperi6ait 81 Derbinoern
inocm Iie anf ibrem Stnnoplnft Der.
barreu. IS miro bebauptet. Dab genii-
Qcn0 Simmer norbanoen iein mir
Ocn UNI oie @ro6ibitious .DlaBnabme
curdBnieben, oa ole 9lbiiimmllng iiir
Ero6i6ition in @rince Georges 60
Ocn 6eIicn 9emeis oaiiir aeliefert
bdtie Dab Die 0le6r5abl ser @eieB'
ae6er pro6i6itioniitiid geiinnt iei
qmdj 9Srince Georges Goimtg batte
lei Der lebten @abl. e6enio iuie 9ol.
tinore imO 9oltimore.GountD, mai"
qcIiimmt aber troboem nabm Oie
@eIebaebung Die @orloee an, ole oas
GonntD troden legt iel6it gegen ben
gillen Der @ewobner. 1ies, 10 miro
be6anptet. benefit mie leidt es iein
miir0c, nit Baltimore im0 9olti.
mcrc.GountD in gleider @eiie 81
Deria6ren. glllem glnidein nod feb
rem iid ole @2itglieoer aus oen trode.
men Counties uidt inn aeringiten I'M
Sic Der6rieiten 9ledte ser 9iirger,
ourd glitimnung ii6er i6r eigenes
99o6l lm0 @e6e 81 entidjeioen imo
oic arieosiituation miirOe, ialls Die
Qorlaac uirflib eingereid)t miro,
mobl oogi berbaIteu miiRen
ais @rnn0 iiir oieien 6uBtritt, Der
Der Gouiiitution oeriebt miiroe, gu
0ieuen
gScnn Oie StantSgeiebgcbnng 6ente
gladniittog 5uianuneutritt miro To-
alcid) I'M Senot Die @orlage, nm oie
cs id1 6onoelt. 0orgeuommen wer.
ocn Gas Gonitc, pelhcs ernonut
muroe. nm eineu 9lusmeg 81 iinoeI
miro wo6rl4einlid empic6lcu, Dab
Sic Gorloqe, ocn Solonten imo Nlot.
roien in 9nnoesoieniten oas @66len
su QeIiottqn Ielbit menn iie i'm glus.
lan0e in0, scr 0oS ENHANCEMENT 5llr
glbidoiinnq 0es g9ilion.o5eiebeS on.
Qcbanqt iii fir ii1 alllein on5lne6s
men lmo oonn cine 5mete Gorloge
cin5nreiHelL oie alle Yeltimmuigen
0cs Announcements ent6Glt. Gieielbe
Cppoiiiion miro lid Damn wieoer Gel.
tcno maden mie om lebten Sonl-
itag uno Sic Gieiebaeber peroeu oonn
micoer in oerieIben alemme ieiu wie
Dorber. Gs 1T unnoglid, porals5u'
aqcn. pie iie iid aus Oerielben ber'
ous5ie6en iueroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

SSn Sporrops Yonlt miro oicics
Sabre cine groBe &iitenfabrit crrih-
tel mcrOeu, 0ercn YroOuft meiitenS
ann @crpoden Der Nlehtnielu etc,
nerwon0t perocn ioll. Dos 260 bel
60 SUB eroBe @ebGuoe 6oll oos &ro.
butt an "a @Iebtaielfobrifen lieiern.
Ger Goupier uStoncD Greet
brodtc Die @oliaeierc Der Yabt
DGorlDn" NIT nod Baltimore. 0le
Wlaidine ouf DER Doht oGarIDr"
Deriagte 5cihueilig ben Gicuit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

Gr Soicpb 6. 9looogooo, ser gor-
iieer Der iiioIiden meOi5iniiAcu Sc.
ieIlidloit, t6eilte aeitcrn nit, ooB oas
mcoi5inilbc Corps ser 9lrmee 2i0O
sler3te brou6t Oab biS6er o6er mlr
300 elmer %riiiung piiroia befunOen
mnr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

iperrtc, ga Scr 3ug nnd 9torOen crit
am Morgen obging. g9ie Scrr 16ic.
ribenS cr516lt purOc er bort nit ei-
nem 9leger in cine 3eac geiperrt
ueldc BON Sdmnlb inO llnae3iefer
itorrte. 0ie 9lullaee Der @erIeenng
OeS .@6ite Slope~ .@eiebes ltiibt iib
alti ole 9eibuloigung: Serr S6ieri.
denS babe NIT einem 20 Sobre aIten
Gld0den aus St6aca, N.-9., cine ge.
ineiuiome @o6mna in philadelphia
inue ge6obt. GoS @2G0Gen bcimoet
iidJ IN 3cuscubait. @S bate iiber
ieinc 9c5icblnoen 81 Gapit6n-2icute-
nont EbicriAens 9lusflmit ge9c6en
noh0cm cS bon Dem @miocS.9laen.
ten @abarino eincm @crbor inter
moricn tuor0cn mar.
Sic y9altimorc.Sbio- 9o6n" miro
6ei 9InnopoliS SSimction elm 9abn.
boiS.BcbGuoe I'M g9ert6e bon $780,
600 crridlien lonen. Galiel6c miro
audi oei Gerfc6r ser o&enniDlponia.
9a6n" iiberne6men.
Gicle gemo6ncr bon 9loromelt-
s9oliimore muBten iib gciieru wegeu
ocS 91itt6eldaiiens bon beOedten
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IaS itG0tii6e Gomite iiir @o6nmgs.
9(n9eIegen6eitcu modte @iapor
%reiton ocridicOcnc gmpic6lun-
gen. weld)c 0clnicl6cu geioIcn.-
9ougeiebc uer0eu gednOert.
@lorftmeiiter wollte @aoreu iiir
sen @cmein0e-Marft fauien.
Stdotii6c 9(r6citer, oie an ben
ltebimgcn ser Staot.@orOe t6eilne6.
men, peroen bon nm an 90 @ents
iiir ieOen 9(6eno befommen. 1ieS
murOe gcItern bon @aDor @relton in
ser Sibung scr Geportements-Gor-
iteber icii9elegt. @}oior Sol. @.
SbirleD, 8oriiber Ser 5opograpbi-
i6en GermeiiuneS-9omnIiiiion, Der
Die @ar0e einerer3irt 6eribtete, Dab
nur menigc glrbeitcr an 0en llebim-
gen, ole in ser Iurn6alle 0eS Eoli-
tedniflms a6gebaltcu meroeu, t6eil-
ne6men Ger DiaDor lit Der 9lnIi6t,
OaB Ole iiin9creu itdotiiden 9(r6eiter
Iid gerne eincrer5ireu Ioiien Wenn lie
fir i6re 3eit be5ablt per0cn. 1ie
itdotii6en Glerfs perOen feline @nt-
i6dOigung erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
g2eue 9 a II IS eie 3 e.

g( e II e = q II . " c e 3 c.
9(lii @rlnO Ser @npfebhmgen,
weI6e oos ItGOtii6e Gonlite fir g9ob-
s-9lneeleqenbeiten Dem N1aDor
geiteru mohte, meroen ole 9augelebe
fir @o6n6GuierlaQer 9(rt elmer 9len-
Oerung imter5ogen merOen. Gas Go
mite empfieblt, 0aB Die olmflen Dit
tel5in1mer peri6winOen imo SAB aQe
S6lai5inmer 6eniter babeu ioaten,
oaB Inn ooer nebeu ie0enI Saus elm
fleiner ireier @lab iein ioate unO Dab
Die 8al-Geiebe iiir Oie perlbieoenen
9Irten BON @obnbduiern in prafti-
idjer @eiie beridmol5en weroen ioq-
ten NoDor Freiton mar iiber Die
@mpie6hmaen iebr erireilt lmO ianote
Oieielben an StaotsFrofiirator 2. Q.
6ielO, Der cine 8eroronung alsarbei-
ten miro. Gas @omite coniultirte
DerI6eOene ser befanuteIteu 9au-
meiiter in ser Staot uno mabte feline
Gorldldge, pelde Ole 9autoiten un-
n0tbiger @eiie er6o6en miirOeu. Ger
9eridt oeS Gomite'S, ser anh bonn
@eilmO6eits-Gomniiidr Or. SSobn 9.
9Iafe ino @cbGuoes Snipettor s. s.
9prne gutgebeiBen moroeu mar,
wurOe bon @r-9iibter gllfreo 3.
9liles, Goriitcr, General g. 9iges,
@rdiioent Der @oIi5ei-@ebor0e, Gbas.
England lm0 @r.Nlapor s. @arrB
D2o6ool untersei4net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

Ter Superintendent Der 0ffeut-
Iiden Oidrtte, Charles s. Eiltts, IT,,
muroe geItern bon StaotsGoutroIeur
E6riit nit elmer 6iden @el0rone ans
aeionOt, nm Gorr1t6e iiir Sen Sc
meinoc-Morft ein5ufauicn. Serr
9alttS begab iid al Oie @aIierfront
ino erlan9te aud oireft bon oen bon
Ben umlieeenoen Counties fommen-
oen Sc6iiie @emiiie imo onOere geab-
rungsmittel 81 biaigeu 9Sreiien. Ole
@emiiiebGnoler erfonnten aber Srn.
Gutts un0 cine 6al6e Shlnoe ipdter
fonnte er nidts mebr fouielb oenn es
muroen bon ibm unbe5n6lbare @reiie
perlan9t. @r eab oanu feline 9(rbeit
auf imO bradte oas @eIo 5uriid. Ger
@emeinoe-Nlarft III beute mieoer ge-
ofinet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

Goir geboItcn bon Sri. "a.
cD 9lorbltrp Campbell.
@intrittseebiibreu OeS 2o-
Dies @olf Tournnment
Baltimore GountrDGmb,
ourd Sri. Hoiamuno
9ionoall
6rail &. Sinen Senfius
s. s. Dlonton .......
electric Contractors sIiior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29
N0RTHC[|FFE mill may
END PAPER SHORTAGE
Big Output From Newfoundland Is
Likely to Assure Adequate Sup
ply in This Country.

An adequate supply of news print pa
per for every American publisher was
predicted by the federal trade commits
sion yesterday in announcing that Lord
Northclffe, the noted English publish
er. probably would turn over to the
American Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation for distribution the entire out
put of his big Newfoundland paper
mills.
The addition of the $4,000 tons of
paper produced annually by the North
cliffe mills. it was said. will break the
print paper market and assure small
publishers an adequate supply at lower
prices.
Suggestions that the United States
be permitted to take the production OF
the Northcliffe plants were made by
the trade commission some weeks ago
to the British publishers, who accept
ed, it was said, on condition that the
paper go only to small publishers. The
commission agreed to this. The paper
will be distributed by the Publishers
Association under supervision of the
trade commission.
The arrangement with Lord North
cliffe. it is said. probably will make 1t
unnecessary to carry out plan Tor
paper distribution by the trade com
mission proposed by paper manufactur-
ers some months ago. The plan never
was carried out. as manufacturers broke
off negotiations when a federal grand
jury brought indictments against them
recently in New York.
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Training Glass to Fit Appli-
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The Public Library announces the en-
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The course consists of an eight-month
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Lectures on different phases of library
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given Tor services: the instruction and
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Applicants must be in good health
ana between the ages of eighteen and
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which viii be sent with an an
pication blank on request TO any young
women Interested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29
ARMY ORDERS.

Col John II. Williams. retired. is as
signed to active duty i'll the Office OF
the adjutant general Of the army
Cook Harry b. Smith. 18th Infantry,
is placed upon the retired list at No
gales. Ariz, and VIII repair TO his
home.
FIRST Lieut. Frank w Goodale. avia-
fion section. Signal officers Reserve
Corps is assigned to duty at Fort
Omaha. Neb.
capt charles ]. Ferris. field artillery,
will report at Fort Myer. Va. for duty
FIRST Lieut.. Charles &. Toda retired,
Is assigned 70 active duty at Fort
Mcpherson. Ga.
The following named officers of the
ouartermaster officers Reserve Corps
are assigned 10 active duty. Capts.
Lester +. Marden. Herbert II Schofeld.
Aubrey W. Vaughan and William ii.
milford
Mai Halstead Dorey. infantry VIII
proceed to Charleston, $. c. and take
officers division of that department
The following named officers Of the
ouartermaster Officers Reserve Corps
are assigned to duty at Governors
Island, n Y: Najs Thomas $ BradIee,
Herman r. Stone and George l.. Ham
ilton.
The following named officers of the
Medical Officers Reserve Corps are de-
tailed for duty with the council of ma :
tfonai defense: Ma1s. Franklin II.
Martin, Frank f. Simpson, Victor c.
Vaughan and Frederic a BesIey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29
IMMEDIATE ACTION URGED
TO MEET FOOD SITUATION
George w. Perkins Tells Committee
Farmers Must Be Guaranteed Help
and Minimum Prices.

George w. Perkins of New York. ap-
pearing before the Senate agricultural
committee yesterday, declared that imme-
Glate action must he taken by the gov
eminent to meet the food situation He
recommended minimum price for four
staple products and urged that imme-
date assurance be given the farmer
that his labor viii not be taken from
him on account of the war and that he
viii be guaranteed a minimum price
for certain products
Mr.. Perkins characterized the food
situation as appalling, and declared
that everything else should be laid
on the table until the government has
SAID 10 the farmer that we will not
take your help and men on the farms
VIII not be allowed to enlist. but still
won't be put down as siackersr
lie said that because of the nearness
OF the planting season for many prod
ucts action must be taken before Mon
day.
When informed that some delay would
result In getting desired legislation
through. he asserted:
\ GU passed the Adamson bill in re-
markable time. This isn't a marker to
that But We must get the seed into the
ground. If we go TO the aid of the allies.
immediate action must be taken"
lie recommended that minimum price
of $3.50 for wheat, 81 for corn, Sc for
beans and 81 for potatoes per bushel be
placed by the government. this price be-
ing effective at the nearest point of de-
livery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29
MAY NAME SOCIALIST
ON MISSION TO RUSSIA
President Has Matter Under Consid
eration-Victor Berger or Meyer
London Suggested.

President Wilson has under consider
alton the appointment of an American
socialist to the commission headed by
Elihu Root which soon will be sent to
Russia. Since socialists and labor lead
ers make up large part of the con-
trolling element in Russia this plan ap-
peared probable
Among the socialists who have been
suggested for places on the commits
sion are Victor Berger. former member
of Congress from Wisconsin, and Meyer
London. now a member of Congress
representing New York
Several labor leaders have also been
suggested for places on the commits
sion.
oscar Strauss, who has been men
toned as a commercial member of the
commission, called at the White House
today, but did not see President
Wilson.
The names of all the members of the
commission Will be made public within
n few days. and soon afterward they
will sail for Russia, possibly on a war
ship.