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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR PUNCHING. SORTING AND
tabuIaiinS machines Sealed proposals for
the furnishing and Installing in Washington. D.
c., Of approx imately 90 punching, 90 verifying
and suaicient sorting and tabulating machines
10 handle the work of this equipment Will b-s
received at the L. 8. Department Of Agriculture.
aud opened at O'Clock pm. November 6. 1917.
The government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Further information may be se-
cured upon application to the bureau of markets.
Proposals should be addressed "SecretAry OF
Agriculture with the following notation: PRO
posals for punching and tabulating machines"
oc3l-2t
Evening star., 1917-11-01
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

e.ROOM HOUSE; Broom HOUSE; ACRES:
an wsters OF Herring bay :. miles from Cheaa.
peake Beach; good grabbing. 0shing. bethfnDI
| o. B. HOPKINS. Desle. Md. %
Evening star., 1917-11-01
FOR RENT
FURNISHED

Maxnincent modern home, 10 acres; Is rooms;
gas; electricity; sewerage; fne water supply;
Individual phones; garage, stable. barn. chicken
houses. in nrst-class condition; garden. aspara-
fower beds: beautiful shade; overlooking Wash
ington; 80 minutes o. 9: Treasury by electric
can have use Of splendid milch COW. family horse
and dayton during whole time Of occupancy;
$500 per month. Address Box 194-C. Star oflce.
WOODLEY PARKS AND IL ROOMS: MAG
nidcent homes; colonial architecture, with beau
tifully finished Interiors; location facing a
permanent park. Is highest and heaithiest in
These houses are new and have never been oc-
eupied. Unfurnished rates, 500. $l10 and $125.
Furnished rates, $3.50 to $500. Take Chevy
Chase car to 2Sth street. walk 2h blocks west.
just south of Cathedral avenue. Agent on
premises, call Main 4O31.
A. C. MOSES CO.. 916 New York ave. NV.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW IN CHEVY CHASE;
6 rooms. bath. 2 Sleeping. posches; +lot 65x200;
all modern improvements; references exchanged.
Evening star., 1917-11-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SMALL EUNABOUT old Ford In exchange for
1915 three-specd motor cycle. equipped with
Prestolite front and rear Hghtsi. Corbin Brown
ma ximum speedometer and tandem seat: outfit is
in frst-class condition. Address Box 2e5-P, Star
office. os
wANTED-a 36x4E or 3.x5 Clinclier tires.
as Stratford Hot6l. bet. q and Z. %
! SELL AUTOMOBILES BIZ AUCTION EvER1
Saturday L. noon. A quick and satisf actofJ
method Inquire for special rates At ''WESCE-
LER'S.' 800 Pa. ave. NV.
WILL CONSIDER standard make car. in first
class condition part payment my S-room
house Chevy Chase. D. c. Rented, S65 per mo.
II. G. BAILEY. Main 5.31.
WANTED-To rent twenty antos nve or seven
passenger; bS week or month; for Camp Meade
auto service. Apply c. Nj. La Vine, odcnton,
~
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Thomas 7. Fisher & Co., Inc,


174o NJ NV. 15r, 14Ol Belmont nw..-
ab, year. ....-. 81 500 1915 av NV,
c234 California. TT 90. o.
1or 4b ....-. .--S.cV itoo y INV. hV3. p.av-up
1927 23d NV. Or, 20! NV, ifr. % ~ -ao
Sh .165. 90 1746 Columbia rd. 80
172e nw12r sb. 5000 400 NV. l1r. b. AZ. 80
olr33 Florida av nv. 1920 NV. Or, %. 90
12r 2b .125. 90 Ills 11th NV. 81. b. so
1eas parp rd 1r b1 10 90 360S 18th NV. .5r So. 30
1?na NV 14r!2b 1Os SO sI7 9Th NV. Or. b. 80. so
ai3e Il NV. 14r, ,2b 100. 90 $40 NV. 7r b.. so
osNl0 Cathedrai ar, 3143 nv. Or. b. so
ar Oh 80. 90 1113 ne, 7r b. - 80
osSi setn nv, 1lr.ab- 7as 7th NV. sr. b: 81 90
o1s7 Cathedral av s5 90 1908 Euclid NV. o. so
52o4 14th nv, Tor b. 70. 90 BY Mo ar 70 1s
$40 34th pl, 13rba0.eo - ISL sW' or- iS..o
1885 Calvert NV, ~ IN Ne ~ 90 so
1A01 i,ecat1,r sr b. 90 1888 Cssei al NV, ,4r 80
1917 clst NV, 10r. b. 5000
OH, No-e.n st. NV. 5 rooms aud bath. .. 20
20s Quincy st. me-, rooms and bath. h..... 90
so7 7th st. n'w,' cSIoRED. COLOR s''o
1873 18th NV. 'r.h. 90 @ sssa sth NV 4r.. 10 90
so4l + 4r. 90 % soS sy, nm. MI
a9ss aGSs Eth nr ns n Temp
sos av nw sr 90 20 sncEs NV S;,;, nr ss
1917 2Sth NV. Or. so S2l1 Cneffy hii'4r.o.So
43 NV. Or. ..14SS
ss steres iss rm 1S
Century bldg. 4ls-14 8 ..slo.oo to IS 90 90
1soa 1.oa H st. NV. roon ............sss.oo
142S 81: NV s,ooo
Room 8 ..........''..'ss''.'-' 20 oo
Room Z $o.UU
STORES.
4s7 Pa nv NV, .25O0OI 2O024 nw...... 1000
l2l 10th NV .l66.87 2422 18th NV. 49,. 1000
i413 New York av.-l lis NV, sto, 81, b. 90
783 9TH NV .60.00l 2043 L nw........ %. 90
-133 Pa ar Eli 18th NV. .25. 90
nv .... 100 00I 1863 1st ee,s ste, 81, BIO. 90
1921 -1l1S p uw-- 924 Goth nw...... .15. 90
STABLES AND GARAGES.
LAG Gov al NV. 600 VI 12 Sumner alley. 80. 80
PRINTED BULLETINS SHOWING ALL
PROPERTIES FOR RENT WILL BE FUR
NISHED ON APPLICATION.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
y3S 18th STREET NV.
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FOR SALE.
S, $50 ONLY. ON TERMS OF $500 CASH. BUYS
q 65-ecre farm, fronting on Southern X. Il. In
Va: 20 miles from this city; subject to trusts
$2,750; no trade.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1423 ..
Il ACRES PARTLY CLEAR; HOUSE. OUT
buildings. fruit, running water. Price. q. ZOO.
Apply 6e4 Pa. ave. Sc, between and 8 pm. 1e
FARM FOR SALE.
NO. 80.
. good stock, dairy and grain farm ox 121h
acres; good frame house with rooms ana natal
roof; large barn, 3218s, and other outbuildinGe.
fruit for home use; 40 acres level bottom land.
10 acres meadow. 100 acres blue grass pasture:
good fertile soil and locust to cut LOCO posts: !:
located 1 mile southeast Of Dyesville. Ohio.
mile TO churches. stores and schools: railroad
runs through farm: mile to r. r. station.
This farm is a bargain at "a. 800. Write for
terms.
CASEY & MICHAEL.
Harrisonville. Meigs County. Ohio
FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. ONE
10 I 600 acres, for sale exchange.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
II. l32. Resl Estate Dept.) 10th and @ n.w.
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POULTRY, PETS G. LIVESTOCK.
CANARY BIRDS-English males and female
singers. No. Is Rhode Island ave. NV.
COWS for sale: good: fresh. 81 Morton st. NV.
PERSIAN CATS aud kittens Of all colors for
sale. Pedigreed males for mating. Phone Hyatts.
'10J. Mrs. Jas. H. Kyner. Biadensbure. Md. g.
PIGEONs-lJ0 Red Carneau1. for sale; bargain
A6lgresa BOX 164-P Star Office 3s
PCLLETE-12 white Ieghorn. black Spanish;
reasonable. 1923 Newton st. NV %
WHITE ORPINGTONS-17. thoroughbred
Earch hatch; g each. Address Boz 161-P, star
Evening star., 1917-11-01

FORDS.
ROBEY &, MANGUM.
Authorized Ford Agents.
1929 L Street MY. Main 71oz
Your LIBERTY BONDS
will be accepted the same
as cash.
Io17-Io1S Models.
Ford touring cars
Ford runabouts
Ford town cars
Ford coupelets
Ford sedans
Ford latest style trucks
WITH oEE ARRANGEMENT
Y0U CAN Buy 4 FORD CAR on
PRACTICALLY YoTROwSTERMs.
BRING OUR SALESMAN AT YOUR
CONVENIENCE WITHOUT ANY
OBLIGATION.
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE MADE
ON ANY MODEL FORD IN In
CHANGE FoE NEW FORD CAR.
Evening star., 1917-11-01

FURNISHED OR UNFURNI9HED.
ANY GORDON, APARTMENT sPECIALIsT
to rooms; fur: and unfur.: month or year
$40 Colorado Bldg. Main 583.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-APARTMENT- $500
rooms and bath, in fine section: has recep-
tion hall. porches, and is well furnished. Linen
will be included. WIN rent for 8 months or
more.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER.
Main 1866. 100 Southern bldg.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED eR. HOUSE wv;
h-w.h.; telephone; electricity: piano; would
take board for self and wife for same; ref. Ad-
dress Box 15s-P, Stnr office.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FIVE-ROOM APT.
In the attractive NV; southern exposure; all
outside rooms; every convenience; SteinWay
plano; $50 month Address Box 150-P, Star oface.
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c. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works
gambler in 9arotuare, Oefen upo
gleddpoaren. Broftif1er &lentp1er INN
Ood1beder. 934 OFT ; Commerce Stra<
he. 9eIepbon Srobis 1850.
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Grauhti4s 8ldne.

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fpuft INNER nod in franaSffden
RSpfen. Nidt Tn benjenigen. bic in
Sen eiiisen @Ausensrdben ben Raseln
bes 1einbes aus9efebt finb, fonbern
III ienen, DIE tpoblseborsen babeim Bel
ben tlettrif9sn pultlampen iiben.
Ir.ili9 fdeint man bon Dem Geoans
len, bas linte @beinufer als propino
Der alorrei9en Mepublif onausliebtrn,
absetommen gu fein, aus nabeliesens
ben @riinben. Das linfe 3heinufer
foa iebt elm felbftGnbiser 5taat ipers
ben. Sn Der .Wietoire" fprtdt fia
Wittor Gambon iiber bic nirtf4aftlids
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uno f4reibt: nWas folen mir NIT
biefem retden eroenpinfel mahsn2
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reid unb Welsien aufteilen Ober e als
neuiraIsr staat, aIs persrObsrtes
2uremburs, unter Der Muffidt Der
MIiitrten fteaen. adner Der ententss
ftaaten f0nnte ben @ebanfen ertrager,
bob Deutidldno fOrtfahren fo1e, fid
ibsr ben Rbein binaussufreden. Mns
btrerfeits tpiirbe oie Mn9Iieotruns elmer
proDinS, bic ia f4on unfere 9errfdaft
sttannt unb an9tnommen bat, an Bel
sien ooer an Grantreid man2e un5us
trdslidfeittn nit fh bringen. unter
bentn bic Mubera4AaHung bes Hatios
nalitdtenprin3ips bic sr6bte mare. gs
bleibt alfo bic 8iloung zines felbftdns
bisen Staates, Die iiher Die aassmeine
3uitimmune finoen pirb."
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Neim1fts=4alenner
0ols uno 3oble.

Nir baIteu Die bette 8oble nno Sas
bette grennbol5. Yrobiert ntls. Gtaae
pppb & Goal COMPANY. grodett 6o5o
Nenes Selepbon 1911.
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(Sortfesdne foIat.)

4ae eprten ppm Srad Arheitem,
iuie Slider, rSplSers", griefbpsen nno
Guuberts, 9artem, Girculare, Ginlahnu7
gen nifu., in Sentid) unb Gnslifd, nett
ansgefibrt. @tffpn g& e dtweg.
mt a IT IT Trintins Co., 206 1npnrru Str.
Sci. Grpfctt 1925.
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GbmarS s 2auae, oentider
RedltsanmaIt. 0ano- nnb Grbidafts.
Mmaclcacnhciten. 60f-602 @uore
8nifoima, Sci. Grodett 1tS2.
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Grtit $rtdt ir Etras: Stirling ben 10. SUM 1917.
Cine Nieienlfiftung.
QNie Der ariessaasf9uk Wndiaaem
fir has 6esr beinrste.


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Mnertennune aud hr 4rbeit bes
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gen Der 9eeresbertpoltuns Die @srfor@
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Tdpenbuns unb 3erfplitteruns in rid@
tiee 8abnen gu lenten. neber feline
9dtigteii bonn 9erbit oes erften
a~riessjabres Bis gum DECEMBER 1916
liest jeBt ser 8eridt Dor, aug benz
~folaenbes Die MGsemetnbeit Snterehiee
renoe berporgeboben fei: Die @rbett
bes MusfduHes besann am 1. Sttober
1914, ols bic marine 1ntertleioune
aus Ser GIne Der 2~iebesgaben CUR
ee~trennten 8eptrtf6aftune ausseions
bert tpurbe, una in grganauns Der
2ieferunsen ber 9eerespertpaltung Der
Sruppen Bis an bte Gront allgefibrt
gu tperoen. Sn Berlin ipurbe cine
1auptfamnisliteue einseridtet unb BON
bier aus. aunddt olp0dentlid, Cont
oeraiiee aufammeneeftelIt, nit oener1
aud bic GrsebntFe Der Sammelteaen
Der 2anbese unb 9erritorialbelesierten
befDrbert muroen. Der 8eridt bers
aeidnet bis gum /. Ottober 1916, alfo
fir aipei Sabre, n;dt peniser ols 80
GHenbabntransporte NIT 973 Wastn,
Bic Wonfa1en i'm Merte bon insges
famt 80 Minfonen. Mort ben 9ruppeu
aufubrten. Dte 8erteiIuns beforgten
aublreide auf { Den perfdfeoenen
Rrias{daupldben erridtete nGeIb<
f~ponoepots4. Sir Die burd Berlin
reiienben Truppsn purben bier nod
befonbere Werteilunssftenen einserihs
tet, uno atpar auf ben BabnbOfen in
Neut0lIn uno Tempelbof.
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Rriessousfdub ibertraeenen Drsas
niTation Der eriten M.ibna4tsliebes@
gaben,3Ise ausenenbet. nit benen
insaefomt $50 Gifenbabnpagen an bte
arpnt befDr6trt purben. Dobti tpur<
ben aud unfere 0fterreidfdsunsaris
fden BnnbessenoTen nidt berseHen.
BON bentn efna 5000 Offi3tere uno
$1,000 llnteroffiai.re uno Manne
fdaften nit Meibnahtssaben beoaht
fpurbtn.
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RriegsausfduFes mar aud bic auf
Grfuden bes Rrisgsminifternms err
foIsts 8erforsung semeinnisieer
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bic @olooten ftridten. SIN einem Sabre
bat Der ariessausfdub flr etna II
Miuiontn Warf Gtridmollt perttilt.
tpobur1 bebirftisen Grauen eth Der
bi.nf bon runb 6 MiniOnen Mori an
@tridIobn entftanb.
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ausorlld leiner falten A(ileell


bringen.
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man oas 2ebte perloren bot, aud,
nod oos 9(Qerlebtc binterber 81 luer.
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biclt Gas fiir eil gilnitiges 3eid)en.
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Dos dltsite Sdiff Noroeuropas
unb pabrfdsinlid Der ganaen Wslt 1T,
ipie ben nStettinsr Peusiten NahriAs
ten" gemelbet pirb, In ben Ottoberz
Stiirmen untergegangen. Gs mar Der
200 Sabre olte fdpeoifhe S6ooner
n@Ota Gejon," Der bon Stodbolm NIT
elmer 2obuns Son nd9 Ginnlanb abs
eins. Dos Shiff bat feinen 8eftim@
munssort nidt erreidt unb lit jeoens
faus mt Diam uno Maus sefunfen.
Nas Ehiff rar 1712 trhdrt.
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se,teut gud ~unieren freien aateloa
fir Gomen, uno gefliigel gorrafe.
eater eeeb Co., APO SuosSlores Ctr,
San Gntonio. Serns.
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0isienigen, bic bon Gmporuns
iiber Die @reuel, bic beute ~beean9en
lperben, ben moraliihen 6ortidritt
leuenen, pereeHen, bab ibre Gmporuns
"a eser n Sc r., ferSti~t
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@Dtels.
HOTEL ALAMO

325 alantp 9iaaa = bibid moblterte
refine 3immer. SOC, 75c $l per gag,
$3.50 ntlb auftparts per Wod)e. 3tlatneI
NIT 2 Betten $500 per Wod]e. ailes
Eelepbon grodett 659.
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5amen unb Weaigeliutter.

areS statfel, $40 ct . Commerce
ctr. Sen, 8etreibe, Garterts ino Beios
Somens Gefliiselfutter, Sntubatoren.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Wos bebeutet ygbe Gisbteen"? 9os
bette Setel fir bas ipenisite Gelb in Gan
Mntonio. 3immer Soc. Mlsgeae1Hrefe
Mohlaeiten 25c. Wieorige Spsstalra;sil
ber ISOLDE. SAB frei. grodett 6277; Sn
e~entraIer Gage. 3o2 Sib<Glarno ctr.
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gciaat hab'!....~
gGoitb!!"
~Sd III mas er mill er meiB
es h%cfierl"
~eoitb i'd bite oid) errit.
lid
% iprans lie alrf. Sbre stimme
NOR fcit.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
E. L. Travis For /
Interstate Board
(BY UNITED PRESS)

Washington, July 10" Presi
dent Wilson is said to have de-
clded to appoint b. L. Travis, of
Raleigh, N. c., a member of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
to fill the vacancy made by the
death Of Judson Clements, of
Georgia. The official announce
ment is expected in few days.
With the appointment of Mr..
Travis here will still be two va
cancies. For these places the
President is understood to be
candidates from New England
and the Middle West.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
LAST CUT FOR
SEWER SYSTEM

This afternoon the McCrary
force is planning to cut through
Main street with their big ma
chine, which will be, we under
stand, the last excavation neces-
sary to be made before the work
is considered finished.
This will be good news to the
people Of this town who have
waited patiently for some sign of
completion Of this work, so that
there might be some attempt
made to get the streets in shape,
and those who have expressed
themselves lately that it would be
next winter before the sewerage
work was completed will be the
best pleased Of all.
With a people so alive to the
good things Of life to have
streets Of their town in the shape
they are at present, is, to say the
least, exasperating, and still they
know full well the absurdity of
any Improvement while there
was more cutting to be done.
No then that we begin to see
the light there will be plans afoot
III plenty for the needed street
improvements that this town so
sadly needs, and which she so
richly deserves.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
EDUCATION ASSO
AT PORTLAND
(By United Press)

Portland, Ore, July With
Ellie Flegg Young, Of Chicago,
Josephine Corless Preston, state
superintendent Of public instruc-
ton Of Washington, and other
equally prominent women educa-
tors on the program, women this
afternoon crowded the men off
the auditorium stage and stock
entire charge Of the general SEES
sion Of the National Education
association for the day.
And the women talked war,
Mrs. Preston declared that wo-
men played an equally important
part with men in the national
life, especially during war times.
Julia Lathrop, chief Of the chill
dren s bureau of the department
OF labor, discussed child welfare
during the war, and Anna Laure
Force, Denver high school prin-
opal, described the public school
as laboratory Of citizenship.
Mrs. Young's topic was "Educa-
ton and the Tnnc--, Life
A majority Of the Il depart
ments end IA allied organizations
OF the National Education asso-
cation organized today and got
down to business.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
GERMANY WILL
SUPPORT KAISER
by Groat.l

Omitted Press Staff Corresponding
Washington, July 1O.-Ger-
many s present political upheaval
IS only a hopeful sign Of a later
explosion Of internal Germany,
is the view Of official here.
1t is also the opinion that Ger
many as a whole will stand stead
fast behind the Kaiser for the
time being, but making a demand
for a statement Of peace terms
without hnnextion, being salts
fed to leave things as they are
for the present, but the demand
Of the people will grow louder
and more insistent as economic
military pressure intensifes.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
Germany Torn With Her Internal
Dissenti0n May Bid For Peace
WAR LABOR
NOT in DRAFT
(RY UNITED PRESS)

Washington, July 10. = The
United States will sift out the
men to make up the new armies,
and the exemptions will be
strongly marked along the line of
laborers that will be needed to
supply and equip the armies.
1t is the desire of the admins
tration to evade the mistakes
made by England at the outset Of
the war.
Those required to produce
food, clothing, munitions and
supplies will be held free from
the recruiting officers, and the
government will even fee these
men IL order to keep them on
their jobs for the duration of the
war.
A corps Of industrial worker:
will begin a list of industrial es.
sentlals so as to guard against a
slackening Of essential labor in
the fields where the army needs
such backing and support. J,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
MISS DICIE HOWELL TO
GIVE RECITAL.

Friday night, July Goth, is the
date set by Miss Dicie Howell to
give concert at Madry's Opera
House in aid Of the Red Cross.
So many people, since Miss
Howell sang at the Red Cross
rally, have expressed a desire to
hear Miss Howell sing at a con
cert, that she has consented to
give a recital for the benefit Of
the Red Cross fund, and this will
be the last time the people Of this
community will have All oppor-
tunity Of hearing Miss Howell
this year, as she will leave s!lc.c,tt
ly after to keep other engae e-
ments.
There are so many music low
ers in this section, many of whom
have had musical educations,
that it is to them a real treat to
hear a voice so highly trained,
and with such natural sweetness,
as Miss Dicie Howell's, so that
it is a safe prediction that Ma
dry's Opera House will be filled
when she gives her recital. Re
member the date, July Goth, and
make no other engagements.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
Senate Revives
Barleycorn' .

Washington, July TO-" John
Barleycorn'' is coming to life
again as a prominent figure in the
senate fight OH the food control
bill.
After having been buried
by the first aid services Of the
wet group it is now the
dry s. who believe the burial
unconstitutional.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
COMMITTEE ON
TEXT BULLETINS
{By UNITED PRESS)

Raleigh, n. c., july 10
Governor Beckett has appointed
}. Y. Joyner, superintendent OF
public instruction, President w.
6. Riddick, Of the State College.
and B. w. Kilgore, state chemist,
as special commissioners to pre-
pare special text bulletins on
agriculture, manual training, and
home economies, for use in the
public schools, in compliance
with the act Of the last legisla-
ture.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
Washington Re-
assures s. A.
(BY UNITED PRESS)

Washington, July 10.-South
America need not fear the United
States embargo. Their treat
ment will be milder than that of
the neutrals, who have been
known to be pouring supplies in
to Germany. This is the assur-
ance Of government officials af-
ter neutrals Of all nations be-
gun to cry starvation.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
Republic Is
Now Paramount
by United Press)

Washington, July 1O-With
Pekin surrounded by Republican
troops, the emperor has retired
to the forbidden city, and the
new president, Hsuan, has been
confirmed at Marking, is the
days news emanating from state
department advices.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
KEY OF THE CAPITOL
IS WITHIN GRASP
RUSSIAN FORCES GATHERING WEIGHT AND FORCING
AUSTRIAN ENEMY TO GIVE UNDER FEAR
PRESSURE.
RUSSIAN CAVALRY IN ACTION
(By William G.. Shepherd. J

(By William G. Shepherd.)
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Petrograd, July 10-More than
one thousand additional pris
oners and several more villages,
with three large guns and hume
rous small field pieces have been
officially reported to have been
captured by General Koenilof' S
forces in their continuous drive
toward Lemburg from the south.
1t has been officially given out
that the following villages have
been captured: Pavilce, Buko-
wick, Viktorov, Madam, Ruciska
and Pacykov.
The enemy is retreating to the
river Iomnicka.
"We've penetrated their lines
ten versts Approximately 61l4
miles,
Petrograd, July 1O.-General
Brusiloff is again outf1anking the
Teutonic armies, and enclosing
Lemburg.
Dispatches from the front re
port a steady advance Of General
Koeiloff's army with Halicz the
objective, which is the key city
to the Galician capital.
Austrian prisoners are pouring
in In a steady stream.
The. enemy's forces seems to
be SO shattered that the Russian
cavalry has been called into ac-
ton.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
KAISER FORCED TO
HOLD THE COUNCIL
IMPERIAL CHANCELLOR, FOREIGN sEcRErApv ANN
v1CEcHANCELLoR MAY We ASKED FOR REs1c
NATIONS TO SATISFY MAJORITY OF
REICHSTAG.
EMPIRE FACES A SERIOUS CRISES
(By UNITED PRESS)

Amsterdam, July 1O.-Uncon-
hrmed reports have been received
here that the Kaiser has decided
to accept the designations Of For
eIgn Secretary Zimmerman and
Nlce-Chancellor Helfrich.
zimmerman has long been un-
der fire in Germany, particularly
Tor has blmgling Of the Mexican
japanese plot against the United
States.
Helferlch is blamed for much
OF the graft in the food control
OF the country.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-10
FRENCH AIRMEN
in MASTERY
(By UNITED PRESS

With the French armies afeld,
July Torrance mastery Of
the air is being wildly demon
strated in the fighting along the
Aisne.
To date the French aviators
have fought 1898 combats over
the German lines, whereas only
312 air battles have taken place
over the French lines.