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TCIESCIAS 0CULTAS


Clavfcula del Rey Salom66n ....-.... 10
DiccionarIo Internal. CoEtiene maSiS DlNl-
ca-roia y negrs aparIcioles, etc i.S
Dogma ' Ritual dc Ia Alta Magia; t;ohte-
ne el Iridnzulc &c Solomon, IL CaDald' n
creIos del eyIio, niSToH:ancla, etC;.. ia
pnctIriiIcneS, Grimortos V Penta2utos -
II Dragon Rojo, o sea e! are de NIa''IS 81.
a los eSpiTiluS -
Fl poder Gel PenSamiento. 81 Gon4hi9 q,
cnltrra. Como astudiar su cueIza;. lVl
Fl Libro InfeThaL Tr7tado &C rs $50
ocultas. C0niIene Ell lihTo de san CtPt.a-
no Elayicuia &c SalOmoR. Ell Dragon 10,
IN = IL CaSra Internal. etc. ~
II TSr6sdcrO Dragon RoiO. EncaHtdHiteh.JS,
mode Dr. blccrSe invisible. etc. -. 80.
"a Gr7J Yar:ta AdivlnadoFa. -
! IbIo Na-nO de sun Ciprl2Io. hdICLoh 10 ~
"a Y ~conlpleta Gel fanOSo GriIioFt9; 90
Ia C~:ayicula del Hechicc:o, o L!pro Ge IN FL
Cinrtaro. ron inI;nldad do secretos d.
IA Gran NsSta Sup.ema .----......--- ~
Manual dc TScla Blanca 1890. -. ~
Manual de Nagia ROia .-..--.-.-...--'- 80
Manual dc MaslI Nesra ....-.-.. -. -
Ser-af0s de los Carlos AT5e de sahaI %
f0dos los JuegoS 49,. .- "
SsrrSros de Alberto el GCaade - ~
SacrSfoS 10 Ia prSstidigIiaclon y 10 NlaSiS;
jeccIorss practices De escaInoleo- IL
Secrstos del laf!2-no -. W"
rsSOro Ge NilagCo> de ls CrdE &c H"'a n "a
"a. ye.later1 IOva del oclI!islno -
ysrIataro Horoscope para adlVlhaE q PS "a
Yenir
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.FuE PREsENTADO FL PROY{CTO
PARA Fl CONTROL De Los
WHERE'S POR FL COB. !
FL SFCRETARIO VR0OHas EAHG A Los
ESPEcUlkDORtS De WHERE'S "AlIAD0S
DEL KAISER Y AHTIPaTRBTAS"

/ Iclcgrama Especial para la pRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Mayo PEI Sc
nador Gore present6 aver ante el Sc
nado e. primer proyecto de ley de IA
Administration, sobre 81 control de
los where's por ell gobierno. Ell pro-
veto, que Sc dice tiene por objeto
cstimular un aumento Ell la produc-
ci6n de where's y conservar las eX:s-
Sencias actuales dc estos. habia estado
s;endo claborado por los ~funcionarios
de la administration, deSde que Sc de
c'ar6 Ia existencia de un estado de
guerra con Alemania. En- 81 sc dan
amplios podcres a Ia Secretaria de
Agriculture sobrc la materia, con
teniendo entire otras facuitades, las
siguientcs:
1.-Inspecci6n y administrator de
todas las existencia actua!es dc vivc-
res en- ell pals.
LA fijac$n de los tipos de gra
do Y classification de los where's, cs-
pecialmenta da harina de ttgo y
otros cereales.
Standardization para promulgar
decretos derogatorios o suspensorios
de las leyes re,ativas 4 los alimentos,
para permitir la mezcla de trigo,
maiz V otros ~cereaies, en- la manufac
tura de Ia harina.
characterization para la imposi-
ci6n de penas s~everas a aquellas per-
sonas o corporaciones, convictas lie
vio,ar las disposiciones ~relativas Gel
~proyecto dicho. principalmente a a
q~uellas que ~intenten esconder o aca-
parar where's Y no rindan al gonler-
no IN estado de las existencias que
tengan.
Standardization para disporcr re
ST. 100000 de los fondos del Era-io,
para los gastos que rcGuiera n e;e-
custom dc Ia ley en- discussion
FL gobierno procurara, ademas,.
que Sc le conceda authorization para
la regular ion dc los preclos. dis,
tribuci6n limitaci0n de los i've
res, Y alga--e otras facultades que
no Sc cont.cn-. e. proyecto dc Ia
administrac.au. zero tales facu!ta-
Ges seran sollctsai2z por medic de
IN proyecto que Sc preSentara asia
Gamcnte al actual.
WASHINGTON, Mayo 12.-El Sc
crctario particular del Secretario de
Agriculture, NJ. Vroofan, hizo aver
una declaration formal. en- Ia cual
Sc formulan sensacionalcs cargos con
ira sun grupo de especu.adorcs &c
where's, algunos de ellos poseedo-
res de fortunes inmensas, que cstan
va t~rabajando en- esta capital para
echar abajo ell proyecto de! gohier-
nc para ell control de los comestihles.
Ell citado funcionario tacho a esos
hombres con duros epitetos, Hannah
dolos entire otras cosas. aliados del
Kaiser, anti-patriotas y deSleales, "a
q~uienes deberia hacersc sentir el els
gusto = desprecio de todos los ratric
tas am~ericanos, y contra los cua'es
va Sc preparaba ina legislaci,'l a.
,-o,;,la
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aaR,s NJ CAROLINA IHVERN!zio,

,-o--s fr4rirGS. nos tom0S. o. y -
- I.rts -, .SislNO = !a.J i'lhE<.o-- ~
Go-7x:E lie ma2rc. Pos tnnl-s- d -.
.S,isra efprn2. Cratrc inT1oS
c-r-, sTss sis CaSttS0 : LA'n1 supp n
rams Del adulterio. n0s tomoS -.'. y ~
II TFnI0 ueI Tal 80. e DO
i haso de Una n,Cer!a J LG '"h7'"1a e,
ma lo,l. Dos tcElas q. .-- On
= sacTa;o de IN bancito =. q n
= rran he Is nnuC:le. Dos emo .-'' = "a
q hIia ,e! aaarCuiSt3. : loEloS.'.' \ n
- aiH7rcIie del dellio. Dos toiiios 81
& aHo-rsJo Gel psTQuC- ClaFo Vy.m .a2enT-
:; raIyar,o de unG mldTe J M'' 81
oiento. Tres ton.os - dsl
- rriInenes De Ds2voilna- Los Soii'9 y 81
Tos mR-iGos lEfa.neS. DOS toiho9 a a.
; 3s eToorPS saaldttoS. Dos tOnnos E n ~
= sanu,tlda viva, Dos lonF3S n "a
a. y%;ctirnas del amor %
- tragedias &C los LeIos- ! 'oi"SS fH
La pee 90 a ,p5oriera. Dos romos SSS p
"a ' rxasrrrecc,%3 dc Un angel =. ~
- SeT.-.rg ocl TeairG Real : 'nNAos SSSs
- ST-S-os eta. Dos tomos-....-... -
Us Iaisterio5 del cTlneh: 4 .o4'H hSl
TaS esCiaSaS b!1ncaS. : t0u'oS : 10
T.S~aIso . iafternH :.. .,,nts 0Sl
ga T. = ArZcl de los Apes. : N'A'H n ~
-Gr-sz Ia reS.Ji'Rd3. DOS 'nI.I5 CSl
IN c-iuea Ell 4utOTnovl!, to:I'.S, I 81
yfrven Y Iadre y Exp!IcIoH' J ""
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Sc EFEcTUARoN ELEcCIoNES.
Uicnr he 10 a. p2g.l

Las eleccicnes para diputados al
-congreso estuvieron muy renidas,
pues tanto en- Jalisco como en- Qua
najuato hubo infinidad de candida
tos que reclaman el triunfo. Sc 7 e
cue no quedaran contentos los que
salgan derrotados,
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FALLECINIIENTO

Aver, a las 10 de la Mariana, Y 4
la edad de 10 amos dej5 de existir en-
esta ciudad en- SUI Residential ntmero
1902 de Ia Gale North Laredo, IL Sc
nora Maceria Olive de Sosa, madce
del senior Vicente Sosa.
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ALEMANIA SUSpENDE VARiOS
SERViCIOS DE CcRREOS.

BERLIN, Mayo Eel servicio
de Correos entire Alemania y Espa-
ma, Mexico, Sud-America, Centric
America y ell O.iente, fue ~suspendido
hoy por orden del gohierno.
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iyFSTIRAS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES
"a 10 centayGS tcDo)

IYFSTIHAS DE S~FIEt;L0Gh aVLnE9
"a 10 centayGS tcDo)
:, ypnJcicr lie Cad:veTes.
n r,hu fel d1anants sZul-
La hiia del uSurcTo-
BIark NC;l. el pir3ta del Iailes-s'
Isrk - d~eStrIpador.
TNs ,~:,6nSceros ralsos dc LonGreS-
Ia mr!et4 <EGSri9ntS-
n ueC.rO criui:idi-
81 ,a~raTaer;O del director.
IN !. FScutla jI CriTien &c t~iAts1"ne 40
Sherlock Holmes : el ~
i isS ars-;as &c Ia muerIe
Ia VIDA r0fc dc Paris,
la hes:Ia huInana-
Ina .lNchr &c terror.
81 mo del collar lie peElas.
n ,uTqiag poSaIa Gel Cairo.
VI 1auTraclO dc G0rtH.
81 T.y dc !p- b4nti=OS.
sTESTURSS rE JOIN l. HtctLE9
"a so CCntav"s cada tcmo)
n inrd-nlfo miSlrT!es2.
II, -,oc eli y Pa!ac!o Rea'-
Fl PRINCIPE jGsaaor.
II asIiLU en q Sleeping.
Il agso Toio.
Z! n.ret"-V 4" k2siesp"aS'
= ,asrr,a Del aTi'.u.
- ?~-,.,.Grr,c T. las Coloni2@
- r-l,1 Sslled:lLr.
Ia tC0rsi}G rapt2c6-
Fl u!-lI tvl Ev.'".
- :c.t.rc d.l :.y&H'-
n vfii- O. huC'=-
:; is>uro Gcl ES'2d2.
- S7c9r ict- del sol
II Ia r@!2EeTl.
II sccrcIo cei ;cS0ro.
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orgis Ds VICTOR HUGO

~ U.tN
Ca-tas : IL MOVIE : !.R
DtcS. 9.EJ
II aOuD:e cue TIE ....O.CJ
~ INO terrible -.. - rr.nresa O.S7
= y. EpIsctios de Ia rev. FrahCeSS IN
= StiIn,i.a O 81 Hombre EteTa = 90
"a ,ayeads Gs lOs >lsios. IL.
% -aI,"rebles. Dos ioHos -.. GS-
TG 3S ;Traba.ad0rcs del Mar =. o.
Xysst-s Sehora de Paris -. Wv
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Cuando ~necsaite l;bros en- esps7ol
dirijase i ignacio {. Lozano.-l1s
n. Ste. Rosa Ave, s. Antonio, Tex.
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ESpIRIT1ske

nayociousrIo EspiritisIs- ~
II thTo de los Mediums. =" GG-S
Fl LiSro de los Espiritus- p-c5 eco.
"a Genesis, los M1lasros ' las ~
70, ss,nvero segin el espirittsmo. : D" 80
e EtAueShC $500 -, J.Iv
6 81 D6stumas de Allan Kardek. -" ~
,SnIe e. Ell EspIriusmo? Va"
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MADRID, Mayo l2.-Comunlcan
de Seviila que ell pueblo de aqueila
capital ha tributado una reception
enthusiastic al rey.
Fl fue ovacionado con
entusiasmo en- ell ~trayecto.
En- ell Museo ha teniGo lugar Ia
session de clausura del septimo Con-
greso de Arquitectura, slendo pre-
sidido Ell acto por el monarch.
e. rey lego un discourse eloglando
a los actuales arquitectos que en- los
actua!es y Ndificiles momentos mani-
fiestan Ia energia de Espana trazan-
do ~proyectos de obras transcenden
tales aue estan en- consonancia con
Ia transcendental n%eutralidad que
observa Ell pals.
FL fue objeto de una
gran ovaci6n al terminar su dlscur
so danGosele muchos vlvas 9or los
concurrentes.
En- cl Congreso de Ciencias.a
Desples el Sc dirgio 81
teatro de San Fernando para pre-
sidir la inauguration del Congreso
de Ciencias.
Ell rector de Ia Universidad de
Sevil.a fue ell ~encargado de dirlgir
una salutaci6n al monarch y el senior
! Telxeira, rector de la Universldad
de Cporto salud6 a su vez, respetuo-
samente al rey llamandole ell monsl-
ca intelligence, ilustre y amabie que
en- medic de la catastrofe del mum
lido, actuua como mensajero de los
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NoycicS a 50 ccniaFoS

NOTCicS a ~ cchtdfOS
hrte de huscar msrtdO.
Amor = martlrlc
C&lyario de amcl
FL nCyIO 1-eSiau1.
FL purgaIoriO de las Soiters2.
Fl paTgiSo de las mujercS.
FL inferno de les hOnbres.
FL hada de los TDa-"S.
Fl ridO he ruiSefi1rcs.
RI Collar lie csmeraicEs.
II 81 de las nii3S.
Fl alma 81 Un hesC.
La h!Ia De las flores.
L! h!ei en- los l7StoS
"a Mia Dc los laZmtles.
Ia "i%tT allegro.
IL CUTic del aTOT.
Ia ur,gCcSa del d6llS
La hiia h@ VENTS.
las chrcras itl a-ror
las aiias Gc! chGWp4gn@.
as EvaS mcG"Tnae.
Martina 0 In n!a &c La olas.
M.,.i.lAS sean las mU1rcaS.
Naiy.tGS sean les hOnSTeS.
N:!l.laS sean L. suCcTG3.
Ma!l!in sea y &.i:oT.
Gi!u!lua >can los cCios.
raSipu3riaS lie au!0r.
F0rC.e sc CSSan los nCIGGreS
Egruur - r.SaI Us mu.eFeS
YcrgUe pecan las TaGjGTes.
prrCut T,lCr.LcD las viuCaS
TUrqus U.TWUran las YiclSs
70. Sr=Uis 2 Una DJ,aF
81 maI"sl'& ri AE!2r.
rV-r.. uni 80 .rf4'
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DII
,beiartIo V Eioisa .

abei.rto V EiOlSa ID. No
NSngcIa o los LAarroa coiitrtDa" n
- u,rHIcana. Jos tniItos ....' ~
( S,It;;,,e d. In Nanrha. Ed. de ttIo 80
- p y,srisr del G6lEnta. NarmGsa 92i1 go
a, on Ia villa del Ecd"I.lOF Gs' "a
20 ;Nnr0 crandr. bien cnpas!aIo I'm.
II Ter.SuJiio SaTa.cnto. p1's''''" 40
- n0ye!a acNiCana re iare 90
- NOR Ce los amOrcS. NoNei@ -
,,i fu2tra uu.OS pasta tela ,r,a de-
=, inr,pTnG dc los CelnS- Sc ~ F" -
.nter,or. CuatTo Io:no>. ieia col
ia eh.GlHg Ge T61fecrlsly Y La Mano dei
yIcriS Tres iCnoS grantees On
rxrqSr,Cn. G Il N9T!LTlo Ge uHa .aau'' S-
81 Judo Errdnte 0sj
II SfIio dc "a ROCheia - - Ms
II fi0 ab~anGonado Gu
En- huerTanc del rSElllLeh'V O.25
ESDinsS de una FLOR -
FIsT,Iezs lie heroe, por MGFcsS 100
Provost = U2S
Ft0- de Fasion. Noyela &c amor ,nIo 2.03
Gi Biss de SaniiilaIa. Eul'''- O.2l
:3is,oris ne Robinson Crusoe. hsLIt' emo
H5Sso4 80 7-nylcs stemore lhhhSSs nSc
rcirlHE de in+e. 10 ~
1ans de las Ca1'ciLsS ;orr0s i5l
- siate pecsdos cspi'aies' ! ~A i.n0
= L ;';;,.6 Dc p a1ss de fonp:yo. Uas De Ia Ia
Los tiS-LyS NISfersssnies dc IL epoca ~
- ETici1r ds iuio s.
, arisr kdalsers. CuaTo "A"' NV Az
La aus del Cs1denaI .on 81 contamination
Los Tres aosSueIs.es; s9a = "Ei ViEooRde
"Eolate go. Crsiro tomos -. EGS
rSsnruS de Enrique CuaEtp = ~
- ,nIsteri0s de Ia InQlls,cEaA *
Memorials seI DE- IN rsrolucloaario Is
Ss2olssa; POI paT Dos isnos -. -. x z;
Pablo y vtrstais s+a-,cs &c Ia spocl
tOao vsdiS' NOVEL; OF
"a Nsron 80. 49, 80 -. C.2s
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lin hiIo rs;Ursl -. . ;"
CoDIGos AENcANos
i-25
ENftEO CtvU -. . ." - tta, -
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. CnTlg0 Penal ..-.. - . r.
| c6GiSo de ProcetinienIos Penaiss'''' -.
C5diSo de Concrete - = $3.50 "
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RELIGION

0 u.srarYa7 w.
Ss-erIsrro de- Rinaids- *
---,vtradnr General. " -
eS.scisn0 ds Perseyersncl'- " e
o-~yoctclSTLn SnjS:SsnfSmo- Lectures psTA
Al noxlr. EGlcioa de lu!o- ." 80
1Sosoir Elemental, por BsintsS. "
sasssor.s sEyrsda LDro del Antique AGS,
w SsstaIn.nIo que con5s(s IL eaS
~, nushie de Israel, Tlendosa cis.1 d
-sno - prepare l. rs4ids Gel sesiSs;;
rslcisz dc lE1o- 0s
=. Tvp,tsriSs IS Cr.sio. =" -
Ls,.Sis uezicxno Go o~Tacioaes: -
sns asr,rss, 0 Il trIun!o % Il re ~
sa~..ssssI, ror Caxtc2abrtSa6- = O.. -" ~
ss,eao I.Faiis ss il JuyssyuS- -, 81
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ssyss pOETICAs DE PEA.

Ssn.o o., %, kBo-. Edician de luio. =" I
.s GIorias de Mexico. T
ssSoorIss, Reiqutss ' Retrsios- ProSsS :
sscneTdos y EsperSnzss. Ed &c MO ],
Flores del ATms E =
Hossr y Pstria 49,
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P0ESA

r, psr.aso MsriCsao, ? io1os..G5 80
5ss,oS.rfsS. por Manuel a. Flores ." = ~
,SsSfss de Antonio PlsZs. : =" y ~
possfss de Manuel AcuHS- : =" Wv
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
cash AND CARRY PLAN"

A meeting of the Retail Butchers
& Grocers' Association will be held
at Lexington tonight and the new
cash and carry plan will be adopt
ed, and it will be decided whether
the plan will be inaugurated at once
or January list. The adoption of
the above plan will mean the saving
of considerable to the consumer as
the merchant can sell his goods
much cheaper if he has no delivery
service to maintain. We have
heard several merchants express
the hope that such a plan would be
put into effect here.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
WINCHESTER PAPERS
CONSOLIDATE

A deal has been closed for the
consolidation of the Winchester
Courier and the Clark County Re
publican, weekly Republican publ
cations. T. S. Orr, who has been
editor of the Courier, will be the
editor of the new publication, which
will be known as the Courier. Capt.
Lucien Beckner, editor of the Re-
publican, is an expert geologist,
and since the oil boom in Kentucky,
his services in this capacity have
been so in demand, that he deemed
it wise to get out of the newspaper
game.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27

Mr.. W. e. Little, Of this county,
sold at public auction Thursday his
farm on the Grassy Lick pike to
J. Will Clay at $219 an acre. The
farm contained 1870 acres and hand
some improvements, and the sale
was conducted by W. Hoffman
Wood, real estate agent. George
Speakes, of Paris, was the auc-
tioneer. After the sale e. r. Little,
brother Of the owner, purchased
the place from Mr. Clay for 5000
profit and resold it to his brother,
who was disappointed at the farm
not bringing more money.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
MRS. HUMPHREYS DIES

Mrs. Fannie HUMPHREYS, wife of
]. P. HUMPHREYS, formerly of TINS
city, died at her home at Raymond,
Miss, last week. She rs survived
by four children, among them Mr.
c. S. HUMPHREYS and Mrs. Arthur
Borgess., of this city, who have the
deepest sympathy of many friends
in the loss of a kind, loving and
affectionate mother. The funeral
was held in Raymond.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
BARN AND MILL BURNED

The large tobacco barn and mill
belonging to John Shrout, on the
Preston pike, in Bath county, was
destroyed by fire Saturday, togeth-
err with about fifteen thousand
pounds of tobacco, some corn and
hay, machinery and tools and the
loss will reach about $4,000 with
insurance of $3.50. The fire is said
to have been caused when an effort
was made to heat cold gasoline
engine.
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mox1somERy CIRCUIT COURT

9. 9. Chenault, etc. ~. Plaintiffs
VS..
Boyd Jackson, etc. -. Defendants
And Notice Of Sale in Equity
c. F. Thomas, Executor, etc. Plt'ff.
VS..
Ernest Birch, etc. 49,. Defendants
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
U. s. OPERATION OF RAIL
ROADS SEEMS VERY NEAR

According to the reports from
Washington the operation Of the
railroads by the U. s. Government
does not seem FAR distant. Appar-
emily it is conceded that if the pool
ing system about to be undertaken
by the railroads themselves does
not solve the problem then the gov
eminent will take over the opera
ton of the roads as one system.
Vice presidents of the eastern
lines met at Washington, Monday
with members Of the railroad board
and worked on details for a general
pool in the East of as much of the
entire trackage and equipment as it
considered practicable. They
named committee to be put in
full charge of the pool with A. w.
Thompson, vice president of the
B. & O., as chairman.
The committee will establish
headquarters in Pittsburg and will
sit continuously until the present
congestion is cleared. It's frst
meeting win be held Wednesday.
The pooling plan calls for a joint
use of tracks, locomotives, cars
and employees in the congested cen
ters. It viii not be permitted to go
so far, even the railroads heads adj
nit, as to threaten the revenues of
any line, and this is the point adj
vocates of government operation
emphasize as illustrating the need
for government operation. Under
government supervision the roads
could pool their profits, which IN
der present circumstances would
constitute a violation of the anti
trust act.
A pooling Of profits would permit
Of an actual operation Of all lines
as one system, and it would make
littlei difference whether one partic-
ular property paid if the roads
as whole were making money.
Government operation along the
lines contemplated by the officials
in favor of it would not take the
actual operation from the hands
of those in charge Of the roads. A
railroad administrator, if named by
the President would be a leading
railroad man and no changes would
be made in the management Of indi-
vidual lines. But the railroad ad-
ministrator, clothed with the power
of the government, eecla take
measures which the railroad war
board fails to take because of the
nature Of the antitrust laws, such
as the elimination of economic
waste due to parallel lines.
IF government operation appears
wise, special legislation may be
asked of Congress, although some
officials think the President has
ample powers now under the de-
tense act.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
CLOSED
NOVEMBER 20, 1917

Postmaster Turner announces
that there will be one delivery on
mail by city carriers Thanksgiving
Day.
Rural carriers will be on duty
from loo p. m. until 200 p. m. to
hand out mail TO their patrons.
General Delivery will be open
from l 200 p. m. until 2 200 p. m.
No money order or registry bust
ness will be transacted.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
BROTHER OF LOCAL MAN
MARRIED LAST WEEK

Miss Nola Strong, of Bond, Jack
son county, was married on Nov. %
to Mr.. H. C. Cooper, brother of W..
c. Cooper, of this city. They were
here Friday, guests of the groom's
brother enroute to Ashland, and
will return to this city Thursday to
again be with Mr.. Cooper for a few
days. Both are popular young peo-
pie and have the best wishes of
many friends.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
Hoo Killing.

Remember we are prepared to kill
your hogs. make your sausage and
render your lard in the most sani-
tary manner.
22-tf s. p. Greenwade.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27

L0St-Somewhere on road be-
tween Mt. Sterling and Morehead, a
light brown fur neckpiece. Return
to Mrs. j. A. Lyttleton, Morehead,
XIV. Reasonable reward. 22-2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
MARRY IN CONVICTION

Mr.. Edmund Boothe, of this
county, secured license here and
on Saturday was married in Cow
iugton to Miss Alma Harris, Of
Middletown, o. They will come to
this county, and will go to house
keeping on the groom's farm near
Sideview. The groom is the son Of
the late Theodore Boothe, and a
popular young farmer, while his
bride is the daughter of the late
James Harris, Of Bath county.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
RENTS FARM

Peter r. Cockrell, this city, rent
ed last Wednesday at public auc-
ton II acres 3 roods and 20 poles
of bluegrass pasture for grazing
purposes to William p. Treadwav
for $437.O0.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
Consolidated Causes.

BY virtue of a judgment and or
der Of sale Of the Montgomery Cir
cult Court, rendered at the October
Term, 1917, thereof, in the above
cause, the undersigned win, on the
18th Day Of December, 1917
at one o'clock, p NJ, or thereabout,
(being Court Day., proceed to offer
for sale, at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder, on a credit of six
and twelve months, at the Court
House door, in Mt. Sterling, KY,
the property mentioned in the judg-
ment, to-wit:
Lying in Montgomery county,
XIV, on the waters of Slate creek
and being same property conveyed
'bv Walter Reffit and wife and J. M
Hendricks to Boyd Jackson by
deed dated january 4, 1915, of rec
ord in the Office of the Clerk of
Montgomery County Court in deed
book 65 page Ito and is bounded
as follows:
Beginning at the Jas. 7. 0ldfield
corner on West bank Of Long
Branch: thence eastward with the
said Oldfeld line up said branch to
a set stone in James Compton's line
of his second purchase of G. A. Nc
.cormick; thence northward with
the SO called Compton's second
line to set stone corner of the said
Compton's first purchase; thence
westward leaving road to a set
stone at or near an elm stump, a
corner Of survey made by W. A..
DeHaven for e. r. Myers; thence
northeastward with the said w. A.
neHa=es Surveyed Inc line TO
tree marked as pointer to a set
stone. corner to the land of j. M.
Hendricks; thence southwark with
an agreed line made by said Hen
bricks and Walter Reffit to syca-
more stump; thence same direc-
ton to walnut stump; thence
same direction to a sycamore tree;
thence with fence as it now stands
to place of beginning, containing 90
acres, more or less, or sufficient
OF sufficient thereof to produce
thereof to produce $6S7.96, SO ord
cred to be made.
The purchaser will be required
TO give bond, with approved secur-
ity, for the payment of the pur-
chase money, to have the force and
effect of a replevin bond, bearing
legal interest from the day OF sale,
according to law.
Bidders will be prepared to com
ply with these terms. Allen will be
retained on the land sold till all the
purchase money is paid.
Bond payable to undersigned.
VIM. A. ~SAMUELS,
22-3t Master Commissioner M. c. c.
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Don't forget to bring in your do
nations To the Red Cross Tohaeen
Sale. Dec. 10th. Whitehall Loose
Leaf lob. Warehouse Co. 22-2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
Hog Killing.

Remember we are prepared to kill
your hogs, make your sausage and
render your lard in the most sani-
tary manner.
22-tf S. P. Greenwade.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
SELLS ANOTHER BUICK

The Mt. Sterling Garage report
the sale of four cylinder touring
car to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. c.
Cravens.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27

We are open to receive your Red
Cross Donations. Whitehall Loose
Leaf lob. Warehouse Co. 22-2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
For Rent.

Good cottage with bath and gao.
Appi TO Miss Mary Evans, Clay and
Sycamore SITS. 22-tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-11-27
Auto Key

Lost on Main street near Pres
byterian church. Finder please re-
turn ~ This Office. 21-2t