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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-01

York City
NN,IIIrEaLo, Vincent. Nutlcy. N. j.
"oODALL, David L.. 232 West fremont
Avenue. New York City.
g.. WINNER, George. 1l41 Thirty-eighth
Street Brooklyn
g. zEIGLER. George L.. sgt, 525 West 1s9th
Street, New York City.
Missing
.GuDE. Oscar d.. lieut.. SO Central Park
West. Nose York Citv.
aNDERSON. John p, Hnkensack. N. ].
ALLEN, Emery Hacketttstown N j.
ANDERSON. Harold AGA Wcat Forty
third Street New York City.
AMBRlCO Louis E., 201 East Eleventh
:. BARILLA. Antonio. 81 Eass Houston
Street. New York City
~ BLUr. Ike 2lO West 10th Street, New
BRUCE. James H., Paterson. N. y.
- BUCK. Frederick. AOS Van Brunt Street.
Brooklyn
BUDROw. Joseph, Elizabeth. N. J.
CANONlCo, Joseph F.. James Street.
clsSEro. Joseph, 21S5 Third Avenue, New
CLYNES, John j.. Jersey City. N. J.
=, CoMAS. Costas, 1885 Third Avenue, New
York City. N"
CURTIN. J. j.. Jersey City. N. J.
DOBblNS: Frederick, Lyndhurst, NJ J.
~ DCNN, Charles F., 80 East 135th Street.
New York City
DUANE John j., Jersey City, N. ].
EGAN. Thorn Is. Flushing N Y
=, FElNSOT. Joseph, 222 Broome Street. New
York City. ->S"
FULLER. Roy. l1S West Eighteenth
Street New York City "
GRAF. John L., Richmond Hill, MY.
GE,HRlN0 George j., Elizabeth N. j.
" GlNTf. Philip, 1893 Third Avenue, New
y, GooDMAN. Jake. 1923 Kelly Street, New
GOLDSTEIN. Samuel. 81 West Hath
Street, New York City
HEAl.Y. James j.. Hoboken, N. J.
y, HoMO. Jacob 3l3 East Fourth Street, New
York City. N'~"
=, HERMAN, Abe, 1874 South Second Street
BROOKLYN
JuANICCI. Casino. Perth Amboy, N. J.
hASSlEH, Francis j., Haverstraw, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-01
Contracts Cancelled
For Wooden Ships
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Will Not Start Work on 20
Vessels in Oregon

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. sO.-Cancel-
lation OF contracts for the building Of
twenty-nine wooden ships, representing
value if completed of $40, 900.
has been ordered IN the Oregon dis
trict By the Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton, which revoked al orders for
Wooden ships not already under way
Ons shipyard Immediately discharged
Its WORKING force OF 200 men and an
nounced that 1t would close
thirteen thousand men are employed
IN wooden shipyards in the Oregon
district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-01
Japan's Population Grows

TOXIC, Nov &c. Japan's popuIs-
ton IS Increasing at the rase of 500.
coo wear, according TO official statis-
u's. Until fev years ago ,Aa yats
O. increase was little over haN a.
million yearly.
The population on November so
~ 4As IS Eatci q. - 9s,5.3. fhis
eie ioi include Cores, Fcrnoss ~
Saehalian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-01
KELLY. John j.. NAwnrk. N. ].

KELLY. John j., N1wnrh, N. j.
KElMIG. Alfred j., Elizabeth. N. J.
KELLY. Herbert j., Harrison N. j.
kOSTOLAK. Otto. 445 East Seventy
seventh Street. New York City.
=, LEVINE, Reuben. 2S4 Madison Street, New
York City.
LEVlN; Paul Perth Amboy. N j.
G. WI thomas ". 253 East Sixty-second
street. New York City
NAN MANDARiNo. Francisco. 1874 Lincoln
NMiAxsnNsZlAMo, Louis. Jersey City. N. J.
MERNOFSKI. Anthony. Bayside
MIIkoVrrCH. Tullins. 2l5 West Eigh-
'eentn Street. New York City.
M GulRE, Francis, Passaic N j.
MAHONEY. John j.. Jersey City. N. j.
\, MAGGiOLA. Joseph. 1904 Clay Avenue,
:, MAausMAN. Anthony. 257 Himrod Street,
MoBARITo. Alfred, 1866 I.oriard Street.
New York City
MoSKOWlTZ. Michael. 40 Bristol Street,
MUSCILLo. Pasquale, 572 Union Street,
Brooklyn.
NELSON, Oscar b.. Elizabeth N. J.
OCONNOR. William, 233 East Seventy
seventh Street. New York City
ODONOHuE. Dennis. 212 West Eleventh
Street. New York City
PETRAKIS. George, 1872 West Twenty
eighth Street New York City
PEACH. Robert j., Jamaica. N. Y
REYNOLDS. John j., 669 Ninth Avenue.
New York City.
ROSEN, Isadore, 1881 College Avenue,
New York City.
SCHOENTHAL, Louis. go Dumont Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
SCANLON. William f.. Paterson. N. j.
SASSO, Aniello. Asbury Park, N. j.
SPARES, Thomas ", Elizabeth. N. J.
SPONY, Emil, 1905 Gates Avenue, Brook
Ign.
SIIVRETOVITCH Tony. jersey City, Nj
SlMEONE Gaetano. 176 Hester Street.
New York City.
SUFFER-. John, Elizabeth, N. j.
TAURIEFLO William. Jersey City, N. j.
TOUGIILL, Hugh, Newark. N. j.
THOMPSON. Charles, Springfield, Long
Island.
WESTON. Edwin. Orange, N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-01
he Casualty List

WASHINGTON, Nov 3oThe casualty public by the
war to-day contain the of
OF these 1913 dior,
OF disease accidents wounded
uneermned 81 wounded severely
miss 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-01

Elsetuhere
Character of Casualties is indicated (K)
actions (W) wounded % ~ died
% W. died Of Wounds % D. died diseases mssng;
(P) prisoner.
The Monroe journal., 1918-07-02
Names for Red Cross Quilt

Mrs. r. w. Elliott has sent the
following names for the Red Cross
quilt from Allan:
Mrs. Eta Mills, j. A. Robinson
C. A. Robinson, Annie Greene. MIS-,
Adelaide Laney. Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Starnes. Allie Starnes, Ohio Starnes,
Ella Starnes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B
Robinson, f.. 5. Burgess, Mr.. and
Mrs. Washington Belk, Mrs. j. c.
Jenkins. Ozona, Fla. Mr.. and Mrs
J. c. Laney. Litha Burgess.
Give Tucker has sent another
large list OF names from Spruce Pine.
The list includes:
Peer Little. Dewey Little. Lawrence
Baucom, Boyce Brooks. Ida Monroe,
Charlotte. Homer Biggers, Reece
Belk. Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Biggers. Addie Biggers, Carl Big
gers. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Love, Nor
ris Love. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Austin,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Little. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. F. Faux, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
V. Brooks.
Other names sent in last week
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J, C. Smith, and
Miss Elizabeth Smith.
The Monroe journal., 1918-07-02
Purely Personal.

Mrs. A. n. Stack has returned
from an extended trip to Oklahoma.
Private Newton B. Gordon OF Camp
Sewer spent Sunday at home on a
pass.
Dr. ]. VI. "Belk and Mr.. G. NJ. Beas-
ley were rejected members of the
school board by the aldermen last
night.
The Monroe journal., 1918-07-02

Mr.. Zeb Sell only runs board
ing house but on his register there
are 1S5 names. Most of these men
work for the railroad and stop with
Mr.. Sells whenever they are in
Monroe.
The Monroe journal., 1918-07-02

A mean remark.-"It says here
that a wealthy Western man has left
100000 to the woman who refused
to marry him twenty years ago." said
Mrs. Gabb, as she looked up from the
newspaper she was reading.
That's what | call gratitude"
commented Mr.. Gabh
The Monroe journal., 1918-07-02

Luxuries as usual means victori-
Gus Germany. Save and buy War
Savings Stamps.
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18
CHANGE EORs EQRIIggNE
Fame Also to Man Who Cures
Measles and Mumps.
Uncle Sans Army and Navy Surgeons
Dread Measles More Than Any
Other Disease.

Washington. Fame and fortune
await the man who can trace to tts
source that periodical, bugbear OF the
army and navy-the measles and
muups epidemic. As -, -
For some unknown reason, when.
ever troops nre concentrated, either
In large camps or on board ship one
OF the frst diseases to make Its ap-
pearance is the measles, and this di5
ease which most OF Us place in the
category Of childhood lila is one OF
the most dreaded by army surgeons. ID
Symptoms Of the disease appearing
in any OF the men is the signal for
the immediate quaranining OF the
soldiers company and the barracks
whore he Is located FuInlgntion OF
the barracks then follows and every
precaution is taken TO prevent an
epidemic. y 80 s
An after-effect OF measles, greatly
feared by army surgeons, Is the devel-
opment OF pneumonia. and II has been
found that the fatalities among ma
tuIt RCIctub1 Gtr AnhNh bAN1hes .N.s',r'
with children. The pnsumonia result
has been more prevalent In the canton
ments located In the southern states
thnn In those OF the North or West.
Generally speaking. surgeons look
for mumps at about the time that
measles appear, and are rarely disap-
pointed The fatalities through mumps
do not begin TO reach the number OF
those by measles, hut the sumo riFid
quarantine is observed In both eases.
For many years the best surgeons
I'm the army have been working on
theories tiiat would efadlcate the
source OF these diseases, but they have
to admit that they are now no nearer
solution than ever before. ii
!. This % the season OF the year that
the epidemics usually start. and It
would not be surprising TO hear Of
the quardntinine OF entire canton.
ment posts In all sections OF the coun.
try through the holiday season. MI
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18
SATURDAY..

1.-The Central Powers have Withdrawn
their mo sforeible apne1atioDs. or, in :
IDENTITIES peace offer of sDecenber, 2
made during tie negotiations with the
Rusriansa at BrestsL Ldtoysk, The Offer
was sssIcordftioned upon Bits acceptance
by all the Powersshostllet the Central
Empires, and the former having failed
TO accept It as a -wfffe It ilns- become
hull Mndtvoidt the GermansE'oreigng Nit
lister annoh need at Brest -Litcyek yes-
terday. NE faiiure of Rnss.a'S allies
10 respond % tte sinyitation topaFtici-
pate ihst1e t6nfefeneesaad resolved tho
question into one of separate peace
be4 tseefr Rpssia ara NE Central fBow-
ers, 1t was declared by CounpC Czernin
hhe E,istfo- Hungarian Minister who
IorigihaIly propouhded the peace terms
I FHiOQ1 9THtfC1 AHTlzk kElzG
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18
Shot Into Hef Foot.

,AIio. I MIch,- Miss Lottie Pertres
fNokei at p a. m, recently In q cold
sweat and saw what she thought WIS
: 4 mans hand on the foot OF her bed.
she reach6d under her pillow for q
pistol and shot on two of her own
toes. Z .''7'F go .'''s..
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18
MoNpAy

. 81
Is serni otiiciaiiy reported from
Petrograd that the Bolsheviki have ta-
men control at Move TcherlsnsEk. cap-
ital of the Tprpvincs- OFT tue. Lon Cos-
salcas and he6dqdarterst0 q neb. Kalel
DIN es Hetman OF the tosfacks Anothi
q. delay in the assembling of-thc Cor
stituent Assembly is likely because oi
the issuance of a -decree- -Petrngrad
providing for new elections TO replace
members of the Constituent ASSEMBLY
who srs sdeerpeA fiotJtoY We present tn,
interests of the wcrkmen and peas
ants hccordiPs 90. renortsi from the
Russian capital Nottborif Russia IA Il
receive ample food supplies from itlk.
raine. through the reconclliat tion@ OF the
Bolshevili and the UlIainians Every
effort has been. made in the last few
weeln 1by the iBolshevik authorities q
prevent the threatened famine IN Pet
rosradl and Nothtf cities l6f SRussia
where the Bolsheviki hold the power
The peace enegosiaticnsE be scgeen Cthi
Bolshevild and the representatives 81
the oundruple Alliance at Brest-Lit
oysk continue, but with outydrinite re-
stitsJI SW %16 Ei1 w
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18
! NOTICE or SALE
-Fr,ck compsniy, (. p n Piairtifr. Z

J., ~. harris, ~ Defendant.
Pursuant to the judgment aud or,
der OF sale of the ifawrepcr circuit
Court entered Of srecorGf at It's regular
October 1917 term, In tie. aboye, styled
case the undersigned, will. on Monday.
the 21st day of, January, 1915, at or
near enc o'clock D., mr. offer for sale TO
the, highest md best bidder ST the
front door of the Court House II, Lou
lisa, Lavxrenca- county. Kentucky, the
following described Personal property
to-wit:
one .Eclipsee 1Ox1s inch statfohdr,
engine. 50 horso power. No 1e976s 6sss9s
One ECLIPSE" Portable Steam Boil
er Oh sills 50 fhsrse spower.oa Ia9
One ECLIPSE size Portable Circu.
lar Saw Mill, No. 7O25 with Sc eincf
solid Dfston Tooth Saw; 20 feer Of chr :
riage, 55 feet OF ways. Improved 3 sim.
,iitafeous Ratchet Head Blocks, and
all the fixtures and appurtenanceh
thereto belonging. 9 -'illl fiii'3 l2lt
Also, one Tower 31s Saw. ..,Edges
with Front Press Bali 9 H. extension
~. .. and clutch coupling with shift
ing levers. sr'~ 1893 tiSst. l9I.s &.
one 2OxS pulleys; also one ssix ply
"a feet II inch belt 71nFft t5slilsk
Terms of said sale to be upon credit
OF three months the purchaser To give
bond with surety approved by the tin-
dersigned to secure the. purchase price
said bonds bearing interest Mt rate OF
six. per cent per anntrn from date oi
sale untfl paid, and q Her retained up
on, said property sold 10 be additional
seo,rfty for thh payment OF the pur-
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18
DOING MUCH NTONAI
ARESiORE'l France
Americans Are Doing wonderful
sRecOnstrnctlO sDsuassHD
tated Section.
LIVE IN RUDE i B BARRACKS. iI;II';.
Miss Anne Morgan and Her co.Work-
ers Share In Primitive Life While +
Carrying on Lahore Among oaee-
Destitute People. ilg se.l


New York.-sfiss Margaret Steven
son. co-worker Of Miss Anne Morgan In
devastated France. has just arrived In
this country with the FIRST direct news
Of the reconstruction work already 'ac-
complished by this American Fund for
French Wounded unit composed Of ten
American women. Miss Stevenson told
Of the 27 villages they have partly re-
habilitated, Of the 5000 acres of land
they have had cultivated. the hundreds
OF refugee families they have clothed,
fed and installed in houses they have
furnished; the classes they are running
for children who have run Wild since
the beginning OF the German occupar
ton, and Of the community center they
have established at Blerancourt, In the
heart OF the rayaged region. = rfila.
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

HImmedlatei action 20 curtail non-es-
sential industries oy closing down
plants thrae days each week. IS expect
&c to relieve tho Goal famine n tha
East. IN New York, the situation ~
critical ard intense suffering through :,
cut the Eas is rel .crted. Feder.l' Fuel
Administrator Carried IN st&itment
said he is not planning at present to
set prices on f,iel oils. ~ = le179e
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

Z "A semi -offieiai oryen Of the German
Government, published IN Berlin. AYERS
that tie heavy shipment of wheat from
this country TO Europe for the relief of
the Allies indicates that American sci.
diers will not be sent &c the Europea q
war zones The paper adds that the
policy pred icted BY it will be a terrible
blow 70 The Entente, and was prompted
by the activities OF the German sub-
marines, internal disse nsions in the
United States and a growing pacific
!sm. afrr<,
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

"a 4AAL 80" 81 IL tIsAf- slt taAtr -AAlAAitl
Lieut. Coli Clark. head OF the Army
Aviation Engineers Division, ,spe aking'
before a meeting ios automoiye gen1
ginecfsl predicted tEatr If the United
States could send fleet Of SOC nighsi
bombing sairp!anes iraone attack kssivefi
the enemy lines there would not abe
much left of the iwar.h,iai bFs Sand 4su
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

Following a request made by Sena-
,ar Ollie Jaynas of Kentucky, the Fed.
eral Government began yesterday an
Einvestigation INTO the hemp growing
industry OF which kentucky is the CEN
ter. Experts willsconsider ~ hy hemp
buyers are iofsrins z Sentsa pound for
the present crop, as against II TO 10
cents a pound paid fer last years yield
Hemp Luyers are also complaining OF a
lack ot facilities in transporting the
product froin Danville anapther pcintn
OF shipment -.-s-Ak 49,
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

FOR sBtEi-ons 1919 model MAX
well touring car IN rood condition. Ap--
ply Ut I,ouisa Garage. I ma teF
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

Jules { Juss-rand. French Anbas-
.sa9or- 10 tho United States IN m ad-
,iress at the anrpnl dinner of the New
York State Bar Association, predicted
an early victory over the Germans be-
cause OF 'cofditions, although, de-
clared ~. .fusaerafid. the conditions
have 70 be Brought about and t'he work
is not complete i@ r.
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18
SUNDAY

- Capt. Lewis -R--Mhisler OF Saiina-
Kan. who Is understood TO have rob-
bed. the army bank at the National
Army carnr at Caipp Funston and I,
|have killed four nsD Rnc injured a
Iffth. was found dead Yesterday. Capt
Whistler killed himself. using a regula-
tion service rifle. He shct himself twice
in the, hcSd4 Fhc ffst bullet glanced
and tt,e. second entered .he brain. CAPT.
yrhis,sr left, a note addressed TO q woe
mar, witch read: II nave been think
ing committing suicide for a long
time. but / nevcr had a good reason.
Yesterday Invent out and made myself
n eason.p 1r aa yle@iit rsl ~
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

Karl BUM, George Koiter, Adolph
Hachmeiste and Jcseph PopeLhonse.
officials OF the Hamburg American
Line received prison sentences after
tKeir conviction Of violating custom
laws in sending supplies to German
cruisers early in the war was upheld
by the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals in New York Bunz, hotter
and I,achmsister received terms Of one
year and half each and Popenhouse
year and day in the Atlanta peniten-
tiary The Hamburg American Line.
also a defer dant was sentenced TO pay
a fine OF. 81. p oaT ~ .ce elltl ~ ~,
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

Compulsory enforcement cf wheat
less days is provided in bill now be :
fore Congress as result of the urgent
request Of the Food Administration to
save wheat in order to prevent seri-
ons shortage in flour this spring Ship
losses and crop failures abroad have
brought about ssuchs a serios food sit
uation in the allied countries teat the
United States is planning to release for
export additional 9O,C00OOO bushels Of
wheat, although this country's export
surplus had been shipped by mid De-
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

Nicholas Sem Zoggs, who, with two
others. appeared for preliminary exanfI Z
ination before a United states Cornrris-
sioner az los Angeles on charges filed'
by army infeliiyence officersi adniittea
knowledge OF successful shipment os
machine gurs and other munitions to
Mexico four months seo' .t-s- Z,
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

Appropriations ,aggregating SIS 900, !
900 have, been, authorized bJ, the Red
Cross War Council, from, last May TN
til December 2s. OF this sum, sso, 900 900
actually has been expended, During
this time tho. Red Cross membership
has Increased from less ,han. half q
million 10 more than 22,oOo0eG. 4si-
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18
SELF :DEFENSE /! ,!!l !! ].
DEFEAT BAckAcHE AnD KIDNEY
aAi TRoOBLEHITH AnUMc.

Many Kntnrky people ahaye suffered
from Ehcunstism and sidney trouble and
have found that Anuric was the most sue
eessful remedy 70 overcome these painful
and dangerous, ailments
+ Pho lucky people are those who have
suffered, but who are now well because
they needed nature's warning signal In
time 10 correct their trouble with thnt
wonderful new discovery of DrsPiurces
called ,sTAnurIc-' You should promptly
heed these warnings. some of which are
dizzy spells- backache, irregularlty of the
urine or the painful twlnges of ,rhcunia-
tism, scietica- or lumbago. To delay may
make possible The -dapgereus forms : OF
kidney Idisease, ,sspsh, as Bright's disease.
diabetes or stone in the bladder.
To, overcome these distressing condi-
.,tionsAyop lsbould take plepty of exercise
In tho open air, avoid a heavy meat diet.
drink nkfreely1ofawater and ,Rt /, each, meal,
take DR. Piercels iAnnric Tablets { double
strengthJF You wiii,ina shorttlme, find
that you are ono OF the rmaindofsers Of
Anuric, as are thousandsUf your neighbors.
Send for triafpackuessa 9
daI Address, st DR.. Plbrce. Inyallds, Hotel
Bufiaiog Ny. .,sand, oncloses 40 csnts.M
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

Circuit Judge c. d. Newell. ON mo-
tiun o. the .Maysyille Gas company.
granted AN order restraining the CO.
lun.bia Gas ocmpahysos West Virginia
froue ~iueing the gps flow for tia
town OF Maysvile. Tie sction was ;ar
ken when the parent company notified
the Maysvilie company a cut in gRs
would be made The case will be hearn
ion its merits during the week.
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

DIR. Ernst Kunwald, former director
OF the Cincinnati symphony Orchestra,
renrrested on orders from Washington.
is en- route 20 Fort ogle;horpe, Ca, for
interment during the periot OF the war.
DR.. knnwald was arrested severn.
weeks ago, BIZ; released twelve hours
later. H. is an Austrian citizen and
said t. lie "a reserve officer r
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

\ Midwinteri c,,iet riut the part OF the
infantry continuesto prevail on the 'va-
rious battlefronts.i The artillery has
been active in some sectors. notably
north Of Verdnn. where the FIRING was
reported. heavy between Beaumont and.
Benonvaux. The British carried out O.
raidaeass Of Loos and captured few
I?risoners. ed III 4oSgs b3i,lan
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

PROMPT pay inent by tie Federal Gov
ernment, Ter war supplies and other
obliga,ipns Nitbyyt expeettngsa longr-
credit thair nat recorded smaller pur :
ctasers. vss urged - a resomtioE
adopted hy the Credit Defense Com
nIttee OF tile NatioLal Association oI
Credit Men. irnde public last night.
Copier OF the resolution viii b" for
warded to f. esident Avnscn, nier.bcrs
OF tile Cabinet e;Id :he n,elnberShip 2t
H., National % osutil OF 2sfense. ~ vas
announced, arr M " as ID
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

Provost Marshal General .Crowder
Yesterday notified ALL State, Governors
of new regulat'ons approved by PresIi'
ident, ,Wusoi., under which the boards
hereafter Will receiye an, aggregate Sf
81 cents remuneration for each maa
finally CLASSIFIED. exclusive of. conpen5.
sasi ion for clerks fr physicians who are
no, members, OF the board, s3i,s s.,tsl-e.
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

iIFood AlsmiaiatsGtor9 lHoovsf.iJ ~ In a
statement ISSUED last night. revealed
'plpus OF tn. AJninisration to- enfores
food conservation in restaurants and
extension OF the anti boarding regula :
tions to make them apply to the house
Holder in order tctpestethe needs pt
the Allies, who will require from To-
eco. .Ope5to 10000 coo bushels more Amer
{.an y,beat - - :, -
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

TTI00 9F7T II .-I1I1fl7 % ~ u - 4 u. =
m Down goes the price Oh =! Lediss an and
,childrens rats, cnly half Prise 9 g Jus,
iuce's store-alg sra sir.5a4ii iiyysseSp'f-S'' ~
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

~ 81 'Sohe't time hso /
!. .atrIa. pacliage fDr.
Pierce's<AnuricfTab-
lots, Lfopnd them OF
'SSss ,'%slS;ssTI:S;
package l then used
a fdll'aizssl box, and
lem1l mlzpoY, completely I!
AnurIc Is one oi,tho
srentesJ discogerles. :
2in0 Duncan Street.
IIIIW fIII ..I.I
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18
H3EI- 3HW |

The total pay OF the United States
army in December was approximately
S7s,5Sc,Se0, according to the report Of
tho COMMITTEES on Public Information
This Is at The rate of one billion dol.
lars a year ard does not include family
allotments Or compensation for dis
ability OF soldiers provided for in the
insure nee act and paid through The
War Risk Bureau. lo.4 s..s'7l n ~
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18
Woodstock FARM
N .sfof- -flf.sl. .dnyfj s.irarl ara ha4N
'. B. ShOTtTidgG Prop.
eLENWoop XIV.

-ws Asv. For esls--- 'a
THREE PURE BLOOD siIoRrHoRE
CALVES MALES FOR SALE. THE
SANE TBi RE ON ExHIBI.
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oncial dispatches received in Wash I
ington report that Fslix Diaz With an
army OF 1000. men has advanced "
within twenty-five miles, of Vora Cruz
after defeating force undsr Gen. Jarai
Diaz is planning attack. the port
city ~ il sald.rsc. sfi 1ui JaYeA hos9
The Big Sandy news., 1918-01-18

Prince Aiexrndervon Hohenlohe,who
has long held liberal Views ard was
among tse Gernsn representative at
the pacsfist congress In Switzerland
expretses, the belief that Should th.
Germans asa people rid themselves oi
the hyed idea that America entered the
war only for selfish and material in
terestst President wilson's new mes,
sage "can become a way toward peace!i