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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
Honor Roll for the City
and Vicinity Today
KILLED IN ACTION

KILLED IN ACTION
Lieutenant
WARREN T. KENT. Clifton Heights.
previously reported missing.)
Corporal
ANDREW CONLIN. 25O3 Ellsworth st.
ifboDnMiAS s. WEBSTER. oO57 Rein
DIED OF WOUNDS
Sergeant
REED BARNITZ, 1887 oxford st.
Privates
\ NELIS. 1910 Ruan st.
WiiLiH@S il: biEI. 55s 7'2 East sS'OS Green st;
EEbT;, YE y oG i 55r9 YORK st.
WILLIAM WELKER. 500 n. Amerl-
can st.
DIED OF DISEASE
Priyates
hi mdn NATLE. 1929 South Har-
GEORGE DONALD, 544o Haverford ave.
WILLIAM ,SEUMANN, Jr., i70i Unity
ST. ~Frankford.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
"E3KGE Il. GILLESPIE. 1919 South
JAMES D.; NOEL. 1922 Chestnut st.
WILLIAM ii. McHESRRY. Ridley Park.
Sergeants
RRnphEM -. CLEE, 5O29 North Fifth st.
MI Ian w. BENNETT. $40 Spruce st.
Corporals
kULiS o.; B0UCHARD. $3.50 Tulip at.
mi M va D'NN, 8l3 East Westmoreland
EPMARp REIN. 252s Dickinson st.
H'f's vi. REDMAN. 700 Tulip st.
Privates
HIGH F. JONES. 424s Main St. Mana
EDWAED BUTTERwORTH. a1ae Mon
E6SG96TE IcoRKRAN. 5o1s Cherry st.
FRANK BARNES 3S MAS Sf%El St Darby.
WOUNDED DEGREE UNDETER-
MINED
Captain
ALA Ia W, LUKENS. Panmore road.
Sergeant
GROVER c. WEIGH. SIT North 2lst st.
Wagner
fETEk j.. McMASUS. Jr.. CLOS Callow-
CorpOrals
JOHN +. MCMAHON. 1870 Wiley at.
EDWARD j. DALEY. 234I East AL
RICIIAKD II. FOGARTY. Bryn Mawr,
p yiv . na"'d0""e ave
CHARLES t. KELEJiAS. 4s45 Chestnut,
JOHN A. MCDOWELL. 4l4s Lancaster
CHARLES j.. CATANACH. oso4 Bustle.
ROBERT A. CROOK. 2s7 North Twenty
HOWARD BiCKSTEiiSSlo rec 81;
sT$A aSit ~ GEzEkGoRzziES%sssIKHIn. ' 7ge
S2Hth tTo1t s. Preyiously reported
JXMEs FEsiMER, $50" A,"s 81 ST.
WAITER Is. MCBRIDE. Jr.. 24s South
GE3FGE BRABLEy. 1888 St. Alban st.
william i. D0SNEiIIII.fT.. fiqqSS4 4 Nor d;
JoiNS" il. HILL. 2l4 Simpson road,
CHARLES 4. NJ. KERscHNER' S2Si Joyce
HAHRH KINGST0N; e. .sharswOod st.
iitS st. "F'N0NS' 4''s South
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
PrIvates
joSETrh j. MSSC.hHNEN;. ig sDs4 oEEG sst 8; o,s
FRANK =. TORN. n,4o Marian .,
ANDREW SCHESSKiE Noaa55Uoh 81,
st. ~ S'-" Emerald
ELMER C. kElFER. 1881 North Fourth
EDWIN j. McGLADE. OMAN sout, O.,
LAME. sTiySf'T $ tsotRcoR,N moo ~
FRANK j.. FISCHER 1917 Kershaw ave.
HERbBEEhIty bniNNHpHh. SSSIO 4 st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

New York. Dec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1891 HIGHER scoring, soc. outside; extras,
TOO TON O. nrsts. "a @0sh c; seconds. kSG
dairy, 47@b0c, ~
Edds-Recelpts hO17 cases. Extras. 40
0T0ci hrsts, % @hae; refrigerator, special
No 2 li6bkc; checks. f6@ $50; state White,
1aWA6c western and southern whites i00
$40; phclne coast whites Doc nrRfby whites.
n4eSci brown, 7twTaci mixed color, Sd
Ore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

s s s az; @Sgs S:isss$ 81 $ sssGT Sss*. Y fs aEdlailt q
20 q 32ci turkeys, so asc; guineas, Young
per pair weighing N o. pounds apiece.
per pair. 7G@sCc; pigeons. old per- pair
500 s5c; do, young, per pair. 20 q sOo.
FRESH FRUITS
mand equal to the limited offerings OF de-
slr96Ie stock. The following are the, quo
.;22t!StSoaSsi1 a Sai S ) Yo ggfiaSS s5 9Olfi bSSaiPPSS:
ston. s4@625: GreenlnE. S4S6.25; various
Gsaaraso,,n' sa. 5 Rs5 OD s!:ay nsm R%a insaiap s2':GSS;
{95$S ! Imperial S1 sitSda;5%: EEo#ms IBsfssS; ffsSSSS;;
1Si 20; do, per bush. .be sket, 1902. Apples.
western Per box, 81 20 I, 80; Lemons. per
$4,000 ranssrinss. FFiooridS.' per S Sttate,
ssS7: Grapefruit. per box. ;2,5oSSa Pine.
90. Do, per b6i.. SIS, 69ls. STRAWBERRIES
florida. per at. 100000.
VEGETABLES
Do ThS % oSrSss. was oao, SHIet and without i'm
No. =, ;3S$.6o ,White potatoes, 'NSo%rffoGlRS.'
e. EO SSf;' 5 Sake NNn'' {. P] 81 IS ! SSs; N SSr's 9 S BsS
1SS lbs! w is!So ggGs' !: 49, WIFE Rs;' P%5 Nj ! ! wj Is.
Jersey, per basket. No. 1. $1.l501.4O; No
gsr 50 bSIy y0i No. SiT w. ESS'St s 81; F NS' 2. , shea;
100. Sweet potatoes, Delaware and Mary.
$3.50 o GisSsAg Es,ld PSniS ssr SOD per tSn. s$s
1, 81. 95ml, 10: No, .. 30 DOC.
DRESSED-Turkeys of fne quality were
In good request and Arm with sales OF fancy
nearby stock In some cases as high as 4bQp
acc, Other descriptions were auIet and
showed little chance. Quotations: Turkeys,
fancy. nearby. 49@44G: exceptional lots
SSIshsr' DO; western stSs ssPGi1E choice AZ 10 ise;
500 s5c; old toms. 49, 40e; do. do. old hens,
boxes weighing Az lbs, and over apiece. SOC;
SsSSoc' Fresh.fied fowls, I'M barrSsSIss,,
fancy. dry-picked Fancy selected. 3Ihs;
Weighing An lbs. and over apiece, Sic;
wslGhlng I lbs. apiece. e2c; small size. 200
2se. Old r%oosters. dry picked. etc. Roasting
S%S,iiSssnis: Tfs'eTFSR e.. d aSd PICKED oHer .p 81 sO19 Az;
welsHins lis. epiece Sao; weIghins sSH GGSSSSl'
apiece, B2QSsoi Weighing 2h SS lbs. apiece,
9093lc.- Roasting chickens, western, In
sbls' - WeiShing 4 lbs and oyer apiece,
E " 6 sSIss: * S ss MI splf{s % 2sS$siS'' BEsiL
42@4le, Ducks. nearby fancy, spring, 400
western. observation-disclosures, 90@S2o; fair
20 good, 2T!8 2De, Squads. per doEen-Whito.
weighing a TO II lbs per dozen tsSs9N
49, 90. 'dSc, 7 rs, Der dossI' ',if,SootSSS'' SaSS,
DO, 9@0h lbs, per dozen, 1904 dark. S1.Sd
0SSo' small and ia Z, q e. 80 9y!ssaS'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

The New York Federal Reserve Bank,
semiannual of 3 per cent, payable Deem
Der 81.
American Rolling Mill Company. quarterly
of IN per cent on preferred and 30 cents
on common and stock dividend OF % cents
on common. All are payable TO stock OF
record December 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21

Amsterdam, Dec. 21.-Richard Barth,
member of the German Government. has
proposed that the Council of Six send
a delegation to Versailles Immediately
to ask the Allies If they are ready to
conclude peace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
U. S. TO RELEASE SHIPS
Plans to Free Part Of Tank Fleet 81
ia Announced

New York, Dec. 2l.-Pians for the
prompt release from Government requl-
sitlon OF a part of the heet Of ITA tank
steamships, eighteen OF them pac,0n
coast vessels, with an Approximate Az
Bregate tonnage OF 100000 deadwoiFhfi
tons, were announced here today hy
the United States shipping board.
Only those required for Bupnlyint fiia.
army and navy pf the Unl(e6 4inta1'
with fuel ON, "a was k2a0l1. WIII
tanned by tho QVtefamen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
GRAIN N FLOUR

market ruled arm. Quotations: Car lots
in export %eieyator G%SyernmssHt Stan red VIM in.
NJ. ! ssra %ii9!s., s!;$si No. re: .mS Tl9:
en- spring, ,5'se; No 3 hard ;%J5Hss,r. e, SO;
f TSi sma 1sa T .a.ss! N EsFiss'F rsa wiH,sr., is$$;s2i
No ? n9gtbsrn spring. ;2s 81; No 3 sSgd
!. "a soj 49, 49, h. : re-, s s%HsEy; .$$s;; SS;
i s,siX2S; S SSa,, /; %i.%Sgs!iIy' sa'2S; No. o. gar
wre small, but trade was slow and values
were largely nominal. We quote yellow IN
S location, si,sOSi.7o per SSshsl, the latter
oATswReoSiIts S2i sES n SuI .Ss late T rSo
vance. Quotations.: Car lots as to location
No. 2, white, 81 Y g SEE standard %hite'
WHO FSiEIotfRRggiRoeceilpts 200 bbls, and 5000, $40
market ruled weak, Quotations; TO arrive
per 100 lbs. In DS.lb. sacks0aWinte wheat,
WOO per 100 cent pei s0T Cent 'lS ioar. siS,SO Sio,7S;
spring wheat. 100 per cent hour SlV'ooW
RYE FLOUR was dull and pnchSnssa'
as to quality,
PROVISIONS
There was little trading and some ySTis;
ties were "a shade weaker, The following
% sSns.5 &c sDS SuS "a SFIsd, f 1ss, s %sster IN b sect
in sets. smoked. 4sc. city beef knuckIes
and tenders: smoked and air driea mot tSS'
tWse; BEEF hams, eoc' PORK, family, 64@
Sc; hams. s. p. cured, iccss: Sly @ asSi
DO, skinned; Loose. SISs1hG; d Snok sS,
city cured. as to brand and average. s9h@
4Oc: hams. smoked. western cured; Syhw
4ooi do beilsd, bonsless' S2e; picnic sm s .
3ohci bellies. In pickle, loose. Ssei paeaR-
fast bacon, city cured 4gci breakfast e essGeda'
2s@2sh G; lard. pure city. kettle rendered
2 s9sshc.
REFINED SUGARS
The market ruled hrm though quiet on a
basis Of DC for 1ne graduated
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BuTTER-Tho market was quiet as usual
nrm under light offerings. The following
were the quotations.; solid.raeked creamery,
extras. O9c; higher-Bcoring goods. TO0T2c;
this latter for jobblng sales; extra nrsts,
90 q Csc: fTsts, G2GGSei seconds soc
EoGs.Fine nowlaid eggs were well clean
. ed Ts ARD aTsts arm ,ai w per aS STsta, Current SrsS cases RS.
S2i per case; nTsts. 500, 100000 per
case; inferior lots lower; storage eggB. yIS
@le,2O per cagei selected fresh jobbing at
7bW7Tc per dozen.
'CHEEsE-Ths market, was quiet under
light offerings. OuotRtionst New York,
whoie-milk, fancy. fresh, s70sTn OF specials
higher; do, do, fair TO good, fresh. 80@
aaH OF do. Wisconsin, wholermilk, fancy,
3T6a1Mc CT do. do. fair 10 good. 80 % SOh c.
POULTRY
LIVE-The market ruled lnrm at the late
advances With demand absorping the limited
ounflnR. ft The quotations aro a. folInWnf
Fowls, aeeofdlng " siae and quality, s2o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
BERLIN ACCEPTS
H~INDENBURG IDEA
OF STRONG ARMY
Officers Receive Instructions to
Conceal Plans of Peoples
Guard

London. Dec. 21.-(By A. P.)-The
German Government has accepted Field
Marshal Won H~indenburg's plan to form
a Peoples Guard. or national army, ac-
cording to a Copenhagen dispatch to
the Daily Mail 1t is said that the Ger
man army. under this plan. will be
stronger than ever. All officers have
received instructions to keep the details
secret. Women will be employed for
auxiliary services.
Count Won B]rockdornf- Rantzau, Ger
man minister to Denmark, has been
appointed Foreign Minister OF Germany,
In succession to DIR. w. 5. Solf, according
to reports from Berlin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21

Berlin. Dec. 21.-(By A. P.)-The
election OF n new central executive COM
mittee has been completed. The social
are largely in the majority. CIV
ing the cabinet a support It heretofore
lacked. Not only are many Of the men,
hers really able men, but radicals like
Georg Ledcbour. Dir. August Mueller and
other members of the old executive COM
mittee have been eliminated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21

Machine Gun Corps. entered the service
thirteen months ago and sailed on Jniv
10, after a period OF training at CAMP
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
Ninety-six thousand autotrucks and

Ninety-siN thousand autOtrucks and
passenger cars were left on the hands
of manufacturers by cancellation of War
Department orders. In addition. manu-
%facturers have 10000 motorcycles and
35, 900 bicycles hat the Government or
dered and cancelled on the signing Of
the armistlce. 1t was estimated that
about half of these wheeled vehicles
would have been ready for delivery by
January /. r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21

Meade. He was a salesman before en-
tering the army.
Corpora Louis o. B%ouchard, officially
reported as severely wounded. is n mem.
Der of the 302d Mechanical Repair Unit,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
sHIPPING NnTIrH

The steamer Boilston, from Galveston for
New York, IN reported OF Tybee in diatress
The Spanish steamer Urkioia MendI the
first steamer from that country 10 trade with
this port for many years, arrived at Break.
70 Galley Davis : Co, The vessel belongs
lulu 10 Philadelphia, In In distress six mills
of 81. Augustine, Florida, Tugs have been
sent TO tho assistance OF the steamer.
The steamer Sehome collided with the
steamer General Frisbie In San Pablo BAY,
California;, during a heavy fog, The 9ehome
was badly damaged, Passengers on board
the vessel were all rescued. although two
members OF the crew are believed to have
Monticello Steamship Company,
The lnriush efhooner Eva. G.. from Cadlz
10 81, I0hn'e, with \ cargo nf salt was ahan.
dcnod IN ml0.oroen IN q iohky coHdltion. Ihn
WAS picked ~ by tho steamer War
cobfa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21

Munich, Dec. 21.-(By A. P)-Doctor
Luppe. Mayor of Frankfort-on-the Main,
announces that the German national as
sembly will meet there. Chief Burgo-
master NaGt has gone to Berlin TO make
arrangements for a meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21

T.. A. s. Clark has been elected presi-
dent OF the Steel Export Company and
has accepted, It Is officially announced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
NEWS OF THE PORT
TODAY'S ALMANAC
GIN Ann TInEg

SUN AND TIDES
Sun rises. 7:1s a mlSun SETS. 4:2s p m
PHILADELPHIA
HIgh water. az a m N IHish water. ~ m
REEDY ISLAND
High water IL ;27 a mlHigh water. ~ 40 D m
Low water. TAO a inflow water. 8:i1 p m
BREAKwATER
foW w Wa | 9 - a a m m Low w wa | iii 5:ii , m
ARRIVED
Str GIousSstg; MiGke5sSR; Boston, pass
an s,r mf Efiics Msnc'S MsSa %me Mi BsItim pren' p ass s.
and mdse. Ericsson Line.
CLEARED
Str Howard. Klrwsn' Jacksonville. pass
and mdss sot Mere IL g 4 Miners TRANS Co,
Str Pawnee. Rich, New York. mdse. Clyde
Str Ericsson. McNamse. Baltimore. pass
and mdse. Ericsson Line.
stss%Gsr DD,te, o T5 . N RSportCd at pate
Lake CORN; ; Sydney New York. Dec, q
Lake NS'"'f pq.wood No" York '''D'' Fl
Eric H....:.'J ucaro New York. Dec. 81
Liverpool New York. Dec. 81
Three Rivers New York. +. Dec. 81
otsego ,,,n..; Verdon New York;. Dec. 81
us,.n.n La PaHIiSs New YorE. . Dec. q
Pctroleine .tHavre New York. Dec. 81
George o. Henry
Rouen Now York. Dec. 81
Philadelphia Port Arthur. Dec. 90
War Bracken
CSrSir Portland Dec, 20
Rimfaxe. Philadelphia Copenhagen Dee. is
Marcus Hook Gibraltar Dec. IT
Angelo Toso
Philadelphia Genoa .......p Dec. II
TaomIna . . New York Genoa nee ia
Lapland. New York Liverpool Dec 10
Radloieine
Philadelphia Rouen ...,...D Dec. IT
Other CIearinRs
Steamship From Sailing For Data
Borgestad Baltimore Palo Blanco. Dec "a
Magdala . Baltimore Falmouth 80, Dec 90
Brk Fiore, Baltimore MonteVideo Dec 20
Brk Alexander
baltimore Rio JaneIro -. Dec 20.
Brk SylvestJerne
Baitlmore Buenos Aires. Dec %
Persian Jacksonville Phila ,.,,,..,Dec 90
Tunisle 49,. Barry Sandy Hook. . Dec III
France ~. 'Bordeaux New York. e.. Dec IS
Brk Asulf Bahia Phila ....,,,De 10
Fleurs De Lys
Dartmouth Sandy Hook. Dec 10
Gibraltar Hampton Rds Dee.l7
Hull PhIla ..,, Dec 10
samland ,.,.. .Havre New York, i. Dec IL
SHIPPING NOTES
The steamer Boilston. from Galveston for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21

Director General McAdoo has signed
these railroad compensation contracts:
North Pacific Railroad and its subsidia-
ries at $3O.130,06s; Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac, $1.137,373.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21

LIVE~The market ruled nfm at the late
ndyance With demand absorbing the limited
ecSstAnss sseos iSs aS y sIns IA sua ,e"9Ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21

5oci spring chickens. according TO quality.
2s@ 32c; ROSTERS. 81 a 22c: ducks. Pekin. So
2s 32c; turkeys, 80@Ssc; guineas, Young.
per pair. weighing Ia 02 pounds apiece,
tlWl.lO; smaller sizes. coo soc: do. old,
per pair. 10 a. soc; pigeons. old, per pair,
600 Soc; do, young. per pair. % q 8Oc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market ruled hrm though quiet on a
.sis Of &c for nne graduated.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-01
government Roundly Denounced B,
Berlin University Professor For
Permitting Different Excuses
For Food to Appear on
the Market

AMSTERDAM. jan. is.-(corrs-
spesdsncs Of the Associated Prsss) -
fAs slmost complete iask Of nourish.
sset 10 many Of the food "substi.
iutss'' nov being sold 10 Osrmany 10
afessins . storm Of warning from
0ssnsn scientists. who declare that
government supervision Of the whole
substitute food trainc 10 an Immediate
ssesssity. Professor Jucksuack Of
sIs University Of Berlin. writias IN
10 vossischs zsIsuns. says;
1T b useless Any longer to hide
'As truth. Unisss the sovsrnmsnt IL.
's'vsass 70 put some control over the
seod Of substitute foods With which
70 are overwhelmed. the snd Of the
v1 Will also see the end Of third Of
ue'nany's population. Moreover. the
remaining twO.thirds will bs 20 en-
seeelsd from malautritioa that they
vii b unable TO perform the In.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-01

insnss tasks Of rscupsraiion and res.
toration.
The devil alone knows what are
tho ingrsdisnts of 'thousands Of these
wsslchsd substitutes that already do
duty for butter and eggs. oil and
milk. nour and spirits. meat and
broth. coffee and sugar. tobacco and
tee, ash and sausage. cheese and
caviar. aud 20 on. without end.
THE latest products Of the inssn.
ious substitute mongsrs are really too
terrible to bs tolerated. 4 prspara.
lioa oe crude kerosene 10 now being
largely sold % frying oil. and 500
cases Of sssious illness. together with
nine deaths. have been traced 10 its
uss IN Rsflin alone. 4 preparation
called goose drippings" % prepared
from dogs fat; sss substitute form .
mixture OF chalk and baking powder:
caviar from Ash scales. and bread
from straw. What people. no matter
how patriotic. can hold out on such
eaPsi"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-01
Compulsory Food j.
Legislation Wanted

WASHINGTON. d. C.. The burden
Of food saving must bs placed on the
luxurious aud greedy. and not upon
the poor.
This must be tho basis of absolute.
" necessary new conservation and
food saving legislation.
Herbert c. Hoover has announced
this ~ his position In a letter written
10 Representative sydney Anderson 0f
Minnesota. who had proposed now
food legislation. The Anderson pro.
posai Of legislation. Mr.. Hoover says.
does not 20 far enough. The iegisia.
tion that 10 TO come thru the sxtsn.
sion Of the Lover act. Mr.. Hoover
said. must include:
Control Of distribution. In order
that oil cinsssa and localities shalt
fare alike. and that unnecessary con.
sumption shall bs prevented.
Control Of use Of foodstufYs In food.
Measure with q view 20 limiting the
essential manufactures.
Control Of commodities critically
necessary for the production and pres.
crvation of food stuRs In order to
prevent great losses or military sacri.
tices.
In addition. Mr.. Hoover indorses
the following sections OF the Ander.
aon bill
Compulsory whcntlcss or other-lsxs
days weekly.
Prohibiting use OF food stui1s IN
non.food products.
Limitation Of food served In public
eating places.
Declaring that 30 per cont OF oil
food IL wasted. Mr.. Hoover said that
conservation measures must not
draw savings from that class 10 which
economy and moderate use 10 . daily
necessity"
Tho shortage In sugar will not o..
ceed 10 per cont next year. That
should be made up. Mr.. Hoover said.
thru reduction Of candy and sweet
drinks manufactures by At least 30
psr cent. Sugar distribution also
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-01

Notics q hereby given that Elisa.
beth Johnson has been duly appointed
b. the Ceussy Court oe the STATE Of
oreeos. tor klamath Couaty. admin.
isiratrix Of the estate OF james II.
johnson. dsceassd. and all persons
mavins claims against the estate OF
said dscsassd are hereby notified to
present the same. properly verified. to
said sdministratrix at her residence
1t Xalln. klamath County. Oregon.
Dated this 3sth day Of January.
A. d. 1913.
ELl4ADETH JOHNSON,
Administratrix Of the Estate Of James
y. Johnson. Deceased.
26-l.e.16
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-01

In the County Court OF the STATE Of
Oregon. 10 and for klamath
County.
Estate Of Robert Maxwell. Deceased,
George W. Maxwell. Administrator
Nov. towit. on this nth day OF Jan.
uary. 1913. the petition Of George W,
Naxx oil. administrator Of the above
entitled sstate. coming On for hear
Ing aud liberalization. and Il appear.
INK TO the court By said petition here
In hlsd. that the real estate Of said
estate should b sold and conveyed.
and that said petitioner q adminis-
traitor Of the estate OF Robert NsI.
we'll. deceased. b authorised 70 con.
vsy the hsrsinsftsP described real
sstxts. and that all psrhons interest
ID In said estate should b notified.
Il 10 hereby ordered that this cita-
tion b published tor four consecu-
tive and successive weeks In the Even.
Ing Herald. . nswspapsr Of general
circulation pualishsd IN the County
OF Klamath. STATE Of Oregon. being
the county wherein. ssad land % stu
atsd. requiring oil persons. heirs Of
sald estate. and all others interested
therein 10 b present and appear In
the eounty court room In the County
Of klamath. aad state OF Oregon. q
I o'clock ,. y. On the 9th day OF Feb.
ruary. 1913. and then and there make
ohjsetioas. Il any there b. Why IN or.
der should not b made by this court
authsrisisas and snpewssias The said
George ". Maxwell. - administratos
oe said sstate. 70 cell and convoy the
foll"wias described premises. to-wit:
The north halt Of the southeast
auartss. snd the southeasG auartsv
OF Southeast quarter. section -,
township % O.. range II =. W. ~.
and the aorthsast quarter Of north.
east quarter Of section ~. township
% D.. range II =. ". ~. In Klam.
9Th cosaty. 0tats Of Oregon.
y the bsse bilder undsP sealsl BID
Tor the whole Of said estate. q asksd
u the pelitiea aled herein.
/. (sisasll MARION HANKS.
i1.ls.Ss-l-s JuAss County Court
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-01
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II your nostrils are csogged and
your head 10 stuffed and you can't
breathe freely because Of q cold or
catarrh. just get . small bottle OF
Gly's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Apply . little OF this fragrant anti
ssptic cream into your nUstrils and
lot II penetrate through every air
passage Of your head. soothing and
healing the inhamed. swollen mucous
membrane and you get instant relief.
All! how good II feels. Your nos
trils are open. your head d clear. no
more hawking. snuning. blowing; no
more h.adache. dryness or struggling
tor breath. Ely's Cream Balm d iust
what sufferers from head colds sad
catarrh need. tn delisht-Aav.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-01

must 10 controlled. he said. to keep II
from greedy hands"
Ammonia also must be reduced.
There 10 today an absolute shortage
Of 960. ZOO. 900 pounds Of this product
In sight. To meet this shortage. Mr..
Hoover recommended that use OF am.
monis bs prohibited for maintenance
Of skating rinks. fur and alcoholic
drinks. cold storage establishments
and household ammonia. and the like.
Unless the ammonia shortage IL met.
he said. the danger to tho military
establishment will be great. a. the
production Of munitions must be re-.
ducsd.
Wastags Of tins for cans also must
be prohibited. he urged. In conclu.
sion Hoover said:
II am perfectly willing 10 20 on
and make every effort 10 succeed with
voluntary methods. and. In fact. the
situation II one Of such gravity that
We are now sending out further and
further requests for more self denial,
for more voluntary action among the
trades In support Of conservation. I
hope that We will succeed. but I think
Il only right TO point out that. II II
shalt fall. the grave responsibility can
not DO left upon my shoulders. II con-
gress should consider that nothing
further 10 necessary by way Of ieEis.
lation."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-01

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ITALIANS
SUCCESSFUL
WEDNESDAY
FUsrI0N or LINES on NoR1s.
ERN FRONT IMPROVED ~ 40.
HvTIEs or wsDNEsDAY-BER.
I'm ALSO CLAIMS VICTORY

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..'oa west OF the vrsnssla Valley
~ .ae mountaia trent was Improved
wseassday. the war once hes an
.,.' .saSee' The lins vas advsaesd
rs' sa.'' % the northwest OF Col dsl
,.n .aaLIN. Feb. i--Itanisa attacks
'.saeasd x.. Wednesday southwest Of
.~s ...so plateau broke dowa usdsr The
.usoo .ss ars. sseordins 10 oAelal ~
su' u' The Italian priseass have
nessassl % over eco. n