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Evening star., 1918-04-10
FoR sAIE-HoUsEs.
C0ntfM0oa.

ron .s.,y-A VERY sUBsrAN-
t,auv hniIt large six-room home In
Rioominrdale. Price. 81. $50.
PHILLIPS & sAGER, INC.
NJ. es. 14O9 New York ave. nv.
FOR SALE-An etght-room DrieA
house within one sanare n OF s pricS
s''oPfi PHILL1Ps 4 sAGER. INo..
NJ aG 1909 New York ava Nv.
FOR sALE-Splendid tsa- room esme
on Girard st, Columbia Heisnfs;
.hot-water heat: excellent eonoi"on
Throughout. Price. SI.ZIo. rxc
N, 9S. 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-ThorouEhly modern SIX
room and bath home in Coiumpia
Heights: hot-water heat; electric
ughts: stationary wash tubs and ser
wants toilet in cellar; double rear
porc,lrs. Price. 81. $50: oa @ terms.
PHILLIPS L SAGER, INC.
y; %: 1900 Ner lev. f0rs srs.room sve' hous: n;~;
in best locat tiou Twinfng City, A
home that is suitable for an employs
of the navy yard. Price, $1,000.
Terms will he arranFed.
PHILLIPS 4 SAGER- INC.
NJ %. 1900 New York ave nv.
FOR SALE-A ten-room home ~
Washington Heights: rot-water heat
electric lights: newly papered and
painted throughout. Price. $500.
Reasonable terms can he arranged.
PHILLIPS 4 SAGER, INC.
NJ e8. 1909 New York ave. pv.
FOR sALEA-A very substantially
built eiKht-room house with ies
5Gx150. within walking distance 11
the steel plant. Here Is splenoid
4
: locate convenient 70 their work. The
house is In drst-ciass condition: con-
crete cellar; in very pretty location.
Price, $4,000.
, PHILLIPS & sAGER. INC.
NJ. ss. 1409 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-one of the hest built
: seren-room and bath homes sc. bet.
East Capitol st. and Pa. ave-: has
het-water heat; oak paneled halls and
dining rooms cold storage vault In
cellar. Price. Sc, 500.
PHILLIPS 4 SAGER, mo,
NJ. 9S- 1409 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-A splendid twelve-room
+ Price. S4.25O. Immediate possession
PHILLIPS 4 sAGER. INC.
NJ. aS. 1909 New York aye. NV.
FOR sALE-An exceptionally nice
new eisht-room detached corner
home NV: ready for immediate oc-
cupancy: hot-water heat: electric
PHILLIPS & sAGER, INC,
". 9s. 1409 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-An exceptionally nice
six-room home me-, With rear yard
and garage. Price, $500.
PHILLIPS 4 SAGER. INC.
NJ. as. 1909 New York ave NV.
FOR SALE-A fine nine-room home
MI haf hos
18th st. and facing beautiful park.
A real location for home or for sub
renting; near two car lines. Will
make reasonable terms. Price.
PHILLIPS & sAGER, INC,
NJ. 9s. l409 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-A beautiful eight-room
home NV, with hot-water heat: lot
2oxl4o to 2O-ft- paved alley; front
end double rear porches. Price,
$3.50.
PHILLIPS 4 sAGER. NC,
NJ. 9S. 1409 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-An exceptionally nice
ten-room and two-bath home in Co
lnmhta Hetghts; nice yard front and
ont. Price. $3.50. Reasonable
terms can he arranged.
PHILLIPS 4 SAGER, INC,
n: 9s. 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-A very attractive six ;
room and bath home In Columbia
Heights, With excellent yard; con-
..eni.nt to both car lines. Price.
PHILLIPS & sAGER, INC.
N: %. l40e New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-A very attractive de-
tached home in Takoma Park With
six rooms and bath; lot 6Ox2OO:
modern Throughout. We can sell for |;
Evening star., 1918-04-10

FOR COLORED OF THE BETTER GLASS;"
GLENDALE, d. c.
Take the street cars marked District. line"
Get of at 4Sth street ne. and walk sorth
new graded street. Lots. $3.50 and up. On easy
terms. We about to start some more of those
beautiful homes. Like to have one, wouldn't
you? Well. do others of the better class
are doing. Take advantage of the extra hour of
daylight and come out any evening Sunday.
Representative on property till 1880 pm.
IRWIN & SHANK, 1410 G st. Main 39OS
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. BRICK HOUSES, FAOINd STREETS,
ALL ON ONE LARGE LOT. GOOD LOCATION.
=. W. GRoOMEs. 141e ST.
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FOR sALE-sAUL's ADDFT1oN-sT.760.
DetAeAed home, 10 rms, hot-water heat.
Close TO 18th ST. Possession soon
CHA1. W. STEERS. 1920 n. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR sALE-715 ST. Sci GROOM D1.
tached brick; steam heat; modsrn bath; steel
house in good condition; occupied under leeee
soon to expire; $1,000: 81, 600 casht can arrsnes
terms balance; a good home for navy yard
workers to meet payments. JAMES II. WOOD
WARD, agent. 72S Goth 1t. NV, or Mrs. JOHN
brokers. no commissions, no other agent.
FOR sALD@s-ROOM HOUSE, on DEOzfUR
street near 18th, in Saurs Addition. For Quict
sale price reduced from s, 200 to 36S00 Phona
Cleve. So.
FOR S4.s5o-BEsT SECTION BLOoMINGD1IE.
0r. and b.; poFches; $3.50 cash, he1.. eSs.60 NJ.
See OWNER, 8a01 1st Ct A.v.s . D.n.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
C0ntlKl1ed.

For ssAaLE-pRIcE. $500; ArTRAcTIvE
north Of Park road. six-room colonial brick
house. having hot-water heat, oak Doors, nns
vacant and Immediate possession given. Reason
able terms made
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1906 II st. Nv
FOR sALEPRICE, $1,000. A WELL BUILT
corner brick house in Petworth, just vacated for
purpose Of immediate sale. house you Will
buy, having hot-water heat. electric lights
BOSS 4 PHELPS. inc, 14os il st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, SO. 25e. A HALE BLOCK
on from 14th street and north Of Park road. a
nearly new modem colonial brick house OF sig
rooms with bath. nttic. hot-water heat. electric
lights, oak floors. deep lot and a garage: An
BOSS 4 PHELPS, Inc, 14o8 II st. NV
FOR sALE-pRICE, $3.50 on IRVING
street Columbia Heights, convenient to 18th st:
sion given, Honses at tits price dificnlt to
~ BOSS { PHELPs, Inc 1nc.. 1aos H St NJ
FOR sAIE-PRICE. 81. GOO. A MOST sALA-
BILE house. Two stories. with four rooms on
doors ho, water @ heat t and a electric lshts an
tractve home from top TO bottom. Owner LEFT
city. Possession be obtained. Located be-
tween 14th and 18th streets, on the heights
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc. 1905 II ST. NV
FOR sALE-PRNE, $4,000 IN CHEVY CHASE.
ten rooms. Two baths, het-water heat and eiec-
buying a home in this suburb it would De well
Boss 4 PfIEIbs. Inc. loo II st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, 81, 500. ON THE HEIGHTS
south Of Park road and little of from 14fh
street. A well built attractive three-story house
Of ten rooms, two baths and hot-water beat:
Very few modern houses Of this type are now
for sale, well located.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc, 1906 st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. S., 500. CORNER
house. on & New Hampshire avenue north Of Park Park
six rooms and bath hot-water heat, electric
lights and perehes. Few corner houses are for
sale and this is an attractive one.
BOSS PHELPS, Inc. l408 II st. NV
FOR sALE-PRICE. $500 ON BELMONT
those fine three-story colonial houses, having
nine rooms. two baths. hot-water heat. electric
lights and porches- NONRESIDENT owner wishes
to make immediate SALE This price Is very
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 74oe st. NV.
FOR sALE-PR1CE. $500. A MOST COM
plete Mount Pleasant home, having large front
water heat. electric lights. screens. awnings and
s bsick garage; age; & You should see this house at
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc, 1908 Fl st. nv.
FOR sALE-PRIcE, $4,000. N 18th sTKEET
rooms, two baths hot-water heat, electric lights
large porches. One of the best houses ever Of
fered for the money in this well known section.
Located In Il beautiful block just of from 18th
street.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 14oe H St NV.
FOR sALE-PRIcE. $3.50. IN WASHINGTON
Heights, a little of from Columbia road. A
nearly new. modern and strictly up-to-date
home, having nine rooms and bath, hot-wnter
and rear rorches. Room for garage.
Evening star., 1918-04-10

HOLLOW TILE BUNGALOW; ROOMS;
garage; fne location: close to cars. price only
$s. .00Of 81 600 cash, balance easy terms. See
r. 4. LINGER, Exclusive Agent,
2S17 r. I. ave. ne.
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WANTED.

MARRIED COUPLE desire about four furnished
rooms for Ink. in near suburb: high eleyatIo,
preferred. Address Box 30s-A. Star office. IL
Evening star., 1918-04-10

! HAVE SEVERAL SPLENDID DETACHED,
MODERN DWELLINGS, ON GEORGETOWN
HEl0HTs. also one Cleveland Park and ons on
18th 1t. extended; with large lots, ranging In
price from $1,000 to es5 600 For particulars,
GEO. J. EAETERDAY,
14lO Q Ut. NV. Phone Main 1927.
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NEAR 10th AND n STE. Nw.-Two
sold, one left; very desirable; three
story brick, containing 8 rooms and
bath; furnace heat. Bargain at IS, $50.
NEAR N. H. AVE. AND 8 GT.-Hand-
some modern home; 12 rooms. s baths.
hot-wlter heat; large garage. Price,
$4,000. Possession in 80 days. possibiy
sooner.
NEAR 7th ST. AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Six rooms and bath; furnace heat; colo
nial porch. Price, s.. 600.
NEAR 18th AND U SITS. N.W.-Ten
rooms and bath; furnace heat. Price,
$1,000. Monthly tenancy.
NEAR 10th AND CALVERT SITS. NV.
Ten rooms. 2 baths. hot-water heat.
Price, IS, 350. Immediate possession.
NEAR 18th AND sIE. N.W.-Eight
rooms and 2 baths. hot-water heat.
Price. &. 600.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
1913 G. St. NV.
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FoR sAIE-HoBsEs.

XU0 961i6-3xOU0Go,
Ooatlnued- Z
FOR HALE-EEw HOME.
0 large rooms and bath: hot-wateR heat.
IAze sleeping ana breakfast porches, with
largo exfended pantries; deep lots.
Price. $5.7bo.
D. ]. DUNCAN, Maryland bldg,
1410 a ST. NV.
BEAUTITUL NEW ooRNRR HOUSE.
With large bedrooms.
HotSwRter heat and electric lights.
Extra large porches.
Large garage, entsring in from street.
NJ nuS1raS. rriss. xass,o,. M;2so; ,,u,,,,,.
14I0 Il at NV.
FOR sALE-NEARLY NEW HOUSE.
Seeo nd iafs near ho%s sssund'
D. J. DUNCAN. Maryland building.
141O II ST. NV.
NEW HOMES. WITH BUMTIN GARAGES.
large rooms and bath: hot.wAter heat.
Electric lights and hardwood floors.
Large breakfast and sleeping porches, with
Price. s., $50.
D. J. DUNCAN. Maryland building,
141O II St NV.
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE: FINE 12-RooM
modern Improvements. Would make a splendid
home home or Ian an M exceptional % roeming or boarding
'''e a. +. q cAaPSEiL. nfn LII 1910 o' 4 NV. sef''
KENYON sT.-ONE-HALF SQUARE FROM
scldiers Home. NV; six rooms tile bath: con-
crete CELLAR house 20 It. front by full depth to
1S-foot alley; room for garage; colonial porch;
very attractive home for IS 900: possession
about May l: Apply owner. W. E. BROWN.
1927 New York ave.
1902 Q ST. NV. NEAR IOWA CIRCLE-FTNE
corner house, 9 rooms and bath; steam hest;
attic; vacant: large front yard. Price. sao00
Terms. $500 cash: easy monthly payments.
c. F. WARING. s01 Southern bldg.
WE'LL BUILT. BRICK, GROOM AND RATH
ami; 11S9 4th at. me-; s. 800; terms. Rented
monthly agreement. OWNER, $50 Sontf-
building. IL
WE HAVE TO OFFER WHAT WE CONSIDER
Of the finest houses In the city, magnificent
central northwest location, containing 12 rooms
and three complete baths: grand sleeping porch
and every known modern convenience. Price
S15, 600.
J. A HAYDEN.
1410 st. NV. Main 1912
EIGHr ROOMS. BATH, ELECTRIC LIGHTB.
heat; stationary tubs; lot 4ox11o IT,; In nv.
GEORGE WM- SUMMERS.
1400 n st. NV.
10 ROOMS, BATHS, 5 OPEN FIREPLACBs
Large sleeping porch, gas and electric light, quar-
tsred oak trim. steam heat. Thoroughly COM
Portable, substantial house. OWNER. 1908 Irv-
ing st: Sio.0o0
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH Us.
For sale or rent. Quick results.
BANES REALTY CO.. go4 30 !, i4ss h,.s s..
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Possession in Is days, rooms and bath: hot
water heat. electric light; lot sox15o: price.
S5 T10: not less than 81 600 cash payment.
Mci.ACHLEN RANKING CORPORATION,
n. 49, Real Estate Dept. 10th sts. NV.
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A idBEKTY BOND FREE

N. L. Sansbury Co. Inc.
IN WARRINGTON HEIGHTS: a
semi-detached house with south and
east exposures: on a beautiful street
and surrounded BY handsome and
costly homes: rooms; modern in
construction and complete in detail;
an out-of-town owner has instructed
PRICE under 81, 500.
IN sAUL's ADDITION; IN unusu-
ally attractive home proposition;
two-story and attic house. contain
ing rooms and bath with hot-water
heat, electric lights and many other
attractive and up-te-date features,
The sleeping porch Is large and in
closed with glass. Lot 142 It. deep.
Garage PRICE. $1,000.
NEAR 18th ST. AND PARK
ROAD; 6 rooms and bath; hot-water
heat and electric lights; being new
~ papered and painted. This house
Is practically new and the location
is excellent. A bargain at q, 500.
NEAR 18th ST. AND COLORADO
AVE. We are offering q house
which would cost IS 900 more to du-
plicate today than the price ws are
asking; 10 rooms, bath rooms;
large buffers pantry: back stairway;
generous porches, front and rear:
large yard; fine lawn. This house
is built of hollow tile With stucco
finish and is one Of the handsomest
In this section. PRICE, $4,000.
IF YoU WANT A DANDY LIT
TIE HOME Of rooms and bath,
which can be occupied Immediately,
call us about this one, on Colum-
bfa Heights. in a good street be-
tween 18th and 18th sts.; newly
papered and painted; terms IL de-
sired. PRICE, 5000.
n. L. Sansbury Co., Inc,
721 18th St NV.
Phones 5oo4-5.
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Large 16-room house. Well suited
for renting rooms and boarders. Just
west Of 14th st. Price, FL 1.o00.
Modern siI room residence for sale
on Oak Ut. near 18th 1T. Front and
rear porchesi hot-water heat: elec-
tzfc lights. Price. u. 600.
7.Eoom heuss on Meridian ct. 1ust
OF 14th st.; hot-water heat; electric
Lights. Price, $1,000.
Large house. located near 10th
and II sts.; 18 rooms; 8 baths: hot
water heat: electric lights. Price,
$4,000.
Two-story. sight-room residence in
Southeast Washington: southern ex-
posure: overlooking park. Price,
Detached house in Petworth and
garage, v block from the car line; 8
rooms: hot-water heat; fine lawn
Price. $3.50. Now occupied BY the
owner.
JOSEPH G. ZIRKLE, Main 4o8s,
SoS Colorado bldg.
Evening star., 1918-04-10

NoRTHWEST HOME.
$o,000.
Near Dupont Circle; . rooms. baths; hot
water heat: electric light: cellar.
A desirable home for a small family.
Possession within thirty days, perhaps sooner.
MOORE & HILL (fnc.), 1902 st. NV.
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but very few casualties on this
drive because Fritz could not stand
the Smelling we gave him.
Well ] must close for this time,
hoping to hear from you often,
Write and give me all the news
You have more time to write than
| and paper is hard to get over
here.
With love from your son,
Arthur MENUS.
Co. A. 3s6th Infantry.
A, E. F., A. P. o. ,7oI.
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fnAusnra Lays Hpaxy Hand ON Or

/ ksAea&NstIE~s
The Christian Home Orphanage.
Council Bluffs, Iowa. weli-known
to many Of our people, has been
severely afflicted by q four sweeks'
siege OF Spanish influenza. Nearly
two hundred inmates, including
three ourths of the workers. were
stricken. Only two deaths oc-
CURED out Of this great number.
Unusual and unexpected debt has
been placed against the institution
in consequence Of this disaster.
This, together with the increase
during the year in the price Of all
supplies. has made a debt of q early
ten thousand dollars, which the
management of the orphanage 10
striving to raise by q Thanksgiving
offering. Whatever you feel abba
to send to help lift this debt. will
be grestfully received and is needed
now an never before Contribu-
tions should be mailed to the Chris
tian Home Orphanage, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
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Gasoline street sweepers.

The new gasoline street sweepers
operate so quickly and SO cheaply that
they threaten to do away entirely with
the old horse-drawn apparatus. One
three-wheeler, gasoline-driven machine
is counted equal to four horse-drawn
sweepers. 1t clears the street to with.
In 16 inches Of the curb at cost Of
seven cents a thousand yards.
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Arthur MENUS Goes Through Big
Fighting.


On the Lines, Sept. 40, 1918.
Dear Folks at Home: l am all
O. k. at present. I am sitting in
a dugout here all by my lonesome.
with everybody else asleep around
me. Fritz is more quiet than usu-
al tonight. We sure had him step.
ping around some here some time
ago. We went over the top and
drove them back several miles. /
am back behind the lines taking
rest now. The bunch sure did
need it, too, after the drive.
] suppose you read all about our
division in the papers. We got
New York paper few days after
the drive and it told all about it.
We are awful near TO the. great
Hindenburg lines nov. l saw
Steve Cordz again the other day.
He is about the only one have
seen from right around there. He
was feeling fine when | saw him.
An overcoat feels mighty good
these nights. suppose it is plen-
| ty warm back there yet. 1t would
not be SO bad here if a fellow had
a good place to sleep and could
sleep, but a runner is liable to be
called most any time. We are on
the move so much that about the
time we get fixed up we pack up
and 60 again.
The towns around here are all
torn to pieces. There is hardly q
wall left standing. You know they
have been fighting here for the last
four years so person can't expect
much. We have got Fritzie driven
back farther now than he has beer
since his last big drive. We had
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Feared She MIoht BE suspected

Nudge came downstairs with per-
haps one-half bottle of big sisters
perfume saturated in her clothing. She
got up on a chair beside mother, and
looking up into her face. she said,
Mother, IL you smells angling. 1t isn't
me-"
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c. B. Subjects Dispersal Sale
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1918
Golden City, Mo.
,ble LongfeIIoW, Ell. R. No. 142479

No. l. Lilies Noble Longfellow, H. r. No. 142479
;ss;4s sss1s
grand individual good breeder disposition you
looking for herd SIRE here he is
No. 2. Queen Lettie Pogis H. R. No: 31s72s
Che BY Blue Bells Golden Ro.ebay
@ M @ coy the year sn her @ s. as
No. 3. Golden Hazel Pogis H. R. s17s5s
No. v As . a. SIRE S and Dam peS S E
Cicero fine as any dairy ndydua This s shOE as well
tembe g. and giving gallons Of milk. '~''''''
No. 4. Miss Minnie Pogis H. r No. 2sS11s
gold Pog If you looking for here she This cow
will give gallons of milk day taken and has fine
cent and she reshened September T.
No. S. Miss Rowena Pogis H. R. No: 3s732s
% vsB bs She Hs she sb n @ s will
No. 6. Miss Irene Pogis H. R. No. 4oss76
e 49, ss sS s
make jersey she will freshen in January.
Dropped March 'ss se Lille. Noble oasfse@
ngs Du Ps nb m . King N s by Ms Sn
ter tests pounds and to pounds and ounces This
o s aa a.s @SS 5
Nos Gladss Noble Tulip. Hefer eligible to register
Dropped A1 %ss G H. Sire re Lilies Noble ongOw No.
No. g. colden's Noble LongfelIow. Male, eligible
142479 Dam Queen Leie Pog No 31s7s This calf you will
bred right and breed his herd will do we'll
to lead this calf off.
No. 10. Hazels Noble LongfelIow. Male, eligible
Dropped September 1918 Sire Lilies Noble Longfelow No
1a479 Dam Golden Hazel Pg No 313sS This calf bred right
and should be appreciated.
Eight head horses and mules
Two stock heifers Nineteen head hogs
Household goods and farm implements
One 6-cylinder 7-passenger Studebaker auto
TERMS-cash, or months time at per cent in
terest from date
B. F. Boland and A. w. RadfoEd, AUctiOnSsrs
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men VINO went out from Jasper anu I'M
vicinity to serve humanity in
the war with Germany. The list was
by the Home Service CONF
lnittee of the local Red Cross society.
Walter, Andrews, 0rville
Sam Blaze, Ivan l.
Buerge, Clyde Buzzard, Glen ]
Brown, Bryan Brown, Delmar
Brown, Virgil Bredencamp, A
Bright, John Beckham, James
Boyd, Clyde Bowman, Ray
Baker, Frank Crabtree, Frank
Cook, Ralph Cook, Verne
Cline, Fred GClouser, Orlo f
Campbell, George Campbell, John H
Cordz, Corp S L Cordz, Sergt T.
Carter. Winfred Carter, Max
Carter, Virgil 1,line, Mont
Drake, A Mendel Donnel, Clarence
Davis, Vernie Davis, Harry
Dennison, Rolf Earl, Lester K
Frick, Earl b Farris, Will
Farris, Louis Gresham, Howard
Gresham, Louis L Good, Mark
Goddard, Lester Goddard, Fred
Grim, Chas Order, Dennis
Order, Davis Henderson, Ernest
Hill, Claude L Headlee, Jessie
Hem, Mai. Roy Hough, Russell B
Hartley, Basil Halle, Cleo
Hickman, John johnson, Robert J
Kitterman, Walt Kitterman, Sergt q
Keener, John Karls, Sergt Ray
Lehman, Joe Lucas, Con
Lowe, John Lear, Louis
Largent, f A &Lauderbaugh w w
Lemasters, Floyd aLaForce, DIR H
LaForce, Edwin aLaForce, Oils
Little, Murrel LaForce, Rane
Mikesell, Milton Mikesell, Clyde
Mikesell, Roy Mikesell, Dewey
Mikesell, Hobson McClintock, Floyd
MENUS, Arthur f'Meador, Jasper
Miller, Allen 1NIiller, Chas
Mayors, Will Meyer, Morgan
Mckee, Robert N1eador, Floyd
Mcconnell, CD Orahood, Harry
Orahood, VIM Patterson, MILFORD
Patterson, l. u Powell, Corwin
Patterson, Roy Pennington Leroy
Quillin, Len Rice, Nathan
Rice, Virgil Radford, Harry
Roberts, Dyson Robinson, Hugh
Robinson, Roy Smith, Jim
Schell, Alden Snyder, Roy
Smith, Eugene Sweezy,
Sterling, Ralph Seela, Melvin
Squire, Basil Stearns, Virgil. l.
Serafine, Guy Sheets, Harold
Taylor, John Thompson, Joe
Thomas, Lemuel' Tabler, Harry
Templin, Leslie Thiel, VIM.
Tiller, Bryan Thomas, Lester
Tallman, Harry Thacker, l. l.
Tiller, Clyde Tidball, Pedro
TROUT, Jesse Webb, Roy
Webb, Sergt Guy Webb, Rue
Wine, Robt Y Wheeler, Raymond
Wheeler, Verlie Wine, John
WEIGH, Ben Wine, Chas
Yates, Ernest
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Weeks Food Prices Fixed
For This County by Board

The by the board Tuesday night prevail coming
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.Jsspe = Service Roll.

Following is the list Of the young
men who went out from Jasper and i'm
mediate vicinity to serve humanity in
the war with Germany. The list was
furnished by the Home Service COM
mittee of the local He'd Cross society.
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Dropped February a. 1916 Eleys Noble (who
sired by Noble of the Naples No 1o654) Dam Oveoos Noble
Lille No 3oI7 This bull bred purple you will
grand individual good breeder and fine disposition If
looking for a herd sire, here he is.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-11-21
2. Queen Lettie Pogis H. r. No. 315725
8. Golden Hazel Pogis H. r. 317358
ME Pogis H. r No. 283118

Dropped May 1912 Sire lean Magods Pogis Dam Mari
gold Pogs looking producer here she is This
will give gallons of milk day taken of and has fine
udder and put under Her milk per
tands The freshened Septemher
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-16
GOOD WORDS
For The New Management
Of Hotel Main.

{ a Cerulean Springs correspondent
in the Cadiz Record says: Among
the numerous good citizens we hav e
sent Hopkinsville and Christian, the
last but not least in our esteem by
any means. are NJ. and Mrs w. &.
Grey, late Of the CeruIean hostelry,
now proprietors Of the Hotel Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray are an acquisition
to any town. Mrs Gray is one OF lie
finest vocalists it has ever been our
good pleasure to hear and we are
sure the churches of Hopkinsvile
still greatly enjoy her solos, and she
is ever ready aud willing to contr.-
butte TO the enjoyment and betterment
OF the people among whom she
dwells.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-16
LESSONS BY MOVIES
ON FOOD PRODUCTION
Motion Pictures Being Prepared
to Suggest to Farmers Ways
They Can Assist.

prepared BY tho United States Depart
ment % Agriculture)
Motion pictures. designed 10 teach
lessons In food production 10 rural and
urban dweIlers and to suggest 20 them
ways In which they cnn contribute 10
such production. are being prepared
- the United States department Of
agriculture. The first films which are
20 be handled under nm agreement with
the Universal Film Manufacturing
company. through its exchanges. were
made early In December. One OF the
first hlm lessons showed activities In
the national forests. which not only
are important sources Of timber and
wnter supply. but also AFFORD grazing
for large number OF cattle and sheen.
The second release win show what
children through the pig clubs are do
Ing to Increase the supply OF pork.
Other selections from the departments
10000 feet OF Official subjects will make
Hear various features OF food produc-
ion. the raising Of meat animals and
horses. and will deal with home activi-
les such as poultry raising and the
'anning and drying OF perlshable prod
lets.