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The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-30
DRAFT EXPLAINED
 BY FOUR MINUTE MEN
CAMPAIGN BEGINS MONDAY EVE MING IN THE LOCAL THEA
 TRES TO EXPLAIN SUBJECT

Members of the Four Minute Men Of Hot Springs will begin their campaign Monday evening in tho local theatres to explain the whole of the new selectire draft law that takes in all men between tho ages of IS and i5 years. The assignments for the theatres as made by the local chair man, are as follows
 Monday Princess theatre. Rev 2. N Nyhe; Central theatre, Rev N x Waldrip, Royal theatre, Rev $. W, Kendrick.
 Tuesday Princess theatre James Reamy Central theatre, O. II. sum ter; Royal theatre, C r Gotham
 dnesday-Princess theatre, L. E Sawyer. Royal theatre J IA Graham; Central theatre, Rev C. F.. Hickok
 Thursday Princess theatre, Rev M x Waldrip: Central theatre Rev $ W. Kendrick; Royal theatre Rev F. lI Wylie
 Friday Princess theatre, C. IT, Gotham Central theatre, James Reamy; Royal theatre, 0. II Sumq- ter
 Saturday Princess theatre. l. L. Graham; Central theatre, l.. E. Sawyer Royal theatre Rev C. F. Hickok
 The extra call men are B. II Ran doph, A. B. Bedding, and C. A. Gala han, and i- is anticipated that at least two of the above cnga-aments will have Co bc filled the first week by tho call men.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-30
WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Garland County, Ark Goorsia State Savings Association and Edward W. Bell Trustee Plaintiffs, vs. Minnie O. Webb Calvin J Webb, ct al, De fendants
 The defendants. J. w. Jenkins Company Eastern Cloak and Suit Company Bedding Brothers and Com pauy Rothschild Brothers Hat Com pany Brown Shoe Company, The Morgan Anderson Company, Singer Moss Clothing Company, Schwarz X Wild, Harga1ine- McKittrick Dry Goods Company, C. N RiX, Trustee, arc warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs, Georgia State Savings Association and Ed ward w Bell. Trustee.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 26th day of July, A D 1918
 F. W. ROWI4ES. Clerk. S. w GARRATT, Attorney ad litem.
 S-2-5w
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FRENCH AT THE OlSE.

Paris. Aug 29.-The French armies are now engaged on both sides of the Oisc and are moving forward in close Eo-ordination The passage of the Cfs a Norliucourt is of interest because it was the first time that General Mangin was able to cross the river Qucsnoy wood, to the east Of Ecuvlly which was captured by Gen cral Dc5eney's army was one of the main artillery ceuter7 of the enemy on his front
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-30
GERMANS STILL CLAM
 TO BE SUCCESSFUL
REPORTS TO HOME PEOPLE TELL OF CHECKING BRITISH WITH
 HEAVY LOSSES.

Amsterdam, Aus 29 Assurances are still being given the German poo- pie that the entente offensive is a ghastly failure. A semi official dis patch from Berlin says
 The British at noon on August eS renewed their attempt to break thru seven times they drove forward stormiug waves which were continu- ously reinforced and led by tank sQuadrons into the fire of our machine guns and cannon which had been brought up to the foremost line. The fire from these guns. or smartly exc cuted counter attacks, repulsed the enemy and inflicted heavy losses uuoa him
 After recounting the alleged c-- successful attacks south of the Scarpe in the region of St. Leeer and south west of Bapaume, the report says.
 Following drum fire which began at 5,45 o'clock in the morning, a heavy attack was made by ccheloned troops from Delyille wood to the Somme. Tho attack collapsed in our defense fire ar before our counter attack"
 Partial enemy attacks in the after noon between the Somme and the Disc were repulsed, the report adds, by covering attachments before our new positions and the report concludes by saying:
 Repeated heavy attacks this morn ing north of the Aisne brought only fresh sacrifices of blood To the French
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-30
CITY POUND NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that GiI take up within thecity limits. Angus goth, one small white mule with bel on and % piece of chain on one rpot Branded on right shoulder with fi1ure { Will be sold September lth. IBIS for poun fees. feed bin and adv, and all incidental costs ut city pound. lg o'clock same day.
 D. REYNOLDS. &-1tlN Pound Master
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JUDGE LANDS POSTPONES
 SENTENCE OF \. w. W. 5

Chicago, Aug. D. Because of new evidence introduced by the defense Federal Judge Landis late this after noon postponed the sentencing of loo l. W w leaders convicted of conspir- acy To disrupt the governments war program and announced that he would finaily dispose of me case at two D. m tomorrow
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-30
PLATEAU HOTEL

Como Square, sanitary, pleasant rooms, also light housekeeping ac- cOmmodations, summer rates Como and see us; new management C
 W. stanton, formerly of Blgeow, Little Rock, Fort Roots and Camp Pike, S33 1-2 Central avenue. Phone 720. 5-16-1mo
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WARNING ORDER.

In thc Chancery Court of Garland County Ark
 H. MaNcy, plaintiff, ys Mamie F.. MaNey, defendant
 The defendant. Mamie E Maxey, warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff H. j Maxey. Witness my hand and the seal of aid court this 9th day of August. l9lS
 r W ROWI4ES, Clerk II r CAMPBELL Atty. ad Litcm
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NEGRO PORTER HELD.

<. Van Horn, negro Pullman DOT ter, Was arrested yesterday mornm ou a charge of b,in.ing liquor into in. state. and was fined $20o and givcl sixty days at iard labor on the chal gang The arrest was made on mfor uation gathered by government moI who came over on the train with t,l negro and watched his actions.
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| ELECTRIC FANS FOR RENT OR
 SALE AT RUSH BROS. PHONE s3s.

Dr. Ira A. Williams. Chlropractor, six years experience in Hot Springs Office, corner Central and Court streets opposite Arkansas National Bank Building Telephone HIS.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-30
AFTER SJCkNE SS.
Mrs, Page Tells How Vinoi Restored

Mrs Page Tells How Vinoi Restored
 Her Strength and Stopped Caugh.
 Brooklyn Conn Pneumonia left me weak, rundown and with d cou2h for which | doctorcd for six month without getting better A friend from Virginia asked mo to try Vmol lt healed my cough, gave me a good appetite, l sleep well and feel we'll and strong Mrs Thomas Page
 Ninol owes its success in such cases 10 beef and cod liver peptones and glycerophosphates, the oldest and most amous body building and strength creating tonics known
 R. c Morris Drug company and druggist everywhere (AdvJ
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WARNING ORDER

In tho Chanccry Court of Garland County Ark
 A. G. Hinton plaintiff, ys. Cassie Hinton, defendant
 The defendant Cassie Hinton, warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. A. G. Hinton Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 9th day of August 1alS.
 F W. ROWlES, Clerk. Il r CHAPEL, Atty ad Lltem
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-30
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Firs game:
 Brooklyn .... o0o ooG oo0 -U 5 | New York .....00U l0l 20X | z 0
 Nafquard ana M Wheat, roncy and Mgtluy.
 First game R II. E. St Louis ........0lo 0O0 0o0 { 2 Piusbar4h .. GOO oo0 QlX-t , |
 Doak and Goulaics, Cooper and schmidt
 Second game R. IL E. st. Louis ...... .ool Ol0 oll-4 10 9 Pittsburgh ....uo0 l01 H0o-l 1
 Shcrdell and Hroch Mayer and schmidt
 First game R. IT, F Cincinnati ... 000 u0o 0U0 70 D I Chicago ..... ono 00u IoN-l s C.
 Filler and Archer. Tyler and Kiulcr
 Second same R. H. E Cincinnati -.ooo oo3 100-4. 5 Chicago ......ooo g0o Blk G g ?
 Ring and Wngo; Hendrix and OFarrell
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hME RICAN LEAGUE.

Score hy Innings k. II. r. New York ....0I2 lo2 olo.G II O Washuston GOO 0ot oo0-l 1
 Koating. Nogridee and Hannah; Harper, Matteson Ayers and Picinich.
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Dr. l.. A. iili has moved his ollie from Malvern Drug store to l25 Co0r street at First Baptist church
 &-23-IWk
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ELECTRIC FANS FOR RENT OR SALE AT RUSH BROS PHONE 936.
 7-2G-tf
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Or. Gillespie, Dentist, Citizens Ma tional Bank Bldg. 8-7-tf
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Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

-&iele buuoerte bon OeutIden,
sic peri1umt botten ibr critics Notll-
raliiationspopier beraus3unebmeu,
bepor sic Ser. Staten in ben &rieg
eintroten, lino Tim Die ipe5ieae Ser
giinitigung eingefommen, I'm ibre
Decentralization nodiu6en gu oiirfen
uno oainit aus Dem Stanoe Der feino-
IidJen Ausl1n0er ai i6eioen. Sbre
Applifotionen unterliegen Der 8rii-
flng oeS Siliti5minilteriunlS, mel6es
6cim 9rGiioenten cine giinltige @nt.
l6cioung befiirmprten oiirfte in Sal
len, no oie 2oDalitGt Der Applifon-
ten ouBer 6roge ltebt.
-Sn Oieier Belt, 100 10 piele piin.
lhu1sluerte u1o observation-disclosures
te nod 8aibington 5uiommenltro-
men, iollte man re6t poriihtig iein
l.lO nidt irgenopel6e @ertioden in
einem mbeaufiidtigten g(utomobil
liegen loilen. 2ieutenant S. 81. 90
ro9ue bot feline oiesbe5itglihe oa5u
groBe @ertrouensieIigfeit i9mer biib-
en- miiIien. gr botte iein @utomobil
in ser NGbe oes @alter Heeo Soipi-
tols iteben laiien uno mGbreno leirer
A%bpeienbeit iin0 aus oemielben Glib
ertp Bombs i'm 8ertenon 5000, 1852
N boar, elm lilhernes Gigorrettcnetui,
elm G9efbu9 uno Elm 8libli6t geItob-
len mor0en.
Die 9emobner eineS@partmentS
in t4t6 sc StroBe Noromelt Iino oas
0pier zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ee-
morOen. @inmal lhidte er ibnen ei-
men 2ei6enbeltatter nuf ole 8ltoe, Der
notiirIi6 lpieoer obdieben miBte, neil
cS fir i'm nidts 81 trn CAB. Den
nGhlten Gag fam Elm Mann, Der nit
getrogenen &leiOern bnnOelte, uno
lagte, er mare per Eelepbon belteHt.
Damn muroe oaS Yoli5eibouptquar-
tier bertahridtigt, bob in ienem Np-
ortment elm Moro perilbt poroen mG-
re. Shleuniglt cilten Die Eoli5eire-
ierbcn oortbin nur im beruus5ufin.
BEN BOB man aud iie gum Narren
gebobt batte.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

Colonial, 9ea6, So, 5. Oft. 1918.
@eebrter Serr @inflerl
@~inlieeeno l6ide i6 Sbnen Gbed
iir $3.50 in 3ablung fiirs Sournal
bis nd6iten Auguit. Sic als 3ei-
tungSmeni9 mer0en ii6 aud l6on
oicSSrage gelteqt ba6en, mas gum
<dlld b1lt ben 8rinfmaam iolange
I'M t~rofencn miieroblen ytelt felt mie
Colonial 8eod. Sd meiB, ale 3ei-
tlmgsmeniden beiiben einen 5ieVlid)-
Ell @roo bon Neugieroe uno CLAUDE,
sic MAIDEN feline @usnabme. Sum
Inn SSbre uno meiner 8efannten
gtellgieroe al itilen mill iG @u6 elm
menig Altfflarung geben. Gin Sreuno
bon mir, Elm &err 6. @. bebauptete
Dor oielen Sobren, oaB Naes nidt
MIR 9 ion0ern 80 Seiten bate; es
mar inn Surnberein mo- Hiemano je-
mails gelogen bat. SD mill Sbnen
einigc bon ben 80 Seiten bier ouf-
3Gblen, quite unb i@lehte. Stun: bel
ihlebtem @etter itebt man ipGt auf,
iGngt SIieeenL Grgert li6 iiber oas
SrilbItiid, trGgt lanee @ummiitiefel
ltno Grgert ii6 iiber oas &egenmetter,
1ebt Damn sur Yolt uno befommt eli
men groben 8rief uno 6rgert iid) nod
mails, fauft Damn cine 3eitung uno
liebt oo cine llnmaiie @equati6 uno
Grgert iid mie0er; oulest, oomit 0as
MiooB poll miro, Grgert man iid iiber
sic Srall, neil man ni6t I'M Yarlor
ralldcn ioQ uno Damn gebt man 5lt-
lett i'm Merger 81 8ett. Sci ido-
nem 8etter ltebt man bel SogeSgral-
en- uuf iticblt -Yor5ionen bonn
Nahbor, ltieblt audi Niit mo- es 81
baben lit, Itieblt &ol5 menn mas al
Ser Battlefront lit. bat baum cincn
gutcn Nlppetit uno freut iid, Dab man
ni6t lit mie onoere 2eute, ionoern
Elm gutter 9auersmonn; miro man bel
obigem ertappt, 10 leioet man chen
an &leptomanie uno ma bleibt oa-
bel opd) Elm Gentlemen. Damn Elm
feineS Sii6friibitiid BON einem Slid,
Sen man nit einem lilbernen Sofen
qcfaugen bat. Na6 Dem Sriibltiid
gebt man in ben @orten, pfliidt Sblt
ober @emiiie uno arbeitet, ais Oh man
bos gauge Neit uno 8aibington Der
iorgen mollte. Siermit glaube i9 be-
mieien 3l baben, ooB mein Sreuno
&. Q. pollfommen &e6t bate, ais er
BON Ben 80 Soften iprad.
SD meroe bis nah Der @abI bier
bleiben 0a id es fir meme Yfli6t
era6te, meme Gimme ab3ueeben.
Wit @ruB perbleibe i6 Sbr
5. 8rinfmann.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01
Don Scouts boben ifon oft

-Dle Don ScolIts boben lh0n on
Den 8eueis geliefert, Dab man oii Tie
5Gblen fam. beionocrs menn eS iid
I'M potriotiide 0inge bonoelt, Mud
bel Der oiesmoligen 2ibertp Bombs.
aompagne boben iie lid ouSge5eid
net: Tie boben fir $549,560 BOMBS
o%erfouft. 0os Sdoeomt bate fir
ieoen Bon Scout, DER mebr oils 10
Bombs uerfouien miiroe. cine Wteoo
lille 0usgeiebt. 1873 bon oen anaben
bobeu iih Die MeooiIle peroieut. suit
obi
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01
SoSesfaGe:

Gotberine @eumann, 81, GpiSco.
pal Some.
8m. S. 96mio, 40, 1916 I. ct.
gtorolpeit.
Sobn @eiler, II, set. &ainier, 500
@lioobetb @ret, 70, @erwpn Mo.
Conrad Meinbarot, GO,
Solepbine @eBIineer, eeb. 8eubert
Geo. u. SeB, so. 1927 81. Ctr.
NoroipeIt
Sermon &epier, 80, 171S g Ctr.
yeoromeIt
@m. q. &ienp, At, &oBlpn, go.
Minnie Spieeel, SO, 1916 7. Ctr.
Noromelt
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01
&lciucg STANDARDIZATION

Sir oos 0etientli6e @eluno-
beitsomt miro Elm ilelles Saus en-
ri6tet. Ser Senat bat oie 8orIo-
SIC Oes SaliieS, Die $250,000 fir Elm
iol6es @ebGltoe auspirft angenom-
men.
-Sn Scr nierten Notwithstanding
bat Der 9iltrift ale porbergebenoen
Refor0s ge6roden. Gr bat feline
Quote BON $27,6OO,000 I'M $t5,-
100000 iiber5ei9net. Die SotoIium-
me Der Subicriptiouen bier mar $49,-
2i5,200.
Sum E~rGiioenten Der CONNER
ciaI gtational Cant muroe &olfe y.
Boiling gepdblt, Der 6isber 8i5eprG-
Itoent Der Gbotam arlo Hboenir Sea-
tional 8unf Il, Seem Oorf mar. 9crr
Boiling bat iein A1nt am %. Gftobcr
ongetreten.
-lleber SDmpotbien un0 Antipa.
iAien lGBt ni6t niht itreien. 90 bat
SrGllein &oie Catherine S6miot-
mann trob ooer eeraoe megen hires
0cuIidlen 9tan'en8 einc lluilberipinoll-
6t %ltipotbie aeJen aee3ml5 Oelitih
1nO bot Oc@laln ibrel 9samen III
oeGnoert.
-aoroinal Gibbons, Grabii6of
BON Baltimore, lit onldBIid ieines
so jGbrigen &ild)ofsjubildums Der
Gn1pfdnger pieler @britngen uno So
ben geipeien. Die critic Stelle inter
0ieien nimnt Elm Sanoidreiben oes
8apites elm, ooS bon einem @el1enf
beglcitet mar.
Sn Die 9lb0ederei muroen mGb-
reno OeS Iebten SobreS 1857 Sunoe
eingeliefert, bon Denen 1882 get0tet
mur0en; Der &eitpuroe entmeoers aus
Gel0it ooer Iol6en 8erionen aberge-
bell pelde ipiaig maren, Die Steuer
81 besobfeil. 9rBeroem fpuroen elm
geliefert 1855 &aben 7 8feroe, 2
Gii9e mo | Moltltier.
SER @ilion u1lier 2ebenSmit-
telbermalter, bat elm Gnmite ernannt,
0eiien 9luiGabe c8 iein IoIl, bic Ereiie
i'm Center 0forft 5u iibcrlpa9en, TO-
lpobl inn Gngros- ais i'm 9etailmarft.
Die a%lcinhdnoler iino aufgeforoert
lporOen, 8ei1mcrOen gegen Die @rol-
iiitcn, 100 inmcr iie ii6 81 iol6en be-
redti0t 9lnrlben, onb1ngig 81 MAIDEN.
80 Spciiemirti6aften baben NIT
Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oeS 9iit-
riffs, @errn Clarence 8ilion elm 9l6-
fommen 0ctroffenL Oem5ufolge iie ii6
perpfli6telL 0rei Wobl5eiten -Sriib-
ltid, 2un6 uno 9l6enoellen-fiir Ell
men Doaur 81 liefern. Au9 9uan-
titGt un0 Gualitdt iino in Dem @b-
fommcn bcitimmt moroen.
9ei Ser 8eiebung bon bofanten
8ureaultellen in ben &egierungs6c-
partmellts meroen in 53ufunft Ginge-
iallene oc3 Oiltrifts in erIter 2inie
beriidiidtigt peroen. Nan bofft oa-
Dur6 Elm @egenmitel gegen Die @uS-
breitung Ser Snflueu5a ais au6 &C.
gen Die lid INNER mebr fiiblbar ma
0el6c @obnungsnot al finOen.
Gle gln5abl Der SoOes- un0 CT
frantung8fGae infolee Ser ipanii9er
5niIacr8a bat beocrteno ubgerom-
men, 10 Sob man ogr @oifmtng Iebcn
4anm nen b6len @olt baIo gang al
balu1cn. Die ltrengen 8robibitipmab-
regetL oie ergriffen neroen muBten,
lin0 Doroerbuno nod in &roft, Inn
t.rlem 8ieoercri,arfen Del Gpioemie
? pri3ubeugcn.
Der 0tangel an NrbeitsfrGften
mad)t ii6 iiberaa benerfbor. 8elon-
Ocrs bat harunter ooS Nlbbolen Der
&ii6ena6fdae 5r leioen. @iele ser
u@emiiie"magen f0nnen iiberbaupt
nidt a1Sfabren oa feline 2eute 90
fin0, oieIel6en 81 b%eoienen. @ir ioa-
ten oaber ni6t ole 8eboroe tabeln,
inns bleibt meiter nidts iibrie ols Die
9olen 5u5ubalten.
Iiir quite, le0erne MGnner- mm0
auabeaIdnbe gebe man at SDief 4.
Mcnoraf, 233 s Str. Nd. Cute
Mnsma6l, ale Wr1hen.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

Tac SOrten falter Mnfidnitt
gIblers, Is Nisss Martt.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

Diefe Nnbrit tsbt unfsrn esisrn CUR frsisn Wsrfisuns
jetrb ubsrnimmt ee Hepatticn %ieinsrlei SeranttuOrtuns
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

Office: RO. 71O sedits etrGRe R..@,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-05-25
A CITY AUDITORIUM.

When the city is ready to build a new home
for Ryneal Hose Company No. l at the prop
erty recently purchased on West King Street,
it will have a splendid opportunity to erect at
the same time an auditorium which, as city
building would be open for all big meetings of
public interest.
There is no such place in the city now Mass
meetings must either take Ito the theatre
which is often difficult to get because Of pre-
vious arrangements,-or they must go to one
of the church auditoriums which by nature tend
TO curb the instincts leading to audible enthu-
siasm. The city has no hall now which can be
offered as an inducement to outside organiza-
tions looking around for some suitable place to
hold a convention. The absence of such build
ing, in fact, operates against the choice of Mar
tinsburg as a convention center sometimes, even
though the other advantages may be admitted.
But even aside from the attraction which
such a gathering place might hold for outside
organization, the city itself needs such a hall.
Mass meetings ia the interest of national, state
or local affairs, popular recitals where the pro-
gram is not suited to church platform; politi-
cal gatherings and a number of other assem-
hlages frankly are in need of such an accommo-
dation here.
Expediency would counsel making use Of the
location for such a provision. 1t is centrally
located, has plenty of room for traffic in front
cf the doors, has considerable frontage and
an unusually long depth, is quiet in location and
is in position where a structure of some beauty
would lend material help to the appearance of
that section of the city Furthermore, inasmuch
as it will be necessary to build there and to build
well, it would effect saving in money to COM
bine the two plans. Eventually Martinsburg will
De compelled to build such a public assembly
hail. Why not do it when the fire house is built {?
All such operations, it is agreed, should wait
until after the war; but we suggest the idea
now as matter worth while keeping in mind
until time for action comes.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-05-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Allen b. Ncll, Admir-
VIZ. In Chancery
Amanda II. Thomas, ct al.
To all persons interested in the
above entitled cause
BY a decree of the Circuit Cour
OF Berkeley County, w. Va, entered
IN she above entitled cause on the
18th day of May, 1918, the same was
referred to me, with instructions tc
ascertain and report.
FIRST-The personal estate of the
Jacob Thomas, owned by him at the
time of his death, the character and
va-ue thereof.
SBCOND-fWIha disposition, If any
was made by the said Plaintiff, Allen
b. Noll, Administrator as aforesaid
and how much, if any, of the said
personal estate is in his hands, avail
able for the payment of any debts
due from the estate of the said De-
cedent.
THERD-A settlement of the admin.
istration of the estate OF the De-
ce1ent, by the said Allen B. Noll
Administrator as aforesaid
FOUlRTII--gWhat debts the said ia
cob Thomas owed, at the time eff his
death, 10 whom they are payable, their
nature and their respective amounts
and priorities.
FUFTH-What real estate was own
ed by the said Decedent at the time
of mis- death, its quantity, description
and location.
lSIXTH-And such other matters as
any party in interest may require, the
same being pertinent, or such other
matters as The Commissioner himself
may deem pertinent, whether so re
quired or not.
You will therefore take notice that
have fixed on MONDAY THE list
DAY OF JULY, 1918, at 10 A. M. as
the time when, and my Office in the
Old National Bank building as the
pace where | will proceed to execute
the said order of reference, and il
from any cause, the same be not com.
pleted on that day, it will be adjourn.
ed, at the same place, until it is
completed.
Given under my hand this 9th day
Of May, 1918.
w. B. CODSTON,
Commissioner in Ohancery of Said
|. Court. % Ats
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-05-25
THE SPREAD OF AN IDEA.

Cleanup Week" had innumerable difficulties
10 face when it was suggested in these columns
ten days ago and announced to begin this week.
tor one thing it had very little time in which
to catch the eyes and minds of the people For
second thing it conflicted with the Red Cross
War Fund Drive,-conflcted in the effort that
1t demanded from the people although it was in
full accord with the ideal of the Red Cross.
And for third thing it was an essentially
new thing to the public.
Inc spread of an idea is one of the most in
teresting phenomena studied in psychology. and
psychologists would have been happy to watch
me spreading OF the Cleanup Week" idea here
WITHIN SO short time. 1t was perhaps a con-
SclouSness OF the fact that the idea was for the
good OF the Individual which set it going 50
quickly and so strongly against these initial oh
staoles but the fact remains whatever the ex-
PLANTATION, that the idea did spread most ouicklv
and most thoroughly. We have seen certain
spots which We're popularity and notoriously
known to be eyesores,-as we'll as disease-breed
erS,-ceaned up. We have seen people get into
their back yards and garbage piles and clean
them up spotlessly. We have seen a determine.
tlon about the work which we had. of course
hoped for but which we had hardly expected tC
see '
mere IS much to be done yet The point nov
IS'-HaVe you done your cleaning? Your neigh
cor will follow suit if you take the lead Every
CODY IS doing tiff you doubt it look at Won,
helghoors yard and if he has not done Il tol
nun enat we were mistaken,-that yru though
ne iao cleaned up He will probably take the hint
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II. COLONEL WATSON
Continued from Page one.)

His statement, declaring his candi.
dacy, follows:
Il am a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for United States
senator because i will be nominated
and elected.
in deciding to enter this contest
] have gone over the situation in
West Virginia, and my announcement
is made in response to requests from
Democrats in every section of the
sta.e.
My campaign for the nomination
VIII he left almost wholly in the
hands OF my friends. My present du-
lies consume al my time and it is
my intention TO remain in the Army
until, if elected, the term begins ON
March fourth.
Without going into details as to
my platform, / desire to emphasize
that the war must be prosecuted to a
successful conclusion, regardless of
The cost. The President shall have
my who 'e1hearted support and / shall
SAND directly with him in all war
measures.
i believe my experience would be
OF benefit to the country in the CON
.Sideration Of war measures in the
senate, and l believe this experience
would DE especially beneficial in the
days of reconstruction.
West Virginia wild be a pivo al
state in the election this year, and a
democrat must be elected to bhe Sen.
ate. The whole .Alied world is look.
ing to this country for the satisfac-
tory and successful conclusion of the
war; and to accomplish this great
purpose, the President must be nm
reseryedly supported. To do this if
IS extremely important that a Demo-
cnaf he elected to succeed Sena or
Golf"