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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-08
Mas de Ueiafe mil cases
de coiera en- Petrogrado
De, serrieio Especial dc LA PEENSA"

Del Serricio Especial &C LA PRENSA'
AMSTERDAM, Agosto TN pc
ri6dico que Sc publica en- Ia Ciudad de
Hamburgo, Alemania, dice que para
la fecha Sc han registrado mas dc
veinte mil casos de c0lera en- Ia ciu-
dad de Pctrogrado, antigua capital
de Russia = cue hasta el sabado pasa-
do. mas de mil q%uinicntas personals
habian muerto victimas del terrible
nal.
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ArkangeI Sc ha vueito
contra 81 gobierno
del Soviet
Del seryicio Especial de LA PRENSA.'

Del ServIcIo Especial ue LA
kANDALACHKA, Agosto -
Tn movimiento de rebellion contra
G! gobierno bolsheviki y en- favor de
los aliaGos, ha estallado en- Arkan-
gel, segujn dice IN despacho proce-
dente de csc puerto, recibido aqul.
e. despacho agrcga Qaa las tro-
pas del Soviet han huido de la clu-
dad
A raiz de que ell rovimiento re-
belde Sc inici0 en- II mencionada Gu
dad. I'm dsstacamento aliado desem-
barc6 en- el puerto V ocupo la esSa-
ci6n del Ferrocarril Y IA oficina de
Teiecrafos, cast sin r~esistencia. Sc
gin parece, las bajas de los aliaGos
fueron ins!gnificantes
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DIVERSOS

Deseo saber ell actual paraGero de mis- hi
jos. Baltazar y ReSulo Vigil. I'll prirnero
lieLc 81 amos de ed;.a, caSGdo con Antonia
Gonzalez: el seyundo cs como de u amos 40
cuaa y son orglnarIos dc Cerritos, San Luis
Potosi. Sus uiLraas notclas Las rccIpi en-
Fecrero de! prcsente ano cuando sc Ealiaban
en- Dearvi!le. Texas. HE urge tener nou-
cias de clos porque soy va I'm anciano y
ne cncuentro muy eaierEC. Sirvanse Gir!-
CIR c~ualqu:er intcrme 4 RICARDO Vigil, 2e2
So. LAREDO y DoIcroSa Sts.. San Antonio, Te-
r,s G2
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"a sscasez dc pan que Sc ha hecho ser;ir
en- esta capital 81 los Gltimos dias. ha hccho
que el comite nombrato por el gobiernc pro
ceda en- L forn.a encaminada 4 que la venta
de csc inpor,ante articulo Sc -eglamente, q
csccto de Que no s6lamcrte una parte de Ia
pa5laci6n pueGa adqui-irlo.
\ iniciativG del mismo comi:a. Sc han I'M
preso cuarcnta mil ~tarje:as que scran convc-
nientenen;e repartidas por medic del perso-
ua! de cada Demarcaci6n de Po!icin, y que
se-yiran pa-a cue los tenedores dc elias rue-
dan sin dificuItades adquirir pan de los eS-
pcndios de IN capital
Sc ha advertido POI Ell mismo comitt. Qae
Quicnes TO sean portadores de las refelidns
~,arjc:as. csreraran para adqu;rir el pan que
recesiten. a que los que son poseedorcs Dc &
las hayan Sido atencidos.
Lr ria de- MCe'co q Aca7lbaro hc S'Go..
C-s.ruidc.
I'm In Direction de los Fer-ocarr;les Nacio-
na,es 81 do aver "a information de que Ia va
ferrucar-ilcra entire csta ciudad y IN de A
cambaro Ia sido destruida en- un tramo de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-08

Los =GpctiS.Gs cntrdrOH q TlGhaGc.
En- Ia Secrctaria CO Guerra infor7naTon hoy
que en- el pueblo DC Tlahuac. pertenecientc =
In munic;palidad de Xoch;uilco : Gistante
dc etc pueblo unos cuantos kil5mct-os. en-
traron actenoche ul'os cincuenta zapatis;2s.
los que Sc cree iuc-on notificadcs por al
ciA vec:ro del mismo pueblo. de que IN Cuar-
uici6a de ALI habil salido de IN localicad.
Solo en- esta forrra Sc cXpiica que = IL media
ho-a de habe. siGo llamada = Xochimilro a
guarnici6n ca-rnncista que cOH,puesta de c'n-
cucnta houb=es. cstaba De dcStacanento On
T!ahuac. n par:ida zapat:st1 maya ent-ado.
por Ia parte opucsta del pueblo. saGucaaCo
dos o tres Pequcnas casas de concrete que
nay en- el puehlito : apodcraadose de aiEu-
ms ar7.as y alEunos caballos que L IL mano
Sc hallaron.
Los vccinos que Sc die.on cgen;a de n
entrada lie los rcbeldes zapatistas, 3 toda prI-
sa abaadona-on ell pueblo huycndo con rum
DO I Nochimi,co.
Cuando el Presiden;e Municipal de all! Guiso
pcci- auxilio a n yecina pob!aci0n po- tclc-
:ono. 50 nal6 con que In iinea hab!a sito
co-,aGa pcr los rebeldes. qu!enes. indudabie-
rnen.e. temieron ser so=prendidos por las
fucrzas del CobieTno.
Como los vecinos del pu.O'o no hicicron re-
de %ninguna espccie. los zapati5:as
Sc conformation con robar 10 cue les fue posi-
bic y Sc ~alejaron po- GoHie habian entSado.
sin que hubiera quicn disparara nj una pis-
tola.
pcrr Ia rgHtc &c pGu.
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DARE $500 de qualification 4 Quien ne
proporcione infornes eXactoS de mi esposa.
IL Sra. Fomposa Reyes &c Trevino. orISi"
maria de Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, Mexico,
de IS amos de edad. baja &c e~sLatur.. cara
re,!onda. peio y oJUs ae"ros. Reside en- San
Antonio desde !Agosto de- ano pasado. Cual-
,auIc. lntorme favor de dirigirlo Il Pedro Ire
vino. 1903 Il Paso ST, San antonio. Ie-
ne ,,0.
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CAMBIOS DE DOMICILIOS

Participo al pnblico haber cambtado mi
conrultor;o Eaedieo, de n Botica San Pedro.
q Ia Botica Arsen.l. esquina Arsenal y Sur
Laredo, en- 6onde aterdere ~austoSo n mi nu-
nerosa clientele - G. RERCHELMAS.
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Ge-rur Uqerte III c Colombia.

Ger-cyr UgGrts irj c Colombo.
En- fuentes oficiales Sc les info.mo aver
tarde p los Representatives. de IN prensa 'lue el
seHor Gerzayn UEarte. uno de los mucnvs rue
han sido secretaries particulars de CarTaH-
n, ha sido Gesignado por este Ministro del
c2r-ancismo en- Colombia.
e. seHor UGartc saldra proxiniamen:e para
los Eseados Unidos. unoS d!as perEnanceera
en- IN ciudad de Nueva York y en- segu;da &c
ca1ba.cara para Il America del Sur para If
\ hace-se cargo del pues.o para cl que Ia ST.
Go nombrados
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PERDEDAS.

GRATIFICAHE !:5eralne1tc i quien entire
que. en- 30S Ruiz St. foio=ta:Ia C.. postal,
escrita al reverse. firmata oo- jesus i.
Charles So extravio martes en- Ia Inanana
entire las Gales Laredo y Travis. STita. Is
peranza Valics. -
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MPRESIONES FINAS. por $500 enviA-
mos = I'd. 100 invitaciones matrimoniales
impresas; por $500 mejor clase: por S1.0o
lie rernitimos 100 ~tarietas de vista son ~
nombre impreso; por $500 lc mabtcMos
500 sobres comerciales impEesos. Cha Pu-
blicista Idar, Laredo, Texas.
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FORTUNATE DE LOS SANTOS. ASen.s
de la Compania SINGER de Maquinas de-
COSER. Alasuinss de CoSER para famiia.
,Sas:reria y Zapateria en- abonos muy como
dos. RENTO Maquinas- Vendo Fonografos
COLUMBIA en- a5onos. ID7 Norte San Sa-
b.. Telefono Travis 6S5s.
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10 HECHO POR LA
MARINA e. EJERClT0
DE EE. UU.

:. :. :. - - - - i II - :. = :. = :
:.
True tranlation file with the post :
master nj San Antonio. Texas. on !
August It'll rs rekuired By the act of !
October G, 1917. :
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: MUSICA MEAICANA Y I2SPANOLA- Pr
dr. I'd. nusst7a listl de mGslca iEpresa. Cia.
prnLicista ltar. LareGo. IeXas.
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Libro sotre Ia medicine cr hcrico.
MEXICO. 8 &c asosto.-El Presidente &c
ma institution funGada en- los Estados Uni
dos por el millanario Doheney. propietafio
6e IA gran empresa pctrolera "El E5aHo'
Sc ha dirigido al senior Eduardo Liccasa,
cmincntc m6dico mcxicano. en- solicitud de
los dates necesavio5 para IN Ebro que sc
p-oDone publican sobrc los processes de ia me
dicina en- nucst-o pals. = lin de darlos 4 CO.
nocc- en- ell extraajcro.
Los fines que el lnencionado americana per-
sigue no Sc saben atn. pero &c cualGuier ma
nera, tai obra. de lievarse = cabo. sora be-
nefica para Mexic:. W cue por medic de C.
lie Sc da7an 4 conoccr en- los paisCs extran-
jeros los progresses y LIS conquiStas DE- IA
ciencia medica n:cXicaaa.
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$500 de qualification dGrG q IL pc:soaas
que me dc :n.ornes aSerca &c! pa'adefo dc Las
Sra. mi n,adre, Angela Tobias. que 81 ano dee
Lll6 rcsidia en- San LUIS Potosi. AGSico.,e
La senora es baia de cuerpo. ceaS@Ga : cc
e !or bIanco. CuaiGu!cr iniorme que sc ten
q. favor &c dir:GirIo 4 So.cro Gamboa, E&-
:.a Gang No. ) hlcGo, Texas. (I2
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ARRENpAfiEEkT0S

Sc RENTA cxce!entc local para tienda-
Oil E. Commerce s. Crockett f3SI. 90
RENTO tres cuartos para faEniiia sin pc
uuenos. Renta barata. 20i Depot St Es-
quina con Oak st.
e RENTA crarto anrebfado, para una
o dos personas. bano, toons como3idndes. Di-
rigirse a 72S Main Ave.
CUARTOS amuetlados. bien vent:!ados, ba
ratios. con luz. = BANJO: propios para caSa-
Hero y famiiia que no tenga ninos 403 Mon
tcrrey y Pecos SITS. tAltos) IS
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PESOUiSAS

BUENA GRATIFICACiON dare 4 Ia per-
soma que me proporcione informes eHactos
del So. Pablo Tabers. que en- e. aAp de 1912
.e3idia en- Waco, Texas. Curlquler inforrc
Que Sc tenga sobre este senior d~irisirle ! Jesus
Tabares. Harrisburg, Texas. 40
GRATltlCARE con 300 = La per Sd Ia que
me de infcrmes De mis- hermanos 2 lego =
Mauro Saenz. oriE:narios dc Monte e ey. n.
Leon, Mexico. C~uasquier informe hnjirlo
Z Isaac Vi. Sacaz. Locust Grove, Ri. s. Steel
ton. Pa. 10
$500 de qualification 4 Ia persona Tue me
&C infor-ncs e1actos de IL Sra. Des y .ria G.
Vida. dc Sustaita, de a snos de &C al. esta-
tura regular. t~riguena. rene un 5n ar en-
IL me;ilia cerca dc "a boca- Hace tra 10 ar
ano que sali6 en- IN enganehe para 81 ,=cra.
sin que desde entoEces Sc sepa nadia De oh
Todo inform Que sc uenga favor de ,d- iG!r-
10 n Solcdad. Sust.ita. RID. Box l23, ! -ong
Beach, Cal. Is
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PERSONA que dcsea establecerse en- ca
Il pohlaci6n. cosupra o 2rgIEIa casa dc hnes-
.t!es acreditada. EUsebio rernantez. CT..
: Sil. W
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Sc VENDE en- nuy buenas condiciona
I'm autom6vil nlarca Overland. 4 cilintros.
5 p:sajeros. Oeurran 4 63l e. Crockett S.
Teieiono Travis 6lT2.
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yENDO eIegante BugGie estilo Frances ca
magnificas condolences. Muy barato. ocurran
4 223 Snltillo St tI5
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MARTINEZ DRUG STORE. Pateute. Per.
fumeria, PapcIeria, Soca-fuente, Tabaeos:
Espet al arencion Ell ped:dos por ~telefono.
Servicio metico y despacho de recetas dia
y nocae. 1891 w. Commsrcs. Telefono Ira
Wis 1856.
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Sc VENDE piano antique, propio para
aprendizaje; 10 cambio por otros objetos o
10 vendo por $1,000. Maria Alvarado, 1l0iz
S. Alamo. tDstras del restaurant Prem
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Sc vENDE IN cabal!o. oeurran : 3o7 S.
Lecne St %
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PROFESSIONALS s

SR. ARTURO CRAMER, 6ptieo s. ino. Es-
pecialista de Ia vista Sle Hicks lds. Is
qu;na Houston St y Ave. c
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yENDo coleeci6n comole:a "Eevista Mo
xicana" encuaderrs5o ell primer voiumca. =
retratos-cromos de los ietes miEtares M
vales Aliados y Arnericancs. = TalGes. S18
W. Salinas St San Antonio. Texas.
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MATRIMONIAL

JuVEl mcxIce:.c. &c % a'"S lie LAD. &c
seq correspondence 'n1 SeiI,r.:a mcsi'ar=
de rs 4 - amos. cbjrto matrimon1o. Dir:-
girsc 4 Refugio Perez. p. o. Boz Il. KEN
nCrer. Syo. IL
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SOLICITO correspondence con Sonora o
Scnor::a mexicana, objeto matrimonio. Diri-
jase Z Martin Perez. Bureau, III. IS
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DR.. F. VAZQUEZ GoaEz. Ga 'o~, Gat-
Eanta y MARI. 800 Frost Bldg san An
tonic. TcIaR.
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GUADALUPE BERLANGA- P Al STliRA-
Atiende lamados q :odl horn 20 Mon
.errey S.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
PARENTS MYSTIFIED
BY LATE TELEGRAM

MIR and Mrs. G. p Grady, OF Cum
berland, received a telegram from
Washington Tuesday night that their
son, Private Wilson G. Grady, had
been missing in action since August
g. The family thinks there must be
some mistake, as his sisters have re
ceived three letters from him, dated
July 10, August and August IA. In
the last two he stated he was con-
fined in the hospital with tonsilitis,
but he would Join his company in a
few days. The last letter came
through the American Red Cross. Pri-
vate Grady is % years old, and is the
only son. He went to camp Septcm-
Der 10, 1917 He was at Camp Lee
and was home but once previous TO
his departure for France, where he
landed March 29
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
I'm A WELL MAN."
SJIYS ]. ]. LLOYD,
" GAR REPAIRER
Gives All the Credit to Nerv-
Wor tn, Which deIped His
Baby, Too.

Mr. Lloyd made the following
statemt mt TO the Wentworth drug.
gists at Roanoke, Va. and the terms
of it re of the most convincing
charact nr
Il gas sufferer for ten years
from indigestion and engaged sew
eral doctors. who failed to give me
relij ef. While on duty at Charles
te N. w Va. the Wentworth dem
onstrator advised me to try Merry
(Worth which l did, reluctantly. But
after taking four bottles l FOUND
MY HEALTH NORMAL and now ]
am a well man. Can now eat and
sleep well. j have put my baby on il
(Nerv-Worth) and he is doing fine
J. J. LLOYD,
903 Second Avenue. Roanoke. Va
E. c. Shepherd sells Wentworth
IN Martinsburg. Your dollar back II
this famous family tonic does not
benefit you. Neighborhood agents
4 Miller's Pharmacy, Charles Town;
/ Hugh Gibson. Shepherdstown.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
II. C. WILLIAMS IS
ON DUTY At FRONT

Cook Instructor II. G. Williams, OF
Liberty street, whose service record
was lost for many months and who
experienced considerable annoyance
because of this fact. writes from
France that he has arrived safely
and is happy to again be in active
service. After eighteen years sery-
Ice he applied for transfer from
the infantry to the aerial service
and his papers we're lost In transit.
Fortunately he was eventually re-
established and wishes to thank
those who helped him out. particu-
larry Circuit Clerk l.. Dew. Gerhardt.
U. S. District Attorney S. w. Walk
err, Congressman George M. Bowers
and the Journal. Mr.. Williams wife
and two children reside on East Lib.
eerty street and his son. Samuel,
registered last Thursday as an eigh-
teen-year-old.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
FACULTY OF EXPERTS
TO TALK OF MISSIONS
InterdenominationaI School For
Missions At Hagerstown.

The Observation-Disclosures School
for Missions will be held in Hagers-
town, Md, on Thursday and Friday,
September 26th and 9th, 1918, in
ST. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
church. The purpose and plan is to
unite in study Missionary Workers
of all denominations, that they may
be instructed and trained A very
fine program has been arranged for
both days. The faculty is composed
of Mrs. J. c. Ely, of Oakland. She
was member of the faculty of the
Summer School of Missions at
Mountain Lake Park, Aug 1920.
Mrs. p A. Heilman, OF Baltimore,
having been a missionary of the Eng
lish Lutheran church in Liberia for
FIVE and half years. Mrs E. Lucy
Cleveland, of Baltimore, a leader of
Children's work. Miss Lucy r. Daw-
son, of Baltimore, is Field Secretary
for the Womens Missionary Society
of the Presbytery Of Baltimore. Mrs.
L. Mcpherson. Of New York city. is
General Field Worker for the Chris
tian Woman's Board of Missions
Mrs. John Y. Boyd, of Harrisburg
Pa, teacher of a class of 200 men
(Bible Glass; Presbyterian. Mrs.
Boyd is greatly in demand as a
teacher Of the Bible. Rev, s. G. Pin
mock, of Baltimore. was for twenty
eight years missionary in Nigeria
under the Foreign Mission Board OF
the Southern Baptist convention.
His book THE Romance of Missions
IN Nigeria" is being extensively US
ed as study-book throughout the
south.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
DARST BACK FROM
NATIONAL MEETING

John S. Darst. state auditor. has
turned to Charleston from Denver
Col. where he attended the annual
convention of the national associa,
ton of state insurance commissions
ers. He also attended the meeting of
state fire marshals at Sioux Falls, S.
d Mr.. Darst declared he found the
people of the western states ahre
with patriotism. In the county in
South Dakota, of which Sioux Falls
is the county seat, he said the eoun
ty authorities had a tax levy to raise
the needed funds for the Red Cross
and other war activities.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART;
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

Kidney disease is no respecter OF
persons. 1t attacks all classes, re-
gardless Of age. sex or conditions. A
majority of the Ills affecting people
today can be traced back to the kid
ney trouble.
The kidneys are the most impor-
tant organs OF the body They are
the filterers, the purifiers, or your
blood II the poisons which are
swept from the tissues by the blood
are not eliminated through the kid
neys. disease of one form or another
will claim you as a victim
Kidney disease is usually indicated
by weaasiness. sleeplessness, nervous
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19

lures signals to warn you that the
kidneys need help You should use
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules
Immediately. The soothing, healing
oil stimulates the kidneys, relieves
Inflammation and restroys the germs
which have caused it. Do not wait
until tomorrow. Go to your druggist
today and insist on his supplying
you with a box of GOLD MEDAL
Harlem Oil Capsules. In twenty-four
hours you should feel health and vi
gor returning and will bless the day
you first heard of GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil.
After you feel that you have cured
yourself, continue to take one or two
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
URGES BIG CROPS

Regardless of whether the war is
ever or not by this time next year,
ii is the opinion of James II. Stew
art, state commissioner of agricul-
ture, that the demand for foodstuffs
next year will be greater than ever
before and he is busy already in urg'
ing plans for big crops next season.
He has gone to Washington for a
conference with the federal depart
ment.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
TO ENTER RED CROSS

Two more young graduate nurses
of the City Hospital have decided to
engage in war work and have ap-
piled for admission into the ranks of
the Red Cross for active duty in
France. They are Misses Cora Brook
and Sadie Mcdonald.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
COMMITS SUICIDE

Lonely and tired of lie, Mrs Reba
Crosby, aged 2S. believed TO- be he
wife OF an army officcr, and 4 dau-
ghter of the late Isaac Linton, near
shot and killed herself at
the Oasis Club. a local summer re-
sort of Baltimore.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
KILLED IN FRANCE

Mr. and Mrs. Geo W. Slonaker, of
Dillon's Run, Hampshire county. re-
ceived word Of the death in France
OF their son, Joshua. The sad news
was conveyed in letter from Capt.
c. g. Jacobsky. of Co. 3. 55th U, s.
Engineers.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
pIcTAPHoNe OPERATOR.

The local Civil Service board an
nounces there will be an open COM
petitive examination on October 10
for dfctaphone operators, 10th mae
and female. at entrance salaries from
$1,000 to $1,000 year. Further in
formation can be had by applying TO
the local board
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
MOVE TO NEW YORK.

Mrs G. S. Cowenhoyen and child,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Han
nah " Geyer, left'for her future home
in New Rochelle, n. Y. MIR Cowen-
hoven's offices are now in New York
City and the family has moved from
OVERLOOK, Pa.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
ATTENDING COURT

Sheriff A. M Glover and Deputy
Sheriffs Beatty of Fairmont, How
ard Adams, James Barrett, John
Glover. ,Constables Jones and Cart
wright. of Warrington district; Po-
licemen Kern and Dugan, Of Fair
mont. are attending Federal court
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
ARRIVES LOVER THERE"

-ur and Mrs. Clay Toup, Of s24
West Va. Ave, have received a card
..a. +beir son Henry Clay Toup, ar
rived safely over seas
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DRAFT MEN DENIEo BOOZE
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st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 1S.-Draft me
here, even before they are indicted
into the army, will no longer be ser
we'd intoxicating liquors. Orders have
lust been issued to saloonkeepers
not to serve drinks to draft men Sc
lected for service. ssv& ~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
GET 800 DRAFT EVADERS
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Cleveland, O.. Sept. 1s.-Nearly
500 draft evaders and deserters hay
been apprehended in Cleveland sunIc
The beginning of the year, the de
partment of Justice offices here
have announced. Those taken have
been sent TO camp. for training with
the earmy. -
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19

Mrs f. H. Smith and Herndon
Smith, Mrs. W. II. Conway and
Harrison Conway, of Fairmont, are
registered at Hotel Berkeley.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
aRnssHoPPERs VISIT W. VA.


Wheeling. w. Va Sept. 1S.--A
great army of grasshoppers has de-
seconded on this part of West Vir.
sinia. Their numbers, farmers say.
ARE the largest In their memory.
Cabbage, caulifower and fruit have
suffered. Chickens are having the
feast of their young lives.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
TOO MUCH HUN
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Niagara Fails, N. Y. Sept. 49,
Because the name and design of the
iron cross worn by past command
ers of the Sons of Veterans is too
much like the decoration bestowed
by the Kaiser the emblem has been
officially discarded by the organiza
tion.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19

Mrs. j. M Wilingham, son and
daughter, left to visit relatives and
friends in Baltimore and Philadel-
phia. i.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-19
MISS CARR STUNNED

During heavy thunderstorm that
swept over Washington county Wed
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-19
FITNESS AND FAT.

When you boy, you just gloried in being con-
sdered the strong man. the "big man" of your class.
Catch you being afraid Of anything.
Now that you older and wiser, you think you are
not so courageous.
But is there not deeper reason for this shrinking
from bodily harm?
You not in as good physical tri-that is the big
reason.
Why have you lost out in muscle and Submarines?
Why you becoming so nervous that you are almost
unfit mentally for the business in which you engage?
Largely due to indifference toward regular physical
exercise.
That extra hour Of sleep in the morning-cant give
that up.
That extra hour of olity with your pals in the
ings-cant give that up
That chafng-dish lunch with the girls or the club
sandwich with the fellows after the little game furnish
more calOres than your system requires and them in
stead of exercise to counterac you ride home or go
directly to bed
Be really big man mentally and physically by taking
care of your health hen no man can call you coward
you viii be in fighting trim.