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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
SATURDAY.. MARCH %. 1918,

SATURDAY,, MARCH %, 1918,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the
following personal property:
=. 9 HEAD OF HORSES
NO /. bay mare, IL years old, will
weigh 100 lbs, work anywhere hit
ched; No. q black horse, 10 years
old, will weigh 1850 lbs, work any
where hitched; No. 3, black mare, 5
years old, will weigh 1400 lbs, work
anywhere hitched.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Several double shovel plows, sew
eral double disc harrows, 1 good
spraying pump
=. 6 WAGONS
Two 2-horse road wagons in good
condition; one 2Ihorse spring wagon,
gon, good as new; z old spring wag-
ons, in good condition.
HARNESS
Two sets Yankee double harness,
in good condition; pairs of check
lines, good as new; 2 sets buggy
harness. in good condition; lot of fly
nets; 10 to 20 collars, in all sizes and
in good condition; lot of single, dou-
BILE and thribble trees. 300 to 400 A
No. / secondhand horse shoes, lot
of new buggy spokes, 10 good halters,
lot of brides, l extra fine riding sad
die and bride.
HARDWARE, ETC.
Two good dinner bells 10 good
sledge hammers, lot Of picks and
shovels and scoops, 2 dirt scoops, lot
of chisels and cutters. lot OF log
chains, lot of iron truck wheels, lot
of pulleys, 200 feet of good rope in
one and one-half inch sizes, 2 emery
stones, good vises, 2 good anyils,
blacksmith bellows, complete, in good
running order; 2 good step ladders,
as good as new; lot of good wagon
tires, all sizes; one 2wheel truck;
] blacksmith horse stock; kegs OF
lathing nails, lot of bolts of all sizes,
] canvass engine belt, 2 iron pots, &c
gallon capacity; 80 brass valves, in
sizes of ", n, and inches, several
brass kettles, lot of digging irons.
ONE WELL DIGGER
complete with all the necessary tools
etc, and is in good condition.
I POWER DRILLING MACHINE
| in excellent running order.
OVERLAND ROADSTER
| in good running order.
!. 1 INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
This is an excellent twin-cylinder
double seated motor cycle, and is in
good running order.
Butchers Ice Box
2 Pairs of Merchants Scales
| I Cold Tire Shrinker
| 1000 Ft. Secondhand Pipe, In all
! Sizes.
is Bushels of Seed Potatoes.
And many other articles of general
use too numerous to mention.
| =. TERMS OF SALE
A credit of nine months will be
given on all sums Of $40 and over
the purchaser to give his negotiable
note with approved security, payable
at the Merchants and Farmers Bank
of Martinsburg, with interest from
date, but if paid at maturity the in
tereSt will be remitted Under SIC
the cash will be required. -Four pei
cent off for cash. No property to he
removed until the terms of sale are
compiled with.
LOUIS KLEBANSKEY.
Dodd & Hoffman, Aucts.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

| Intending to discontinue farming,
will make public sale at my resi-
dence on the White Hall road, IL
miles west of Rest Church. on
TUESDAY, MARCH &c, 1918,
the following personal property, to-
wit. Sale begins at 10 O'Clock a. m.
prompt, rain or shine
HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS
I One bay mare coming s years pld,
weighing 1400 lbs, excellent worker.
One sorrel Belgian mare, coming
10 years old, heavy with foal, good
worker.
One solrel mare coming ~ years
iold, general purpose animal, good
wagon and barshare leader, weighing
400 lbs.
One gray mare coming years old,
good barshare leader, weighing 400
lbs
Two colts coming years old and
2 yearling colts.
40 HEAD OF CATTLE
Seven are thoroughbred Jerseys, 5
are fresh. 2 are heavy springers, 1
thoroughbred Gurnsey, giving good
flow of milk; thoroughbred Hol-
stems, fresh calf by side, spring
ers, graded Holsteins, heavy spring
ers, l Durham giving good flow of
milk. These cows are considered the
finest lot of dairy and butter COWS
that has been offered at any sale in
the county this spring. One thorough
bred Jersey bull coming years old.
] thoroughbred Holstein bull l wear
old, ! thoroughbred Holster heifer. 8
months old, 20 head fat cattle, weigh
ing from 500 to 1900 lbs.
"a EWES WITH LAMBS
AND BUCK
HOGS
One White Chester boar, / Poland
China brood SOW. hogs weighing 200
lbs. 10 thrifty shoats, Weighing from
so te $50 lbs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 4-horse Auburn wagon, in.
tread, one 4-horse paneled wagon bed,
capacity II bbls.; 1 set new hay
shovelands and apple barrel ladders,
capacity tons, l seven #. cut Deer
ing binder in excellent condition:
new hay rake, / Thomas disk drill,
] Superior check row corn planter,
Emerson riding cultivator walking
l No. / Oliver riding gang
plow | No. 40 Oliver chilled pillow, n
3-horse Syracuse plows, one-horse
orchard plow, cutaway disk har-
rows, ! pulverizer, / light draft Fork
ner harrow, ! 3-horse spring tooth
harrow, one two-horse spring tooth
harrow, ] go tooth smoothing harrow,
A lot OF single trees. double trees,
thrible trees and tspreader. 1 weeder,
Eureka Dehorner, ] blacksmith
forge, ] anvil 4 wise, 4 band anvil,
new carriae pole, ! ndw buggy pole. |
MACHINERY
1Q.H. z. Gasoline nIfEifa Skian. /
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vester, weeder, barshare plows, l
5.shovel cultivator, / good Ideal ma
nure spreader, good spring tooth
harrow, sand sieve, ! good wind
mill, / good horse sled, l good
buggy, ! good thribble gear corn cob
crusher and set of burrs to grind
small grain, good steel roller, light
foot drag, lot Of thribble,. double
and single trees.
4 will also sell 4sIa acres of growing
wheat.
HARNESS
Good Yanke harness for horses, l
good set of lead harness, buggy har-
ness, citizen riding saddle, pillow gears
brides. collars, halters, wagon line,
pillow line, mattock, forks, shovels,
hoes, rakes. digging iron, 1 scoop
and lot of articles too Numerous to
mention.
About 2 Bus. Of Glover Seed.
Good Royal Mail Chevrolet Roadster
in first class running order, all good
tires: three burner blue fame coal
oil stove and baker, stands of bees,
Q old empty hives and 10 new hives.
never been used, with caps, starless
and fixtures all combined.
TURKEYS
Two thoroughbred bronze turkey
hens and 1 tom.
GEESE
One pair OF white China geese, 3
other geese, ganders and l goose
CHICKENS
A lot of chickens, some thorough
bred Plymouth Rock hens and roost-
ers.
GUINEAS
A lot of nice guineas.
One thoroughbred female Shepherd
and 8 male puppies. She is a good
stock driver
TERMS OF SALE
A credit of 9 months will be given
on all sums of $40 and over, purchaser
to give note with approved security
negotiable and payable at they Bank
of Martinsburg. Under $40 cash. Nc
property to be removed until terms
are complied with.
All hucksters welcome.
j. ID. MOWERY
l.. c.. Hoffman. Auct
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk
g is Tues Wed Thur
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dation.
] EMPIRE SEPARATOR

dat1On.
I EMPIRE SEPARATOR
Large size, in fine shape; / loyal.
churn, / chunk stove.
TERMS OF SALE
A credit of months will be given
on all sums Of $40 and over. pur-
chaser to give note negotiable and
payable at the Citizens National Bank
of Martinsburg, with interest from
date. but If paid at maturity, inter
est RENTED Under $40 cash. No
property to tie removed until settled
for. "a discount for cash
BENZ. f. COOK.
9 18 ST
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

| will sell all my valuable personal
property on the farm known as the
George Hegley farm, on the Opequon
in Jefferson county, mi. southeast OF
Mantinsburg, g miles southwest OF
Kearneysville, and 2 miles north OF
Leetown, ON the old Charles Town
road, at Mr.. C. o. Payne's ford, on
MONDAY, MARCH rs, 1918,
convincing at 10 a. m.
7 HEAD HORSES AND MULES
No. l, brown mare, will work any
where hftched, in foal by Groves
coach horse, will weigh about 1900
lbs.
No. 2, sorrel horse, will weigh about
1000 lbs, will work anywhere hitch
ed and safe for any child to drive.
No. 3, young bay mare, good step
per and good for a young man TO
drive and good worker.
No. and 5, good pair of mules,
well broken, quiet and gentle as a
lamb. These mules are suitable for
orchard or farm work
No. 6, family mare.
No. z, a two year old colt, will
make general purpose horse.
These horses and mules are straight
and sound in every respect.
rs HEAD OF CATTLE
Six mich cows, 3 are Jerseys, Q
Durhams, with calf by her side, the
other will be fresh by day of sale or
shortly after; Holstein COW, l thor
oughbred Holstein heifer, Is months
old, and Jersey heifer, IL months
old. l Durham heifer. months old.
and Jersey heifer 2 months old. 2
Jersey calves 8 months old, and one
big steer
20 HEAD HOGS
One thoroughbred Berkshire SOW.
with 4 pigs, young SOW with pigs,
8 fat hogs will weigh about 100 to
ITS lbs. each.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One good Deering binder in good
running order. good Deering mower,
| light horse wagon and bed, good
as new; good Blckford and Hoff-
man grain drill in good running or.
der; new double disk Black Hawk
corn planter good Oliver cuItiya,I
or on 1890 season. ! c..
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ness. well diggers, drilling machinery,
automobiles, motorcycles. hardware.
etc, will sell at public auction at
my place Of Business, 518 N. Queen
street, better Known as the Bremen
Junk Yard. Mannwrnk w "a. On
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PUBLIC SALE VALUABLE PERSONAL PRoPERTY


my public residence known
the Mouth the
THURSDAY, MARCH 49, 1918
HEAD OF HORSES
lbs barshare leader with
foal by Pecheron
leader,
foal by
coming
lead
ers. is a
BAY weigh
weight 100 lbs old This is
Webb heavy
heavy
Worthy quality
n.rh .cnnlt-c ncnnu Old
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foa by Registered Percheron horse
foab BY Registered
years thoroughly ss ANYWHERE
s by WEIGHT 400 o1 y s s sr @ r mar.
well built of heavy conformation
are sGs s ss al vn s' @ % quality Ps @
is HEAD THoRouGHBRED JERSEY CATTLE
s Nc MIXED " 5 @ 5 r s test s y h s This COW
% @ with calf side This has
49,, !, !. ). :. 49,. !.
nearly 5000 lbs milk with test of 59
@ win be fresh late This
IS lbs milk day with ea test 4s butter fat
Montpelier
fresh Is 1917 January 1915 she produced s 70 lbs butter
No Dam Nancy No a aseoa This hier pre-
sefsr Dec 1871 .....7 49,. ru,....
No s2s0s Dam TOrono Dorau No s5s This fresh July
5sg
ssssls lire
s Dam @ v No No @ ST. on pss King s No.
d
s sv e s4sss hdsd the 81 f
land sperow q Hedgevlle w Va -
. Dam nD Ne sss Sire psPss m ss ni.s No
day q sale .-.r IN =, ,oa.s !. : m Nam -.
s Dorsey ss fo ss'sf Rss 49, 1R Nan
The balance thrifty hees three which
fr resi- s,d in sg and nsI their nn and animal
mGnas s w D d fa es an o e apa e' Feet
20 HEAD REGISTERED BERKSHIRE HOGS
Three with pigs by their side One registered boar and
10 HEAD OF SHEEP With Lambs By Their Side
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
s Ansssa o oEss Wagon ss E % 9 low down 5
ss gss to o a ar s good nT S. g
sleigh good order Nsv idea Is ba capacity Deer
|
. ims smeads in good order Osborn foot teder
No 40 RST Vulcan ons o for and
Osborn double cuivators
tooth garden pOT pow single
cradle.
scoop shoye lot shov maks ana picks corn basket onha bu
o forks and straw fork hay knife block and fall jack
One Sorse twin cylinder New w gasoiene engine good
nap D 0as ~ s n@ @ @ @ Rs Moo
star feed grinder capacity 40 u hour No Ill Ross enage cutter
capacity
fVeganon mix loyal mink milk
aye butter and paddle ice a ,s Il @
HARNESS
set double driving sets single harness sets pow
check ne hoEe straps trace pow line riding " brides
brides chains
LOT OF CORN AND HAY
200 Barred Rocks and Langshang Chickens
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
and many e ss s capAcY os or
TERMS OF SALE i
credit nine months WIN be given on al sums Of $40 and over
be complied with Discount
r. TABLER
ladies' Il The presbyterian
! y q q
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-14
SCHOOLS NOT YET TO OPEN.
Quarantine Still in Force and No Pub
lie Gatherings Yet Permitted,
Says State Board

The Nezpefee public schools. churches
and other public gathering places must
remain closed. probably for another
neek. saws the state Board II Health
Ia a message received by Dr.. L. Taylor.
county health officer. this morning:
and this order applies also 10 all see
rions of Lewis county.
The uicssaee reads.
Boise. Idabo. Il-I4-ls.
DE-. 4. Taylor. County Health Officer.
Nezreree. Idaho.
Non are hereby notified that order
closing ga schools. ehurehes and pub
d. gathering places in state etill IN
force and musf he complied with tiil
opening order issued.
Bric. See state Beard Health.
Health conditions ~ .Nezpefce had
been uorlnai for some days and exten-
sise precautions haKe been successfully
taken against return ~ infiuenza
frouhle. au6 ii has been locally con
siaesel for ssnsf fine thoroughly safe
tp Hesuue nuilic life ~ usual There
fore rae school board had decided -
reofffn fhe f.iiblic schools uext Monday
ard che lnoai aufhorff5es had gwen g.ef-
mission fuf church ana lodge gather
sings fu frsceel a. ussai: acting ~ the
I.rssai.I i'iioH thar rae state hoaFd would
afeaiesre iu the l1affer buf fhir mes
sage 9iar. another face ar the sitEafien.
aflc fhs l-eists courfy ieeal officials uiH
pluceta .n conformity rifi fhe order
ana ast fhf ffi.Iif 90 o. fhe saule.
tnuHtr ~aHtuufruaenf ~ Schools
Aiss Narfir alra naa4rs uuHlic state
lirni trai al ~rnrils coNIiiz NHaef ttls
iUrlediriion ~ Eer afflee VIII a. rs
aNlfff a. a.iNa NT fI4 slate beard :
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-14
PEACE
Germany Signs ArmsIiee and
World Nightmare Is Clos d.
Allied kiciors Exact Severe
Terms. WorII peloic 5.

Washinsfor, N0t. ii.-NlEnine u
sh~ armissirs pith Oefnaly eaz pro
si4iu4ra to-day hs ffeeAtsat y iie9n
: ~ atau auap4area its srfrfe 4f 8 fuiNi
tsssipn - roAsFss-.
Tie trrals herald fhr Esd n she ntl
Arshuse fhff tkAc flssle sffasanF ias
fsasef O. renra "a.
J lsf before " NeHf 81 tbF saf4tpl
fhs. pftstd~rf ta 5 pftfiaial1fipH a. Ais
& lissa FnlnlfftHra pNiff
- Nhe armisi&fe aae sanea f1is
n.rniag Esrfssting ~ ekleh AS.
cries fssgli has hsea 4seenf f.iisl.sd
d. rAi tln a~ oaf fefs 9nstr ssfy a.
assisf. ~ saampir. ~ eat~f. fs3endiY
ssaaas. ana ~ ssstsfisl esd ia ths ~
faiiisiiaenf - asf arrserfarf fhrs.
saf fi.r e1fld
l~fnl-d NJ fts a.aliflenf fssFef. iAf
niiitafs 4uiDstArs a. eef'Flt suf ~
e.. .&sis. sfaAas fsefaFr ftF NftH =
ssaff ~ jastirr hassHE sal1ss fAis..f o.
tsfa.f ~ ssfgefAsF ntssA Fseiss ''I eiif
a. usefsss . in hisrfY ts ttr ssssss ef.s
~ aFf fessi iassf fsrs assasNfet eaf e.
s l.rfsaftd foe
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-14

eill be- sieternihea by llied and United
@fafes gafrisoHH holding fhe prseipai
crossings II the Rhine. Mayenee. Cob
lsnx, Cologne. together with bridge
heads ~ these points in So kilomefer
radius on ihe right bank and by gsFn
sons similarly holding the strategic
points ~ ihr regions
A neuifai xoAr shall b. reserved an
the night ~ the Rhine bsiNrra The
s,fsam and iine drawn parallel a. Il
{ - kiienefsfs 10 ghe east from ihr
froatsrf es Holland 10 the parallel -
So fnthfiR mnd ~ far a. practicable
= distance ~ 20 kilomefefs ffofn the
sh>i ~ the STREAM ffsm this fsrziiei
ags.r ilr Sais. froniler.
Esaruafion by the enemy " ihe
I ffhinr iards sAnil b. - ordered a. a.
- compiefsd within . further period u
81 days. in aii ~ days after fhs sig
Hniurt pf she aFinisiire. Al move
aaents ~ evacuation and oreupasion aili
- fretlzfrd according e. SIZE pole sn
nrssd
4 o. nii Territory esarunfed ~
fAr fnsnF gberr stsli BE- a. ssnruafian
~ fAs inhnhifAEft. ~ aamees - harm
tasn IT, sions fp fhs i.efspas - proper
~ ~ fhe snhatiIanfs Ne drstfarslon
~ ars Alhd ta 49, ermmifsef.
NiisfAff establishments - aN kiehs
shsii ~ ari.trret intact. e. eel Hs
lailfsff stores ~ fe.sd sareiiiohr
eqsl lpsarrs nof fFnlassd aafas fls ger
tsas fsssa fgf eraTunfaen- Stores a
food ~ egg fines fe eisi fs4pIisllon.
eeiiif sie- sasil b irff 81 sife.
ls1ssfftai esfaiilisAmeaf& sAal npf
81 inlfssftH tN aHf WnF aNl theig f~f
earrH afHA Usf ~ nias - iitaff and
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-14

other purpose.
III Clause Concerning East Africa.
~. Unconditional eapitulafion Of All
German forces operating ia East Africa
within one month.
~. General Clauses.
- Repatriation. without reeipr0.
city. within = maximum period Of one
month in accordance with detailed ron.
dsrions hereafter 70 be fixed on all
rivilisns inferned or deporied who may
b. citizens 81 other allied o. associated
STATES than fhcee mentioned in CLAUSE
fhr-e. pnsAgrr % ~. nlih the reeerya-
fian that any further claims and de-
mnnds ~ the allies snd the United
States II Aincfies remain unaffected.
~. The following financial condi-
fians are required
l,eparatieH Tor damage done. while
sleA arnisflee lasts no pubiir securities
staAi b. aed b. the enemy hich
esn serve - . pledge "a she aliiek for
he recovery o. regnfafion for NaS loss
- Immediate restitution ~ the cash
aefusis iH the National hank ~ Bel
Sinsa ana in eenefal imnsainfe resufn
~ all aacHmenss. specie. sfuekx. shares.
paper uonef. fssefher Nirh plsnf Ter
fhe sssne thereof. fo1rhiaE puti3e o.
pfisnis infefs~ts in fbe invaded conn-
tfses. kesfifufinu ~ fhe Eassiar sad
hanariEH euif sieided A. Germany or
takra ~ sAai f-sNef. Itis gold g. lc
delivered sn ffusf ip ihe aili~s nnfii
ere KiEIaf aFf - l.r2tr
y Naval CoDdstaons
~ iaIntrdi4fe eessAslcH ~ All hof
isiitias 81 sea and dsfsuiie lufornafson
a. ~ Eltea So fo a. ieeasinr sad
iaesraifrts - nN gsgsnan fhlI.s Nof
IraFsaI. a. A. ..s.4s as.a.fsnIs IIt.f fr.a...
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-14

rfHlAN OF ne LfHI1 To MIfl-
Boise, Idaho, ll-l2is
Local Board.
Aezperce, Idaho.
fou are advised that all pending call.
are cancelled.
Moody. Adjaf4nt -Genersa-
soise. Idaho, HE'S
Local Board
Aexfserce, Idaho.
The Provost Marshal General Crowd
efi ins1ruess you a. follows.
The Secretary of War har fq-dag
ISSUED the following order 70 fhe Pre-.
Nosf Marshal General:
- You NiI af once instruct state
headquarters aud local and district
boards immediately ~ diseon1nuc al
work rpnneetrd with the classi fleaxisis.
~ meu Rh0 o. September 18TH. lasa.
haa attained their 17fh birthday. Yen
niil further Instruct said boards 20 cor
tinae fhe completion a. expedifiouslr
a. possible - she Classification ~ 81
regisfranfs nho on sept 18th. last
had attained fheir iafh BIRTHDAY a8d
had nlf atained their s7ih birthday.
ou niN as fbe earliest approrrints
uiaiueuf direct al local district boards
- issse Quesfionaires 90 aii reeistrauts
u 49,. au 0elf l-ft last. had affainaa
their lsrh birthday and had nst aftaiu-
- thrif iatA birthday. end a. proceed
siff ano complete ~ early ~ possible
tbf classi lratiou ~ sarh resrrs rants.
~ furihef 0ratIr pii H. issafo iaieF
concerning uatfer ~ senaine Qpesfien-
airee fp apd rlaesifsiue lsTesra ao.a
il sfrtraftf.
pufsnnnf te the foreemng a-
4|lIasI ...Ils ltfaa# ls.IIrf .a.l.ss ia stsasf
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-14
BOOTH WINS BY /; PEHGELL BY 3
Official Count Dlscioses Lewis Ceun-
tvs Even Political Balance
The Totals Given.

The Lewis county commissioners can.
tassed the Lewis county election re-
turns Yesterday and the most thrilling
disclosures made in ihe official check
ing up MAS thar q ~. Booth. Demo
cfaf candidate for state senator. had
defeated A. kaiine. Republican. 0f Win
chester. by one vote: the unofficial re-
turns having shown TWO majorifr for
kaliue. The Close race befueen q. q.
fenneli. Democrat, and G. II. Nuaenf.
kefubliean. for prosecuting aftorney.
aas brought still closer by the offieiai
count. herein Pesnell came out with
thfee ula alprify; his unofficial ms jorify
haNing been ~
The totals found for al candidates
BY che eauFassing board nere as fol
loNs.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-14
Orders Dlscontinuing army Draft.

The board having IN charge the selee-
tive army service for Lewis county.
with A- II. Paige as chairman. Dr. +.
TariOr as physician and Joe Gregory.
successor 10 the late j. H. White. as
clerk, on Tuesday received the follow
ing messages, which largely explain the
status Of the draft 10 date:
Boise, Idaho, HE'S.
Local Board
Aezperee. Idaho.
9ou are advised that all pending calls
are cancelled
Moody. AdjBf4nf -fseners&-
Boise. Idaho, HE'S
L f D.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-05-17

Camp Hancock, Georgia.
Jasmin Armand, Sergent d'Ordon-
nance, France.
LaBissonniere Joseph, Dept des in
genieurs, Camp Pike, Arkansas.
LaBissonniere Horace, officer de
reserve, Camp Dodge, Iowa.
Piquette Alfred, Marine,U. S. S.
Sharmuit, New York.
Robert Frank, Jr., Armee Camp
Jefferson, St Louis, Mo.
Salmon Conrad, Armee, Camp Pike,
Arkansas.
LIE Drapeau-Service en- sole rouge
avec le centre blanc contenait Is etoi-
les en- sole bleue. Les pages de Pc
CHO ne seraient assez grandes pour
faire Peloge dun chacun qui a pris
part au programme de cette soiree,
mais je me contenterai de dire que
tous Sc sont acquittes en- artistic. Les
remarques touchantes du Rev. Pere
Thiery ont fait verser des larmes aux
meres de ces braves jeunes gems, en-
les encourageant de supporter leur
peine avec joie ct resignation car,
dit-il, c'est lie plus beau sacrifice de
votre vie, vouer vos enfants a la de-
fense de la patrie.
Pour clore la soiree Nine Blanche
Meier chanta de nouveau "La Mar
seillaise" en- choeur avec toute Pas
sistance.
Tin TenoOin
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-05-17
Panta0es

LIE programme du Pantages la Sc
maine prochaine sera interessant du
commencement a la fin. Une verita-
BILE comedie musicale intitulee "From
Quakertown to Broadway" est lie prin-
cipal numero du programme ct est
rendu par des artistes tells que Ned
Norton, Irene Williams ct Bellebert D..
Benn assiste dun choeur elegamment
costume.
Marion Munson nous revient avec
une piece nouvelle dams laquelle ellie
interprete six personnages. AL Wohl
man, surnomme lie "Al Johnson du
vaudeville est CONNIE toujours tres
comique ct lance a son auditoire toute
une voice de farces.
Emily Darrell est une comedienne
dun rare talent ct assistee de Billy
jackson ellie rend une comedie intitu-
lee 'Late for Rehearsal. Cette come
die content assez de farces pour sa-
tisfaire lie plus exigeant. Cocia ct
Verdi, deux jeunes musiciens rendent
de la musique classique sur le violon-
celle ct le violon. Les trois Bartos
sont de remarquables acrobates ct ac-
complissent des tours remarquables.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-05-17
GaYety

"Uncle Sans Bellies" est lie titre de
rattraction qui tienrdra Paffiche a u
Gayety la semaine prochaine commen-
cant a la matinee de dimanche. Les
deux satires "A Night Out" ct 'sThe
Two Gladiators" sont tellement conf
ques que Pom peut Sc preparer a rire
pendant deux heures avec un reqit de
dix minutes. La troupe comprend les
acteurs suivants: Nanny King, Harry
Seymour, Fred Hall, Johnny Bell, Bill
lie Adams, Dot Barnett, Anna Rose,
Rose Allen, Annette Ford ct lie choeur
le plus nombreux du vaudeville. Du-
rant Faction de cette representation
on Y introdulra aussi les artistes sui
wants qui rendront des specialites,
Johnny Bell, Carl Dellorto, Bell ct
Barnett, Hill ct Rose ct Fred Hall.
Cette representation entiere est sous
la direction du comedien-impressario
bien connu, Mike ]. Kelly.