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lsHaEL.E G0E.:. .:.S s 50
 WIlLU UA.

AMSTERDAM, Augyll - It Is re- ported in Berlin that Emperor Char les of Austria and Austrian Foreign Minister Bu'iau are expected to ar rive sometime late today at the Ger man Headquarters and dizcuss al penaiag gyess,on-, two mainly being the food situation and also probabih- ties 10 peace.
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5i()NS lJb5I <. !. ..IE .I.ES GLANCE

|
 Isig going to be q question of not ROW late put h0w early should one get mail in5o tiIo post office hereafter.
 loatmaster Root, cannot do ss,was d0ae under the oid mall contract. For instance mail closed about one hour before the steamer sailed and many tiines late mail was taken to the Steamer by Mir. Root after the last de- Avery had been msde, Express and fseight way bills must now be made out for tie tfirst ard second class shipments and this will probably be done, as required by the dock and before steamer sails. It is also op- tonal with purserr, about taking mail, The better thing to do is not to wait antil a-steaner is in port, but todo all mailing as soon as possible before the steamer reaches heye.a If steamer turns back from Seward remaining here . couple of hours, it is fore Zone conclusion that mail cannot be answered, under the present arrange ments 9 s CT ghg V s Mail includes the paoney order ant parcel posts. Citizens shogldnnotwa until the last, foE ythe win ;lawse might ba closed orgtlle mail already billed and shipped.
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I0hPEDOEg

PARIS. ads. t'-- Four hirdrc@ and .or-y two men are mis sing as the result oi the torp.do.nS Q. .yhe H enea. transport biemucm-in- -Ia2 --sS5tolra- neon on July, 10th, wlt'e c1oeie ec Egypt. Several days afteryalds tas French steamer Nustrali&n wQs also torpedoed This irfogmatioU Ia jus1 been received and N4s made. pubhc today.
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B8J. ID ON VIENNA--j;ITIz
 FIGHT FO8 LEAF-EES
MAsHLNGT0N. A.s. U M

WASHINGTON, Aug3 l4 Neu- t,-I pse sEor.s tha. Eiene1 cit,- zeHs- -rs'd as hjsh as lotiy crowns for leaflets l.l.~. ,.E.atot &cPr oeJH GaU raecl. flight oyer ths c,., -hls Las caused g ea. .ajsLa, aon l' come and Che i,giiau cabinet h-s cen tat'- iu tAs italian aulncp on thu feat.
 I. s rag,.-el toa- .s" g.ag. 'a 'As staets ot Vienna fought for Gosse5- sion of the leaflets dcsDise tho eyere penalty sgaEst loCclinE oa4nJ pfo- poGauda dropped ion tie l&
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H.-9 YAS510

NEW YORK, Aug, Ar1e Held, the fanogs Feeae5 ss.es comedy Gc Hcss, died yeslef@a. ei@F1 neon and buy.al will take placa to- morow Tbs 5cdy of th2.wc3 >ao2n Puis'oa0e Will bs placed inc EaQit until s,1r -.a war ,nd ts-.. <. 5eal to Paris ler f,N2l intelmeRt.
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FRENCH4POUNDING, AT THE ENEMY.

PARIS, Aug. 14-( Official -@ The French have re sued the offensive making progress north and east of Gury thereby increasing the to the Germans at Lassgny All enemy resistance against the French has proven unavailing. eesnoa sai5aod
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Al. AIl.IItIEs l.IItEs IS LEAKING |nIOR|= GROUND
VI 1IT M V Ir-tIlI'

@d NEW YORK Aug, IA The Associated Press today says that the German opposition north ot the Somme to
 just below Rove is apparently checked and the Ales are advancing eastward The Allies have also advanced the extreme southern end of the line where the German oppos ition was the most Severe.a srt@ sff
 The French continue to gain between the Matz and Disc rivers despite the stubborn resistance The line in the north and center remains unchanged although the Allies have strengthened their positions and taken many thous 2nds ofprisoners. zollyysgg
 The Germans continuing to bring up fresh rein folcemens in great numbers and also guns It is believed that the concentrating to attempt to stop the al lies io sty siSsANssssfsa2t
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FREIGHTER oUTDIsTANcEs A SUB.
] V99. 'Io 09''lFoI01 5n 'lls----

sa.iA ATIANTIcg PORT Aug. 14TT T The American Fruit Steamer Amerca has arrived and reported outdstancng
 submarine by running full speed ahead The sub chased ten hours but did not get enough to fire torpedo
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DISCUSS kEs.AGI
 0F SUBS

WASHINGTON, Aug, "A -- The Cahne., with President Wilson, held al. unusually prolonged session thiS forenoon and afternoon and discussed the submarine menace off the coast. It is unknown # new plans for com bat were formulated.
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 Wrlu THE AMERICAN AaMY .oN TIE Als.a-t-AENE I&21iT, ..,2 -.- Rerors whish as } X iagc u.. ueya coa-.mod c8cia!iy O"i,saGe ,J ,Je into ,he American lines Io the --lo., ,hay Gcrnanz are now c0aaR.ng "-asn -5 macliac Glns iy aA ea.olr J5 .te-. ,ae allied tide ol adF..a,.
 m- sector .o.J cl hayng him i' vie s < s-tD- wAi,n, 0AUi U3ey oca exported e ,ita bHana@duaigI sc.n tal Us b.es oft9e Hons, lice not been believed bseausl of taei. coa- ,5wab.e brutality.
 Aco.d diag to yms office1 he vas 8 lg,uy to women having beon iaan-
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GUNS. i

acied t0 guns which they had been taught to use and commanded to sey- -Ve. Pisopegs likewise verify the .s,ory saat the Germans are utilizing womeif a their efforts to win the war at aa costs, though the women in no way nave approximated the 6attal- ions ot q atll" in Russia, It is as
 eg tea ttg loggc hEs been necessary e ma.le the women serve. is4
 ahe colonel also told of large num- oars of minors ot l6 and l5 and ever ai years Of age 9ciag among ihc pris- cnets. Some Of them, he says, tod nm .tcy had b1onjnstr0cted by iheir Isjl5ass to surrender to the Ameli cans. at their iiIst oPpo, tunity, after s4dsiy,Gg themselves that American troops were opposing them
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STEAMER DOPE


Ste.Mer Admiral Schley was ad- 10 sail from ADchoU2Se- -2t g o'clock this Afternoon and should De due in Seward about tomorrow noon.
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FIRST AMERICAN FIELD ARMY
 HAS lHE.LIC)l5 AND tsJJA4sL Ll-.. lS51T

WASHINGTON, Aug l4-- SecretatY 9l Yt.7I. .t}SAeta hes been advised by Commander Peishing tlat tne si American field army has been created Secretary b&el said that the information is taken hereto mean that the Amsrcanization of definite portion of the has been completed The extent of this o2aupaQnas not
 known but it is known that large part of the Iarlle ont is under control of the American forces, ThS first AeF car field army is believed to comprise 1125 900 ner was stated moffically today that the Americans soon take over the front from Yefdun to the Swiss frontier
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RECOGNIZE CZECH -sLAvAKs.

LONDON, Aug. IA The British government has is
 sued declaration formally recognizing the CzechSlovaks
 as anAled nation and the three CzechSovak armies as allied forces regularly wagig warfare against the Cen tyal poweysaa aag95s5 asss f Sri 5ssn yt Iii ds ' 2 ,'to operA sdt bng sse g sbm e
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I'&SAiNGT0N, Aug 1.-The agS iiy.sit ior yjyLiaR. lapP.icanta lo t4a ceatra, oft,eer's trajq}ng schoYla A2s been raised rom 70 C 45 yeats.
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J. Taudeau, who arrived onsthe lAt aska, is in this section of the country aN the lobls-otst for oil prospects. Mr: Taudeap is making his headquarters at the SsxteRt got ,bIid emGa gna 70 n ssdam gGgIt Ynitiad loi 10 sexof re
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.e,al <. GERMANS ARE SMELLING AMERICANS.
 WITH THE AMERICANS, Aug. H. The Germans are sheng the Americans on the Vesle front heavily In
 catons point however to big withdrawal of the Ger
 mans there the Americans are returning shell for she and most effectively. sn I DIT
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MANY OF ENEMY REPORTED CAPTURED.

] T'I7 MAN UF ENEMY KEPUNIED CAFIUNEU.
 LONDON, Aug. 14--Sinee the offensive on the Mont dider Aiens front began last Thursday, the French first army and the British Fourth army have captured 28 900 men and 600 guns. .igsp98
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.DJ9A uEAl JN hOtGI>.;S ].
 BUT HAY BE E.L.I)AT.EOj

.Elifi5an3 Jh6 little cialt lit, Bounced 2. eoapie of tunes then settled aud re- Gasod Q tQdgt. The life boats were s3. red nd tho lcng row, IS miles, b..cs t9 f-pG started. The passengers
 ere t2aap ashore tt ti,at place and ti,a lie Joas crews then went back
 ad cIl members sre with the ship.
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Sta.mey Dora is on the roe..s g. Qeeo s.eal b1. is expected to 5e. lga.ld 8 a hlgA tit.e on Epe h. st -blgesj-205h at0N.iQg g topaN 7 sag,c A c,,.l2a Dora | said to have gone con &Gy.cS a G0s and fot-ed ashore gy a r "a, iy oau SJ Tbere we l,te .s-il-
 AaG1 ct the time as tae Watef IS
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made week ago last Saturday when it was announced that the Allied world be thrilled by the news The Allied losses during the present offensive low in comparison to that of the Germans as5aiaosst siF
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VALDEZ, Augyi4 With. the ar- r.,al of the steamer Alasiea slt t D. . L,sc0m tlcre were SSgisokRec5, Ggaft- ga mla and lgguiarSr The bar2acks -.e la,ad fer 4cconosations for 250 men % ad available giopnd 3p2ce, t-as, etcs a,e baipg utilized for the.
 5,di ra geRdlng the aFfiY9I of, the. .rcn ,2s CiX which will teke out the 'i4th iaienEy. +N
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lI"I|M.INn-lI
sS CEIAIlE T0MEN

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W,AS fIS&B0N rAlg.el4--8The R.ohbition against inoIaogak condisr 3p a Jhc vicinity qf military camps, sta aQfs, pQstS a4d eantonlaentS and ail aiStriets under naval Jurisdiction EEl abey heleafteS to all terfitois within q radfous of f5ten miles from aray dapps aadsaavsl districts. | >..,.,4IF tl,t1 rAs ol dtaaed vor bioi
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22
Factories Close For Five Days. Stores,
&c., To Be Closed on Mondays.

The order in regard to closing on
Mondays is az follows:
ION each Monday beginning jan
uary 81, 1918, and continuing up to
and including Monday, March 25, 1918,
no fuel shall be burned Except to
such extent as is essential to prevent
injury to property from freeZisg) for
the purpose of supplying heat for:
"(a) Any business or professional
offices, except offices used by the
United States, state, county or NUM-
sipal governments, transportation
companies, public utility companies,
telephone or telegraph companies,
banks, trust companies, physicians or
dentists;
"(b) Wholesale or retail stores, or
any other stores, business houses, or
business buildings whatever, except
that for the purpose of selling food
only, stores may maintain necessary
heat on any of the specified days UNI
til IL o'clock noon; and except that
for the purpose of selling drugs and
medical supplies only, stores may
maintain necessary heat throughout
the day and evening;
Gel Theatre, moving picture hous-
es, bowling alleys, billiard rooms, pri-
vate or public dance halls or any other
place of public amusement.
Section 5.
"On each Monday beginning jan
uary %, 1918, and continuing up to
and including March 25, 1918, no fuel
shall be burned for the purpose of
heating rooms in which intoxicating
LIQUOR is sold or served on those days.
Nothing in this regulation shall be
construed to forbid the heating of
restaurants, hotels or other places in
which meals are served, but in which
no intoxicating liquor is sold or served
on the said Mondays.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22
Exemption Boards Held Conference In
s,artinshurg.

Captain Donaldson, one of the Reg
ular Army surgeons at Camp Lee,
held a conference with representatives
of local boards for Morgan, jefferson
and Berkeley counties last Saturday
morning in Martinsburg. He went
over in some detail the matter of ex-
aiming and the defects which are re-
garded as most serious in enlisted
men. He also stressed the impor
lance, in his talk with the members
of the boards and few other doctors
and civilians who are connected with
the work of the boards, of exercising
Judgment IN selecting men for partl-
cular, technical work, instead of arbi-
trarity throwing them out because of
some physical defect. That is, man,
he said may not be made to do arms
bearing work because of some defect,
but because of his training he may be
adapted to special work of some sort,
and in such work, he would be of
great value to the Government.
Following the conference, he con-
Quoted an examination of twenty of
the men of the county of draft age,
indicating the most expeditions meth
cd of examining them, and showing
just where some of the men were
specially adapted to particular work,
even though they would not be able
to qualify for the more serious work.
The men called for examination were
men either who had not been examin-
ed so far, or who had been exempted
on the first examination by the local
board.
In the main, the advice of Captain
Donaldson verified the action and opin-
ion of the local boards.
Capt. HI. c.. Getzendanner, DR.. Will
liam Neill and Dr. t. A. Ramey rep
resented the Jefferson County Board.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22
Judge For Yourself.
Which is Better-Try an Experiment
or Profit by Charles Town Citi-
Zen's Exnerience.

Which is Better-Try an Experiment
or Profit by Charles Town Citi-
zen's Experience.
Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represent
ed.
The statement Of manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing you had a bad back,
A lame, weak, or aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
You will read of many so-called
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home,
Easy to prove local testimony.
Read this Charles Town case:
T. NJ. Baker, picture Trainer, 800 E.
Liberty ST., says: 81 suffered with
my kidneys, but my back was the
worst source of the complaint. 1t
ached steadily. The kidney secretions
were too frequent in passage and
highly colored. | used Doan's Kidney
Pills, as | had heard them so highly
recommended and a few boxes, procur-
ed from Brown & Hooff's Drug Store,
relieved the complaint and made my
kidneys strong"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Baker had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgss., Buffalo, N. 7.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA ST RIA
Two Day. School For Farmers At
ShcDheTdStOWn.

On January oath and 18th a school
for the men and women Of this county
will be held in the old college hall in
Shepherdstown. There will be three
sessions each day, and everyone is in
vited and urged to enroll in the school
for the two days. There will be no
charge of any kind, as the speakers
are provided by an organization that
takes this means of "doing its Bit"
Mr.. Hayne, who for some years has
been a contributor to the National
Stockman and Farmer and is practi-
cal farmer, is one of the speakers.
The other man is Mr.. Sutton, who now
has charge of the State demonstration
farm at Wardensville, this state, and
is mixing brains and Drawn to make
the farm success.
Miss Stella Wigent is coming too,
to speak to the women on the various
questions pertinent to the home and
will demonstrate in practical manner
the. best methods of doing the things
she advises.
This school is a county movement,
and it is hoped that there will be a
large attendance from all sections at
each session of the school. Plan to be
in Shepherdstown January oath and
25th.
This is very important movement
at this time, and farmers from the
vicinity of Charles Town are especial
ly invited to attend.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22
War Savings.

Thrift Stamps and War Savings
Stamps are the most democratic of in
vestments and America expects every
American to show love of republican
institutions by investing in this demo-
cratic security. The aggregate amount
of the investments and the number of
investors in these War Savings securi-
ties are in a way the answer of the
people of this great Democracy to the
call of the cause of democracy
throughout the world and the vindi-
cation of civilization and humanity.
They afford every person however
humble and however small his means,
the opportunity to contribute his part,
to do his bit, in this great struggle
against the military masters of Ger
many who seek to dominate the world
in contempt of justice and right and
freedom and without conscience and
without mercy.
Surely every American desires to
have.a part in the defeat of autocracy
and the success of liberty and right.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22

Wednesday, January 3Oth will be
Tag Your-Shovel Day. On that date
every shovel in West Virginia which
provides coal to keep fires going will
be tagged" The ceremonies will be
under the direction of the schools and
pupils will "tag" the shovels in their
own homes and those in homes where
there are no children. The schools
will create interest in the tagging"
of the school shovel and the shovels
of prominent citizens by the pupils
especially selected for the honor The
tags come to the schools through the
State Superintendent and will be pre-
pared by "stringing" in advance, pos
sibly at "stringing bee," which is be-
ing considered by many schools in diff
ferent parts of the State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22

The old way to prepare mush was
in an iron pot, with wooden spoon
to stir it. Mother used to heat the
water in the pot, then sift in the corn
meal with one hand and stir the boil
ing mixture with the other until it
reached the proper consistency. Then
one of the boys or girls had to stand
over the mixture and stir and stir it
to keep it from Jumping; and stir
some more until it was done. 1t was
eaten with milk, or sorghum molas-
ses, or with butter. Enough was al
ways poured in a crock to cool for
morning, when it could be cut in slices
and fried in bacon grease for break
fast. Cold mush for frying may be
had in any grocery, a big square for
five cents. It's good; but hardly equal
to what mother used to make.
c. F. WALL co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22
Classification Of Registrars Nearly
COmDIeted.

Classification work by the County
Exemption and Enrolment Board is
we'll on the way to completion. When
it is entirely finished and the Appeal
or District Board at Clarksburg has
given its final touch to the last ap-
peal from this county, the physical
examination of men in the first class
will be commenced. At the conclusion
of the latter every man on the list will
know where he stands.
In the entire list of registrants In
GLIDING over HOO names less than
twenty-five failed to return their ques-
tionnaires. Some of these are derelict
by reason of failure in the mails. All
the registrants who have thus failed
to return their papers properly filled
out, will be put in class one without
question unless they can prove that
an honest mistake has been made.
Mere earelessness will not excuse
them.
The list below contains the name
and order number of every registrant
up to number GLIB who. had been placed
in the first class either by the County
Exemption Board or the District
Board. 1t also includes the names of
those who asked for no exemption:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22
For Rent.

FOR RENT, Immediate Possession:
Five room house on Eagle avenue;
7-room house, cellar, bath, furnace, in
Ransom; Broom house George St.,
Ransom. G.. F. WALL.
FOR RENT After April 1st:-
Rooms over Ralph Burns store room;
lower rooms also; house occupied by
Phil Davis; house in Weiricks Row;
two houses on Eagle avenue; also
eight to room houses in Ransom,
ten 8 to 5-room houses in Charles
Town. G. F. WALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22
Notice.

We the undersigned Coal dealers OF
haries Town are compelled to make u
arge Tor saeking and carrying ia coal, at
u .ess than twenty-five cents per ton, I5c
per hal Ton and l0c per quarter ton. at
pr esent we will OILY sell one ton or less
70 any one customer at q time.
JNO. O. BURNS q co,
WIN. n. REED q SON.
MILEY BROTHERS..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exami-
nation for the County of Jefferson,
West Virginia, to be held at Charles
Town, on February 9, 1918, to fill the
position of rural carrier at Charles
Town, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22
Max A. Boyer Shoots Theodore Wade
In HagRTStOWn.

Max Boyer shot and killed TAeo-
dore W. Wade at his home in Hagsrs-
town last Saturday night. Boyer
came home and found Wade concealed
in a closet in his wife's room when
the shooting occurred.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22

n lave you any c1s9led ORDERS with
ISther dealers? ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IA. Kind of heating plant. ..........
rs. Number of rooms. ...........
g. Can you secure any other fuel,
such as wood or gas ?...............
| hereby certify that the above re-
port is true to the best of my know
ledge and belief.
Address. ...............
These forms are now in the hands
of the coal dealers and must be filled
ost and signed before any orders will
be taken.
The coal situation is very bad, and
it is advised that if you are not get
ting extremely short, don't try to get
your order in unless you are actually
in need, as there is no coal for anyone
to store ahead at this time.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22
Wanted.

Wanted. your Automobile Springs to
Weld; ship them to Us by Express and we
eill repair them and return the same day.
We guarantee good sound Job. Have
never had spring to brake in two years.
THE HESS CARRIAGE co.
Hagerstown, Maryland.
Dec CT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22

Farmers mechanics railroadels S, laborars
rely on DIR Thomas Eciectic Oil. Fine
for cuts. burns, bruises Should be kept
IN every home. 30c and co..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-01-22
ADVERTISED tgTTEs,,


Lisl uf et'crs renaiuIgg III 80. P',-r tioc' at
Charles Town. Jefferson comfy w. Va. on
SATURDAY. jan. 10 1918 Persons calling for
anne will be rqulred to pay one cent for
ach leSr."
Mems List VIM. Washington, A.
c. Brown, Capt. Daniel Lattip, Steph-
en- Macdonald, James McNey, Herbert
Martin, o. j. Maddox, Edgar D. Mer-
GER, M. L. Steckley, Fowler Taylor,
Andrew j. Thomas, Col. ]. A. Vincent,
John Washington, Chas. E. Lane Co.,
Hedwig Warner.
Women's List :-Miss H. L. Bailey,
Miss Mary Bell, Mrs. Ada Jackson,
2 letters; Mrs. Lottie Lawrence, Mrs.
Mary Reed, Mrs. John Skuce, Miss
Helen Smith, wife of Hedwig Warner.
Ine apJse ietteis. y. SUI n
fifteen days, will he ~euf 10 the dead lett r
office. Persons Ealing for hem win please
say tn n they sre advertised.
:. g. YOUNG. P NJ,