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KILLED IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANTS,

JIEUTEHANTS.
Co., Esom Hill. Joseph s. Brewster.
I'LL, WiImette. Mark r. Heller.
Ky Ludlow, Edgar b. Ritchie.
Ohio, Warren, Herbert e. ChristiancE
CORPORALS.
Ala. McEIderry, CLIFFORD Fl. ElIiRs-
ton.
Ca. Mei=a. James A. Wick.
Mich, TecUmseh, William e. GFieve.
Mich, Saginaw, Robert n. Hodges.
Okla, Hobart, william ID. MulllEan.
PRIVATES.
Ark. Fayetteville, Frederick W.
johnson.
COIo., KiOwa, Jake l.. HenIey.
Ill, DunInp. Robert A. Huckins.
IN, ChriSman. Terrence L. GOSney.
Italy, Astra-Vetere, Richard BRSIli.
Italy, AItamurO, Bari, Antonio Di Lee,
Italy, MiFabeIIn EdanO AveIlinO, Ale
,Handro D'OROfFiO.
Italy, VietrIdI, BatinOza, CHrmine Ma
ErlnO.
Kans.. NeOdesha, Charles w. AyaFH.
ny, Big CIIny, Charles L. Langley.
La, ChurehpoInt, Malcolm NJ. StaEE.
Mass, Dorchester, Samuel Warren.
Mass, CharIestowH, Frank J. Maffa.
Mich, Port Huron, James H. Lane
MIeh., Hallway, Charles Ernest Book.
n. r., Angola, Ray w. NeweOmb.
Russia. Wilma, KAEtHIir WOlOwiclEL
Tenn, BrandyviIIe, Eath Bush.
via, MaFiBette, Lawrence FOrsbers.
VIA, Oshkosh, George e. Kush.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
LIEUTENANT.
Pa, Lebanon, Marcel Won BeFeghy.
dO., Gentry, JOhn Dewey.
CORPORALS.
Ma, Baltimore, James N. Sullivan.
y. Y. Syracuse, Warren FlansburT.
Okla, Tulsa, Charles 5. Bennett.
VIA, Milwaukee, Elmer BrandlOck.
COOK.
Italy, Chiesina, UEEanese, Lueea,
Guido BanehirI.
PRIVATEs.
ARK, MadIsOn, John e. Berry.
ARK, Wynne. Richard b. Castor.
CSlo., Pueblo, Hugh H. MeCrery.
Greece, KenaIIa TheEsaIy, Artist ID.
VaIlas.
Iu., Springfield, George ID. Harrison.
ireland, ERIIy, TiPPeraTy, Patrick B.
NeEnIFy.
ireland, Waterford, william J. Or
Ele4EnAs AEnOl0 ENEuAAs
Mica, CorunEa, Howard Stirling Hard
Ing.
Mont, Chester, SOfus Guam.
N. Y. OEdeHsburE, Edgar v. LeCIaIre.
n. Y, EImfra, Charles L. Ruddiek.
N. c., stony Point, Tally A. Drum.
Ohio, Cleveland, stanley r. Husak.
Tex, SpF4RgtSVVn, Earl G. HiIL
Tex Walnut sprinEs, Russell MOsel!.
VIA Milwaukee, HymRn TfBhler.
DIED OF DISEASE.
sERGEANTs.
0hio. HSunEstOUn, james BOrdeIiH.
n. H., Berlin. Omar J. Talbot.
CORPORAL.
COIO., LittIeton. Edwin ID. Drake.
PRIVATES.
I'll, Hanover. Peter l.. Strong.
Mass, Lowell, Henry J. COEnae.
No., Dixon, William 8. Alien
Me-, wellington, Thomas W. POttS.
Pa. TftusViIIe, Clinton c. Stevenson.
Pa, MeEIhRtten, WIIllan r. Rail.
Pa, philadelphia, JOhh }. DiEnam-
8. c., WaterIoO, Haywood Campbell.
Tenn, Huntington. Wallace II. GroOB.
Tenn, Trenton, Thomas e. Ricketts,.
DIED FROM AERoPLANE
ACCIDENT.
LIEUTENANT. 4
n. T., New Y0rk. BedeII II. Neubert.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
DEL, Loves. Albert r. Thompson.
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Swift q coupany's sales Of fresh beef
in washington ID. C, for the week end
ing Saturday, October s, 1913. averaged
1850 cents per pound.-Advt.
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ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE.

previously reported misslnE.)
PRItATEs.
CANADA, Saskatchewan. G r h a N
Mitchell.
y. Y, COhOes, Louis J. BoudeHu.
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wis, Custer, IsadOre, Bronx.
Wis, Neenah, Charles Schmidt
MISSING IN ACTION.
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PRIVATES.
\. j. WByne. Arthur Lang.
Z y. n, New York, James Shechnn.
OKLA, Schultz, James T. Mckee.
: Pa, Pittsburgh, George Ellsworth
! Marshall.
Pa. Lebanon, Edward OTnush.in.
". Va, Pratt, owen Jarrett.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
r4E FIRST HOSTESS HOUSE

The y ". G : would Ike to estah-
IIfsh Hostess House at this camp
rhr thing il impossible There wIll
be ao aamen at this eamp said The Of.
arer e little hrusauelg
uuIs a short time had passed when a
lfaptgr phone mps sage reached her II
aas that same officer speaking and he
vas uu longer brusque
The women are here he pleaded
can sou come aud take charge Of
them
She went. with others The organt
latlon uith which shr worked had long
since reduced efficiency to science
Within two weeks the Hostess House
Na- finished aud In use This was the
first Hostess House Nov there ara
uiuet, .oue for the mothers aud wives
of soldiers many of whom come long
distance Ia see them
They did not know where to find
them among all those thousands Of
men Somc Of them were on duty
and could not BE- seen at once There
were often delays II was impossible
To have these women strayIng about
the camp and what was to be- done
with them
Al the entrance to camp. nov
stands a military policeman who asks
Of every woman Are You going TO the
Hostess Houpe' because You are not
allowed to so anywhere else 10 And
having been conducted there and hay.
ing registered and explained who il is
that she wishes to see, by some swift
magic Of organization her soldier is
found within Ave minutes and is on his
way tn the Hostess House
Aud this In camp Of sixty or a hun
drod Thousand men
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
IN The SENATE
f and NJ f Robinson Editors

Nomau suffrage by Federal amend
meut failed la the Senate Wednesday
by vote of 30 for the measure 'u 81
against. lacking tnu votes of the re-
qulrod taothfds majority senator
Jones ul Npw Mexico. chairman oI the
WOMAN suffrage committee. changed
his Yoir to tbr negative IA order to
leave the matfsr open for rseeHstdera
ton Hw Iat 500 enemy to the Susan
q Aathung amendment rejoice undul}
The measure h. alive aud will be push
ed again and again unJil the favorable
moment arrives when IL will be- able
to poll thr required number of votes
The movement is too strong for any
other outcome although even the
President support Of IL as u war
measure Nas not sufficient to ofset
the oppu tluu eff SENATORS Who sce In
Womau suffrage presented ia feed
eral amendment the beginning 81
political turmotl Ia the iudtv dual
states, especially Ina the South
Whether the approximations OF these
senators are correct is negligible
proposition. III view 81 the certain
fact that aamaH suffrage II houud Ca
come and that shortly II Is therefore
the part at wisdom for those states
determined in solve their own SUI
traEe problems to take up this very
real. pressing problem aud deal With
1t tu conformity with local require
mems suffrage hY state amendment
will be presented to the voters of
Louisiana al the November elections,
aud the apparent apathy concerning
the proposed measure n astonishing
in the circumstances. since only hy
the adoption Of such an amendment
can Louisiana put Itself in an uuassatI
able position iu EteW Of the $3.50 attI.
Jude OF IT, United States senators as
regards the federal amendment We
have repeatedly pointed ultt that only
by taking ~ the suffrage problem al
unco can Louisiana square herself with
the national democracy pledged 70
woman suffrage. and AZ the same time
deal Independently with home needs
a. regards the suffrage
Now Is the time. and Il rejected II
will ouy postpone settlement ~ the
question 10 less favorable time
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

There bfp fIse constitutional amend
ments pertaining Ga public education.
to bp voted upon ia November state
superintendent ~ Education T II
Harris has secured priority ou the
ballot Tor these measures therefore
being the first 10 greet the exc at the
poils they should now receive careful
peruga and thought They are dI'
ferenth arranged 0u The supplement II
this paper but MAY he identified b,
the names of The authors of the several
amendments
First is the Eastman amendment
tlower par Of column Of supple
mpHt
Second the iIanle} amendment
tower half ~ column page . ~
supplement-
Third the HyWe* amendment tHp.
per half ~ same column
Fourth The " e JONES amendment
dover hall Of q, Wmn page II
FIFTH the Mae Eaehern amendment
middle Of raluen pare
The last named amendment relates
to the formal recognition Of the South
srn University among the state eaB
ss tt-....t ....t.s..t...... IA ... f... .....
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
NOTICE or FILING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT.

Su rrssioH Of r = IBHg1H deed Va
state ef Louisiana Parish 81 West Eob
r.uua 2lth Judicial District court
Notee Is herrbF given So all whom IL
doth ~ mas concern 10 show cause within
ten daF. from the present notification Il
ans the, have ct can. was the Final Ac.
count Ut MaA Mann Administrator uf the
Succession Of r T. lariesn decreased
should not DE approved and homoloRaisd
and made the Judgment Of 81, reurt
Witness The Honorable Charles hi
hourus Judge 81 the 2tth judicial District
Court Of Louisiana. this 9rd aay If uslo
hef lalN s. $ MtSE
clerk ~ said Court
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p'RAps 4E WOULD

IF YOU must swear pat It iu writ
ing. SAID the secretary Of Y hut
IN France to q braauy soldier %
yea think I'm d fool asked
the soldier = ku5H you're mot re.
,Iied the ~ man. bat g yoa afite
down what you just Il aud Rad IT,
you'll foel like one
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

pfHte ton Baloa saying, The
Kmg first lea Prussia Prussia fret lee
Germany and GerHany first in the
world needs uBly a slight modiae1
ton "a make it widely popular th"
change provided for ia the Scripture
promise that The Hfst shalt be last
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

btft 'fFHE ~ ifF ~ tli tti tHtiIbtf
ship A Junior Red Cross has been or.
ganized stth following as officers
Miss N l. bupre. chairman, Miss
Frances stephens, secretary Miss
Nancy stephens, Treasurer Miss Nil
bred Saunders, chairman Of woman's
work
Membership by grades runs primary,
3, tthand 5th grades,5, 9Th aud Eth
q, High school II
The Junior Red Cross will be def.
niteIy organized when Is per cent of
the number Of pupils have joined We
are trying TO get 100 per cent
Monday Mrs 4 f Barrow. Chair.
man OF Woman's work. Red Cross
| chapter spoke ufgins formation OF
Junior Bed Cross, Also asked for con,
tributtons for linen fund The local
chapter has been asked 90 supply i30
| napkins FOR hospital use. TO date the
pupils have contributed Sli ~ for this
purpose
Judge l.awrason also spoke In be.
half Of Red Cross work
School board member Dr. Barrow
Captain Of Medical Corps made a talk
TO children urged thorough school work
and said goodbye
On Wednesday the preliminary con
test for best Liberty Loan speeches
WIS made The winners were Frances
Baier, Ruth Soult. Mamie Fort. Mary
Davis, Wilmer Rogers Masses Saun
ders I.eake End Stockett, judges
Thursday afternoon the final contest
resulted as follows Ruth Soula. first
and Mamie Fort honorable mention
Judge Lawrason made a little talk
ffe said that Prussia had been prepar
Ing for this war ever since the battle
Of Jena he compared the German and
the American soldiers The former
were driven TO fight, the latter as he
had seen them, In his recent visit Ia
Oklahoma, 50 eager 10 30 To France
that 1t IL used as a means 20 keep
them Keyed up 10 their best.
A good number Of school friends
were present
Miss pupre has registered seven
boys in the Boys Working geserye
Elyin Bickham. Slaughter BAH. Joe
Ellis. Julius Yunkes, Frank Clack
Lafayette Matthews. Fred Bookter
Others are willing 10 register but are
under age
si50 worth OF Liberty Bonds will be
purchased by teachers and pupils
Good work being done By Frances
BaieF
The program committee Of the filter.
airy society, Alice Stephens, Frank
Clack and Ruth soule reported the fol.
Iow ing program for next Friday after
neon Oct IL IN honor Of Columbus
| Day. Oct II.
Star spaneied Banner Ry School
Columbia Primary Grades.
Reading Presidents Proclamation
MARGARET parr,..5
Life of Columbus Slaughter Ball
The return Of the Explorers Sixth
aud Seventh Grades
Columbia the Gem Of the Ocean By
School
Awarding Of the Badge for the 1rd
Liberty Loan Judge Gosan
-Four minute speech Liberty Loan
Winner
Columbus { y Nagnlre
How he People Of this Community
can Help Win the War Mrs VI r
Robinson
The Fighting Loan Fourth and Firth
Grades
America By School
Friends and patrons Of the school
are cordially layitod TO be present
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
CATHOLICS CONFERENCE

Delegate from an over The south
and Southwest ajIt attend the Pro
as,H Conference OF the National
Catholic War Counel 70 b. held IN
New Orleans. La October IA Ia tho
interests Of the United Var Fund
drive
Fourteen conferences Of Catholics
have brcu called throughout the Unit
led states ta swing the fJIl power OF
the church bshHd the ~af work cam
pafFu Of the y VI e A. y " & a
National Catholic war Council N 81
.Cp Jewish Welfare Board War Camp
Community Service American Library
Association. and the salvation Army
to obtain th. Iotnt fund of slsa5oa uoo
dartue the week OF November II
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
rown COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

81 Fuue4syfIIe. Ia oct T. isis Al a
regular meeting Of the BOARD ct Alder
frrn ~ the Town ~ - FransisEille La,
h,iI th.s day the follow members
we're present las II kNIboane. Mayor
HalrI II Aldermen - vs. Newman T.
vs. loFers. Matthews
Minutes of hast meetings wcrr read and
adopted
MAJOR anH Marshal reported one case,
Mr. a q Hopper representing the
rahf.e Hos, Go. nf New York. y y, and
Mr T. lFoslur representing the Eureka
F., Hos. Co.. ct Atlanta Ga appear
a.. before the Board 80 the interest If sell
ne hoae
Im motion made seconded and car
m,a the Mayer 81 the Town 81 - Fran.
r.xt HE. Ia wsr empowered b. contract
v.tf the Fabric Hose 60. Tot san feet Of
was tHa gum treated hfr hose az 81 60
Har fnuf YsBn payable In one year with
eul Interest tegH payable ia tw" years al
3 prr rent interest S2eo payable ia thres
r,.er- 81 Ht, per cent interest guaranteed
l14 pounds pressure and hose guaranteed
for yeHrs
Motion made hy Matthews. seconded by
i!ae,fs That IA, Nstor ~ The Town 81
Sr Franc sy4lIr ~ IS hereby authorised
anH empowered ly sign contract with the
standard nA Cu. al Louisiana, fgr oat
requirements ~ mhrnslIHg oils for an,
.,ar carried
Motion made. seconded and carried
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
n ! BARROW Act
NOTICE

Automobiles will not be permitted
IN tie Hosedoeu held
JAS + BOWMAN
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LITTLE ADS"
NOTICE

have loaned my mowers hay rakes
aud other tools rs SOME Of my friends
and would now like 10 borrow them
please Irt me know If you have any
of them
+. = PERCY
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE tine over
land hye passenger ear IN good repair
New set Of tires bafgIn for quick
salp Address Il f. Crump = o
station NJ ~, New Orleans. la
Iron SALE One new Chevrolet Car
fer tle Apply to Mrs Belle G Lea,
In Jackson, La
| ron SALE Two young horses two
small Young mules. one pair cotton
acaa4. one cotton elevator. with other
lem fixtures AUSTIN DANIEL star
Inn. Ia s9i-4
| Iron SALE one h p Economy Gas
Engine. one II M French Burr Grist
mill. one Power Cane mill With pan
| and furnace. belts included, price s225
s. q SMITH,
| s2l4t scotlaudgille. La
| You are cordially asked to help pay
fer printing the Gospel Ia this paper
ANNIE DOUGLAS MORENO,
| % Rains La
iron SALE Cleaned brick IN carload
lots. 81 per thousand Less than car.
load Su per thousand Fire brick FIVE
! csnts each st fair grounds, Bayou
| Sara Ia WEST FElIcfANA DEEEL
IupNENT 60 INC, K + Crump, See
FuR SALE Red Rust Proof Feed
land secd oats Jas = Bosmau.
| The Hereford Cattle Co offers 70,
sale grade Hereford Cattle. registered
nuroc Jersey Hogs and AnEora Goats
! Prices reasonable Address St Fran.
cIsyiie La t2I2istfl
No hunting eF cattle ,iriy ng allowed
Ion Dupriest and Hoat Hollow PIania
fioBs
| a. ! BARROW. Act.
AnrIrr
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on motion meeting sdI0UfHrd suhIrIi
b. rall - Mayer
JAS n klLRuRN MAYOR
GEO g. PIETTINGER Clerk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE One over
land fye passenger ear IN good repair
New set Of tires bafgIu for quick
saIp Address X f. Crump = o
station NJ. ~. New Orleans. La
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
maaar Town az st raoc0sgtlr. Louisiana

HHf"f f"N7 ~ ~ Ff8n'7st IIIe Louisiana
gIrrk i.oara nf Aldermen Town If 81
FfaHss,lle Louisiana
Section Three 80 Il further ordained
D. -. Aag"r and Hoard ~ Aldermen 81
TIE Town ~ 81 FflnHv.ne. Louisiana
THAI fhe Nayor is authorized and instruct
rd fur and so hehalf ri the Town q =,
FraHrisylie to siRn AN act If sale and
mortgage securing the deferred payment
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

ron SALE Two young horses two
small Young mules. one pair cotton
scales one cotton elevator. with other
gm fixtures AUSTIN DANIEL. star
|tnl. la s9i-4
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No hunting oT cattle driving allowed
.oB Hupriest and boat Hollow plania.
iiuBs
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-29
YOUTH IS ACCUSED
OF SWIPING AUTO

Wilson Wilmington, lad of about
is years, residing at the corner of
Queen and Race streets, was tah-
en- into custody by the officers on
the charge of being implicated in
the theft of an automobile OF Sher-
if Harry S. Miller. The boy was
captured Tuesday evening and
locked up. The officers are looking
Tor two or three other lads who are
believed to have been mixed up in
the affair. The Wilmington boy
will be given a hearing later. The
car was taken from in front of the
residence of Sheriff Miller Sunday
night, and found late Monday ev-
ening near the south quarries.
An automobile belonging to Ben.
jamin Champion, of Charles Town,
was found out the Williamsport
pike about seven miles from this
place Tuesday evening by Chief of
Police Dawson and officer Snyder,
after a search. Ii is believed by the
officers that the same gang Of boys
stole both cars. The Charles Town
car was brought to this city and
placed in the Miller garage and the
owner notified.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-29

pigs IL months old. bred from regis
tered SOW No. 213024, will be regis
tered. Three boar pigs, 3 months
old, bred from registered sow No.
217360, will be registered by day of
sale. Four shoats, months old, VT.
about 100 lbs. average, bred from
registered sow No. 21S024. Four
shoats, narrowed April 10Th, will av-
erage about 80 Tbs. each, bred from
registered sow No. 2319S6. Five
shoats, farrowed April Gath, will av-
erage about 80 lbs. each, bred from
registered sew No. 23198S. Seven
shoats. S1a months old, will weigh
about 50 lbs. by day OF sale. Farmers
III you want good breeding stock come
to this sale. Rain or shine.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit of six months wild be
given on all sums of ten dollars and
over, the purchaser to give note with
approved security, negotiable anc
payable at the Merchants and Farm
ers Bank of sMartinsburg, with inter
est from date, but If paid at matur
ity interest remitted. Under ter
dollars cash. No property to be re
moved until terms are complied with
J. NJ BRESSLER.
Dodd and Hoffman. Aucts.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk.
Aug 20 80 pd
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-29
BROTHER INJURED
ANOTHER MISSING

Harry Leckemby, of Meyersdale,
was brought to the Allegany hospit-
al, Cumberland suffering from ser.
ious abdominal wounds, having been
struck by broken boom on Bal
more and Ohio tie-loading car at
Garrett. His father, Herbert Leck.
emby, Baltimore and Ohio conduc.
tor, was killed some years ago. The
elder son, Corporal William Leck-
emlby, Company G. One Hundred
and Tenth United States Infantry Is
reported missing in action follow
ing a battle in France, July Is.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-29
Mae Marsh Personifes True
Spirit of american Girlhood

Far removed from the type of
young woman usually seen on the
screen. Mae Marsh is at her happiest
when in the quaint costume of -
gone day or as a girl with her own
way to make in the world This Is
emphasized by her work in "The Clio
rious Adventure" hor latest Goldwyn
Picture Her unique individuality
and elusive spiritual color are sub
merged when she dons the furbelows
which seem necessary to most cine
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-29

ma heroipes.
She personifies the spirit of Ameri.
can girlhood, its struggles, its hopes
and dreams and always the triumph
of the strength which lies In purity
and sweetness. Mae Marsh Is an
inspiration to the thousands of girls
in big cities and small towns who
have come to look upon her not as a
favorlte actress playing in mimic
drama, but as one of themselves,
At the Apollo Thursday in addi-
ton to regular comedies.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-29
LITTLE GILBERT
.ALlENDER VERY
MUCH IMPROVED
His Grateful Mother Gives All
the Credit to Nerv-Worth.

If there is in your family or In that
of your friend, weak nervous, ex-
citable child, the following statement
made TO Marietta's Nery-Wprth drug.
gist, should have your careful atten-
.tion:
Will S. RICHARDSON: am very
thankful for Nerv-Worth 1t has
helped my little boy. He was under
the Doctors care and they didn't
seem to help him any at all So
bought one bottle of Wentworth and
can now see the difference in him.
He didn't have appetite and NOW
HE CAN EAT ANYTHING HE
WANTS TO. Age years.
MRS. REBECCA AI.LENDER,
303 Greene St, Marietta, O.
A host of Wentworth buyers are
using NervMiorth as Mrs. Allender
did. Not bit of risk In giving re.
duced doses of Nerv-Worth to the lit.
tie folks. II contains no opiatcs, mar.
cotics, coal-tar products, no habit
forming drugs.
Your dollar back al F., G. shep
herds drug store, Martinsburg, il
Nery-Wprth does not benefit you.
Neighboring agencies: Robert Glib
son, Shepherdstown; Miller's Phar
macy, Charles Town. 20 &c
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-29
RECENT GUESTS AT
OLD HOTEL BERKELEY

Pref l.. v. Starkey, of Morgan.
town; Mrs. B, N. Kindred, Mrs
George Weeks, of Petersburg; Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Richard. of Little
town, Pa: Drs. Robert Nee. Glass
DR.. c. d. Anderson, Of Winchester
Mr.. J. A. McGonigal, of Fairmont;
Mrs. J. L. Reed. OF Wellsburg: Mrs
j. c. Alderton, OF Charles ton; Mr.
and Mrs. F. NJ Hughes. of Parkers
burg: Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Feyan
and Mrs. Nellie Barnside, OF King
wood, were at Hotel Berkeley yes
terday.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-29

There Is more Catarrh I'm this section
OF. the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years 1t was sup
70 cure with local treatment, pronounced
II incurable. Catarrh is q local disease,
greatly Influenced by constitutional con-
ditons and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by i. j. Cheney &c
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, liz constitutional
remedy. Is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
r. J. CHENEY &c CO., Toledo Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 7sc.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-29
NEW MANAGER HERE
FOR MCCR0RY STORE

Once again has the call Of war
been answered by McCrory's store
and Il recent manager, Mr.. X. IL.
Vanalst. left this week for Pensa-
cola, Fla, his old home to enter
active military service. He Is sue
oeeded here by Mr.. +. Il. Layman
OF Harrisonburg, Va. Mr.. Layman
is not yet 10 and is not included In
tbs present draft.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-29
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HUSBAND AND WIFE

Mrs. Frank r. Wood, Box Is, X. r,
ID. No. 2, Morrill,. Me. writes: Foley
Kidney Pills help me so much. My
husband also hsa received much ben
eft from them. He was so lame he
could not stoop over and row he feels
no pain" Lame back sore muscles,
stiff joints, rheumatic aches and pains
stiff joints. rheumatic aches and pains
quickly conquered by Foley Kidney
Ills.
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