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Mr. Wilson Asks That the Solid Souihs IS Per Cent. Shall
Continue TO be The Legislative Ruler of ihe Countrys
Other 81 Per Cent. of Population

Mr.. Wilson's demand for another
Kitchin Congress may be prohtaDly
studied by the American people with tho
aid Of a little plain arithmetic. II will
thus be seen that, as Mr.. Wilson wishes
TO make himself the master OF all the
Government, he wishes TO perpetuate,
under him, the mastery OF the legisla-
tive government by very small frac-
tion Of the countrys population.
The population Of the United States is
In excess Of i00,O00000. It's annual in
come is forty billions of dollars. Its
wealth is two hundred and nifty billions
of dollars.
The Solid South proper consists OF
twelve States. Their population. by the
latest census. was in round numbers 2i,-
000.0O0 Since that census was taken it
has not largely increased But Of that
population Of the twelve states Of the
Solid South some 100000 are blacks.
The division is interesting.
Virginia, in the census reports, shows
a population Of $4,000 whites and 6li,-
0o0 blacks; North Carolina. 100000
whites and nearly 100000 blacks; Geor-
gia. 4, ,43i 600 whites and i,i76,000 blacks ;
Florida, $4,000 whites and 30s,000 blacks;
Tennessee. i,Tii, 900 whites and 473,000
blacks; Alabama, l2290O0 whites and
90s 200 blacks; Arkansas, i,i3i,000 whites
and 442O00 blacks; Louisiana, 9h 600
whites, and $4,000 blacks; Texas, 3.20i,-
600 whites and $4,000 blacks. South Caro-
line 1las more blacks, $4,000, than
whites. 679OO0 Mississippi has more
4 rrfn
The populations Of Alabama and Missis-
sipp taken together show about the
same number OF blacks as whites. Take
South Carolina and Louisiana together
and the same thing is true OF their pop
ulations
Now, in the Solid south generally the
"Nigger is not allowed TO vote" In
deed the black men there never have
any more voice in the Government than
Mr.. Wilson wants the white Republicans
Of the North 10 have under the legisla-
tive rule OF the Solid South and his mas
terry OF the whole Government.
The governing population, therefore,
Of the Solid South states, which have
legislative supremacy over the whole
population Of more than i00000O0O, is
IOb <lsVVVftoNt UAtf Mili TIE NOitltHH
black man deducted some 100000
IL is true that Kentucky, Maryland and
Missouri. while not Solid are politi-
cslly classed with the South The total
population. white and black, OF those
States. however, does not equal in num-
bers the blacks Of the Solid South by
upward OF a million. And exactly as the
German Empire which wanted to rule
the earth is ruled by Prussia and as
Prussia is ruled by the Brandenburgers,
so under Mr.. Wilson's Administration
the Solid South is the legislative ruler
Of the whole United States.
In the House Of Representatives there
are five committees Of vast importance
and Incompatible poweh, whether we
are at war or whether we are at peace.
They area
Ways and Means, which. with the no.
torious sectionalist Kitchin now at its
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, head, lays the taxes and otherwise pro
vides for revenues.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
which has legislative Jurisdiction over
all industry. business and transporta-
tion that Kitchins committee does mol
kill
Rivers and Harbors, which spends mol
where the shipping is done and the reve
nues are produced, but where the poll
tics OF the Democratic party needs IT,
about all the funds that the war doesn't
take.
Banking and Currency, whose work, il
times or prodigious war financing
should be OF the highest order. and is
vital to the nation.
judiciary, whose functions are OBJ
vious.
There is a sixth, Military Affairs
which plainly is Of cardinal rank
though disgraced now by the chairman
ship of Dent
Three States OF the Solid Soutfi--Nortt
Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee-havC
the chalrmanshibs OF those Ave commit.
tees, with Alabama and its Dent in pos
session Of the sixth. North Carolina has
not only Kitchin at the head Of the
Ways and Means; It has Webb at the
head Of the Judiciary and Small at the
head Of the Rivers and Harbors
North Carolina, I'm the first year OF
the war, failed TO complete its quota OF
voluntary enlisiments. North Carolina
has no workmen's compensation act
North Carolina in the Second Liberty
Loan subscribed S27,53i 200. North
Carolinas per capita subscription was
.sii3i. North Carolinas percentage OF
iliieracy is 1875
II there should be a Republican House
OF Representatives undoubtedly Ford
ney OF Michigan, would be chairman OF
the Ways and Means Committee instead
OF Kitchin. In the Second Liberty Loan
Michigan subscribed sii5, ,530550. as
against North Carolina's S27,53i 200.
Michigan's per capita subscription was
5000, as against North Carohna's sfi 81.
Michigan's percentage OF Dliteracy is 33,
as against North Carolina's 1875.
If there should be a Republican House
OF Representatives, probably Volstead OF
Minnesota would be chairman Of the Ju-
dietary committee instead or Webb or
North Carolina; instead OF Small Of
North Carolina having Rivers and Har-
bors, Kennedy Of Iowa would be chair
man Of that committee, Minnesota's sub
scription TO the Second Liberty Loan
was s79,50i.20O, as against North Caro-
lina's s2753i POO Minnesotas per capita
subscription was S3i 81, as against North
CarOlinas Sii3i MinnesOta's percent
age Of illiteracy is 3, as against North
Carolinas 1875 lowa's subscription 10
the Second Liberty Loan was $50 92s, 400,
as against North Carolina's S27.53i 200.
Iowa's per capita subscription was
s37i2, as against North Carolina's sii.3i.
Iowa's percentage OF illlteracy is ~, as
against North Carolinas 1876.
II there should be a Republican House
OF Representatives. probably Esch, OF
Wisconsin would be chairman Of the
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com
mittee, instead OF Simms. Of Tennessee.
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1t will not let the niger VOTE" also
win not let the 81 per cent. OF the coun-
try's population have voice In its
own Government, though the 81 per
cent. must pay the taxes and subscribe
the bonds. The World says
who should care II faithful Republl-
cans were elected as successor TO
Kitchin, Of North Carolina; Van Dyke.
Of Minnesota; Randall, OF California, and
Huddleston and Dent OF Alabama?
kitchin, as chairman Of the Ways and
Menas Committee. has announced a pur-
pose, well Illustrated In his leadership,
OF leyying taxes sectlonally; Van Dyke
and Randall were opposed to the war,
and Dent was so strongly committed
to pacitlsm that as chairman OF the
House Committee on Military Affairs he
had TO surrender management Of the
great army bills as they reached the
House Of Representatives 10 Julius
Kahn, the ranking Republican member.
1T would not be surprising II the Re
publieans gained a majority In the next
House Of Representatives.
III by their votes next Tuesday the
American people express a purpose to
be represented at Washington during
the ensuing two years by a Republican
Congress we should say that their de-
termination was based not upon any
.weariness Of the war. not upon lack OF
faith in the President and not upon any
approval Of Rooseveltism and reaction
In the interest Of trusts and monopolies,
but upon certain well grounded objec-
tions TO the performances Of the pres
ent Democratic Congress"
It is the i3 per cent. In the Solid
South ruling the 81 per cent. in the rest
OF the nation II is the i3 per cent
taxing the 81 per cent. Il is the i3
per cent. rioting In the spending OF the
81 per cents money. It is the 13 per
cent. having elf-determination in
everything and over everything while,
II Mr.. Wilson has his way. the 81 per
cent shall have self-determinatlon in
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In the Second Liberty Loan wisconsin's
subscription was ss0,sH $50. as against
Tennessee's s3i, ,59i, $50. wisconsins per
capita subscription was s3i.97 as
against Tennessee's si372. Wisconsin Is
percentage Of illiteracy is 32. as against
Tennessee's 1876.
II there should be a Republican House
OF Representatives, probably Hayes,
OF California would be chairman OF
Banking and Currency, instead OF Glass
lof Virginia. In the Second Liberty Loan
Callfornia's subscription was sis3,3li.-
200, as against Virginias s5i,3l3,2oO
Califomia's per capita subscription was
s6052, as against Virginia's S2t.91. Cali
fornla's percentage Of illiteracy Is 81,
as against Virginia's 1852.
Here are some more illuminating facts
Iconcerning the most important com
mittees in the House, all now in the
possession Of the South and all but one
in the possession OF the Solid South, as
against the States which will probably
nj them IL Mr.. Wilson does not save
the house for the Solid South:
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Kentucky .........!. 1925 10
Massachusetts ....... GO49 2i3
II is the Solid South. then. with its
i3 per cent. Of self-determining pOpula-
tion which is the legislative ruler OF
the more than i00000,000. The Solid
South does not subscribe; 10 spends the
billions and billions OF Liberty bonds.
The Solid South does not pay it lays,
the billions and billions Of taxes; it lays
them north OF Mason and DlXon's line.
No Straightforward Democrat In The
North will dispute this. It was only
yesterday that the New York World,
Democrat TO the heart. told the truth
about this dominance Of the United
States by the Solid South. which. while
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Post Office and Post Roads.
ME as Naval Affairs.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
EXPERTS FROM
! TWO STATES COMING

The STATE horticultural Society
of Penns ylyanTa, together with
fruit experts from State Colleges
Monday started on their tour OF
the Apple secyon IN the Cumber-
nand Valley At the sams time the
Virginia horticultural Society and
tluit experts from the college Of
ittritultale are milking tour Of
afudt conditions, beginning at Char
lottesville, Va and coming down
ne Shenandoah Valley Thursday
the two socfetles will meet in
Winchester and arrive here Thurs
DAY night. Friday the orchard,s OF
berkeley county win be in spected
After dinnere at Hotel Berkeley on
Friday a number OF the Virginia
fruit men, accomIpanie1 by local
roShardists will make the trip to
the Pennsylvania fruit counties.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
BGb AcflNE ALIEN
HELD AS DANGEROUS

Rleinhart Assfalg, arrested about
len days ago in Kheeling on a pres
icient$ai warrant for being out OF
the zone permitted him as an enc
my alien, is now being held by the
federal authorities as a dangerous
enemy. Commissione Shorts re
ceiyed instructions from the feder-
al authorities to have seven photo.
graphs taken of him and he will
he placed in an internment camp
for the duration of the war. This is
The first case of nliscon duct on the
Eart of the scores of enemy aliens
in Wheeling. 1t is announced that
khe federal regulations coninine
Che enemy aliens in specified zones
lw'lll be rigidly enforced throue hout
lthe northern federal court district
of West Virginia
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
"BUD" FORD BROUGHT
TO THE LOCAL JAIL

Sheriff Harry S. Miller returned
TO Martinsburg early this morning
from Philadelphia with Abraham
''13nd" Ford. the negro wanted here
for attacking Mrst Roy d. Van
Metre, at the office of her hus-
bands livery stable, on South Col
lcge street. several weeks ago
Sheriff Miller says Ford had little
to say regarding the charge agains
h In e'Scept TINT he WAS not guilty
of any wnfaytful action or intent
He was locked up here pending the
action of the grant jury in Sep
tenIber. Ford Was arrested sevelal
weeks ago in PhiHadedsprlia, after
HE local effioees had made two
efforts1 ito locate and arrest HIM in
Baltimore, where it Was supposed
he had been working at ship.
building plant. After falling to get
him in Baltimore, Assistant Prose
uting Attorney Luttrell asked the
AID Of the Washington police, and
Ford was locateF AMI arrested in
Philadelphia within a few hours
He has been held in Jail in Phila.
tselphfa since that time, awaiting
requisition papers from Governor
Cornwell.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
AGAIN DECLINES TO
CALL LEGISLATURE
Governor Considres An Extra
Session Unnecessary.

y Experimenting his letter by two
olB'oions from Fred o. Blue, Of
Charleston, the other from William
z. Hubbard, of Wheeling, both sup
porting his views regarding Che sol
dfersr ballot in West Virginia. Coy,
e1nor eornweli Saturday made
public a further statement on the
question. He also again stated his
BELIEF that an extra session of the
legislature is una ecessary. His
stategndnt was in another letter TO
the attorney general over whose
opinion regarding tide law the con.
tloversy started.
The goy'eirmCr defends his posi-.
ton that the official ballots be sent
to the soldiers may be made up
and printed by the ballot dommis.
sf"ners. at least Sixty days before
the election, concerning which he
said. in part: x am now and have
been of the opinion that If the Pro
aFhitienishs and Socialists or any
other body of oitzensi desire or in
tend to put tockefs on the ballots
lin the manner pre- sicribed in rela
ton to sectitetl % of the primar,
law, they could and would 10 so as
soon asst was KNOWN that the bal
hot commissioners proposed tc
have the soldiers ballots PRINTED by
2 cfrtainvsdate. say sixty days be
.fol'e the eection. The time provid
ed for filing nomination ,sas wei
rs filling vacancies. mus. yield te
the lbrclad interest of the legisla
sture as expressed in the s'oTdrer's
Jhallot law, which specifically says
it Must be A1nstrued literally to
s'ive it fuia force and effect and til,
VAST clause of which specifically re
reals all conflicting provisions"
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
TRENCH ATHLETIC
GAME is WANTED

The Y. NJ. &C. A. Physical Depart
ment in France wants someone TO
devise a sort OF an athletic gam
that may be played under the hml-
Ations imposed by service on the
front lines.
Here are some OF the specifica-
tions: Must he played in the open
air but at the same time conceal.
ed from tae eye of the enemy though
his artillery OBSERVERS may be with
in a mile and his aero-plane sdouts
directly overhead; 1t must mot
mot cause any large groups to- as
semble; 1t nknst not he so Sexcifing
as to cause shouting or so siren
nous as to tire the men
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
PILES RELIEVED
Also Eczema. Salt Rheun,, Ulcers, Old
Sores and carbuncies.

W.
Under the influence OF San Cura
Ointment surprising improvement is
made so quickly that II seems ALMOST
miraculous.
Stubborn cases or piles like those
of Rev. w r. Gilbert Of Titusville,
Pa, vanish before the marvellous an
tiseptic Ointment. Mr. Gilbert writes.
For twenty years | suffered with
bleeding and itching. piles; at times
| was confined to the house for more
than month. Two years ago I be-
gan using San cura Ointment and one
SOC jar made affirm and permanent
cure. | have not been troubled
SINCE
San Cura Ointment Is guaranteed
by Worthing. Ltd, who Is the
agent in Martinsburg, to help any OF
the above named diseases or money
back. III relieves pain from burns,
cuts and bruises, draws out the poi
son and often heals IN d short time.
zoe, soc and s12o' a jar at Leap
Worthing, Ltd
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
BEATS UP OFFICER
WHO ISLANDERS HIM

Constable John G. Lewis is in
the Frosburg, Mid, hospital. suffer
Ing from the effects of assault al
lesfed TIC 'haye been committed by
William Haberlein, that town. Lew
is Says the attack was the result
OF his having arrested Cha ifes Eb-
el'ie, cous'ing OF Haberlein, in
Pittsburgh, charged with evading
the draft law Haberfen declares
that he was branded pro-German
by Lewis, when. las "a matter OF
Dact he went to Camp Meade be
fore he was called and was reject
ed for physical REASONS.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
WAS HUNTING There !
FOR HIS DEAD wife
Harry Dorr Visits Winchester
On Quest of Lost One.

N Oh f.af - A,lU III M IA
in''ii -
IL door, cieizen OF Msr'ihs "ui ~
W. Va. was in town Monday con-
eufting with the authorities in a
c,s,srob fo.. bis wife who he saws
a, -, s,au, !, .u;roha.
i''Sr u"o i''on'ns aso' ~ - ""'
aoided TO the ponce an ihteresi ng
etory OIL MS courts mp, ms marri'
age, starting denuement' which
ended his marital happiness and
mus search for tbe VINE VINO lett
him.
/ 1t seems that he met his future
Fwife at revival four years age in
"he Methoo.sf church IN MARTINS
burg, when she repeatedly sonsht
ITO have MIR. Door come up TO the
mourners bench. He had hardened
his neck, however, and had repeat
eoTy refused TO accept the invita-
ltion 10 get rehg1on as ne express
sed it,
Inc future Mrs Door, however
was patent; she sohcfted him ev
cry night at the revival to come
forward and finally he consented
Mr. Door became infatuated and
later they were married.
NOW Mr.. Door is the COOK IN a
Ifaiiroad camp at CumDo. W. va.
ma there ne TOOK ms bride. she
aeted az disdiWasher az the camp
l@nd 'oefweem SiRir iapofs ,thelf 10Y
md their letii'sNh ana ese'senlhs
went well as a marriage beii.
But their happiness was soon tc
sc destroyed. a certain "llilam
I'anfsnney. VINO Formerly liVed II
winchester and VINO is now work
ifg in MaftlhsDurg, tola MI DOOR
Etather thal ms son WAS hiarriea u
ia woman who already mad a nus
iAnd llWng from M'hom she was
lpever divorced; that MRS. poo'
was not married ~ the Cumoo eooi
lat alb and mat size was pigamist
Idier only true husband. II was ue
"iared was Lewis MaNinhe pet
lper known as Fele McnhhheS,
Iprother OF Wliiiam Mcninhes.
Armed win lh's inioi'iaaioh WI
4 Ioor CONFRONTED ms vsiie, ou' NJ
Old not disclose TO-DAY what tooi
place when HIS DISCLOSURES %ef'
lfmade known to her. At any fat'
she Disappeared ana ane mex MI
Door heard from her was that SIN
rad died In NHneheeer anout tW'
month ago It wasforthe purpose
l'of ascertain1ng the truth OF thl
rumor that winchester is indeote'
flor the Visit or Mr.. poor To-Day
The police. however told MN
that there was no record OF TN
momans death IN rms vicinity 81
MI. DOUT went Lrtt1h 10 AZ ID tihs'ouit
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
WOMEN MAKE GOOD.
(sy International News SERVICE

Jacksonville, Ind, Avg. 90 Eight
women are receiving $3.50 per day
at Speed, Ind, near here, where they
are employed at the Portland cement
plant of the Louisville Cement Com
pany. The wages paid the women
are the same as paid men and com
pany officials state their work is just
as satisfactory
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
HONESTY BEST PoLIcy2
(sy international News Service.

Rich Hill, Mo, Aug. 2o.-George
Culver day laborer, picked up a
pocketbook containing $500 in cur
rency. Later a man on horseback
came up and identified the pocket
book lie offered Culver penny re-
ward and rode away without giving
his name.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
GIRLS UNLOAD CAR OF COAL
(sy International News Service. }

(By international News Service.)
Atchison Kan. Aug. 20.--Two
GIRLS Julia Surisatt, eighteen and
aher sister, Elsie, fourteen, daugh-
tdrs OF j. A. Surratt a merchant OF
Parnell, unloaoed for.y-fue ton
car of coal for their father be
cause he was unable to secur q
men to do the work. THE task was
completed in a few hours.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
HUSBAND AND WIFE

Mrs. Frank p. Wood, Box IS, r. F.
D. No. 2. Morrill,. Me-, writes Foley
Kidney Pills help me so much. My
husband also hsa received much hen
eft from them. He was so lame he
could not stoop over and now ne feels
no pain. Lame back sore muscles,
stin joints, rheumatic aches and pains
stin joints, rheumatic aches and pains
quickly conquered by Foley Kidney
Ills.
Sold Everywhere. I'm
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
GOOD BABY SOAP.

San cura Soap is healing and
antiseptic soap; just the soothing
kind that baby needs. It frees the
pores from impurities and prevents
rashes and other skin diseases. Fine
for anyone's skin; banishes black
heads and pimples, clears the com.
plexion. &c cake at Leap-Wprth-
.rg. It'd 2t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
PROFITABLE WALK.

10y international News servfcs.)
uniontown. Aug. 2o.-,Joyeph Mel-
achick coal miner, walked two miles
to and from his work every day, vet.
during the month Of July he was able
to make 5000
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
THIRSTY THIEVES BUSY.
10y International News service.)

Asheeville, N c., Aug. 2o-Desplte
a Waterman and a triple-loeked "safe-
ty" door. thirsty thieves recently OBJ
tanned 70 pint TASKS Of contraband
whiskey from the steel storage cage
in the United States Marshal's office
here, leaving no clue
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
BOYS DEATH OVER THERE


(By INTERNATIONAL News ScrV'ce.1
Wheeling. w va. Aug. 20.-Ed-
ward f.. Bowman, nineteen is dead
in France as the result of flip OF
a coin. Bowman enlisted in the ar
my in May, 1917, after be and a
friend had tossed nickel TO de-
termine which one would enter
the service Bowman called the
turn and was a soldier in a few
days later.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
TO WORK IN WOODWARD.
(By International News Service, J

Salem. Ore. Aug 20-Hereafter,
says Governor Withycombe, Of Ore
gon, convicts that play hockey"
from the penitentbary will not be
locked in solitary" after they are re-
captured, but will be assigned to the
bucksaw in the penitentiary wood
yard for as many days as they have
enjoyed freedom The Governor ex-
poets escapes to lessen in Number
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
To ERECT THREE TANKS.

The STANDARD Oil Company has ap-
piled 10 the City Council for permls-
sion to erect three large steel tanks
at their property in Auburndale Es-
timated cost. $4,000.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
1000 PUNCHED TICKETS


(By International News Servlce)
Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 20
When Lane Robinson, street car
conductor lfelte, was arrested by
tie police. he is safd to have had
upon his person, more Than 1000
punched car tickets, which he had
failed to turn I'm to the company.
He was slated for petit larctaiy
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
HERS TO MEET

The HERS Sewing Club will
mket tonight with Miss Grace Wild
n...cr, South Nope avenue.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
LICENSED TO WE'D.

Thomas Ursius and Clarce Oliver,
both OF Martinsburg. were licensed
to wed in Hagerstown.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

c,,s Z. Hollis. Of Camp
(His home on a q hour fur.
"a asdoy evening and spent It
sA'r tents. .,lr. and Ms Ed
of south queen street
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
- COOK o. ''v'Sfs' {
ne,,,s service.)

..,,atlonal News serV"
I'd Aug. @.lsaac Saw
'''p. .,s,sr residing south Of
|, ! sl runs That 20 bushels Of
y sll.-', we're cooked on the
IpHla,V Az extremely hot days
auri'g 'aF .,aoerature was los
rsen The - -
]. ID the shade