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Ordinary Currency vanishes
IN REIin Civilians Flee
From cslsgne District.

LONDON Ocl1tSer 2S-G7vilfan de-
parture1 from the lower Rhineland
and part OF Westphalia, which were
begun On q small scale when the first
allied bombs hit Cologne. have dfevs1-
oped into q panic fight. according to
The Hague correspondents Of the daily
Mail. ALI the banks are being
storned by depositors, who: are with
drawing their saNtnakia German hank
notes Of as high a value al ara OBJ
tainahle. the IGG-Ehark notB having
an apprudabfs marlEst value over
lower currency But eIan small
notes, Of one mark, are being taken
|eseariy.
Not only are some Of the baulss at
their Wits end for IaEal currency to
|pay cut dsposif9 hut IN placs8 aspe-
|cially Cologne and Dusseldorf. all ex-
|cept local. aad therefore valueleaa,
currency has disappeared as il by
maggie
Many Houses Are Empty.
Everybody VINO 9a possibly AFFORD
it is trying to make his or. her way
eastward Scures oe houses stand
empty.
Even in Berlin financial panic has
seized the psopae,s and the ordinary
paper currency Of the empire has van
ished. The municipality has been
compelled to Issue emergency cur
rency to the value Of about SO, 600, 600
mark6, valid until February I next
within the confines OF Greater Berlin.
Trzdesnaen may refuse to accept this
currency. or, at Least, decline to
change the notes, except wl1en COM
PEELED to take tkAm In payment for
goods already delivered.
The big German hankS have pub
Hshed Naming appeals to ''our fell
low ctftzsns' not to withdraw de-
positH and not to hoard currency
notes. But thG rush ON the banks
has grown worse than ever.
Dsmand Imu1edtats Peace.
The working population OF Cologne.
seeing the war factories closed down.
big houses evacuated and eastbound
trains crowded with weH-to-do fu-
gittves, are demanding immediate
peace more fnsistently than ever.
Demonstrations have been increasing
~ violent. A manifesto which has
Deem issued by q section OF the social
democrats declares that II the en-
peroE does not voluntarily abdicate he
viii be removed. 1t says: II the
necessity arises and the hour cdnes,
the organized masses Of labor, with
strong middle class support, will re-
move every hfndrance to peace which
does not voluntarily yield ta the will
OF the huge majority Of the peOple ~
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HALL-NOYES SCHOOL

FIFTEENTH YEAR-SEPTEMBER 16.
Day and night. Graded and high school
courses complete. under ex-teacher G. II. 8.
All Civil Service preparatory work under
former Civil Service Examiner Of o.. s. Also
private lessons. Children adults. Cata-
logue. 221 E st. NV. Telephone NJ. 1877.
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AUCTION SALES.
KHsTERR MNYR


TRUsTEEr SALE. or VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL EBTATN, OH SOUTH
SIDE or NAsaACHU9BTTs AVENUE
FORNA AVENUE NORTHWE0T.
BY vfrtus OF q certain deed Of :f1us& duly
recorded IN Libef No. a226. folio 200 ct Sd.
Of ths land records Of the District cf Colunbia.
and at the request Of the party secured there
by, tie underdgned trustees win san at pub
lie auction, In front Of the premtses, % MON-
DAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF N0VEMBER,
A. D.. 1918, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land and PREMISES
situate in the county Of Washington, District
Of Columbia, and designated - and being lots
one {1), two (2) and three "a, In block seven
ca. IN Gardiner G.. Hubbaffs subdivision.
IN Liner county No. 8. folio 50, Of the record.
q tie once Of the suveyor of the District Of
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
nsney to be paid in cash, balance in two
eQnl installments, payable in one and two
years, with interest at per centum per an
Hum, payable senn-annually from day of sale.
secured by deed Of trust upon the property
0Dld, or all cash. at the option Of the puf-
chaser. A deposit Of 81 900 will be required
1t time Of sale. AL conveyancing. record
ing, revenue stamps. etc, at cost Of pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
wise the trustees reserve the night to resell
the property at the risk End cost Of defRuft-
ing purchaser after five days advertisement
1t such resale IN some Newspaper published
GEORGE W. BROWN,
occo-d&ds.exsu Trustees.
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THOMAS J. OWEN SON. AUCTIONEERs

TRUSTEES SALE or RESIDENCE NO. 80
POMEROY AVENUE, HILLSDALE. D. G.
Under deed Of trust recorded tn Liber 1897,
trict of Columbia. we shall sell in front Of
the premises on FRIDAY. NOVEMBER
EIGHTH, 1918. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM.
part of lot No. IL, in section No. 4 of the
subdivision known as Barry Farm. otherwise
known as lot s21, in square 1878.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance IN
monthly payments of SO. with interest at the
rate of per cent per annum. Deposit Of 80
required at the time Of sale. Purchaser al
lowed So days from .tiate Of s1ae 10 completes
purchase. Further particulars 1T time Of sale.
WM. A. BOWIE,
Trustee.
ZEPH P. MOORE,
Attorney for party secured.
1895 18th St NV oc29-d&dse1Su
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUCT1oNEER.
Sale of Three-Story Brick Ap-
partment, Containing 8 Ap-
partments 8 and 4 Rooms
Each with Baths. No. 82o

BY virtue Of authority vested in the under
signed, will sell BY public auction, in front
of the premises, on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER
FIFTH, 1918, ArHALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. sublot 80, square 400, with improvements
thereon.
Terms: Subject to deed Of trust for
So 300 at ecs. due January, 1919: balance cash.
Deposit of 500 at sale. Terms to be complied
with in twenty days. All conveyaneing. re-
purchasers cost.
ADAM a. wEscHLER, Auctioneer.
oc2O-d&da exSu
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EDUCATIONAL.

IE1RN TRENCH CONVERaATI0N IN YoUR
0Vn noue. private leassns By enc wis ku1ws.
AddsSss z J. BRAULT. LIS Harvard Ut. n.w
T6E uNIVER0ITY PREPA6ATOBY 0OHOOA
T. Xp0IPH RICHARDS, n. 4, Il q, PD[N.
n - "a nv. Fr1nkhn 2006 AatkeaaSaA
an Na.ehss). 49, E.9a.,:; 1 g =; - -
S7&i.~ RM - Na10A
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
DAN A. WESCHLER. AUCuONF1

IDAM A wEsCHLER. Auc1oNFFk.
Groceries, Fine Fixtures, etc.
at No. o14 18th Street NV.
By Public Auction
friday, November /. 1918.
COMMENCING; 10 AM
1nm1tpes. Peas, Spinach. Beets String Beans.
Psfk and Beans. Molasses. Evap. MIR on
SS1pa. CatzEp. Salad Dressing. Preserves Teas
ao6ees, Spices, Brooms. Soaps and Soap Pow
ders. Matches. Toilet Paper. Shoe Polish, Tobac-
20 md Cigarettes.
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.
~ AcCr1y Refrigerator, Refrigeratinr Dis
pe0 Oase. Iron Safe, Mahogany Counter. Dis
pH Bins. Meat Block. Electric Fan. on
-. Papef RaleE, Tools. Awning, Push Ohxt
Tenn: CASh
. Uas ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct.
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EDuC11r1oGAL.
MUsICAL INSTRuCTDN

Rafael A. Castillo, Mus NJ
Pianos co%Position and orchestt.sasu.
Modern Time-Savmg Systsn
Studio: 1922 St INV. Phone Frankiin 1274.
Residence, lit Riggs place. Phone Mouth e94s.
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Washington College of Law,
Co-educational.
Tuition, SIS.

Classes discontinued temporarily BY request
Of board Of health. Announcement Of reopen
ing will be made later. Office open for regis.
tration. 10 to 8. 1917 New York ave. Phone
Main 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-30

Evening Classes at
GONZAGA COLLEGE, 10 Eye St. NV.
Mental Philosophy, Elementary and Advanced
English, Latin, Spanish and French, CONNER
cial Arithmetic. Plane and Solid Geometry.
Weekly Lectures on Important Educational
Topics. Splendid Course. Skilled Teachers.
Nominal Tuition Fees. Opening session MON
DAY, October IA, at 7:30 pm. Call send
for Circular Of Infornatio
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DOMESTIC SCIENCE

DOMESIIC SOTENCE
Classes forming for the study Of Cooking
and Sewing, under the supervision Of a thor
oughly trained teacher.
separate class may be arranged for mar
ried women.
For information call Miss NEVIS at North
1877 before $40 q m. or after & pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-30

Boarding and Day School for oisis.
u Regular High School and College Pre-.
pa7tory Courses. Special Certificate Coufsss;
The Arts, Journalism, Short Story Writing.
kfndergarten Normal Training. DomestE Sci.
Elementary Law. Evening classes IN 1fsneh
and Spanish. French. English Indoor and Out
deor Primary and KinderSarten Department fes
Prenidenf
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The Temple School

uethGnd. Typevritins. Filing. ofvn SsxyiaA
LIT @ STREET NV.
phnno AA{vz QC6a
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ARLINGTON, VA r.; ANIL; IMMEDI-
Pa ave. NV. s.. $50. G. L. MUNSON, 1925
ava
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BEAUTIFUL LARGE SUBURBAN HOME
with all modern conveniences, finished base
ment attic; lot 11O1150. corner: in best resi-
DENTAL section: fruit and shrubbery; immediate
possession: 81, 100; terms. Owner, 414 kenois
bldg, 11th and q. 21s
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AUSTIN OIL MILL REQUIRED
TO PAY $500 TO DROUTH RE
LIEF FOR VIOLATING RULE,

n ? heltFing conducted NY fhe IN.
tpfcement Division ~ the Federal
FOOD ADMINISTRATOR tho eyiderce ,.s-
Jabhshed thar the Austin OH aiauu
fncturins Compans had viol.sed ir..
rude iorhidding o iiocnsee rayins dil-
ler-nt prices for cOttonse.d fn the
snfne rome on tho same daF Tn- f4n-
ATS imposed ami accepted ia lien of
She revocation Of license includes th.
payment of five hundred dolinr8 io
the innd Tor relief 81 the dronfh aif-
iercra ami me suspension Of an crush-
NIX operations ana seed purchases IN
September 3oih and October Isl ana
md
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WAGONpR
owen NJ Carroll. Yves. rahview rs
PGiNTES
AIRED NJ Riack Traverse city. Mich
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Molor Delaney Kane lay Westbui,
s.
LIErTENASrs
B-amon s CUoie, ssnaz Ma
William G Dnbney Louisville *
Madison II Lewis N.w York
Charles a. Act;iil. Snii Lake CITY
Utah
George r watkins Springfield Mass
SERGEANTS-
Clement A Barry. McdfDrd Mns.
Wilfam Bentnmin New YORK
Hams Vi. casision. @lpena Mich.
Joseph s. f,esHan New fof
Thomas 4 Dutton. Marion. o.
\. Parr Fisher. Philadelphia
Robert 4. F'iint, Webster crsve. 40.
James + Ieach Sew nnniown.
pa.
Mlch' ~ lseary Chester. pa
Francis Aircofmick Gas, SIS. Efrh
chffurd McGille Montoni willie pa
l'ank Morris. Addison. o.
william % Sell New York
1nan ~ Skidmoie. Indianapolis ind
Ndolpn stein. l.awrencebure. nd.
CDHpORALS
Thomas " Dempster rittshres. "a.
Charles " Eil,a Chlrago
.io~-ph H. ~ -arias Ch.osro
fieusge Gorma'y fiuy WushtaV,iie.
in
nmes = Foley. Chicago.
Charles Il Fgfsch. Carnegie, "a
Charles " Hackworth dtrun's
Perry. ..
Cart Fred johnson. Mellon. Wis
Irank William kremplen seenah
Wis
Ralph u. McGe- Blanchard a.
Paul L. Murphy EtooNiyn. * Y.
t'rank norris Gravity. d..
Dennis Riohardson. Bayonno. - ,.
Charles Hohham Delaware @
Chari,s brussinr Wet Philadelphia,
"a
solomon Catanain. New York.
Warren X Chambers. Troy O
ThomAs Edward De.nln~ Sew Ron
bon MS
CARVE l.. Edwards STERLING. Ctlh
Edward jerome Goggin freeport
NY
Iohn G. Goodwin isianchcsaer. o.
lrAtfih ti"fe. taitin"ir 81
Arthur u GrauvpecL Milwaukee
wis
John Gravis Columbus ..
Walter n H"imef Dyer Ind
John NRliam Henck Republic 20
Kejuhold Frank Henlgs Melisn wis
hoy T.. Hicks. Chrind8 Ia
jesse Hilton kaQsas City No
Hcrberi Mclean. Sew York
Samuel g MacPhersou hrooidyn
< ~
Mer'drh T. Osborne Mooresville
Ind
Walter Osiick Detroit, Mich
James r. Patton Philadelphia
Clarence NJ Shelto Memphis Tnnn
Theodore +. rpion Darlington, ia
William Joseph Walsh. New Yorf
Albert C. Wells pes MoineS. d.
Glen g. Wells. shenandoah. H.
Earl Williams Valparaiso ma
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' ~ Hh'
tt Tei''fN'N'f
NtH""inf Nn" ga, '"
nN.ii iiN''H'
1 A t...t. i,.....,. :. ...i.....
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EQUALIZATION BY The
FOOD ADMIN 81 RAT , o NJ

The l. : Tea and Coffee Co 400
Main Street Houston a. hearing he
fore the Enforcement division OF the
federal food administration 81 Texas.
WAS fined tes and costs for violating
prices ON cornmeal as sci forth Ia The
fair price lists. The se5 viii be turned
over To the Depot branch ~ the Hous
ion Chapter OF the Red Gross
a yellow and black placard setting
forth the faVi that the firm had vio-
lated the rules and regulations 81 the
food administration by charging more
for wheat flour than set forth IN the
far price lists was placed on the doors
OF W. a. Cllbresth. retail grecer sal
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AMERICAN ENGINEERS
IN FRANCE PERFORM
A STUPEND0US TASK


TOURS Genital rtAnfr Seii go
Correspondence of Th. Associated
l'rrtn American illnt engineers lrt
dotnh more c0neiluetiv, wurt ia
France ioda, than was ever done pn
the i'"n"tH canal si"p'na""e '' 'h'
'nfln'e'lnh lN"l''i "HH Hh' "'''
''iH" ''''" N"F ever H"''' 'h 4 "'A o.
el me liN'f 'n1 n'fp"f ""'t ~ ih'
hil'' H'Hlrs 9i'S comparison gives
a"ine h'A on me NafNNV'' ~ 'p'
.tinN '"'lAsl "''''h nov N"''h va !"
''"'"F 'N'e'"N's ,n' nr'a' F'k'i''t
p'i"l'.nH 'F'' Nha'''"N"h ~ h"i''''
nr iAh'h'i construction '"''' "'s
s'''' H'hi h'i' - goo" "'"'u
''N'N ~ l'H''' t' N",,' t'''''
troops 'nd 'Hh''''H '' "l N'h"H l"'
'h' '"ir'i'''liN' "'iN' "Nu
l"f ininiFi'"'t NN' 'N1tetNl' :" ''N
hDfn'ii"n c"tnnf n"Mh forests l'in
rlnt t'N"ll''H "'li'flNh '''''" ''''
ltHnHri
The eau for material is $50 tremen
doua that ihe lpreNifs force win have
10 ho Increased before iong Already
q running seventy -.Wmiils ana 800
more are Required 90 keep ny with the
construction Wlh this increase The
snHnWerins force cnHnErd on con
atrlrllnn worh VIII rrHrn more tn1u
twicr ls many Hs were cwplesrN ON
.n, Panama canal the inrerei pFrt
ona constructive work the tWleA
siates ever undrrioeA
Travelling across Ftan,e from the
.aaroa4t on. s..e ile ntaanitua- co.,
aims A,,.ri,.,u ,.nstt4icfne work at
.,.,, h.nB frotn tb. ten miles of nr,y
do,3. VA ni,rs AL fna ports. thon tha
,,..,i,..n f,tive,, t.i.pranh ANA ,sle-
nl,a,a Nu.s ,.,st aresa of ,,,tehou,,es
.t,ns ang f,storiee ANA nnali, the
fr..st .trateb,.s of utilitttr, ra,,,t,s sn.I
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-,--.-->--~----..-.--->-,
is7s llfam Fischer . nohmown.
vhit.
iaso John cicm aemnna "a. sohs
ioNn white.
issI iu-tm ilcwciiNn Adans a..
Nonsiovn white
1852 Whltcr WORT a. RolstoWu.
white
1888 Chance, Richardson narrier
a.. Rohstown. white
lfS4 rhomns Jefferson Ware. ~.
l,ppstuwn. white
1856 John Francis Tlsnrt. ~.
i.phstown. white
1886 Fritz christian fiscner -,
l,ohstown white
1882 Thomus pefcz as. Aqua Lew
as Sneya Leon Mexico white
1858 Charles DoVia Rirlcs AZ
fohatown u r. - 80 O. white
1883 Martin Guitcrrra a. Aii.r
TnuhNlpas Mexico. white
1880 Jesus Garcia Hinolssa. al
Mirl TumAnlipas Mexico white
1881 Luis 'odriHueg a. tsnd.ia
Cmhnla. Mcxlco white
iase Mathis Zanihnno 49, IN
nnres. Nuevn Leon Mexico. white
i5ss llnery Curry as nopa,own.
white
i5e, Ira Green Morrow as nohs
town white
1888. Ralph Huston. as. nobslowu.
white.
lsso George clas wnbargcr 49,
Roisiown wntr
1887 Tiaio f.nlasettc Fronehrrger
g. ROhatotn white
1898 Anton lritz 49, Rohstovn
white
1899 Manuel brown AZ eenatoun.
white
1000 hugo l.iesmann AZ nohs
town white
1901 Juan Risendez a. RohstoVn'
white
lCu2 Marcelino Snndovnl a. Mi.r.
Tamaulipas Mexico white
iso8 rbomas iienre uoorer 49,.
Rohstown. white
1905 John Calvin Niasses ir a..
Robsiown white
1905 Harvey Monroe Roper A..
i:ohstown. white
1896 Charles Lee Morris. a. nobs-
town white
1907 john Ililnern niegs AZ noba-
town WIN"
ideos john ponaho. e. Rohetown
white
lcoo Charles Nendeihen. a. Hohs
town white
ioio Robert Henry nnrhan. A..
Itobetown white
iall Rowland Mchenzie ~ Hona-
town white
1912 Alvin riiaa Ali,n. a. ioha-
Town white
1913 Joe Charlie Grogsman. A.
tnhstuwn whit.
leii Richard Egeert A Rolaiown.
white
lgis budl, Alonzo Andrews Al.
iiohstown white
lal lames Walter Morgan a.
i,onstuun white
1919 Tobc Arie Tohins o. Rois-
town white
1915 Wiham q smiin a. Eoha
tswn white
ioie Fred Tally 49, Hohstown
white
1920 iohn Watson Neiam en-
ltohstowu whit.
ldei Lewis Patterson uAnan. a.
HohstaWn. whiie
iG'9 John lehN Gill,lnnd a. Rone
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-
WARRINGTON sept Co. The foi-
lowing casualties are reported by the
commanding general ~ the American
expeditionafy forces Killed IN action
c2 missing 10 action y. wounded -e-
v.fcA .ls died fs"m wounds s, died
from accident and other causes 8,
~ % a ndcd degree undetermined J.,
wounded nlightiy 3 prisoners q Total
ga.
KILLED ~ ACTION
st,HGrANTg
Potter Ravens sheh,gpnn WIS
Walter (. Goddard. cleveland. @.
william ~ Ho,vtt southern pines.
n 4
cnrfora Kennedy. Detroit Mich
oscar j. I.inpe. Noa York
George, NJ Reuse Sew York
John H. Ross. Sew Ynrk
Duane Sai.sn,i, nuuu.ofe a..
COkrORALS
Ft.d.rick IS guehanan AtiAntie
glty IS
phinp cavan. Nllkesbarre va
Avnnzo C,ia~orrh. AlilNaul,.. Nls
Albert Hinton CLEVELAND. -
Charles Il keeler. rhimdeiphia
ituth,rfo,d li Ne~lot. Hcav,r ia
Wiunm l4et.i4llxs. I.ttie Farrr n.
Alien Reynolds Damaseus q
Thnnas II REESE ritrburs "a
newton Al Roy scsscmar Ala
james Wshb. phil.d,lpnin.
BtfGIEs
Charles IA Fsaneis Chicnea.
MECHANICS
Aiillam KNOTS. HbiwrU %.
Napoienn NORM. nid,safoll AZ.
NA,;DNl,ltS
pIuick y Ge4ry. W.stcliesief. pa
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town WHITE
1928 General Harar Thompson 81.
llohstown, white
1924 Felix Woodard Emerson ~,
i,ohstown. white
1925. penainso l.amircg. ~ fobs
toNu. WHITE
1926 walter Eshborger ~ kohs-
town. white.
1921 Romano Aiurro a. noba-
town white
1898 Wenccsias Iepedn A. Omar
os NiteVs Leon, Mexico. Whit,
1921 august John Witir, &C., kohs-
town white
l65n G.cir. Herman Peters 40
isohstoNn white
1891 Frank proehayNn 49, Rons.
town white.
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Nncccs County Serial Numbers


>luia Nueyn i,.on. Nesivo whnr
ttle tmrair. RenN,ldo sa San
,ie,ntc Nneta IRON. Ncxlco while
1890 fapusco Snilnas "a Nle,
Tanmulpaf de~ep. white
rHn unrcm. 20 ucnefa. TIE
hlro Nueva i.eun NoNioa white
l'1a NAtolmno Dsnasidog ~ son
tlseniv NueVn Icon NcNlcu White
lss2 Nniias nenn,i des. 20. Saa ui
ernit Nae,a Leon NcNioo white
1874 tiem"nie Ntru is saitillo
euaiullA McSlcn white
it1. NndestH ieaeAuo i8 Yum-
pilain Mexico. white
1920 sdNiwen 0choA 9o p,hoas
Np,Na i.son woxlro Whit.
la21 Maro canino st Avua
ii.lcf white
l12S feiro Ceenhm IS yinapns
~ 'iUanalnnie nexioo white
1899 ieiiN Nrunin 81. Ytuapnato
funnalnaiD. MeNigo. WHIT,
1880 Anionlo castro. rs Victoria
ruinnui.ias NeSico White
1891 Nnscfi9o MARITIME f.aharns
Nhlus NutVs iron Mexico white
1892 Dos, Cpronla iS Nra8puatn
siuHnn iuato Mevico white
1898 Francisco Gomoz NJ cedrni
ssa Luis i'utfDsio. NltSioo WHIT,
lisi Rafael carciu eo perrcro
rainaahps4 MvNpp. white
1885 Emiliano GAfcia iS san jose
iaur1 'nahuiin Neviru whitr
1859 Nlcoiir Hnmirox go iorfiriu
NiaH conhma Neyro. white
iaas Merton t.o>d STRANGE SO. Apm
pllVe white
1889 George Mise, 20 Aqua Dulce
Win.
1910 Travis owen iiarreu a Asna
l1nice white
l'7l Duncan ifrthois McIsacheln
g. Aeim Dnef white
ibia John rapNn 81 Aqua pnlce.
Nhite
itia l.afar roe Nhcnasson. as
trun puh.e whi1e
iaii loim cmtcf i,letns a. ,eua
pulcr Wlfit.
isia tse e naria So Arpa pmco.
1916 rcliS Eneiquez ST. Aqua
inlirr white
ls's Charles Lowell l.anrnam Is
AFsin iinlee white
ifw charlse Edgai Lyle IS. Aeuo
nilcc white
1919 lohu Freeman Ripley. 80
Aqua Dulg.. white
J ''o Laid Tasior Dihha 90 Agun
Dnice white
1871 iasnro i'cna 40 Aeua puicc
White
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Aqua puice. Whit.
1873 Aianacio wise az Aeuu
Duicc white
1854 Thomas Jefferson iurkott. 40
Aqua pulee. white
i5'' Santiago Fahiias 70 saiullo
'onhuila Mexico white
1866 Manuel I.nzano a. tuir,n,n
Nichucon AieNico Whit.
l''f hoilis G"arf 90. Eohstown
wlntr
lass Aibc'f E'wci swope ii. notr-
town. whfic
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'tepstowft white
1850 Looms non McCein il hobs
GOWN white
ilel loscph Lawrence WlcpN. Al.
i,onstown. white
1862 Fred W Iiounds e. nohs
town white
1868 Willinm Richard Gihh As
l,obstoWn white
l1di John Wesle, Coz e. Robs
town white
1000 james Tonnes Thomplna a..
t,oiHtewn Nnite
laef rorene RuDenie a. Rolls
toAtn Whit.
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-01

Tulane street. Houston Heights tiii-
breath was closed Tor two digs
tof slolaiin4 the ruir@ Vt The fed. raj
food administration and for dianboal-
epee ~ ihe ptdef ~ the FOOD admin.
isif aaof ~ Texs4 ip discontinue geea
onrrhtiorS pending action on 'Hri-
me sicense 81 The Farmers Gin COM
pany ..iasank, Texas owned IS rs b.
Hntlsr. nar i'een suspended fof s. tn .od
VI .hlrll hANs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-01
sToNEs

We have large stock OF both Cook
stoves and Aca,ers. with an expert
stove man 20 set them up. VI YOU want
n"w Stove Pipe ring 1887 ana ask
for the Stove Alan
Adv ROLLING SunplN %.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-01
The War Taxes the
Nerve Energy Of
the Country

To win the war every energy Of body
and mind must be conc.nl rated to The
purpose Il vii not do for YOU So he
cone stale. II the necessary high rate
OF speed exhausts yon. ID y0n forget
things and cannot sleep nights, II your
digestion is impaired and YOU are irri-
tated rs small things, that Is a sign our
nervous system Is breaking down, aud Il
Is time for YOU 10 take
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-01

4 S c expresses the hopes --- the
prayers r. the spirit OF us all
everywhere.
We turn to it instinonvely as
a child 10 its MOTHER fnr com