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The Washington times., 1918-10-16

| n. J., Newark, Lawrence Emm rs.
n. J., PittstOwn. Clayton Case Al
water.
n. M, Lunberton. EpIfano TruJIIIo.
n. ~ Liverpool, Frank J. PaIen.
/ n. ", New York, David A. Kames.
| N. ", New York, Richard C. Nicholas
n. ", New York. John PfeIKer.
n. ", Brooklyn, Andrew vento.
n. " Brooklyn. Louis Waldman.
n. u, Liberty. William CrOpartY.
N. ", Shandaken. william GOaaOO.
n. n, Athens, Clarence r. Guilefuss.
n. " BInEhRmton. CIeOn T. HOff.
n. ". narrower. Julian KuIac.
N. ", SRrannc Lake, Harry Kupsiek.
n. ", Glendale, Clarence T. Leonard.
n. ", New York, Paul DIsaPpIO.
n. n, Syracuse. Giuseppe FiermOnte.
Ohio, Crescent. James Burk.
| Ohio, Cleveland, John G. MeCabe.
Okla. Sulphur, Cassie Hiram Cole.
/ Pa, Mexican, John l.. Sybrandt.
Pn., Sturgeon, william b. Barclay.
Serbia, Mech. Fred BOch.
/ Tex, Mckinney, Oscar NJ. walters.
Tex. Weinert, james A. Lewis.
Tex, san Antonio, PolIdoro SOsa.
| Tex, HObson, Paul w. Mueller. .
Wis.,, JanesviIle, Charles II. Lieht-
fuss,
Wis, Ironton, william Shea.
DIED OF DISEASE.
LIEUTENANT.
ILL.,, Chicago, Harry VI. Turner.
SERGEANTS.
H., Chicago, Henry Kahn.
Pa, LewiEtown, Leo j. COutry.
Tex, Clifton, AlslaF G. Larson.
CoRPORALS.
Cal, Oakland, Harry II. shOne.
n. ", MiIleFtOn, Sidney J. Miriam
Ohio. Lancaster, Lawrence 8. o.COn-
nor.
Pa, Altoona. Charles J. YOst.
WAGNER
Mich, SauEntuck, Frank Smith. q
COOK.
Pa, NOrristOyyB, William Fisher.
PRIVATES.
Ark, Grubbs, Elder NJ. Cole,
Ark, SNOWFALL, Monroe Watkins.
Col, Pueblo, Leslie ID. Newton.
Conn. New Britain, IgnatE KIOpOtO-i
WITH.
Ca, Commerce. John Hughes. .
I[Hns WnFStaT. ArthUr s. Monroe.
n.y., Finley, Earl Mills.
La. Mt. Herman. Otis william Morris.
Idaho, MidvaIe. Floyd r. RsHVis.
Ill. KcwRnee. Raymond John Dixon.
H., Chicago. Ralph e. HEIldOrsOn-
H., East Peoria, Robert Coz
Ill, Chicago, Albert r. Button.
Ind, Evansville, Albert j. PauI.
Iowa. Council Bluffs, Nicholas z.
O'Brien. -
Mich. Detroit, Charles BayeF.
Mich, Mt. Clements. Albert r. RIcleFt.
Mich, Holland. Joseph Brieve.
n. J., Hillside, Edward A. Hurden.
y. Y. MRmhronecIk, Harold b. Cum
ninEham.
n ~
N. ", Webster, Clarence J. limerick.
n. " Brooklyn, George r. GOOdaIe.
n. C., Andrews. Roy Pearl ConIeY.
Ohio, Shady Side. John w. wIIEus.
Okla, EanOwK. Paul T.. Crews.
Pa, Lancaster. Horace f. HambletOn.
Pa, Philadelphia. BENJAMIN BronEtein.
IA, New Milford, Archie II. Button.
Pa, EIICview. Roy w. Gibson.
r. l., Pawtucket. Joseph A. Hardy.
II. J., Pawtucket. lie Roy C. Payne.
$. C., York, Ernest L. Clinton.
Tex, FOrreSburE. Mont HnrtseII.
Tex. Mt. Enterprise. Joe z. Green.
VT. Fair Haven. Emil TrombIey.
Va, Mt. Olive. Isaac F. Middleton.
Va, BOykInS, Elijah Baker. i
Va, Charlotte Court House, Anderson
b. Carey.
Va, NanE. Znck Musse.
w. Va, ROneys Point, Robert d. John.
son.
wyO.. Buffalo, Andrew NJ. Haekert.
KILLED IN AEROPLANE
ACCIDENT.
CORPORAL.
y. u, Auburn, john 8. ChriEtIansen.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
SERGEANT.
Tenn, Chattanooga, Fife W. Ellis, JP.
PRIEATES.
Ind, AIIshawaka, FirmIn c. VnnhOIs-
beck.
Mass-, Worcester, Noel MaFc-AureIe.
The Washington times., 1918-10-16
Diamond Rings OF
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Exquisite Beauty

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wonderful charm and beauty of ~
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There ares''s0 many different -s,s,,a :. -
kinds of neuntasS for ladies.
) and gentlemen that you are
sure to find one that VIII make
you as happy as the man in the
illustration. Any time that you
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bought from Us, for a larger
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
German-American War

American soldiers repulsed more
German attacks In the Cantigny sec
tor, the heaviest yet made in the eff
fort to retake the ground captured by
the Americans in Picardy. The Ger
man losses were heavy. Enemy ac-
tivity on the Toul front increased
sharply.
American destroyers sank with
depth bombs a huge German subma-
rine which carried six deck guns, two
of them of eight-inch caliber.
A report indicated 100000 men will
be called In the draft in five days be-
ginning June "a to be distributed In
% camps.
The fifth successive counter attack
against Cantigny, near Montdidier, in
Picardy, was repulsed by the Ameri-
cans. Machine guns raked the enemy.
The new American positions are rap
idly being strengthened. The Ger
mans losses are about 1000. The
Americans are using captured machine
guns against the Huns.
The American troops on the French
front near Montdidier delivered an at
tack against the German positions,
fought their way through all obj c.
tives, including the village of Cantis-
ny, and captured 40 prisoners.
."Great satisfaction Is expressed
among the British troops at the news
of the successful attack by the Ameri-
cans near Montdidier," says Reuters
correspondent at headquarters.
Three Hun detachments were re-
pulsed by the Americans in Picardy.
Pershing announces this result as a
notable success" The only United
States soldier captured was rescued
and all his captors were killed. Heavy
losses were inflicted on the enemy.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
MILLION "OVER THERE"
One Thousand Rifles Are Being
Manufactured Daily. /
TWO Hundred Warships In Europe an
Waters and Army Equal to
EngIand's to Go Abroad.

Chicago.-Senator James Hamilton
Lewis said In a speech here that the
United States now has one million SOL
diers In foreign lands and that by
December l the army will be numcrl-
cally equal to that of England.
He said that 700,O00,000 pounds of
explosives are in process of manufac-
ture The ordnance department has
spent, he said, $776,000,000 for projec-
tiles and 100000 projectiles are on
their way to Pershing. One thousand
rifles are being manufactured daily
and 3,5OO,0OO,0O0 rounds of small arms
ammunition has been contracted for.
Last month, he said, the factories pro-
duced 275,0O0,000 rounds. He placed
the machine guns contracted for ut
100000, and added that 100000 have
been delivered. BY July l, he added.
1--WE shall be producing $4,000
month"
The American navy, the speaker
said, has climbed from fourth to sec
ond position among the worlds fleets.
America has $50 warships in Euro
pean waters and 80 others of q war
character. There are 100000 men In
the navy and by October l there Will
be half a million, he explained.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
PITH OF THE
w A r N F. w S

The Germans are pushing forward to-
ward the Marne on the south and
widening their drive on the west be-
yond Scissors and Rheims.
The Gerrans say they have captured
$4,000 prisoners and an immense
quantity of munitions thus far in
the drive. French reports declare
that fresh reserves are being con-
stantly thrown into the allied lines
and it is expected the German tide
will soon be damned.
The forts on the northwestern front
of Rheims have fallen. The north
ern parts of La NeuvilIette and of
Betheny have been captured.
General Foch is expected soon to de-
liver a heavy blow against the In
vading Germans.
Paris admits that the Invaders have
captured the towns of Fere-en-Tar.
denois and VezlIy, lying at the end
of wedge formed by the Hun advance
between Soissons and Rheims.
The Huns have been prevented from
making further progress at Scissors
and are being held northeast OF
Rheir1o, the French report says. BY
EoIdinJ thc left bank of the Crise
the French have prevented the Huns
from cutting the railroads wh!ah run
through Soiasoas to Paris.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
SPORTING

Elm's Primus, an Airedale terrier
from Brookline, Mass, won the prize
for best in the show of the Long IS
land Kennel Club.
Jerome D. Travers and Maxwell r.
MarSton defeated George Low and
James NJ Barnes 5 and 4 in golf
match at Baltusrol.
Fred Alexander and Harold Throck-
morton, lawn tennis stars, have en-
listed in the navy.
Dummy Taylor, one time Giant
pitcher and one of the most pictur-
eSque characters the game ever pro-
duced, is now engaged as an athletic
instructor for the deaf mute employees
of large rubber company In Akron. 0.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, national cham
pion, won three straight matches in
invitation tennis tourney at the Pei
ham Country Club.
A. K Macomber's Star Gazer won
the Garden City Handicap by a head
at Belmont Park.
HOllocher, the new idol of Chicago
National fans, is great little ball
player and is making good in sensa-
tional style.
Fred Merkle has come back in great
form as a hitter. The erstwhile first
sacker of the Giants has been hitting
the ball close to the $50 mark for the
Chicago Nationals.
The Athletics lead both major
leagues in number Of home runs with
eight to their credit. George Burns
and Tilly Walker have accounted for
all the homers, getting four apiece.
Harry Hooper of the Boston Red
Sox has been in the American League
for many years, but this is one of the
best seasons he has had with the stick.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
GENERAL

Men of draft age who have slight
physical defects which make them un-
fit for service at the front will be
used, to the number of 100000, in tim
Der work In the northwest and other
productive labor for the army.
Fully 10000 persons, including
Charles NJ. Schwab, who was principal
speaker, saw the launching Of the first
new standardized steel ship at New
ark Port.
The northern terminus of the new
postplane service between Washington
and New York will be in Branch
Brook Park, near the Forest Hill Golf
Club, Newark, it has been decided by
government officials.
Hereafter, by order of the fuel ad-
miniStration, no coal or oil may be
burned on or furnished to private
yachts except for cooking. Yachts
may obtain only sufficient fuel to reach
home.
Four tons of coin were sent to the
New York subtreasury In New York
b. the Red Cross. The government
asked that it be released promptly to
prevent shortage.
Two German submarines were re-
ported in the Bermuda lanes by Bra
lillian ship, which vas forced to flee
for II hours. The u boats are evi-
IDENTIFY on spy duty.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
StauntOn, va.

tissue-builder andyou require wher
recovering from a:old, grip or pneu-
monia. Good blo'erything to every
man. 1t means one, nerve, gooG
digestion, good ion, good sleep.
Those who use tdical Discovery;
marvel at the wayks blood diseases
See,a man today " all broken out
see him a few wer after using the
'Discovery." Thell cleared up, eyes
bright, and he lssed with himself
Buy tablets now cent vials.
The public gentve a wholesome
fear of dosing tes with strong
mineral purgatlV' as calomel or
mercury. For pro appetite and
digestion and to- or cure that
clark brown tasteuth, the coated
tongue, the salloMxion, and bad
breath you shoul5nally, at least
once q week, taiasant laxative
or cathartic.. Sucis made up OF
the May-apple, t Juice of the
|, leaves Of aloes, and of jalap, made
into o tiny pellet I'd with sugar.
It was first put l1o-use form by
DR.. Pierce nearly ago, and will
almost always curetive liver and
biiousness. lnsist3g DR.. Pierce's
/ Pleasant Pcllets-fone SO good.
o At most drug store,ials
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
WASHINGTON

Uncle Sans war bill for May will
he $1,517 ,57S,000, making $12, ,5333, 742, :
900 to date.
National reserve stocks of wheat
and other food supplies were suggest
cd by Herbert Hoover, food admins
traitor, to forestall possible lean years
in production.
Mr.. Gregory said the department Of
| justice welcomes reports from the pub
lie regarding disloyal acts by enemy
aliens, but deploreS unwarranteV ac-
ton.
Nearly S45,000000 farm loan bonds
of the new per, cent. issue were sold
during the last nine days in the in
| tensive campaign conducted by the
| Farm Loan Board through a group Of
bond dealers.
Felix Frankfurter, director Of the
| War Labor Policies Board, said he
was working out scheme to place in
useful employment the reglstrants who
must relinquish useless jobs by July
/. An announcement of the details OF
the scheme will be made shortly.
The four leading express companies
Of the United States-the Adams,
American, Wells-Fargo and Southern
have been merged under government
supervision into the American Rail-
road Express Company, with capital
of $30,000,000.
Provost Marshal General Crowder's
work-or-fght order has been applied
to interned enemy aliens and many
Germans formerly engaged in business
In the large cities Of the country soon
will be plying hoes, rakes and other
farm implements in gardens at troop
camps, raising vegetables for the SOL
dinrc
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
HUNS WIDEN WEDGE
Tremendous Booty, Many Guns
Taken as Foe Gains Five Miles.
French and British, Though Beaten
Back Near Rheims, Still Protect
the City-Reserves Arrive.

Paris.--Slowly but surely the plunge
of the German crown princes armies
is being halted by the French and
British. While the momentum of the
German masses has not yet spent it.
self, there has been a notable slacken-
ing in it's advance. The chief efforts
OF the Germans now seem to be deVot-
cd to the widening of the gap they
have torn in the positions of the allies
between Pinon and BrimOnt. This
worK seeIns ~ ne progressing slowly
against the desperate resistance of the
allied forces.
The French, having fallen back from
the limits of the city of scissors, have
stood their ground against the attacks
of the enemy, and the German official
statement fails to show material ad-
vances there during the days fighting.
On the eastern end Of the fighting
line some of the forts before Rheims
are said to have fallen, which was to
be expected from the fact that they
have been outtlanked by the tide of in
yason that has swept far to the south
of the city.
The situation, while apparently ex-
tremely serious, has not assumed the
critical aspect of the fighting late in
March. The allies are resisting the
enemy's attacks stubbornly,- giving
ground when overpowered and always
maintaining q solid front.
The wave Of the advance is now ap-
preaching the valley Of the Marne, the
nearest approach to that avenue to-
ward Paris being at the village Of
Vezilly, which lies at the extreme apex
of the German wedge and is about
seven miles from the river. In 1914
the Germans advanced over front eX-
tending from BraiSne, just east Of
scissors, to Fauquois, little west
Of Verdun. After having reached the
Marne the Huns turned The force OF
their advance toward :, west, and
;hey may be expected to repeat their
tactics Of four years aso.
The reserve forces at the command
Of Generalissimo Foch are now COM
ing into action on ground chosen for
the combat by that master strategist,
and it is possible that a blow of tre-
mendous proportions may be struck
somewhere along the front of the Ger
man wave or on its western side,
which seems to be open to an attack
which might crumple up the German
armies to the east of SoisSons.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
FOREIGN

One hundred American naval Off
GERS and men marched in a procession
at Queenstown to the graves of the
Lusitania victims and placed flowers
upon them.
The griplike epidemic In Spain con-
tinues to spread, and some deaths have
been reported. King Alfonso and sew
eral of his ministers are ill.
Chief Secretary Shortt cf Ireland
announced that 60 persons were ar
revolutionary plots.
The Peruvian Chamber of Deputies
approved the governments project for
the issue of 100000 pounds of nickel
coin guaranteed by gold.
Internal disorders in AustriaHun-
gary have paralyZed the projected
Austrian offense against Italy.
Count Donhoff, fGrmer secretary Of
the German legation at Buenos Aires
under Count Won Luxburg, was recog-
nized by the Argentine government as
German charge d'afrairs.
A sensation was caused at the re-
sumption of Maud Allan's libel suit
against Pemberton Billings, NJ T., in
the Old Bailey court, London, when
Mrs. Eileen Villiers Stuart, testifying
for Billings, told Of having seen the
s,aaes of ex-Premier and Mrs. Asquith,
Lord Haldane and Justice Darling,
who is conducting the !.--:l, in a Ger
man list of 1900 British vice addicts.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07

It's in the spring that the soldiers feel tne
depression of the season. 1t Is tne Iline '
when the resistance of the body IS the low
est. The constant demands on one 5 5
energy during the long winter exhausts tne
vitality, and then the common diseases
swoop down on many, and their leepic
T@ rosistonce makes them mark for the germs ge;I
of grip, spring-fever and pneumonia. Inis Il Is
Is simply a state of vital bankruptcy: =, 1t It Is Is
known by the depression, feelings OF Iolue-
nnss" % headache, sleeplessness, lack OF ap-
netite, poor digestion, thin blood, nervous, ;
hes ness and sometimes pimplcs appear OF OF
si;ght fever. What is needed at thus tlne
;s . spring remedy that has history o.
fftv Years of benefit to thousands IN tne
United States.
This is an herbal extract in hq1nd q e, o,
+obInt form, and called DR.. Picrces Colder
TaGical Discovery. The refreshing IN
fl fTs7cc of tbs extract Of Natures roots 3i
is ~1..ovs fcls, foc the blood is Dathed N III
+a:,,gyhich 1--WE it new Life, the Elrsi llrcs
t5e b9dv burn brighter and thGlr lncEeis:s,
ocf;v;.r consnres the tissue rubbish "mo
, has ac.ccurluia.cd during the winter.
DR.. Pierce Of the Invaids. Hote! an
s,Ir1icai institute, Buffalo, n. Y, wi! sen
YOU a trial package of these tablets II y1S q
send Send ten cents, and you will find it Is just tt
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
GRACE LuSK is GUILTY.
Wisconsin Teacher Attacks Prosecutor
After Conviction.

Wisconsin Teacher Attacks Prosecutor
After Conviction.
Waukesha, Wis.--Facing sentence
Of from IA to % years in the peniten-
tiary for second degree murder, Miss
Grace Lusk, former school teacher,
convicted of the murder of Mrs. Mary
Roberts, is under the care of physl-
clan. Since her hysterical outburst
and attempt to choke the district at
torney after the jury had returned its
verdict Miss Lusk has been sullenly
silent and is constantly watched by a
woman attendant.
The jury had been out four hours
when it announced that it had reached
q verdict. Since May 13 it had been
listening to evidence in connection
with the murder of Mrs. Roberts, who
was the wife Of DR.. David Roberts,
former state veterinarian and her
companion in q love triangle.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
BRIEF CHRONICLES
BY Land And SEA.
Ticks and Flashes Which Bull
Ietin in Condensed Style The
News of the World. !
photographic WAR HISTORY
Events at Washington Which Loom
Large as Crucial Happenings
Industrial Activities at
Home and Abroad.
WAR BULLETINS

Berlin claims that $4,000 prisoners
so far have been captured. The Dooty
is described as tremendous" Guns
of every description, including railway
guns of the heaviest caliber, were cap
tured, the German statement says,
adding: "The impetuous advance or
our attacking troops prevented the
enemy from carrying back rich war
provisions heaped up in large depots
in the captured territories"
The fighting activity on the fronts
held by the army groups Of General
Won Gallwitz and Duke Albrecht OF
Wuerttemberg was revived temporari-
ly, Berlin announces. This may be or
extreme significance. Gallwitz COM
mands the army at Verdun. The duke
commands the army west of Rheims.
The Hun drive in the direction of the
Marne threatens the communications
of the French armies facing these two
generals.
The latest adyices from the front
show that, while the violence of the
enemy's effort as yet is unabated, he
is only-making headway on the center,
and that even there the German mo-
mentum is giving signs of slackenlng.
The allies are beginning to react with
effect on the wings.
The French left is holding well and
blocking the German attempts to widen
the salient toward scissors. The
French retain a wide bridgehead north
of the Aisne, above that city-a cir
cumstance highly menacing for the
enemy's flank.
The French reserves are now begin
ming to arrive at the front, and 1t Is
believed the worst is over now.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
MONTFRFY HIGHLAND COUNTY VA, FRIDAY JUNE Z 1918

Riveting contests are likely to De
discontinued, as snip chiefs assert they
eventually impair efficiency.
! Witness at Chicago trial reveals an
Il. w. w. plot to organize sabotage in
the American army.
Newark, N. J., conductors will strike
If women are employed.
Gustave Bernhard Kuhlenkampff, a
German army reserve officer, in the
United States 20 years and million
aire, was arrested in New York as d
dangerous enemy.
Lightning struck the Repanno nitro
glycerine plant at GibbstoWn, n. j.
The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
Sir Henry Joseph Wood announced
he would not accept the offer of con-
ductor Of the Boston Symphony Or
chestra.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
FIRST FABRICATED SHIP.

Agawam, $500 Tons, New Departure
in Building.
Port Newark, n. 1.-THE first stand
ardized cargo vessel to be constructed
of structural steel plates and shapes
heretofore used only in the erection OF
office buildings and bridges was
launched at the yard Of the Submarine
Boat Corporation for the Emergency
Fleet Corporation.
The vessel was named Agawam, and
she represents new departure in ship
building.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
BIGGER GUNS SHELL PARIS.

Germans Fail to Increase Damage, but
Make More Noise.
Paris.-The long range lombard
ment of Paris began again. Examina-
ton of the shells discharged by the
Germans indicates that new guns are
being used. Larger shells are being
employed than formerly, the calibrc
cf the guns being "a centimeter (9h
inches) instead Of 81. The powder
charge is greater and the detonation
louder, but the force Of the explosion
does not seem to have increased.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
INDICTED FOE BOARDING.
Doctor Nash Charged With Holding
Food Worth So 600

ashington.-Francis S. Nash, Il
medical director of the navy, and his
wife were indicted on charge of
hoarling foodstuffs. Investigators
found among other foodstuffs more
thar ton and Il half of sugar stored
in the Nash home.
Food administration agents said the
rood stores in the Medical directors
home would total in value nearly
s2uQ0
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07
DUTCH SHIP BARS AMERICANS
Germany Puts Restrictions on Liner
MieuW Amsterdam.

Amsterdam. THE Holland-Ameri-
can line steamship Nieuw Amsterdam
has sailed for an American port with
out American passengers, as the Ger
man government stipulated that the
safety of the vessel would be depend
ent on this.
There. is an American born citizen
aboard the steamship, but he is nat
uraliZed Hollander more than seventy
years of age.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07

Representative Kitchin of North
Carolina, chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee, made speeci in
the house explaining his attitude to-
ward immediate revenue Legislation
and charging that a powerful lnl'''r,
working for revision of the new .r'io
postal rates on newspapers and r'ri-
odicals, was responsible for the '!c-
mand for keeping Congress in session.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-07

q This illustration tells its own story. We
would not pay out good money for it unless
we meant exactly what it says.
G We are in this community Tor honest
business. Large stock Of diamonds. Watches
silverware, pins, rings, etc.
.. l.. SWITZER. JEWELER
StauntOn, va.