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The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
Peoples Drug Stores Put Famous
Tonic for Use After Illness on Sale

This preparation bears the nam,
Of the nationally known Earl,
Chemical Company Of wheeling. W
Va. 1t was enthusiastically used
endorsed and prescribed as a favo.
rite in Norfolk, and many othe
Northern cities and West in Akron
Ohio and other centers. during IN.
recent epidemic and empirical test
Of the most searching character in.
dicsted IL to be without an equal
Users desperately stricken and to,
weak to lift their head testified tina.
il quickly and permanently restO-s.,
their vitality. brought back thei
appetite, energy and digestion. In.
creased their weight and banishat
coughs which seemed to iuvariabI-
linger with those who had the "hu.'
As a tonic this happy combination
Of Iron, Wine. Malt. Wild Cherr,
Bark, Syrup Of HypOphosphites ant
Cod Liver is unrivalled and il is s.,
pleasant TO take children like it an,
it agrees perfectly with the mos
delicate stomach.
In placing Hypo-Cod on sale at Al
Peoples Drug Stores today. every.
one is urged to secure a bottle enc
by taking q tiny dose just befor
meals even IL in the best Of health
fortify their system against N,
rigors, coughs, colds and more dan,
gerous complaints OF winter. Tn,
price is $3.50 per large bottle. Sen
anywhere prepaid upon receipt o.
price.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20

Nicholas E. Knott. Cordova. Nd
Ralph NJ casteel. Cumberland. Md
Martin L. catron. Chatham Hills. Va
Caleb D. Finfrock. Hasentown. Md.
Floyd II. Lang. childress. Va.
Arthur p. Martin. Arlington. Va
Chas L. Roberts. Carksville. Va.
Leonidas l.. Burlington, Danville. Va
Lonidas l.. Burlington, Danvilie, Va
James r. Lamber, Hinton, Va.
Jas. Moseley. Moseley Junction Va
Hugh Murray, Havre de Grace. Md.
Percy r. Robbins. Richmond. Va
Ray Upton. Clinchport, Va.
VIM. Z. Thompson. Baltimore. Md.
Wythe b. Woody. Sugar Grove. Va
Arthur b. Doudan, Great Mills. Md.
Lloyd c. Ludy, Hagerstown, Md.
Wyatt W. Thompson, Rice. Va.
Russell c. Watson. Level, Va
Elwood ID. Moore, Mnington, Md.
b. A. Newman. Taylors Store, Va.
Nathan Spital. Norfolk. Va
Missing I'm Action.
PRIvATEs.
Homer Lee Terrell, Basic, Va.
John ]. Rekowsky, City Point. Va.
Robt. 4. Lemore. Petersburg Va.
c. T. Derfiinger, Front Royal. Va.
Martin f. King, Oriskany, Va.
Sidney Guy Lyle. Eagle Rock, Va
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
NIGHT LIST.
Killed in Action.
PRIVATES.

Killed in Action.
PRIVATES. ....
Joe Arceri, waynesburg, Pa.
Joseph n. Archer, Conception juno
tion, Mo.
Alphonzus Astarita, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Marion L. Brooks, Waco. Tex.
John p. Bruce, Everett, Wash.
Charles E Buchholz, Elmira, n. Y.
Charles L. Buchholz, st. Louis, Mo.
Henry BURGESS. New York. n. Y.
Max, NJ. Caldwell, Punxsutawney, Pa
Charles s. Casterline. Elmira, n. Y.
Frank Colister. Perry. Mich.
John Cullen, Hyde Park. Mass.
William j. Dalton, Browning, Wis.
Victor De Frisco. New York. n. Y.
Louis Frank Dietsch, Denver. Colo.
w. j. Dougherty. Philadelphia, Pa.
Basilio Ferrarini. Star Junction, Pa.
A. s. Flanders. Kelleyville, N. H.
Joseph H. Ford. Landover. Md.
John Fl. Froebe. Greenville. Ohio.
VIM. II. Garvey, Dorchester, Mass.
George Fl. Gilbert, Winthrop, Mass.
Walter Gilman. Brooklyn, N. Y.
F. L. Glassbrenner. Jacksonville, Fla.
Charles Alfred Gran. Erskine. MINI.
jefferson 1. Gray. Blenheim. S. c.
Marion L. Griffin, Calhoun City. Miss.
Barney Grigaluinas, Scranton. Pa.
Roy G. Gundaker. Erie. Pa.
Stanley Gustave, Philadelphia, Pa.
Erwin Helms, Lynhurst, Wis.
Paul r. Heskett, Bremerton. Mich.
William Ilg. st. Louis, Mo.
Henen Jerrells. Carey, w Va.
Albin L. Kahn. Whitehall. Mich.
Joseph Kanka. Chicago, Ill.
Thnr,NoS De-
Robert Kaplan. New Bedford, Mass.
Arthur o. Kopang, Deerfeld, Wis.
Posey- L. Lamkin, Galax. Va.
Robert c. Loop. Amity, Greg.
Frederick w. Lubs. Tonawanda, n. Y.
j. F. Mccormick, Pleasant Hill. Tenn.
Ernest McCulloh, Mocksville, n. c.
SAMUEL L. Marryman, Formosa. Ark.
Frank Martinez, Redlands, Cal
Joseph Mason, Linton. Ind.
Douglas r. Matthews, GreenyilIe, S. C.
Valentine Meyer, Sennett, N. Y.
George R. Miller, Wanaque, n. j.
William J. Miller Marion. Ohio.
Albino MOntoya, La Cruces, n. Mex.
Henry Murray. Pawtucket, r. I.
Bert c. Okerson. Avant, Okla.
J. Overmars. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Walter ]. PIizga. Jessup, Pa.
Writ Rigsby, Indianapolis. Ind.
Joseph Roman, McDonoughville, La.
s. Andrijasevich, Los Angeles, Cal.
Leon Bond. Haynesville. Tex.
Hugh Brady. Crumlin. Ireland.
Geo. g. Brooke. jr.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Miller T. Burton, Bland. Va.
F. NJ. Chamberlain. higgins, Idaho.
Joseph Czerna, Litchfeld. Conn.
Toney Czelgezs, Cleveland, Ohio.
Y DeVincenzi GOdiyara TtaIy
Joseph p. Finn, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Michael Garvin, Chicago. Ill.
Otto Gelow, La Sale, Ill
Charles F. Geske. Algonquin, Ill.
q. r. Gisclard, Donaldconville, La.
z. A. Goodkowski. Chapel Hill, Tex.
Jim Hoover, Hardin, Mo.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
Lawrence d. Paris. stapleton. Va.

Lawrence d. Paris. Stapieton. Va.
Wounded degree UndeternlneA.)
Sergt. c. r. Berlincke, Hamilton, Nd.
Seret. ii. b. Norwood, Baltimore. Nd.
Millard Asher, Middle River. Nd.
Corp. Robt Blackwell. Easton. Md.
CORP. Geo. Leuckert. Baltimore, Md.
COOK +. r. Schoffield, Baltimore. Nd.
PRIvATEs. r.
Lionel ]. Thomas, Baltimore, Md.
Percy L. Wells. Richmond. Va.
Albert Meek. Baltimore, Md
L. X. Campbell, Frostburg. Nd.
Herbert Fulgham, Baltimore, MI
dorsey ID. Rice, Downings, Va.
Willie Stuart Duncan. Dilwyn, Va.
WIN j. Leonard, Raspeburg. Nd.
wounded slightly.
PRIVATE BENJAMIN r. JOHNSON.
JOB FOURTH STREET SOUTH
EAST, WASHINGTON, d. c.
Lieut.. Henry McGann. Baltimore. Md.
Lieut.. w. r. Semans, Westminster.
Nd.
sergt. C. H~sherwood, Portsmouth.
Va.
Sergt Jas. NJ. Crockett, Pulaski. Va.
CoRPoRALs.
James c. Rush, Alexandria, Va.
Emery B. Michael. Mount Solon. Va
Burley c. Shelton, Norfolk. Va
Alfred Barksdale. Lynchburg. Va
Robert Bibbs. Charlottesville, Va.
Raymond Calender. Baltimore. Nd.
William Dalton. Black Stone. VO.
Frank Luger. Eagle Rock. Va.
Thos. Z. Morris, Lynchburg. Va.
Walter Nuckles. Reusens, Va.
John d. Wood. Lynchburg. Va.
Reuben Bishop, Hancock, Nd.
Samuel Carter. Staunton, Va.
Lunn Cave. Stanley Va.
Domanic Dalfons, Bedford. Va.
Bugler William Discoe Baltimore, Md.
PRIVATES.
Herman Austin, Richmond, Va.
Brodus Bowling. Richmond. Va.
Bernard G. Davis. Harrison. Va.
Eddie billiards, Stanley. Va
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
Remarkable Success Of HypoCod" New Syrup Of Hypophos
phies, Cod Liver, Malt Iron, Wine and Wild Cherry Bark
Preparation in Wardng Off Complications and Build
ing Patients Up Causes Local Drug Concern to
Feature It,

This splendid combiDa ton of
known ingredients (formula on the
bottle) SSill strengthen and build up
person most rapidly. 1t puts the
rundown weakened system back in
to shape and the patient back to
work days and weeks sooner than
usual and best Of all wards of those
serious complications so apt to fol-
low wasting illness when the system
is rundown and weakened and sus-
Ceptible to contagious diseases. lung
congestion, pulmonary and catarrhal
troubles, cough and colds.
1t will stop the worst cough or
cold and revives the patients appe-
tite. Enriches the blood and brings
back the color and weight lost
through sickness or overwork.
strain, excesses or long continued
suffering.
The digestion is Immediately help
ed and the patient no matter how
weak. nervous. pale and thin look
ing now is soon up and about Look
ing vastly improved as proven in
thousands Of tests.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
Charles p. Halpin. Ste. Genevieve, Mo.
WILSON w. JACKSON. s11 SECOND
STREET S. T., WASHINGTON,

=
WILSON w. JACKSON, s11 sECONI
STREET S. T., WASHINGTON
D. C.
C. o. jerks, Rock Lake, N. Oak.
John II. Judd, Rigby, Idaho.
Otto K. Knutson, Colfax, Wis.
Herbert Kuehne, Chicago, Ill.
James III. McKinnon. Carnegie, Ga.
Henry Mohawk, Gresham, Wis,
John J. Pavia, New York, N. Y.
Emil M. Rain, Wausau, Wis.
George w. Reiner, Pleasantville. N. J
Bert d. Rodewald, Toluca, III.
George III. Rohn, Cincinnati, Ohio.
X. j. Tweedeii, Stone Mountain, Ga.
Ava Il. Wood, Bergman, Mo.
Harry r. Watts, Biuford, III.
Fred Weller. Eureka, S. Oak.
/. r. Williams. williamsport, Pa.
Ulysses Williams, Pendleton, S. c.
James A. Wilson, Norfolk, Va.
Leonard Wilson, Bridgeport, Ohio.
John Rata, Chicago. ILL.,
Joseph Raines. Slocomb, Ala.
Henry Rhea- Erwing College, Tenn.
Sammie Reed, Beechland. Ky.
A. l.. Robinson, Belfrey, Ohio.
John II. Robinson. Milo, Tenn.
William A. Roll, Eldora. Iowa.
Michael ]. Roarty, Drifton. Pa.
Bennie Samsil. Bumpus Mills. Tenn
Geo. w. Sanno, Mt. Holly Springt, Pa
John Schapp, South Holland Ill.
w. c. Scheuttenberg. Augusta. Mo. :
u. L.. Shroyer Grafton. w. Va.
James Smith, Lyons. Miss.
w. B. Smith, Steffensville. Nd.
Robert S. Smith. Washington, Ga.
n. y. Soiveson. Oconomowoc, Wis.
VIM. A. Sosebee. Toccoa, Ga.
Ihos. A. Spencer. Alpharetta, Ga.
r. L. Standridge. Opal. Ark.
a.. +. sundig, New Bedford, Mass.
Kenneth Sumner. Dearmott, Ark.
Joseph Thomas, L. ST. Louis, Ill.
X. l. Thompson, Grassy Creek, n, c.
Anderson Tolbert. Jeddo. Tex.
Leo ]. Townsend. F. st. Louis, Ill.
chester Vaughn. Fulton. Mo.
n. A. Norland. Wild Rose. N. Oak.
August Wagner. New York. n. Y.
{. M. Walker, Henry. S. Oak
w. Johnston. Woodhaven. l.. l., n. Y
VIM. johnson, Hampton, Fla.
Herb Jones, Franklin. Ind
Thomas Jordan, Stamford. Conn.
Daniel ]. Juisti, New Orleans. La.
Anton Kilsky, Maspeth. n. Y.
w. F. Kirkpatrick. Tyron, Okla.
Felix Konza, Utica. n. Y.
Emil A. Koepke. Gray Eagle, MINI.
Ovila Lacas, Chicopee MINI.
John Lea. CasweIl County, n. c.
]. ID. Leavell. Balson, Tex.
w. NJ. Lockwood. Punxsutawney, Pa
Jonas Logan. Huntsville. Ala.
Oliver F. Marymee. Salida, Colo.
Eldrick Mayville. Tupper Lake. n. Y
A. c. Melchert, Neenah. Wis.
Barton Miles. Atlanta. Mich.
r. p. Miller Thurmont, Md.
Chas. f. Mullins. Cleveland. Miss.
Murphy ]. Myers, Townsend, Tenn.
Henry l.. Accord, Des Moines. Iowa.
Frank Addante. Chicago. Ill.
VIM. l.. Appling. Grandview, Tex.
Albert iAyotte. Lille. Me.
Harry Bailey. Niagara Falls, y. Y.
Andrew Bald. Newark. n. J.
Glen Barnhart. Monon. Ind.
Joseph Basile. San Jose. Cal
Frank w. Basquin. Raleigh. Iowa.
Henry G. Bauerle, Cleveland. Ohio.
Richmond B. Baynes, Sumrall, Miss.
Robt. c. Behling. Waukesha, Wis.
Charles BerensOn. Chelsea. Mass.
Y. c. Blakey. Monument, n. Mex.
r. L. Boatright, Pulaski. Ga.
Josiah l.. Brill, La Grande, Greg.
Watson Brown. Wacissa. Fla.
Elmo F. Brownell. Monroe City. Mo.
Norbet J. Brule, Graniteville. Mass.
Ernest Bryant. Edwards. Miss.
Ray Carver. Collins. Iowa.
Thomas J. Cary, Bieber. Cal.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
Made by Nationally Known
Earle Chemical Company.
Quality Guaranteed.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE FOR
AFTER THE "FLU."
Puts You Back to Work Days
and Weeks Sooner Stops
Coughs-Builds You Up.

For the benefit of those who do
not know what Hypo-COd is it may
be said that it is admitted to be one
of the finest IL not absolutely the
best tonic and system builder a per-
son can take after long wasting ILL
ness. pneumonia, influenza, la grippe
or simply as a tonic for fall and
winter.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
LABOR BOARD WANTS
SKILLED GLASS HELP
Salasies Range from 81 to s4.32
According to Qualifications.

\ competitive examination for glass
workers in both rough and fine work
will be held at the Navy Yard by
the Labor Board.
Applications must be in the hands
OF the board not later than January
Is, 1913. it was announced. The en-
trance salary for fine glass workers
varies from s3.2S to A.32 per day.
while the entrance salary for rough
glass workers ranges from s. to S3.O4
per day. according to the qualifica-
tiOns Of the applicant.
Applications will not be accepted.
It was stated. from persons who are
or have been within three months
employed by the government unless
accompanied by the written consent
OF the head Of the department under
which the applicant is or was EN-
plOyed, to his appointment in case he
should pass the examination.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20

Quincy o. Casady. LVmonia, Mo.
q. o. Chambers, Valdosta. Ga.
w. A. Christensen. Long Point, Iowa
q. r. Clayton. Brooken. Okla.
Jerome Cole, Assyria, Mich.
Dick Copeland. Council BLUFFS. Iowa.
Thrie Copeland. Edenton, N. c.
James w. Iox, Elm City. N. G.
Charles II. larry, Pana, Ill
Henry Dfener, Sheboygan. Wis.
A. G.. Daniels. Marlboro. Mass.
Welton Davis, Winder, Ga.
James F. Dewyer, Weedville, Pa.
Robert NJ. 'Eadie. Warren. Pa.
Albert C. Ellis, Flush. Kans. +,
b. Engabritson. Appleton, MINI.
Albert r. Engel. La Sale, Colo.
John /. Fayssoux, Gastonia, N. c.
Leo Flynn. Tacoma, Wash.
Clyde p. Frantz. Saegerstown, Pa.
Alvin Fowler. Knoxville, Tenn.
Clarence Funk, Lucasville, Ohio.
John Gaffney. New York. n. Y.
Joseph e. Geiger, Newark, N. j.
G. c.. Georgantas. Springfield, Mass.
Charlie Gray. Alapaha, Ga.
Chas. f. Grow, Peoria. Ill.
Pasquale Guida. Philadelphia. Pa.
II. Hancock. Hammersville. Ohio.
Leon A. Hankinson. Irvington, N. J.
Charner l.. Harp. Albany. Ala.
Julius b. Hewell, Bogart, Ga.
A. G. Holmberg. Fremont, Nebr.
VIM. ID. Hunt, jamestown. Miss.
Eldon G. Ingmanson, Cadillac, Mich.
Edward Janda, Chicago, Ill.
Wounded Severely.
LIEUT.. THOMAS +. GRIFFITH. 90;
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NV.
WASHINGTON, d. C.
SERGT. RICHARD o. CALLAHAN
Sir1 DENT PLACE, WASHINGTON
d. c.
PRIVATE HERBERT A. SCHMIDT
CHEVY CHASE, r. F. d. 8, WASH.
INGTON, ID. c.
Capt. Chas. II. Tilghman, Easton. Nd
LIEUTENANTS.
A. Horace Campbell. Saltville, Va.
Coulter Thompson, Baltimore. Md
John ID. Brown, Richmond. Va.
sERGEANTs.
Edward p. Bell, Goshen, Va.
Richard Freeman. Baltimore, Md.
Jasper F. Walter. Baltimore. Nd.
William A. Alley, Richmond, Va.
o. 4. Nickels. Nickelsville. Va.
Clarence NJ. Marks. Hagerstown. Nd
Merritt II. Bragg, Carys Brook, Va.
CORPoRALS.
Hugh l.. Switzer, Fincastle, Va.
John r. Bierman, Baltimore, Md.
James w. Tunstall, Crewe, Va.
John r. Nicholas. Baltimore, Nd.
Conway Russell, Boyce, Va.
Eugene W. McDaniels. Palmyra, Va.
Worley c. Kincer, Crockett, Va.
Walter b. Maitland, Petersburg, Va.
Mechanic J. NJ. Curner. CORTLAND, Va.
PRIBATES.
Robert Smeltzer. Perryville, Md
c. w. Sullivan. Mt. Winans. Nd
Bernard Tracy, Freelands, Nd.
Lorenzo F. D'Avanzo. Arlington. Md.
Samuel Jones, Baltimore, Md
Hubert c. Lewis, Baltimore Nd.
Grafton X. Thompson. Pulaski, Va.
John Widner. Abingdon, Va.
Louis E. sindler. Baltimore. Md.
Riley E. miller. Baltimore. Md.
]. NJ. Brown. Madison Heights, Va.
Louis Caplan, Baltimore, Nd.
Hiram Airey, Baltimore. Md.
herbert Hale. Dodson, Md
c. n. Hawkins, Bristol, Va.
William w. dunlap. Basic City. Va.
Charles knight, Kress. Va.
Robt. d. Allen, Mesley Junction. Va.
Chester w. Brooks, Brokinburg, Va.
General Carlet Elswick, Moxie. Va.
Firman F. Dyson. Pearson. Va.
George Proctor. Summit Va.
Charles Randall. Hampton, Va
Addison A. Deyerle, Roanoke. Va.
James Lloyd Stewart. Clinchport, Va.
Aaron Washington. Petersburg, Va.
Snowden F. Mccarthy BerryvilIe, Va.
Earl Mcmillan, Lonaconing, Md.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
TODAY'S CASUALTY LIST

Harvey E. Laing, Saginaw. Mich.
Harry A. Layfield, Harrisville. w. va.
William Lyman, Hammond, Ind.
kuper p. Lytton. Norfolk. Va.
Albert Mccoy, Baxter Springs, kans.
Anthony Nociti, Riverside, n. ].
Nokola Provica, Los Angeles. Cal.
Henry c. Rawles, Tarboro, n. c.
Micheal B. Risse, Rochester, Wis.
John d. Robbins. Clayville. Va.
Lawrence o. Schmidt ST. Paul. MINI.
X. ]. Schneider, Minneapolis, Mimi.
p. F. SEWERS, st. Louis. Mo.
+. +. Shickie. North At.leboro, Mass.
Lionel l.. Sicor, North Adams, Mass.
N. p. Sidorovich, New York. N. Y.
NJ. Sperruzzi. New York, N. Y.
Roy II. Spiker, Burlington. Iowa.
John Springer, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Abe Steinberg. Vavassha. Russia.
lsidor Weinor. New York. N. Y.
y. X Romano, Rochester, N. Y.
orson A. Rose. Fowlerville. Mich.
solomon Sanchez. Ration. N. Mex.
Beve B. Shirrell. Moulton, Ala.
James j. Smith, Black Rock. Ark.
frank t. Spickelmire, Cascade, Idaho.
Elmer G.. Stevenson. Plymouth, Pa.
john Stevens, Hamden. Conn.
virgil L. Stevens, Reeds Mills. Ohio.
walter w. Stultz, billiard, N. c.
James III. Thoma, Keota, Iowa.
o. Thompson, Black River Falls. Wis.
Leroy Turney. Roebuck, S. c.
James ]. Veit. Newark, n. ].
clarence A. Wade, Omega, Okla.
hugh c. Wharton. Wichita. Falls, Tex
owen J. Williams, Slatington. Pa
ALBERT f. Wilson, Barker. N. Y.
Harris r. Wines, Sioux Falls. S. Oak.
Siaude c. Wood, King City, Mo.
Domlnico Zollo, Salleuci, Italy.
Died from Wounds.
PRIvATEs.
William Bishop, Talbot, Tenn.
A. w. Breisacher. College Point, n. Y.
Edwin Burson. Des Arc, Ark.
John b. Clark. Hallettsville. Tex.
Henry A. Cook, Philadelphia. Pa.
! Joseph Cuccia, New York, n. Y.
vincent j. Devlin, Branchdale, Pa.
Nlnslow Dickson, Plattsburg, N. Y.
Toll Donaghe. Haskell, Okla.
John Bowling. Glenn Mills. Pa.
FRED L" Dunsmoor. Strawberry Point
Iowa.
Tony Frascione, Richmond. Ind.
Elroy H. Gudger, Memphis. Tenn.
Daniel Harkins, Brooklyn, N, Y.
warren X. Hough, TerryyiIle, Conn.
charles M. Houser. Harrisburg, Pa.
Hunter Mayberry. Corona, Ala.
Joseph Minore, New York, n. Y.
Willie L. Nelson, Hinsdale, Mont.
Boleslaw Pajede, Elizabethport, n. ].
James A. Templeton. Ada, MINI.
II. y. Wunnenburg. Sperry. Iowa.
Monroe Moody. Chicago, III.
Russell ]. Terradell, Trenton, N l.
Died from Accident and Other
Causes.
PRIYATES.
Michael Cloughessy, Brooklyn, n. Y.
A. +. Gehrhardt. Hoboken, n. ].
Harry Gilligan. Denver, Colo.
George w. Hughes. Carrollton, Ill.
Charlie Jasper, Richmond, Va.
Reginald Hartmann, Globe. Ariz,
Robert Z. Mcnamara, Albany, n. Y.
William Martel Ontario, Canada,
q. E. Schultheis, Hillsboro, Greg.
F'urst p. Shope. MeyeTsdale. Pa.
John Henry Welch, Richards, Tex.
Henry II. Zuravak, Chicago, Ill.
Died of Airplane Accident.
Private I. Derdt, Williamstown, Pa.
Died of lNseasc.
Sergt. c. V. Posey. Sioux City, Iowa.
PRIVATES.
G. H. Behrends, Crab Orchard, Nebr.
Isaac T. Callison, Springdale. w. Va.
Wallace Darlington. Endicott. y. Y.
L. Fortunate. Bridgehampton, n. Y.
James NJ. Hall, Mckenzie, Tenn.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM.

Concert by the L. S. Soldiers' Home
Band. Stanley Hall, this evening at 6I5
o'clock. John 5. NJ. Zimmerman. Director
March, Arms Of America. Pryor
Overture. ''Comique" Keller Bels
Entr' Acte. The Broken Hearted Spar
row" The Maspie and the Par
Iot ..s-s--+sss .sa.ss benol1
Selection, The Grsnd Duchess." Orenbach
Fox Trot, "Indianolo". .Barino
Walt Suite. ''Plessures Of the Past
s- % s- W AlllfAle4
Finale, When We Meet in the Sweet
Bye-and-Bye" .,...................Mu Murphy
The star Sp4ngled Banner"
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
Ex-Emperor Hard Hit by Flu

Vienna. Dec. IS Delayed. Former
Emperor Karl and his four children
are still in with influenza. The con-
ditiOn of the former is reported tc
be serious.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20

The velvet Kind"
Made in the Capital Of the Ma
ti0r-tO be the best in all creation.
Adv.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-04-12
PRESIDENT WILSON
FOR GOOD ROADS

Good roads enthusiasts will be
pleased to learn that Woodrow Will
son, President of the United States,
although busy with wartime and
great economic problems, has found
time to give strong testimonial to
the good roads movement throughout
the nation. Here is the Presidents
ringing declaration for better roads:
"My interest in good roads is not
merely an interest in the pleasure of
riding in motor cars; it is not merely
an interest in the very much more ini-
portant matter of affording the farm
ers of this country and the residents
in villages the means of ready access
to such neighborhood markets as they
need for economic benefit, but it is
also the interest in weaving as COM
plicated and elaborate a net of neigh
borhood and State and National opin-
ions together as it is possible to
weave. / believe that the development
of great systems of roads is, psyche
logically and physically speaking, a
task of craftsmanship I believe that
it is the proper study of the statesman
to bind communities together and
open their intercourse so that it will
flow with absolute freedom and IA
cility. WOODROW WILSON,"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-04-12
MISSOURI CROP REPORT

jefferson City, Mo-, April 9.-The
Missouri crop report for April, 1918
issued jointly by E. A. Logan, Field
Agent of the United States Bureau OF
Crop Estimates, and Jewell Mayes
Secretary of the Missouri State Board
of Agriculture, shows that wheat is
in the best condition for number of
years, and, with the largest acreage
(2,875,000 acres) ever sown in this
State, the outlook is for a yield Of
az, 0,00e bushels.
The wheat crop is 90 per cent OF
normal condition against 81 for 1917,
and 81 for the ten-year average. The
best prospects are in the West, Cen
trail, Southwest and Southeast dis
tricts; and the poorest in the North
west, North Central and East dis
tricts. In some of the northern coun-
ties wheat suffered during the winter
from lack of covering, the strong
winds having blown the snow off the
high points. This also occurred in
Franklin, Warren, st. Charles and St.
Louis counties. The plant generally
is still small, due to lack of fall and
spring rains, the late sowing, but
bottom land wheat has not been much
retarded. Wheat is healthy, but slit-
tie winter killed, and has begun an
early growth.
The condition of wheat in the Unit
ed States is now 76.8 against 63.4 in
1917, and 1876 for the ten-year aver
age on April LIST.
Rye in Missouri is 80 per cent of a
normal, against 70 in 1917 and SO for
ten-year average. This crop has not
afforded the usual winter and spring
pasturage, except in the Southeast
district. With a larger acreage, there
should be considerable increase in
the total yield this year, which is inc
portant from the standpoint Of food
requirements. The condition Of rye
in the United States is 88, against SO
last year, and SO for the ten-year av-
erage.S I.
Live stock Of all kinds in Missouri