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Evening star., 1918-07-19

For Sale
!. "A Valuable Store and
Residence Property.
Owner. retiring from
business wiHseH this ;valu-
|ableprop ropcrtysat2asadiE6ce.
Over 100 { feet On two
|prominent.a .ave1,uessnorth-
west! ~ &, 4. 8. / &
The building is sthorougiily
well constructed. i large store
room containing about : 4pOo
square sfeet, and q cellar. ofsabout
the same. size. IN ad dditi6n there
are 10 rooms, an:up- 10 date bath
room; hot-water heat ;;twos stair
ways; gisrge closets and spantries.
Every room affronts room. Gar
age. Il, ~ 4 s.ss s.,s p = 'ssi.
THIS SkSTGREs sIIAS sPRONEN
PRO DFaEAlBIsEsO ONE
FOR. THE PRESENT sQWN-,
ERS,sWHO OiIIAsVd E4gl4)sFOR
THE PRORER1sYs ! OyyTa0F
THEPROC GEEK DAGsTFFE
BUSINESS AND EzSAIVED
CONSIEjERgl IN AD.
DIT1CN.s 6 s1s.s s. 4 3,
TIisis an oppor ssidom
offered for one fo f sacGnHesasbnsi-
ness stand s@6 ~ s can \ gst
advantagesof aFiarg ssta tlisked
trade. ItNs!gu1d 81 I Is ISo spsoss q! 4
APPL " sEO u sPAR1ICUsa
LARS, a & srass y 81 q 81;
J STONE d4Fl Akx -ss. s
1aSz NJ 4! /. & llvs !s;iisl
Evening star., 1918-07-19

= ~ -
I. K. HUNTER, rs eth St. M.
LIGGETT'S DRUG STORE. 80
1905 = st. NV.
1872 7th st. NV.
MODERN AUTO SUPPLY Co.,
9l7 Il st. NE.
T. J. .MALLOY, r2243 n 81. NV.
Q. A: MUDDnAE u. { CO.; -.
MUNGER BROS.
NATIONAL EIEC. SUPPLY CO..
1830 N. Z. Ayo.
NATIONAL TOKEN SHOP,
Int Pa. Ave.
so4 9th st. NV.
PARKWAY MOTOR co..
1905 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
W. r. ROBERTS CO..
1413 N. 7. Ave. NV.
= 7is sth st. s.x.
Evening star., 1918-07-19
SH'lR|A.PN|EL 81 / !;'Ll. !.
GidsEehb on the Var
OLIVER OWEN KUHN.

D.
German lofiicials use 'honeyed"
words TO Obtain old clothes from the
people; Of thet nation. Z A haIf-pound
jar Of honey lis offerea for each old
suit. 4,
High ofncers4pf a certain American
untt are holding forth in recently
evafuated barn in France. The stalls
nave. oeen removed and tables impro-
riseos Tne managers make ideal racks
TOE maps and documents. The. only
traces or the previous tenancy are
thrse birds nests In the rafters.
Wnen the Army moved in the birds
Glsp!ayed some uneasiness. but this
are four youngsters in each of the
Shree, nests. The three mothers and
Iathers ny proudly about. saliying out
snIougn the windows now and then
TO return with e worm or two.
AL ns, e. 1000 problem has been simpH-
rom mess. never fail to bring scraps.
SMefy morning, now the pa and ma
olros seren&des the officers with a
sOn9' which sounds. strangely like II
tove, the cows and chickens this is
AZ a result. Of wartime conditions
in England, where girls have many
opportunities to and highly remu-
neratiye pursuits, they are iorsakinR
the Kitchen. The situation has be-
come so alarming that housewives are
almost IN state of desperation. Gem
epeaking, girls who have gone
@ N aor munitioHs work insist that they
pever will go back to work in the
For ways that are dark" the Chi
nese daDorers back Of the allied fight.
ing lines In France Are becoming
.nmt n Tne Chinese always like to
put one over the officers in charge
OF them One day . young oifcer di-
Scing certain digging operations
cme across a great boulder which
apparently could not be moved out
o. Lne way: He went for an army
der was nowhere to be seen. The OH
Ger was puzzled. The Chinese smiled
AZ MS discontinue. They had dug a
hole close toTthe boulder, rolled the
stone into it and then covered it up.
An aeroplane's life is reckoned in
.nying hours; what 1t does on the
ground does not matter. but what it
does in the air has TO be recorded,
and the log-book is the record
The log-book starts with the aero
planes pedigree; its maker, its num-
Der. its type, its instruments, its Pc
cuiiarities. all are entered in detail
before the log itself is begun. The
log proper begins with the machines
first moments in the air.
The first entry is Of its flight test.
On such and such q date. says the
log. with such and such a pilot, this
machine did so many minutes time
in the air" And those minutes are
the beginning. Of an addition sum
which only ends when the machine
Ii dead.
Thenceforward every flight is re-
corded in detail. the date, the time
Of starting, pilot and passengers
names, its route and the inevitable
Evening star., 1918-07-19
.INy . 61
.Tllsl...

: Note-The table Includes tho marine
cAsualties a. announced by marine
Headquarters to date. bat does not In
eaude Navy casaaltiss.
I. The Army casually. list for today
CONTAINS 73 nanies. divided as follows:
Evening star., 1918-07-19
Accsptancs BY Japan. !.

LONDON. July 1s.@The japanese
government has reached ~ d6ci9apu.
which was sthe 1outcpnes Of proposals.
from the United States. Esaxssa ~ dis-
patch from Toxic to the Times under
date Of July -13, sfors joint AmericsM-
Japanese intervention In Siberia The
American. proposAh. the, dispatch
adds, were different from those made
by Great Britain, and France.
Evening star., 1918-07-19
AUTHORIZATIONS: !! ! / | | ! !! | ! !:
''TD..GI0].||I|||0Ig|B|||E:'|R|!l|A | ! ! | ! B ]
. a 7. ~ 3 n = NJ 3sS.LVtg
United States Inter vention
Program Rep tied sAccept-
edibyi Japan.
= y ~ q = .
TOXIC PUBLISHES TERMS

= + = sr., s4 5 -.
~ the Assseiatsd ,PnsL ~ n Is.
TOXIC. Tuesday. July: 1s.-Japa-
nese newspapefs today publish tho
terms Of an Ame1iean : proposal |, I'd
send American. troope to Siberia. The
newspapers declare that ,they Japanese
government has decided to accept the
sugspstion madee by the American
government that i japan y also send
troops. -. -+sa
According to sinformation ! inf Toxic
the plans Of the UnitedfStAtes in. Rus
sia ,are stwo-fold: First, military AZ
sisttnce to ,thes Czeeho-Slovxks. .anh.
secohd1gtying general economic help
The United States is described AZ
being Of the feeling that the G1eche.
Siovaks. should not, be- abAndoASd
while they are.stfivipg ito reach their
aim. It is said there Is mo .deelre. on
the part Of the American government
to intervene In. Russian AFFAIRS, bnt
that It. favors the dispatch, of suffi-
ks free e t9 ss ss
Of their comrades. from the interior.
The impression here tonight Is th1t
Japan. in a spffit{ of co-operation with
her allies, will follow the suggestion
and. like tho Americans.. send troops.
9ACo& 3o11tAIhl RItu I6kl90St - 6AAos
also VIII send, small continSents, $50
as to make the movement,in ,inter-alAed.
Many Japanese leaders. however.
favor more extensive military move
ments In Siberia than have ,been .sus-
gested by the United StAtea ThS4r
ideas are baseii ON; .co{uhatinH the
eastward extension.sof,G German aindq-
ence aud the safeguarding. OF Japan's
interests. It Is suggested .1s mot be-
ing unlikely that the Japanese, gov
which Is growing, later may open
negotiations with the Unite 56tatNp
and the entente governmental sconcern-
ing the wisdom ..0f 0fssinteryendQn : In
Russia, which,. while being -chtAhy d.
rected by Japan would abe' supported
by all the allies. The indieations are
that the statesmen Who guide the
policies Of the empire desire toiwork
in close harmony. With; the .aliies.5 I'm
cluding- sUnfted States ss'iss& Z. = y.
Aoceptanes, by Japan.
Yo1ypoAy = r,,avix q .A.1S = :, 1o - o1.A
Evening star., 1918-07-19

Is.
Evening star., 1918-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NorIoB Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnershtp of sterrett q Fleming. consistins
Of John A Sterrett and Robert +. Fieming.
has been Dissolved. The business heretofore
conducted by said paftnership VIII be con-
tinued hy q corporation organized under ne
name os ,Sterrett 4 Fleming. Ineorporateo: n
tkeir-fnterests JOHN A. STERREIT
ROBERT y. .FLEMIN0.
viii. THE PERSON OR PERSONS WHO
st fsth and Pa. ave. nv. On Thuxsdays Ju1y
IL 1918, about pm, kindiy eommunteate
Win Mrs. CARRT Q. WATSON. 11S4 1btn
be greatly appreciated -. :. -20e
-I01M Z WE9CHIER AIfCTmNEIR
Evening star., 1918-07-19
ADAM 4. WEsCHLER A6CTIoNE1R
HOUSEHOLD YURNITURl. FEReoHAL.. y
10 PAY STORAGE AND oTHNl

no PAY SIO6A01 AMI VIn&6
CHARGES. =
Notice is hereby given that On SATURDAY.
July TWENTIETH, 1913. COMMENCING AT
rooms, eco Pa. ave. NV, I wilI sen By public
auction. to pay storage and other charges. all
goods stored with me in the following names:
John Il. Mcouillan, n. b. Barker, Russell
Cannon; also good stored BY the District Trans
fer Co., in the names Of J. Sterling Moran and
Henry ]. Henning. ~.
An parties Interested yin please taks notice.
ADAM a. wEscHIER. $40 Pa. ave. nv.
PANAMA HATS CLEANED. BLEACHED AND
BLOCKED By EXPERTS.
VIENNA HAT FACTORY,
<35 11th ST. NV.
PIANOS FOR RENT PURCHASE HADN
within one year, rent allowed. HUGO -WOkpH.
son Pianos. vfctrolas and Grafonolaa.
PATENT sPECIFICATIONS AMI, DRAWINGS
prepared for inventions. ALFRED =. .Gl4AS-
COCK Le Droit bldg. Sth +. OPP. Pat once
Evening star., 1918-07-19
The shortcut to. safety

YOU'LL need "a .DAYLo for those vacation
nights just as surely as you need to keep your
eyes open In daytime. Darkness Is a blindfold-
more dangerous perhaps because of the false sense
Of security when you think you know the way.
TA shortcut safety lies along the path the near
sse usalsr listed below Go In gst the typs Of
DAYLo youn need and take an extra Eveready TuNG-
STEM Battery with you. Ask for . FREE copy OF the
:Evsssady Night Signaling Code.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23

Goge / 6rarfrige, ba oen Qif unoer
Nopuet "Sriheoshuen". 3e rsoC
Safobineres 2ue meo Sen robe 6ar.
be. sc iranife NeoolutioniIter a0op.
tereoe Sen. SprinoeIig bar set sen
ioofoIote "irpgiife Sue" 90 ubcr
Soil en- az be melt forofttriitiifc
a~lGoe5pIog Tor @itiierne. : Del
belle toget cr &ititerneS aI~1oeSorogt
lao torofteriitiif for benne Nation.
at sc. Spr6e itrar gicnfienoer Den
poa W{onumenterue baaoe / 9Ggpp-
ten, Niuipe og Spricn, for life al
taIe ON 0cre3 egentIiqe Siemlono /
2iaeniien fra Nrmenien til @cittp-
iten.
ct anoet Seqn, iom man ontor
isrIt cr opitooct blonot @ititerne,
er Sen ioofalbtc "Smaitita". Tom
BRIGGS ntcget o0ioo i Nmcrifo. Nr.
item ole omerifanifc 0pinoer fieu'
Ser oenrte Tiqlr. Wuu bar irurbet
Sen pna Song Nii0os' @roumonu
mcnt / Srnoien Zen er ilmoen OF
iaa puo Snpern, % Or. SdIjemonn
troI poo Sen un6er fine lloQroouin.
ger / lroia. Winn ier 0cttc Crna.
ment ogioo poa @iaeoet al en- Brett
/ Sbrcei (Ssoris) / oct Qomle Qonb.
fob 0nfoonio. Voa SEN famine
Freit Ter man ogiua ocn bcremtc
3oplle, Der inneS al oGre CT Vri.
oilceium FOR &eipreiter on aouqer:
Suarnluen, iom ri g~ienfienSer / Vo-
oens 5iaro, scr 6oq bar ire iIiGe
Sobpe. 8uoin6cn Gubele FAR oQino
Sue, men Sen lioner melt oen tpr-
fife SuIton8 Sue, ben ioofoIotc
muir mall cap" eQer "mtrnI cop".
Sititernc bapoc eiterIoot iig itcrfe
@pQuerfcr / Sc Rper. oe onIoqoe,
7. Gr. / 4teria oeo 6oIu5. Won Ia
Ter / 8~rpfenlanos 6iitorie ON fu.
flopiife Wl,re, ser ii0ulerfer ia ueo
Sc ippre Stene, iom er Iagt ino |
Mhirenc. Get fan 10 bpuoe. at oe
hor facet oenne eff ira 9Ggpptens
Qnrami0er men Set er lile iaa mo-
turligt at iGtte oenne Enqniugs
fuil't / 6orbiroelie meo Sititerne !
9iQeoiiens eitlige 3iitrifter. Ter er
ogiao Ell Bora uograpet | Sroiu,
bpis Wurperf tnoer pao @etienbtifab
meb SititerncS 9ugperfer. Zen lig-
ner en- Gel SPitningen | WtnfcnP /
@rptenIano. Wen SpsrgsmuoIet
blir ga. pm oa'oa aongerne ! Wtp.
fenp ito0 / TorbinoeIie meo Sitter
neg Qualification. 9erbaa tpoer oerl
bersmte "2speport" Sirpn og Wtp'
feup er Sc pIoite gner al getnorins.
Otter Soanet hopoe Gelooioernea
aon1e'Iegt lin Sprinoelie ira SpSi'
Ell. o. ira Sptien blep De hentet De
antloper. Tom opferte Be uPloigt
9ture ON Sirpu5 @org.
CONNIE al os UIore bar ieet Sig'
meter meo en- eQer 10 Rin8e crane
ret inS. "a. bisie Rinee paa Sig
meter timber De lRrSe SIotIosiorfere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23

beo 4r5ana. Zen uorite Trofeslor
). ". amlot5on foiteoe iis tno |
@rdnifuiugen al oi5ie 9reoe, iom
ban isgte at bepiIe mnntte pPre Ri.
titiifc. On At oct enc greos Mob.
taaer pnr Song Iorbun0araba.
YroieSior Sapee bar tiollg fommet
oper en- Snoitriit me0 Sileifrift OF
bititiif Biaeoitriit. bpor en- Song
lortouoemoS eler rettere Iarqu'
0innmc.
! T%roie8ior 9nuotjon uboao fine
llnoeripgeIier / 0ogiorm poa Inf,
o. iremiPtter ser oen auituelie, at
0iSie 9reue or aifotte6e / ct inoo.
gcrmouif Sprog. proi. Sborp bar
ogiaa / SEN BOG itreuet Ell aiinit,
bpori bon bUpoer iamme Nering.
Terit / 1915 funoe Qroi. Sro3ro
! 2itcrrig oiientIiggicre Dc Reiul.
tatcr ban eiter ilere Nors Stloium
er fommen til peo al unocrisge Ter.
ter, iom er umone / Dc ienere Aar.
San bUpoer ogina. at 0ititiif er ct
iu0o.germanif Spros. aanife SEN
IProe 9erocn mart iaar 6ititergua.
SEN Isit.
(iIiioIt fan onisrc8 en- fort 20.
ti@ I Ell norif Rlab for 6en Ste SuIi
i~ooIuoen0e:
On FenniuIuunia Froie8ior bar
opoaqet, at man / &iaeuiteu Ter 5000
aar ji0eu hop0e tuinoeIiqe 9orger.
mcitere.~ Cerre Groiesior maa uP.
re en- pgte 9aufec, iioeu ban multi.
pIicerer meo , Get iorhol0er ia
rcHtIig idnIcbes. at oi5Ie 9per bInnot
Nititcrue por ir6piet til Sen tore
@uoiuoe~. % oi5ic 9ucr too Serior
unocr Buoinoens GcifuttcIie % Stp.
rclie ~ set par en- beutg Hp. Zen
heicite Treitiu0e uoeoe0e ga StpreI.
ieu / @uoiuoeu3 Nupn o. pau BEN.
bcs @elue: iaoIeSes bleu Semne
Ercitin0e en- CLAUS @orqerme'ter I
@uen. 9tueaiier pnr 10 euJaug
glmolorerres 2uno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23

'srit poo bititiife Signcter. Ser |
Imcrifa brlger man Grer meo Dob,
belt Qfln0 pda. Sligc Trer bGrer
@onlcr hos &ititernc lom Eegn paa
lin WPo2t. Get er fouite StrioS-
srell.
Wieit eienoommeIiq err 6oq oerc3
Sfriittegn Tom bar poIot oe 2pr.
DC fort Soucobrlio. Ge bar biuI.
bet Soriferne iii at Qienfienbe oe
b~ititilfe Wonimentcr, bpor De i'm.
6eS ira Somotb oq aoocib peo
OronteS / oct ipolige Snrieu % llge
moro I'll TIo0en SoIu9 / &appuoo.
fien / Roro, ira Gordemiib / 2it
og iii aorabcI Fasict | Vcit ligciout
@iueoet al oercS itore 8ll6in0s pua
Mount Sipptos. 20 al oerc5 Sfriit,
tcQu err Sneifocr og 2opotten. Tom
hi g>oromrr0 fieroer al 6iifernes
@ottcr poo @~eitfpiten al Nor8e.
"2uuo" betcgne3 peo ct @iaeOe al
Toppene poa Snppn6ofien$ Solicit.
te, buoroi man iIlltter fla til, at De.
res Sfriittequ er national % IGoet
oeroppe / oere3 belize 9per".
Get Ter no til, nj De brugte WetoI.
pIoocr, ioaIeoes par 6eres 6reoS.
traftat re0 oen pgpptiitc aouqe al.
iottct pac en- Ssluplaoe. Te brugte
"opbriet Sfrtit" "9a9reIiei". Te
res S|friuerc uar natnrliquis rene
"Grperts" liqeiom | Nnbulon 90
9GQnpteu. Ter bar uGrct nreqen
G~iSfl5iion ON iii hoilfeu Tolfernce
De rgte Sitter hsrte. Poor Sets
Rsrn" pau foIfeitomtaoIen / I. YPoi.
10 bcnrcQueS iii aunonns G'ter
fommerc. lao oiier bette boor rPr
oi5ic aoIoriiter peo 6ebron hau6e
Illttct iig til Sc andre &nobng8ere
al 2unoet. Rebeftn fnIocr ogioo
Claus SuItrter "Sisie 2ouoet5 D.
ire.
Ren paa fine Rorumcnter aibiI'
Ser 9Ggppterne Dem / guile Gnroer,
meocns Sc andre Tolf | 0oIPitinu
oq Spricn te1ne3 meo msrtcre 6nr.
uer. 8rCifc geoqroier faI0er Sem
"buioe" Spriere. 1esuSen er Sere5
4niipter boo6e pna rqpotiife o. hi.
titiife Nouumenter on0erleoes liSe-
Tom SoueoifaQen.
Ren Bette er alt Der tan iiges /
Ruceipergsmnalet,
Get nPite er oere$ Sprog, ION
oog life altlo er nogen iitter Mi
gierelIe / RaeeipergsmaoIet. &c
Fan hare itiitet Sprog, eaer ! fine
/ Suifriptioner og 2otumenter brugt
et oiiicielt Sprog.
Sette oiiicieQe Sprog, "Striit.
iproget", err SET ereite ION er til
: giGugeIig FOR Sc 9Proe.
@lanot be rige 5uno ! SeI.Gmor.
no nar Ger ire 9repe / et Seros,
Tom inqer 'oritoo. men Iom 6ilo-
logger ira ale 9nnoe har inloeret.
elsie @repe por aiIeifriit % Spro.
get ltlIoe tales / et 9~anoifab, fem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23
MQe Spor al &irteliD9e
uOOripes ira SloOct.

% andre Slooiponomme, os Der sr intet
SiliGlos, ION bet life burtis refer. S. S. s.
pl srunoie noitiu, % uSorips snbpsr Spe.
homsipire, Der berisr Sloost. oo aips big INT
eip og 6rait. Oct ielgss al ale apotbe-
ters, ol ou buroe iaa tn Slate % beeuros
bets erug ieae. Sip en- IN etRnsis Sss
~i.rIpelle al bit Sil'0los. % 81 fan srholos
tpuoiee eeseruab irit peo al ilifrlps Ms6is
cal SirsetOr. 80 SWilt Laboratory. atlanta,
Georgia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23
llrenbeber bliper bnrtiG ioriaaebe.

6pis Der er noaet Spor at si;tsliuas su'r
onore llrenheter / Bit eloo, fan eu life upoe
ben iulee iuiiis llopitliu9. iom ct iuuot
esseme er iiiaub III. isrere ht Slop er bles
net sruneis renist % irislort Tor ale Spor
al ursue Stors.
S. S. s. bet piouueerliss eanIs oa rent
peaitabillfe SIpomieesl. bar life I'm zig !
at ~iorprips inbtiI iiafts Spor al SirtsIlpss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23

gem "rttoruh Rotten 90 gco ArHru' m
SlTIi 90 Scnrer I Bcrielruoet. NlrStops
itngeuten q 81 so Eori5 toereanet
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-15
JULIAN ELTlNeE.

The popular feminine impersenator
Julian pltinge, is to be seen lin his
latest Paramount picture, The Wild
ow's Might" at the Central tomorrow
This lis a fascinating story written es.
pecialy for Mr.. Eltinge by Marion
Fairfax and directed by William C.
DcMille. Mr. Eltinge is again given
the opportunity to display his famous
wardrobe Of feminine finery and his
alents as fema g impersonator.
The story is that o. young New
Yorker who decides TO dabble in
ranching and narrowly misses being
robbed by a notorious crook. How he
succeeds in foiling the designs OF this
gentleman through the disguise of a
woman, how the disguise gets him
into lots of trouble with the girl he
loves, but how he at length wins out
and saves both his girl and the ranch
makes a story of fun and adventure
Throughout
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-15
A HEAVY MAIL BUSINESS

The handling of the mail for the
Federal Food Administration for West
Virginia is no small problem One Of
the Office rooms of the Administra
ton in the National Bank of West Vir.
ginia Building lis devoted exclusively
to receiving, addressing and dispatch
ing mail mater During the past
seven weeks prior to October 26, 90
467 pieces of mail were received and
distributed. The largest mali day was
on September 10th, when 1855 pieces
We're received and distributed.
Miss Edith Bonnesson is the eff
cient "Postmistressv for the Admins
tration she distributing this null to
the various boxes for the several de-
partments. Most of this mail is gov
eminent mail and comes in and goes
cut under government frank, and
there are no postage stamps to lick
which lessons the expense as well
as the work
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-15
A NERVOUS wreck
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City, Tex.-In an interesting
statement, Mrs. G. H. Schill, of this town,
says: "For three years suffered untold
agony with my head. | was unable to
do any of my work.
just wanted to sleep all the time, for
that was the only ease ! could get, when
was asleep. became nervous wreck
Just from the awful suffering with my
head.
| was so nervous that the least noise
would make me jump out of my bed. |
had no energy, and was unable to do
anything. Ny son, young boy, had to
do all my household duties.
| was not able TO do anything Until
took Cardui. took three bottles in all,
and it surely cured me OF those awful
headaches. That has been three years
ago, and know the cure is permanent,
for have never had any headache since
taking Cardui. !.
Nothing relieved me until took Cardui.
| 1t did wonders for me-"
Try Cardui for your troubles-made
| from medicinal ingredients recommended
in medical books as being OF benefit in
| female troubles, and 40 years OF use has
proven that the books are right. Begin
taking Cardui today. Nc-iN
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-15
FOOD REPORT FOR HOTELS

R. L. O'Neil. Hotel Representative
of the State Food Administration has
sent cards to all public eating places
in the state asking for their first
monthly report showing the name of
the hotel, location, proprietor, number
OF meals served during the month;
number of pounds Of wheat -four used;
number of pounds of bread, beef,
pork; number OF pounds OF other
meats. including mutton. lamb, poui
try, game and all by-products number
of pounds of sugar and number of
pounds of butter
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Commissioners once.

w. A. SMALTz. ct AL
Commissioners ONCE.
Martinsburg, W. Va. Nov s, 1918,
To all persons interested in the above
entitled cause.
BY decree of the Circuit Court of
Berkeley County. w. Va, entered in
the above entitled cause ON the Goth
day of September. 1918, the same was
referred to me. with instructions to
ascertain and report.
FtRST-The personal estate owned
by A. j. Smaltz, at the time of his
death, the character and value there
of
| SECOND-What disposition. r. any,
was made of the said personal estate
by the said Adah V. Smaltz, ExecutriS.
az aforesaid OF the said A. j. SmaltE.
deceased. and how much, If any. of
the personal estate is in her hands,
available for the payment OF any debts
owing by said decedent
THIRD-A settlement of the DAMN,
istration of the estate of the said de-
cedent, by the said Adah V, Smaltz.
Executrix as aforesaid.
/ What debts the said A. ].
Smatz owed at the time of his death,
to whom they are payable their ma
ture and their respective amounts and
priorities
! FIFTH--What real estate was owned
/ by the said decedent at the time of
his death. its quantity. description and
location
SIXTH-And such other matters as
any party in interest may require. the
same being pertinent. or such other
matters as the Commissioner himself
may deem pertinent, whether so re-.
quested or not.
You will therefore take notice that
have fixed on FRIDAY THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1918, at 10 A.
NJ. as the time when and my Office In
Martlnsburg. w Va, as the place
where | will proceed to execute the
said order OF reference, and IL from
any cause the same be not complet-
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FARM LABOR NEEDS HEEDeo

Z. S. Department OF Agriculture is
naming men 10 work with the District
Draft Boards in the various states as
advisers regarding agricultural needs
County Agents OF The Department of
Agriculture have been supplied with
questionnaires to be- sent out for the
purpose of securing facts about the
farm labor needs in the country. APP
pointments for West Virginia are as
follows:
A. r. Jacobs. r. +. D.. Wheeling,
Agricultural Adviser to District Board
for the Northern District, with head
quarters at Clarksburg,
Peter Steenbegen, Point Pleasant,
W Va. Agricultural Adviser to the
District Board for The Southern Dis.
triet, with headquarters at Charleston,
w. Va
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MIXED VICTORY FLOUR

Ask for Victory Flour ready mixed
when You buy
II you buy wheat -four mix with IL
for bread one-fourth its weight OF APP
proved substitutes.
Your grocer is required to have
barley -four corn flour or corn meal:
he may have -four from feterita. rice,
oats, kafilr, milo. potatoes, etc.
Special rules govern the use of rye,
graham and whole wheat; consult the
nearest representative of the Food
Administration.
Following these rules, the American
people will enable the Army and the
Navy and the Allies to carry through
to Victory.
Save that we may Share.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

One 3-ineh Weber wagon and bed.
one 3-inch Brown wagon, one double
two-horse platform spring wagon; one
one-horse spring wagon, one 6-foot Nc
Cormick binder, in good condition; one
Ontario grain drill, as good as new;
one Ontario lime drill, good as new
one Deering moving machine( good as
new; one Deering hay rake, good as
new; one good disc harrow, good as
new; one spring tooth harrow, one
two-horse cultivator, two double shovel
plows, two No. 40 Oliver chill plows
two single shovel plows. one one-horse
Oliver chill pillow, two sleds, one pair
wagon springs, 400 lbs. grind stone
one 90-gal spray two leads of hose
and bamboo rods, one bush scythe
two pair wood ladders and shelvons
one hay fork pulleys and ropes, one
cutting box, one wheat fan.
HARNESS.
One set l-inch wheel harness, three
PAL rof lead harness, one set of double
driving harness, one. set of single, driy
ing harness, one wagon saddle, good
as new, one riding saddle, one set OF
full leather fly nets, five work brides