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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-14
Anniversary
OF ArriDdI Of
u. S. Soldiers
(By United Press,

PARIS. June 13.-On the lnniver-
sary of the arrival of American troops
in France President Poincare today
dispatched a message to President
Wilson expressing his admiration at
the magnificent American effort and
extending his congratulations to the
United States.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-14
IS TO as
AMENDMENT
TO DRAFT
IS Plan
tBy United Press.)

WASHINGTON, June 13.-That the
war department. will ask ,nodifica-
tion of the draft law SO as to include
all men between the ages of Is and As
or 40 years was forecasted by we'll
informed congressional leaders today.
New legislation that would place the
draft on the same basis as that in Eng
land and facilitate the operation of
inter-allied draft treaties is expected
to be launched at the December short
session Of congress
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-14
TWO MORE REGISTRAnTs
ADDED TO MAURY LIST

Two additional men 21 years Of
age have been registered for mill
tary selection. both OF them being
coIored men whose homes are in this
county but for the present are resid.
ing elsewhere. They are: 272. Charley
Smith tcoi), Dupont Engineering Co.,
Jacksonville, Tenn; 27s. Henry Red.
don tcol), R. F. d. :. Box 7O1k, colum.
bia, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-14
BIG SHIPMENT OF
RED CROSS SUPPLIES

A large shipment OF surgical dress
ings ard hospital supplies was made
from the work done in May by the
Maury county chapter of tie Red
Cross, including 12O bed shirts. 100
suits pajamas, $50 5-yard rolls, GO
suits underwear.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-14
FOR INTERNATIONAL
FAIR TRADE after THE WAR

ton into international trade agree.
ments and tariffs is being compiled
after years Of contentious work.
President Wilson's purpose is to sup
port the same cause In fairness of
trade relations after the war as in
diplomatic proceedings when the al
lies score their knockout.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-14
READ THIS. KAISER sllLl
(By United Press.l

FARGO. n d., June 1S.-North Da
kota win proaace l75,0oO,OO0 bushel:
Of wheat and 2s.O00.OO bushels of ry,
this year, State Food Administrator E
F. Ladd predicts.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-14
AMERICANS REPULSE THREE
ATTACKS ON TEIRE MILE FRONT
SENDS STAGGERING
ORDERS FOR WAR MATERIAL

by President Wilson at the request of
the war industries board, 1t follows
orders for war materials from General
Pershing of almost overwhelming
magnitude.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-14
(By United Press. ]

WASHINGTON, June 13-An appro-
priation of $20o,OOo,OOO to increase
the power supply in our leading indus
trial centers will be asked of congress
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-14
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair and warmer tonight, Friday
showers and warmer.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-14
By HERBERT BENDER

Omitted Press Stair Correspondent
WASHINGTON June 13-An un-
precedented program for international
fair play in trade after the war Is be-
ing formulated by this government.
To this end a worldwide investiga-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20
Second Grade A

Harry Overly, Douglas CLANCY.
Roy Schumacher, Charles Brown, Jack
Lemen, Smith Pine, William Clohan,
Carol Seibert Catherine Gregory,
Annie Kibler, Donna Chambers, Va
meta Schmucker Julia McDormans
AUDREY Slifer, Bernice Brown, Ruth
Musser, Jane Link, Virginia Craw-
ford Evelyn Bowers, Hilda Thomp.
SIM Madeline Daiuto
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20
Robert Hutzler.
Third Grade 3

Odessa Butler, Gladys Russler, Ella
Pine. Virginia Rudy, Esther Shaffer
Goldie Griffith, Gladys Hutsler, Ruth
Thompson, Bruce Snowden, Charles
Grimes. James Welty. Robert Quinn
Joe Pickett, James Sellars, William
Shauli, Lewis Simpson, Allen Kline
William Dean, William Crawford,
Gilbert Beard, Elwood Kibler, How
ard Legg, Bruce Hutsler.
Fourth Grade a
GLADYS Alther. Florence Breeder,
Margaret Caskey, Lillian Conner, Ed
ma Daiuo, Blanche Davis, Mary Fet'
ger. Bertha Griffith, Celia Kline, Nora
Lloyd, Bernadine Meadows, Violet
Manspeaker, Mary O'Blien, Ray
Chambers. Donald Chambers. Elmer
Brown. Charles Gregory, Douglas
Grimes, Freddie HODGE, Ellsworth
Linton. Kent Miller, Charles Parker
Robert Welinger, Gus Wiltshire.
Charles Yontz John Manspeaker,
Louis Zulla.
Fourth Grade 3
Athur Brown, Harry Copenhaver,
Charles Crabbe, Celtic Glesner, Har-
~ Hale. Dudley Lee Harley, Arnold
aipsley, Lawrence Kline, Douglas
lindsay, Latan McCauley, Wendell
Mckee, John William Miller, Henry
Spillman, knight Mcdonald, Virginia
Andesson Mary Davis. Mary Dean,
Mary Gaff, Dora Davis, Adelaide Rus
der, Anna Rutledge. Gladys Stevens,
FLeona Thompson, Arzola White, Ger
Ialdine Williams.
Fifth Grade
Sam Aler. Ellsworth Barney, George
Beard. John Thomas Chambers, Viii
liam Carper, Charles Hedges, Earl
Hollis, Marshall Keller, jain CAN'T
Miller. Theodore Matthews, G. A, Mil
Ter. Jr. Lois Bowers, Velma Bowers,
Marguerite Blake, Edna Eubanks,
Mary Hodges, Evelyn Hodges, Ruth
Kline. Winifred Link. Boydie Lam
bert. Valaria Martin, Virginia Miller,
Isabelle Miller, julia Muliss, Jose
phine Manford, Gertrude McDorman
Margaret RussIer Frances Roberts,
Catherine Slifer, Elizabeth Spauiding
Virginia Yontz.
Sixth Grade
Bruce Bremen. Alfred Davis Hart
Dawson. Tom Martin. Robert Lloyd
Raymond Miller. George O'Brien, KEEL
ly Piper James Shipper Charles
small La Garde Thompson, Archie
Young. Margaret Barr. RoXie Beeler
Golaie Beeler, Nellie Clark Lorraine
Chambers. Lillian Chambers, Violet
PA bean. Corinne Eyersole Ethel
8 Mabel LYnn, Louise Mandlaos
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20

chairman Bates Minghni Ellis Sui.
l.vsn. Ralph Hines. Craig Young, Ed
ward Kenny, Fred Zirxle William
stewart. Redwood Binns. Ralph Mace
Newton Bowers, Herbert Watson.
William bicklider Douglas Thomas,
Guy Hardy Prentiss Turner,
Fifth Grade
Virginia mbach, Mildred Heck,
irene Dpnham, Winigred Anderson,
Elizabeth Mamarduke Virginia VO0r-
/ hoes. Lorain Lynn, Ruth pyche, Eliz.
abeth Smith Dorothy Stewart Mar
garet stewart, Virginia Ramsey Nir
ginta Turner Jack Fiery Douglas
Shpley, Roy Hardy Lionel Rogers
Francis Hoffheins, Nathan Rhodes
Wallace DeGrangc, Fred Dyche, Tom
peck Marshall Homer, Pearson Bnn
tCharles DELANEY Paul Little, Billy
Her haw. Roy HUH Durrell Martin
Julian Wild
Sixth Grade
Katherine Geyer, Anna Fulk, Rebg
| Anderson. Matilda stephens, Ann;
Thorn, Virginia Gelting, May Miller
Ruth Skadden, Marie Athey, Mildred
smith. Nary Kurt2. Ida GaEeby vii
Liam Hartley Leonard Cramblilt
Fmmet; Yuder James Myers Auburn
Woods. Robert DeGranse, PAU Kas
tie, Albert lmbach, J6hn Rutherford
Louis FlIstoe, Alta Edwards, Bernar'
Duke, Ohomar Sp~ ding
Seventh Grade
Louise Mitchell Ruth Miles, Mar.
Peck Mary Stewart, Elizabeth nych'
Marcaret Mace. Carrie Johnson, LII
Gle Hardy, Edna shelly Earl John
son, Jack Schill, Harold Foster, Rot
ert Little. peyton Harrison, Edga
Wolfe5, Charles Schad, George Johr
son, Nathan liatz. Edgar Household
er. Francis Taylor Donald Porter
field Guy Abrell
Eighth Grade
Gladys Zimmerman, Isabelle Fo'
ter, Alice Taylor, Leona Carr Zilph
Ruthrauf. Lena Edwards, Ernestin
Lawton, Katharine Viewer, Myr
SNYDER. Chrystal Rutherford, Marth
Thornburg, elsie Miller, La Ru
Mong, Katherine Fulk, Neva Welle
Dorothy Rutherford, Carlton Falter
Kari Schneider, Charles KLINE
sherman Schad. George Poisal Cha
les Thompson, Kenneth Viewer.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20
Mary Lou Thompson, prylHs Thomp
Seventh Grade

Mary Lou Thompson, PHYLLIS Thomp-
son.
Seventh Grade
Charles Edward Chambers, Calvin
KILLER. Clyde Nicodemus. Charles
Shipper. Jack White. Mary Seibert,
May Burns. Elizabeth Chambers, Ro-
berta CLANCY Ida Daiuto, Ethel
Dick, Velma Ettinger, Mary Ellis,
Amelia Eubanks, Mary Hough, Jane
Moran. Clara Mason, Dolly Mead.
ows, Gladys Pitzer, Neya Slaughter,
Nina Whisner.
Eighth Grade.
May Ambrose, Gertrude Miller Ma
bel Aikens, Beatrice Clark, Edna
Barbehean, Ruth Evans, Mary Anna
Blake, Rosalie Hollida, Priscilla Mol,
Elizabeth Wiltshire, Helen OBrien,
Rebecca Thompson, Berthe Staples,
Mary Appleby. Hortense Payne, Dais
Snowden, Pearl Keiser, Desmond
Snapp, While Kirshner. Clarence
Beard, Charles F'etzer, Robert Thomp
con Robert Spauldng Frances
chambers, Eldred Wolford, Leroy
Rind.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20
the HONOR ROLL
or LOCAL SCHOOLS
HIGH SCHOOL
1 Classical

Elsie Davis, Constance Sharpless,
Pauline yanMetre. Virginia Boehm,
Hester vanMetre, Elsie Keller, Ma
bel Puckett Mildred Stilwell, Helen
Triinble, Virginia Woods, Fleeta
STAFF, Helen Matthews, Anne Thomp-
son, Flick Wiltshire, Howard Minor,
Roe Witand, Willoby Lemon, Joe
Thompson.
CIassical--ScIence.
Frank Baker, Howard Barnes,
Charles Cline, Gilmore Daily, Harry
Lee Doll, Albert Geyer, Calvin Hoke,
Merton Snapp, Chas. Thompson, Clar-
ence Alanbrester, Pauline Ambrose,
Hazel Barnes, Myra Blake, Alberta
Chambers, Irene Decker, Mae Gam
bino Esther Homer Eieaaor Hardy,
Iona HebeIlig.
Commercial
Ted I'rankenberry, Adrian Gro
Finger, Paul Hammann, Levi De
Haven, Lester Knaggs, Leland Nor
rington, Paul Ropp, Dale Russler,
Geo. Schad, Lester I1anderkin, Gladys
Bouic,. Margaret Hill, Wv Minghini,
Cooley Snyder, Zenobia Stuckey,
Amelia Lloyd Lucille Rindo Gladys
Fahrney, Edna Willard
II Classical.
Margaret Boyles, Elsie Brown,
Mary Bryarly, Sarah Burdette, Reya
Copenhayer, Ellie Dauito, Byrd Fiery
Grace HNrigto, Camille Gambino, Ed
ma Hollis, Mary Lemen, Clara Thomp-
son. Medora West Mary Michael,
Mary Rauch, Carlton Cunningham,
Oller Decker VIM Fiery Herman
Katz, Marvin Leureigh, Harry Steph-
en-, Forrest Stuckey.
II Commercial
Pauline Brown, Rebecca DOLL Del
Id Dunn Dorothy Hobbs, Ruth Kauf-
man, Frances Keefe. Harriet Mckee.
Berthe Onderdonk, Roberta Thomp-
son Mary Wolf, William Hardy
III Classical.
Paul Melintz, David Musser Wm,
Payne. Meredith Woore, Meade Jeffe-
son, Gaif Hobbs, Marguerite Beavers,
Helen Ettinger. Mae Eyersole- Blanch
Gain, Pauline Gruver, Clara HILL, Mar
ganet Willard, Leah Miller Dorothy
Pitzer. Pauline Roberts GLADYS
SkAdqeni n4l ~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20

James Mcpcnald, whitney Mich
ael. Iohn Murphy Ernest Siler Rob-
crt Bryarly Allen Bird stephen Nc
Bride Edna Brantner, Rachel Cas-
Key Virginia Rmeb Helen Himmer-
man. Ruth Fellers, Lenora Smaltz-
Eighth Grace.
Willie Athens. Merle r&hler Edgar
Michael. Charles sullivan Ned Kline
Hugh Mentzer Pearl Jacques, Lur
cetta Brantner. Katherine Kline, EA-
tina Combs, Ollie Keesecker,
HODGE STREET SCHOOL.
First Grade.
Albert Alrhart, Charles Arvin, Yer
non Collins Clark Gouchenour, Char
les Mock, Ernest Miller, Clifford
Small, Edwin Smith, Sylvia Fauver.
Ann Gatren. Fannie Kerfoot Ethel
Nranford, Daisy Powell Mary Ponton,
Gertrude Runkles. Mamie Roberts,
Dorothy S,olopher, Reva Thompson,
Catherine Tabler Margaret Bush,
Perry Long, Newton Hutzler.
( Second Grade.
4 Charles Andrews. William Atltln-
SON. Bernard Frave Paul Fries,
Kenneth Hughes, James Long, Ar
thur Pralher. Theodore Thompson.
I Clay Tabler Edna Kearns, Edith
Mcdaniel, Pearl Manford, Anna Ma
son, Geraldine Williams.
Third Grade.
Beuah Bowers. Katherine Grund,
Emma Jane Gatren, Katherine SMALL
wood, Elizabeth Thompson, Alice Rob-
erts. Howard Bender, Bedford Brown,
Howard Edwards. Carl Glcsner, Bruce
Mcdaniel. William MILLER, Howard
Ponton, Nulyn Stephens, Noel Tow
per,
Fourth Grade.
dorothy Glesner, Inez Harmon,
Grace Keesecker. Fleeta Miller. Es-
ther Perreli. Jane Qnin1li Hazel
Stokes, Virginia Runkles Harry
Hockenberry, Howard Long, James
orem, Gilbert Roberts, George Ste
phens, Russell Towner. Mevernl
) Youtz, Faris Smith,
; Fifth Grade.
James Andrews. Harry Armstrong,
Martin Dorm, Rex Cilesner, Lestey
Long. Daniel Miller Laurence Md
ran Leah Boyer, Julia Flora, Pau
line Fowler Ellen Glesner Hdidu
Mcdaniel, Mary Moran, Virginia On
!. derdonk. sf'
: Sixth Grade. ss1
Howard Brown, Mark Roach, Char
les Small. Clara Englebright, Mehs
I sa Edwards, Dora Belle Miller, ivl
T, MCDANIEL, Frances Stokes, Ella Tow
, ner. Ethel Sprinkle.
:, Seventh Grade.
Catherine Gnnd. Ruth Harmon
+ Catherine nylo. Hilda Lemaster. Ju
liza Miller, Lucy Oliver. Martl'
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20
Third Grade q

Virginia Kaufman Beatrice Shade
Lillian Wilson. Elizabeth Dunn, Mar
guerite Mandigo, Lucy Miller. Mar
aaret Rockwell. Ann Beach Lemeni
Berfella Rogers Olive Williams Mack
DAWSON, Dyre Crimes cecil Chase,
Allen Carper Lee watson, Bard
strowbridge. Martin Quinn, Willis
Hrenner, BNl Alert Joe Hough Hale
@Ai raA 1ss cl Gtawara
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20
HIGH STREET SCHOOL.
First Grade.

Glenvine WidmeyeB Charles kee.
sey. Roy White, Bruce Renteh, Clar-
ence Gregory, Fred Bachman, Jay
Gregory, Clarence Boxwell, ]. Curtis
Wolfe, Edward Keedy, Mamie kni-
ghten Ethel Marker, Ruth Bremen
Virginia Trenary Kathryn Barley,
Evelyn Foreman, FLORENCE Palmer,
Helen Coleman, Louise Custer. Nellie
HOLIDAY. Irene Kyle. Carrie Mathews
Second Grade.
Silas Caskey. Raleigh Eversole. Ar.
mold Jacques, Harvey Kntghton, AL
bert Murphy, Reynolds O'Brien,
Geo2ge frederick, 1Iilda Athens, Hell
en- Britt, Alma Burkhart, Helen Da-
Wis, Dorothy Edison, Edna Knighton,
Bette Lake, Jane Mentzer Minnie
Nuremberg, Marry Rockwell, Fansel
Riker Margaret Willingham
Third Grade.
Wilbur Boltz, Earl Boxwell, Robert
| Daley, Melvin DeHaven, Howard El'
| lott, Lewis Elliott, Charles Fellers
James Murphy, Sylvester Smith, An
ME Zimmerman, Helen Miller, Doro-
thy Reese, Ruth Hutton, Lena Bren
ner.
Fourth Grade.
Roy Brown, Fred lBoehm, Ear
Bowers, Stuart Custer. Paul DALEY
Norman Foreman, Thomas Grove
Mervin Hutton, Bernard Kearns, Ed
ward Mufrey, Willard Morrison, Bruce
Martin, Willard Wilson, Howard 81
Ter, Margaret Britt, Lotte Bremen
Pearl Dorand, Dorothy HILBERT, Lou
Use Kline, Anna Mcbride. Ruby Mich
ael, Alma Powell, Gladys Boltz.
Fifth Grade.
Ernest Fellers, John Murray, Cal
win Smith, Francis Tederick, Francit
.icodemus, Lansdale Piper. Bruce
Butta, Mary Aikens, Margaret AN
derson, Leonie Combs, Jessie Dow
Ian Lucy Fellers Nancy Fellers Ola
dys Gregory, Burdette Keplinger, Ju
| liza Myers, Sarah O'Brien, Ruth Cook
Sixth Grade.
Leroy Coleman, Bert Cline. Wal
liam Bowie, Herbert Miller, Wilson
| Pearrel. Pauline Boehm. Ciola Britt
| Ruth Burkhart, Ruth Butts. Audriann'
| Seibert, Helen Smith, Agnes VanMet
re. Geneva Bckerd.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20
Viewer, Margaret Lemon.
III Commercial

Martha Barhehenn, Rhea Ham
mann. Blanche Hoyermale, Virginia
Parkinson, Blanche Seiders, Leila
staubly. Robert Keller, Wade Spiel
man, Marshal Wolford.
Seniors
Dudley Jones. Myers Porteriield
Sydnor Thompson, Lee Tabler Rob.
ert Widmyer, Richard Small, Nettie
VanMetre, Mildred Murray, Lanora
Sponseller, Lula Thompson, Laura
Henshaw, Marie Baker, Louise Gard
ner, Louise Stokes.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20
Second Grade 3

Edna Lee Kline. Anna Mary Bar.
Der, Geraldine Hunt Pauline Mead.
ows. Grace Hough Mamie Legg.
Katherine Kilmer. Herbert Thomp.
son, Bruce Chambers, Charles Apple.
~. David Ebert, Clifton Coates. Boin-
ten Glesner, Frank Dunn, Harry
Ewing.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20
BURKE STREET SCHOOL
First Grade

MAY Rhodes, Jane Staples, Margu-
critic Dennis, Lottie Shriver Eliza
beth Dyche, Evelyn Viewer, Kathleen
Miller, Lorraine Imbaeh, Margaret
Stotler, Dorothy Barber, Catherine
Shipman. Helen Martin Edwin Ba.
con, Foster Callahan, Howard Hardy,
Dunaway Licklider, William, Stevens,
James Barney Thomas Thornburg,
Miller Shade.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20
second Grade

Kathleen Athey, Loretta Garrett,
Alburta Heck Elizabeth Jefferson,
Reya Kirson, Virginia Little, Daisy
Morrison, Clara Rhodes, Frances Sem
cindiver. Frances Staubly, Margaret
Shanholtz, katherine Watson. Mary
Katherine Williams Mitchell Bacon,
Robot Boyey, Glenville Brumbaugh,
Norman Cole, Comrey Delaney,
Page Darlington. Ralph Linaherg,
Oliver Rutherford, Walter Sakeman.
Third Grade
Mason, Small, Robert Sigler, Lefst-
or Ponder, George Hollis, Edison Mil
Ter. Robert Thornburg, Clarence
Smith, Edgar Gageby, William Gage.
by Douglas Messiek, Edward Tonry,
Carrie Byers, Mildred Mitchell, Thel-
man Dillon, Ruth Parriza, Helen Sny-
der, Hazel F'ristoe, Estelle Appel,
Katherine Emerson, Louise Gun
ningham.
Fourth Grade
Helen Peck, Katherine zimmerman
Helen Miles, Marie Thomas, Eliza
beth Yoder, Audrey Duke, Rose Hol-
lis. Hazel Athey, Elizabeth Sencin-
diver, Mary Bruce Eagle, Freeda
Heck, Mabel Unger Gladis Hardy
Sarah Dorm, Anne Harrison, Nelson
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20

MANY pleasing variations OF
! l this type are offered in the
Queen Quality Spring styles.
Brown calf, white fabrics. canvas
or pro-buck, as well as the blacks,
are among the best fashions.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20
JOHN STREET SCHOOL
First Grade

Allen Chambers, Bobby Clohan,
Raymond Davis, James Dean, John
Hough, Francis Marl1le, Carleton Ma
son, Kensell BoXwell, Nelson Clark
Lee Garrett. Charles Kantner, vii
ham Mulliss, Nelson Small, Chris
Stocker, Raymond Welty Evelyn
Couchman, Lillian Perkins Myrtle
Perkins. May Rockwell, Julia Slaugh
ter, Eleanora Bowers, Velyy Clemns
Jessie Kursey, Cora Lloyd Gladys
Miller Harriet Seibert, Audrey Slap
les, OLA May Wilmington, Lula kib
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20

ALWAYS popular, this type OF
IA pump will continue to please
the countless wearers of Queen
Quality. Made Of patent, black
kid. or white fabrics. Light and
dainty dressy and desirable,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20

The Evils of Constipation
Leaving waste material in the body.
poisons the system and blood and
makes you liable to sick headaches.
biliousness, nervousness and muddy.
skin. Try DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Prompt relief. At all druggists.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-20

CONTINUED on page 1o)
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23
some Wool Secured.

Work has been begun by tho uyndi-
cate appointed 60 buy wool Tor this
government la South America and
considerable has already been sccur.
cd. The government hopes O. get this
wool shipped promptly through the
efforts of the shipping board. LII
censes are being issued Ia place 81
those revoked on July sSth. but Their,
H. some question whether "a large part
Of this privately owned wool will not
have Co wait for shipment until the
governments needs have been pro-
vidcd for,
There y Htill considerable feeling
expressed over this matter. hut the
prospect OF securing reversal of the
action or reopeninE the matter 81 per-
Eonnol OF the buying committee, seems
exceedingly remote. Domestic woods
ar coming forward In heavy volume.
aud are being valued ana taken over
BY the government promptly, Quar-
ter-hiood woods are scarce and Their"
a. Keen demand for that grade.
other grades are also being ailot-
ted as fast ms regulations are made
by manufacturer. Government ma
chlnary for Vnluing and distributing
wool II now working smoothly. though
the scarcity of labor and the difficulty
Of getting enough men 10 handle the
incoming receipts are adding greatly
Co the cost Of handling.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23
GOVERNOR URGES YOUTH
To CONTINUE EDUCATION

Gov. simon Hamburger N sending
n letter a. all high school students.
GRADUATES ana college students ask
Ing their support In the students war
service campaign Attention h called
h. the great opportunity offered aa
well as IT, Importance To- the nation.
Ills letter says;
n am addressing you a. invite your
attention 10 the students war service
campaign ana o. ask your support of
this campaign. This campaign points
the way 90 an exceptional opportunity
for the young men 81 Utah % serve
their country In most important
way and az the same time Ia continue
their education and training In way
that win make them able 90 render
more efficient service Ia the nation.
1T h important a. can attention 90
the fact that young men OF the state
may enlist and be- part OF the great
army OF the United States and al the
same time 80 10 school. Please con-
slider this letter personal appeal 90
sou 90 take advantage OF the oppor-
tunity here presented"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-23
EVERYTHING COINcINlCaY
fright Outlook for Good Bu-inc--
Center ~ soldier summit.

~. G. Means. president and general
manager of the Means Investment
company which n promoting the new
TOWNSHIP at soldier summit was In
Price Monday last. The Denver and
rio grandc II spending two millions
OF dollars NJ the summit" says he.
"a large railroad station. roundhouse.
storehousc. coal chute and railroad
shops IT al kinds must be immediate
Is erected Twcnty-fiN miles ~ rail.
Rad track arc o. be put IN. ~ soldier
summit also has been made ciassi.
fication point Al the tonnage from
the coal mines IN this district VIII y"
classified there AZ soon ~ tho con-
struction work II completed. With
the authorization of the railroad adj
miniatrattnn. the Denver and Rio
Gmndo " pushing the work with ail
rapidly. The prospects that Soldier
summit also will be- made the ter
minal 81 the proposed road into the
Uintnh Iiasin lends considerable Inn
pctua To- IT, growth.
scores 81 railroad men are inves.
tlgnting the possibility ~ securing
good lots upon witch a. build homes.
a. Soldier Summit will be- the resi-.
dence point OF hundreds 0f railroad
men l,eportH show that a hig boom
ir real estate can he expected. Beth
for the prospective homebuildcr and
for the investor Soldier Summit now
offorE an excellent opportunity.
AN effort n being made. also, to
Induce business men Ia establish
themHeivea Ia this coming railroad
center There h an excellent opening
for mercantile establishments. drug
stores. amusement houses. barber
shops. banks aud every variety ot
business. A. soon 49, the facts regard
ing soldier summit become known. II
b. expected that Il will become one
Of the most active towns commercial
Is In the entire West"
Hut few days ago u party ~ pen-
yer and RIO Grande officials, includ-
lng James Russell. vice president and
general manager. inspected the work
going on az Soldier summit and were
pleased with the progress being made,
J. T. siattery. general superintendent
OF the Utah lines. snyEi II can state
positively that between five and six
hundred men win reside al Soldier
after December iHt. next, with their
families"
The railroad company hotel at Sol
dier will be ready Tor business during
the next ninety days, Plans for fiftv
dwellings have been completed,