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FUTURR DAYs.
THos. J. OWEN q SON, ,AUcT1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND CONTAINING ABOUT 40.S
ACRES AND FRONTING ON sHERIFP
AND ADDISON CHAPEL ROAD. EEAR
cHEsAPEAKE JUNCTION, SUITABLE
FOR SUBDIVISION Oh AGRICULTURAL
PURPOSES.
The Undersigned trustees Of the estate Of
Samuel 8. Hoover, deceased. will sell at pub
! lie auction, On the premises, on TUESDAY,
THE TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1918,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, all that land and
premises situate and being In Kent district,
Prince Georges county, Maryland. conveyed by
Samuel W, Tucker, 1r., TO Samuel 8. Hoover
folio 2s4, of the land records of aforesaid
county. said land described By nstes and
bounds in said deed and containing 4o:s acres.
more or less. To reach property take II street
cars to District line or by auto via Benning
and Sheriff roads.
Terms: All cash. or one-third cash and bal,
ance In notes maturing In one, two and three
years, with interest at per cent per snnum.
payable semi-annually from day of sale, Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property. $500
deposit required upon acceptance Of bid. Con-
yeyancinz, recording. etc. at pafehaser's cost.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within
fifteen days from day Of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser. after I'VE days advertising Of
such resale CHAs J. WILLIAMSON.
ULYSSES s. g. HOOVER,
]. RAYMOND HOOVER.
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CLERGYMAN SENTENCED
FOR SLAYING PHYSICIAN

RUssEILvILLE. Ala. August a.
Rev. ]. T. Terry, Methodist minister.
who was put on trial here Friday.
charged with killing DR.. Thomas
Hughes, prominent physician. October
3, 1917, was pronounced guilty Of drst
degree murder BY ths jury.
He was sentenced to life fmprtson-
after the verdict was rendered
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By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, holding q Pro-
bate Court, In re Katherine Spelshouse, de-
ceased, trading rs Mrs. ". II. speishouse, ad-
ministration No. 24a3a. the undersigned exec
utor will sell by public auction. within the
above premises, On THURSDAY, AUGUST
TEN-THIRTY O'Clock AN, about %. 900
rolls Of Wallpaper. 1000 feet Of Moulding,
1900 yards Of Shade Cloth. including opaque,
cambric and Scotch Holland; Shade Hardware,
Curtain Cords. Lace Border, Glass; Cutting
Tables, Miter Box. holding Cutter. Motor-driv-
en- Sewing Machines. Wall Display Case, Ceun-
tiers, Racks, Show Tables, Trinmers, Teols,
etc.
Terms: Cash.
cHAs. 8. sHREvE, Executor,
au24-d&dbs exSu 1909 Tth Sc NV
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEscHLER, AUcTIoNEHR-

rwo-sroRY BRICK STORE AND DWELL.
ING, NO. 1857 n STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of authority vested in the under.
dsned I win sell By public auetion sn n FROM
TwENTY.sIX. isis. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
subiot 257 In square 1904. improved By two
roorn, with six rooms and bath on second 1oor
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance In one
two and three years, at 9 per cent. or all cash
$500 at sale. AL conveysneing. recording
revenue stamps ana notaFisl fees At cost o.
purchaser. Terms 10 BE- complied vita within
ADAM L. WEscHLEH. Auet.
aulo-d&ds, ,exsu 90 Pa ave-. ~.
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rHos. J. OWEN 3 SON. AucrIoNRERs.
Two-Story and Basement, Sew
en- Room and Bath Brick
Dwelling, No. A0 "H" Street
NV, to Be Sold at Auction

10 OIOSE dM LStaIe.
In order to close an estate, and at the diree
ten Of the heirs, We will sell at public auc.
THE TwENTY-NfNTH DAY or IuGUsr'
1918, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, part Of ioi
46, in square SIS, improved as above.
Terms: Purchaser may assume q buiidins
loan. amounting to about $2Ioo, and pay ne.
mainder in cash. conveyancing, etc., at pur
chaser's cost. One hundred dollars reposit rs
twenty days to complete purchase or deposit
forfeited: TH0s. J. OWEN q SON,
Au24-d&da,exSu Auetioasers
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TOMORROW.
D. NOTES. AUcTIoNEER.

TOMORROW. TUEspAY. AUGUST TWEEN
TY-sEvENTH. TEN An. ut our saissroons
633 La. ave. regular sale Of Furniture. FiooI
Coverings. i've Barber Chair. lot crsckery
ware and lot Mems and LADIES' Furnishings
Hose. etc.. all at public sale.
Terms cash.
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1888 MERIDIAN Pf. NV Is SOS. NORTH
Of l4th and Park rd.). SO, coo; $40 cash and
$40 mo-; Or and b.; large basement: furnace;
pcrches; back yard; vacant Sept. Is. Also LIT.
and b. brick house; latrobe; Eye st. near N.
Cap: a 600; $50 cash. $50 mo. See OWNER,
230l LIST Ut. NV; North 1884,.
81 1850; Six ROOMS: NEW; H.-W. A.: ELEC.
tricity; three porches; long. wide yard: Soft
paved alley; immediate possession. Apply 1857
II ne. IS
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Bur1ingtonHo
43l Rooms with Bath, $3.50 to S.
WASHINGTON, d. C.
PLANNING TO EMPLOY
DISABLED SOLDIERS
Mining Engineers to Discuss Pro-
gram ut Their Convention
in September.

Use disabled soldiers In preferenes
to any one else. wherever possible.
after the war, will be the text Of q
plan to be discussed at the war work
meeting of the American Institute Of
Mining Engineers, which opens in
Colorado September 1 and continues
for six days. The convention will be
attended by several hundred promi-
nent mining engineers from every
state and from practically all of the
prominent mining companies Of the
country.
Interest in Problem.
Mining engineers are taking = spe-
employment of cripples altar the war.
and each OF the fifteen sections Of the
national institute is undertaking in
dividual work tending to prevent
such soldier from being a charge on
the public-at least, SO far as the
mining industry is concerned. The
alton with the government through
some of the hundreds of American
Institute members Connected with war
work departments at Washington.
To Show Motion Pictures.
Motion pictures of the opportunities
for disabled men in industry will be
shown, in addition to a number Of
other motion pictures of industrial
progress throughout the country. Dr.
l. D. Ricketts, will show photographs
Of the cornelia copper plant in Ari-
zona, which. until the war, was under
the active management of John C.
Greenway, now . colonel In France.
who for years has been known az
rough rider and Yale foot ball star.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

fOA SALE-HOUSES.
|foR sALE-NEw VACANT HOME.
Delightful CHEVY CHASE.
Beautiful two-story cottage.
rooms and tiled bath.
Hot-water heat, cellar; lot 40xi1o
big bedrooms, large closets.
This house never occupied. It's new.
$500 Can make terms
Full commission to brokers.
IfoR sALEvAcANT HOME.
Beautiful part Mount Pleasant
Nearly new house. well built.
Three stories. Lot 20x1o5.
10 rooms. 9 tiled baths.
Cas- electricity. ptI:. s.ssss; e sso south froat.
Fun commission to brokers.
Near 18th and Lamont streets.
stories. rooms and bath.
Near $4,000 residences.
Price. $500. Only $3.50 cash.
10Th st. near O ST.
In millionaire neighborhood.
Block north Of Dupont Circle.
20-foot lot; rooms and bath.
Price, 5000. Only 81 900 cash.
Full commission to brokers.
fOR SALES, $50
An attractive coy home.
Near Union station and printing ONCE.
Fine neighborhood northeast.
! light, airy rooms and bath.
2-story bay-window brick house.
$500 cash. balance SIS month
Full commission to brokers.
sS1s
fuR SALE
Northeast. near 18th and Z sta.
rooms and hne bath.
Cellar, furnace heat, south front
A comfortable, cozy home.
$500. Only $3.50 cash.
q. ". BEALL, 1870 New York rve. NV.
r,u l,tr E5n0 Tnn Ra~fdan>a r>lv,,hs. 1Knx
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SHORE PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-sIx-RooM HOUSE, s-RooA
house, & acres, on water Of Herring bay, 8
ashiaG. bathing. 8. 3. HoPKfHS. nssis. "a.
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FOR RENT-H0UsES.
FURNIsHED-Continued,
" ST. NEAR 18th.

N ST. NEAR 18th.
A very attractive and comfort
able home Of II rooms and 3 batha
that can he rented to desirable pri-
vate family for one year At $500
pcr month.
MASS. AVE. AND Goth ST.
In this choice locatisn We are Of
frrins q thoroughly modern home.
Rttractiyely furnished. with mas
ter bedrooms, 8 servants rooms, 8
baths. A very high-clnss home for
rent until December, 1910. at $3.50
per month.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
Stone bungalow, on Ineomar st.;
we'll furnished ard containing 10
rooms and . baths; good garage.
Vacant October l for one year at
$500 per month.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.
Nine rooms, baths; winters
supply cf cual in cellar; immediate
possession; nicely furnished; $3.50
per month.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.
Very dne home on Jenifer St,
containing 10 rooms, . baths. and
having garage, large lot, trees: for
rent until May /, possibly longer.
Mt $3.50 month.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
14o6 ii St
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IRVING ST. NV, NEAR 14th: NINE ROOMS
and two baths; four master bedrooms; well fur
nished, except linen. bedclothes. silver and
china; possession October I; 500 q month for
seven months or year; only responsible party
need apply.
Phone Col. sa24, before 1880 am. or sfter
p.m. 2Ss
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FOR SALE-PRICE 5000.
Possession September 10th.
$1,500 cash, balance in easy
monthly payments.
About seven tons of coal in,
which is included in selling
price.
Corner brick home in Mt.
Pleasant; l square off l4th
st. car line.
Six large outside rooms, re-
ception hall and tiled bath
room; hot-water heat, cleo
tric and gas lighted, laun-
dry, front and rear double
porches, screened through
out; awnings, front and
rear lawn in perfect con-
dition. An opportunity for
a live one; No agents. Ad-
dress Box 58-P, Star Office.
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NEW 7-ROoM BUNGALOW. BEDROOMS !;
ready for occupancy; beautiful location NV. !;
p'sh ses
from owner. Address Box 5-P. Star ONCE. 27.
FOR sALE-A VACANT HOUSE.
ssni-detaehed brick dwelling; owner says
"09 osls .Ss sstsst'-" z. .Soo'
Two stories cellar: sig large rooms and bath;
STONE q FAiRFAX. is4s New York ave.
FOR sALE-POssEssIoN SOON.
Do you want q house that you can move into
Just as soon as the deed passes7
pied by owners who will give possession.
sli, 900 s5.75o. Write. phone Or send for list.
Northwest. on the Heights, Cleveland Park.
IsrS STONE % FAIRFHX. 1n lsS' is4a @ New York ave.
IMMEDIATE PossEssI0N-N.W. SECTION;
nice Groom brick with modern improvements;
sleeping porch; splendid brick garage. etc. !;
4 B. CAMPBELL. 14lo H NV.
NEW OR. MODERN HOUSE: READY FOR
OCCUPANCY; facing large park, high eleva-
don; overlooking city; laundry and toilet in
cellar; , large gard Hss less sn, thie 5000 d.
$, ,5o0-s-sToRY DwELLING: ROOMS,
bath; garage for two cars. TT sth St ne.
Owner. 81
iMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TURNisHED OR
unfurnished. reasonable. facing picturesque Sol
diers' Home half block from ear line and main
entrance; finest home in Petworth; new; best
materials and workmanship: rooms, bath.
pantry; all latest convenienees and improve
men1 after seeing other new houses inspect
this. OWNER. 119 Rock Creek Church I'd. 2Ts
BEAUTIFUL BUFF-BRIci. HOME, IN KX-
eeIlent northwest section; within squares Of
car lines, consisting Of reception hall. living
room, dining rosm, with beamed ceiling; but
ler's pantry and Kitchen, 3 large. bright bed
rooms, tiled bath. hardwood noors, gas, cleo
trie lights. all eenvenieness. Price only $3.50;
ROBERT Z. HEATER,
Phone Main 1864. 40 Colorado bldg.
MODERN GROOM BRICK, 1143 4th ST. n. z.
All modern improvements, 1880. Terms.
OWNER. $50 Southern building. NJ. 2sss.
IN sAUL's ADDITION. CONVENIENT 70
18th street car line; detached home, complete
~ screened and weather stripped. on Q pretty
lot. The house consists Of reception hall, liv-
ing room, with open fireplace; pantry and
kitchen, four bedrooms tone opening 4
porch), bath. big noored attic. Hardwood
doors, hot-water heat, gas, electricity. Garage
on 4 paved alley: Price. $3.50.
Phone Main 1854. 40 Colorado bldg.
FOR sAIELIMPoRTANT.
ALWAYS READ OUR ADvERTIsENENT5.
Phone Y. ASA ToR NUMBERS. Oh GALL
WE oFvER TIE BEST BARGAINS, rH1
BE9T LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES so LOW
THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL AT a PROFIT.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE q HAIRFAx. Isx1 n. Z. ave. ~.
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.
MOUNT ALTO INN

Washington famous suburban hetei.
s6o Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone West In.
Wonderful views, garage. tennis. co1.
Every modern convenience and comfort
Unexeeiled table-Americ1n plan
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ADAM A. wEscHLgR. GucrIoNEER.

ADAM A. WESCHLER, GUCrI0NEER.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
LARGE STOCK OF WALL
PAPER, MOLDING, SHADE
CLOTH, SHADE FINDINGS,
FRAMES, GLASS, FIX
TURES. ETC, CONTAINED
IN STORE NO. 1ol6 9TH
STREET NV.
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FoR sALE-HousEs.
Continued


BEAUTIFUL HOME ON HEIGHTS W. OF
18th st.-Nine rooms, two baths, electric lights,
hot-water heat; every convenience; built by
one Of best builders In city: house vacant: i'm
mediate possession given; large lot to alley;
price. $3.50; easy terms. Don't miss this op-
portunity.
10 room modern brick: hot-water heat: near
3rd and A sta., Capitol Hill; side and rear
alley; deep yard; garage; bargain at 5000;
terms.
Corner property, 34th and Prospect ave. NV.
Lot 36-ft. front; 1000 SO. IT. ground; 8-room
house. facing new Key bridge. now being con-
structed across the Potomac; property IN
near future will be worth $500; quick
sale. take $3.50; ground alone worth the
money.
$1,000 will buy Groom brick house; easy
terms; deep lot to alley; desirably located s.w.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
1923 st. NV.
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UNFINISHED.

SEMI-DETACHED DWELLING. ON WASH.
ington Heights: lot so by 12O; IL rooms, 8
baths; hw-h-; porches; rent, s1f5 per month;
vacant Sept Is.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 n. Y ave- NV
VERNON ST. BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH
sts. NV, I2r. and 3b.: rent $50 per month
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WANTED TO BUY.
WILL BUY NICE OR ROOM HOUSE IN
good location, with modern improvements, At
once; must have room for garage; mean busi-
ness state price. Address Box 146-R, Star
ONCE. 2Ss
six TO EIGHT ROOM HOUSE; HoT-wA.
ter heat; in good neighborhood; not exceeding
So, 600. Address BOX 147-R, Star office.
WANTEDIe-s ROOM HOUSE, NV.
HAVE CASH PURCHASER.
Mail full particulars to
CHAS. W. STEERS. 1420 N. z. ave. 30.
HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR AND ROOM
modern houses. Mt. Pleasant section; imme-
diate sale for desirable properties at right
= THOMAS E. PETTY. 2ols 18th st. NV.
8 TO 10 ROOMS AND BATHS; FIRST
floor kitchen; $500 to $4,000. Phone Bethesda
40.
7-e-RooM BRICK: H.-w.H.; ELECTRICITY;
East Washington preferred: about 81 900; may
pay all cash. Address Box 31S-P, Star ONCE.
26.
WANTED-s TO ROOMS: WILL PAY BK.
tween $1,000 and $4,000 cash. Address Box
e-P, Star once.
FOB SALE Or EXCHANGE.
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FOR SALE NEW BUNGALOW.
Just being finished and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. Within IS min
utes Of the center Of the city. 8, 9
and 2 rooms each Reasonable terms
can be arranged
PHILLIPS 3 sAGER, INC,
II. 90. 1909 New York sye. NV.
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BLOOMINGDALD BET. N. CAP. AND LIST ST.
NV: seaton ST.; rooms and bath; $4,s5o,
$3.50; r St, rooms and bath, $3.50; T
St. rooms and bath, $3.50; 100 block N.
Cap, rooms and bath. $1,000; $500 block N.
Cap, 9 rooms and bath, $500.
1l1o n st. ne. Line. 2o71.
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME ON LANIER PLACE.
PROMPT POSSESSION GIVEN.
Owner leaving city will sell for SIS, 600 q
dne residence, with 10 rooms, sleeping porch
Can be seen at amy time. Act quick.
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD. 723 10th NV.
row V6CANT-A NICE HOME NEAR 2Ist
and L SITS. NV, with rooms and Q baths;
IN good order. Price. 5000. Terms very easy
yAMEs MoRRIs WOODWARD. "a 10th NV.
GEAR 17th AND sTs. N.W.-N ROOMS
and bath; deep lct; n the coming business
sssssn. ries. uaooa Cash, 1900 and
izAGs SohHis woopwARn.- IN sou an.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

BIG BARGAIN; FINE INVESTMENT.
One of the most desirably located apt HOUSES
on the Heights; 8 apis. OF from s to rooms
and bath each; 2-story garage in rear; rs:nte
for "a, go year; built by ftrmer CWner By dav
labor; spacious rooms; cost S35. 900; owner non-
resident; price, $40. 500; easy terms.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
1423 1t. NV.
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FACANT: BEAUTTFUL GROOM HOUSE
st and v; hardwood finish tile bath J; q bar.
ain at 81, 300; $500 cash. Address Box 144-R,
tar ONCE. 2ss
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These properties are not wsr-price proper
ties. There are good reasons for selling same.
z. C. HALL. Clarendon. Va. sell
IMMEDIATE POSsESSIoN-vERY ATrRACk
tive 5-room bungalow on large lot; electric
light; open fireplace; gas; tile bath; nice To-
cation; eiose e .Sss sasi Price, S SO; terms
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Opens June 10. Modern improyenents. Insss
reei1s. Shady grounds. Rates seasonahie.
SparTows Inn fass:aI R.ss. s hsSs 8 sssss.s s.s:
weekly, single, $12 to $15; double. 80 b "a
MISS FLORENCE SHAWEN.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
oNE eeNT wORo e~a .tsus~ eAsN VIM oRnEa9
HELP WANTED-FTllAIT

HELP WANIED-EEllAEB
---~-~-N-~-~-Nees~y~~~-~.
WANTED-At once experienced sales.
LADY for women's ready.to-wear de.
partment Apply HarriSon's Dept.
Store. 5.l2ff2S.s
WANTED-Laundress. Apply Cooks
Hospital 5S.tfSSSy
WANTED-Girl TO 40 sien0Erap6lc
work. Apply Rapid Delivery and
I2yi 20. 522.3t 1919
NANlED-EXperenCed lady book.
keeper. Good salary and chance
Tor Advancement. Imperial Ice
cream Co. Fairmon' 5-o3.tf 1921
WANTED 49, One machine operator
and Two hand ironers. Good wages.
steady work. Apply American Laun.
dry TO. 5.22.et gqs5
NANTED-Gi-l or Woman FOR general
housework at Mountain Lake Park
Tor the summer. Address l.. P. Carr.
Carr Building, phone l2SS.M.
5cf2t2seg
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40 LI1. .0.I.| .... ..I =.
sIIe19 u tIIs l.U1
eIa lho east q neat ara neat rTo,
ducts re necessities Cor shipment
abroad are very great. Whereas TIE
Allied consumption has been reduced
10 an average Of about IL pounds
per person per week. We are today
enjoying an average Of about IA
pounds per person per week This
division il inequltsble. An under.
standing OF these facts will Justify
our request tina, the consumption Of
an meals, including poultry. as nearly
as possible be reduced % > pounds
per week per person over four years
~ age. - s1ND
I'm the case Of sugar. We are EN-
barrassed by the necessity OF using
ships for carrying our soldiers and
feeding the Allies. and n consequence
We must use sugar with great econ.
omy. We mus, emphasize the import.
ance OF canning and preserving on a
large scale among our people this
summer and our available sugar must
be conserved for this purpose.
But he situation with regard n
wheat is the mos. serious In the food
supply Of the Allied World. n we are
10 satisfy the minimum wheat r..
Quircncnts ~ our Armies and the Al.
lies. and the suffering millions in the
Allied countries, our consumption OF
wheat in the United States until the
next harvest must be reduced . ap.
pr7ximstcly one.third Of normal. II is
inconceivable that we should fail IN
this crisis. For each OF US who can
personally contribute 10 the relief Of
human suffering 1t is privilege, mo-
sacrifice. All elements OF our pop.
ulation cannot bear this burden equal.
ly. Those engaged in physical labor
need 2 larger bread ration than those
m sedentary occupations Because
OF the constant daily employment OF
fomcn and the lack Of home baking
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Recipe MRS. Rachel Edwards, Aaed
"a, Uses:
Use only fresh young peas, canning
the dav when they are gathered II pos
sible and using peas not fully grown.
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lrR nrl q 0ml.'1 - r1.r rln
cloaru snl liD CD ool.11 UllcI. ailor.
ng then % remain non 5 Do 70 Mn.
utes. Remove and dip quickly O. cold
water. Pack IN cans OF glass Jars.
adding / teaspOOnful OF salt to top OF
jar. Fill jar with boiling water d.
not fill Jars 80 tight that some peas
will h.cak. Put on new rubber and
adjust screw top or bail.
II hail Jars are used for fruit or
vegetables only fasten the top ball be.
fore putting in hot water. Set Jars
on rack in boiling water and allow %
cook hours and 80 minutes. Remove
20 rack or hot cloths. tighten the
seal, turn Up on end 10 cool. then label
and store. II is good plan 70 cool
vegetables and fru''s as quickly as
possible, being careful 10 avoid drafts
which would crack tho hot '"-1.
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tII.r 1.rI1.l E.0rII. . Ir1 r1.rr
already plor1l1l, such . re tafnlt
standard Victory broad loaf. FuFth.
ermore. We must constantly safeguard
the special requirements Of childTon
and invallds
ITO meet the situation abroad and
70 prevent serious suffering al home.
II IL imperative that all those whose
circumstances permit. shall abstain
from wheat and wheat products in
sny form until the next harvest. T. IL
realized and deeply appreciated that
many organizations ana some com
munitiss hsye already agreed 70 fol
low this plan.
1T is hoped that sou will commun.
cate this - your organization and
your community. urging those whose
circumstances will permit 70 JON
with us and take this stand
HERBERT HOOVER.
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WANTED-Laundress. Apply Cooks
Hospital 5S.tfSSSy
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BONDS
$4,000 Ind Brew fs .... 1924 .a1
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FoR U. S. SENATE.

VNIN y y OETNN 7 &
Editor West Virginian:
Yol arc authorized to announce that
Davis ElGiDs, OF Morgan,own. Monon.
gala county, q candidate for nomina.
ton, by the Republican party. for the
United States Senate for West Vir.
ginia, subject to all the rules Of the
Republican party. and the laws OF the
state governing the primary election
to be held August, 1918.
ELKlNS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
J. H. NcDERMJTT. Chairman.
Morgantown, West Virginia.
F. o. drawer ISL. Telephone 100.
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Mrs George Garrison OF Clarkshurg
who had been visiting Mrs y. G Kin.
sey in this city returned 70 her home
THURSDAY.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF WEST
VIRGINIA

! am n candidate for the Republican
nomination for United States Senator.
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the new American positions and the en-
envy fire has been answered by the
American guns. The American line
was the target Of pro, ectiies of all call
jbres, gas shells being mixed with high
explosive missiles. The shells have been
falling heavily in the areas behind the
battle line. The enemy fire. particular
" on the right flank of the new posi-
lions at Eaux, was most intense for
hours.
At last reports the American machine
gunners were holding their ground and
repulsing small but desperate efforts
Of the Germans to regain the ground
wrested from them. The Americans are
reported to he we'll protected by their
temporary trenches and are not expos
ing themselves needlessly 10 the storm,
of flying steel from the bursting Ger
man shells.
The German loss in killed is I'M
known, hut prisoners say that their or
1ers were 10 drive back the Ameri-
cans at all costs They have paid the
highest cost possible but have failed tc
perform the task entrusted to them.
For the general conditions along the
battle line il appears that further at
tacks by the Germans are likely TO de
velop. The Americans. however, are
Just AS ready for what is coming as
they were for what has passed. and are
Just as confident as to the outcome.