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Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-20

Camp Pike, Ark, June 13, 1918.
Dear Editor:
l change stations quite often
as you have doubtless discovered
from having to change my ad-
dress so frequently. So please
send my paper to
Lieut.. Edgar Mcclure,
4th Training Regiment,
Camp Pike, Ark.
| do not know when my sub
scription expires so notify me in
time that | may renew and not
miss an issue.
We have with us two more of
Morgan county's famous Lieu
tenants: Lieutenants Woodford
Howard, of White Oak, and Hen.
ry Clay Cox, of West Liberty.
saw them this afternoon for the
first time in two years, and you
know a s,ldier from Kentucky s
always glsd.to meet a brother corr
cracker. They both seem wei
satisfied with their new home.
Respectfully,
LIEUT.. EDGAR MCGUIRE.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-20

Matt Spencer, Adam Stacy and
j. G. Hurst, of Jackson, we're
here Monday tteanding court.
S. C. Brown, of Wrigley, be-
came a member of the Courier
family while in town attending
court Tuesday.
Miss Amby Williams, who has
been working in a store at Gar
rett for several months, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Williams.
Mrs. Lula D. Fitzpatrick and
Miss Stella Blair left Monday for
Richmond to take a special course
in expression and music at the
E. X. Normal.
Prof. C. w. Craft. who since
he left West Liberty is Temporal
rily located in Henry county, is
here this week looking after some
business matters. &
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Lykins
and little grandson, Julian, and
Mrs. Maggie Nickel, Of Grassy
Creek, paid us a pleasant visit
while in town Monday.
Our good friend Hugh Minor,
of Camel City. favored us with
a brief but pleasant visit while
in town attending circuit court
and the patriotic rally Monday.
Boyd Whit, who has beer
working for a stove company II
Maryland, is visiting his family
He will 60 from here to Nortl
Carolina to work for the same
people.
W. M. Ratliff, of Liberty Road
called in Monday and subscribed
for the Courier for himself ant
also for his brother Harlan, VIII
is in traininy at Camp. Zachar,
Taylor.
: J. M. Sebastian, of Logville
was in town the first of the wee
and told us that he cut a be
tree Saturday from which he &c
a lard can, a dishpan and tw
buckets full of honey.
DR.. L, D. Carter, of Rossvillt
+, Kas., arrived last week to Wis
relatives and friends in his fol
mer home county. The doctC
says that all the Kentucky peop
there are getting along well.
A. ]. Williams, who has bee
at work in the Lee county G
j field at Fixer, is visiting his fan
a lily. Judge has been promoted
foreman of a grading crew at
: substantial increase in salary.
S Miss IS Lydia Mcclure and LIE
a HeRry;<of" Pemp, and rMessi'
: John H. Lewis, of Licking Rive
|, and John Davis, of Forest, wei
very pleasant visitors at the Co
. rier sanctum Monday. The tv
8 Johns each subscribed for Il
Courier for themselves and Mi
Henry ordered it sent to her 81
> ter, Mrs. C. S. Rose, at Charlie
D ton, iii.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-20
Monday, July 8, 1918,

at O'Clock, P. NJ. or therebouts, at the
front door OF the court house in West Lib
erty, KY, offer at public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder, on a credit OF six
months, the following described real estate:
A certain tract or parcel Of land lying
and being in Morgan county and State Of
Kentucky and on Open Fork Of Paint
creek, and bounded as follows: Beginnin.
at the mouth Of Upper Sand Lick thence
running up Paint creek with the creek t.
the mouth Of Dyer branch; thence up the
Over branch to the division fence between
L j. Hills lines and X Z. Blevins'; thence
with said line to the top Of the hill; theuc'
with the top Of the hill to Jesse Gillams
line; thence with his line down the bill to
III beginning, containing IS acres, more
o; less, or sufficient to bring $ll64O.
Purchaser to give bond with approved
personal security, having the force and ef.
iect Of replevin bond, bearing legal in
terest from date Of sale.
c, P. HENRY. S. NJ. C.
By F. D. FRANKLIN, d. S.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-20
Local and Personal.

M. L. Womack, OF Frankfort,
is visiting relatives here.
]. L. Henry, of Bonny, was in
town on business this week.
H. F. Fannin, of Elk Fork,
was in town on business lastweek.
Born, June 13. to the wife OF
]. G. Adams, of near town, a
girl.
Riley Keeton, of Edna, is visit
ing his son, D, R. Keeton, this
weeeeak:----s''7-s- .,.-...--s-.s-
P. H. Arnett, of Insko, is visit
ing his sons, Chas. D. and Floyd,
this week.
W. H. Fugett, of DeHart, was
in town on business Thursday OF
last week.
Miss Esther Neal, of Wilmore,
is visiting her grandfather, John
A. Kendall.
H. C. Elkins, of Kimbrell, is
here this week visiting and trans
acting business.
John Franklin, of Orient, is
visiting his sons, Chas. A., W,
G. and James, this week.
J. l. Mcclure and family, Of
Harbor, were in town Monday tt
hear Governor Stanley speak.
j. W. Harper, of Edna, visited
his daughter, Mrs. ]. P. 0ney,
and attended the speaking Mon.
day.
Will Mckenzie. who has
been working in the Lee
county oil field, is visiting hi:
family.
Ed. Elan, of Florness, paiC
our office a business call while ir
town Monday attending the
speaking.
D. G. Lacy, who is a guard at
the Reformatory at Frankfort
was here Monday attending court
and the speaking.
DR.. j. D. Whitaker and Custer
Jones, of Camel City, came dowr
Monday to attend court and heal
the Governor speak.
Mrs. w, M. Kendall and little
son, Wilmore, Jr., visited hel
sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Rose, al
Sandy Hook, last week.
Born, June Ia. to the wife Of
H. G. Perry, of Pomp, a girl
Rhoda Alice. This is the 18th
child and second girl in this fam
lily.
L0ST-0n the streets of West
Liberty Monday, a twenty dollar
bill. Finder will be literally re-
warded if he will return same tC
Henry Cole.
Jas. W, Elan, of Greear. and
Alex Short, of Index, visited the
Courier crew Monday and order
ed the paper sent to Mrs. Allie
Taylor, Newmarket, Tenn. She
is their sister ard sister-in-law,
respectively.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-20
Our Job Work is worth
inspection.
June II, 1918.

June II, 1918.
Mr.. H. G. Cottle,
West Liberty, KY.
Please find enclosed money or
der for one dollar for your paper
one year.
Cook JAMES B. GIBSON,
Base Hospital, Camp Macarthur,
Waco, Texas.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-20
Sheriffs Sale Under Execution.

By virtue Of an execution which issued
from the Office Of the Clerk OF the Morgan
Circuit Court Execution No. 548) on the
oath day Of April, 1918, in favor of Jesse
Gillian, plaintiff VS.. John Burchett and
Grover Ritrchett I will on
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-20
the other election and see.

the other election and see,
want you to be patient With
me and give me time. Be IS
willing to begin work on the roads
on July "a as you are to grumble
and criticise the officers and the
roads will look better this fall.
Yours truly,
j. H. SEBASTIAN,
County Judge.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-06-20
Camp Sherman, Ohio.

Camp Sherman, Ohio.
Co. H., 33b Inft.
Dear Bogie:
Please send my paper to above
address. Like it fine here. Boys
are all working hard preparing to
go over top. Best regards to the
Courier crew and my Morgan
friends. We're all right.
As ever yours,
CoHIZA HELToN.
Mize, KY, June II, 1918.
Mr.. H. G. Cottle,
West Liberty, Ky.
Enclosed find check for Sl.00
for the Courier, as | don't like to
see those cross marks on it.
Yours respectfully,
]. B. Rose.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-17

Bismarck, N. d.. October Is. 1918.
Notice to Owners of Real Property
in Improvement District Number
One:
The special assessment commission
have completed the assessment for
the cost, of maintenance Of parking
for the year 1917 in Improvement Dis
trict Number One, City Of Bismarck,
North Dakota. -Yt@ .. ..t. U.s..
The assessment list is now on file
in the office of the City Auditor and
is open to public inspection The
city commission will act upon this
list November a., 1918, ats o'clock p.
m. Any person aggrieved may appeal
from the action Of the special, assess
ment commission kby filing with the
city auditor q written appeal prior to
the above date. and stating therein
the grounds upon which such appeal
Is based. El-1 s.
"r." c. L.. BURTON,
-. 49, b., a City Auditor
III II 1t 81. of =" lT ,rr....
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by Harold 5. BechtOI

London.' England--Thc food situa-
zion in Germany and Austria is go-
ing to be worse this winter than al,
my previous period of the war
The harvest has been short and
meat is growing scarcer and scarcer.
= A study of the German papers
shows a constantly growing official
fear of what the worst winter" Of
the war may bring, in view of the
Beef prices. in, AustriaHungary
have now gone up to 500 per cent
more than they were before the war;
in Germany they have gone up 27O
per cent
Before the war there were 27000.-
900 pigs in Germany; last year there
wre 100000. / Now there are only
about 100000. ,..., ..,.
These figures are Official-from the
British Food Ministry. They are the
latest information to be received
from Germany from accurate sources.
With the bad harvest and the short
age OF grain the meat supply takes
on new Importance as the winter APP
prOaches.
Here, therefore, are some more
facts about the meat situation in
Germany:
The meat ration in Berlin and
Stuttgart (why favored is not known
is 81 ounces week; other large
towns announce the ratio mas ounc-
es, an dthe country places from 51a
to 6R ounces.
That's the ration--small enough
OF YOU CAN GET IT." as the Ger
man papers say.
But the British food ministry had
received advices from Dutch WOrkmen
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Bismarck, N, D.. Oct. Is. 1918

Bismarck, N D., Oct Is, 1918
Notice to Property Owners on
Broadway from 18th Street to 18th
Street; on 18th Street from Broad.
way to Avenue B in Sewer improve
ment District Number FOUR
. The special assessment commission
have completed the assessment for
the cost Of constructing a sanitary
sewer on Broadway from 18th Street
TO 18th street and on 18th street from
Broadway to Avenue e in Sewer I'M
provement District Number Four, city
of Bismarck, North Dakota. $780,, :
The assessment list is now on file
In the office Of the city auditor and is
open TO public inspection The city
commission will act upon this list No
vember T., 1918 at 8 o'clock p m Any
person aggrieyed may appeal from the
action of the special assessment COM
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: Z r.! %
Il Leader amt His Wl0yk
Hoqv One Man A1obiH&ed an 1A,my of
Children to Help Ame,zca ..>
BY P. C. HOLDEN

r
oodsufs
u at
children members of
in
U. S. Department which
Thousands Of Children Help '@
There S312
worth of fresh Vegetables The 729 produced
bushels $3.50
$40 quarts of fruit vegetables
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Beech Loas Resisted Decay.

Beech logs, that formed six hundred
years ago the foundation of Winches-
ter (Eng) cathedral, have just been
uncovered. They were found to be in
a sound condition after they had been
exposed to water for almost six CEN
turtles. ~. =
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Grandmother In Eighteen DAYS.

A lady green bug becomes grand
mother in Is days. One can imagine,
then, notes Il naturalist, the multitu-
dlnOus armies of these insects that
may develop, in me course Of a sea.
son. Their worst foe is tiny black
four-wlnged fly that deposits an egg
in each bug it comes across, it's larva
consuming the bugs inside works and
using It's shell for n house.
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the genius Of Marshal
cson mobiizng under
o. Mr. u H. Benson
Nan Hour.
much enlist children in the great
and patriotic duty
petson
have
packc canning the past five years.
the U s. Department Of ARR
organizer. H. Benson He s class hI
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for several weeks there have been, no
imports from Rumania $751;
7, On top Of all this, in Germany GER
tainly, and probably in Austria, an
order has been issued forbidding any
distribution of meat whatever for four
weeks az weeks in Bavaria) presum-
ably because of the short supply The
date OF the ban is to be announced
later.
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pended $500, $500 in conducting this
club work, so that the efforts of the
children resulted in a net profit to the
nation of $2,062, 71S.s7. And this profit
does not begin to represent the value
to the country Of the food produced
and saved or the value to the boys
and girls in the way of education, thrift
and practice.
Nor does it include the profit on
vegetables produced in war gardens by
100000 other boys and girls, no record
of which was kept.
We are all proud of this splendid
achievement and we are not unmindful
of the fact that it was possible only
through intelligent direction.
1t required the joint efforts of 391
paid cooperative club leaders, 1914
country club leaders, and II ,2S1 volun-
teer local lenders.
These club leaders held 224 train
ing conferences, visited SS,847 club
plots, conducted 1873 canning demon.
STATIONS, 2,316 field demonstrations
and 1,701 fairs and festivals, in addi-
ton to their assistance In organizing
and directing the war gardens.
But at the head of the organization
was one master mind upon whose
scnius depended the efficiency Of this
cI,fydyov,s 4s,c< {H,ra
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STOCK WANTED
Have three quarters of good farm
land and some cash. Land in Burke
county, N D. Prefer dry goods or
clothing. C. II. Warren. Sherwood,
N. D. 10y 10 10 Nov. l
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FOR RbNT-New cottage, all modern,
ready after September let. Apply
to Finch Lumber Co., Phone II.
p. d. : ..-..@. El'.ll 5..l 8 % tt
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-At once, 2 radiator repair
men. Tip-top wages. The Radiator
Shop, Fargo, N. y. Phone 1858 or
zy9, ~. 10 Is II 10
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS in
North Dakota Nov. 2, Dec. Z. 10000
clerks needed. Salary $1,000. Elk:
. perience unnecessary. Men and
women desiring government posi-
lions write for free particulars. r. 10.
Terry, Former Civil Service examin-
err, 1922 Columbian Building, Wash.
ingt0n. 10 a "
WlANTED--YOung- man as apprentice
in job pressroom. Good chance to
learn good trade and get pay while
learning. Call at Tribune Office. J,
-.@E 4" 1. 1850 10 Is ct
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FOR RENT-9 room house, all strictly
modern. Inquire PIG Thayer. Phone
3S9L. Joe Dietrich, r, r.
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mission by filing with the city audi
tor prior to the. ABOVE date q written
appeal stating therein the grounds up.
on which the appeal is based
.f C. l.. BURTON,
l..4.. City Auditor.
~ II r. .'s '...m.aa 80. @r
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FOR RENT-Modern s room house
Inquire o. w. Roberts, Phone Isl or
Isl. 10 II tt
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FOR RENT-Two modern houses. Al
SO furnished rooms for light house
keeping or otherwise II desired.
Phone 404K or call SOL 4th street.
or Inquire of Geo. w. Little. Second
Hand store, ~ tt
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FOR SALE-EXpecting call to military
service soon, all my household goods
are offered for sale Phone $40 or
call 11S Avenue A. DR.. M. W. Roam:
~ ...-' r. - 49, IN q ~
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y SQUIRREL FOOD
....,... BY Ahern
EASY TO RECOGNIZE A
....~- j YANK. 49,
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES


CahN Without Remittance attached will be inserted
a
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FOR RENT - Flats close in. Low
rent. Should interest families. Will
bear inspection. Call H. l.. Reade,
239 or 382. 1919 tt
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FOR RENT room mouse! Phone
GOO. - 10 10 Ct
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FOR RENT = Thoroughly modern
bungalow, 5 rooms and bath, almost
new, exceptionally we'll arranged
and finished, 923 18th street. Phone
d. 54SX. r.. .... ...-.-. :. -,
y. -. b.. - 10 * Ct
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I WORK WANTED

-- Sewing. Reasonable
Call att 1923 18th street.
10 II 81
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FOR SALE-A new S-rOom house. All
strictly modern, oak finish, floors
hardwood; in fine residence district
M. w. Neff. Sc Ave. B East. 10 10 st
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POSITIONS WANTED
" ANTED-p0sition by man and wife
on farm or ranch. Have had five
years experience as foreman on
l. ranch. Write Gas Tribune r..'
.'' 40 IA ! wk
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FOR SALE OR. RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS !

FOR RENT-Modern house, nice part
of city. Inquire at First Guaranty
Rank. 10 Is st
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FOR RENT--A five room cottage new
" renovated City water, electric
lights, outbuildings, nice trees, etc.
Apply 1900 Broadway. 10 8 j wk
FOR RENT-SmaIl house convenient
~ located Apply G. I. BurtonA
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FOR SALE OR 'TRADE.-The only
hotel In good North Dakota town Of
I 1900 population. Will take land or
resident and lots. Write 644 Trib.
me. 10 II ~ t
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that in the large industrial ccntcrs OF
Rhineland where the men work hard
and long and where efforts are made
to get them the most possible and
best possible food, the German work
men are lucky if they can get 6H
ounces a week, despite the official "a
ton OF up to 7. ounces.
In Austria t9e situation is very
Ration in Austria
Austria has ratiOned meat at last,
and has given out pink and white
coupons. The total amount OF all
meat allowed under the new rationing
system is 3h ounces a week Pink
coupons are for beef and better meats;
white for inferior meat such or
horsehesh. Three meatless days are
compulsory in Austria and two in
Hungary. No meat is 'Obtainable in
restaurants, and it is often impossible
to get the allowed 31a ounces for
private homes.
Earlier in the year some Ruman-
ian pork was imported at about 81
pound. But this has run out and
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DISHWASHER-want at once Tor q
small hotel Address Box SO Medora
ND. ~ r. 10 Is Ct
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WANTED--Electric pump engine, ]
or 1-2 horse power. Write d. c.
Currant, Box 2S5, New Salem, N. ID.
~ 10 4 l mo.
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WANTED-Cook for small hotel. Ad-
, dress Box SO, 'Medora, N. ID.
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WANTED-Maid at Bismarck hotel.
10 Is ct
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CENTRAL POWERS FACE WINTER ..:...
% WITH LITTLE FOOD IN SIGHT

HOW BEEF ADVANCES.
Figures compiled also by the
British food ministry showing the
increase in beef prices for Europe,
as follows:
Austria, 800 per cent.
Germany, 270 per cent.
France, 200 per cent.
Italy, $50 per cent.
England, 1-osper cent.
Holland, 100 iper cent.
Denmark, 200 per cent.
Switzerland copper cent.
Norway, 600 per cent.
Sweden, 800 per cent. 49,
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FOR RENT-Two all modern rooms,
nice and warm for winter. IS and
81 per month. Call at 713 Bird st.
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AtT0MOBILEA M0rOROYLEs
FOR SALE-Cheap II taken at once.
6-cylinder. passenger car In first
class condition. Write Gas Tribune.
~ saE IN II st
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TOR SALE-A used Maxwell, Over
land, Buick, Ford and Studebaker.
Also. Ford truck Bargain. Lahr
Motor Sales Co.
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WANTED-Girl for general house.
work, Mrs o. w. Roberts, III Main
street. Telephone Isl.
sgS-1- ~ IN * II
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FOR KENT-Newly furnished rooms
in modern house, SIT It'll street.
10 IA st
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room.
1872 Avenue B. Phone 510X.
r. s1O14tf
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SECOND COOK WANTED-(Single
woman) at the Bismarck hospital.
IL f W.. .@N ~ NAL. ~ IA At
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl or WON.
an at highest wages. Mrs. w. z.
Lahr, 5o4 Mandan, Ave.
- 49, 10 II #
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MISCELLANEOUS


WANTED-A good home for an or
phan boy where there are no other
children Age eleven years. Call at
sos 7th street. . 10 16 ct
FOR ;SALE--My herd of pureored Hol.
stein cattle. A bargain il taken at
once.~ Inuire A. G.I Wefser, Hazel,
ton, N. D. j. ~ Is It
FOR SALE-SeWing machine in excel.
lent condition. Call Mrs. Geo. VIII,
1923 3rd street or Phone 551.
s.E@, { 10 Is St
WANTED TO BUY-EIectric pump
engine, I or + IL horse power, d..
rect current. Write Box 1856, New
Salem, N. ID. "E ~.
FOR FIRST CLASS CLEANING, and
pressing call at Eagle Hat Works
and Tailor Shop. Phone So.
8 s 16 t
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10 II It.
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WANTED-Two kitchen girls at the
Grand Pacific Hotel.
f1N15 If
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ROOM AND GOOD BOARD at SO
9Th street. ~ II OF
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ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Warm modern rooms for
light housekeeping. Why spend
money and labor on coal when
rooms are. warm and for less cost?
Enquire 622 Third street. Il
= --""- = IN "A o.
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WANTED-Girl for light general
homework. Apply HOG Avenue D.
10 III wk
WANTED-Girl or middle aged WON.
an for general homework. $40 a
month with board and room. Dohn's
Meat Market. 30 tt
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-17
HELP W1NTED-FEMALE

WANTkL,-A girl for general house
work. Good wages. Mrs. J. J. Oster-
haus. Phone 6S9L or call 302 W..
YThayer. y - 49, - W. 10 ~ IT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18
CANTEEN COMMITTEE
BUSY At STATIONS

Statistics on tthe actiY ties OF the
caHteen committee of the Richmond
chapter OF the Red Cross, which are
contained in a report that has just
raen prepared by Chairmru Arthur
+ Wilmer. show that more than 1S,-
600 soldiers passing through Rich =
nond have been greeted by the COM
mittee. OF this number more than
II 900 have been furnished with news
papers magazines. medicines, poEt-
age stamps. pencils. postcards, cigar
cites fruit, coffee and food.
Twenty or more Red Cross repre-
seElatives in uniform are always at
the station TO meet the troop trains.
the committee being so organized that
II can respond TO calls at any hour
Of the day or night
a specially prepared Red Cross
postcard lis distributed. and the com
mttee also attends to collecting the
cards and mailing them. The Rich
mond chapter bears the expense Of
supplying postage whenever stamps,
or the money for them, are not avail
able. The committee has attended to
the mailing of more than $4,000 cards
and letters.
Headed by Chairman wilmer the
committee Includes a physician, who
agrees to respond to any call or send
substitute, three members, who
gree to place their automobiles al
the committees disposal, ten women
each OF whom has a sub committee 81
five. and two vice-chatrmen.