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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
8pmbenIdlenberer an Ser Mrbeit.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
November 81, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
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berbeifubren ionten, mur6en bente
morgens bon berbrederii9en Snoi=
bibre11 gelegt. Cine 8ombe, Die. gero=
oe in ser Ndbe 6es Wai6inenral1mes
5ur @rploiion fam, 5erbra6 SENT ter
5erlpIitterte Eiiren nn6 bei6aoigte
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
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True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
November Fl, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
10 ct. Sobns, g. S., 18. Nob. -
Cine orabtloieD epei6e, Sic beute bier
eintrof, meloet, baB iib Der britii6e
|0ampfer @ascape6ia bon Der Seoeral
2inie in Ser Ndbe bes Gap STAGE I'M
Sinfen befin6e. @s miro bier ange=
nommer, 6oB 6as59iff in BENT i6me-
rem Sturme, Ser sic &iite mabren0
Der lebter "a Stun6en umtob, be-
1da6igt tpur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
scS,oen befiirdten @erfulsnnsen |
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master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
November 81, 1918, as relJirsl 81 -
Act of Congress of October 6"
Seem Sort, Is. Nob. - 8erfol=
gungen, Die 6as Gntieben 6erlenigen
in &1Blon6 no6 iibertreffen, peroen
bon Ben Sn6en I'M oitliden europa
befurdtet, mie Sultan Mad, Braii=
6ent ser 3ionilten Organization bon
Mmerifo nn6 2onis Maribaa, Sort
BENDER 6es amerifanii6en &omitees
Der SSn6en> erflarten, Bic Elm gemein=
iames Mn1n9en an sic amerifant16e
nn6 Sic &egierungen Ser Maiterten
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Derr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
100 Spte in BerIiner Mufftoub.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
November FL, 1918, as required by the;
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
10 2pn6on, is. Nop. - l1eber 100
Berionen mur6en in Sen StraBen,
fampfen in Berlin get0tet, Die Ben
.Stur3 Der faiierliden Regierung ber-
beifiibrten, mie Na6ri9ten an 6ie
gr9ange telegraph aus Berlin in
&openbagen mel6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
.Vier Weitere
Staten tro6en.
Cbio, 6loriba, Mebaba nnb Wpomins
geben trDfen. - Minneiota, Gu
lifprnien nnb MfiiIonri bleiben
1af. Beibe 9a11ler bes Ser. Staa.
ten &pmgreiieg beiiten republifa.
ntide Mebrbeit.

Somobl i'm &ongreb ser @ereinig-
ten Staaten mie in ser Grage iiber
uNoB" o6er uTroden" murbe man
DIE tief einidneioenbe @erdnoerung
6urd Die 6iesidbrigen @erbitDablen
pol5ogen. Die Groednen errangen
@iege, sic bier meiteren Staaten ben
5tempel Ser nnbeoingten Woral anf-
6riden nn6 Die 9emofraten erlitten
6as Madieben iiber lire getpeiene
Maioritat I'M Sauie mie inn 5enat
Der 8ereinigten Staaten. Gin Blid
iber sic @oblreiultate belebrt nnS
bon benz BiIen CUR Menoerung bes
8el tebenben 6ur9 bas 8olf.
Sn 6ie Site Der trodenen Staaten
&bnrben bier meitere e%ingereibt, 5pei
an6ere 5taoten erfldrten ii6 fir 6as
Trouenitimmre9t; 81 republifoni=
fde @oubernenre tpnr6en ertpabH
mabren6 sic Demofraten nur neun
Siege al per5eidnen batten. Ser &C.
nat beltebt aus 40 &epublifanern II.
AZ Demofrqten. SIM Observation-Disclosures
bauie fin6en mir 239 @ep1blifaner,
1893 Demofroten, einen nnabbdngt<
qen, einen Brobibitioni1ten rno einen
5o3ioliten. Ohio Slorioa, Nebaoa
nn6 @Doming pnr6en troden nno
Minnefota, Californian un6 Miiiouri
I6utteIten Sen ibnen beba9ten Segen
ab. Mi9igon nnb SID Dofota err
fldrten lid fir 6ns 6rauenitimmre6t,
2oniiiono berpeigerte 6asielbe nno
SAG &eiultot in 6ie1er Srage I'M
@taote Sflaboma itebt nod in Sra
ge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
43 feinblide &riessfabrae,tse Opfe1
enaIiifler 1tnterieebDote.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
November Fl, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
20 2onbon> 10. @ob. - @in5elbei-
ten fonnen iebt auSgegeben Deroen,
mas Die britiiden unterieeboote in
bieiem &riege %3eritorten. Dieie @affe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
1918.

OeS @elIIrlege5 DeIuIlII..
p. Mdr3. - 8olidetpifi unter-
5ei6nen SEN 8reit+2itomsfSries
6%ensbertrag NIT ben Central
mG6ten.
|21. Mar5. = Deuti9e S6la6t
entbrennt an Der 5omme, I'M
0ie 8riten bon Sen 6ran3o1en
al trennen.
5. Mpril. = Sapanii6e, amerifa-
nii9e, fran3oliibe un6 britil4e
Morinetruppen lan6en in Wla-
bimoitof.
8. Mpril. = Sic 9euti@en begin
men 6as 2ps Ereiben CUR Gr=
rei9ung Ser Safen am engli=
19en &anal.
ID. Mpril. = General Sod miro
aIS &ommanoant ser auiierten
Mrmeen ernannt.
20. Mpril. - 8ritii6e 5eeltreit=
frGfte iiberfauen 3eebriigge nno
.Olten6e nn6 blodieren 6ie I'M
terieeboot &afenpldbe.
1. Moi. - Die Deutl9en beieben
@eboltopol II. iibernebmen ruiz
1iI1e 59mar5e Meer 6lotte.
9. Moi. = 0iten6e miro abermalS
Mberfanen un6 am @ingang 6es
@afens sic 8in6ictibe b%erienft.
81. Mai. = 0entide beginner
sag Ereiben an ser Misne un6
erreiden Sic Warne.
6. Stunt. = Die Mmerifaner grei=
fen BEL Gbateou Tbierrp an.
/. S,uli. = Mmerifaner erobern
8onr.
is. Suli. = Bar Nifolaus miro
aIs ermor6et beri6tet.
10. Snli. - Sod beginnt nit Ell
rer @egenoffeniibe an Der Mfar=
ne.
2. Mnguit. = Sran5oien erobern
Soii1ons.
4. Mngnit. = 9te MQiierten frel1=
3en sic 8esle.
Is. Mugl1lt. Mmerifanii4e
Ernppen erreiden Wla6tmoltof.
25. Mngut.- 8riten breden onr@
sic Sinoenburg 2inie.
81. Mugult. - Sic 9eutiden 5ie=
ben iid bom 2ps 8infel 5nrild.
A Gph+pn1hpr - gle 0eut1hen
rG11men Gems.
12. @eptember. Mmertfa11er
beginner &ompftdtigfeit nno
ldi11bern Sen ct. Mibiel Winfel
in 6rei Sagen.
18. @eptember. - Die bulgarii@e
Sront briht nnter 6em Sret=
ben Der Mliierten in Wa5e6o=
MEN 5niammen.
%. 5eptember. 9te Briten
idlogen sic Giirfen uno erober1
Na5aretb.
80. @eptember. = 8ulgarien er=
gibt ii6.
1. Oftober. - Sic 8riten nebmen
9omasfus.
II. 0ftober. - Die 8elgier errei=
6en 9lten6e nn6 8ruges; 2iae
miro erobert; 8riten befinoen
Iih in Douai.
19. Sftober. - 8elgi19e <1te &C.
tponnen.
90. Sftober. = 6ran5oien errei=
diem Sic Donou. Deuti6la1o err
1uft Nrdiioent @illon r1m Waf>
fenltiu1tan6.
81. Sftober. - 9ie Eidedo=Slo=
mofen tper6en o1s Station oner=
fannt nn6 lire Mrmee bereinigt
1th nit Sen Muiierten.
IS. Sftober. = sstoliener begin'
men @egenongriffe un6 treiben
sic Se1terrei6er bon Der Ftabe
5nriid.
26. Sftober. - General MuerbD
erobert Mleppo.
90. 9ftober. - Se1terrei6 err
5uft Inn @eparatfrie6en nno
nimmt ale IA YnnfteBrdii0ent
Wilions an; amerifanii6e meit
trogenbe &ononen be1dieBen
2ong1tDon.
go. Sftober. = Sic Staliener ber=
treiben sic Seiterreider an Der
ga115en Biabe 2inte.
80. 0ftober. Sic Eurfeit :ergibt
lid u116 unter5ei6net Waften~
1tinl tan6.
9. Mobember. -Mmerifaner iiber-
fanen sic 9euti9en IN Mrgon=
ne.
3. September. 0eiterreid er>
gibt iid; nnter5ei6net 8affen=
itia1tano, Ser am 4. geopember
I'M 3 lbr n%a9mittagS IN 4raft
tritt; Gerber beieben Belgra0.
4. Mobember - Sberlter &rtegs-
rat einigt iid a1f 8ebingnngen
fir einen @affenitiuItono nit
Dent19lan6.
6. Mobember. - Die Dent1den
brehen sic 8erbin0nngen nit
Sen 8oI1feDifiS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21

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Salontft.
ii. Dftober. = 8ulgarier oringen
in 5erbien ein.
liz. Oftober. = &ranfenl9meiter
gapel miro bon Ben Dentl9en
in 8riiiel eridoiien:
Ia Oftober. = @roBbritannien
erflart Bulgarien ben &rieg.
%. Nopember. = @hla6t bon
gteiipbon in Me1opotarnten.
9. 0eaember. = 6an BON W{ona=
1tir un6 @erbien bon Den otter
reidiid- 6euti6en Ernppen be-
1ebt.
8. SSsanuar. = M1iierte 5ieben 1td)
bon @ollipoli 8uriid.
10. Sonuor. - Oeiterrei6n4=
oertl9e Eruppen beiesen Set
tinie.
16. Sebruar. - 8nlien erobern
AN'
gr5erum.
10. Sebrl1ar. = Ser &ar1ernrt
beiett.
81. 1ebr1tar. 8eginnt Die
5dla9t bel 8erbun:
10. M1ar5. - Dentl6lono ertlart
Bortugol Sen &rieg.
10. Mpril. - Mmerifanil9es ILL.,
timotum an Deutidlano nit
ser Drobung ser Mbbre9ung
Ser 6iplomotiiden 8e5iebnngen,
fous GeutihIonb feline Inter
ieefriegs=8olitif nt@t e1n'
16rdnft.
'29 Mpril. = General Topnibero
iibergibt iib ben Enrfen bet
@ut=el= Mmara.
81. Mat. = @eeidIodt bel Silt
Lamb. .,,-
2. Stunt. = Beginnt sic brittle
5dlo6t BEL Opern:
5. Stunt. - 2orb &t6ener err
trinft 6ur6 Eorpe6iernng beg
@diffes ouf einer Sabrt no@
@a1Blan6.
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Mecco erfldrt ii6 ielbit als SEQ
mia bon Se6ia5.
II. ss11ni. - @u1ien erobern
@5ernomtb.
/. Suit. = @alabt an Der Cont
9 3! Salt. 0euti@es nnteriee-
&an6elsboot trifft in Baltimore
81. Muguit. = &nmanten tr1tt
o11f Geite Der Mniierten IN ben
@rieg; sSto1ien erf1drt Deut1@-
Lamb Sen &rieg.
Is. September. = Brtte1 ero6ern
Gourcelette; er1tmalige Ser>
1per6unq Ser Sanfs.
20. September. = g%en15elos Ell
rihtet cine proptiorif6e gr1e>
hilde megierung in 9alon1tt;
t8. Nopember. 91e Sron5o1en
erobern Monoitir.
1912.
81. sSanuar. y Deuti6lano per-
fiin6iot uneingei9rdnften un-
ter eefrieg.
3. Tebruar. = 9ie 8eretn1gter
9tqoten bre6en sic biplomotl<
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lan6.
obern &ut<el= Mmora:
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8og0a6. n.rum =,
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6 Mnril. - sic @%ereintgten Staa~
ten erfldren Deuti@lano Den
X moi' = 0ie Tron8oien errei-
den gbemin beg Games.
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sic MeHines S0ben. ,xo
&C. STUNT. = @rite omer1fa1llqe
s>rupper Ionoen in Sranfre'9:
90 sam - @rtemenlan0 tr1tt III
i 6en arieg eeeen 9enti@lon0
ein.
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]her Bremier. ,xcx
% sa1li' - Die @uiien 8ieben lt@
in @oli8ien 8uriid.
10 M11duif. - Stoliener beg tn1en
Elm Treiben an ser Sion5ofront.
3 september. - 9ie Deut19en
erobern &iga.
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mer6en an Ser Sion5olinie 8u~
rudgetrieben. ,s
= Nopember. - &erensfD miro
qeltiir5t, sic 8oli6epiti m il
nehmen sic @egier1ng IN Nl1B=
lan6: sic 8riten IN Boldlttro
erobern @a5a.
9 Wopember. = Die Staliener err
reihen sic Biape 2inie.
20. Mopember. - General Bgng
~ a. c>r9o =, Snr Nn=
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
.HACERSTOWN RIOTER
FINED FOR SPEEDING

+. w. Foltz, the Hagerstown man
pulled Sunday night week for ex
ceeding the speed limit and disturb
ing the peace, appeared Saturday
night for a hearing before Acting
Mayor Zirkle. He was fined $500
and costs of $3.50, which he paid
Mr.. Zirkle gave the fellow strong
lecture. Foltz got off lightly. Had he
violated the automobile laws of his
own town it would have been $50 or
800. The two young women in the
car with him at the time are known
to the police and one made the lug.
ubrious threat to scratch out the Of
feds eyes ii he attempted to ar
rest her, and thus laid up trouble
for hdrself Both girls screamed and
shouted like they were bereft OF
their senses thd night they went on
the local joy ride with the gullible
iagerstowner.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
McADoO'S FIGURES
MOST STUPENDOUS

Washington, Dec. 2.--It will re
1uire total of s7,443,s3s,07 to con
duct tho United States Government
during the fiscal year of 1920.
The total estimates for the fiscal
year of 1919. including supplement
tails. was 29,S79.s21, e4S.74.
These figures were sent to Con
rress today by Secretary of the
Treasury McAdoo They were made
public just before the session OF
Congress began instead of "a hours
ahead of time as has bean the case
in the past.
The big comparisons are of course
in the military and naval establish.
ments. The naval establishment
shows big increase because of the
fact that it now is going ahead with
its original capital ship program,
becausa Of the war.
The total appropriations in the ma
val establishment for 1919 were ST.
591, 16S, 805.84.
The army total appropriation for
1919 was 1927, 245, 1892.
The pruning. here, was made pos.
sible through the cancellations of all
munition contracts, contracts for
guns and equipment.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
ATTEMPTING TO LURE GIRL,
YOUTHS ARE SOON FOILED

Only the timely appearance of a
gentleman prevented three Hagers-
town youths from Turing small girl,
aged ~ or IA, into their car Sunday
night. In fact the officer had to make
a swift run TO Raleigh street and
keep the men from finally securing
tho child even after warning them
at the postoffice corner. The matter
was referred to the city authorities
and 1t is quite likely that some Off.
cial steps will be taken to stop the
deplorabla practice OF Hagerstown
boys and men visiting Martinsburg
on Sundays for questionable pur.
poses. II they desire to prey upon
children and feeble minded girls
they should ply their demoralizing
trade elsewhere. The little girl was
known TO the man and when he saw
her in close conversation at the post
Office after 10 o'clock he warned the
youths and told the child she should
80 home. She started out King
street and for a time it seemed that
the trio Of libertines would assault
the well-intentioned citizen for inter.
fering. However. they started back
toward the hotel, but in few min
utes we're observed in their car go.
ing out toward Raleigh street. Run
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
CONGRESS FACES
IMPORTANT TASKS
tsy International News service)

(By international News Service)
Washington, Dec. Ready to
consider the problems of the two
sessions devoted to the task of war,
the Sixty-Sixth Congress sat in its
third and final session at noon to
day.
These are the tasks before Con
gress this session:
/. Passage of the six billion dol
lar revenue bill;
2. Consideration of reconstruc-
ton legislation;
8. Passage of the regular appro
priation bills for running the gov
eminent during the fiscal year of
1919-1920
recommendation of new legisla-
ton by President Wilson, when he
addresses the two houses in joint
session at one o'clock, may add to
the tasks enumerated.
The Presidents message is looked
forward to with greater interest by
members OF both House and Senate
than has been any previous message
by any American President
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
~ d. BAKER, SEC. or WAR,
FAVORS LIBRARY PLANS

ed that such a committee would not be
as representative az a committee along
the line first planned, that is, one rep
resentative selected by the County
Court, on2 by the City Council one by
the School Board Of Martinsburg, the
County Superintendent Of Schools and
these four to select of fifth member.
This committee is to incur no ex-
pense but is merely to study the situa-
ton and present their findings to the
public through the press.
ed will make their selection as early as
possible so that we may strike while the
iron is hot.
A Free Library For All.
A libraryahAat both the county and
ity people'N reach easily must be
canned becautY 1t is a county memoir
81 And it ould be asfree library
sos HG E or 49, can take home
any~Sf the k,oks without one penny's
expense. a l
In such library, the only charge that
is made is for keeping book over sew
en- days, or small charge for the "just
off the press" fiction books in order
that more than one copy may be avail
able at time.
Simple If 1t Is Wanted
The Memorial Library will be SIM
pie undertaking if it is wanted by the
people. And those who have had the
opportunity to enjoy real library will
n
The entire cost would be compare
lively small - we have found it an easy
matter to raise almost unlimited mon
ely for others and it will not be difficult
to raise small amount for ourselves.
Let's all get behind this movement and
prepare to put it over, quickly.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02


There is an unusual animation in
Inc fire department, especially
among members of Hose Co. No. S.
That company's new American La
iFancd tripel combination auto fire
uuck came in over the Cumberland
valley railroad Sunday morning and
.ooay is being put through its PAGES
" Mr.. c. c. Nicholson, from the
pant at Elmira, N. Y. An official test
VIII be given the outfit Thursday af-
sefnoon in the public square, at
winch time it will be fully decided
whether it comese up to specified
IONS. The fire truck is compact and
handsome piece of work, painted red
ssapeh back and gold, and lettered
rose Co. No. 5, Martinsburg Fire
apartment" There is not bit of
'ost space about ii, either, and it is
equlpped with 40-gallon chemical
.snk S-gallon tanks, 200 feet of "a
'Nch Chemical hose 20-foot extern
SION ladder, 12-foot roof ladder, as
"ei as all other specified minor
'qaipment and has space to easily
accomodate 1900 feet of fire hose. A
sien and gong tops off the silveh
ana nickel furnishings The motor
70 horsepower and the pump
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
TO INTERPRET
GIVEN IDEALS
(By International News Service

Washington, Dec 2 GOO p m)-Presdent Wilson'S
annual address was devoted chiefly to discussion of do
nestle problems of the nation Of the more than 5000
words only 750 devoted to his Paris trip His reason
for going across to interpret the ideals expressed by
him which have been accepted basis for peace The
president appealed to congress for united support and
promised that he would keep fully and completely in
formed on all developments.
Not in the history of the capitol building has there
been any such crowd gathered in and about the capitol
building assembled there today to greet the president
Every available ticket had been distributed Saturday but
today the pressure kept up while hundreds who knew
that they would not have chance hear gathered
in the group to applaud the executive he passed by
Suggestions that joint resolution be introduced de-
earng the of congress that the office of president
would be vacant when the George Washington with the
president board passed out of Sandy Hook made
in certain Republican quarters This resolution would
call for Vice President Marshall taking al of the
pWers and dusfS of the office end dschareing them
until the presidents return. Administration leaders flat
stated that any such resolution would be buried
der an avalanche of votes if it appeared.
Both the senate and house convened in regular SEES
sion. Speaker Clark and Representative Mann, of Hi
n0is the Republican floor leader and in all human proba
bty the next speaker of the house. given ova
ton as they entered.
The president and his party reached the capitol five
minutes before o'clock and he proceeded at once to
Speaker Cars office where he remained until it
time to appear before the joint session.
President Wilson told congress that it was nterna
iona justice that seek but not domestic safety mere
". He said that the principles enunciated by him as a
basis OF peace having been accepted by the nation he owes
to them see that fake mistaken Interpretation
placed on them He called on congress for the added
assurance Of their support and promised to be at all times
in complete counsel with the leaders by cable and wireless
His next most important declaration was on the sub
ject Of railroads
He declared that it would be mistake to return the
roads with old conditions unmodfied. He would make
complete and impartial study of the problem meanwhile
allowing government ownership to continue He said he
mad no confident judgment on the subject himself
The president also paid high tribute to the achieve
mentS OF the army and navy.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
RYNEAL CAN BOAST
OF S1OO IN STAMPS


Thanks to the generosity of Cash
Ter A. D. Darby, of the Bank Of Mar
tinsburg, and Mr.. Louis Lipsic. of
The Leader, Ryneal HOSE Co., now
can boast of War Savings Stamp
certificate containing 500 worth of
SIS stamps. The two gentlemen each
donated SIS stamp, filing out the
card. The start was made last June
when the company won a $50 prize
at Waynesboro, Pa, for making the
best appearance in parade during
the annual convention OF the Cum
herland Valley Volunteer Firemen' s
Association.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
COUNTY CHILDREN
AWARDED PRIZES
FOR fine DISPLAY
Winners Announced Today BY
Berkeley Co. Farm Bureau.

Today Co. Agent T. o. Fling. OF
Morgan. who had charge of the re.
cent agricultural exhibit made at
Thornwood Hall. announced tho win.
ners as follows:
Division "a"
Glass 1. Open to boys and girls
Of Berkeley county schools.
(a} Best exhibit of agricultural
products made by any boy or girl In
any rural school in the county.
1st---Gold medal---Grace Kilmer.
2nd--silver medal--Geneveive VIII
| iams.
3rd--Four Thrift Stamps--France
Thomas.
| 4th--ribbon--Fre Sperow.
| 5th---rillbon---Mazie Gano.
(c) Best exhibit Of agricultural
products made by boy or girl In
each magisteriaI district.
1st. 8 Thrift Stamps--Trsh Spsr.
CIV. Falling Waters; Maize Gano.
opequon; Grace Kilmer, Arden.
2nd--4 Thrift Stamps Eleanor
Foreman, opequon: Frances Thomas
Arden.
3rd--2 Thrift Stamps--Genevlev
Williams, opequon; Theodore Place.
Arden.
4th--1 Thrift Stamp-Adrian Folk,
Opequon; Jane Snyder. Arden.
Glass Open to schools Of Berke.
ley county. q
(a) Best exhibit OF agricultural
products made by any rural school
in the county.
1st--$4 .00-Tuscaror School.
2nd-s2 50-F'airview School, Ope-
quon district.
-Fairview School, Ar
den district
(b) Best exhibit Of agricultural
products made by any rural school
in each district 4
1st---picture or map-Tuscarora
Arden; Fairview, Opequon: Spring
Mills, Falling Waters.
-ribbon--Fairview Arden.
| Division -"
Class Open to Individual club
members only.
OBJ Best all around showing with
1-8 acre OF potatoes: includes yield.
profit, illustrated booklet and exhib
it OF 1 peck of potatoes.
1st-Trip to Morgantown---Adrian
lCnntintaod nm m rro Au~A
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
HIGH PRICE OF SHOES
NO LONGER A WORRY

For they may be purchased at one.
half their former cost by coming to
either Kirson's Mems Store or Kir.
sons Women's Store The stock OF
J. B, Wehn, Of Everett, Pa, has been
added to the former large stock OF
Mems, Women's and Children's Shoes
Rubbers. Arctics, etc, all at price
that permits unusual low selling. II
you are in need of pair of shoes
or even IL you are not in immediate
need it would be very advisable to
buy now while they can be obtained at
such very low prices. 1872 LIP 2t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
TWO DRINKS PULLED

Two DRINKS were pulled Saturday
night and each put up a forfeit for
his hearing. The common drunks
have received fine treatment from
the newspapers, their names being
withheld from publication. and it is
thought good idea to publish them
for the second offense.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
HOSE co. NO. SIS HANDSOME
COMBINATION TRUCK HERE

can force $50 gallons of water per
minute and throw three streams. 1t
costs $4,000 and is the latest word
in Its manufacture. 1t makes no diff
florence now if the water pressure is
low in thd suburbs of Martinsburg
this new outfit can supply the defic-
iency and negotiate the hills of the
city.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-02
DAMAGED GOODS

have one parior stand, one rock
er, one wooden bed, one dresser
two pair blankets and two comforts
that are slightly damaged in differ
ent ways. that I will sell at special
prices.
p, X. HALL,
Housefurnishing and Coal.
~ 2 Mon Fri tt Up