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", VA, CONGRESSMAN
SHOW THEIR LOYALTY

Two Of West Virg!n!n'5 congressman
have stood the acid test which mas
been 20, as n criterion ny III" Hdmin's-
tra,ion at Washington and also secures
the aupruvnl Of the National Security
league MS 100 per cent Americans.
GcnrSc n. Bowers, congressman from
the Second district is on Of the fnrtF-
three members Of the house placed on
the 'honrr roll rs having voted r;Gh;
IN all the eight essential war measures
in the recently published report OF the
National Security league. Mr.. 1h,T"rS IS
the Republican nominee for rn-"sectinn
this fall. His record in this connection
undoubtedly will add materially to his
strength as \ candidate.
Congrcsaman Edward Cooper. rcpH,-
sentative from the Fifth district, was
another winner Of the honor roll.
designated hy the National security
league. Mr.. Cooper. who is IA Sepuoilc-
an. In not a candidate fo- recollection.
having Waived hin claims for the non'l-
nation In favor Of Hugh Ike Shot or
Rluehcld. and Wells (;oodykountz Of VIII
hanson. who contested for the nominal
tifO
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uNrrED WAR woRK CAMPAIGN TO
RH LAUNCHED HERE WITH
PORCE.


IEc4TTNCrOE, ". vs.. Sept. "a
ata.e convention will convene al Hunt
inetnn. "Wednesday. September za, At :
O'Clock in the afternoon. called by Gov
.-nor John j. CornWcll. governor Of
West Virginia and chairman OF tho state
council OF defense, to takn up the pre-
Uminary work in connection with IN"
United War Work campaign. which is 10
take place November ills. Invitations
have brru sent out TO 1.5nn delegates
and in addition To these there will be
representatives of tho seven prC;ln!z;-
tons which arc united for tho monster
drive. as we'll as prominent people In "r-
cry Hnc of cndravor. both from West
yIrg!nia and from other states. tn"!ud-
fpr- among which there is every reason
to oxl,ect soldiers from Camp sherman
at ChillIcothc. o.. who Will t"S'if? 4"
the excellent work such nrCarI!Ha tians
nrc doiuK at rnntonncnts. aloHS WIKI
men who have seen the NrGa ni%1fi
work ovcrsca. and can explain how IN"
work is carried on ani"n@ th" soldier
hoys after they embark for 1hrn1h AMI
reach tho stations this side az Berlin.
Such unity nf efforts 10 prrft rIn Il
corpmon service =. is evidenced III ihr
distribution OF tho fund without d:%-
crfria.tion as 20 nrEa7i"H :inus g. In"
most divergent PHILOSOPHERS and r.
1igtons would har" hc"u scarcely con-
cctvablc a few years ago. anal Iii" Tao:
that seven diff rnnt agencies ar" |"
unite in n common apn"h! for funds IN
order that the spirit "f III" country in
thia matter may h" expressed without
distinction OF race or r.'!igi"':$ np.nt":i -
a sign that n ncw and h-ruhiul day IS
dawufnc. Tho seven ORGANIZATIONS are:
National War WEEK. C";In"iI. Young
Mems Christian :'s:,..'';:it'"".
VIZ Wort; ''.''rT,'.,. N'lu:; Wnm"m's
Christian ASSOC iat:"m.
National 'h'!ir NTr ""IE".i
rKniGht nf T"!u;hhusI.
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DOCTORS HAVE
NEW INSIGNIA
TO IDENTITY THEM T1O1 CARS
OUT OH dA8OIHELIS8 SUNDAY
PoG PLEASURE ONLY.
Got wear1 Of tho Aoots and Jeers OF
tho Publio-Agntfics Out on
6usineRs

As a result Of a meeting OF the ONO
Valley Medical association. held iaat
week. tho physicians cars OF the city
are now carrying sign marked DOC
tor" which Is tho Insignia they bear on
"gasolinelcss Sunday." The general
prhlc huoted and jrcrrd 1T the phyni-
clans when they ycntcr"d out on tho
Sat,tnth day. doing their professional
work. TIL. public could not tell whether
they were ont for pleasure purposes or
whether they were out on business, nut
put the doubt in tho balance and jcercd
anyway. a meeting the physicians was
called "a adopt some insignia whereby
the people could tell that they were ont
on business. with the result m the
adoption Of the "IInctoT~ sign. which ~
written in large red letters about four
Inches high This will serve to keep tho
public from rInbarrR asinE the rhysi-
rians, when II Is entirely necessary Tor
them tn be- out.
Tho Ir-c1l auionlohilist9 are oocEihG
the letter 70 tn: most minute detail. with
the exception Of some who S,ay out later
than midnight on Saturday. These are
being stopped by city officials and IT Is
thought thai this practice "ill bc uonH
away with in the near future.
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n0n and while such n stupcndous sum
would have fairly taken the peoples
breath away few years ago, IL ia heinK
undertaken elsewhere with every Ger
tainty Of aucc"ss, as iH shown by trl"-
gram from John w. C'rok. director gen
rrnl nf tn" campo ign. wh" wires from
New York 20 George l.. Goodwin. dtrer-
toy for Wrst Virginia. who has his head
quarters y, Huntington. regarding tn"
Pennsylvania convention. which was
similar to III" ono 10 hr held here:
There was son delegates at renrsEl-
vania conference" All organizations w"r"
we'll r.rrracntrtl. state goal was hNHd
1T c0.Hne. ono. AT districts accepted
,Iuo.as as alIntirh. Everybody rT:irlis-
nc IND ready fer united ro-np"ra'ion.
"1f pennsylvania ran shoulder go
nnn .OOn In s,s,h "arlpai:n. tho W"st
virginia quota should h" n .waik-avar.
observed Mr. Gnodw!n. who knows WeHt
Tirgiria's civinEF disposition I" 4 r.,
having directed the Y. VI. &. 4. cam
naisns in this state last year NM the
,.a- hetorr. Mr.. Goodwin IL interstate
secretary. Of tho Y ". G.. a.. having
;,-a tl1uertnrS ~ Baltinor". hut "a moro R
West VirCinisn thnn anything clsc. az
hc has had direct charge Of previous
c-,,u7aqrs in W"st Virginia. nnh IL do
voting his energies =nlely 10 this states
"rrnrt in til. coming drive.
Governor Gu-nwcifs letter 10 unr
workers who havr hen urged to attend
noxt Wrdncs,!av'S convention hero cites
tha. "lrrsi,lrnl Wilson has requested
Tho SCION organized agencies working
for Tho wr,farr OF our army and navy
I" unite in their appeal I" Tho AncTi-
car ps"I,l. ror ii" financial sunrnT
necessary shat thS arm nf the arrvirc
NAV continue its work" and ends hy
.;.nIirT: that "lniS ~ 81 vital tnpor-
tauce not only IN our country. but TO
vn; and tho mon who llav. con" from
,nur county into tn" nr1nE and navy.
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George W. Vickrrs. Gastonrillo Pa
Cooks:
Prira;cs:
John Aries. Pittsburgh. Pa
Linzic Cooper. Zine Knot. ny.
Charles A. Dcsper. Fishersville. Va
Charles r. Dinkel, Columbia, Pa.
Louis Leonard. Pittsburgh Pa
Clements I.rwS, PhoeniSTillc. Pa
IArusall MacpnrlEul!. Donurn- Pa.
Norman +. Means. Horton ". VA
William 4. Keller. Philadelphia. Pa.
jesse McCrrgnr. Mansfield -.
charles; ~ NusS. NurTiStown. Pa
Joe O'Dri'n. Toledo. ohio.
Wounded In Action Degree Undeter-
mined.)
T'rIvate-:
Clarence ku;ron. Ewing. Va
Roy Wages. Salt Lick, Ky.
Missing in Action
Lieutenant
John Jay Van Schnal;- Hartford. Conn.
CurpOrals:
Aubury Trnvor.. White Haven. IA
rriratcs:
Walter Eorkowicz. Philadelphia. Ia.
Anton McjchowSki. chicago, III.
john Sexton Saltville, Va
David Daniel Swavrly. Harrisburg,
PA.
oruo g. wiley, Hinton, ". Va
John Ondcrko. Colcr. Pa
Stanley Poskanski Chicago. I'll.
I-nu,s +. Trallcr Orwell. Ind.
Leo J. ZydcI, Pittsburgh. Pa
Charles i. Jordan, Chandlcrville. III
Otis r. kahlc SigcL Pa.
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northwest Of Vaiily.-
Yesterday the enemy again attacked
nj Monuvrcs and was repulsed. There
also our troops have improved theit
prosecutions and nave taken lew
prisoners.
English trops carried out success
full local operation last night north
the Scarpc river in the neiEhborhood OF
Gavrillc advancing our line on front
Of two miles and capturing several pris-
oncra.
a hostile raising party was driven
or last night west Of Achcvillc.
This morning tho enemy delivered
local attack against our new positions
northwest Of L>Bassec. Fighting Is
still taking place in this locality.
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WAR RELIEF CONVENTION
THIS WEEK At HUN |NGTON
jewish Welfare league.
American Library association.

War Camp Community service.
American Library ;rsSUciati"n.
Salvation Army.
One feature "f this colossal under
taking invites and even comicls. at
icntiun The revolutionary idea ~ Tint
IN order 10 develop Il nrSt-ctaSS army
and achieve. Il decisive military victory
II Is nrrrsSary To care for The souls ~
well as the nntiirs "t soldiers. The onr
'im'. generally accepted nUti"n that The
worse the man the better tho soldier"
has h""n "XYl."l'l lik" 4 hrnhShcll and
the, government ut IL" l'niicL States is
determined through all thss" rEcnrIrs
20 81" that In" umhl' 81 qualities Of
human natur" ar" Developed 1T it's Tight
III. ri"r u" keep IN" glorious fellows
COINS; over to France hHpp?. hopeful
s4.h,'r. par" and :ui! Of spiritual cnthu-
Ssrn - 4 iurlsrs" "a" lofty as 10 thrill
tn" E,arf f any descent man "r woman
and pr"vnEr ihrnn IL z"lf sacrifice.
'Th,. r"Nv"n:;un a. Huntington waa
""rr .nrll" arranged II Il conference "f
AradS "f N. different Uri;rniza inns in
Ms; Virginia 1T rhE, place. II Was
tlrIch; nj :hat Kim" that an afternoon
session would b" sufficient {" put ~"
issue p.aiul: !" fore IL" workers. hui
:fIHh m abs arrav ~ speakers has been
secured ard ti"T" are $" rnaHy phases
uf the campaign 10 Ia emphasized that
ttrr" is already u movement on foo; To
continue the munol'nc ~: uicn'. II not
al, IN nrXi day. I!iVh|i' y. FRASER Mr.
Ih.wrN L. H.. l.l. T.. NJ Washington.
- g.. who will l.. h"r> Tor thr Method
st Conference. i:i! address Ia" "nnvcn-
,i,,, ~ Will ar. :. lArEH Fadmaa. II. H..
rL. H.. 81 N-"v York cit, VIII" - TnH>h
interested IN y. ". e. \. work. Each
a. n" S..v"n nrEani"ar i"I!c Will have y
speaker set Forth what il is DOING in
liInii.d time. aud organization ~ To br
perfected fnr III" fifteen senatorial dis
trirrs. ~ VOL as Chal--neu nHlnu.l ami
,..;n7,iir"os appointed f"r zach county
uf he >,tGt.r.
Tir in,-n"nSc sum cr NIn.10n.ohh is
hoped /" L.. raised IL this drive. which
Will ~: ,Atrrrai ~ lie scope. WcS' NIr-
; Siu::'S quota j" something like = ,"H".-
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KQcG In Action


Lieutenant William II. Eylcr. Panld-
&ng. q.
Sergeant Earle r. Moore Indiana. Pa.
CorMor:LlS:
William IT, Newman. waynesburo, Pa
James r. Patton. Philadelphia. Pa.
John &. Williams. Pittsburgh. Pa
Mechanic Bren!Slaw GusEtowt- Aurora,
Illinois.
Howard .. Ecckner. Mautau, o.
Charles Arthur Davies. Kingston. Pm.
Roy Fletcher. Springfield. Q.
Edward tIainrS. Midland City. O.
Marvin IH-ncr. ouarry"ville. Pa,
Privat,-s:
I'a!mcr William IIerrold. Shanlokin,
Pennsylvania
Michael Higgins. Columbus o.
Nicholas koschak- Scranton. Pa
Fred Z. StrouSh. Philadelphia. Pa.
Calvin Thompson. West Hamdon,
West Virgins.
Moses Justice Marietta o.
Neil A. Davis. ConnclSville. q.
Carey Redk"y. Hillsboro. o.
Herbert ". Best, Holmes, Pm
rcarly jennings Bond. Caldwell. @.
Roy r. Eassctrt. lima. 0.
Joseph koz!ckik. Ashley, Pa
Died From Accident aud othsr cunses.
Frlvates:
CHmillo ID Matteo. WitmcrdinE. Pa
James o. Siddons. Rimpass. Va
Wounded Severely.
Captain Joseph Warren George Steph-
ems. Wicomico Church. Va
C,orporals:
Thomas Y. Robbins. Pittsburgh. Ia.
John J. Ske'sSy. bristol. Conn
I'rivHtcs:
Martin J. Conlln, Philadelphia Pa.
John Dolan, Avoca. Pa
Clyde Worth Gre"nwal;. 1-emoync. Pa
Charles .. Hill, Point Pleaeant, W. Va
John Kasiewicz. Mt. Pleasant. IN.
Alfred W. Tcufel. EridcsSurS. Fhil-
adrlrhia. IA
Nicholas [9rina Cleveland. q.
barry Melvin Gordon. York. Pa
Hillary G. Gray. Norfolk. Ea.
John Harmon. Sugar Creek. q.
Robert Leonard I{auck. Cincinnati. ..
Herman w Iferr1Hl. Warren. Pa
Henry 2. Nc;rick. Forl City. Pa.
Louis Lntares. Toledo. a.
James =. 1.assitcr. Hampton. VI.
Frank IIernck Eric. Pa.
Missing in Action
Privatcs:
Stanley steven Dub5a C1r"cand Q.
Peter lcb"le. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Edward r. F>yrinE Gr"cnHhurgg. Pm
.rarncs T. Foley. Pittsburgh. IN
Ro,in Walter Erlscy. Wellington. q.
Joseph Nc5;"rvrr. Philadelphia. Pa.
Edward y. Murphy. Norwood. o.
Pred Homer Simmons. Trurmans. Pa
C7y;l" =. t'!!lingcr. HrCCta, q.
George :. liuuSrr. R,nv"r. IA.
James T.. Johnson. Philadelphia. Pa.
Harry A. Mayors. Pittsburgh. IA
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CLEVELAND FRAA.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 22.-The Rail
Lislts Of Toledo through their non
appearance here today for their hrst
game OF the scheduled. series forfeited
thr worlds amateur baseball champion
ship To the Standard Parts team OF
Cleveland.
Acting under instructions. Of Prcsi-
don't c. F.. Martin Of the National Base
hall Federation Umpire Hannah award
rd the gam" series ano ttlc' 70 inc
Iocnl team when the Fall Lights failed
to alpcar on The field.
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GERMAN REPORT

AMSTERDAM. Sept 22.-Field mar
shall Won Il'ndcnburs, replying To erect
INKS sent 70 him from patriotic meet
ing In Jul"rborR. said:
Tho first n'plIes from tho enemy
camp 70 the Austrian note reveal our
enemies state Of mind. In the rare ol
this there can be only. one Tatch~ora'
German people. hc hard.
BERLIN, Sept. 22.-Thc text OF the
Official statement reads:
Army Group Of Crown Prince Rup-
nrecht--wcst OF FHcsquicr and south
OF Havrincourt English partial attacks
vcrr rcrulsrd as also were strong en-
CITY thrusts north Of the river Scarpe-
An enterprise ny cur troops near
Mneuvrrs yielded As prisoners.
Army Group or General Won Euchn
After truItlnsS partial attacks OF the
last few days the English again
launched n great united attack. Their
objective was To effect nrcaK-lhrH':Gh
near Cambria. Under protection or
dense rolling .iro IN" English Infantry
accompanied BY :l-norcd cars and avn
tors, advanced to attack early In the
morning bctT"rn tiouzraucourt wood
and IIarEicourt.
During ;hr night of September ~
90 In anticipation o. an enemy ATTACK,
W. removed our defense IN IN" open
country cast Of Erchy ~ the old l;Hg-
clish positions between EillcrS-GuiSc-
!ains and H"ll!r"urt
When III" enemy, deeply cchcioEcd
for attack, aIormci dnwa tho heights
against our lines 10 was received by the
prepared defensive fir" nf our artillery.
infantry AMI machine guns. tn" At
turk broke down hcf"rr our lines.
After very strong preparatory IRE
the enemy renewed his attack. Th's
second ATTEMPT also WIS entirely with
out success. Although III" EnEiiSh
;,mporarily penetrated ;hc southwest
rrn portion nj Eillrrs-Nui*cin;n hnd
uucnncmnnt farm. they again ~"3"
thrown back ly m ir.n"dla;" counter
attack.
In tho evening and during 'hc night
very STRING artillery fire was again t"l-
lowed ny violent attacks which w"r" re-
pulsed.
vest rr1Gy was An especially SUCCESS
fuI day in the heavy struggle on the
w"9trrr frGnt. German. rifle and cav
airy regiments and cnst ard west rus
sim, Ensrr. Lower Silrsian. Wcstphai-
ian, Rhcnish and Bnvnrian regiments
mud guard troops inflicted on the Eng
lisl n very heavy defeat. On IN" who'll
front OF their attack they suffered TX
cr"dingly h,-i"y losses. Til" main share
for thr complete success II yesterday
is duo 70 our artillery.
Ectwsen tho Ailctt" and the hiane
artillery activity continued within mod
rratr limits. II revised In tho evening
i'm connection with violent attacks east
of Hauxillon. NJ, Vaurains farnn and
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PUBLIC SALE
Public Auction.

will soil Al public auction on the
promises ut Triadelphia, on Tuesday.
october 9Th. 1T p. H., my parcel d
ground ,!"S@@@5 feet. with TWO story
slatc roof frame building. Of rooms.
surnmc. Kitchen and pantry. cementcd
.,cllar. fine well OF water with pump in
kitchen. Young bearing orchard OF -
fruit trees. | finds nf grapes. herrieS
etc. Large yard with nice shade trees.
Terms Of Sale: Seven hundred doiinIf
cash, balance fifteen dollars per month
MARY A. CTSACRAFT.
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MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.

Died OF wounds Eocedved IN Action.
Corporal:
Edward L. Cabcll. ThiIadcfphia, Pa.
Irivatra:
Amos a. Conrad. Boycrtown. Pa. .
wounded In Action (Ssverely).
Frank i. ltudolph. Now kcnshtn ston
Pa
Einclc NJ Shick. Dayton Pa.
Priconar OF War In Germany, Pr-viouI-
II Reported missing In Action.
Private:
Elmer &. Reichart Philadelphia, Pa
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Bun uBsRN BONDS >
TX BgH LBERlY BONDS
RUSSIA IN TURMOIL
fco.tirund from 2igo one)

Tho Sr1oyetsk monastery from ~heFe
they were returned by order Of the allied
ambassadors With the approval or CON
gull ticrisrRl Poole.
Meanwhile The allied forces mcluoinS
ti,c American troops are patrolilnE inc
city assuring tranquility and just SET
,lrm,nt Of I'll dtarutta. A:chahEcl IS
r,urrallv Tranquil and the people arc
wu,,hiue the American md other GUARDS
opparcntly satisfied wish the fairness
NJ tho allies. Vi. Tschaikursky and
members Of his cabinet conferred with
th. allied arr,ha ssalnrS IN AN endnaVor
n, reach III adjustment satisfactory TO
all.
An AT4uciatc1l Press dispatch from
arri,angsl IN September -. said that
tl,. Tsrhaikuv@iiy cah;Eet had been re-
s,,t,,, after a conference between the al
;ird Diplomatic and military chiefs and
thrI il would runiinru To direct the ar
fairs in IN" region Of the north with the
advice III tho allies.
hMSTF.nnhY. Sept. c2.--Prince Fred
crick Charles Of FIcssc. brother IN Ia"
Of Emperor William. has been urged DE
hi yh quarters. according 10 III" socialist
nrtrspapt7 Enlkstinnl" Of Frankfort. TO
leave tho question: of the Finnish thru
In sasncu@ and 10 agree 10 only accept
the office OF administrator NJ the kincs
dun for hvn years. Tho Prince. IN"
newspaper saYs. has not yet accepted
!hr !,rupoan>.
In.lnr.. Frederick Charles % llr7S" was
reported IN n copenhagen dispatch OF
Scltnn,ber II III he IN = tour or Finland.
rnancinr in conferences With political
leaders In rhr different cities through
which hc passed II" was declared 10
awe EXPRESSED a willingness I" receive
tn. crown nf Finland. The Finnish land
:nS has trcn summoned 10 Incct Srptrn-
h.r IS Ia select Il EinC.
AMSTERDAM. September EN- tho
hr-i. Of information fr"n1 "ccmp"tcnt
source" The Berlin correspondent n! the
rus~..ior Nor:chirn com" In the cDnclu-
sion that Cha nc"llor Won IInytlinE docs
not intend tn r"sirn ard that Official cir
CHS do MOI attach any Importance" u the
I.c;r-;r TaErblnt:'a rcis,-t. Tho cnrvca-
,ondcnL SAYS that though tho minority
Of thu Crntrc and Progressive parties
n-c ,.n,lcavnring TO bring about greater
parllamcntarization OF thr government.
tho socialists alone favor absolute" par
lin:n"nta -i5l. init.
Tho C'rntrist organ Gcrmnnia- in An
article :oda: disrrrd;te tho Leipzig
Tagcbla,t's sensational! reports ahuu, a
pn.itic1l crisis. 1t declares that accord
now happily has h,>en reached and the
supreme army command Is and will re-
main decisive.
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December Five new tires Good rea-
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LOST and FOUND

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mcnt between B. & o. depot. Wheel
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II. Fries was business visitor
during the week.
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HEARTLESS WOMAN'S PLOTS
BRINGS MISERY IN THE END.

The schemes and plots OF wom-
an without heart are portrayed In
William Fox's newest photoplay,
Jealousy" In which Valeska Suratt
plays the leading role. II Is the
story of discontented woman, who
tries to find happiness by forcing
men 70 love her; But she IL crushed
and helpless In the end.
Anne Baxter miss suratt) marri-
es Peter Martin (Walter Law
against her will Later she finds
that the man she had loved. Roland
Carney (Curtis Benton) Is living
happily with his own wife, Agnes
(Charline Mayfield) and Anne de-
cides to break up the peace and
quiet OF their home.
She trlos first to make Roland
suspicious OF his wife but her efforts
In this direction meet with failure
Her direct attack on Rolands own
heart. meets with more success. She
gives him tip on the stock market.
and he follows II. But Peter has
learned what his wife Is doing. and
he Furnishes her and Carney at the
same time. by running Carney.
In the end. Martin goes to Anne
end tells her that he has known her
tactics from the beginning. lie leav-
es the house, az Anne falls senseless
to the floor.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-02
SPECIAL PERMITS TO SHEEP
MEN FOR FLOUR.

While on tour OF the southen part
~ the county couple OF weeks ago
/ IN company with others, the matter
|pt the big sheep men who have
|amps far removed from supply CEN
Eers being able to comply with the
regulations Of the federal food ad-
|ministrators was discussed. Upon ar
Flying home the writer took the mat
per up with Mrs. M. V. Dodge. coun-
|ty chairman, and upon the situation
|Delhg explained she at once address
|ed letter to the State Food Admini-
'strator with the result that the fol-
|iowing letter has been received:
You have full authority to issue
|fpeclal permits to sheep men for
|Iarge amounts of flour where In your
judgment they are strictly necessary
you may even. permit them to have
Hour without substitutes where they
are camping and on the move and
nave no means OF cooking and using
substitutes.
Please be sure that this privi-
iSge Is not abused"
Nv. X. NEWELL.
Assist, Food Administrator.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-02

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