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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21
woman. Club Meeting.

The Nellsburg Woman's club held it's
regular meeting on Thursday afternoon
subject for the day was West Nn
GINA" considerable portion OF the
program was devoted to local history
ably handled by the club members. The
Following ts the program for the day.
West Virginia Day
"Mountaineers are Always Free"
Roll call-West Virginia Senator's arsS
Congressman.
Music Nff.g 4 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21

thority that Congressman Neelv bs.
made the selection and the Announce.
ment Is expected before the frst Of
next year. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21
FROM
OHIO
xntsl1sgsnosr Bureau
Columbus. O., Hov. 10.

xntsll4gsnosr bureau
Columbus. O.. Nov. 10.
NEARLY $500 worth or 5eweiry snd
en- last night from the homo OF w. r.
casparis at Marble Gin. suburb OF
MA Mn s ss ssea. cdmp connected
Practically s75o.ooo was spsnt by the
wet and dry forces IN the recent prohi-
the drys paid out sis7.sis ana the rest
was paid out by the other side. Fair
county in the state. sesidss the county county
w sse eoisesea s ana an .ps ont
The county was considered wet but was
carried by the drys.
sos. Dry. 81. oss;. Hsmilton county.
vets $500. drys 1870. Franklin. vets
sss ssi airy aTys 49, kas.s sognty ws,s
sisss7s drys s2.s.s summit. nets
sss. arss y s.sss. ciars x.t wst ss 800
dry. sass; Jefferson. wets st.ot+, drys
e msss sss dly. s .s, s cs
sesoso vet. wsss 7o asys ,s drss
The women's Christian Temperance
Union Med n statement showing that
received and spent $4,000.
The boiler In tho building having fail
- 90 work and IL being Impossible 20
day in Nicholson block Justice Bos-
tick. who ha. officc. in that structure.
IN lawyers Office and the attorneys
wore their overcoats while they argued
the case
while Albert Woodward. aged s6. was
h hs,piins ~ 70 Jack . up ear car today lay the
so badly crushing It. that It had TO be
ss ssaian ssa Sc. 'y ca, Of 'is
anyhow"
ator and pluralities of the successful
candidates In the recent election fol-
Lseutsnant Governor-w. A: Green
lsos D. pssiS Win %a M A PrSs 81
s sts; n; J. 5aay%es soc Ss.l%s ArnOids
t tss.dsd5: fIs Q. Hilsebrsnat. Es
state Treasarsr&john p. Brennan.
7s 4sesis' Rgbs SSus M Ar Frog RI s 49,
Areher's plurality. 4e.5ss.
D.. ss!.GI; E. G Turner. r., 40 So:
John p Turner Pros. si:sts; l. 4:
S SlSssi,,s s0f ss.si Ss.'''' e c Turner's
United States senator-T. s. Hogan.
D., 423.s42: Warren @. Harding, r.
s2s.1Is: A. L. Garford, Prog. el.5Se: +.
a, Ii Hisehe ~. , Soc ss.sos. HardinEs
Chief Justice. OF the Supreme Court
John c. Madden, Soc. 1sS,ss3; Hugh
l. Nichols, D, s45,2is: Frank Taggart.
r., s2s.547. Nichols plurality. 1851.
Judges Of the Supreme Court-Phu
n. Crow, D. Seo.92s: J. Foster wilkin.
D.. 2s6.017: Thomas A. Dimes. r., 345,-
1885, Edward ). Matthias. r., 3S3.17f:
y. E. Riegel, Soc. ll2. S47; II. H. Smith.
Soc. 201,s41. Jones' plurality over
Willin 5s,23s; Matthias plurality over
Wtlkfn. 47.i54.
The highest plurality was given to
Warren q. Harding. the next highest
TO Judge Jones and the third highest
to Edward c. Turner.
DR.. Fay Delays and wife. OF Bay.
81. Louis. Miss. and their daughter and
son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Rurbin w. Les
lie. mayor OF Convoy. were instantly
killed the Main street crossing OF
the Pennsylvania railroad In that VIII
iase this morning when their auto was
wrecked by west bound limited train
on the Pennsylvania lines
The Ohio Society Of MeChanicaf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21

Lima NJ Miller. trustee ana executriy
81 the last viii and testament Of j. X
Miller. deceased. 10 g. l.. snyder OF
Creek district. Consideration faST
Dated November 7. 1914
George w. Buxton and Mary T. Box
ton. his wife. 10 william McC:owau
tract OF land situated on the waters of
skull Run In Cross Creek district Com
sideration $3.50. Dated November 1G.
Brooke County Improvement Com
nany TO the Trustees Of the First
Presbyterian church Of Foiiansbee lots
25F and 25S IN block IL IN tint original
Flat 81 the town 81 Follansbee. Con-
sidcration 81. Dated October 20. 1910
Wellsburg banking and Trust Com
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DR.. Fay Delays and wife. OF Bay,
son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Rurbin w. Les
lie. mayor OF Convoy, were instantly
killed on the Main street crossing OF
the Pennsylvania railroad In that VII
lase this morning when their auto was
wrecked by a west bound limited train
on the Pennsylvania lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21

city to-day, among the speakers to-day
beng EDWARD $. Adams. OF Cleveland
and Prof. Charles w. Eoulk OF Column
bus. AT a complimentary dinner this
evening, Walter q; stephen, OF cleve-
Cooling Ponds" Tomorrow the chief
points OF interest In this city will be
inspected.
LIMA. O.. Nov. 20.--Char1es Burk. 90,
went 20 the Pennsylvania station in Del
phos. 10 meet incoming guests at ten
O'Clock tonight. The guests arrived
and found their way TO his home
shortly afterwards his body was found
At the Main street crossing.
When Burk failed TO return home his
wife asked police TO search for him.
Through them the body was Identified.
Prom the position OF the body. Il was
believed Burk had been struck by the
train which brought his guests. The
dent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21

The Ohio Society OF Mechanical
Electrical and Steam engineers opened
their thirtieth annual convention in this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21
Marriage licenses.

kenneth i. bOoher aud Margaret
olive Fleming. both OF Pittsburgh
Joseph H. kirkland and Rachel
Ochsenbein. both Of Martins Ferry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21

The ". =. oovernmsnt has again or
INfNN largo quantities ~ Davis Uanff.n
Powder. the pune food Kind" Won
should uee %. Zoo. zoe 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21

H'u''On'sh on ias- GIVE ACT and FUlI FNfcUIlRS.
Or. r. Harvey Roof. Dept. 1883, Station
~, New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21

lssmpie oimyrem.
ecy has cured ease,
Of fsilino Siekneu
of tpilepg. Prsmpi
relief ousfsnies1
PAY tIPAtSSacE
On &c TnlAl
b0TTlf, u YoU cut
cot end htTOas
sdvertlsemenL
) uefn sfsfemenis
anf kasnnr.1. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21

while Albert Woodward. aged s6. was
helping 20 Jack up a car to-day. the
so badly crushing II. that II had TO be
wood~ard. Tor coaidn'a see es gu. Of "i e
anyhow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21

The boiler In tho building having fail
- 90 work and IL being impossible TO
get M steam, there was not heat to-
day In Nicholson block Justice Bos-
tick. who has Offices I'm that structure.
was comperked accordingly 20 hold court
In q lawyers office and the attorneys
wore their overcoats while they argued
the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21

Neariy $500 worth or 1eweiry snd
other articles " much value were stol-
en- last night from the homo OF w. r.
casparis at Marble Gin. suburb OF
this city. Mr.. Casparis II connected
wish the casparfs stone Company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03
her his arm? II ye

undher arrmf
did ye get job posin' fr tn movies . .
from tn tn royalty touches tn soil IL whin
It tn q
What's all about?' asked Casey IN
III ven tn different Offices said Gogan 1t
would umpoire
aad thred could hit tn Grand Ferdy
wild landed
Austria bze Thin Austria whit cub bear hunt
tn tn
tn idea a Rossa butn In an in lawn Bull didn't fancy tn idea
NV,
faction
there Roosia England an Austria Germany
AN call patriotism
servian who lives Austrian steady rr
wouldn't
bein' incased
Now his
en-.
mo.
king that his bin walked
call arms
Casey
why tn Europe tn
Casey 81 M
he tn SOL
der tn had from Ulster So that will all
breakn much q pope"
"Wnl Uncle Sam be dragged into tf" Casey
tn Monroe
How could that aboutr"
laad in MONTH
take notion Z capture that distlery above Windsor"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03
A Worthy Candidate

Chase 8. Osborn IL making cam
paign for a big ONCE In really big
way. lie Is displaying brains In his
every speech which show him to be
pre- eminentiy fitted for the Office for
which he has been asked TO run.
Surely the people OF this state real
lie the great need for real men In the
executive chair OF this great common
wealth.
This is an age of great acts, great
Invention, great statescraft and busi-
ness. IL Is therefore necessary for
the men who would represent US at
the head OF our government to be-
men OF the highest intellect and ex-
perience, fearless and progressive.
Men OF qualities: yes. and OF talents,
for all sorts OF people populate this
great state and we need men VINO
have a power OF reason to be backed
up by some general knowledge that
will AT them to legislate and execute
with understanding.
The Afro-American people have al
ways been the sufferers as race
when small or weakling politicians
have been chosen I'm the past. Poll
tic,ans are too much obligated TO the
various clans that back them and are
too often hampered when certain
kinds OF legislation appears that they
would be glad to give their personal
aid, yet they are withheld by the fact
that Il will hurt the henchmen.
Mr.. Osborn Is no politician; all OF
his opponents are The colored man
has too long felt the butt OF the heel
OF the domineering politician. Come,
good thinking Afro-Americans, arouse
yourself: let us get out and work for
the nomination Of this man. who has
travelled In our native land and knows
every stage OF the black man from
cannibal to college president. He Is
more able, because of his wonderful
faculty for linking his broad and prac-
teal experience with learning that
equals the best brain In the United
States today, to know justice, and
therefore will see that II Is granted
60 even the most lowly.
Colored Americans, Chase s. Os-
born. thus equipped and backed with
his great will power. is the best man
OF all the candidates In the field for
governor Of this state. and our race
must unite and not only vote for but
get out and work for his nomination.
The Detroit Leader.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03
From Another Point of Vie,D

Isn't Il too bad than Ban Johnson
seems to be the only man In this
league the Fsderals don't wantf
The American league president has
once more Snodgrassed.
.
The positiveness with which Q d. u.
R conductor contradicted passenger
who claimed he had dropped In q dime
may have been due to the fact that
the packed condition Of the car left
no room .for doubt.
The mayor of Altoona. Pa. says all
married men should be home at or
before 3 .. m. Maybe Altoona belongs
to that midnight league.
Germany produces most of the toys.
But what II has ON its hands right now
Int monkey business. y
A Monroe county wife wants d.
vorce because her husband blacked her
eye when she found him with another
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03
Checking Up Some Ne,us

10
<
The idea to keep each city
doing
better local transportation.
public SER
ropes IT, brands and taps Its water the bureau win
OF officials
W putting for this work and don't
on the board OF trustees and doubt they'll
With
socald
There The Of exact information buck % shs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03
The Prejudice Sticks Out

The troubles OF New Orleans with
the bubonic plague have started war
fare on the rat IN many cities of the
country and given some ignorant
editors occasion to show what slaves
OF prejudice civilized men become.
Says one newspaper:
The rat Is Q lothsome creature.
hideous to behold and filthy in his
habits. His diet Ii no less unclean
than the fy's and his unsightly body
becomes the breeding place for mil
lions OF dangerous vermin- he
thrives on uncleanliness and trails
infection in all his sinking opera
items. There Is nothing aesthetic
about the rat He infests the moi
some places that man. In his ignor-
ance and neglect has overlooked Re
member, the rat serves no useful pur-
pose. Kill! Ktlll"
Il II all right TO kill him. for he
does carry germs and does do more
damage than good. But. before man
exterminates species OF animal, he
ought to be certain that his reasons
are sound, and, at any rate. II Is not
NECESSARY 10 SlohoCh oA@soAAsSs
/ ing. There r. lesson In the rat.
Read the above quotation carefully.
How prejudice based upon ignorance
sucks out!
IL the rat more hideous than the
pug dog or bull dog OF which our
aesthetic women often make boudoir
pets? Ia. It more unclean in diet
than the hen? Does 1t carry more
germs than the house cat? You have
to answer no to these questions and
little study will compel you to ad-
NIT that, In habit, diet, place OF resi-
dence and method of getting q living
the rat IL what man has made him.
The rat, like the snake. knows that
mans hand Is always ready to smite
him. Il makes him sneak and q
forager by night He would much
prefer to reside In q corn bin and live
ON clean grain. II your premises are
clean, he will leave them for others
that are not He n q scavenger, like
the house ny, and serves . useful pur-
pose as such and, II man is to do
without scavengers. rest assured ne
must keep himself and hfs premises
clean, by his own methods.
But this Il no brief for the rat He
IL greatly destructive. Poor cuss!
the anathema OF the medical world
has been laid upon him. and he must
go. The whole list Of germ bearers
rats, dogs, cats. flies, rabbits, SOUR
rels, even some Of the birds-must
be exterminated that man. for whom
all things were created, may be I'm
mune from several millions Of dis
eases. The balance swings against
these creatures. even against those
whose evil character man himself has
created. and the aesthetics among US
slander as we kill. Finally, we shall
have man contaminated by man
alone. And II seems probable that
he'll keep on ailing and dying regu-
larry, Just the same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03

The most powerful raised against the ghasty
human blood silent hushed in death in his tomb
xssnsya Poyana
But Toy the great Russian living while all Europe
- 1sng on the sembance camp, would
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03
4sR8e cspcF&s
he -Enlehtens on Ire Affairs V}y1VY
Hv1 Resulting From
$PSU Hunt "


- 800 -
~ This Is fair. this a
owned bi tn = 80
chance I'm hother
h'contest equal
tn
bndages undhe had bin
hard feelins In the - - -
- = 800 ~'Ae .S - -
Nun win be killed ke goes on tn waar path
There viii be 50 nanny manned an
9TH round tn word an who
will = "- - 80
o understand said
dollar that
families an they all have nearly as much
eevers
royal family that made dollar their loves?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03

woman. 1t seems they ny to the d.
vorce court these days on the slight
est provocation.
The situation may have cleared IN
Mexico or simply have been trans
ferred to the local Democracy.
"You're out, and don't kick on the
declslon or III give you Q poke In the
Jaw"
We feel sorry for little Donie Bush,
who. also, we understand. has the dust.
throwing habit
No news of general war declared ID
mighty good news.
A reasonable price for flour. we
hear, Il has-bin.
Austria has q fighting disposition.
but never puts UP its dukes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03

against horrible bloodetng the
patriotism in his Svastopol sketches
where after describing the anEng the Russian French sol
diers during truce, he concludes:
hung on
u
In he
do not whop law Of
In
witt Of
hauled and
OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03
And Then Had oIttsnl

A boy would persist IN saying Il
have wrote" The teacher set him
the supposedly curative task Of writ
ing the words have written" 100
times after school hours. She forgot
all about him and went home. On
her troubled return some time later
she found that he had left on her
desk this note:
Dear teacher: have wrote I have
writtin' hundred times. and have
went home"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03
On the Brink.

II was the season Of Lent, and the
vicar Of certain village church was
solemnly and impressiyely exhorting
his congregation to REORGANIZATION.
abstinence, and repentance. The
beadle, who Is accustomed TO sit be-
low the pulpit, II locally renowned
as the owner of the biggest mouth In
the district. Unfortunately he felt
sleepy, and yawned at very critical
and impressive part Of the ministers
sermon.
Pause, my brethren. at this SOL
emn season OF Lent, before II - too
late" exclaimed the preacher, COR
you may be dragged into the abyss
which is now yawning before you"
There was a suppressed litter In
the congregation, the preacher looked
surprised. and the beadle little dis
comfited.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-03
THE COST OF A GENERAL WAR IN
POOR HANDS FOR AN ESTIMATE!


The COST of general Europe what would it bel
Washington correspondent replying query from newspaper
o. filing story his initiative attempts enighn US
his dispatch says military experts in the capital regard
s. % vast 10 beyond reckoning
They assert says quite impossible to make even guess
a 70 the aggregate expense
From the dispatch goes
expense side 10 ordinarily koneo
the Held Another est
Aumna ssa. general oona. VIII call Into
aooooooo soldiers this basis would bring the total Military
$2oooooooooo about ssoooooo
Amy on.s point gu. tina. . military expense
a & only portion asrieuL
Of manufacturing and Other Industries and the
all DO rsekoned
In estimate Of the vast cost
Look back through again anything about
uvR
Not word, You note
How niseabl has this correspondent subject
r.. matter Of dollars and cents is with
course but long being MERE matter Of dollars
and cents
70 some; many-w hope day EvERYBoDYths matter
u win only incidental in calculation Of the cost
81
We hope day reaching the and
sssry wsr-big or itle-uin for everybody be LIVES
Then viii be less chance Of war and fewer wars
Then longer necessary for peasants to leave their home
wives moher children the winter grain for these mouths IN
e fields to rot they be shot full Of holes al
ROYALTY hope and the manstay Of greedy capital
general war develops in Euope- hope until the Last there
- IS nothing -but general In Europe haro
hoping Washington correspondent gets assignment TO- 90
abroad. over, and the cost Of It,
imagine would his direction head Immediately for tho
exchaue but win have him assigned 6 some
that these tho places learn the real
will him the Serbs to make house to houe
cony,ss for could he the real story
be told Of the dollar mark because 1t
the haunted look Of an the pahd and
women with pale weak starving children cngns
fingers their sra making their sacrifice to the CHOWH
Of wal, you aski he will hear mother say
"The cost Of war; sirf S0NP
put place Of the dollars took to build
10 Aghtng ship with which this sank
'The cost Of war, you askp he win hear wife say.
oThe war; siri A HUSBAND"
viii him put down place Of what the ammunition cost
~ during the terrible conflict
war ask" viii hear daughter "A father
Eoir and, too sir, this empty -four barrel"
askp he will hear returning peasant
This leg this crippled and wrecked body, sir"
The correspondent would find himself covering the story they
~ It ought to be covered.
Warrington could have told him the Of in
IL lev he known how to put the question.
told him the always before other
nidsraton lie, limb and blood and and saddend and
Indfng hearts, and privstion, want, and misery"
n Il hut computable In dollars and cents.
human blood SILENT hushed in death in his tomb at
|xansya Poyna-
But Toly great Russian sage living while all Europe
the fierce sembance Of armed would hear his
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28
SUCCESSFUL EVERYW HERE.

People everywhere are talking
OF the quick and fine results
Folev's Kidney Pills give in
backache, rheumatism, kidney
and bladder troubles, You can
not take them INTO .vonr system
without good results, That is
because Foley's Kidney Pills
give to the kidneys and bladder
just what nature calls for to
heal these weakened and III
active organs. J. D. Carroll,
SacratnentC, Cal, writes; 1T is
a pleasure to recommend Foley 5
Kidney Pills, as they just work
ed wonders in my case. For sale
AGv,
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Miss Cayanaugb the popular
teacher of our High School, has
been quite sick the past week.
The High School Boys Basket
Ball Team played q match game
with the City Team and were de
feated by score of 80 to %. but
we have hopes, as the High
School boys have never played
any foot ball as yet.
X
Charlie Arizilia left for Tres
cott with the teams. We have to
have rooters.
Gregory Durand, blacksmith ut
the new round house. left for
Albuquerque Sunday morning for
q short visit with his family, and
tCb'll Htu w tuIleSOoN.
FOR SALE. Furniture by the
piece, or household complete
ready for housekeeping. No. 800
West 3rd ST., three doors west of
Warren Ave.
n n
Have you noticed the County
Road Supervisor at work on the
road East of town? That is
sight worth going out to see,
since the road work on the east
end of Navajo County, has been
sorely neglected in the past
years. We have been the goat for
the balance of the county, pay
ing the bulk of the tax, and get
ting little or no road work for
our money. Winslow is making
a holler just now, that is being
heard all around Navajo County,
and unless we get what is our
due in attention from County of
ficials, we will make greater
outcry that will make somebody
sit mp and listen.
4
Spellmire and Lyons, who are
making Winslow known as the
home of high grade sheep, left
Thursday for the Phoenix com
try, where some of their sheep
are Wintering this year.
Mrs. Larry Quinlan was pas
senger on number nine for Flag
staff THURSDAY Mrs. Quinlan has
become an ardent Winslow boost
er, and reluctantly left our warm
for the frigid weather
of the mountain town on the west.
4
All ladies' of the town interest
ed in securing better govern
ment and becoming more effici-
ent in the exercise Of their fran
chise are invited to attend
meeting held in the room occu-
pied by the Christian Church in
the Elks' Building. Monday,
March End, at 8 o'clock ?. NJ.
The meeting will be conducted as
a school of politics.
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28


tHe>sureor
Electric Light The accused
electricity and sold only by meter effect
the surface
1t
unconstitutional They bill headlight
BILL defining qualifications
public
deposits
overwhelmingly upheld by the the election 1912 The
railroads then the sought ninction
prevea
The will the dismissal actions
The corporation commissioners take the view that the
legislature
The exception the headlight
ceiling railroads they ahou
quired to for three cents mile
uphods
court CT Marcopa county the Helen Vended versus Mrs Laura
bel geman Miss vnderdoes given $500 Judgment for assault
committed defense that he
relation existing Th'
that husband responbl
voluntary his exists in Arizona also at
cut Of line with the modern vie" of womens rights
important before he
the middle west Arizona fuel oil fornia
oanFe'e u's are aeAne pe rate OF 90 cents hunore0
pounds our Arizona points has been fixed The
theenH 1a and to other places within the state in proportion The
case aaenp the rates IN canned saa FROM @ h sst E 70 h 1ed
Il ask reductions all the line.
the
coal from Ga California livestock shipments
Arizona California
in the according Assistant Auditor omond clos
huth with all banks in the
Mr. Ormond banker
commenting the excellent showing financial nstiu
tons The the heing
lie receives nauries
s. ekng
The condensed statement and banks
January lS 1914 showed
This increase little less than s445sl0S
the
the
n
road and school distributed
s27229 Apache
s71749
Phoenix
ii m he
will
Mark Smith will the principal address,
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28

Mrs. G. B. Gates who left here
so1e ago for Des Moines, Iowa,
to enter a hospital there, is re-
ported to be on the road of re-
covery.