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The Little River news., 1916-09-13
REVIVAL CLOSED AT OGDEN
Successful! Ne,hefith Meeting Closed:
 Other Ogden News.

Ogden, Sept. -,SpeciaD The Methodist revival closed Thursday ev- ening after ashort series of services. On the account of the serious illness Cf Bro Youngblood's wife, he though; best to close the meeting, Rev, Doah of Ashdown did the preaching Bro. Doak as We all know him is an able minister and his inspiring messages were greatly enjoyed and appreciated by all who attended. This being his last year with Us or at least for some time brings sorrow to our hearts ana we wish him the best of success in the great cause he represents where ever he may go
 Beautiful fall is approaching with it's golden harvest and sunny skies.
 Everybody is a busy as bees and wearing smiles that won't wear of
 Mrs. l. N. Hut and Missees Gatha Hudgens, Martha and Marguerite Leatherwood and Fred Hut attended the show at Ashdown Saturday night.
 Mrs. Fleming of AshdoWn visited with Mrs. J. c. Smithson last week.
 Mrs. " M. Crouch and son returned SunGay from a visit at Saratoga.
 Fred Hut returned to his home al Fouke Monday morning after an ex- tended visit with his brother, Dr. l. N Hut
 Miss Ethel Smithson has been yer. sick again.
 Geo McDowell and family visited relatives at Pine Prairie Sunday
 The Ogden Hard Hitters" hit the Red Bluff team with a score of 19 to ' Saturday afternoon. They will play Peytonyille at Peytonville next Sat urday
 Misses Ethel Smithson and Addie Crouch and Vonley Crouch visited in Ashdown Monday of last week.
 Ed Davis returned home last week from tour of the north. His family will return later
 J. H. Furlow attended cour in Ash down Monday
 John Smithson returned last week from Lemonville, Texas
 Joe Bass was in Te,.rkana last week on business.
 Mrs. Addie Allison and children ar rived last week from King to make their home here.
 Dr. l. N. Hut was in Texarkana Thursday
 Ben Leatherwood and wife are re- covering from an attack of malaria
 Eber Mcdowell of Pine Prairie was here Sunday.
 School was called Monday morning for classification.
The Little River news., 1916-09-13
TO WELCOME FEDERATION
1918 Meeting Will be Held at Hot
 Springs; Making Plans.

Hot Springs. Sept S.-A special meeting of the City Federation of Wo- mems Clubs has been called for to- morrow in the Business Mems League, the purpose of which is to make ar arrangements to receive and entertain a committee from the executive commit tee of the American Federation of Wo- mems Clubs, residing in Arkansas who will be here Tuesday to lnVeSti" gate local facilities relative to enter taining the 1918 meting of the natlon- a, organization.
 Mrs. John Ike Moore. Helena; Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal, Conway; Mrs. M. A. Retan, Little Rock, constitute the Arkansas representation. They ex- tended an invitation to the American Federation of Women's Clubs, to hold hold their next session in this clJy, New Orleans and Kansas City also after the convention, but the dele gates appeared to favor smaller town where it was stated, they and tIeir meeting would be the big fea. eare. Hot Springs is prepared to care for this convention. The Arkansas committee will attend a session to DC held next month in Chicago which will also be attended by a committed from the Business Mems League. Ac- , cording to correspondence received from members in various States Whc will be at this session and who Will have a vote in Seecting the next place of meeting Hot Springs is favored above any other city for the nert ccD- ventiOn.
The Little River news., 1916-09-13
AN APPEAL FOR
 ADJUSTMENTS
Arkansas Boys on Border Are Urg- ing Boys at Home to Enlist.
 Give Several Reasons.

Little Rock, Sept 12-(SpeciaD = this week making special appeal to those who have remained at home to enlist in the Arkansas National Guard. It has been somewhat humilia> ting for the Arkansas regiments to be reduced to less than the peace stren- gth for the various company units. There are more men in two battaliOnS of the Deleware regiment in camp near by that there are in a whole Ar kansas regiment.
 In the appeal to the patriotism Of Arkansas men, it is asserted that If a man is a true blooded American, he should be willing to give a few months time, Or years if need be, to the service of his country, and some of that time should be given in time of peace that he may be better able to serve in time of trouble
 The following reasons are given why the men should enlist: First--It makes a man think quickly.
 Second-It makes the mind domf- nate the body, for in a well-drilled man, muscle and mind must be in ac- cord.
 Third-It makes a man stand erect and lock his fellow-man in the eye.
 Fcurth-It teaches prompt obedi- ence and respect for law and order the lack cf which is the greatest evil and %anger of the present day. SiXth-It teaches neatness. self-re- lance and many other things that every young man should know. Many of the best business men 0 this coun- try are men who have had military training
 The mastering out of the federal service last week of 15,000 Guardsme: who had had service on the border indicates that the men are not to be detained longer than there is actual need for them. An the discipline ana training on the border is of the high est Gegree of efficiency.
 We now have the best opportunity for training that the Arkansas Guard has ever had. continues tho appeal. Why not take advantage of it? There are sCmo who say they cannot afford to come with us because Of the sman salary offered But salary is not CT should not be the motive at all.
 There are enough young men in Arkansas who could easily enlist and spend some months proGtably in the raining camps, if the matter could be put sQuarely up to them in the righ; light. A young man can get no bet ter training for business than that of the army
 Recruiting is under the dirocticn Of Captain N M Cartmell, U s. A., with headquarters in Little Rock, and sta tions located at Little Rock, Russell vile, Jonesbo:O, Stuttgart, Rogers anu Philadelphia.
The Little River news., 1916-09-13

FOR SALE-1 pair match mules, age
 2, weight -1050 each.-J. T. Sikes, Allene, Ark. SPA
The Little River news., 1916-09-13
G, Q. ?. VICTORY IN MAINE
Republicans Elect GubernationaI Can 3:date hy Plurality of l3 eco

PoIand Me. Sept. 11.-Maine Re pubIirans, reinforced by returning Prceressives, won a significant vic tory at tue election today They eie- cted a &oEerror, auditor, two United States senators and four representa- tives in Congress and wrestled con trol of the state Hiuse of Represents tives from tbe Democrats.
 The Republicans will be able cn q joint vete of the leg stature to eiecl the other state officers. Carl E. Mil iiken led his ticket, defeating Gov ernor Oakley C Curtis by plurality of apnroXimately B 900.
The Little River news., 1916-09-13
-----'i - 3,35.OO0 GERMAN LOSS
2{..S;3 oa L;>t fer August, Recar'i'
 Received at Lcndon Show.

Lcndon. Sept 11.--German casual ties in the war during August, accord ing to a compilation here from the German casualty list. tctaled 24o 800. This brings the German total since the beginning of the war, as compiled rom the same sources, to ,oioo0o- These figures include all the German pationalities but no doubt include the naval colonial casualties.
 The detailed figures for August 1oi- low:
 Killed 427Oo; prisoners, 1,SOo :, missed. 42 900; wounded, 153,500; total 240,900.
 Detailed figures for the period or the war to the end of August, l9l6:
 Killed. S32,0o0; prisoners, 165,O00 :; missing. 234 900; wounded 2,144,oOO :; total, 3,22.-5 coo.
The Little River news., 1916-09-13
|. (. V. VETERAN SHOT
Three Are Held for Investigation
 Victim Will Recover.

Mena, Sept, 9-Mel Parsons, 79 years old. while on his way homo from Grannis. where he had spent the day after drawing $S0 as his Confed- crate pension, was shot from ambush 2S shot lodging in his body, but he probably will recover.
 Henry Wagner, Bert Wagner and B. F. McCraven were arrested and held for investigation. It was at first thought Parsons was shot for the pur- pose of robbery, but the money was found, and it is believed he was mis- taken for another man against whom threats had been made.
The Little River news., 1916-09-13
'Il}t!.,I VAR THRE.iiE>S
Engii.h r-'sc # Censorship Nay Cause
 Commercial complications.

Washington Sept. 11.-A statement by Secretary Lansing today that he considers information secured by cen sors from the mails should be used only for military purposes is believed to mean that this issue will be inject ed into the negotiations w-th Great Britain over the mails.
 The British reply to the last Ameri- can note on mails is expected here this week. Allied diplomas express hope that no action will be taken by this government wAile the trade d,s- pute is under negotiations and pre- dicted that any retala ory action might result in a trade war.
The Little River news., 1916-09-13
STARTS NEW PAPER
H, A, Turner Establishes New Paper
 In FOrney, Texas.

The News received last week copy of the first number of the Forney News, a new paper with the name of H. A. Turner at the masthead. We understand tbat MT. Turner will con- tinue the publication of his paper at DeKalb, the Advertiser His sons, Homer and Brown. will be interested with his in the Forney enterprise. The Turner's are good printers and publishers, and will give Forney . good paper. Nr. Turner is one of the former editors of this paper.
The Little River news., 1916-09-13
SHIPPED 122i CARS
Memphis, Dallas and Gulf Received
 Many Cars of Truck.

According to a statement made by Martin Walsh, traffic manager of the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf railway, 1924 cars of fruit and vegetables were shipped over their line this season. The shipments consisted Of: 152 cars of peaches; 372 cars of can,aloupes, j, 73 cars of watermelons, 16 cars Of strawberries; II cars of radishes.
 MT. Walsh state that there should be about one-third more shipments next year on account of the increase i acreage.
The Little River news., 1916-09-13

Patrol engagement and Lombard ments continue to feature the fighting on the Macedonian front. The Bulgar- ians have been forced to abandon sev- eral trenches in the district east ot Vetrent, while he British have shelled Jenikol and Nevolyen anG raided the Doran front
The Little River news., 1916-09-13
FARMERS RAISING GARLIC
Howard Farmers Experimenting In
 Garlic This Year.

Nashville, Sept 9.-Pierce Gosnell, perimenting with crop of garlic, and
 indications are it will prove a suc- cess. Other farmers in this commun- ity are planting small acreage as an experiment.
The Little River news., 1916-09-13

COTTON SEED-I have booked one
 car of pure Mebane Triumph cotton seed to be shipped out in ten days. for planting. See me before buying-C. F. Smith. SPA
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31
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THE POsTREGER Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
G. D. Floyd, Mgr,
K0Ons 305- 1907 Goff BLDG.

Marion County, West Virginia, win receive
RCnlcd bids for the construction of Il DrlCk
school building In the TOwn of Metz, Mat
nington District, Marion County, West
VIZ amin.
Bids to bN received until II III noon, OF
September Gtn, 1910, ut which time same
viii be opened and contract lot.
The contractor to furnish all lpGtesldl,
and construct building according to plans
and specifications and give bond with ap,
proved %surCtieG for the faithful perfOri-
nnce Of hls contract.
All the work TO he under supervision Ne
the said liOnrd, n well as All material
to be used, all to DO subject TO che up
provnI OF Baid BOnrd.
Plans and specifications may le found
with c. ii. SnIder. architect, ut FaIrmOnt.
Marion County, West VlrgInia, or ut tho
Office OF the President u the BIarl Of
Education, Public School Building, at Man
ningtOn, Marion county. West Virginia.
The said Board Of education hereby re-
serves the right to reject my and all lids.
All bids to be add reSa to George W
Bowers, president Of tho Board VI Elr-
cation, Post omco address ManningtOn,
West YirglnIn.
Board o. Education,
by GEORGE w. Bowers, President
A. l.. Thomas, Secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

WHEELING: Deaf mutes from
nil parts Of the state will gather here
Friday for the annual convention of
the West Virginia State Association
of Deaf, which will be held two days
A reception will be rendered the del
egates tomorrow evening before the
opening Of the convention. A unique
program has been arranged.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

CHARLESTON: The public ser
vice commission announces that II
will Friday hear both sides of counsel
on the petition of the Pittsburg and
West Virginia Gas Company for per-
mission TO increase It's rates for gas
to consumers in Taylor, Harrison
and Marion counties, Citizens of
Cotton Hin, Fayette county. filed Il
petition with the commission asking
that the Adams Express Company be
required to reopen It's Office there,
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REPAIR WORK

ALL kinds Of roofs repaired, old roofs
painted, BpOutlnG and eve troughs hung
low prices, all work guaranteed. Drop
postal and / Will call. Theo, Boone, Gen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

CHARLESTON A horse wear
ing a pair OF pants is an unusnal
spectacle now scrn in the streets OF
Charleston. The driver Of IN oN'
press wagon has devised It TO pro-
tecl the horses lorcIegs from ille''
Pockets having been provided in thu
trousers, sOulo wag put n bottle OF
whiskcy in one and q whIsk broom
in the other.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31
FUR SALe-EliSCeIlane0uS

FOE SALE-Su:au grocery doing buainess
Reason Tor SclliES. sickness Address "L
T." CG.o Telegram office.
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PARKERSBURG: Chairman @.
G. Lewis, Jr.. of the Democratic state
executive committee, has issued 4
call for u meeting of the committee
and candidates for state Offices TO
be held In Huntington Friday, Sep
TENDER /. The meeting is called for
the purpose of flling u vacancy as
presidential eloctor on account of
ineligibility, and for the transaction
OF other important business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

KEYSER: The state encamp-
ment of the Patriotic Sons of AmerI-
ca Of West Virginia has just been
held here, Hosts for the annual as
sembly were the members Of Wash
Iigton Camp, No. 2S, Of this city. A
banquet was rendered the visiting
members at night. About 400 mem
bers attended.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

HCP3fOBlLu ROADSTER, Io15 modal,
electric lights aud startsF. Tires and cas
In GzSt class condition; cost $3.50, for
Eale NJ big Bacrlica. Address "Hupp,"
care OF Telegram ONCE.
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TRIP.

The local chapter Of the Eastern
Star No. II, has cancelled the trip
to the Loop park picnic on account
Of the teachers institute and other
arrangements which made it impos-
sible to turn out as a body.-Adver-
tisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

CHARLESTON: Tho town of Mel
son, Boone county, has been prGc-
~ticnlly abandoned since the Coal
river food of two weeks ago. Post
flee inspectors, compiling n report
OF conditions affecting postotltces in
the flood region, will recommend be-
cause OF that fact, that the postoilce
there be discontinued,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31
King Ferdinand of ROumania.

Rumania's declaration Of wal
against Austria-H Hungary immediate,
Ity followed a recent meeting Of the
brown council at Bucharest. King
Ferdinand, the kaiser's cousin, is pre-
pared to throw 100000 trained sol.
jdiers into the field in aid of the allies,
Rumania's sympathy with France
has long inclined her to this action.
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WANTED-SemaIc Help

WANTETD-GIri Tor cook and to do
general housework. Apply at 442
West Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

acknowledgements girls for millinery
store; good opportunity for right par
ties. Apply to Mrs. DefoTcst, DcForestS
Millinery, next to Union Bank.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31
There is No Use
Of You Paying
Rent

We can furni3h you what
you need in a home in amy
part Of the city, We make
Che terms so you can pay for
it and our prices are very
reasonable. If we do not
have built what you are
wanting, come in and pick
out your vacant lot, and we
will build you a new home,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31
NQTIGE TO W90lMEN

All Woodnen in Harrison and nd
Joining counties are cordially invited
to attend a social and building booster
session Of Stonewall Camp No. JOG,
W. o. W. on next Friday night, Sep
TENDER /. Plenty of refreshments.
A. II. GARRETT.
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.ANTED-At once, II good girl for geneT.
nj house work in family Of three, good
wages TO right party. Apply ~ once 10
Mrs. J. Wesley Law, 5lA south seventh
street, Colonial Heights,
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WHY ADVERTISE?

When a merchant has won u little
victory over his competitors in the
way OF securing for his patrons q de-
sirable and exclusive line OF goods,
his vistory is important to you
therefore he %advertises 1t in the Tele-
gram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

TOR SALE-lGO acres, four and Il half
miles from river and railroad station;
GOOD seycn-room house; good cellar,
granagy and goad house new barn Az
As new lotion silo; BoUd well OF water;
. cistcrns; l. acres Of orchard Of win
ter apples jus. in good bearing: 800 H.
bcrta peach trees. four years old Ninety
acres nimost lsvel: can be worked with
any kind OF ridlng machinery 10 acres
nboUt 20 tons W good hay; IL acres good
corn 100 to 800 barrels Of winter npplOS,
uad farming machinery, all goes 70. SiJ
per acre, with onc-half oil and gas re.
mined: or $40 without crops n ma
chincsy. SEC this farm before buying.
Call or write owner. i. D. Vineyard,
Long Bottom, y.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES


FOR SALE-IwO sTosy, Scrvu room logsS,
il tAe best Ir%SlueArO action OF Bread
UnAs, utaf G0f Plaza, sw0 blocGs OH
!Srrd ntleri. House Ii eu nice !eNeI Iot.
I.4EIu VGIekeu mouse ana 6LlaIl Stable Ou
IsAE Vi IVL Ad4rvss "Slp' GREt 1s4rSFAm
J!Age
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

IUI SALE-New ! room house. bait, pan,
try, front uud bnCE pOrclesi csment oeI,
lar, slate roof, lot lyAlgU. On Orchard
street, Stellcy Heights, For p?iCe ana
terms see 4. 4. UIIs, III GhnDel asFSvN
Bel phUuO ll.G-J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

FOR SALE-.N farm Of about 200 acres,
IL good tcu-rOom house with sinsc root,
good stone cellar with cel!ar-house; 3
Wells Of water, > good SraHaries, : ten
ant house, woodShcd and other outDull!-
80 acres woodland, the rest all in pasture
This is most al hill land well watered
by springs. This is good limestone land.
An abundance OF ruit, apples, pears,
peaches, plums, grapes, etc. 'this land Is
Situated In Jackson County, ". Va, 0
miles from BellviIle, n station on the
Il. X o. Il. H., II miles below PnrlierS-
burg. Anyone wishing 10 see this farm,
write me at WIllowdnlo, W, Va, and |
VIII meet you at Bellyille. Price $1,000.
j. w. q. Kelly. Millowd0!e. w. Va.
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FOR SALE one i've room cottage, slate
roof ana basement l2G Daisy street,
Broad oaks. Tor Ilrther information ad-
dress p. .. Boz u23, CITY
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sON SALX OR REST-Two story, eight
room MOUSE, pantry, warvr aud sewerage
VlA lluIsI, cGULEul nantes, chiuS cI'se''
s.ate roof, Williams st!trI. bi."hvin
4gIgats, North View. '!0mG phone ~
Ae4I pASAB 4ui- L.,
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FOR SALE-Curucr of Harrison and North
streets. a four room cottage aud buih,
hail, front aud back porcnes, splendid
gar.igr. on lot GONl3O lret, paved street
GuG cement wulSs. Price $1,000. Terms
very easy. TINS property Is near Con
Plaza, whore they sell ~ foot lotS Tor
change for real estate, n-pGssehgcf,
PUlge eur, run less tnUu 5000 miles. y,
j. white y Co, Mrcarty Eidg" iitII
phone los, Res. lS62-L Home phone
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FOR sALE-Propcrty OF the late A.EtS-
au4pr pun, at ,a, West PIKE street TWO
stUge buildings and two frame dwtiil,es'
ApIly to Mfs. Laura rNomas and Mrs
Iir.l- Suutgrass, 80. Nr,. l'Ilc street
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FOR SALE About "a aero corner lot,
ANAL unfinished cottage, 80 bearing
fruit trees, running water pivcd to
HOUSE. iirc 20: poultry. Straw''err.. IS or
in one and two yeaEs. W. Il. Mason,
Norwood addition.
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BOARD WANTED

WANTED-By II young lady, board In pTl.
vnte family, within walking distance Of
town will pay $3.50 per week. Would
: be willing to help some with work nights
and mornings. Address p, o.. Box %,
MnNmnnh ~ w
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WANTED-SaIesme

WANTED Reliable salesman or ngcnt
with $500, capable Of interviewing huBi'
ness men; competent man can clean up
over 5000 year. Absolutely Legitimate.
pnfc buslnOBR; no risk; Ig sure to make
gram ONCE.
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FOR SALE SIN room house, frame, slate
root. newly painted aud papered on lot
syA-JU feel 81 Davis Stroet, b4Isal"
10 uu!t.. buyer. terms, Gail bel. phone
I5I-K.
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FAiRMONT: The Fairmont
Chemical Company has been organ
lied by Clarence D. Robinson and
others for the purpose of erecting n
plant to cost $4,000 for the manu-
facture Of sulphuric acid.
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at Ida May,
near Pennington. Apply to super
intendent OF John y, iKsner q Bro.
Lumber Company.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WIS BIZ WITHOUT MONEY! 1 &c.
commodnte everybody. by lonninE monOy
on watches, diamonds, j0Welry. musical
inEtrnmOntR. ere. Jos. jay. J0wPler.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

WHEELING: Sheldon Joseph,
state humane officer. is circulating a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

PARKERSBURG; W. b. Wilson,
a wealthy farmer and land owner Of
Pleasants county, died in the City
hospital here following u surgical
operation for appendicitis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-31

NlNTuD-Mfty foreign loborers several
foremcn, good wages, long job. Apply
TOB Union Bank Bldg.