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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31

Mrs. y. L. Scarborough arrived
here on Monday and was guest
Of Mrs. L. Ledet during the w.
o. w. convention. Mr.. Scar
brough, member OF the order,
arrived later.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31

Miss G. Brown, Of New Iberia,
and Misses Shaw and LeBour-
geOis, Of Jeanerette, spent Sunday
here as the guests OF Misses
Rita and Abbie Naturalization
Tribune. Tribune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31

Mr.. Chas. Meynier, of New Or
leans, o delegate to the w. o. W..
Head Camp convention, was a
caller at this Office on Tuesday
forenoon. His father was one of
the mailboat pilots on the Teche
before the advent Of the railroad
IN this section. The venerable
gentleman is still enjoying good
health. He instructed his son to
convey his regards to many of our
older citizens those whom be had
known in days long since gone by.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31

Eureka Building.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31

Mrs. Byron Eells, ST., of Glib
son, visited relatives here this
week, arriving here on Thursday
from Lake Charles, where she had
been visiting her brother. COun
cilor Swing. While here she will
be the guest of Mrs. +. G. SchwiDg
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-11

such as to make news OF SWedis'
treachery in Rerlin's behalf unsurpris
ing.
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passed at Helena; an outgrowth OF
the war and the need for food con-
servation.
The Enrolment BY Schools.
The enrollmcnts yesterday ut the
city grammar schools follow: Roose-
welt, $40; Willard. 303; Lowell. 2s5;
Whittier. 232; Central. 1870: Franklin.
1904: Prescott, 1903: Hawthorne. 81. and
Lincoln, A.
High School Opens.
Registration yesterday at the higf
school was confined to freshmen ant
transferred students. It was estimated
that about $50 were enrolled. Thu
sophomores and upper classinen vii
register at the high school this morn
ing, and classes will start at S:45 to
| morrow morning.
! Professor KetchAm, principal of tn
! Missoula county high school, looks for
ward to a record attendance, despit
the enlistment OF many former stu
dents.
The doors of the university will nc
open until October /. but most of tn
faculty have returned and will met
in formal session with President +.
Sisson this afternoon. At that meet
ing the courses of the year will t
outlined
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-11
How to Danish
Wrinkles Quickly

If your face is disfigured with
wrinkles, no matter what the cause,
you can quickly dispel every line. even
the most obstinate, by using simple
home made wash lotion. Merely dls-
solve an ounce of powdered saXolite In
d half pint witch hazel--ineXpensiVe
ingredients found in any drug store.
Battle the face in this, and-presto!-
YOU scarcely believe your own eyes
when you look into your mirror and
behold the marvellous transformation!
The remarkable astringent action OF
the saxolite so tightens the skin,
wrinkles are literally pressed out. Best
of all, this result is not purely tenn
porary, for the lotion also has a
healthful tonic action, which tends to
strengthen and tone up the weakened
tissue and added benefit may be ex-
pected with continued use. Use this
! once day for awhile; it cannot in
lure the most delicate skin. The treat
ment itself leaves no trace-no one
guesses the secret of your increasing
youthful appearance.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-11

MOTHERS' CLUB POSTPONES.
The meeting OF the Mothers club OF
Missoula. which was scheduled to be
held tomorrow. has been postponed
until September 10.
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Carload Lots of Fruit
Wanted by Kansas Men

Csrl6ap lots of any kind of fruit are
wanted By the Farmers Union job
bling AssotiatTon of Concordia, Kansas.
according to a letter received by D. D.
Richards, secretary of the Missonla
Chamber of Commerce. The associa-
ton Is especially anxious TO get blue
plums this year but they write that
they will pay high prices for any kind
of fruit shipped them.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-11
NEW FOREST DANGERS
CAUSED BY HOT WAVE
Service Officials Alarmed
by Warm Weather of
Yesterday.
RANGERS ON GUARD
Men in Forests Instructed
to Keep Vigilant Eye
on Fire Lines.

with weather conditions unusually
snltry and warm the district forest
service Yesterday expressed concern
for the fire situation IN the forests OF
western Montana, and rangers IN
charge OF the various fires We're in
structed to keep a careful patrol OF
the fire lines to see that the fires made
no break.
The weather yesterday made the fire
danger serious according to forest
service officials. because Of the ten
dency Of the fires to begin running in
warm weather.
No reports were received Of any fires
becoming worse in any sections OF the
districts. but no more men were dis
charged and in some districts extra
vigilance was kept up by the forest
rangers
New Fires Expected.
Rain has been expected for the PAST
week and ii was thought that the fire
danger was over for the year, but with
the present change view fires are ex-
pected at any time.
Tho Jolo fire has been showing
signs of burning In new sections dur
ing the rast "a hours and the patrols
are working to keep ii from getting
beyond control again. The fire lines
have not been fully established AROUND
this blaze and 1t is believed that TN
fire could give great deal OF trohbl'
again In case II should break on
anew.
The Seelev lake fire still has larg
number of fire fighters keeping clos
watch upon its movements. This FIR
extends over large area and larg
crew of men is needed to patrol tn
fire lines.
No reports were received from othe
fires yesterday
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the Argentina difficulties which have
since arisen. Mr. Gerard's analysis of
Swedish public opinion shows how diff
ficult ii will be for Sweden to extri-
cate itself from Argentine demands.
That the extrication must be ac-
complished seems certain, for secret
agents of the United States have Sc
cured clear proof that the Swedish
minister in Buenos Aaires has abused
! the confidence of the government to
which he was accredited, and such an
insult cannot be swallowed by the
South American nation. At the same
< time Sweden will hardly dare to Of
/ fend Germany, for whose cause it has
sympathy and for whose military
power ii has awe.
Sweden is the least democratic of
the Scandinavian nations said Mr..
Gerard in his talk here. 1T is DOM
mated by powerful aristocracy whose
sympathies lie wholly with Germany
The court is decidedly ro-German
and the army, like all armies, favors
the German army. The people, too
are pro- German to great extent.
Indeed, just one thing kept Sweden
from entering the war on the side OF
Germany. That is the fact that the
exchange of Russian and German
wounded was effected through SWe
den. The only way in which the Sc
, verely wounded soldiers (no others are
!. being exchangedD, could be transferred
, was over railroad lines running tn
whole length of Sweden. Along thes'
. lines hundreds of mere stumps of hui
nanity were transported. and the sigh
of the fearfully injured men at rail
way stations created a tremendou
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-11
1917 Enrolment
at Schools Best
EUer KnOlCt1 Here
Opening Day Finds 1,7OS
Children Registered
for Study.

Missoula public schools. and 1,1OS
children enrolled for the years work
at the various grade schools of the
city. The enrolment was exactly 100
more than that of last fall.
All preparations for the winter term
were made yesterday when the books
were distributed and the work of the
year outlined to the pupils. A new
course will be installed In the city
schools this year which will deal with
the rudiments of agriculture. This is
In accord with the state law recently
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-11

How many June brides still think
he's the handsomest man in all the
world ?-Columbia tS. CO State.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-11

Riggles Welded, Whesdled,
Left in One Day,

Suit for divorce was entered in the
district court yesterday, by Mrs.
Helene Riggles. She il asking to be
freed from all matrimOnial relations
to James Riggles. Desertion IL the
alleged cause OF the action. Accord
Ing to Mrs. Riggles, she was married
in Indiana on Christmas day, 1913, and
that is the last she saw of her Christ
mas present. He persuaded her to
give up her boarding house in In
! diana. to open a miners hash foundry
in the west, she alleges. and since that
time she hasn't seen him.
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GREENLIEF TURNS
IN EARLY AUTUMN
One Fall Every Evening,
Says Wife.

Mary A. Grcenlief wants Sllas w.
Greenlief to pack his war bag and
leave the house forever. She entered
suit fer divorce in the district court
yesterday.
According to Mrs. Greenlief, It was
autumn time every night at hel
house: she fell often beneath the ter
rifle blows of her husband. They were
married at Hamilton on March 81 an6
since then, said the plaintiff. Mr.
Greenlief has beaten her and ever
I threatened to kill her.
Attorney Thomas NJ. Marlowe will
| plead her case.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-11
POULTRY FANCIERS
URGED TO EXHIBIT
w. L. Perry Calls for Birds
From County.

Five more days to enter your
chickens at the state fair" says w l..
Perry. who is in charge of the Missoula
county poultry exhibit at Helena.
Although the owners of poultry will
be expected to pay the express
charges. the money will be refunded to
them at the close of the fair, accord
ing to Mr.. Perry. September Is will
be the last day that poultry can be
entered in the contest and the chicken
man requests those who wish their
poultry entered to telephone to him
at 1850 j.
The fair will BE held from September
241to %.
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In an informal talk before members
of the Missoula Chamber of Commerce
last Friday James w. Gerard, Amer
lean Ambassador to Germany when the
war began. explained SWeden's attttuae
in n way that throw much light upon
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-11
"Swedish Government FavOrs
Germany" Said J. w. Gerard
in Address Here Last Week

anti-war sentiment in. Sweden which
prevented court and army from max
ing active their sympathy for Ger
many"
Mr.. Gerard did not discuss swedish
diplomacy. but his description OF the
official attitude toward Germany was
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-11
AUTO xioLA1oR FINED.

Hugh b. Wilson paid Justice OF the
Peace Gagnon IS fine yesterday Tor
driving an automobile belonging 70
the Albers Milling company of Seattle
with only one license plate attached.
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-
WSlIshur 8riefs.

If'ri,1 Nelson. -:npIoy"d h. 'hA
Foundation r"'Gnan". il III u: lis HON"
90 'ha:~ strrH;. ;Areat"n"i wi,it ~
f'ho!d fer.
Hiss I-lda DairylGrl" IS seriously il!
=. l:.':' h"::l" IN Main street. having sur
:.r-d :; slight s;r"I;. - paralysis.
J-S-" R"rv"s is confined 20 his homo
on C"'as""""e street. suffering from IN
attack - !. grippe.
Joss. r;r-c". formerly Of Wcrsbu-s
iii' %nn Tor Tho pas; SIX years has been
'"SidiuK III Franklin. Ia. ha. with his
t"uiIy m"r"G t. Eut,io. =. y. wher.
8 u" has ac"-r'-0 = position rs ina-'-r
mechanic sikh thc W:'k-war- co'nIany.
.r.Sr-r Tall. student \: Ohio Stat.
!, University. 81 home :"- tho Castor va
"1::'.l
charles Johnson a,lI raul cummings.
, Students n: iiuiv~gsIGr a.: rittsbursh.
j.ar' h"nle Tor III i:aS'ar vacation.
S.dEa" NcN-s" &C >-a---n %. is tho
SrI->l OF NJ anh Mrs. camel Wells
Mrs. James Carmichael Is II! at he.
:lnrrr on t'':Iiu!-rc.. Str~s:.
Miss J3!;a rommrroy = visiting .:
:!c il"'r~ NJ her aunt in Pittsburgh.
l.. J. Elliot; OF &-thany PIKE. is srr;-
NGS'' i'll 1T his horne
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ca~. Is Dismissed.

Tho ,.1s"s o. Sat" -. Ed carr. No
Lew. and Eouar 4. SIMMONS. "'i" 49,
missed IN SGuty" ElsCS ccu7s ysSI-Tt.A:
liroa motion hv Prosecutor :. L. ~
rso;t. The DEFENDANTS Hcr" ,''i'
,yt.b -h-nyir- rffus- from a slaughter
mons ir.S n str. 3,fl,.
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-a.Intic. 1reet Postponed.

RI. scho!n ci,.idrcns pauiouH HriN,
ocstr;,,ion which vas originally planned
.c- Thursday afternoon. but cet.e1 OH
on account Of rain until Friday, "aS
,no;,, ,,nS;,nn.i on account OF tls
r"ath.r tn, meeting will us h"td At
,hn call al Hrof. Il. v: NsvricS.
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c.,xis.r C..-.rcer,,t

Tile board "t education u! onion dis
t::ct will meet this afternoon at Union
hi>l SchoG7. A-rank-m-u: ~ the Union
aud Sh-rrS-G u;Eh school commence
lurnt programs will BE- made. Neither
"ne &c ttn c,asSe- will hav" valc'liCtor-
iaus D" S:,,uta .cr;2ns. !; is said.
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r1.e xaisi.x Dr.rcises Held.

On Thursday Afternoon az u'";"cH,
tn" employees OF Tho rittshursh-W
Virginia coal COMPANY 1T I.aBrile min"
No. 4. held Il Tag raising. Miss Ecu!ah
Oliver pulling III" halylr,;S which placed
I'D glory ~ the ;0r II L r1la "vs" th-
:lprl". Fly This 2rtir;i III" employees pro-
ri2!n! their loyalty to ih~ United Str'-s
,.ut ,.rnin, NJ.
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Librnr opantnK Today

~. NV 5uh,!,. ith-ar; VII rs :D~-
....,ii,. n-,.,-r; ,as.av i"t.r;us,t :"cep'
- .i.,,s vii; +. n"Id oc;w"-n aa:' : an;
and . O'clock, Th- library ~ t"1;t'rH
~ ;h. eacuad soy - the N""dhufH
f.ii:.i;rc
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MA. cn--.l1 Hers Suudlv.

TIL. I;a-t:,:, rhorat class has arranged
-, ~ " ! i.nrrni! ~ C"nducr Il
...,,rS,, u, ..us:, rom Monday unh.
NSr,i =. inclusive Frof. IyrT.'l CO." ~ ),
IRON, &. Mas md is "onn""i't VII
n. NnHnr, Nrtnn.i. Music Sr.tnQt thNEo'
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Mr.. = J. Reid entertained IL" Fro;h-
can class of thH Presbyterian SUndar
schol at his HON on C"nm~r"" street
on Thursday evening. lass business
WAS first on tho program followed by Il
social time. Music and games v~-- The
rrtncipln diversions ~ IN" evening fol
lowed ny SeAscnahi- refreshments.
Those present were: Misses Martha and
Virginia Roberts. Anna Era>hear. Lucy
Jacobs. Mary E,r-r-;r. Edith Kelly. Iona
Potter. Mar Morgan. Cynthia Morgan.
Mary Morgan. Jessie TirGiinE. T:Chs,
Hoover Ella Nut.r. B-u!ah oii"--.
Josephine and Henrietta Leonard. Olive
St.nClr and 7. J. EriH.
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DEMOCRATS WON

LOAN. " Va, .Apri! THE Demo
cratic t!ck:l ,vo,G q sweeping victory N
r:a municipal c'acticn here yesterday.
arcori!na; :" TofLrrs announced toda;-
IN" following officers we're elected:
Mat"r. Charles Avis: Recorder Cush
Cham bcrS: Ir"a%ErCr. George Bryan:
Assessor. I'crNnr beckett and five
COur,.i IllJan-
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Sand I'LL Iriefc
SIX MONTHS FOR
SPLITTING ON FLAG

TRENTON. y. j.. tpril 'i.-Philip
Mcdin", Il Mexican. was today sen
fenced IN six months IL the wnrkhousc
by polic, jiist;c" for splitting on the
American flag.
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Will Ansuac. RrHAsx

SKI aSpiraDtS 10 stat" teachers co.,
.It:r.;rS took tho "Samipat ION" a Union
hIxh school Thursday. Friday ana Sat
urd-y. Grades will b. announced within
Il i"w days. i; is announced ny II. ".
Mcdowell! COUNT superintendent and
Carl Ronar hog who conducted tho eH-
..rl;,n ion
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cro--reOJte-

Well S,ia- "--1i;S 1t tHs ta'"<
,-.o,,,-a .,r.c,i:-:,C: A." u!ar:!aE" -
t,;ord i.t,as Srai. and Mis-. Graz" Ma
rm-ct. Webster. hetn % near "a%n'F
nT~c. Pa. ENv. !. ~. Crisw't! performed
49,,
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assembled in Bcnwocd this year. IN"
act Will uc under municipal ;hi7p'E','
rIaccL. And Mayor Clark Sprouts h.tG Wy
;uai!: finished h, arrangements L.; It
.oisudid program. Special music has
p-ca contracted ;Or. and a gran" i5'''!-
u.;,, t1,rr is promised.
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white Lily Barcc

III" Whit" lii" s,',.iai club IS nraC:tc-
ally prepared i"r it. ErrSt pcS;TTGs:"-
,i',uc' ~ I"n.2%.A;:i! .. III the ev"niHg:
-: the armnry. Earhuln'% orchestra will
play. f:aatrr lilies and DECORATIONS Q.
-. season vii. bn prominent
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Fulton to Practice,

The h'uit"H baseball i"aHi Will prar-
i.,,' Sup'iay Afternoon ~ III" F"!;nu
pnrS I!,IrIgcr WI'liam Anderson re-
..}i,.s's I'll players, !" H.. present a. ! -"
",'iurN. ~ UuIinr;.f.
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Euiton HaIGNet.

TaC Fulton is,r,iL"t viii h. Held In'
''T"UiG@ IN tn" rGll"I. "!Gh rooms. IN
Ntia'iOHS nay" been sent "a members
iuI III ir.fgi"u,!>- .'Fh"nd"r" liiil VIII f2
fsl - 'g.,~t"l.
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Joint Services.

III" I!urrh % tod AMI the First
Christian church 81 Elm Grove. w:li ;"rr
~ ti" Snn".N" SrTIi.''s At tn" stone
!r"Shyirr!an church Easter morning At
l. "'"i"rE. !:ry. j.. T.. I."wrllyn. pastor
a. ih" Stone church. VIII lead the $"r
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TotstR FOR Lali

'T.rSc.s for tho m2-eu--adc bal % N
fourth FIFTH fire bovH ror April - HaI'
h--u printed ans will 81 placed on SAL
- .:rst OF the week.
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ST, Marks Church,

Sunday mori.:ui. in IN" 81. InrN'S
Lutheran church. Elm Gro"". rummu.
mon S"Tv;c'& VII! h" held. :;urirl.! =
school viii start :: hair hrrr carly and
rHu"ch VIII Stari Il, 1T o'clock. Sunday
'N'uinr services viii begin az 80"
o'clock. An "Mt"riHnncnt Will II" given
ly IA. Sunday school
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,-cron.r +. r. NcF"Iuhs was called ="
Sc::wCrd Lr:s!;t: morning 20 ccndu'NI va
iryrs. -. ;u,. lmtr til" ,isath ~ Thomas
.,n,.;;,, I'D 80. VIM VAS found dead IN
his t,.d.
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SAND HILL

| :, -" i;H""rih League Of the Sand fIiil
| VI r.. chur"h CAV" another social affair
! ~ IN" Lower Sand Hin school house on
! friday evening. II WAS in tho nature Of
an Apri Fool affair Queen Maida' TN.
gypsy fortune t"ll"r's booth was 4 bop
uiar Aiirhcti"n. Miss Agnes Luke bclnc
, III charge. Miss Ami" Luke conducted
= Si'"iiinG contest. Hiss Hazel Winters
! beng IN" las: on the floor
, MrS. Fairy Fox had charge Of th,.
! muse. Tho r"trrShmcnt and receptions
4: IommIu"c were. Misses Florence Jones
Lena Hrur". Lilli. Winters. Annie Lux:
, and NJ. Glen naSu"
, The Willing Workers. 4 charicr,G
%HrG'ty school class: Taught By Miss
! Florence Jones OF young girls bc:wccl
III" ages of eleven and fifteen years.
. WIZ svc a social AZ the Lower SanI.
i!,ll school house. April a.
, Tho League rendered an Easter pro-
Grnir'in" NJ thci" League service on
"Wednesday evening April Attn. Excellent
, TALKS VT" given by Miss Lena Bruce
and Miss Florence Jones Miss Agnes
I-Ih" rC"d n pa1"I If great benefit 10
all. Miss Virginia Caldwell rendered
an instrumental. SOLO which was much
HTpr"C:a:"G
quit" Il number or young people from
h"r" arc in MnundsviIIe :his week taE-
IIg examination. Among III. many are
N"Ss"S. WIFE and Thomas Wc!ch. WcI-
l"s'ty Fit2n.mors. Misses Virginia
+ Fit|immons and Anna Miller.
Sand Hill Briefs .
Mr.. Henry E"mpk" Of Shorrard. spent
| Saturday and SUNDAY with his sister.
Mrs. VIII Jones.
, Miss Emily Davis 81 spending this
week with hc- nephew Mr.. H. S. Davis,
moved i'll with III" fmthcr-in-law NJ.
Charles E"mpko Of "Ln9Gmcade" on
, Big Whc"iinG creek for the summer.
Mrs. Ed Francis and Miss Gail apcn;
1-... ,f.,s. 3, lt- NNf sI.a
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Rataa HlM Today.

Old C;lury will n" rais~d III thH paCE
IN tho river hank ih!- afternoon az %:3s
IT, :ora the !ar:-st open air crowd Yet
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BENWOOD

Wanted-men. Boys for light,
clean factory work
Apply Wheeling Can Company,
WarWood.
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Performances To zs Given

Ne h"r,i! a., in - ~a'.rur:- Tic Cno;~
!".': 'hc 6.r-r;rr.'rr; O.: VI E.h,.f
''h.' NE'. s'r~ L'n"G..+ Hns& - /. rtaf.
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'as%' r" ,,.. Is m"Nar+ - satisfactory
!..nr,,r,
Ms I',.r. i'tr!."'i "G ''hu.'.rrr. "
~. ~'r ln~ I,..r iur :.';''-: a. = T..
l'n.r..tt. i.rs lr,f :'rr Mr:E:.u$;oUn
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THO Elm 'i.uv" MILLING company re-
c"ired rnulnr truck the rHst week.
Fred Waller. q! !'itt:.hGTEh. Was II
bis moss rnIl"r in Elm ';rny" yesterday.
Mrs .inm"s Elack, "f Elm Grove. is
seriously i'll n h"r h.'n"
Lester ''hrrn"il. al S;,Ei liIil. wa& a
1U~.n~~~ caller IN j.Ima Grove yesterday.
''i.r! Smith. at Elm! GROVE. viii be- Il
week ont visitor at Erilsir".
Tho regular mr"tiu" "f IA" E.H@lcs OF
Elm tr"y" Wa hold las; evening.
Toward I'I:t3aar. o. Fulton, i out
a::CT :" short ilinc:'G Wiz. measles.
jams hu|. of Patterson. Is r0I:iTId
- h!s ""sia OF account 81 illness.
Harry hlrcT and GUT Winters, -
f:.!-Ha. viii !clVc this r"c:IirE for
'..,"lAnh. where they viii visit friends.
Benjamin Wilson WI! move ;oGa?'
from WurT"od Ia Him !I"iShts nGdiiioU.
Elm C;rnv..
evening ~ tho r"::'s EIhl" class "f the
|Irne church.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-31
Hour When Information Was
Given Out Is Fixed.
NEW YORK BROKER SAYS
IT CAME FROM CAPITAL
Tells How He Secured "Ru
NOR From Washington Firm
and Later It's Complete Con
firmation From Same Place.

lRY International News Sef,ieeJ..
New York. Ian ii The tme Of
thc now amoas 9leaE at President
Wilson peace 9ate was definitely
established today as helWeea las
aal 1af O'Clock an the afternoon Of
December 20 In those 1T mi0nes
#on m" tipped oil Will street aud
Aereby brought about enc of The big
eesf crashes the street has seen in
geaf=
Steady hammoring by sherman Z.
Hhppo counsel for the congressional
committee Investigating The "l@ll9
bf aeht tHs ou a. todae'a hearing
E z tuition Il yomhml broker who
admitted his hfm received ufuma
fiou from Washington. declared 6e
made $eeogo by selling "ahons in the
had.e days between December II ard