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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
METALS.

NEW YORK. May @.--The metal en-
chang" quotes lead strong IN. Spelter
firm spot East 81. Louis delivery pa 20
!"s
i; London lead $50. los: spcl,"r i54.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Total shares 460.son.
Bonds (par valuel S+.42T,000
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The Scottish Rite Masons and thou
wives will br I'm Stcubenvillc from here
Thursday. May g. to attend the convoca
ton during the day and reception ant
dance nj stanton park ut night: william
cole and wife. Guy Ralston and wife
Dr. Sink and wife. ". II. Chefcy anr
liam Dean and wife. u. l.. Buchanan
and wife: William Gcrknr and wife
Howard OnG and wife. Dwight Eliot
and wife and Ray Sutherland. j. Q
HAYNES and Iloyl Elliott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
SMITHF|ELD
C, l.. S. c. Meets.

Th. Town Reading cIrcl" meets Fri.
day night May 1. al the home or MISS
Jennie bigger The program is as 1ol-
lows: -,
Kmind Table discussion led by Miss
Lillian NrrmilliOn.
1---C'ommuuity Church.
Smith On" Per Cent Law.
3--Thr Movies and Others.
Vocal durt--Dr. sink and Mr.. Chiefly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03

Frsorla GlRss-TianSfcr hooks close April 81 for
Ter cent cash dividend payable May /. Transfer
books close June 3. e1;ra - per cent cash
dividend payable June -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
WILL CAMPAIGN FOR
TIE LIBERTY LOAN
STOCK EXCHANGE WILL OPEN
SALES ROOM TO RECEIVE
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
VIII. Popularizc the Issue-Wheeling
Steel and Iron Company Snbscribes
For 100000

Finder 10" nri~ri-,$ Of tn" Ni"'iTHe
Stock Exchange. u campaign Will %
r;trri'd ,,n here. ~ l"pulHrl:" ~ ILl"'riE
loan h"uU IS>l" "t I'll" government. NJ
4 meeting "i Tia" exchange yesterday.
il vas d,"Id'h t.. "i"U Il Sii''S room ~
tin. X:,u" hlmrk. and IN" services 81 i""
.aI"Sm"n Ia huy" 'harE" a. 'h'. quarters
viii be- GrnHt"i 10y stock ">"hanG. n'Hn-
h,.rS.
/: j. M"r"d that III ,hiS WAY every "nc
rra,i!raiiy. Will lHlriniiruiiy SGhS'rih"
:" ia" i:,>u'. 'Fi'' 'anljaIEH VIII M'
,.aI rIr,I on without ..Np"!I"'. 1" the gov
"inn~Ni Many l"adHG business men
, iay.. pledged their ""-"r'rhii"n, white
leading merchants VIII h'&l IA" Liberty
leans in their advert li"u"nl~.
Thr $nl,>m"n VIII "stHhi:sh an III
Formations bureau. ready L" "Hr!AIn -
ALI prospective, purchasers III" "h'"''i Il
tho !s.ur. tn" imt'.r"Si th" bombs h"'.'-
hon they mat"'lr". 'i'.
Subscribes for 100000.
" Il meeting II dir"ri"r" - ~"
Wheeling St".l and Iron company -
i.r,av il WAS ,."rId'd Z" HlhS"rih' i''r
.Iuu. non worth "f ia" l.ih"rif bonds.
S..yc:ill local Iurnuiac'urirG ""mi'an-
IT,. have. already Subscribed ~ are Esatt
Iii!!" t. H." 50 SON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
ONCE REJECTED; IS ACCEPTED

I.nmis IT, Patrick. once rejected by
, 'hint turner's Mate J.. T.. Tooncy. OF
Il" United STATES navy recruiting sta
ton. has been accepted. and was sent
10 Pittsburgh yesterday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
STORES TO ASSIST
DURING MARINE WEEK

~ liu..ilc &n 'n"tr >'"v" mHw$. adN"r-
.:stnc aua wiuIrw displays with a cur
r"ut 'uat:"nal vent o. g:ucra' p"rH'hr
interest,": many stores uf the institutional
,yne from coast 70 coast. have Offered!
20 cooperate viii! ri" "ouutrE's t'r%'
line of detanse in rs "ou"nrt"h and de-
rrrm!ned effort tn S"rur'. i."nH enlist
,naots during Marin. i'"rrS National l;"-
,.r,,i,,nx Week Jan. tn-;n according 10
advice from Marine iorpS Headquarters
at Washington.
This patriotic ""-"r"rat!"u - thought
10 b.. due 20 =, real tZatttDn NJ! In. fact
rhu. the governments cali :IC til" i:nii!"-
diate recruitment "t til" aM;'iu.. corps
20 full war strength - ;m!'"ra'iv.' III
orddcE that lis ''''rS"I.H.l may il" prop
..rI.- trained for i;t.iiI.'!G:L." OVERSIZE.
.;uiies. and with ,i"Sir" - do th,,l"
hi,'' by assisting IA bringing ahDI; thts
cad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
SEALERS TO WAGE
VIGOROUS WAR ON
SHORT WEIGHTS
County Sealer f. A. Brookes Brings he-
port of Conference at Morgaptown
Adopt Resolutions.

Cnum.y S":Sl"y 81 Weights and Meas
urcs Edward y. RCUUk"s returned home
=. Sirr,Hy from N"rgaIIi"Wu. Wit"rc ~
attended thu annual conference Of the
,.uI,rs from all uy.r tn" siat". Ii ~
estimated that about Il s-"r" NJ counties
WGr,, rrurrSCnt'I ~ III" meeting.
Ali matters pertaining - w"'E!ii* ana
treasures w"r,. . thoroughly discussed
u,I Mr. Eru,kr> status that II proved u
l,. one of Tho most interesting ana IN
strn,,Iiy.. conf. r,Iirc$ eyer h"lI. W. II
Straight mI raIrIu"Iti. Marion county
me- sided and mad, II splendid address,:
Tho Nuii"mal I;urrau vi Standards ma"
:; representative on hand. ami his LAX :
imd d"rn"ii.irati"r~ ""I" yer! h"'l'f"'
80 the West NIrg;hiiL S"aIrrS'
r. ,rn,,IunuS Nol. Of tn" ""nfrrc'lc"
ia, STAT, ;r-iSlIlur~ - asked /" pass 4
Hi urhlmS appropriations I" carr! ~
tie stat. department Of ""lGhiS a''"
MEASURES Inspection.
'rl. ...nirr+. u. for. nhj"uruinG th"lr
cu:ly,nii"u. aI"i'tcd h. r"Ii"winE I'M
,.,rinnr resolutions: Resolved,
Wr, inr r.i.nl" r. o., tn" NfiehtS ana
MEASURES, ;,-.u,ratium uf West NirGinI,,
here a$s..lnhi.d rrHilHInG IA" import
nrr. %: our work during thlS i"rl"u 81
iEr high cost al H. az, do adopt tho lol-
loving v.,-"ut"n
I. Tha, wc plrIG" ourselves I" ""i
earnestly in th" future /" protect 'ne
i,cnplr "f West NirrIniH FROM GlshohrSt
AMI unSrruptIl'uS I"'"k'rS ana Nh"tH-
sal" dealers, VIII" have h""i Snippi!S
-i;,rt WEIGHT packages 81 H"hr ana QUIET
cdInnimlt> into our state.
That We earnestly endorse IA"
.p.l,iun coming fran thu attorney I"l'
,ral Of III" state viii! regard to the sale
II dry rriunr",iItt'> hy wright.
= V" pledge ourselves IT. work more
earnestly IN rh.. iurur" rhan i'll til" pa;
Z al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
POLICE COURT NOTES

In nolicr court Yesterday morning
,hiIs Smith vas insl s. and costs IN
- rhHrEr of t!rinlt"nnesS.Irscph Gates
and Thomas Rraden. ON similar charges.
Wurn unod Ike sums.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
FORMER WHEELING BOY
SHOWS HIS PATRIOTISM
Charles, Son Of the Rev. DR.. Mcdonald
OF Ashta brua, Ohio, Enters
Training Camp.

Nu"'ic t}i'. r"rru"r Nh""liul:ii"s WHO
ia." demonstrated 'h'i" Patriotism -"
ans y, ring tir.' r;ril to ll' ,'nirrS ~
r'iimrl. II. MrI'"r;t!rI. Ir.. &"r ~ tit"
H.. irr. charles Ii. Mcdonald. who was
r,.r y, v.rai ."ars l.aSl"r IT tn" Second
Presbyterian church. - HIS ,:tr. now
i,jln .'hi".
Y"uuy McI'"naid. j. now in training
N tn. E''ujamim Harrison officers re-
S..rv.. ra,iir a iudi"nti"liS. lud where
tllrf.. III" scores al Wheeling y"wU.:
ru":, H.. was .;ulL"y"h 1t II" tim" h"
,ulIStcd IN th' ii""T@r Nnr;hIrTtnl
Hhnl.Sa" hardware .,St1hlShlneut in
Cleveland! ohio.
Mr. Nl.in",tni.t ".,s al .frrSitaii,. ro7-
'.i:,r i'T while ms inr...!is resided
school ;ur ~" ,'al> nri I,:.s on the
tnnilail u.',:i, 'f :hal- institution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
RESUME EXAMINATIONS
Captain wildly to Return Saturday and
Recruits for France Will Be Given
TEST Monday.

,'nrIain T. Il: Willy. head "f tho To-
,.al rnil"i S,at'S .l. in":'rS' nffIc.. wh"
ivns ,.%I"r.I.i Ia rri'irH :" III" city to-day
Ia rror"n examinations Tor recruits |"
i,.. Srri IT, r'r:u,r. viii ill,"ly not arrir"
until Saturday morning. Th: r%amIa-
ri"n- wall h.. res nn'',l carly M"m,iHy
nrr!iiu.: ami continue. anil orders ar"
receive" that ~ !n""" applicants ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
CONSECRATE ALTAR
Beautiful Piece Of Art I'M carmsuts
Monastery In Pleasant valley
Is Dedicated.

W!lh impressive services, the bcautl-
r,,I altar erected TO the memory OF Rear
admiral Robert Potts. /. =. ~. and his
vie. Fannie Griffith Potts. was con-
>,..rat"d yesterday morning. the TT. Rev:
Bishop james i. Mc''losk"y. d. D., OF
Zamhoanga. Philippine Stands. oiilcla-
ling. MANY Of tic local clergy attend
ed. RI" altar is III the chapel OF Our
lady Of L"urics at Mount Carmel. In
N..IlinN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
BUMPED BY CAR
Deputy Fire Marshal Kindelberger Is
Confined to Home.

-ttj:r Fir MrrS!4:' i: - NlrGe-
h6 rSrr - cnu:'I;"f :" i!,:' l"m" q! IT,"
result ~ painful nj.:rIes Sustained
,<heu m We bumped by q ,ity railway
ear Wednesday, 'Nr,iu% ~" s;crp"I
from an nuj" without nor F%iuG til" .,r.
branching car. and WAS $ln""z0h be-
I wcen III" cur and automobile. Th' 81 .
,.ld.n, "rIrr"d a; Twen;y-ti:"t and
Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
MANY DONATIONS
Wheeling Chapter. American Red Cross
Society, Receives Several Hun
dred Dollars Yesterday.

Several huf,drrd t"iIHIG V"r" r".'"i l'l
lev The finance COMMITTEE" - ia" Wrr"l-
ing chapter. American E'ol ''r"%s So IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
TROUBLE ENTIRELY OlSAP.
PEbRED

Fathers and mothers worry over
child with 4 chronic cough. knudt
Lee, Wannaska. Mimi, writes: "Eoi.
several years my daughter had a oed
chronic cough. Every time she caught
a little cold ii aggravated the trouble.
We tried nlahy medicines, but not un..
til we tried Foley's Honey and Tar did
anything produce any great relief. In
a few days. the trouble entirely dis
appeared and has never returned.
Foleys Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds. whooping cough. For sale oS-
Coleman & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
ALL POLICE OFFICERS
CALLED UPON TO ACT
Marshals and State. County and Dis
trict Authorities to Aid in TAX
ing Full Poll Of EIigibes.

United States Deputy Marshal John
NJ. Short. Sheriff Howard II. Hastings
and his staff Of deputies. Chief Thomas
L"yland and The entire cit! police
force. every member nf III" roIiSCrip-
liG: board and every c0nslabl" in
OHIO county az" Required to hold
themselves in readiness on Tuesday.
Jun" =. To safeguard order about thu
s. places where The military rrgislra-
lion is to be- taken in Ohio county and
10 assist in bringing about Il CompIr'"
registration OF al! males between The
ages OF ~ and ~ years. The same re-
qIlir"nIrnr Is mad" OF every marshal.
deputy marshal and polio" officer
stale. county. township or nunlcipal-
in every county and stale in The Tn
: ion. The deputy marshal. Of course.
has several counties in his district.
40 disorder is anticipated in Ohio
county. bul the officers are preparing
to b" nn duty AS required by The re-
istralinn regulations. Just as lhry have
all the way through shown their i'll
!lrnriOn to co.op"rar" fully with rnr
government in putting into effect in"
governments immense war maChin'
cry.
Enforcement of the Law.
Under the caption. reinforcement OF
the Law" after the method Of taking
the registration has been explained
fully, the registration regulations pro-
wide:
/ "On the day set rnr registration all
/ federal marshalS and deputy marShals
= and all police piIirrrS-SiaiC. county,
township and municipal uf whatever
Grade q: class. shall hold themselves
in readiness 10 render Whatever as.
siStanr" may b" n"c"SSar! in preSerN.
inG order q! places OF registration and
assist in nrin%in" about Il complete
! "Nll such marShalS. deputy mar
ShaS. uulic" officers and ali registrars
will report without delay Ia lhr prop
cr registration boards the names Of
any PERSONS known n! them tn have
failed Ia register themselves when j.
ablc 10 registration: and II snail be
The duty at registration boards 10 re-
port IT. the prun"r United states ~
lnrnry all CH$rS ui coming To their At
IGNITION Of persons who have failed IN
present Themselves for registration as
required by law.
In every case in which Il duly drS-
iGnalrd officer or agent refuses ur fails
/! Ia act. the governor. mayor Ur any
irNeCU'iyc officer If any board Of reg
! iSlraliun making the designation will
proceed III once ~ name another Off
Ger or agent for such duty and Will
brin@ 'hr larr Of such refusal or fair
~ AMI III" circumstances connected
i1herrwiih 10 the attention Of the
proper United States district atlor-
| nry. with Il view IN The institution 0G
lpruSrcuiiuN ur such officer Or agent:
i AMI mayors and executive
officers will also bring all such cases
promptly iu III" attention Of The gov
rrrUv.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
OCTA ARCHIE, COL,
FINED FOR ASSAULT

Octa Archie, colored, was tried
before Esq. j. w. Gilbert Monday
on a charge of assault and bat
terry. The charge was preferred
by negro woman and he was
found guilty and a fine of $1,000
assessed. Archie was also charg-
ed with carrying a pistol and dis.
turbing the peace, but these
charges were not sustained.
The defendant was accused of
going to the house of the woman,
striking her over the head with a
club and shooting up the house,
the prosecuting witness failed to
prove anything but the assault
and battery charge.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
COM. OF ACCOUNTS
In SESSION HERE

The Com mission of Accounts,
composed of Capt. ]. H. Black
and A. G. Lowrey of Hope and
l.. Il. Wolff of Washington, began
their labors of checking up the
records and accounts of the coun.
ty officials at the court house last
Monday. They will complete the
audit in time to file their report
at the October term of court.
As far as the audit has gone,
the commission has found every.
thing in first class shape and they
hope to be able to make a report
that will be highly commendable
to each county official.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Marriage lisenses have been
issued at the office of County
Clerk Wash Hutson during the
week, as follows;
White: M. S. Austin and Miss
Minnie Townsend, Hope, Route |;
E. T. Morgan, Hope, Route 3.
and Miss Ellen Maher, Hope;
h. G. Byers, Washington, and
Miss Lottie Gilbert, Washington,
Route ,; Clarence Edwards,
Washington, Route /, and Miss
Frances Taylor of Taylor, Ark,
Columbia county.
Colored; Wright Conway and
Beuiah May, Washington; Ar
thur Rigan and Bertha Jones,
Hope, Route ,; Boobie Wither-
spoon, Hope, and Adell Buchana,
OZan.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
N,o-0~-"-'o---'sa-'S'-1'
1917 GRADUATES
ENTERINGCOLLEGE'

1867 graduates of the Y 1sh.
ington High School are entering
academic schools as follows:
Hal Coones of Washington and
Lamar Wallace of Ozan have en-
tered Parks college, Parkdale,
Missouri; Miss Rosalie Fontaine
of Ozan will attend the State Uni
versity at Fayetteville; Misses
Mabel Turner and Belle Frazier
of Washington will enroll at the
State Normal, Conway, and Miss
Margaret Black of Washington
and Earl King and Ruel Robins
of Ozan will attend Ouachita col
lege, Arkadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
BAILEY-LIDE NUPTIALS

Mr.. Olin Cavanaugt Bailey of
Washington and Miss Leila Lide
of Camden were married at the
First Baptist church in that city
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Sept, II, leaving Immediately for
st. Louis, Chicago and other
points ON a bridal trip. They will
be at home at Washington, Ark,
after Sept. 20.
Mr.. Bailey is the son of former
Circuit Clerk Gent h Bailey and is
himself now circuit clerk, sue
ceeding his father in that office.
Mr.. Bailey is graduate of Ouach-
ita college of Arkadelphia and is
one of the brightest young bust
ness men in this part of the state;
his bride was formerly teacher
in the Washington public school
and while here made many
friends; she is one of the loveliest
of Young ladies'. The numerous
friends of the young couple at
Washington join the Telegraph in
wishing them-a long and happy
life.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
COTTON SEASON
HAS OPENED UP
COMING IN SLOWLY THIS
WEEK.
PRICESAHEAD LAST YEAR
Local Buyers Have Good
Limits---Seed Open at
$52.OO.

Seven bales of cotton have beer
ginned at Washington up to this
time, Mr.. j. T. Nesbit of the Bat
tie farm bringing in the first bale
the middle of last week. Cotton
is opening very slowly, but it will
only be a short time until the sea.
sons rush will be on.
The cotton market has expert.
enced sharp decline the past
two or three weeks, but the price
is still much higher than at the
opening of the season last year.
Local buyers are Offering 20 to
224 cents for short and % to 30
cents for staple, according to
grade and length of fibre.
Buyers already in the Washing.
ton market are; DR.. T. j. Garner,
e. +. Boyce and Il. l.. Smith. all
of whom report that they have
the best limits obtainable.
Cotton seed have opened mp at
s52. 90 per ton.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
BYERS-GlLBERT

Mr. Robert Clifford Byers, sol
of County Judge Robert l.. Byers
of this city, and Miss Lottie Gil
bert of near Washington, .werC
married at the home of the
brides parents on Route , Wed
nesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock,
Judge Byers officiating. Only
near relatives of the contracting
parties and few very close
friends of the couple witnessed
the ceremony.
Mr.. Byers is a bright young
man and a recent graduate of
Ouachita college. His bride is
the pretty and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. h, f. Gilbert of
Route , and both have many
friends over the county, all of
whom wish them a prosperous
and happy future. Mr.. and Mrs.
Byors will be at home to their
friends in Washington until Nov.
!, when Mr.. Byers will take
charge of a school near Patmos.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
CROSS ROADS ITEMS

h. f. d. ,, Sept. 13.-Grihil
Bros started their new gin thi.
week. -Four bales ginned anC
about three more expected today
Mr. Carol Boyce bought tive
bales of short cotton for 22c. An
other bale / Is staple bought by
. Griffin Bros for 26c. Griffin
Bros are paving $1,000 per ton
for seed here.
The X-Roads lost one of her
best young ladies' yesterday
Miss Lottie Gilbert. Judge r..
l.. Byers' son captured the prize.
The Sunday School at Liberty
lost one of its best workers; Miss
Lottie was teacher of the Bible
class at the Methodist Sunday
School. May happiness and pros.
perity ever be with the young
couple is the wish of all the Cross
Roads people. Our loss will be
Washington S gain.
We have had sunshine this week
thus far; NAV it continue for an.
other month.
The X-Roads community i $
taking steps to build a school !
house. The land was donated by
Griffin Bros and it was surveyed |
and staked off Tuesday by Mr.. |
johnson OF Columbus. Minis
ters Of the different denomina-
tions will be accorded the priv.
lege of preaching in the house on
the Sabbath.
Three of our X-Roads boys
were examined and accepted this
week for the army, as follows:
Nelson IheraI, Geo. Grillir -
Gus Norman. All nave families
and all have put in exemption |
claims.
The X-Roads boys organized a
string band this week. Good mu-
sic is always inspiring and up
lifting. One of our noted men of
yore has well said that He that
hath no music in his soul is but
it for treason, strategim II d
,poils."
Respt.
Rat.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
@OOTING SCRAPE
EgSR Efs!SgyER MARRIAGE

Edeswie Muldrow, colored, was
Examined before Esq. j. w. Gil
kert Monday on a charge of as,
s|ault with intent to kill and bound
Over to await the action of the
grand jury Muldrow failed to
make the bond of $4,000 requir-
td and was committed to Jail.
| 1t is alleged that Muldrow went
% the home of Wright Conway,
tFho lives on Route l, and fired Il
tevolver at him twice while he
Fas on his porch. Conway ran
Into the house and came out with
4 shotgun, firing three times as
Muldrow ran away one small
Shot striking Muldrow in the neck
and another in the back. Both
shots fired at Conway went wild,
The trouble between the two is
said to have been caused through
jealousy of Conway's wife, whom
he married last week.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
SPLENDID SCHOOL OPENING

The opening of the Washington
High School Thursday morning
was splendid and a large enroll
ment of students was made. A
number of parents of the chil-
dren were present and splendid
talks were made by Judge Il. l..
Byers, Rev. Mr.. Hardy and Prof.
Kolb, A scripture lesson was
read bv Rev, b. h. Mullins and
invocation by Rev. j II. Gold.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
CUT THIS QUILT is
WORTH MONEY

Don't miss this. Cut out this
slip, enclose with &c to Foley d
Co, 1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago
ILL.,, writing your name and adj
dress clearly You will receive
in return a trial package contain
ing Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills, and
Foley Cath artic Tablets.
Sold at Colds Cash Store.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
An Honest Letter rrvns IN, !
Hon est Man

Enos Halbert, Paoli Ind,
writes; Il contracted severe
cold this fall and coughed con
tinually. Could hardly sleep at
nights, | tried several remedies
without relief. Got Foley's
Honey and Tar and the first
bottle relieved me, curing my
cough entirely. | can recon
mend it for all coughs Get the
Colds Cash Store.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14

Another air raid on the En-
glish coast has resulted in more
than a hundred killed and nearly
that many wounded, and not
worth as much to the German
cause as the capture of one ma
chine gun; this killing of women
and children makes the nations
more determined than ever to
conquer Germany, and will, and
ought to make the conditions
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
Come On With the
Cotton.

Bring your cotton TO Gamers
gin. He is ready for business
and is equipped to give most EX-
CELLENT SERVICE. w. p.
Ratliff will buy your seed and
give you square deal-That
means top price an d honest
weight, Adv't.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14

"The Britons seem to be rather
discouraged because they are not any
nearer victory now than they were
months ago."
quite so. | wish some of their
statesmen could come over here and
see how our suffragettes bear up un-
der defeat"
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
CHAUTAUQUA is
Big SUCCESS
RADCLIFFE COMPANY TO
COME AGAIN.
SECURE CONTRACT FOR 1918
Lsrge Crowds Attend Each
Entertainment of 3-Day
Engagement.

The Washington annual Chau
tauqua closed Wednesday night.
after successful three days en-
tertainment. 7 h e entertain
ments, put on by the Radcliffe
Chautauqua Company of Wash.
ington. DC, were held in the af
ternoon and night of each day
and there was a good attendance
at each.
Splendid and instructive lee
lures of good moral tone featur-
ed the Chautauqua, while good
vocal and instrumental music
was furnished by artists in their
respective lines. Needless to say
that this Chautauqua was thor
oughly enjoyed by our people,
fifty of whom signed Il guarantee
contract 10 secure the Chautau-
qua next year. ~
The season at which the Cha
tauqua will open next year has,
not been determined, but an eff
.vr win De 5.,.-:sss- ~, ss.ss soiisr liar, and
We fall. aae 70 se,colors snd
Icfctober. Possibly Sthel6 {
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
PENSION CHECKS ARRIVE

The Confederate pension checks
for pensioners Of Hampstead
county have been received by
County Clerk Wash Hutson and
are now being mailed out. Those
having been allowed pensions of
$4,000 by the local board will re-
ceive checks for SIS. "a, which j.. Is
,l-eaually well r.
The total amount to befdistrib
nted to Hampstead county pen
sioners this year is S1s,054.25
representing 2Z1 pensioners.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
SAD ENOUGH.

Bill-You say he takes his pleas
ures sadlyp
Jill-Yes; when he goes to ths
movies" he takes his wife.
Washington telegraph., 1917-09-14
A Few Leaders

Tanlac, S1.00
Lydia E. Pinkham's Comp. Sl.00
Swamp Chill q Fever Cure, so
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 80
Pemna, S1.00
Dodson's Livertone, 80
Sloan's Eniment, .25 and 80
Laxative Bromo Quinine, ,25
LaXfos, 80
Magic Washing Stick, 3 for %
Nelson's Hair Dressing, %
Colgates Talcom Powder, .25
Groves Chill Tonic, 80
Wine of Cardui, S1.OO
Black Draught, 20
Dr.. Kings New Discovery, S1.00
Thacher's L. and b. Syrup, 80
Salhepatica, .25 and 80
We will prepay charges to any
address on any of these items
without extra charge.
COLDS CASH STORE,
Drug Dept,
Washington, Arkansas