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The Red Cloud chief., 1917-03-29

All sheet music DC per copy.-LcRoy
Music Co.
II. W. Koontl went to Kansas City,
Wednesday morning.
G. w. Lindsey went to Lincoln, We'd
nesday, to spend a few days.
Mrs. Frank Due worth returned
home from Norman, Tuesday evening
Robt. Avery went to Diller, Wednes-
day, to look after his business interests
Ernest lIallock of Ord was the guest
of Chas. Brubaker the first of the week.
The Ellis Shoe store had a new avn
ing put up in front of their store Wed
nesdav.
Roxie Weaver. Howard simpson and
Will Sunbcrry autocd to, Hastings,
Tuesday,
Albert Daugbtery and Everett
Wolfe returned to Wheeler, Kansas,
the first Of the week.
g. T.. Gather returned home Monday
morning from oxford where he had
been looking after business matters.
On Monday, W j.. Camp and Miss
Clara Cook, both of Lebanon, were
united in marriage by Judge Ranney.
On Wednesday, Jay Douglas. Of
Cowles, aud Miss Iva Barton, of Law
renee, were united in marriage by Rev.
Druliner.
Word has been received in the city
that Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lindsey Of
Gillette, Wyoming, are the parents Of
twin girls.
Sheriff Starkey, Of Alma, brought a
prisoner down to this city the last of
the week to serve a thirty day sentence
at the hotel de Iluffer.
Harold Coon went to Friend, We'd
nesday, to visit at the Rev. Meyers
home before returning to the L. S
Naval training station.
Mrs. Walter Roby returned to her
home at Nelson, Wednesday, after
spending "A few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Bohrer.
We are in the market for 100 to l25
pounds Shoats at market price deliver
ed at Serum Plant. viii pay for de.
livery to plant. &C. II. Miner Serum
Co
The following shipped stock to Kan
sas City, Wednesday: George Coon, >
ears of cattle; VIM. Crabill, car of
c%attle; and Delaney Bros, . cars OF
hogs.
At the Orpheum, Friday night,
March Both, William Fox presents
Theda Bara, the great star actress, in
"rhe Eternal Sapho', Admission :
and Zoe.
Messrs. Geo. Hollister, w. G.. Hamil
ton, +. Il. Maurer, Flave Grice, II. A.
Letson and Chas. Haley went to Lin
coin, Wednesday, to attend the Shrin.
er's meeting.
The w. c. Il. L. will meet with Mrs.
Julia Warren at the home of Mrs. L.
p. WeeNner on Wednesday afternoon,
April ith, at 2;30, Topic; Medical
temperance. Leader, Mrs. Myers.
The coming big attractions at the
Orphenm are: Thcda Bara in "Tlc
Eternal Sapho', Friday, March 3Orh;
SNOW White, Saturday, April 9Th;
"Ihe Spoilers" in II reels, Friday,
April 18Th: "CharIie Chaplin, Satur.
day, April llth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-03-29
Farm Loans

can make You "A farm loan at low
est interest and best terms to be had
in the state. Please write me-, or call
for me at Sta te Bank Red Cloud.-C. r
Gather.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-03-29
AS TOLD TO US


Tag day is coming.
Mrs. Phillips spent Friday in Hast
ings.
Father Fitzgerald spent Sunday in
Superior.
viii Hoffman spent Saturday in
Hastings.
Art smith was up from Guide Rock.
Saturday.
Meredith Butler was down from Blue
Hill, Sunday.
Roy Sattlev, undertaker-auto hearse
In connection.
Howard Hamilton was up from Guide
Rock, Monday.
Jas. Hubatka was down from Bla.
den, Thursday.
Earl Young came up from Chester,
Sunday evening.
Rev. Druliner was in sutton the
first of the week.
Mrs. Bernard McNeny spent Thurs.
day in Hastings.
Rev. Druliner was in Aurora the
last of the week.
Robt. Adamson was down from
Cowles, Saturday.
Ole Bergman of Catherton township
wa in the city Friday.
Elmer Bent of Bladen was in the
city the last Of the week.
Mrs. w. q. Hamilton spent Monday
with friends at Superior.
Fred Carnaham returned home from
Hastings, Friday evening.
Louis Schultz and John Neuerberg
spent Sunday in Superior.
w. II. Hunt of Riverton spent Friday
with his son, Will, and wife.
Rats won't gnaw harness oiled in
Neatslene. Get it ut Fogels.
County Assessor &. w. Hummel was
in Lincoln the first of the week.
Attorney and Mrs. Bernard McNeny
We mt to Lincoln, Monday morning.
Mrs. II. T.. Grice and daughter, Miss
Lucille, spent Thursday in Hastings.
Noble Ball of Guide Rock was trans.
acting busin ess in the city Saturday.
Mrs. f. w. Coplen returned home
from Guide Rock, Thursday evening.
Harry Roats shipped one car of cattle
and one of hogs to Kansas City, Mon
day.
Mrs. VIII Hunt and son vent to Riv.
erton, Sunday evening, to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. VIM. Reeves and daughter
Irene, of Guide Rock were in the city
Thursday.
Alba Pope went to Denver the last
of the week to visit his brother, Wini-
fred Pope.
Mrs. f. A. Hidebrandt and daughter
went to Alma, Thursday evening, to
visit relatives.
MI. duu MIS' "a VI iihuSSi hihh SbSh'
the first of the week with relatives and
friends at Alma.
|. w. Edison of Oxford spent the
first Of the week with his son, w. d..
Edison and family.
James Etherton, Con Barr, Chester
Shelley and Don Hcaton we've in
Guide Rock, sunday,
April 9th will be Good Friday and
no doubt many Of our citizens will
plant potatoes on that day.
Elmer Koon and family autoed down
from Blue Hin, Sunday, and spent the
day with his brother, VIII.
NJ. A. Albright went to Omaha,
Thursday evening to attend the funer-
al of Mrs. Sherwood Albright.
Miss Margaret Beal arrived home
Saturday from Schuyler to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Beal.
Walter portenier and Joe Springer,
two of Guide Rocks popular your 6
men, made their usual weekly visit 10
this city Sunday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-03-29
Lost, Strayed or Stolen

Collie dog, female, color sable and
white, full white collar, answers TO
name of Queen, Alfred Nolan,
(.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-03-29

. ny u ihN'H ElNhb AuN''ng III 'A'it
Rock.
VIII Frey spent Tuesday in Guide
Rock.
Harold Coon spent Monday in Su-
p.rior.
All sheet music Be per copy. -LrEoy
Music Co.
William Mcbride spent the weekend
in Orleans.
Roy Sattley Undertaken. Auto ~lIearse
in connection.
Next Tuesday is election day. Don't
forget to vote.
VIM. Crabill went to Kansas City,
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Earl Hall spent Tuesday with
friends at Blue Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Roeencrau, spent
the weekend at Ayr.
Eyes tested, glasses fitted J, c..
Mitchell, the Jcweler.
Mrs. Andrew Saladen returned home
Tuesday from Denver.
Dave Bell shipped two cars of cattle
to Kansas City, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Oatman went to
Omaha, Tuesday morning.
We shall positively close Saturday,
March 3lst.-LeEoy Music Co.
BE sure to see our line of summer
dress goods A Albright.
Weesner " Koontz shipped one car
OF hogs to Kansas City, Monday.
Earl Hall, Don Fulton and Carl Jern.
burg were in Hastings, Tuesday.
Don't fail to attend the University
week program at the Orpheum theatre
John Weesner chaperoned a ship.
ment of stock to Kansas City, Wcdncs-
day.
Billy Saul of Holdrege spent the
first of the week with Miss Elsie Die.
trick.
If you want to sell or trade your
real estate call on c. y. schultz. lnde-
pendent phone 2OS.
Alvin Kathleen left Tuesday morning
for Billings, Montana, where he has
accepted Il position.
John Moritz of Seward arrived in
the city Monday evening to visit his
aunt, Mrs. II. c. Letson.
kloset klean guaranteed to remove
stain from closets. No fumes, odor or
dirt. Sold by T.. w. Stevens.
on Monday, Roy Sattley delivered a
new Lyon N Healey piano at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Haslins.
Mrs. b. w. Stewart returned home
Thursday evening from Lincoln where
she had been visiting her parents.
Will Hayes and his sister, Mrs. Rufus
Miksch, autoed to Franklin, Sunday,
to attend the funeral of a relative.
We have plenty of good Maitland
Lump coal at 500 per ton. Washed
Maitland Nut s.. 50.-Platt Il Frees.
VIM. Weesner and son, John, ship
ped three cars of cattle and tire, car,
of hogs to Kansas City, Wednesday.
Ivan Hines left Saturday evening
for Mildred, Colorado, where he will
make his future home on "A homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Stewart Of Lin
coin spent the last of the week with
their son, Attorney b. w. Stewart and
wife.
Trace Sherer, =. l. Hansen and j.
l.. Bcebe went to Lincoln, Monday, to
spend II few days at the legislative
hall.
Lloyd Rust left Monday via automo-
bile for Gillette, Wyoming, where he
will make his future home on "A home
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Young left the
first Of the week for Chase, Nebraska,
where they win make their future
home.
On Wednesday, Melvin Harris and
Miss Gladys Utter, both of McCook,
were united in marriage by Judge
Ranney.
Chester Bryant, who,had, been visit,
ing with Mr., and Mrs. j w. Corbett,
returned to his home at Table Rock
Sunday.
Paul Buckles, Pete StrobI, Art Gil.
| bert, Fred Robertson and Harry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06

Voters will place cross tx) In the square
TO tho right OF the word expressing their
choice upon said proposition.
No person shall be entitled to vote on
said proposition unless such person be .
legally qualified elector OF said City Of Tulsa.
Oklahoma as required by law
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
CITY OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. this the 22nd day Of
June. 1917.
Attest: ]. Ii. SIMMONS,
FRANK NEWKIRK, Msyor.
CitY Auditor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
LEG Al

Precinct No, 10. Grace Methodist Church,
$40 South Trenton.
Precinct No. 20. Sand Springs 1nterurban
station, Third and Maybell.
The following named persons have been
named and are hereby designated as the
Precinct No. l.
Judges; George W. Mowbray and g. W.
Clerks: e, $. Wyatt, and George B,seom
Precinct M. 2.
Judges; a; Daily and K. l. Hess.
Clerks: H. III. Wyss and Il. l.. Fox.
Precinct No. 3.
Judges: j. G. Letcher and W. f. IIick'
Clerks; Tom Rowland and J. y. Morse.
Precinct No 4.
Judges: W. A. MeDermot and G. II.
Friend.
Clerks: NJ. e. Smith and W. p. Bunch.
Precinct No s.
Judges: J. d Wynn and l.. s. Cogsweil
Clerks; W. q. Williamson and Lawrence
Bentley.
Judges: A A. Small and John p Boyd.
Clerks: W. ]. Elliston and Paul A
Wilson.
Precinct No 7.
Judges: J. l.. Smiley and Henry
Brrdner.
Clerks: Lee Price and W. H. Lenfesty
Precinct No g.
Judges: H. T. Kopp and Howard Price.
CLERKS; Guy Harper aud G. r, Pickens.
Precinct No o.
Judges: David Hammett and John
Mesenbacher.
Clerks: l.. n. Pence and @. R. Thurlwen.
Precinct No 10.
Judges: Vernon Seaman and NJ. d
Ma'hcrs
Precinct No. IL.
Judges: s. Il Lewis and @. @. Bickmore.
Clerks; u. o. Lingo and l.. l.. Hutehison.
Precinct No ~,
Judges: r. II Hays and VIM Query.
MARKS. Il Para and n /.
Precinct No. H.
Judge: A. @. Pittinger and s. G. Marcy.
Clerks; Granville Smith and e. L. Essley.
Precinct No. Ia
Clerks: W Y. Elliott and s. T.. Dunn.
Precinct No. Is
Judges: q, l.. Wilder and W. A. Sharp.
Clerks; John l.. Kerrisan and Charles
Haley.
Judges; ?. II. Maroncy and L. +. Roach.
Clerks J. A. Coppis and r. NJ. Dick
Judges: r. A. Fuller and 8. U. Soth.
hammer.
Clerks: II. L. Haworth and J. NJ. Camp.
bell.
Precinct No. IS
Ciarks: C. r stotts and Hugh Simmons
Precinct No, 10.
Judges: A. s. bradford and A. J. Keeling
Clerks: NJ. NJ. Holmes and j. NJ. Adkison.
Precinct No. go.
Judges: c. 4. Fenton and r. A. Mayfield.
Clerks: O. l.. Dawson and J. d. Payne.
The ballots to be voted at said election
shall contain the propositions to be voted
upon In Substantially the following form.
wit;
Shall the town OF Kendall Oklahoma,
be consolidated with ana become . part
OF the City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, all to
be hereafter known as City OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma. and all subject TO the laws,
ordinances, rights and immunities OF
said City Of Tulsa. Oklhhomat
Shall said ronsalid atian ha ron xuuf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06

Voters will place a cross (X) in the square
n the right Of the word expressing theit
choice upon each Of said propositions voted
upon.
No person shali be entitled to vote on any
legally qualified voter Of said City Of Tulsa.
Oklahoma, as required by law.
Given under my hand and the seal OF tho
City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. this the 22nd day Of
J. II. SIMMONS.
Mayon
Attest:
FRANK NEwKIRK,
City Aud n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06

Second. Shall the City Of Tulsa, Oh.
lahoma, be authorized to issue negotiable
bonds OF said city in the aggregate
amount Of Thirty thousand dollar,
1880, ooo.oO) for the purpose # pro.
vlding funds for the repair. improve
ment and construction OF public sub
ways and visducts In said ethyl
Shall the Subway and Viaduct Bonds
ha isxnedf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06

published in the Tulsa Daily World June
2s, 20. 80 and July /. 2, ., 4, s, 6 and
7, 1917. World Publishing Com.
many pnblisherl
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against or object to said proposed improve.
ments or any part thereof or any matter Of
thing In relation thereto, at said meeting Of
the said Board 90 Commissioners on the 18th
Law of July 1917
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06

The ballots to be voted at said election
shall contain the proposition to be votst
apon In substantially the following form
io.wit:
First: Shall the City Of Tulsa, Okla
homa be authorized to Issue negotiable
bonds Of said city in the aggregate
amount OF Forty thousand dollars
(Si0, GOO. .oO) for the purpose Of provid.
ing funds for acquiring and constructing
public heavy traffic road leading 70
the Arkansas River Bridge In said
cityi
Shall the heavy traffic road honda
r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
j. S. Contracts Remain
Steel Market Feature.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3o-Government
steel contracts for munitions nsnufae.:
ture continue ncavy. Practically all
rounds and forginGs the government re-;
quires for shipment for tho next SIX
months, amounting to 100000 tons
have been distributed Preparations arc;
now under way for allotments Of hsAvy
tonnage OF shell steel for the allies
Steel mills have been informed that
England. France and Italy will require,
more next year than this, In which tne
contracts in this country totalled
$4,000 tons ..a
Orders for barges and motor boat
huils for inland waters have been placed
by the war department With southern
manufacturers. Sheet contracts, amount:
ing this month to $4,000 tons. Included
about 10000 tons for shipment TO
France. Wire product demands from
domestic consumers are active. y
Railroad control by the government,
is expected 10 result In larger orders Tor
equipment. Domestic roads this year
have placed fewer orders for cars tnan
in twenty years previously ana con-
tracts for motive power were the small
est excepting in 1908. 1914 and 1910
during the same period.
The iron and steel institute commttee
announced the establishment Of prices
on forging ingots- splice bars tie plates.
rails, steel bars, steel ana IRON spikes'
track bolts. cut nails ana cast iron PIPE
and steel castings.
Very little pig iron Is availab
cembcr sales amounted to 100000 tons;
All prices now established wiz ~:
main in force until April l. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
About People
Movements OF lndiYidulls to
and From the City.
GNSTG.GGSGC&l


Ci'y Manager IL q. Narl" and MIS-.
Magic lott Saturday evening for Chi
caru. whore they Will spend New Years
day with relatives and friends. They
will raiurn HON" Wednesday evening.
Miss Clara Long and Miss Louise Par
adI~r arr visiting Mis- Longs sister. in
New Mart:n::vi l". iur few days.
Miss Frances Murray formerly Of this
ely. now at Akron. ohio. is the guest
ri Miss Ruth larclaI. Of the Island.
l:dwa:i .Nrmhr"rht VIII return We'd
r"Sday t. the University OF PennSylva-
mia.
M:ssHs Kathryn Qua rnicri, Of Warren.
ohio. and Mary Sander. Of Grccnvillc.
Tenn. ;v!ll arrive to-day 10 the guests Of
Miss Cnrrin" lirandIaSs OF North Main
street.
Jack BrandiaSs. Of nlcnn. y. 7. is
ihr guest of his parents in North Wheel
Ing.
i.s l.!'pnor Taylor viii return 10 DR..
SaSernn;'$ school at Cambridge. Mass.
on Tuesday.
A,r:. .,.u.;In&s NaaS and young son
wil Z" /" M"hil'. .hl'.. in IL few days lor
Il vSi; with relatives.
MRS. lLHucE" I.n.vd Cooper has re-
turned L. her hume "n the island. alter
a visit to friends IN Pittsburgh.
clydc Slanshury has returned to his
home III Pittsburgh alter attending the
funeral OF his aunt Miss Carrie Zane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31

Bailcy-Stories children need. 3:
Bcll-Victor in Buzzland. Z;
northumberland Lochan.
Burgess - Mother West Wlndss
when" stories.
Cory-Adventurc Of Puss In Boots. NJ
Further adventures Of Puss In
boots. ,IE2-ttff;i
Fairy gold series Blk. 1.
Forbusl-Life Of Jesus for young
people. Vi
Greene-The flag.
Harris-The treasure Of the land
Hawkes-Wood and water friends
Holland-Blackbeard Islands.
Otis-Boy scouts in timber camp.
Boy scouts in a Marine woods
Knipc-The lost little lady. n
LunE-Bcc Martin and other tales. -
Lange-Thc lure Of thu Miss ssfp61:
McFee-American heroes from his,
tory.
Maniates-Litt1e Boy Bear.
Pcatlie-The Newcomers.
Piper-Sylvia Arden decidea-
Sylvia's experiment
Sylvia Of the Hill top. T
Rolt- Nhccler-Boy with tho q. ~
weather man. >lF.tsi
sabin-Opening tho West with Lewis
& Clark. :! =:
Schultz-The gold cache.
Smith-The Pixie out doors. .:..s
Stein-Our little Frankish cousin.
Turpin-Pcgg Of Roundabout Lane.
Observation-Disclosures Of Camyp Kar.
onya.
Williams-Straight ahead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
ALLEGED MURDERER'S
WIFE UNDER ARREST
committed to Ohio County jail on Eel.
ony Charge in Connection With
Death Of Jackson.

The VIII" If Andrew Hodge. the negro
charged with the murder of John Juck.
son. ""l"rrd who died in the North
Wheeling hospital yesterday. was ar.
f"'''"d ny I'll" lnrd auihoritirs vcstrr-
DAY "lt Felony charg" in connection
WIN IN" alleged murder and 'Cnmnittr,l
I" IN" OH" county jul laht night for
iirr L"arlnE before II justice. of the nearc
this aft"rn"url.
II ~ said ihaI The iu.r,. woman wifi
u" examined lrN ia" county nfficials To-.
nRI Ia learn i r"SSihl, where her hus-
h'hd Is ~ hiding. 1t Is said that Hodge
mas never left tl!" city since the uirht
hH - "ii"Et'l ;" hav" s.nhh"d .Iacksni.
l. WAS stated from police h"ad1lar.
'":S curly his morning thai tn" woman
M"S mot arrested hut simply committed
T." In" '"iuIt" Jail f"r lnvr&i!gniinn.'
tn" ""lHlEitt:u"nt states t:Int sin Was
arrested ~ = '"i"ry rharg"
Negro Boy Arrested
John ii''I!r!'kS. II negro hos. WIS ar
posted t." tn" "ity authnrltir~ Yesterday
90 Il "hnfa" IT hH.ine robbed cash
register IN I'll" Market auditorium lie
WAS "mii!u.I!ud IL the county IuiI for
his h'trnE. Again tn. report was
EiN"n ont At III" p"li,'" hraduuar, err:
ihn, tbs lad WIS "simply hiring held in
IRE county i"il FOR investigation"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
WATCH-NIGHT SERVICE

At $40 Monday evening a watch
Night" service will mark the opening or
q series Of cvangclistic meetings at tho;
North street Methodist Episcopal church.
Service will be held every night during
III" week except Friday and Saturday
nights. Tho pastor. Rev. Roy McCuskcy.
rs his own evangelist. having as helper
tn" dcacoacss Miss Laura Mccoy, who
has hern working In that parish for.
moro than II year. and i.iss Edna Pau
Icy Of Charleston. 4 Gospel singer and
personal worker. who will conduct the
chorus each evening. The following ara
III" themes which will be presented dur
ing tho week:
Mnnday-"Rctrnsrec
Tuc SGa%-"ProSpccl."
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Instance Of Failure"
Thursday-"Calcb' Success" =
Sunday. 1890 a. m, "A New Com.
mandment." followed by the Holy Com
munion.
$50 p. m. 4 service for woman. the:
theme being "A Certain Woman Named.
Martha"
1880 y. H., "a Watcher by the Dead"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
PRAISES OPTIMIST;
SCORES PESSIMlST

God Is an optirniSt. and Christ while
on earth walked ir the sunshine ot op-
timlsm: all trrc Christians are "ptn-
lists and sinners are pe<s!mist Wa" walk
In the dark shadow OF life and along
the road that leads To despair. s"er""
and into ;he land OF n"th!nrneSS. ~"
<lared tho Rev. Dr.. Claude Porter Terry
IN "h'.. d'~cntlrS" Delivered last
night II n larx. congregation IN me
-, t.r.,.Gvt.-,ou' church OK ''T'h"
Opt!ntst.'
The peSs mist never builds. No never
proyrssscs n. never locks uron tho
Drigh, sic. of life: his eHistanc" Is NJ
led With bitterness. hats. rr'li"" and
sourness. watch SPELLS ain Th" life "t 4
true opt:r.tse - the reverse. RI" has
great faith and his liz: Is conp"s"d az
hope. soy. kinLn"Ss. h"n"""i"a'" ara "
Christian spirit AMI Il loving heart. RI"
helps. 10 aids hc speaks kindness ana
acts rightly
Love. e. contiguous. hat" t; cGtrht''s.
and our lives inau.nc. Others. Tn" peSs-
mist puts tho darprr "u JOY. while the
nptinist brings hnpr:a"sS into me !if"
that's sad.
God is T. true opt.miSt. :Lc hn%
hope and love FOR his children. He
tor9tyrs th.t:, and still hopes that they
will turn from their evil ways he
pavc his son. Jesus Christ. because !!e
had faith and hopn in His people HH
wants His children to he "pt:'niStS: tnat
is the only way one can b. true Chris
tian.'
In conclusion Or. Terry appealed :"
his Listeners 70 review. the year that WAS
ranldlv sinking into :he past airi to
rake an inventory Of the good thy had
done. then 10 start on .hc u"w y"aT :T;t'
rorrw"1 Ions hope az an "2:uE!>t that
they will lead a better HE: that they
viii ,rx l., Follow closer in the footsteps
Of Christ and 70 walk IL tho path "t
optimtsra. which will lead ,hr;n through
the valley AMI shadow "f death "i'!'
purs hearts and JOY III their souls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
MARTINS FERRY
Bad Pire Narrowly Avcrted.

The prompt action OF tho fro depart
mont Saturday afternoon. prcr"rtcG Il
bad Plrn which might have destroyed tho
I)ur"h block at the corner Of Fiith ana
Hanover street. shortly after NV"
oclnck fire was discovered on tn"
roof ~ the building occupied Ivy tn"
Frank Heinrich grocery store, I'll" hl;tz"
having started from IN urcrheat"I
stove. BEFORE the fire was eNtinEutshctI
il was necessary tr tear down Il brick
chimney and cut IL large hole in the r""f
a thu. blaze was in the j"istS under the
chimney and was easily "StinguiSh"d
with the use OF chemicals when the
bricks were taken away. Tho loss Will
amount to n hundred dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
HOLIDAY HOURS

:1,.n,orr.y January ixt. 1919. III" U.s.
nal holl6n" hours will be observed AZ
,ha pox,n~,ce rh- main otf;"" With
the exceu..un II ~" general delivery
window viii D.. cl"~.,l All day. The gen
eral delivery Window wtl! he "p+E !r"''i
8 a. III. :" 3 q IT.
There vii be no deliveries all day
either by .he city or rural carriers
Collectors will DO made once IN the
business district none being made In
the other parts Of tho city.
The Elm Grows and Renwood sub
or.,c., Mil L., closed ~" -ative day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
OLD SOLDIER GIVES RECON-.
MENDATION

'usraT WanselIn. Commander Of G..
- H. Post. pIncknryvIllc. Ill.,. writes:
Il highly recommend Foley Kidney
Pills. which I prefer TO all others I
i%Vr used ard SunSidrr them Johnny
on rhH sPnl. Foley Kidney Pills
give quick relief from backache. rheu.
matte pains. stiff. swollen joints. Ian
:sutn"sS. pains In groin and muscles.
all other symptoms ot kidney trouble
md sleep disturbing bladder ailments
They assiSr nature in restoring
!r"ng'h and Vitality. Coleman 4 Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
Much sunertur Duo to Cold.

There was much suffering In this city
yesterday. duo tn the cold weather
which was said to have been th1 cold
cst for 20 years. ~ the thermometers
in some places went NJ low as 10 below
REPORTS from the country districts were
rb the effect that the cold WAS more In
trnsn than In III" city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-31
Smoker This Evening.

Tho Alpha ri fraternity has ""nrl"'-
ed arrangements for Il smoker Wilhelm
Will he held In their rooms in the Hog"
hlilding this e"euing and all nf ~"
members arc invited I" attend. TIL" ar
fair will he In the nniUrn of Il watch
meeting az tn" birth nr the new year
Will be welcomed by all present.