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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1917-12-29
NO | ICE.

Hunting and trespasslng are
strictly prohibited on my plan
tatiOn. Violations will be pro-
secuted.
(Fis) Cleric Gauthier.
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BETHANY COLLEGE:

taken on that particular front in more
thnm month.
The attention 81 tho Americans from
now on will he largely devoted 10 rtnn
practice. There seems Ia be- some DIM
Guilty in 0htnininE ranges. There Rtn
now several 2n0-yRrd ranges. but non"
has yet boon constructed for longer
work \ location. however has he"n
found for TWO .5"D-ynrd ranges. where
snipInr can hn inughi.
The construction OF rHng"R IS din
ruli ON account "t TN" labor nf digging
pits through tho rock soil. In ono
rlnrr. half TN" work wnS done hy the
French and left for the Am"ricHus t"
complete. Th" Sammins found their
side much hmrl"r. mud. indeed. tn" work
uf getting the pick through seemed 40
nrdunrIs TINT the officer ordered his men
10 quit tn" job. general arrived
quickly, ruunIrrmnndi this ORDER.
I'm not going tn hive any of my
mcu sny emit while tho French can
hear them" he snld. And the work
was rnrricu to completion.
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YOUNG AMERICA
IN AVIATION
by GERTRUDE LYNCH
OF The VlBilnntea.

lAlilS. Aux. 1.-The sr"i III
siInrla "I young America al" 'I'"''"
h"tinlS appealed I" by II II"i'As'''''
/ nLIch rAh'la qualities al r"ttfhh" "'''
/ chilli /" Il" HIh r'w'I, tile I"ih"'F
! with uIhl. IlrF az nirrnhy ""llhllnE ~
\ Ilia nrr,I.-. I".Ih Ia I."s""d ""i
/ France rutlin- Ih'.'"s'l''" ""'l"f 'h'
t"i.i"r" 81 ,.'" 81 l"Iill"mi ""hI"'"
/ ."unt" ",I Il. h,.,.1' Io.tr'i ""Ii,"tIIF !" II
q i"n.I'1"ii,.r /" ii,i. i'r"'h
I'.i"'' 'h' "it"d '''"''" $50" at ""'.
a.. ""I. ',r,i", go. go, i.'''"n """
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} WIZ INV Wv" y "'' WV
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/ ,'"''N' ;" " ''''''' WV ~ Wv "'''''''"
! "'' '"'' N'"
/ mt ""' '"'h ''"w 'h"' 'Wh'""'-
+ "'"'N "h '''"'''E inc young 'h'f ny
F'''' ''' "'"' WIZ "'''''''"'" ''' h'H w
premiership at n training school Tor
nvmi"r' 'lHnlnP with ia" French "r'nr
"n'u 'h' ""d OF IN" WA. TOR nh'il III"
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DR.. JORDAN NOT A
PEACE DELEGATE

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l3.-pr
David Starr J"r.lnn. Chancellor Elmer
itus Of Stamford university. treasurer
OF the Peoples Council of AncrIru ard
peace advocate. viii not be- IL dcleEHt"
TO the peace council 10 b: held In Stock
holm Scptcmh": >. according To 1t toll
gram received her" today.
DR.. Jordan said that even II the gov
eminent should alter It's decision L" r"-
fuse passports I" delegates TO III" conn
ell no would no; act for ANY II the
peace or8nnizH tiOnH.
dispatches from New "frk HAY" m"n-
toned pr. Jordan as on" "i in" three
rI"lcHalrH 10 represent tn" People cuum-
ell
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CAPITAL NEWS

,t,,,,,lu.l~T,< " "a A"- IS
Co,r.iat~ .n"ti'.7 w''" tF'"'' '''''" 80
rne s,.,.inr.Y - tat. - ia" i''l'"" "'h
Concerns
Tr,,. ru.,r...n,n. ''""I i.'"'i ""l l""-
tfr .n,n,,.n. 81 - t,,''.'''" 80 ''i'''"'" ia
Sr,i n,.., ,t,"I..' -" F.''.'' '""''f. ''t
ltnt s,...t rom" ,"'''t "''"'''' 81. y
y,u,,,sn.. ~ y N'''''s'''... ~ l'-"""
,;n I, = v.".I-.,,, t. !. /, ii'''' ""'
e. 81 il..j, ~ I'ri". a'"''.
,f,,,,,., .rtl,, iE,.i.,,,,Ii'.4. '''''rr'"" -
,rh.c,iry :. .,r. ir,,. r,i.. IIrnt !" ''h'''
count. capital r'.'.k """. '"''''I"'
atnra . y IlI''h'n. + ''"l'Ih"
trdwur,l Eum-. y. L" f''-l-'' ''"l"r 81
JyhocljnE nnL J /. ''"ffi"nb 81 E'"'F"-
port. -.
Tn, 20, ''"uP'tu''l"' '''"'i7nF 80
u.roy, ,n o,rrn,c ~ g,Nrr,l '"r,rn"-
tora at IN" .nm" tln"" '"r'"l Nt"'"
ain 900: lnc,,rr"rnt"r~. iGnry"l K. W"tth-
1ngton Thomas WntT"n. X. '. H'hr"' .
|l.r r e. Etly and A. q Peterson. all 81
Pittsburgh. IA.
Tho 1.nyinia Home for rld Ladies'. Of
Charleston. t" b" located In thnr'"St"n.
h,. no capitol "'"ri,, in""rr"ratprs.
E,mn, e. tl""uSmith. I!lnndin" E"r-
knmp. I.ill.., H. r'r"udcnh"rg"r. I.uln A.
Ronhnm. Margaret l.; p'':rn!... Mrs y.
Bell. Mrs. VI r. Roach julia f. carr.
Mira + r. Abbot Mrs. y lsutarskr and
Emma l.. Cos. all "t Charleston.
RnDsomc Motor tpr company 81
clarkshurg: 10 opcrnt' gnrnS" At
C.lnrkshury: capital -t"ck Sl".""". tn
ccrpornI"ru j T. i;nns;.fn". /: K; linn-
pom". II. e, Cork md \ !. Sr"'r nil OF
Clnrkaburg.
~
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EngIish-French Handbook
For American Soldiers

NEW YORK. Aug. l3.-The first edi-
tion Of 100. n00 copies Of an English
French handbook which will BE- supplico
to the soldiers going To France VA
sent /" IN" war department today by the
National Security League.
Tie book which ~ Of pocket size with
n waterproof cover. contains "a pages
DEVOTED to practical questions tho sol
di"rS Will probably want TO ask In
French.
The book ia sponsored by II committee
by Cecil e.. RlumrnthnI. through whose
generosity 1t is heinz issued. BEFORE
publication tho copy Of tn. book was
submitted To Secretary Baker and ro-
fcrrrd by him Ia the war college.
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Major George S Wmllncn. In chnrK" "r
thn Atnt" military census hnd nur"liurnL.
today cnnpl"Ird II Int "f nonrly three
thnunnnd uuIIrra or IL ri'nna IN Wrnt VIZ.
FInlt VIII" :T"ry"d either mn roEIrirnrn -.
Iu"uiHtnntH t. r"Elrlrnrn wlthmII rhurEo
10 thu government. Tho llri. whil"
Mnlnr Wnlln"N" INN drniRnui~h M TIA"
'rivlIInn homer roll" Hnn forwarded to-
might t" i'ruvunt Marshal Gr"w,I"r ut
Washington. About six hundred IL IT
thntI'nuh iI"u who norrch In Tins rnpn"-
Ily rlnlni"d pny for their Hrrvic"n nnd
their unuIrI wore not Included In thr
honor roll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14

Tho Media Of tho nation nrc paramount
to tn" nccd or the right ot tho state T."
IN fnrcn thu punishment Of u ViuluiIon rf
It's own lnwa. In tho opinion OF After
ney-Gensrnl England. replying t" II. IT.
Cyrus. shorit of Wayne county. who
holds n prisoner ut the Wnym" Count
Jail who Is subject to tn" first draft
The sheriff wns advised that upon rc-
quest OF tho draft board tlI': prisoner
should be brought UP for examination.
If no Is accepted he must he Released
for m!litnry duty whom the actual call
comes.
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NEUTRALS STRIVING
TO BE INVITED TO
PEACE CONFERENCE

nv IANIrH p'InIh : Ii.I. IiIEh"rlI
:I,u'I-II.iI.hI Nag ~ The neutral
IhttnI,..uu ru,,.iuti't,IS a." nuhI'nn -
hn,, arnIn IL Il." n"rl'l.n i,'"'" go"
rrrtu." Th'Y I,"'" r'"in'l'd '."'i'"""
Iu,uuIIY "s I" wiI'tI,r' th'v Womb L..
,,..t,uIItr,I in nIi Iu "i.u ih" ~.''IIh lr
r.nd" ,'"t rI"'" i:''"'"nr '"i"" ""
In,,rnIl" luI umI,' lni9'. t'I'lI'n
II,r nn-v.ur 81 Ih" AlII'" !" rlnll"I
!, ~ .ntniIrur 'nu '''u '"'" u"
punurod II 90" inIi T"'uIl" IA" w"rln
IF i.luyl t.onIr"'r rnIu''In "I'""' II, ~
v.hj,h u" IrI iuintnh !" ia" l'Ull"'I
lnni"u nv /" whni itu Unri Ia III" I"n"'
rnur"rrt,."r ,mIRht l." II ~ hil MT 80
tor Ih" VIM IN ih""" w"fd".
ar ,ri dent night T"u 'nun"i inlk.
Nnrinug I:rrirnu nlnI""ur"m NH pub
IItirI: v'"r~ Hnund"d 10y Ih" neutral
pnv"rnn~min uu ia" uu""ll"u OF phr.
tIcIunIiui In Tia" l,"nC" ""nf"r"u"". Tn"
rruIiru uf Ihr"" m"u iudl"nlrh TINT NIL
urrtrnln rhuuh l." hnrr"d. h"CnuN"
with TIA" gr"nl number IF n"iunl h"l'
lIpcrrnta who must participate htpl"-
mats ralcuIaIr tint ia" p"mr" confer
ru,." may continue from one to twu
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fix HpcnkInR dhinH for Governor Corfu
we'll Within the mkt f|w w""ka wcr"
announced thir morning by hs H"Crr.
tnry. Jnmcs w. W"ir. Tho first of
th"sc Will hc August lG mt Point lIcns
mt Othnr August 'lntca include II
tentative datn II, Mnrnct. not yet de-
"id"d. ana August -. when he will
spcnl ut rnrkcrSburB, Tho governor
will ap"nk September Il Mt tho tlnrta-
rurK fhir. ON S"picmh"r - no "pcakH
ut Middlch"uru". Tyler county. mnh Sop
t"mt"r :" ut White Sulphur Springs he
faro the state bankers Association meet
Inv
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Soothe Skin Iritations
With Cuticura

Delicate, sensitive skins with ten
drncy to cCycmaS. rasheS redness or
rrughncss should not be irri,atcd by
strongly Incdicatcd soaps. Why not
use for everyday toilet purposes. CuIl-
cura, pure, gentle Soap, touching the
first signs Of plinplcs Or irrltI,lun with
CuticurL Oinrncnt3 For sample each
free hv mail address postcard: "Cuti-
curR, Dept. l5G, Boston," Sold every
where. Soap 25C Ointment y and SOC.
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100 PIE CENT DRAFT lECo1D.

CARLISLE: Muss.. Aug. l3.-This
town iorlny h"astnu Of 100 per cent
draft record. The quota of the town.
which has II small population. was one
man. Jacob J.. Datch. the first man
examined. passed thu physical test,
waived exemption and WAS enrolled in
the new national army.
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eu,n 1T 81 -. II week. f"r ~ wr"h" on 40
.,,rnt # nu injury [" hin "y".
,'n,nm,tsaI"m"r nIt ais" approve" mo
= Ilmwiur u"r. "l"rtI"nT under IN" com"
t.ur:,i"m funI.
I. ,:i!lrii". oil aud KnH VOL c"h'rn"-
ter t'nirIuurt. Preston Glass Snnd com
,nuy 81 I.n,rnl". rn.: Mnrcuin cont com
ra.,y at I"rah"u'n". Fn.: Hnrtrah fpi"
.'nal company Of huntingdon anu Lily
,',.,l company If Sutton.
Tho Public Service Commission To-Day
r.ru&cd tn" application OF IN" 'ch'rni
Freight Association for permission |"
ru, Into effect advanced freight rates
49,, u,, DAYS notice. 1t IL UNDERSTOOD
u,. nrrllcntlnn will b. amended |" '"'
,t...tty., In 81 days. tho regular atatu-
tory period.
I.l,us nr~ being mndo for mn "nl"Inl
,,,,.r .r tn, S"r"ud Nest NlrBin'n
r+,.t,nrnt "r tn" Enll"n"l iu"rd nj
,.,,n Euuuwhn hy Gurrrn"r t"rh""Il
mad ,hr either tu"uh"ra or tho Hth'"
hazard If lulll" w"rhr. Including Nu"'
,.,, rnhn : pnr.t Tr"naur"r ". y.
Lehman Secretary ~ stale li"uat"h -.
,uru SUPERINTENDENT Of Schools VI. =
,.l,,,,k,y t'.nurutn,i"u"r "r AErl'uIIiIr"
t,,,,- II Stewart mil Acknowledgement
:. .r t.,.l,uL rho rrvinw will talk"
,J,,... a rrw .lnya h"r"ro tn" ir""pS lchE''
for Itnttl"ahurg MIHr,. probably IN" '"'
,cr part If this wcok or tho urse OK
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TO PROTECT "BAbnY."

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA Dill 10
postpone hearing OF any civil suit
nRninst n soldier or sailor unlll nit'r
his torn OF service. was introduced to-
dny by Fcnntor 0vnrmnn and reIcrred
to tho Judiciary committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14

n"St Tho rSurt 1nI~ for tho rovIow
hnu mot hcru r"t owing L.. TIA" nhIru""
for II dry two OF QUO or two of tho
state officials.
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SIMON t"hn has been mo-
Mo- ,h,, his rlth.r and sister nav
49,, n;II,d IN RUSSIA Th"ir h"u" MA
,n ria. ruth II the German invasion"
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I.AKEsIpE-CaeS har@ teen oar , ,T'
krorn thts summer r'>"rt 'GN 'I''' ''eN'
H.. .,.o,,,,rI.r 81 II bird club.
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;bRIAN |NYHDt1
. :. OHIO FOR DRY5
npsoial Dispatch tn tho Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. o. Aug IL" ''''"'''
tJonnipks bryan IL .Apected 1" sr"n"
tthS last ~oek OF Dctober IN TINS nth'o
speaking Ia behalf ar tho stat" "'hs
.prohlbition amendment An "ut"i""h'''
ttour win La Iakru. vlIh thee sts"'h'S
la dAy. Began p,nt.nii. Mi sr""k "''
,dsr tho auspices al ia. i'o'""'i"''' -"
tBsdarAtIun
I I..us r,-~a Osas.
(,a"h ,...i,.. ""H 1"-'''' '"''''
az Ain.t H.. tnti"""I "tI" tl'.'''' ''''
tu.nr az thIa ..uy s.hI"'' tee" ''"''' 49,
M. siih s'""hi"r" f''' i.'' -''''- ~ "'''
..r "a" a"hi.-- ..h"'" "."'""' ''-' r"'
,.s.,..n' ""r.. 'n"' - "'"|' "''' 49,
i,,, .,,, ..,,,. ...,. =. at ~, ~" '''"""s
! nI.u.d y" 1t."-~"-lil.-
fm, ins 49, "I".'''." 81 hr' i"''"''
n..L Nile, r..,I II"lh"" .I"U''l 49,
,p,,,x, n ,rt,v. Ihry vii "rr.. 'h'-l'
h,n,n. In a,."s","rIlI". ~""'" NJ -"
hr,, /, ,,.,opr, 81 " .l.,'hI"r "'"'"
uNi,n. Al"vod.
'rh. rtuio In',u''rtr, """"i''H"'' -.
nosuo~d N" foII"'vt"r n'v"hH J." ~
claims Saturday Nj" Mi"l"'" ''''
lay. RnrNn. al1ii. Mr." ""'Hh J" "''''.
NevcomcrHt"wu. t'nN". MI" "''h''..
H,adnon. Toronto. 2iiIi. Mrs. fh''"'
Iapnsr, Cincinnati. Fa622: Mt" ""H'
Hsrriron, Clcv~lnud tJI3-. Mt". Anna
Rtdrs, Cincinnati. fl'i3.
Ohio News notes.
FINDLAY-J"hn !. |"rlnnt N'''" I"
II 0ontismaniy Jim. "h" "hr H
IN. Ohio pcniteutlnry r"r n tori" "'
ssven years. Ii asking for " rn'"
CHARGE against him WAS hursIrtH. IL.
escaped from tn" county )"lt net" ''V
n. hnd hrntcu tut" iusNnslhiliiy Hh'''I
-. mad tool, hln k.yn from h'" mn"
49,, ,.,,uny TIL, next hrnrd 81
h,,r> n. w,, arrested IN Washington. -
- IN, n rriino md Iuruod over l" 'n''
ohio nuthorltirn I" sorve his fi""'"'
.snS.nce lilo WIS perfectly Et""i"""
burslnr aud In aaid L" DO Tn" ~"
WEALTHY candy In&n "t M'nh""l"'''''
Mhp.
roI.El,u iinrry ii"wn'" 49," 49,
mannsln1 editor az ih" N""H i'''' -
dead
,,rA ella nrooIu. "R"'l =. '""Gh'
ar N tuornncr Of thu hi"i' '"'"'" wa"
allied ~hcn on "",'."'''hi' ~ "h'''
-. Nm, ,l.Itus va ~t,Wh l.? ''"'
tion cat
orr,,>- ,,r,uu Ilonfnuh"t. nE'h
Ss u,.mnu rou 10 foot f'"" " r"''
kn1 wna hlII"h
IA Y.ruN Mira H"hect %hn"k Wont
!nta an undertaking establishment '"''"f
with another woman - Wow va" "'',
nr an Unidentified rnn". amt w"'' $"'""''
20, lind tina, /, MA that "t h'r h".''''"',
= Su.F.vEI.A\b-, \ uGcH "p'Fa'"" w.
hr1hur Eden ran over "rd Nih"d ''''"
Sour-yrar-"id ds,uSht':. SN' N'l8 ''''"N
dn ,he running b"arh without ia" h''"
kdxn OF her father. .,..
HONEE-f.. NuH;"n Evans. '"'
ana6t has b..'u informed that "ot ~
his a. classmates IN Wales. HS''H "s
evenly hav.. ben k,i!.''i IN ~" "a''
LANES Upt.-CatS hh's 'e'h '"'
Frorn this summer resort 'G~ '!'' ''eu'
r rho organization ~ II DIX" ''"''
rlNpL.AY-S simon '"h" has ''"h NV
ffrraS tina, his rrth"r '"" @'S''' va,
been KILLED IA iiu~>i" 'h''' "'''
IN th,. ruth IT the German I"H"~''''
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ulNi,tta Allowed,

, 'rh. rtpi~ Iu'lu,.''irS ""'""i'''"'' '
noauo~d N" foll"'r'"r H"""' wv w
claims Ea,nrh"v. Nh" NJ" I"'"
tay. R~rNn. a1iit. Mr." ""''h -. "''
NevcomnrHt"wu. {shN". Mr. ~.
T,a1,on. .roronr" &SiIi. Mrs. f'h'"'
Papnsr. Cincinnati. F'"29: M N
I.r,,.nr tloyclnnd. tII3.. Mr." Anna
Rtdre Cincinnati. &lN'j
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DAYTON Mira. N"h@r' ""'""
Into an undertaking "Ef""'''"'''"'
with another woman !" W." NV ,
ot IN unidentified NM" amt WIZ ,.,
81, ,h,, /, WA that 1t h"r huTl"nd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14

n)VE,E-f. Wiu;"n Evans. mex
a,ob, has b..u informed that ""t ~
hi.' AZ classmates IN Wales. Years as'
800, h,v.. b..a klt!..d IN "a. "a:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14

:. Su r-vEI.A\I- \ tuck Operated "
u -,nur Eden ran over uud Rolled t'""h :
Sour-ycar-nid dauSht":. S'''' "a' f'"'"H
X ,hc running b"arh without ia" N"'N'
hcr flthsT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14

LIMA ella Ffn"f". "H"' -.
Of n mornhor ar thn ''"'
hlllsd ~h'" q" "",.''''''"''' ,,n,
-, rna riding va ''"" - "
tiou
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-02-08
NJ. {. A. A. NOTES


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VI .'.'' "'' '''' ~ U'n' u Is
''' " SOC 'h''N' '"'"-h
~ '''' y D, ~ ''''I- new AM
.''f H'
' '''''l''u'. II. I'D.
>''' :: ' NJ I y a "'ih
WI ga. '"''' ' A'''"
'' ~ w - / Is A''"i"'I
- ''''-". .'"'" ..'''.'N pe observer
''.' ~ 5000. '.'"' y - .'' we
qua. 10. wa WIN ''''-
''.'- '' ''''
''
me "''I HJNj b" served 10y
p'"'''''.- Ut '. 'b. Moor. ana M
i'iE u "''h ''' 'il"d against the
'''' '". Suli'I'I u, III
50 "''''I' To '"'.h The iIuor nr side
wal lT>'' II ms requirement he
.'o'' Wv He''ei hf'Iu Is
Wv ''"'' us t'''''e' 'aHeS MS TURN
''"E Vo>>'s) MS haho is
=, '''''' . oa''s III sue
:. '"''' Wv wv 'edt'i 'ne SNORT
nay >'''"" aooo' 'he fbioele OF
>'u' All prayers Cd me siae
'H '''o an liiusl oe insioe the
''''' ''''' u'''' tue oa'l Is served
- '"' P'''"ese ol lhe PLAYERS on
'le "p'S'ne 10 ehuea'or 10 MI with
INV ''"''i " SNORT oGIl put OS mus
p'dS''' II lhey must win out ~ the
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Ely Items.

Miss Monica Lee was a Monroe
City visitor Wednesday.
Lawrence u,dOn. near Mt.
Vernon is on the sick list at this
writing.
Mrs. Stanley TrusSel. Mrs. John
Siest and Mrs. Ben Rowe spent
Tuesday wish Mrs Cliff Lovelace.
Gentry Cummings shipped a car
load of hogs Thursday night.
Bndrew Glest and Geo1se Crane
were Monroe p~Itors Friday.
Miss Lillian Watts spenr Satur-
day and SUNDAY with he, sister
Mrs. Albert BiXl'r.
Mrs, John Gl,-r and daughter
Mary we're shopotDs in Monroe
Saturday.
AdOlph StraUb gave a lance
Saturday night Il was largely at
tended and every bedy had a very
nice time
Miss MonI2a Lee Sss shipping in
Monroe Saturday.
Miss CIitfiTd Lovelace spent SGT
urday night and Sunday with
MISSES Mary and Flors Crane.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-02-08

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-02-08

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-03-22
Church Notes.

Church Notes.
AT the session OF the Washington Con-
ference OF the M. E. Church (colored) in
Baltimore on Monday the appointments
for the ensuing year were announced.
Rev. J. d. Brown, who has been pastor
OF the Shepherdstown Church for the past
five years, and who has rendered very
satisfactory service to his people, has
been transferred TO Fairmont, w. Va.
Rev. ]. N. Yearwood, OF Ronceverte and
White Sulphur Springs, and who couple
of years ago served the Charles Town
Church, is assigned 10 Shepherdstown;
Rev Moses Lake goes to Charles Town; ;
Rev. A. L. Jenkins to Harper's Ferry !;
Rev. S. R. Hughes to Martinsburg; Rev.
c. Y. Trigg, formerly OF Shepherdstown.
to Pittsburg. Rev. S. H. Brown is super
intendent OF this, the Cumberland district.
The Baltimore Annual Conference Of
the M. Church South will assemble
in Greene Memorial Church, Roam oke,
Va, next Wednesday, March 18th.
Bishop Hoss, OF Nashville, Tenn, will
preside. The Baltimore Annual Confer
ence OF the M. E. Church will also meet
on March 18th in the Walbrook Church,
Baltimore. Bishop Frank NJ. Bristol, Of
Chattanooga, will preside, and will be
assisted by Bishop Earl Cranston.
M. E. Church-Preaching at Mt. Wesley
at 80 a. m. and in Shepherdstown at
p. m. This will be the last Sunday in
the conference year, and all the members
| of the church and congregation are earn
estly requested TO be present. as matters
OF importance, interesting to all for the
coming year, will be attended TO.
Christ Reformed Church-Fifth Sunday
in Lent-Sunday school 9.45 a. m, morn
ing worship and sermon II a. m. Lem
ten services Wednesdays and Fridays
at 100 o. m. Worship with sermon in
Grace Reformed Church, Kearneysvile,
| Sunudy dt , ~ III.
There will be services in the Shep-
herdstown Presbyterian Church Sunday
at II a. M, if providence permits. Com
munion service in the Kearneysville
Presbyterian Church Sunday at 3 p. m.
with preparatory service at II a. M
M. E. Church South-Preaching by the
pastor in Shepherdstown at | a. m. and
I'd. m, and at Marvin at D. m. These
} will be the last services before the pastor
goes TO the Annual Conference, which
meets in Roanoke March 18th.
Episcopal - Trinity Church, Sunday
School Gas a. m. Service at II a. m
Sunday. and on Wednesday and Friday
at pm. Chapel ofthe Good Shepherd
Dufiields, Sunday 2 IS p. m, holy COM
munion Tuesday at 100 p. m.
! The Eastern Convoca,iou OF the Epis'
copal churches in the Eastern Panhandle
will hold its spring session in Harper''
Ferry, on April IL. Is and 10.
Lutheran-Service Sunday at Uviila a
| II a. m. and in Shepherdstown at Up. m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-03-22
Boatmen Strike.

Boatmen Strike.
The boatmen on the Chesapeake q
Ohio canal have gone on strike. The
company having refused to allow them
the rate of so cents a ton for carrying
coal from Cumberland to Georgetown,
the men have concluded TO quit, and
practically all of them have abandoned
their boats. About thirty Sharpsourg
captains have moved their belongings
from the boats tied up at Snyder's Land
ing, twenty have quit at WilliamspoIiIl
and at Cumberland and Hancock sui
others have given up their boats. The
company offered As cents a ton, an IN,
crease Of five cents over last year. but the
men say they cannot make living al TINS
price.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-03-22
NOTICE..

If you are moving this spring,
don't fail to notify us, so that your
fire insurance may be transferred
to cover your personal property in
your new location.
Washington, Alexander & Cooke,
F. w. Myers, Sub-Agent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-03-22
PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Helen Link, OF Duffields. and Mr.
John Hendricks, of Uvllla, spent Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Fea.
gans in The southern part Of the county
Mr.. Forrest Feagans IS recovering from q
recent illness.
Mr.. Taylor Bragonier has gone to
Roanoke, Va, where he hasa position with
the civil engineering department of the
Norfolk & Western Railway. He is al
present working with the office force in
that city.
DR.. w. S. Link, OF Parkersburg, w. Va,
who has been i'll, is visiting the family oil
his brother, Mr.. +. o. Link, at Duffields.
DR.. c. w. Link, of Martinsburg, spent
the weekend with his brothers at Duff
fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Clabaugh, OF Fair
mount, North Dakota, who have been
visiting Mr.. Clabaugh's brother, Mr.. w.
F. Clabaugh, OF Engle's. this county, have
returned TO their home in the Northwest.
Misses Katherine Hartzell and Hazel
Martin left this morning for visit OF a
few. days with Rev. and Mrs. w. A.
Lytle at Urbana, Md.
Mrs. J.. H. Bender, of Glasgow, Va,
was in Shepherdstown this week for a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c.
Link.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fulton have return
ed from Florida, after having spent a
couple OF months very pleasantly at Miami.
Miss Estelle Thompson, OF Berkeley
Springs, spent several days last week
with Miss Bessie Hoffman, west of town.
Miss Lula Wysong has returned from
visit OF some weeks in Parkersburg with
her niece, Mrs. Mark Wetzell.
Misses Josephine and Helen Show
spent a couple OF days with relatives in
Hagerstown the past week.
Mr.. VIM. B. Snyder is in New York TO
spend few days on business and pleasure
combined.
Miss Virginia Butler, OF this vicinity, is
spending the week with friends in Mar
tinsburg.
Mrs. c. A. Licklider is here from Ports
mouth, Va, 10 spend few weeks.