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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
Nj ANARCHY IN
RUSSIA, ALLEGES
COUNCILS HEAD
!APPEAL TO COUNTRIES
OF WORLD FOR PEACE
Agitation in Favor OF Ending
the War Continues in :.
Russia.

! TETnCGri;hD. May II. viz l-onH"h.
ln:l6 p. Mn. c. Tchird'". nr"HI-
den, of the Council Of Soldiers and
Wurkmen's delegates. after an nv"~'l'
CATION declares lha; all rumor& Of an
archy, the proclamation Of an auto
numous unit, or strikes IN powder
works in the SchlucssrIburg district.
arc absolutely unlounIcd.
! PETROGRAD. via London May H..
, ~ =. IN. An appeal Ia th" peoples
0f The world concerning IN" calling
Of a peace conference in Il neutral
country Will b" published Immediately
by lhe Council oi Soldiers and Work
mems delegates. according 10 reSo-
LUTON ,.pt"d at 4 meeting yesterday
OF .nc executive committee @G inc
; council The cummitle" also resolved
TO send Il delegation 10 establish rcla-
tions with the Socialist delegates at
Stockholm and 10 send delegates 10
neutral and allied countries IN further
! the peace movement.
II was resolved 10 call conference
! of the Socialist intrrnatlonalS and TO
Invite TO the conference representa-
Live> Of all parties agreeing with inc
councils appeal.
Tna, nov Russia is slipping back int"
| informal Strifr THAI .hT'al,nS 10 max"
i rL>Slth, tn" return |" d"Spoti*m is thc
! warning SnurI"d by IN" provisional gov
| rrtmcut'S 2.UUH-wurd appeal fer in ac-
! tual coalition administration.
| puma LEADERS tu,!Hy declared this was
| Ir$<ia'S only salvation.
! rkc provisional government. II WAS
| declared. has found it's position lu,ul"r-
+ ai". inasmuch ~ Ia" r"ni lower lies
/ in the hands uf IN" '!"rutl"S of the Gnun-
, eli IF HurkinEm"n and soldiers.
New Appeal Is ned.
That actual coalition necessary in
Stead Of rhc vaguely r.Gn"d coalition
| which mnw EXISTS was a" assertion of
! Minister Of Justice li"' n%ky III Il now
| apj,eal iSsu"d today.
! k"r"nNkv. who Is thr only So"itli.,t
! in IN" CoVtrnln"ut. said That there NOW
! exists Il strong link between IN" Social
| lists and the government. hut than ihn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
Of Pair of Brooke County
Prisoners 10 Escape is
Frustrated.

WEi.LSBU RG, W. Va. May IL
An attempt If TWO prisoners in the
Brooke county Jail 10 escape waS frus-
irat"d by tn" timely discovery Of their
preparations by the sheriff and his
deputies this morning.
The prisoners involved were Orvill"
Eddy, -. and Lorenzo Eanlindo. @h.
Early Friday morning they had re-
moved bricks from til" Jail wall, but
were unable 10 cpmplrt" TN" opening
before thn jail OtiiClaIS arrived on IN"
scene. They CoV":"! UP The opening
ewiih 4 blHnhri hGI IhIS rllSr did not
deceive the officials. who soon dlsC0H'
cred what had been attempted. and
the men were placed in separate cells
for solitary confinement.
Eddy is accused of attempted Grim
nal assault upon his mothrr.in-law,
Mrs. MuIlir Arhauch. Of WarwoOd.
Nanlindo is accused ut arson.
Vanlindo Corfesses.
Lorenzo NanIimdo. III" prisoner who
figured in the attempted Jail delivery.
is tonight reported "a have confessed
to Prosecuting Attorney Il. l.. ramsey
his guilt on Ihr rhHr.." f"r which hr
is confined p' nd!nE trial in The Brooke
Italian, vino lived with hi: mother in 4
Italian. who lived with his mother in Il
hons" at WhrrllnE Junction owned by
a frIlnw rnunrrNTlan. Antonio i'IduIla
is alleged To- hay" sci fire to the build
ing. whirh WIS destroyed. In his re-.
ported runErSSjQn h" states that the
crime WAS committee, uUI Uf revenge.
H., Irl h.nu ,,rIprrl hv IiJIItlIu I'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12

Of patriotic citizens who jammed the
sidewalks on both sides for Il NIL"
and half
The Banquet.
Tn" members OF the missions were
escorted to the great ball room where
Il brief reception WAS held and tnel,
To the grand banGu"' hall which has
been thu scene Of many brilliant as
sem hla2cs.
Stretched across one end Of the ban
qurt hall was Il great curtain of hOr!-
ZOn blue. In the center was tn" AMER.
lean flag. thanked by III" colors or
France and England and with the flags
of the ten other allies Surroundlng
them Below lhe flags was Il copy OF
Il medallion reprcscntiS France ana
England. supported on Il golden panel
bearing the now famous words or
President Wilson: ITO make IN"
world safe for democracy"
The menu was one Of tho simplest
Continued on Page Fourteeu.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
Roosevelt Wants No
Delay in Army Bill

WASiIINriTuN. May ll.-S"na'"r
IlardinL and Representative HarHl@F,
L.adiug Hdrorat"S in tn" scnat" ana
nniis,. Of ,'ulnn"l I:onS"Vrlt'S plan 10
rniSa Il volunteer division. r"r"iv"d p
t.I..uram from tn" colonel tonight say
jng D." hoped none of his friends III con
ErcS$ wnuli carry their fight Tor huih-
urI2u: ion of The plan 10 the point ot Sc
riousIy DELAYING enactment uf the army
draft bill Both senator Harding ana
RaprcsrntnIivr Gardner said tonight
that they hnd no intention OF attempting
To block approval II tho conference
measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12

For Bridgeworker, Who Falls
From LaBelle Bridge at
Steubenvllle.
e;c,ial niS:,arrh /" r!r Im'Cll!Srncer.

STEuBENNlLLE O.. May H.
james Evans, 80. single. of this city,
Il bridge worker. met death by drown
ing this afternoon after fall OF one
hundred feet into the Ohio river.
Evans WAS engaged on the main chan
mel span of tho La Belle Iron works
bridge connecting the lower Sleuben'
Vile and Brooke county plants OF the
iron works. when his hold was looS'
cnrd and hr fell TO The water. Evans
was not killed by the fall and made
desperate efforts 10 swim 10 the '0hi0
shore, but before assistance couio
reach him hr became exhausted ana
ank IN death. The body was not re-
covered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
AMERICAN INGENUITY
GETS GERMAN SECRET I

WNSIIINt;TrN, Nav Ii.-.Th" secret
nf luak;lE: optical glass "f The sort used
IN H"il l;ias>r&. r;t.Iur" finders and peri
%,,rl"s. a rr"dur; for whirh this' C"un-
try hitherto has been dependent on ter
many. has been discovered by tho bu-
rrail 0f standards.
In announcing III" discovery tonight
Secretary R"dIirld said ii WIS nnr Of
essential imrortanr" to the military
services of the nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12

Sounds a Note Of Warning
Everybody Must Do His Bit,
or Liberty Loan Fails.

WASfINGTON. May II. Sccrr-
Iary MCAdOn sounded Il warning
today that unless every person
who possibly could rii:i hiS bit y
toward subscribing 10 In" Liberty
loan that II might fail.
II have every confidence" h"
said. "rhai rhr loan will BE- fully
%ub%Crjh'rh. hui! III" impression
should not be permitted TO 90
abroad il is certain 10 CarEN unless
every rnr who can afford 10 sub
scribe does so. Every person who
can take part Of the loan, no mat.
ter how small should do 50 ii
once" "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
BELIEVE MURDER
MYSTERY SOLVED
Man Arrested in Martins Ferry Be
lIeved to Know Something
Of Paro Murder.

In the arrest nf - in""Icm.r WlIu :,iN"
ihr nam. - Ni%ulrk. IA Martins Ferry
!nst u!:hi. :'uii''' h'r.. h"li"v" ih"y eau
clear ~ tie. ;uvs'.!: surrounding lh"
murder UE Anton FARO ~ the Sunth I'D"
three weeks A.s" Tonight. NlSnICk was
arrested lay ia" Martins F"rr% police last
might at !" "'rt"rm. hrircjiv" l'av"
'l":,ry brought ih" man /" ihis city.
Efforts "f tn" I"in'" /" question him
wcr" fruitlcss lUs.t night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
HEAVY LOSSES FOR GERMANS IN
ATTACK ON WEST FRONT; FAILS.
BRITISH WERE FORCED I
TO RELINQUISH GROUND. }
but With the Bringing Up Of.
Reserves Teutons Are
Repulsed. , Y.

-
The Germans, returning to the at.
tack today against the new Brit. !.
ish position south of the .Souchez J:
river, forced the British to give
ground and withdraw from a pC-
ton Of the front. says the British
official communication issued to-
night Later. however. in A coun- :
ter attack tho British regained q
all their old positions, the Ger
mans suffering heavy casualties.
Bitter attacks by tho troops OF
Crown Prince Runprecht and the
German crown. prince are being made
against The positions vital to the DEL
lenses of Lens and Laon held by tut
British and French. Field Marsha1
Haig and General Nivellc are holding
their recent gains and throwing back
the attacking Germans with heavy
losses. :.
South Of the Souchcz river. one OF
the natural barriers TO Lens. the Ger.
mans have made third attempt. to
Irecapture the positions taken BY ihe
Brit ish Thursday and for third time
have been thrown back. A momeu.
tary footing was won by Prince Rup.
rrcchl's men, aided by liquid fire, In
the new British positions. but bril-;
liant counter attack recovered the
lost trenches and left the British line
unchanged.
Around Ccrny-en-Laonnois on the
plateau overlooking the Ailette river,
and only nine miles south of Laon, an
important link in tho German defense
system in France, the Crown Prince rs
eXpending his man power freely. but
Intellectually, in an attempt to regain
lost ground. Throwing his men in
waves against the French on both
sides of the village. he succeeded only
in gaining about 200 yards Of an ad-
ranced element, but his gain was
short-lived. as a French counter-attack
Immediately evicted the Germans.
On a lengthy front in Macedonia the
Entente forces continue their ofen.
sive with success between Doiran and
the Cerna river. The British have
checked tho Bulgarian attacks south.
west of Doiran, and hold their recently
gained positions with tenacious grip:
West Of Dorian, and west OF the.
Tardar river. French troops have car.
ried by storm an important position.
south of Huma, on the SerboGreek
border. and withstood violent counter
attacks by the Bulgarians. Twenty,
miles 10 the west and also near the
border, Inc SerDldnS nave Cdptutcu
Two Bulgarian works north OF Polar.
In addition TO infiicting heavy losses
on The Germans and the BulgariRnS,
the Entente forces in the Macedonian
theatre on Thursday and Friday cap.
turcd 300 prisoners.
The British government has issued
grave warning 10 munition workers
now on slrikn. and gives notice OF pun.
ishment for The meters Of the strikes,
which were not authorized by the
trades unions Of England. =.
Voluntary recruiting. the British
war office announces. soon will be e1-
tended to men up 10 so years OF age,
both single and married.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
PRESSURE AVERTED
GREAT COAL STRIKE

WASHINGTON. May l1.--h trnta.
tive basis Of agreement for aVrriInS
Ia threatened strike Of coal miners IN
th" Central PENNSYLVANIA district was
reached az a conference Of rrprrscn.
tativcs OF both sides tonight with Scr'
rrtary Wilson Of III" labor d"part-
mpnl.
None of those present ~ lhr con.
ference would divul2e details ol ii''
proposed agreement except To say ihat
there would il" no suspension OF work.
Ahout 75.Dnu men had voted 10 walk
out on May l.. ami ii Is understood
strong prcSSur" was brought to bear
by the federal CovrrNmrHi Ia bring
tho twp sides together and prevent
jcrippling OF coal production IN the ma
tiNnal cmrrGCnCN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
THEY ARE ALLIES Of THE KAISER,
DECLARES ACR|CULTURA OFFICIAL
Men of Immense Wealth Alleged to Be Back of Unusti6abe
Advances in the Prices of Food-These Men Will
Be Taken Care of in the Courts.

tSIII\.i..rh\' NI,, II Sop
" - | Wv -''"'
SatlOnal charges that Il lobby ~
:
: lOnu gamblers. some "i lnc'p "a
=, il, :. -,
inililtliSt wealth., dltc"u.t !" "'
,,n,., Ia W-,uL;urtn,, scrl,iur rr
defeat the administration lOOQ
o,.,,l I;Il. ,,,,,I, tr,,5,,bt IN
VI ''iiH' ''',>'|
Il formal statement ny .ASSlSlillI-
So.,o+,,,. N-roon,,,, al thr dr.
paf'mel(t Oh aGFl'uI'uFf'
" AlliaS of thr z;IlSrr r---llllpItrl-
l:lI l. ,il I,o
otH anu uIsIoHE di NV "l'""iN' ~
made tU feel the !Oathlng aUu con-
t,,,, - o,.o,,. ;,.tr;n,i,. tmnri-
'."'t', co.
can. are some ni the characferl-
''"' "FF
TO 't0nd spectators. ton'l corner
ops anil fnDd romhIcrS ''who no
-, =,
promised, VIII IN Time ne tou'hCtl
hy nnprnnriHtr IrriSlHtinu.
-
Seri eiar! 'f"ollianS .S'''!il'H'
says IN part.
Never IN the. history OF 'hC
world NAY" business uiel SNOW"
as ,much PATRIOTISM ana unSrI!ial!
HeSS aS haS peell hdhl'rst,u
since 'h, Wal oeEAH oE LUZ Jus uuS.
10 ut'' W e. I,,
we, nsIsi ".'''s "In W. W ,hnIr hm,,;
w" g. t,".s !" p'an' ,hai, nrr
ieSS "i S"'il""'intS ~ ,hir gnu ,ne eaI,it
al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
ALLEGE ALLIES
ARE ECONQUER!NC
THE SUBMARINE
GREATER EFFICIENCY
SHOWN IN REPORTS
This is Admitted in a Recent
Speech of German Naval
Secretary.

PARIS. May IL t5:0l a. m.)-Both
British and French statistics on sub
marine sinkinSS during the last week
show 4 certain Improvement in the
situation, say: Marcel llutin. usually
WrI! informed writer on the subject
lie adds:
II understand tha- our means oi
h.htinG submarines is increasing daily
and viii. III giving details can say
that the number of submarines put 0ul
of action in the last few days has
risen in il very satisfactory manner"
WASHINGTON. May IL. 49, The in
creaSinC efficiency II? the allies in
submarine destruction WIS recognized
in II speech by the German secretary
Of the navy in th" rrichstag on May
10. OniCial accounts of the speech
reaching here report the German sec
re;ary rs saying that while The sub
marine warfare had achieved far
greater results than vas expected, Il
certain number Of submarines had
been lost dS lhc result ni improved
means Of destruction devised by the
allies.
LONDON. May II, 3:o3 p. m.-Thr
Norwegian foreign Office to-day report
rt The sinking by German submarines
Of three Norwegian steamships. says Il
dispatch from ChrfS;iania to The Cen
ira News Agency. The vessels were
the Tnrc-Jarl. of 1.Oa4 tons gross; the
Nnse, of 2.I20 IONS gross. and the Ny
dial, a new vessel Of 1850 tons gross,
LONDON. May II, G:36 p. m.-The
Norwegian steamers Tiger and Leik'
anger. have been sunk by German sub
marines Ten miles off the northwest
coast nf Spain According 10 informa'
tinn received here. the submarines
halted the steamers in Spanish waters
and escorted thrIn beyond the terrific
rial limit. where they were sunk. The
Tiger was il vessel Of 1928 tons. built
in 1857. The Lrikanger measured p
oa6 tons net. Both vessels were en-
gagged in the American trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
PREPARING DEFENSE BILLS FOR !.
LEGISLATURES SPECIAL SESSION.

these conferees in the interest Of de-.
fense. One OF these provides for
,legalizins the council OF defense. pre-.
scribe its duties and giving it full.
authority 10 act. Another provides
tfnr funds 10 permit the defense coun:
Gil to operate, These funds are to b..
raised other than from the general
revenues OF the state. Still another
is 10 devise means Of bringing about
better crops and more industrial oper-l
ations. and another to control the situ.
alton with reference TO idleness.
There is reason to believe that .oy
the time the Legislature convenes an
agreement will be reached with RI.
erencc to the gene raj appropriation
bill. %.
THE WEATHER.
ASHINGToN, May 11.-Fo0ooAst;
st Virg1nia-Fair Saturday Al6
= ay. o..
y 10 and Western FsnnSylvania--RAir
Saturday; Sunday fair, warmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
NEW HIGH MARK IN
THE PRICE OF FLOUR

MlNNEhPOLlS.. May ,ll.-Flonr
prices Touched new high points today,
fancy patents advancing 30 cents 10
$3.50 Il barrel, wholesale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
RedfieId for Control.

WASHINGTON, May 1l.-Secretary
-Radnsld today advocated strict gov
ernment control Of the food situation
as Il means of checking the rapid rise
in food prices. The administration
bills prnding in Congress. he said.
sauuld be passed without delay that
uae,onomic conditions may be RENE
died.
There is no economic reason Tor
present prices" he said. unless the
Government takes hold We will hnd
ourselves in the position Of the allies
who lost valuable time in getting con-
troll of the situation abroad. We have
plent yof food bui authority is lacking
Tor the government 10 prevent waste
and chang" poor means or dlstrlbu'
tlOn.
Holding Back Beans.
LYNCHBURG. Va. May lit. Is
estimated that I3+ 900 pounds Of beans
are held in s;Urag" her" by SpcCula.
Continued on Page N1ne)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12
GAMBLING IN
MAY WHEAT At
CHICAGO |5 OFF

CHICAGO, May 11.--Trading
in May wheat was ordered discon-
tinued at a meeting of the board
of directors Of the Chicago Board
of Trade tonight. The directors
also decided that existing con-
tracts should be adjudicated either
by delivery of the property or at
a selling price to be fixed by a
committee appointed for the pur-
pose. This committee is headed
by James A. Patten and will meet
tomorrow. morning,
Mny Wha, wl> u'"l"I Il; So ~ :hr
,'l"s,. -! 'Ia'.iu+ '"in%. Trn"'.:> >Ii!
IN, r.. Wr~ T." way uI ,'~iIuI:,iln" fi'' IT.
rr,'i ur ii,. oT,L.r "u tri'l,'~ ~ i~iI"... The
alu"Inr "I Wm':,t ia thI~ market WIZ aid
in h.. INu."G" nU.s,.rlS "n SATURDAY. AMI
that pr"hrhIy i'.' Hl"lIIu u"w here VAS
short "f i!r'&" "Gu:"s.
II Wa rIrrrII' among n.' nl.rS "i Iuc
board that action ny im" ird"rHi nuthHrI-
IT,. IN Iil. las; few day%--anh pnrIit''i-
lIrIy cHrlirr in ia" dI; had hHS'"n"d
IN. action - lh" h"Hri ni ilr"rlnrS
N"nr =. rh">r =: :l'' Meeting ""uld
rururn at .l..r" that II hn'I h'"u iu'i-
mated ,r H"rrd "tiIriai% ;hat some &c.
Continues on Page Nine.)
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-12-19
JOHN w. LITTLE

John w. Little, one of the old est citizens of this county, pass ed away Nov. Is, 1917. He was born in this county in the year 1885, being 82 years of age at his death. He professed Christ in his younger days; was of the Methodist persuasion but never attached himself to any Church. He served through the Civil War in the 9th Arkansas regiment, Co. D, was lieutenant of his com- pany and was loved and respect ed of all his men of whom he had charge. 4 short time before his death he expressed himself as having a hope in Christ. He was 9 Master Mason, Q good laW-abid ing citizen and ever ready to lend a helping hand to his neigh bors and friends. He leaves a wife, four brothers, two sisters and other relatives to mourn his loss, besides a host of friends.
 Funeral services were con ducted by Rev. s. Spears, who delivered a very interesting dis course from Luke 12-40. Be ye therefore ready also." The body was laid to rest in Providence Cemetery, followed by very large concourse of relatives and friends.
 Weep not, dear friends, for those who die in the Lord. Our loss is their eternal gain and those of us who live in accord ance to Gods will have a hope of meeting our loved ones.
 On Gods eternal shore,
 Where parting is no more.
 A Friend.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-12-19
RACINE.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
For Sale-CoW and ? gilts.
 Mrs. N. J. Lewis.

Rev. H. H. Hunt was returned to the Judsonia and Kensett cir cult by the Methodist Episcopal Conference. Rev. Hunt has made many friends in Judsonia and we are glad to have him re- turned to us.
 Mrs. B. A. Fitzhugh is here to spend the holidays with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Welt0n She stopped here while on her way to her home in Little Rock from a visit with friends in St. Louis.
 w. w. DeVoe who is stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Train ing Station, is home on a tWo- weeks furlough. He and Miss Clio Thomas of this place were married Wednesday night of last week.
 The sale at The Leader has been a success ever since it start ed. There is a reason for the pee pie know when the Leader puts on a sale it means a real bona fide sale.
 Marvin Cunningham died last Friday at his home west of town. The funeral service was preach ed at the home by Rev. Hunt. Burial was in Evergreen Gene tery Monday morning.
 * *
 Beware of Strangers" an eX- pose of blackmailing methods carried out by high-class crim- inals will be enacted by an all star cast at Electric Theatre on next Tuesday, matinee and night It exposes the schemes of the shrewd confidence men and oth. CTS of the underworld. There is a strong love story running
 
 throughout the picture.
 8::oseR etaoin shdrulfws
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-12-19
COUNTY COTTON WEIGHER

The Advance is authorized to an nounce Milum Harrison, of Des Are Township as a candidate for the of flee of County Cotton Weigher, sub ject to the action of the Democratic primary.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-12-19
Political Announcements
COUNTY AND PROBATE CLERK

The Advance is authorized to an nounce G. o. Yingling, of Gum Springs Township, as candidate for the office of County and Probate Clerk of White County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-12-19
Clear Water Notes.

Willie Wood, of Little Red, was visiting relatives here Fri day and his cousin, Shelby, re- turned home with him.
 c. E. Harrison was a .Searcy visitor Thursday.
 $
 Mrs. Wools is sick at this writ ing.
 Miss Florence Wools is teach ing at Big Four this winter. Her school started last Monday.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. Ar thur Hoofman, December11, q daughter.
 Will Leasure has returned from a trip up in Missouri. Will says it is winter time up there. Wiley Carruthers and Roy Shipley have returned home from theybottoms where Lhe- .Yg,anniI1o
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-12-19

The Red Cross Sewing rooms will be open every afternoon. The supervisors for this month are: Mondays Mrs. J. $. East land; Tuesdays, Mrs. r. c. Mill Ter; Wednesdays - Mrs. Ed Forbes, Thursdays Mrs. c. Holmes; Fridays4Nrs. Ira Kel- ley; Saturdays-Mrs. Glenn Green.
 We are advised by the factory that the price on the i cylinder Saxon roadster will advance $50 January 1. Better place your or der now.
 Jennings and Mann.
 DIr. T. J. Lowdermilk, Cash fer of the Farmers and Mer- chants Bank, has received from bed Cross headquarters a large number of Red Cross Christmas Seals and he requests that the young ladies of the town volun- teer to sell these seals. It is for a noble cause and you can be sure that you are "doing your bit by helping to dispose of the  seals. Governor Brough has is- sued the following statement:
 The Arkansas Public Health Association. which is a branch of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuber- culosis, is carrying on a very .eommendable campaign to place visiting nurses in each county of the state for the care and treat ment of the dreaded tuberculos- is. It is estimated by authori- ties that there are 25, 1000 cases of tuberculosis in Arkansas and last year there were over 2,300 deaths from the great white plague. The Red Cross Seals cost only 6 penny apiece and the pro- eeeds from the sale of these seals Eill be used in placing wis., lung ntlas5 in e@ery r051rtllFtty 0f f i Arkansas, to treat tuberculosis .pa$ients. 7
 You canget these seals by calling at tie Farmers and Mer- chants Bank.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-12-19

We are advised by the factory that the price on the i cylinder Saxon roadster will advance $50 January 1. Better place your or der now.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-11
CORNS PEEL RIGHT
 OFF WITH "GETS-IT"
2 Drops, and the Corn is a
 "Gonerw,

When you've got to walk on the sides of your shoes to get away from those awful corn-pains, there's only pne common-sense thing to do. Put