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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
WILL STAGE BOXING
SHOW FOR SOLDIERS

The first boxing exhibition In Steu-
nenville for several months will take
place next Monday afternoon when Dick
Loadman. the Steubenville pride. meets
Gene Cannon. Of Milwaukee. Tho pro
ceeds Of the match will go to swell the
company mess fund for the boys Of Co.
r. Of the Tenth regiment encamped at
Stanton Park. Steubenville
The match will prove we'll worth tho
money. as the boys are well picked. and
box fans anticipate 4 real show during
the ten rounds Of the main bout. Sew
era1 interesting preliminartes are ar
ranged between local favortttcs. and q
large attendance will no doubt be in at
tendance. both to help the Steuby SOL
diers and to see genuine exhibition.
Ticlets are on sale today for tho
event In Steubsnville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30

WASNINGTpN. Pa. Aug. 29.--Th!s
town is making elaborate preparations
to honor native son nnh tho world 3
greatest aviator. y" l.l"yd Thompson.
WHO will lnup.t loop. lily upside down
md offer other dang r"us mud difficult
fcntS ~ aerial nrruhury ut the WASH
ingIun fair IN" Lloyd Thompson Day.,
next Friday afternoon.
THOMPSON Is wsll and fnvnrhhly
known in Wheeling. M II WAS lbs who
gave that city It's initial glimpse Of tho
lnup, the MOST astounding and artistic
feat Of hirdm"n.
The daredevil Of the clouds Is now
hcrr and intends to r-inain until he
brings the fair Ia thrilling tinulc
with his sensational and spectacular
stunts.
Thompson. accompanied by Gale X.
White who is usHuCinird with him In
conducting The DE Lloyd Thompson
School Of Flying" nj Washington. d. G.,
nnIured la his nuth"rs hume here, ar
irving early this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30

Harry Bell. president OF the Inter-
City league. has been appointed chair
man Of the local district. and he in turn
will appoint subcommittee to collect
the supplies or funds from every avail
able source. The move will unoues-
ttonably have the approval OF every
true American. and before many months
pass the Sammies Will be enabled TO
enjoy their country's national game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
Sprays and douches Will never
cure you.

Catarrh Is annoying enough when
IT chokes up your nostrils and air pas.
sages, causing painful and diniG cult
tho real danger comes when 1t reaches
down into your lungs.
This IL why you should at once real
lie the Importance Of the proper treat
mrnt, and lose no time experimenting
with worthless remedies which touch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
CHICAGO SOx TAKE
DOuDlET and MAKE
BIG GAIN IN RACE

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Chicago won
both Kames Of a double header from 81.
Louis today to 0 and IL to ana sain
cd a full game on Boston. who mad no
xarne scheduled. Chicago now ieaoS
Boston by 4 1-2 games. ~ =,
In the first game Russell pitched IN
mo form twirling his best bal! IN .ne
pinches. In one inning when the vlsi-
tors started with a double and sth-
xle, Russell pitched ten balls 10 Tue
next three batsmen and struck enen,
out Chicago on the other hand ooncneo
its hits and executed some good oaSe
running.
In the second game the visitors De-
xan an ASSAULT upon Benz, VINO was
taken out with men on second ana taiIo
and one out. Danforth retired the sue
in one. two. three order in each 1nnins
except one when his own wild throw ~
nrst enabled Sloan to reach >h'Fo'
Scores:
(T1rst aAns)
R H 4.
st. Louis ........ oooo0ooo0-o l
Chicaxo ....... 01900o41x-s o
Koob. Wright and SEVERED; Russeh
and Schalk-
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The above arc from photographs or
three of the members Of the executive
committee Of the National Baseball Fed
Grafton. which Is behind the commcnda-
bile move. to secure paraphcralia or
funds for the purchase Of such for tho
boys in the trenches and on the battle
ships. When the fact Is considered
that the move Is nationwide II may
readily be seen that these three ana the
other six members Of the board Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
SELLS BULL 5
PUPS FAR AND NEAR

George Stoobs, Of the Island. famous
breeder of pure strain French bull
dogs. this week shipped bun pups to
customers at Amsterdam, N. Y; Hart
risville, Pa. and Pine BLUM. Ark.
The Stobbs kennels rank among the
highest In the United States. S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
MAGEE'S TIMELY HIT
DROVE IN WINNING
RUN IN The TENTH

BOSTON. Aug. 29-Clnclnnatl cleaned
up It's three game series here by de-
feating Boston to in 10 innings to-
day Toney was virtually knocked out
Of the box after four innings Eller
held Boston TO two hits In the re-
mainder Of the game. The winning run
vas the result OF an error by Smith
after two were out. Griffith was then
hit and MageeS single sent over the
winning run Score:
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All Clicked Up With Catarrh?
Whv Continue Makeshift Treatment!

only the surface. TO Be- nd OF @
germs out Of your blood. -
Splendid results have besa reported
from the use Of 8. s. g.. which cona.
pletely routs from your blood the
cAtarrh germs. for which It is par.
feet antldote. =
S. S. S. is sold by all druggists. y
you wish medical advice as to thu
treatment OF your own individual! case.
write today to Chief Medical Adviser,
Swift Specific Co.. Dept. L-277. Atlantis,
Ca
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Two-base hits-Holke 2. Zimmerman
Fletcher. Three-base hit--Bigbee. Homo
run-Robertson. Stolen bases-Ward z
Jackson. Fletcher. Sariticc hits-CareS'
". Wagner. Pitler. Robertson. Lett on
bases-New York. 7; Pittsburgh g.
FIRST base on errors-Ptttsburgh, 2.
bases on balls-Off Demaree. 2; off
Tesreau. 7; off Miller. 2. Sacrifice ny
Kaun. Hits and earned runs-Of Do
naree. hits run in innings; on
Te.reau, 2 hits no runs in 2-S innings:
of Sallee. no hits no runs IN Id In
ming; of Miller. IL hits runs In In
ninSs {none out IN the sth): off Steele
no hits no runs in 2-3 inning. Hit by
pitcher-By Tesreau (Ward). Struck
out-By Demaree. 4: by Tcsreau. 2: by
Miller. /. Passed ball-Rariden. I'm
and Byron. Time-2:37.
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sroarEs ISSUE CHALLENGE.

The StOgtes OF South WhtcIlnH "haI-
lenge any of the following teams for n
douhle-headcr on Labor Day: War
wood A. c., Bauer Juniors, Ntctors or
Elm Grove.
The StoGies have never crossed bats
with the first named teams and would
like very much To take any Of them on.
If accepted. call 1Sn2N NntI"ual hn
tween 6:3o and o'clock. and ask for
Satterfeld.
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AIuxAHpU1 HARD HIT.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. 2s.-st.
Louis hit Alexander's delivery hard In
the last three innings today and defeat
ed Philadelphia to 3. All OF tho homo
teams runs were made off Meadows.
who. with Baird. was sent off tho hold
in the sixth inning for kicking ut
ODay's decisions. Watson. who took
Meadows place. was very effective.
Score.
r. H. h.
St. Louis ........ 900 100 21l--5
Philadelphia ....... 900 210 00-3 :
Meadows. Watson and Snyder: Alex
ander and Killifer.
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Two-base hlts-Groh. Kopf. Wingo.
Three-base hit-Chase. Home run
Meanwhile. Stolen bases-Groh. Mar
awhile. Sacrifice htts-Rouss. Kelly.
Konetchy. Smith. Sacrifice tiy-Chase.
Double plays-Shean TO Kopf to Chase;
Kelly to Tragesser to Nehf. Lert on
bases-Cincinnatt. 8; Boston. 6. Base
on errors-Cincinnati. l. Base on balls
or Toney. |: off Eller. 3; Off Nehf. ?.
Hits and earned runs-Ofr Toney. and
in 4: of Eller. . and in s; off Neht,
10 and 8 in 10. Hit by pitcher-By
Nehf (Griffith). Balk-Toney. Struck
out-By Toney. 2: by Filler, 3: by Nehf.
.. Passed bali-Tragesser Cmpires-
KLEIN and Emslie. Time-2:01.
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Two base hit-Jackson.'
Three base hit. Jackson.
Stolen bases-Sisler. Risberg. Can
dill. E. Collins. Danforth.
Sacrifice hits-Jacohson. Lavan
Felsch. Danforth. McMullin.
Left on bases-St. Louis 4: Chicago
9.
First base on errors-Chicago l.
Base on balls-Off Rogers .; on
Wright !.
Hits and earned runs-Or Benz 5 and
o. in l1-3 innings: off Rogers and 4
In innings: Off Dauforth and 0 IN
e-s innings: Of Wright and i. In
inning.
Hit by pitcher-3y Roth. (Risberg)
Struck out-By Danforth S: by RoS-
PTS ,.
Cmpi.es-Hildehran and Dineen.
Time hours.
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experience no little amount OF trouble
in conducting the campaign for base
ball supplies sufficient to furnish all OF
the men In the training camps and at
the front.
President Wilson has personally OK
tended his thanks to the National Fed
Grafton for this work. ms has Raymond
r, Fosdick, the Chairman OF the con-
mission on Training Camp activities, OF
the War Department.
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s-ar1cR OFT IT, coRR.

CLEVELAND. Aug c@.-Dstroit wore
its batting clothes today. making Is
hits and winning Is TO l. Baghy yielded
9 earned runs in the third and fourth
inings. TorlSleson. n Marshalltown. Iowa.
recruit. who replaced BaCby .disting-
uished himself in his first big league
inning by striking out Cobb and Eeach
and making clean single. Umpire
Owen offlciated alone as Umpire Evans
failed to make train connections at To-
ledo. Dauss was effective throughout.
Score:
r. Fl. 2.
Detroit ....... .no4 500 420--15 IS 0
Cleveland :. 49,. 200 0l0 600 !
Dauss. Cunningham and StuaEe. Gelle:
Bagbv. Torklcson and O'Ncill. Debery
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BROOKLYN. Aug. 2s.-Brookyn won
the last game from Chicago today 70
l. 1t was Brooklyn's second WIN In
three days an dthe only time tho tean'
has taken a series from Chicago.
Hendrix wus wild, but effective In the
pinches until the eighth when Hickman
walked and scored on hits by oRouke
and Miller. In the ninth Doubcrt waltz
ed. took third on Meyers single to loft
and scored on NJ Wheats sacrifice fly.
Chicago acorod In the first on Wolter's
single, Doubert's error. and steal OF
third by Wolter and Miller's wild throw.
Score:
r. H. e.
Chicago lou OUo uu-l
Brooklyn 900 600 OILY IL !
Hendrix and Elliott. Wilson; Smith
and Miller.
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Standing Of Clubs

Todag's Games.
st. LnuS at Chicago.
Detroit ut Cleveland.
Philadelphia nj Boston.
Washington At New York.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City 6: Milwaukee l.
Kansas City .: Milwnuker II.
Minneapolis /: ST. Paul :,
Minneapolis E: ST. faul Cl tnnIngs.)
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HOW THEY Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Yesterdays Games
Brooklyn. 2: Chicago. /.
ST. Louis. r: Philadelphia 3.
Cincinnati, S; Boston. 4 10).
New York. S: Pittsburgh, 5
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CENTRAL IEAauK

Springfield. 3 Richmond. 4
Springfield. 3; Richmond. /.
Muskegon. 6: Peoria, ..
Grand Rapids. 5: Fort Wayne. !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Gam OBJ

Yesterdays Games
Chicago. 6: ST. Louis. q.
Chicago. II: ST. Louis. l.
Detroit. 10; Cleveland. l.
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Busy's Lassie Winner
Of the KnickeTboCker
Race atPoughkeepSie

POUGHKEEPS1E. y. Y. Aug. 90
Busy's Lassie. owned by Barton Pardee
of Atlantic City, y. j.. and driven BY
Walter R. Cox. today won The Knick-
erbocker' 2:6I trot for $4,000 purse
In the Grand Circuit meet. but not until
the event had gone four heats. although
ii was raced on the three heat system.
At the end OF the third heat Busy's Las
sic and Brescla stood tied In the sum-
mary, and under the rules the two
horses went another heat to decide the
winner Of the race The best time was
In the first heat. 2:06IG, which was won
by Brescia after Al Mack, the favorite,
which had been leading. went TO
break in the home stretch Rodney,
driver OF Brescla. was pocketed In the
second heat. Busy's Lassie. winner OF
this heat. easily defeated Brcscia in the
fourth.
The best time Of the day was mado
by Peter Chcnault in The Hudson
Valley" 2:l7 class trotting event when
he stepped the first heat In 2:04%. He
won the second heat. but breaks In the
succeeding heats lost him the race. Lu
Princeton winning.
Expressive Lou, driven by Murphy.
won the .:0g trot In straight heats. but
the finishes were very close. koront be-
ing the principal contender.
The Snssar." for 2-year-old trotters,
was won by Peter June in straight
heats. Ruth Mainsheet and Miriam Guy
dividing second and third money. Tho
summary:
Tho Hudson Valley AIT Trot-PurSo
$4,000 e in 81.
Lu Princeton. b. h. by San
Francisco tCux).
rctcr Chensult br i.
Amy Frisco. h. IN.
Royal Knight, b. h.
w. ]. Leyburn, br h.
Dos Pales. hr. h. tDickcr-
SOM ................ us
Time-9:O4A. .:OG;2. @:0794. 2:o91f.
2:nS
2:oe Trot-Purss $1,000 (Three Heats).
Expressive Lou. h. M, by At
lantic Express tMurphy).... ! !
Koruri CHI. s. (Brusic). .......
Empress Of Russia. Oh. M.
tMurray) ..........,....'.
Trusada. b. M. (CoX). ........
Colorado Range, y. h. (Graves) =
Walnut Maid. b. IN. (Rodncy).. DIS
Time-3:0Sis. 9:OSh. 200.
The HnicSerbocker 2:O7 Trot-Purse
$1,000 (Three Heats).
Busy's Lassie. b. m. by Peter
the Great (Cox). ..,,....
Brrscia b. m. (Rodney) ,... l
81 Mack, b. h. (MurrnY I 70
N !. J. b. {. Qeonnrd). 500. no
wilkes Brewer. y. r. IN.
tIamIson) .,.,..f TO
Donna Clay. b. m. tSnow).. 70
Pittsburgh, Oh. x. (Murphy). 70
Harrnd's Creek. CHI. h. ZEN
glcman) ,..."....,....,.. 70
Ridgemark. b. h. (rrayner). 10
Timr---2:06h, .:0I. 2:07i II. 2:0sh.
The Vassar, Two-Ysar-old Trot-Purae
$4,000 q in 81.
Peter June. ch. c.. by Peter tho
Great (Gccrs) ...,,............ l L
Ruth Mainshcet, hr, T. tMurphy).
Miriam Guy, b. +. (Fyde) ........
Barbara Lee b. (. (Cox). .........
Forbes Robertson, b, C. tHinds).' ds
Ttme-2:llA Il. LION.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Rochester G; Newark s.
Rochester o; Newark ].
Toronto s: Richmond G; (l6 innings.)
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Standing OF Cluhs
Todny's Games.

St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
New York AT Brooklyn.
BOSTON nj Philadelphla
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XTwo out when winning run scored
1xBatted for Demereo in 7th.
sxsRan for Sallee in the 9Th.
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RUB RHEUMATIC. ACHING
JOINTS AND STOP PAIN
Instant Relief Witt, snaaii Trial Bot
tie OF Old. Penetrating
.'ss. Jacobs Oil"

Rheumatism is pain only.
Not one case in flfrF requires in
tarnal treatment stop druggingl
Rub soothing St Jacobs Oil right
into your sore. stiff, aching joints.
aud relief comes instantly st. ia
eoh.s Oil" Is. q harmless rhen-
matism Eminent which never dlsap-
points and can not burn the skin.
Timber mp, Quit complaining. Get
q small trial bottle of old. honest
s.. facets OH" at any drug store
and in just moment gaa'i be free
from rheumatic pain. soreness and
stiffness. Don't suffer, Relief
awaits you st. Jacobs OH" is just
as good for zeiatica, neuralgia. lnm-
bago. baekache. sprains 49, 9ady.1
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FIRE DAMAGES
CARGO FOR Sub
EiEE BROKE OFT IN CARGO N
TENDED FOR GERMAN SUB
MARINE DEITSgE
The FLAMES started soon After Word
Was Received That Diplomatic
Relations Had Been Brol-
en- With Germany.

NEsW LONDON. Conn. Feb. b.
The cs.rgo intended far the seeonfg
trip Of tgle German commerce. sub
marine Deutschland. mo1irentarils eN-
r.eetetl At this port, MAS IN flames 1t
II o'eloek this morning.
Fire broke out in cetabustitle ma
tel'iaI al the north end of the STATE
pier where the cargo was stored soon
after word was received that iipla-
matte relations with Germany had
been severed.
The cargo was stored about two
hIndresl feet from the German ship
Wiilehad. which has acted as "a
mother ship. 10 the submarine.
The entire fire department Of the
city was called out to fight the fire.
Vt 1880 the fire was ums.er coss~
troll. Ia had been confined 10 the
north end Of The pier ana onls smssil
damage resulted.
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ALL NEW YORK CHURCHES
JOIN To VISIT EVERY
MANHATTAN HONI,

NEW YORK, Feb. a.--To get the
cliff jewellers OF New York interest
ed In csaareh. Protestant, Catholic.
Jewish and all other faishs joined
here today In an effort to have
their army of several thousand vol
nntear workers visit every one Of
the millions Of homes in Greater
New York tomorrow afternoon.
We are not trying 70 Change
anybods's belief, said 3. Shreve
Durham, International sslpeTinten-
dent OF the Home Visitation organs
zation- ALI We want to DO IN 10
bring about friendlier spirit among
oil ereesis aud to eneoargs liyelier
interest in church affairs
Ameas prominent eIerggnaen SANE
sioning tie campaign are Cardinal
Farley. bishop Greer Bishoa WI
son. Rabbi de 81 Pool, and Bishops
burgess. Mcdonnell, LAebert ard
Hayes
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THE PlOTTERs
TELL OF PLANS
DECLARE THEY PLANNED III
KILL LuiD.taEuKtsE IN
DIsftiNis NAILS IN SHOES.
ALSO TO USE POISON
A pulsnaesi Needle Mas 90 Have Reea
Driven In THE Samls 81 slaane-
ellor cf the ENsleqaer
MeArni,a.

DERBY. Eng, Feb. + Tna three
women and tbs expert man chemist
whom the government charges with
plotting to Kill Premier Lloyd George.
and Minister Henderson. as we'll nv
Itshanrailor oil the Exeheaaer Me-
kenna. told scotland Yard asetlts
their scheme. 1t MS 10 sateA
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SPAIN AGENT
FOR AMERICA
SPANISH GOVERNMENT WILL
TAKE OVER AMERICAN Az
FAIRS At BERLIN.
AMERICANS To LEAVE


WASHINGTON. Feb. ;; Spain
viii care for American interests IN
Germany. nnw that diplomatic rela-
tons have been severed. It is ex-
.peeted that the German government
will give a period 81 fifteen to thirty
days In which Americans may leave,
similar TO the action with regard to
other belligerents at the beginning
Of The war
No particular step has been taken
to set Americans out OF Austria-Hun-
gary because there are not more
than thirty American citizens in the
empire and these can work their
way across to Switzerland
Ambassador Penfield is being kept
advised OF the situation. There are
,o0o Americans IN Germany which
presents q more serious problem but
iaasmuch as a large number of Ger
mans are in this country. it is be-
lieyed reciprocal arrangements may
be made.
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Two ENNIS WOMEN
BACK FROM FRANCE


ENNIS. Feb. 33Sews has been
received In Ennis that Mrs Rebseea
Hnnes and her daughter. Miss Eliza
seth Humes, who hare been III EG-
rope for the past six years. have re-
turned to America and are nov tn
New York
Mrs. Humes and her daughter vere
both in Switzerland III August, 1914.
when war was declared They both
entered the Red Cross service as
nurses and served during the early
part Of the war in Germany. bet
have been in Italy with the Italian
army for the past year.
Miss Humes 9as especially aaatI-
fled fer the Red Cross service on ae-
count Of her ability To speak six
languages fluentls. although very
young.
Mra Huuiss Is the daughter OF
coionel j. NJ Allison OF Dallas. for
nier president 81 the Texas Cotton
Seed Crnshers' association. They
sailed from Bordeaux, France, on
Jan. ~
Miss Humas was reared III Ennis
and il graduate Of the Ennis high
school
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meeting this rear. Dr. Klene has
had considerable experience n coa-
auesing evangelistic services annone
college men and women and Il Is
confidently expected that next week
will BE- the most significant enc Ell
the entire year tor Al connected with
the institution.
II Is hoped that the christian cit
izenship Of the city viii feel q real
interest ia the approaching services
Tor while the meetings are planned
primarily fer the students. a hearty
invitation II likewise extended 70 any
who may desire to do 50 70 attend
any and all the services Of the week
There wiil be two services daily.
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Main street Christian Church.

isev. sshaa. &. tlaastsen, minister !.
bible achuos as Z s5 2. M lifesaehsas
service ut 1850 a, m EYangeilsn1
service az sls ?. ~ There wasi as
an aIi-aas get together meeting o.
he women of The ehufch ON Mon
aay to which every woman Of the
ChYistian church IL invited whether
she has set become q member OF this
congregation. The official board Of
fs,s church vii meet Monday night
AL a.1a. Prayer meeting Wedrles-
aap evening al ;i5.
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e. u. Program.

The Daughters of Confederaey
viii observe Lees birthday Monday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock with appro-
pirate program al the city hail an
ditorlum in honor OF the veterans.
The following progfam viii be rem.
Gered
Invocation.
Instrumental music Pearl Cronk,
Laura Kate Hilbura. Sheriff. Jarrett.
Addreaa Mr o. A Finley
Reading Dorothg Horton.
Vocal solo Miss Annie Sawyer.
Presentation of Crosses Of Honor.
Instrumental musie~~Mrs. II. r,
Potter.
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SPAIN PLACED On
A WAR FOOTING
ARMY AND NAVY HAVE BEEN
INSTRUCTED For ANY POS
sIBLE EMERGENCIES.

MADRID. Feb, Spain is pras-
ticaliy on war footing today. The
army and navy has received iastruc-
tons for amy possible contingencies.
Every important city throughout shs.
monarchy has been placed nndcr
special guard. In Barcelona, where
public opinien tas been most in.
famed against t;einany's decree %
unlimited Submarine warfare, extra
police are guarding buildings oeru-
pied BY diplomats and consular rep
resentatives of the Central powers.
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College street Church Of Christ.

Bible study 10 a. III. Preaching
II VI. M. and p, M We are pleased
to announce that Evangelist Horace
w. Busby Of Fort Worth will begin
series OF meetings with Us the
second Lord i day to continue thru
the month Ar. Busby IS q former
Ellis countian and one of the most
successful evangelists Of the Church
OF Christ. Remember the date. SEE
ond Sunday. and hear him.
j. w. BRENTs. Minister.
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TAKE PROMPT ACTION
To PROTECT PROPERTY

NEW YORK. Feb 3 Acting f'o-
lice Commissioner Cooley, ln the ab-
aeaee of Police Commissioner Woods
took Immediate steps Today to pro-
teet property n New Yufk, follow
ing the ness that the United States
had severed relations 18th Germany
Special Guards were pIaced at an
bridges and al tbs aeaueduet which
brings the eify's water supply grom
The Catskili mountains
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Meeting Of 1uxiiiaries.

The @omen Of the Baptist church
VIII meet IA the homes Of the Diff
fefent auxiliaEies Monday afternoon
at o'clock. The subject for dis
euasion viii be the educational ea.a-
paign now being carried on IN The
state. The north auxiliary viii meet
with Mrs. Gee Sweat and the south
auxiliary will meet with Mrs J. u.
MeCauI on West Main street.