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capable of being heard at least 15O feet from the motor vehicle, and it shall be the duty of the chauffeur or the driver of said motor vehicle to sound his bell, horn, or other signal at each street in- tersection or when approach ing another motor vehicle or other vehicle with the inten- ton of passing, and as a warn ing to pedestrians of the ap- proach of the motor vehicle. Section 14. It shall be unlaw- ful for any motor vehicle or other vehicle to stand or travel, except with the traffic, on any street or avenue with in the corporate limits of the Town of Williams, Arizona. Section 15. It shall be unlaw- ful for any chauffeur of any motor vehicle or the driver of any motor vehicle to pass any school house at a greater speed than ' miles per hour. Section 16. Any person or per sons violating any of the pro- visions of this ordinance shall be punished upon conviction in any court of competent juris- diction by paying a fine in the sum of $500 or 5 days in jail, or by both such fine and i'm prisonment, for the first of fense, and by not less than $1O.00 nor more than $50.O0 or 30 days in jail, or by both such fine and imprisonment for each succeeding offense. Section 16. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after it's passage and pub lication according to law. All ordinances and parts of ordin- ances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
 Passed the Common Council this 3rd day of April, 1917. and signed by the Mayor and ap- proved by him on the 3rd day of April, 1917 and attested by the Clerk of the Town on the same date.
Williams news., 1917-04-26

motor vehicle shall reasonably turn the same to the right of the center of such public street so as to pass without in- reference. Any person so operating a motor vehicle shall, on overtaking any such horse, live stock or other motor ve- hicle, pass to the left side thereof, and the rider ordriver of such horse live stock, or other vehicle shall, as soon as practicable, turn to the right so as to allow free passage on the left. Any such person so operating motor vehicle shall, at the intersection of public streets, keep to the right of the intersection of the centers of such public street, when turning to the right, and pass to the right of such intersection when turning to the left.
 Section 10. All motor vehicles and other vehicles travelling east and west on the Avenues within the corporate limits of the Town of Williams, Ari- zona shall have the right of way over motor vehicles and other vehicles travelling upon the streets and alleys thereof. Section II. It shall be unlaw- full for any chauffeur or driv- CT of any motor vehicle to turn from one street or avenue in to another street or avenue without first extending his or her hand in such a manner as to indicate which direction he or she intends to turn and at which intersection he or she intends to turn.
 Section 12. It shall be unlaw- full for any chauffer or the driver of any motor vehicle to . turn at any place except at the intersection of a street with an avenue and then only as pro- vided in Section 9 of this ordin- ance.
 Section 13. All motor vehicles shall be provided with suit able bell, horn or other signal
Williams news., 1917-04-26
TWO FINE YOUNG.,MEN
 FIRST TO.ENL|ST

Robert Caring, son of Super visor Fred Caring, enlisted Tuesday afternoon and left for Phoenix to take the examina- tion required by the United States for the aviation corps of the army. It did not take him long when he had fully made up his mind that his country needed him, to enlist and pro- ceed immediately for the front. His father says the Caring family were represented in the civil war and will be represent ed in the coming trouble, and there is no question among Bob's young friends that the Caring family will be repre- sented with honor and that he will come home with a commis- sion in the newest branch of the American army.
 A. G. Bader received a wire Tuesday from his son, Adolph, stating that he had joined the U. s. cavalry at Los Angeles. Dolph left about two weeks ago to accept a good position with a wholesale firm in Los Angeles and his enlistment comes as a surprise to his fami- ly and friends, although they all heartily endorse the step he took in answering his country's call. He is a lover of horses and will without doubt make good trooper. -Coconino Sun
Williams news., 1917-04-26

articles seized: All articles sur rendered under this order will be receipted for in full and re- turned after the war.
 Dated this 20th, day of April A. D. 1917.
 w. G. DICKINSON, Sheriff of Coconino County, Arizona
Williams news., 1917-04-26

Approved R. c. Watson, Mayor
 Attest, Jerrie w. Lee, Clerk.
Williams news., 1917-04-26

Mrs. Sanders is recovering from a severe attack of erysipe- las.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
FATIGUE NEARLY
0vERC0MES
WOMAN

Infringing up several children IN
the right WAY ana cares nt nome
brought nc 10 ihc verge OF nervous
proslratiOn, says Il well known
woman. Fearing that | might De
come i'll and have 10 give mp house
work and the carr of my little ones
created a nightmare that was ever
before me. happened 10 mention
my afflictlon tn one Of my neighoorS
and she adviccd me 10 procure some
rhnsphated Iron. \ day or Two
later when was feeling unusually
miserable | sont my daughter 10 the
drug store for q box Of the capsules
ard after ten days treatment felt
like different person altogether.
| sleep we'll at night. something
hadn't done in months before: MY
annette Is good and in fact what
formerly seemed like mountains OF
work In by home is now more like
play. An aunt Of mine living over
East has been taking Phosphnted
Iron with equally gratifying results
Phosphnted Iron Is put up In cap
$ules only. In this locality It can be
obtained al c. r. Griest & Cn., Wheel
Ing. ". Va. and leading druggists
everywhere:
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.


Those who attended TIN. illus; rated loo
ture Sunday evening from L diStanrc
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eibin. Nj.
and Mrs. Ed. Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ.
Groves. Mr.. and Mrs Alden Lee, Mrs.
Clark Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Wells. Lola Johnston. Miss Ecssie furk-
ry. MIR. and Mrs. Guy Th"rnburS. Misses
Minnie Bailey and Laura TA0rnburC.
Ernest Bailey ana Wilson Bailey al! "f
SpciI"l Mr.. AMI Mrs. Frank Warrick
at Ulivctt. Mis- Wilfr"d Hall and dauSh-
trr Miss Ecrtha. ard sister. Miss Aimn,
and Miss Ada N"ff. Mr.. and Mrs. Clnr-
cnc"patton. y. L. E"rdy,' .\rth"r STAN
ton. ct Tacoma. JsSSr |. buudna, Amos
Walters. Mr.. and Mrs Marion .Nll:.
MIR. and Mrs. Ross Bailey and GauCh-
,"rS. ilcl.n and Mildred. 1T ML Holly.
Onc of the most pleasing features Of the
evening was u line selection given By
MISS Edna Sears.
Charles Wood vas L business caller
in Hsllairc Wednesday.
Mrs. Lydia Eai!'E "r Spcid'.l. who has
b."n seriously III Is SOM bitter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Hobbs Of NV
York state. arr visiting at the home "a:
MIR. and Mrs. =. = Naylor.
Mrs. Simon Howell visited ut tn" hon"
al her brother. Alex Mann of Speidrl.
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. D. Howell. Mrs.
John Spencer and Mrs. Henry Spencer
w." guests ut Mr.. ard Mrs. Bert Galley
Friday.
Miss Eva Hunt. west "f ,"wn. u.s.
the guest IF Mr. ard Mrs. VIM. Floyd
Sa,urda: and Sunday.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Gillian nj
Flushing. spent the week -rHd with Ms.
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FUSr RETAIL GRoCEE'S LICENSE
RECEIVED BY RED STAR
COMPANY.
wholesaler, Jobber, Manufacturer and
Now tho Retailer Como Under Gov
eminent Regulation.

Sharp decline in the price OF many
foodstUrS has resulted over the country
as result OF government regulation Of
prices and general supervision OF th%
movement of commodities frcm the time
they leave the producer until they reach
the consumer.
Canned goods have already dropped in
price s and 9 cents can. or from Si''
to $50 a case Other commodities are
following suit. it is said as the gov
eminent is gaining control of the situa-
ton.
This is being accomplished through
tho governments system OF licensing all
wholesalers and retailers doing 4 certain
amount Of business annually.
The first retail crocer's license to
reach Wheeling was received yesterday
BY tho Red Star Grocery company. II
was issued from! the office % the tnitHd
States Food administration. and bears 4
list OF ~ items claS$sd rs re"ssSariSS ~
life The liceuses IS r"'iuired (" cheek
on the list each ii IN" Items he desires
e. handle. and :.i."r tho checked list IS
returnc,! 20 the GOOD administration OF
flee. it is signed hy t:"ch"rt Hoover.
federal food administrator. And officially
issued 10 tn" applicant.
Th.. FIRST license received hers is No.
O795". anu is dated October 81. l9l'.
Speculation Is Impossible.
Whole Salccs. az we'll ms manufacturers
and jobbers. AZ" rHli!ircd I" tax" our IL
cenScs similar 10 taos" issued 70 re-
tailcrs ts :csri; .nf III" system. thu gov
crnmcnt ear have full and accurat"
knowledge 81 the an:oT:t ~ fool StCHS
produced the Hric.' paid f"T each ar
ticlc. how much - handled lay Zach unit.
the price il brings wil"A sold :" another
unit. ami Grally the price I" tho con-
suuier.
The evHtHn! prevents boarding on n"
rSrt - Wholesalers. jChh"rs or r"ta,i"rS
nd nj IN" Sar," tim prevents S7""ula-
,.iou. Through covc-"m"Ht control 81
,!iStrihutior. congestion IS practically
eliminated EXtorti"n2t" prices viii /"
impnssihlr Tndrr this system. Reports
mus, hc mad" each month "oHc"rnlAE
tbs. conditions and management OF III"
business OF the licenSc.. ThcS.' reports
will Sivr cnrlylAte information r"cHr''-
ing transactions in any corr 3icdiI"S m
ported manufactured. refined. packet.
purchased. contracted tor. received. soi't.
stored. shipped "r otherwise handled.
distributrd dealt with by III: licens"c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
" by Don't
You Own a
Piar1ola?

Why don't YOU experience IN"
thrills. the p!casUrc, The relaxation of
not only hearing cord music. hut also
of creating music Yourself that an
swcrs an satisfies your own musical
LrmprralArnts and moods. Among all
MODERN Instruments for supplying mu-
sic to THO HON" non" 50 fully m"rjS
the ideal requirements as the Planola
And by al means don't. lose sight
OF the fact that 'h"r" j. only or"
Pianola. and ou!y sold IA Guilds. III"
Instrument offered for sale 10y "fh""
stores are not piano!as. but just pl"E.
cr-pi;Lnos. Thrr" is m comparison
which you will readily SEQ if yuu -
anime and listen to the GENUINE
PIANOLA
: If YOU will call at IUilG'.' nr"' store.
1920 Market street. y"ii can -" III"
rianDla in I'll" i"i!UWin" Will hM"Wi.
makes OF pianos: Sr"!nway. Sl"ck.
Strand. Arniiau aud tn" tar'"n+
Weber. rAN sold on very lnp'i"tdtc
terms Of payment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
FIeeing Germans Gave
Themselves Away
and Were Recaptured

IAI:EnO. Texas. Nnv S,--AiStaklnE
tMiiv.i states custom Inspector Rum
sly Nnr 4 rrwh hoy. caused The arrest to-
LAY 81 I.l'ut-nan; Hams hrrE and Lieu
irtLut Alfred I.n"schLcr, VIII" IN october
-: escaped with eight other Germans
ir,rn tn. intHrnr."nt camp III Fort Nc
IH"r~.n. G"nra;Ir. Both men tonight
nr" Und.r ,rjitar: guard At Fort Nc
lUt"Sh. Laredo.
After Gliding officers Of several states
III their twelve hundred milo Journey.
Etr:c and LnrSciInrr has been in Laredo
'h"r" days without "AcilrnG suspicion.
Unt!l tnd:,y. when lnSi'"C'or kumS"y Dis
rnIrr"I them hr'nw Laredo. IN tho Rio
I;rard". III" ri.'rua"S. mlS1AkinE Rum
$.% r"r u cuwh"y, replying to u question
~ /" what They wanted. said:
wv arc German prisoners who cscap-
81 from Fur' Mcpherson. We are trying
~ get aCros" iriu M"ricu and from there
VIII return Ia Germany"
E""I$"y WAS ;nincd by Customs In
Si"ctur Chamberlain. and the officers ln-
mriiatcly placed l"rG Ind LncSchn"r
under arrest.
III" prisoners were we'll supplied with
money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
CORN CROP LARGEST
IN NATIONS HISTORY

WASUiNGTpN Nov. S-A corn crop.
burger l." NOR. than 81. nnu. nnu bushels
ihaU eyer grown IN the hiSt"rv Gf Amer
lean agriculture is III" production Of tho
farmers ct IN" United states this year.
Til" department Of aGri"Hltur" today.
IN ITS preliminary estimate at tho crop
ula"rh IA" quantity at 3.l?i,0S".O"
bushels.
Tondi,in"$ since tn" br;"h"r forecast
.;:us"i Il PRODUCTION: If about - 7n".W"0
hllS."lS II the IndIrat"d output.
i'"Iar""S also are Il record crop with
= total If t%G.GSS.nAu bushels but mn
fa,"ral.I" weather lat" in IN" season
caused = reduction nf l%.nhn ur0 bushels
Tui'acr" production is n record
'''rh" corn crop ii 1917 is notahl" rs
occupy INK The largest acrcaE" ana pre-
,t;r'iE tn" largest total cr"p 81 record"
said Il statement "t tn" department Of
agriculture,
'''rh" yield pr aero. however. is not
,xrcpiiunaI "wlns Ia IN uriav"rablc
>.G$un. characterized by late spring.
Il cold summer. whIcn was also TOO dry
over iutih nf IN" corn brit and carly and
Gara.:ir, rr"St4 and frrc3"s. ~" season
II. NIX thus shortened y, both ends. Thus.
unnarl.Iv. tho boun.iiul crop contains
rlucl corn that did not fully mature.
probably IN rNc"gS of twenty per cent.
nl!h"uGh most e.! THIS had reached thu
I"GGi! state. making it useful for Silos
AMI early feeding.
tn" potato" ''rrD. estimated al no.
"ni,. ""r !,usn.is. is the largest on record.
w.ihS:an ling an unfar"rahl" Scrirm-
hc: mi October cut down .hm actual
prohu.': ;nu below m" forecasts made
r"rj."r III thu season. TIL" northern
rurnm"rc:al S"rtin;lS w"r" most seriously
affected hy the urialn"ahh weather
,lrrin. nctui,"r r." quality Of IN, crop
T., ii.,ttiv above average
III" hurkWh"al r"udur;lnn Of 1885,
o"h bushels. fell below early forecasts.
although il Is up - IN. ;IN"rAS" IN total
rT"i!".;i"u win former yours.
''rh' llaN$Crd crop. estimated q. -
ii 200 bushels = very Disappointing III
its nui,nrir. h"in.: smaller tnan early
forecasts. and much below an average
!.rriur:iun.
"'rh" i"lH"Cn crop OF i.lAI.i,N.hIu
pounds - ~. lar:"S! on record.
"'rh.. cranberry rr"r is v"rT short"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09

medicine ! took. Every month since
was = young girl had suffered with
cramps in my sides at periods and was
nsver regular. I saw your advertise
ment in the newspaper and the picture
of = woman who had been saved from
an operation and this picture was I'M
pressed on my r1ind. The doctor bad
given me only two more days to make
MP my mind SO sent my husband to the
drug store at once for bottle OF Lydia
E. Pinkham' S Vegetable Compound, and
believe me. soon noticed change and
when l had finished the third bottle L
was curedand never felt better. lgrant
you the privilege to publish my letter
and am only too glad to let other women
know of my cure. Mrs. Taos. MCGoN-
lcAL, 3432 Hartville Street, Phila-, Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
LINSLY TRUSTEES
Hold First Meeting of Present Term
Yesterday-Pleased With Cond-
ton OF Institute.

Qualification over the condition Of
i.irs!y Institute WAS expressed by trus-
tees OF the institution ycs:"Tda! "a the
first board meeting Of the fiscal year.
The trustees assembled N tn" lnSutut"
at 1870 O'Clock. ana after witnessing
the cadets at drill luncheon was taken
In the schools lunch room. Later Il
cuisines meeting was held in the OF
lice.
Reports submitted 20 the board show
rt :; total attendance" of los. and til"
-rhnnl Is III q prosperous condition.
Members OF the board present !rclGd.
al. Or. jacob Nottingham. George y.
I.aughlin. Otto Sch"nk. Or. lVau Fa~r";t.
Edmund l.. Jones. I'd S:Lrd lIa2'"rt. II. ".
Russell, Jr. and Dr. John l.. Dickty.
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St ClairSvllle Briefs.

G. =. krtl"r"r ana EH-kncnrd"r Odcn
Of N-"udSfl"li.. w"r" in town Thursday.
Tu" pr!Sci!"rS were sentenced ny
Judge Charles !. Lynch in common
;,iraS court Thursday.
Henry M!ll.r. found guilty OF burg
iarIy Of inhibited dwelling house was
sentenced to ohio State Ireuitentiary for
an indefinite term.
Andy Env"*ky vim WAS found guilty
Of larceny VAS sentenced In Ohio State
r.nilrnIia:y for an Indefinite term.
Elnum lt!ar who ii charged with u.s.
saIl!t and battery WIS arraGned and "'i-
trrd plea or not guilty. BonG fixed
ut $500.
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Instant Relief! Indigestion, Gas,
Upset Stomach-Pape's Diapepsin
INSTANTLY neutralizes excessive acid in stomach,
lieving dyspepsia. heartburn, distress. 1t S fine!

set large tiity-ccni case irtm 3a}
drug Stor" and then il anyone Shoui"
eat something which Gn"Snt "St'''
with them: il what they oa' lays Ike
lead. term"niS aud Snurs and Terms
gas. causes headache. dizziness and
Nausea: eructatiOnS OF acid and Gu"I-
scstcri food--rcmcmhe as soon rs
Pape'$ papeT.'in comes IL cnh'ac'
with the stomach il helps 20 n"U-Ira'-
ize the eXceSSivs acidity then all in"
stomach distress caused by Ii diSap-
pears. Its promptn"sS. certainty aud
rasc in overcoming such stomach dis
orders is a revelation 20 those who Try
it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
SEVEN KILLED in
BUILDINGS COLLAPSE
Explosion and Zire Follows Crash In
Brooklyn Structure.

NE:W YORK. Soy. S--r'!"r women
ana lw" m'.'t "r" i".li"vih /" hHv" been
kili'! in the r"IlAuSr If lhr"" floors a.
:. building ia Er""i.l%r occupied Ivy Il
",.ru >unrir:r% provisions t" IN"
I!:i'"h states government. An "Xplo
s:"; AMI fire f"l!"w'd
one hndr. ihHt If Miss Josephine
J"f,auns. WAS r"rrv"rcd from thu rains
ana fi:..in"n H'rrCh"d s.r others.
Thu Iuil'i:Gc. f"ur-S;"r! structure.
was owned L. III" l"hnnuS Steamship
rrrv!:r."m 20. ana was within Il block
Of tn. r"rrni - n6n. "hn warchnus" fire
in Er""klym.
Heavy machinery stored In ~" up
49, f'n"rs = h'il"t"d responsible for
i'.,. ,,''"">. e.? IL" building. |; dropped
-, ':,,. e. g." '.''lsirE III. rNrlnSi"n If IN
ainni"r,a tank about :'.:,"h bags - beans
o.. -; .....: e" 'h'' American forces IN
France. W,rr rHinr'i
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HAIR COMING CUT2


lIanUruiI CAUSES i lrtUriSh nilitI''
OF the scalp, the hair roots shrink.
loosen and then the hair comes ou
fast. To stop failing hair at once ana
rid the scalp Of every particle of dand'
ruff. gel small bottle Ut fan"'ri'i'
ut any drug store for Il few cents
pour Il litllr in your hand and rub II
into ;hc scalp. After several appH
cations III" hair STOPS coming out ana
you cant find any dandruif.
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You don't want slow remedy when
YOUR stomach is ba6-or an unccr'
tain one-or harmful one-you7
stomach is 100 valuable: YOU mustn't
iniure il with drastic drugs.
Pape'S DiapepSin is noted for IT'S
speed in giving relief: its harmless
ness: as certain unfailing action IN
regulating sick. sour. GasSr stomachS.
Its quick relief in indigestion. dy$-
pepsia and Cas;ritis when caused by
acidity has made it famous the world
over.
Keep this wonderful stomach sweet
ener in your hOme-keep Il handy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
ST, CLAIRSYILLE
realty Deeds Filed.

isabelle o. Williams. as adm'nlS'ra-
,r> Of estate Of Thomas l.. "il!inmS'
deceased 10 Unity Il. duncan. lana III
Martins Ferry. Consideration S20h.
MI, c,r,,bn and kgIi" Snrnho 10
1.,.,, I,,rbrly and Caroline l'arhcly. land
:, I,cas. township. Consideration Sl39"
Io,i, Snr;rr and Lena Snrr"r =" An
,r,, Sknhrrn. and Mary Sknh"rnc. IAN"
IN Wheeling township. Consideration
sI.uH0.
y y ShcnhcrJ and ". i. Shepherd
=, El,-ab,,r Walker. Land In Holloway
IONS Iteration $3.50.
T.. +. Mac&ry and Mabel Mackry 10
Margaret Jane Williams. lana IN A"'
tils Ferry. CONS liberation STU.
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BQniSheS
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition
into Rundown, Tired
Out People

II you feel tired out, out o. Sorts.
pressed, and lack the desire to accom-:
plish things, get so cent box Of Wen
deu's Ambition Pills at John Coleman
Co.'S today and your troubles will be
over.
# YOU drink too much. smoke too
much. or are nervous because OF over.
work OF any kind, Wcndell's Ambition
Pills viii make you feel better In three
days or money back from John Cole.
man Co. on the first box purchased.
Fo, all affections OF the nervous
system, constipation. loss OF appetite,
or liver complaints, sleeplessness. ex.
hausted vitality or weakness OF any
kind get a box Of Wendell's Ambition
Pills today on the money back plan. ;
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BOWLING MATCH
Between Local Men and Cllr&s burgers
on the Musee Alleys Tonight.

Match games will o" STAGED this 'vH-
ming I; The Abuse alleys wi''n Il team
.; hnwl.rs cora. down from ti.un> hdr.;.
rlarks burg has l,,TS been IN" center ~
active bowling interest and some good
alley men have been produced. steven
son Emblem and Frazer viii. buck the
Harrison county !n't
This viii he In" second match Of =
series -: five. III. first gam" was
r"ii.d last Saturday night III Elarks-
buzz and n" Inc,u m"u met defeat by
a margin Of So pins i;ut Walt un,l
,hcv get into actioa this evening on
ri..ir nome, floor
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LIEUT., j,P. HANLEy
ARRIVES IN ITALY
Many American Aviators Now Study
ing the Mechanism of the Cap
ROM Airplane, Reports Say.

Lieut.. James +. ilanlcy. son at Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. uanley. ~ III" island. has
arrived safely in !'usGi'. Italy. ;'"""r'i-
ing to Il cahl"rraln Received tr"m hIn'
yesterday by his father.
The csblcGram merely toll! III has sat"
arrival. and runtH;n.d II" other Ini"r-
NATION. From other sources. however.
ii has been learned that larS'' number
Of american avlhtrr$ WI" nav" "'rn
stationed tor several weeks ia France.
hav. been sent 10 ltalT !" study thu
mechanism II III" C'aprnui ajrllarc.
which is claimed IL bc the last word in
aircraft construction.
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taken up their residence on Eoff street
Wheeling.
Mrs. S. a. Gnrvin. Miss Lizzie Car
vim. Miss Elizabeth Hoover and Rev.
c. F. Ga1vin all Of bethlehem. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. n NJ. Gervin, on Monday.
Henry Shumnn and family have mov-
ed frorr>!the farm Of r. c. Sncdeker.
rear bethlehem, 10 N. J. Schmidt'S farm
at Mt. Olivee
\ meeting Of the Sherrad Agricultural
club WAS held in the scnool auditorium.
Monday evening. There was large
crowd present =
Mr. and Mrs. l.. e klaGcs and chill.
dren. Edna and Chester. Mrs. J. II. Fer
Slison end children, liernicc. Robert and
Donald. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Il. Roth on Sunday.
Tho Mt. Olivets Ladies' Aid society
met in the hall on Wednesday. There
was good attcndaqce ana the Gay YVES
srent ut sewing. hhc following were
guests Of the society: Mrs. Harold Ham
ilton and son. Donald. Of CarnonshurS.
IA; N-. NJ. A. Marple. OF Bethlehem. and
Rev. II. y. Coffman
Mrs. c. W. McConbs. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. X McCornbs and son. e.. W. u. were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. ~ i. Shrcycr Oh
Wednesday.
Mrs George Wolfe OF Bethlehem. who
underwent an operation at the ONO Val
ley General hospital few days ago. IS
recovering nicely.
Miss Dawson has organized her class
Of boys Of tho Pleasant Hill Sunday
school. The name given to the class IS
The Live Wires
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a Rcd Cross meeting VAS held IN
Good Will hall here on Tuesday eve
nin. \ number Of workers from
NJ ounds Vale WIZ" present An dthc Sher-
rar d branch was "rEnniz"d us an aux IL
iary or the Nuu.li%viile Chap'rr. Soy
rrtl committees we're appointed and ar
wcr' made tor meeting
10 IL. held IN the near future. the date
Or which Will b" announced later. Meet
ings will hr held In Il room over MarShs
store. whcr" there are several sewing
machines donated for tn" use OF the
chapter