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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
NO GOLD TO SPAIN.
Treasury eas e-csies.ed Practically
No Experts ~ caI-t~y.

Washgastca Treasury officials
CARVING cat the governments p1s5cg
governing ths esacsessstasa q ga1t
asve Y'-,EG}ly aecsGai vrcu 4 gs1icy
peeaibaine the export g. fos& 10
Srala w soia has seen licensed ;ar
@xrar. 10 Spasa siacm tie a-~sSSeaf's
srSw-ia -ia,ioa became effective, exc Il
sey era snail shipHeats already lcad
al aboard steamers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
PLANNING NEW sAIlWAs.
American srsireers l~eest sst,na the
Route 81 Ne~ Farce / ne, 6

Madrid Asne~teAa Ha Eyeee~s are
studying plans TOR = prep ss4 asw D.
r~'y rai,rysd from MADRID ta Paris
TIE prospective e5a;e : t37vst to,-a
Madrid to the srVatlcr by way - So
"a. rampIena and Csatssa aaa wva a
r~tace tie journey &tNren me eaas,
tails frHn seYVa ~ taasieea Nnars
Ssre ~ thu eng.aeprn are acw en
sxSe6 y EoiaS over ,ae rea;e
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
Greeks AS.ea IN Tsaser at.

Athens rhe parliamentary eo-i
raisstca iHYrSt&Sa;inS charges AKA INST
me SSoal0udts zss the latnhNvs casA
eess i revealing scansalogs fsgts -
rarvsluE ,hesr rplatinss w3tA German
prapaeaRcN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Berlsn f;ensral vSa Laaan4urff
,nnoasyrs ia this dftsetai German
stA,eusest that ylch Quantities IL pre-.
sisioh* Fa7ziHd.ae trwa4 ara faa1-. .esf
5rfo She haAds u tie Teetozs ~ zen
iAey saas@ses The Ka&*sSa t9~n ~.
Jakotsss..1.s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
Tesseeo To France Free.

Far5s 49, foAsciro seat 20 American
soldiers .seac@sSr'a sti enter Ffssce
zee a. 8gty Similar ar7anxeS eats
A3-7sa8y hsve hwaa made AZ rey&f 10
Fv.tish, IS alag. Rnx&lza s2za p1rSa
guest troSsps agasiae ia Frsacs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
Delegates Favor Coalition,

fstr0ersd TAa yeatrsl e4smnlstswe
~ tx ~usknsen ard soldiers dele
ss,ee hss adaa;cd. ltS to lot, a rsso
,dtsar kscrtak v,es.}tioa IN Ee,sesssslSs
tsee ~ tho Sot ernmepG eat exelaisns
cor<t5tWt epA@ seHt> ATS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
RUSSIANS MAKE GAIN.
Take Offensive ara Force German
Troees 20 Ectrezt

FesruRrsi tfter a bastie cn Inc
RFa fyoH, E'fs'an forces advanced
10 The resioa ot tAe village Of RasnA
and pressed 6aCk the Geruaa al.
>saae>s-4 .zaasss3ts. ~ MAS a!.l1.Allr. 40.
ao;i:;; CO.. ~ ,he Russian war office
In the Jaco51tadt region the Russians
have fortified themselves on the rishi
haaE vt TIM Dvina river Two Aastso,
German stacks ware repalsed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

i.oas. - t&sais5ssi GeEwa. &. T
/. Hr5sfges. wao sccn-rsysa aiaa the aai.
sFs- Isss saa Ia she Jalssa States tsst
ssm~1Ar has Gosi a leg sel3~ re
sssa = eoa aessex>cs @. wyFaaa ~
ssswS ia asAM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
Rio Gra-se ovsr~s~s,

San Aa,ca'c TEX Reports reasA.
lss hers stsse sAe Rio Gran5s has
eys-acsed saS soaasa TIRE cities ot
G>sr1es rslacasas. lareS.o and tie se@,
sSs paris Of the city Il T1rcv-aa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
Re~ess ,a.es Gov. Mecca

VA tpg .tS,'r Samuel " Ntasl
wA& saan.ala.A. 81 AZ tho rcp.a,iy& ~
aciguanes ~ y nsayy plarat,fF ever
&gaftae n Cusaiac
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

$3.50.
f'NFfss~sE aseFv 'kAs y ssAAssA Va sssas
ta1snkAA kSs*T&H4 WI MssH|sh AMASssss
$500.
fsssssa saN AAEsAs nasseAsaasa III
iAit TnanssAee selsae WcanAms Cars
ssxA fssn p~Fsass~ @nsss VITA As A@la
gsxfe Fks4 HA IN ia asaa III
-4Agss $500. M
sAssAgstsae kaseT geaa X SaatsA,
ag Sss&fsA II Seaa@easAw a revival
mtsssss NJ rise s'hFssssaH eaarcA ~
tAss assss
..N..
l~iaAee tr. q, " Nay esry han ser
eeJsed an ssr<xstsAsat ~ ts&stsasass
tn sn~ asenssssry aeparssseAF aft aAe ~
zrsaw
....s
tSmehsnrg ~ w'afsikR A, tsasv, eae
az N@nwe searsys waaexx2ke tArsas
sss vi sAe Segssna district sNsa u hogs
.....
kmas ys,ae. Eass@aea ama pasruamsa
II kasx ssnr have ASKED the elfy eWaa
aaasasca fsF an sacg~ase VI ssS IL W.
A. aMt.xAa.
.....
sil~assam f'As secaud suAtiEe~ns VI
weaklss sxaasys array aaoga. f~ssas
" sss~saa. ~ufe honas~a wssA 4 v~tiy
and hsra~cae a. IsreHava
a
Ripley Charles Mcneil fAFnsf, ~
In Jati her~s eaafK~d Nisa the kassAR
0 Charles SAhnoa, psasateF, Aas Es@
siSesasg W Ats iss~arSAa sea-
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fAssA aeske sisFAaAlesw ~ wv "Fs4'
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rtsla~xs sali Mar ,Ae hnspet IN the
Ned ,syosx ns.as sum, "a. ra.itasss
Ja,Aseu whe IasK2an Trades saa
assns .s,unegl maantnxs uY,aniusnnss,
r,xe,attaa fayaYsnw ina igesa,,a a.
the military csn,n An Maasas,n s.punss
.....
Memphis - ]. ls,si~r fcFmsf pts'
sta,n sa.i,tAai eirxasx a,s.a "A M. hone
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haarx yr,su aaya,yx,s
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fsseassaile -~ Tn~ ta.sasiS sa~m.aa
al Ia. Tennessee relyteeAnsc tassi
taie openea aasef the saos, favorable
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t.on ans ~. r,,.sprsx Mest. gn,h \,
M. ,,,ayth ,,uSe tnba n tls1, So
es''V'ea p''s'o'e' VI w" s"''es'''"A'fa
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granted ,,s talsrtea ~ e,erka o,4
vi, l,ss.,,,s IA 10 n, ~ u~f Ron, IN.
hundred snd sney rive mnn w,.l ha W..
,a,-. I'D np ,A~ Reo,,ille Division A. ia
statrsi
isyereisurg Deputy sheriff rsrsal
arrested iea holsoes while theY were
sassing sAtonsh IsrspharA In l1s
az tn Procession Of quantity ~
Talshes There waa another ,saa
stth them at the 'ilas 81 the capture.
rut he escaped
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Nashville. The farmers Union ha~
r~ca~d the following offlcers for the
ner, year. ] u. HOFFMAN. Humboldt,
president u A. Cherry, Estsll Spring.
v.ee president, G., W. ssruoAs, At~1sa,
sss~ss$-y .ns treasurer. The follos
ing were chosAn 10 serve "a members
N the state sI1u'iss committees Y.
r. Porter. Huntiagdea. pras VI n
Mes'uisey. ct,ok.viiis. Prot II
Morgan. knsxvFfle; Fh'I n Tsyior.
Jones' horc. and H. A. Barnett E'e
wsA The fallowsnx wsrw s@aosen A.
eelssA,w 10 the Bert national convsa
,sea.. wfsieh me~ts at ten~~acfe. Afa-s
Nov II 10 tn ] VI koffsnaa, del.~
raie all large ana Phi n Tayior, alter
nssS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

lpersaarE AT meeting OF the
Merchants sna Manufacturers asseei~e
ton and the sMsinrss Meas club n,
the courthouse, ioha n. Hurt wae
elected president Ut ,hp consolidated
organizations,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Isessssn George II iasaas ns Mem
pais Ard r. W Moss ~ pyesssgsS
we're prsscipai speakers q; the sssssns
session OF the annsal Ters Teans~sss
rarwers5 inssi'zss. NJ wS!eh there hss
eexn 81 sttsnaAnrs nj ..s@a " mere
sxrw~rs s@A thass wises M JAtasi
syoxs CO "Ag-tc1IsHrai prssaf@ans&s
xss Mr.. Moss On -c'cSa.y att ross
msnisy OssanixstiDr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Huntington Mayor A, N, fss has
appointed the following Delegates "
the good roads cnnssrtaon whIet,
nse~ya In Nashville. Oct 1919; TeaFre
r Mccall. John r Pewter, q ~
Woods. ! n Gilbert W Murpast
n A Creme. Joe r Hea.sT. j~sE@
wsiton Eaerxts, W t. Hailcy, X
Ware. Tom jenkins. VIII MtsTslisff,
Marrhaii Priest Ard ". n EAsra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

fueaessaie -~ Ts~ ,a.s.lais as~~.aa
ai III. Tennessee relyts&Ansc iassi
taie opened aaaef the mos, favorable
aasptcas TIE earel'neas NJ students
is the larxvss In Tho a!s,srs II aae ill.,
stlluiiaa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

kaessiiia Altar thrilling expetl-
ences az an ambulance driver 49,
the htisish array In Ffagee. flf ta#o
Herbert Clarke has retraea 10 th#
University ol TenseKsee "a professor
N Eaglyvh lssaratafe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

knuA sl'ls 9TAe Southern HAii~sy
employees saS that the increase To ,a
granted ea salaries az eleFka p8
wtii ales'9is 10 10 OF II pei cent nne
hundred and slsty i've mea wiil he W.T..
Tseted nn lbr Knoxville division. A. IN
statEsi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
CAN EAT ONIONS,
PIE, CABBAGE AND
CAKE, SHE SAYS
But Twas Vastly Different With Mrs.
keener Before NerV-Worth
Came

Only those persons who have gone
through the happy experience re-
corded in the following statement can
fully realize the deep pleasures OF
the table. One must have suffered
severely from indigestion and then
found way to eat without distress II
be wants to know what the enjoy
ment of meals really means. Mrs
Parthena keener. Of Montana. Mines
near Fairmont. ". Va. found such
enjoyment by the use of Nerv-Worth
as the following letter, which she
wrote some time ago 10 her Falrmont
druggist, fully proves:
II have taken three bottles OF
Wentworth and it has helped ME
wonderfully. was so nervous that
could not stand the noise of chill
dren playing. ! now can eat onions
cabbage, cake and pie. ! can now
sleep nine hours.
(Mrs.) "Parthena Keener,"
Montana Mines, w. Va.
Baer's Pharmacy sells Nerv Worth
in Wheeling and your dollar back II
the medicine doesn't help you.
Nerv-Worth is sold at Mingo juno
ton by Moore Bros; Martins Ferry
by Raiston & Parker; st. Clalrsville
by Patterson G. Sons: GAINESVILLE by
Hilles Bros: Cameron by Cameron
Drng Co. Ststersvile by G. B. Disque
New. Martinsville by Hornbrook'6
Drug Store: Moundsville by j. il.
Beam Drug Co.: Bridgeport by Selby
& Reed (Dent Pharmacy; Bellaire
by Dankworth Bros; Paden City BY
June 26 & %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
WILL ANNOUNCE
THE NEW POLICE
FORCE SATURDAY
CHANGES IN OFFICE FORCE AND
ROUNDSMEN RECOMMEND
ED BY CHIEF SiLLS.
All PatroImen to Stay on Their Beats.
Administration Changes To-
morrow Midnight.

Chief OF Police j. c. Stills has sub
mitted TO City Manager G.. o. Maggie a
list of names of men whom the new
chief recommends for police officers
when the administration changes Sat
urday midnight. Mr.. Nagle. the new
chief stated, has not yet passed upon
the selections, but Mr.. Stills expects to
be able to announce the staff Of police
officers Saturday. -
Chief Stills contemplates but few
changes in the personnel of the police
department, for the present at least.
The changes he has recommended, he
said, are in the heads Of departments
-lieutenants, Office sergeants and
roundsmen. No patrolmen will be DIS
missed, nor new ones added to the
force at midnight Saturday, ne .indi,.
Gated, il hi recommendations meet
with the approval of the city manager.
Mr.. Stills indicated that he believes
there are many men of capability and
efficiency in the ranks Of the police de-
partment who will easily fill all OF the
requirements of the new good gov
eminent" under the incoming admin
stration.
AS indicated by City Manager Maggie
in a statement made the first Of the
week, there will be few. radical
changes. With few exceptions the
present city employees will continue in
their several positions. affording Mr..
Nagle an opportunity to see conditions
of city government as they are, and to
study the needs of the city from the
standpoint of the greatest efficiency
and strictest economy consistent with
that efficiency.
Chief Stills indicated last evening in
conversation with an Intelligencer re-
porter that he has in mind several in
novations which he believes can be
introduced for the betterment of The
police department, but that he intends
10 take each step carefully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29

Warmers Safe Diabetes Remedy has
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Diabetes Is peculiar and battling
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Diabetes is invariably the result Of
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gradual wasting away while eating
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
Diabetes Sufferers Should
Not Glue Up In Despair

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some Of It and got myself In good CON
dition and went to work again. One
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
BENWOOD
TarAuall Party.


Paul Moran. who left last evening for
Columbus to take the final examination
for the field artillery in the United
States army. was rendered farewell
Marty Wednesday evening by his parents
and sisters 1T his home on Seventh and
Water streets. The house was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion with
rcd. white and blue. After a number Of
games and dancing. a dainty two course
luncheon was served to the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Moran. Mrs Gertrude
Lowe. Mrs. Grace Bradcn, Mrs. Nell Gal
agher. Mrs Herman Specht. Mrs. James
DriscolI. Mrs Henry Wursinsky. Mrs.
Walter Runner. Miss Pearl Mckettrick.
Miss Mcrkcl Spccht. Miss Florence Dee
gan. Miss Lulu Carman. Paul Moran.
Herbert Fuller. Joseph Fitzgerald. Wal
ter Bunncr. Charles Meyers. Earl Bren-
nan. John McMahon. George Bell, John
Spccht. Leonard MorninEs:ar. Edward
Kelly, William Specht and Neil Tollman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29

Bell, students at West Liberty. will ar.
rive in this city this evening to spend
the week end.
George Morningstar. Of Water street.
has accepted q position with the Scnct
Solvay company.
Leonard and Joseph Smith. OF Mar
shall street, will leave this evening Tor
Youngstown, Ohio.
Charles Becker, Of Main street. Is I'm
proving after an illness. j
Othel Butts. of McNechen street, Is
visiting friends in North Wheeling.
George Bell. of Main street. is III.
Miss Marie Kelly. of McMechen street
is visiting friends In North Wheeling.
The many friends OF Thomas Nolan
will be glad to hear that he has received
a promotion in the Riverside OFFICES.
Miss Carrie Martin. OF High street, IS
recovering after IN illness.
Mrs. l.. l.. Fischer. of High street. Is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives at ManninEtoH.
Harold Roscoe. of Marshall street, Is
visiting friends at Huntington.
Miss Elsie Cary. Of Division street. Is
the guest of Miss Helen Doescher. or
Cameron.
street Commissioner Fred Ritter. has
a force OF men at work flushing out the
sewers. which the recent rains have
caused to become filed with debris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
Al, ia, CAN STILL AHIH0
QUART PER INTO STATE

Assistant United States District At
torncr J. ]. P. O'Brien said yesterday
that the federal amendment to the
Webb Kenyon law. effective July J.; pro
into dry states. will have no effect upon
the West Virginia uuart-a-month alw:
that ono can bring in that amount by
CARRYING It into the state himself. out
he cannot have ii transported INTO est
Virginia by common carrier.
Carrying liquor in street cars IS ont
a violation Of the federal law. Mr..
O'Brien Is quoted as having said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
perronals aud Briefs,

Nh and Mrs. NacNamara Of Martins
Ferry are the guests Of Miss Mary
Carney.
Carl Dorsch. Richard Williams and
Harvey Oates have accepted positions
at the Warwood dairy.
Miss Margarct Voglcr Of wheeling
was visitor at the Fairgrounds yes
terday.
Mrs George Ambrose and son Of Ak
ron. O.. arc the guests OF Mrs. z. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas KiEer Of Wheel
ing spent yesterday with Mrs. Williams
Of Twenty-first street.
Miss Marie RohriE Of North Warwood
ill Lave today for a weeks F's' al
Chester Marsh. who ha sheen III at
the NTH Wheeling hospital Is doing
very nicely.
Rev. j. A. TasginEer-Auer and family
moved yesterday to Cleveland. O.. where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29

he received an appointment in one Of the
Unitarian churches.
Mrs. John Fouty will entertain her
guest, Miss Pearl Brown OF Powhattan.
this week.
Miss Madclyn Boyd has accepted a no.
sition with the Rcd Star grocery of
Twenty-fourth street.
Mrs. E. Gear and her children. Clara
and Edwin. will leave for Elk ms. W.
Va, Saturday. to visit her mother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
Macademy Club Dance.

hall room of the Mcclure. the Macadrmy
club will hold ono OF it's most delightful
dances Of the year All tho appoint
ments will he characteristic Of tn"
Fourth and tho Premier orchestra will
play a program OF all the --latest favor
tics. This dance will conclude the Ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
nninn Earricas Hunday.

All the Warwood churches will unite
for tho Sunday evening worship in a
body at the Presbyterian church. Rev.
Buckley Of the N. E. church will All this
pulpit and the Presbyterian choir Will
render the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
Had Picnic inside.

Owing to the Indictment weather. the
various societies of the RcnMood settle
ment house held their picnic in the kin
GcrGarten rooms of tho building yester-
Guv instead of at NoEEs Run,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
On Extended visit

Mrs. Harold NJ Sawyer and young son,
Murray, of Fifteenth street. left last
evening for New York to be the guest of
relatives until fall.
die. Uyyw?o hiwl.. AL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
ACCOMPANIED Moran to Train,

Last evening the members Of the
Renwood volunteer fire department COM
rany accompanied Paul Moran. who left
for Columbus. Ohio, in automobiles to
his train at Rcllaire. = sad farewell
was given ut the station TO the young
man. who had been one Of the most &C
tive members Of the company. Mr.. Mo-
ran has enlisted in the army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
rwo rtalinnn Go to columbur.

Antoni Recchiuti and Alberto Bakda-
sari. Italians. left last evening for Co
lurhus. where they will take the final
examinations for the field artillery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
New Games Learned.

". r. Hyde Of Wheeling. the play
ground expert. met the Riddles on the
Fairgrounds yesterday for few hours,
during which time many new games
were taught. such as. Lame Wolf.
French Blind Mans Buff. Slap Jack and
Line Relay Race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
Fifth Ward Meeting.

Wednesday, evening the members OF
the Fifth ward volunteer fire depart
mont held a meeting for tho purpose Of
arranging for'the coming OF the Ruthcr,
fhrd Greater Shows in the week of
July ..
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saturdays Market.
Imnortant Meeting.

This evening in the Fourth Street NJ.
E. church a meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society will be held at O'Clock.
AS this meeting will be Of special I'M
portance. an urgent request Is made that
ell the members attend
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Announcements were received here
Yesterday Of the marriage Of Frederick
Wallace. Perkins. former editor of the
ParkcrShurg News. and now a member
Of the Cleveland Plain Dealer staff. 10
Miss Barbara Edelen. rarkcrSburs
rir
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bytcrian church will meet this att
crnocn at the home Of Mrs. Harry Wilk-
cns for social afternoon OF sewing
and conversation. with light luncheon TO
add TO the pleasure of the occasion.
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r,n.nei1 MAI I.a1t Nirht.

The members IT the Warwood coun-
ell met last night at the Center Hose
house in it's regular semi-monthly met
ing, and took up several important busi-
ness matters.
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Benwood Briefs.

DCHWVUU
Miss Catherine Gatcly. 81 Main street.
is visiting friends 81 Martins Ferry.
Misses Lillian Justus and Olive Nc
kct.rIck Arc visiting friends and rela-
tiv"S nj ParknrshurS.
Srntt Rranncn, OF E"llairc. is spending
fCw days IN this city.
Albert Rider. Of Main street. has ac-
r"rlrh Il position with the Gray Drug
company.
Misses Carrie Rider and Margaret
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Pleasant Surprise Patry.

Tho Varwood Sewing club gave a
pleasant surprise party yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs L. B. Culla I'm
honor Of her departure from Warwood.
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Red cros. CONTRIBUTIONS.

Miss Clara Hanly and Mrs. Gertrude
L;roc$rhnrr house to house canvaSsers
for tho FIFTH ward. Yesterday secured
tho following contributions: Mrs w.
Pnug. 81; Mrs. George Addlchergcr. 81:
Mrs. T. Martin. 81: Mrs. o. Leach. 81:
Mrs. Mary Peel. ST. Mrs. George Bur-
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WARWOOD
1..a Cross to Make Report.

wood for the Rcd Cross organization
will be given this evening to the Wheel
ing chapter.
Mrs. u. W Kracnsr. John A. Moore
WARTIME Faithfully to have the report
rcady ard feel that the time spent has
been we'll repaid.
Besides the several hundred member
ships several wealthy men have contrio-
uted to the subscription fund ana sew
eral others have promised.
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cademy affairs. which have attained such
wide popularity, until some time IN
August.
Tho committee in charge will ne
Mcssrs. Wagner, Eildebrand and Car
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EnchrA Party.

Mrs. Charles Smith Of South Warwood
was hostess to a party OF IL last eve
ming. The ladies found much pleasure
I'm euchre and conversation, after which
the hostess served Il BUFFET lunsheon.
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Messrs. and Mesdames.

Y. =. Mcnamara. {. 7. TerrilI. CarI
Westman. T. E. Hood. A. E. Shearing'
YIN. MURRAY, T E. Fierbaugh. John
O'Connors. Geo. Kossuth.
Misses Frances Helm. Helen Hartley.
Allie Hood.
Messrs. John 4. Moore and T. B. Nc
Mcsdmes-F. T. Piergin and H. S
Robinson Of WellsburG.