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The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21
The surest crop is an oat crop plant
ed in the fall. Make your plans now.

Probably before this is published the
first draft viii have been made If
your number is drawn sit steady in l.
boat nutil you are instructed what to
do and when The final selection may
be in operation several days while ex-
emptions are being heard. We under
stand that the men will net be called
into training before September The
board will notify those drawn, and
for many of the instructions the gov
eminent will rely on the newspapers
Watch the newspapers.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21

A craving for peace is said to he the
reason of the German political crisis
in which the cd cabinet was over
thrown. Both sides, however, want
a German made peace, and German
made goods are not popular with the
world just now. They will have
to reach the point where any old kline
of peace will look good before they
can go back to regular rations.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21
Teams Wanted.

WANTED-25 teams to haul piling at
Red Bluff for S. A. Allen Can make
3 loads but an easy load haul. Pay
&c and 3ac for haul.-W B. Pruitt or
Mr.. Allen will pay every Saturday
morning. Plenty of houses to camp
in at Red Bluff adv IT,
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21

Now is the time to start that fall
garden. Hon. Otis T. Wingo writes
US that the Department of Agriculture
has bulletins prepared on the subject
Write them and get one.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21

Little River Gounty's Boys and
Girls club members. who have been in
session the past two days is a concrete
example OF hcw Young America is
doing its bit
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21

Every en- ergetio boy and girl that
wants to make a good salary should
write for the Springfield (Mo) Bust
ness College catalog.s 1t tells about
a way for you to prepare for business.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21

$50 Dorsey, William.
1877 Bisnuke, Green.
1913 Dilworth, Thomas.
839 Duckett, Jessie.
$40 Daniels, Afford.
BAL Daniels, Willie.
842 Duckett, John Wesley.
843 Dollarhide, James.
844 Daniels, Carr.
S45 Duckett, William
846 Duckett, Herod.
S47 DOllarhide, Lennon.
S48 Daniels, Amos.
S49 Duckett. alexander.
$50 Davis, Ben.
S51 Duckett, Lewis.
S52 Duckett, Herman.
1853 Day, Jessie.
S54 DuLaney. Afford.
855 Davis, Pleas.
$50 DuLaney, Charlie.
S57 DeLoney, John.
1858 DeLoney, Charlie.
859 Duckett, Jessie.
$50 Duckett, Luther.
861 Davis, Will.
S62 Duckett, Clovy.
S63 Dix, Bonnie.
S64 Dancler, Freeman.
S65 Davis, Prestis.
866 Duncan, Granvil.
867 Dancler, Henry.
S6S Duckett, Frank.
500 Daniels, jim.
SO Duckett, Quency.
ST Duckett, Erven.
SO Dansler, Horice.
Si3 Ezell, Grant.
S74 Edd, Elias.
S75 Edd, Mitchell.
876 Edwards, Howell.
ST. English, Joseph.
878 Easter. John.
879 Edwards, Ben.
$50 Easter, Sam.
SS1 Freeman, John.
1872 Finison, George.
1873 French, Henry.
1884 French, John.
S85 Fields, Lewis.
1856 Fitzgerald, William.
SS7 French, Sam.
1888 French, Randol.
8S9 Foweler, Albert.
$40 Fowler, Bonnie.
1871 Fort, Robert.
1872 Fort, illus.
S93 Finn, Claud.
1874 Fulcher, Dee.
1916 Finn, Jack.
896 Fulcher, Gabe.
1877 Foster, Jno.
1913 Fortson, Asbery. -
899 Fields, Willis.
900 French, Dix. ass
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21

901 Fishback, S. F.
9O2 Futcher, Bryant.
903 Flemons, John Henry.
904 Frayson, Marshall.
9O5 Gentry, Hosey.
906 Green, Charlie.
9O7 Gholston, Jessie.
908 Gholston, Robert
900 Tibbs, Willie.
$40 Gregory, COrnelion.
oil Glover. Edd.
912 Gholston, John.
913 Green, Daniel.
914 Green, Ballard.
915 Talbert, Cliff.
GIG Gholston, Fred.
917 Gholston, Florence
91S Green, Spank.
919 Griffin, Stuar t.
$40 Griffin, Pearl.
921 Griffin, Tom:
922 Green, Charlie.
923 Gains, Independent.
924 Gill, Nathan.
925 Gaines Oscar.
926 Gaines, Ellis.
927 Green, Winston, Jr.
928 Green, Paris.
929 Cover Geo.
$50 Grady, Bill.
931 Greenaway, Edmond.
932 Gaines, Richard.
1888 Griffin, Benjamin Harris
934 Gibson, Jessie.
935 Goodow, John.
936 Gibson, Luther.
937 Green, Will.
1913 Holloway, Dock.
939 Henderson, Bud.
$40 Harris, Jake
941 Horner, Jessie.
942 Hawkins. Roscoe.
943 Harris, Lonn;e.
944 Holloway, Andrew.
945 flanagan, John.
GAG Henderson, M. H.
94I Harris, Dover.
948 Hawkins, Frank.
949 Hogan, Jess.
$50 Haywood, Chancey.
951 Dillerhunter, Geo.
952 Henderson, Frank.
953 Harris, Author
954 Hudson, Lonnie.
955 Harrie, Ben.
$50 Hawkins, Weedy.
957 Haywood, N. l..
95S Howard. John.
$50 Hennigan, Dallas.
$50 Howard, Fad.
961 Henry, Will.
962 Hawkins, Poy.
963 Hawkins, Will.
1854 Hopkins, Toney.
Continued ON page 81
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21

o23 Pryor, clyde Sager.
524 Priest, Gus.
525 Pullen, William Joseph.
526 Pryor, Richard Hartwell.
527 Patterson, Artie Tillman.
52S Phennegar, Carl Loid.
529 Parr, Jerry Ebert
$50 Perry, Charley D.
531 Pulien, Oden Brown.
532 Pierce, Joseph Walter.
533 Pitchford, Willis.
534 Pender, Ernest.
535 Pipkin, Vaughan Frank.
53e Pugh, Lonnie.
537 Pierson, Ernest Thomas.
53S Pauley, Henry Claude.
539 Phiffer, Sam Lee Roy.
$40 Robertson, James Rufus.
Sal Russell, Jesse Frank.
542 Ritter, Russell Eugene.
$40 Rodgers, Thomas Allen.
sell, Amiz Frederick.
berson, John R.
dgers, Thomas Allen.
Crimson, William Monroe.
54S Rhodes, Pagan.
$40 Renfro Eward c.
$50 Rails, Robert l..
551 Ray, Charles Thomas.
$50 Reeves, John.
553 Rowe. Claude Dansby.
554 Reed, John Henry.
555 Reeder, Claude Deval.
$50 Roberts Hugh L.
557 Reynolds, Jetro Lee.
$50 Rhyme, Jake Ormand.
$50 Rowton, Horace Conner.
$50 Rodgers, Almer Wesley.
SCI Reed, Jese Steve.
562 Richards, Wi ford.
563 Richards. John.
564 Ruff, Jesse.
SOS Rowland, David Ashton.
566 Ripley, Lee.
SCI Rowland, Elmc Leon.
56S Rowland, John jenkins.
500 Russell. Roch.
$40 Reed, William d.
ST. Roller, William Charles.
572 Reed, Eddie.
573 Reed, Joseph Walter.
574 Reed, Asa Allen.
SIS Reed, Ollie.
576 Rodgers, William Fletcher
ST. Self, Touten Aticus.
578 Sandress. Thomas Franklin.
$40 Stuart, Clarence.
$50 Stuart, Albert.
581 Smith, Homer.
$50 Smith, Walter.
583 Smith, Joe Gregory.
584 Sharp, James NJ.
5S5 Smithson, Fleming F.
$50 Savage, Lucy.
5S7 Sharp, Thomas Barney
588 Stanley. Robert ].
$50 Shelton, Henry.
$50 Sisson, Troy G.
sol Strawn, Virgil P.
592 Sterling, Gus
593 Simpson. Chester Delmo.
594 Shacklett, John Daniel.
595 Strawn, George.
500 Strawn Charley.
597 Sexton, John Edmondson.
598 Stone, Benjamin Franklin.
500 Smith, Thomas Jesse.
600 Shafer, John Aaron.
COL Strawn, Richard Lee.
602 Strawn, Benjamin.
603 Smithson. John H.
604 Smithson, William f.
COS Schenault, Porter Nelson.
GOO Simpson, William Allen.
GOT Simpson, Robert Clinton.
COS Sager, Peter Henry,
500 Snead, William Lawrence.
61O Steel. George Rufus.
Gil Simmons, William Allen.
612 Stuart, Edward Miller
613 Sullivan, John Elgin.
GA stevens, hoy WEBSTER.
615 Sanders, Ben.
GIG Simmons, Johnnie Jay.
CIT Seligson, Sam.
61S Sanders, Walter.
619 Sanders, Jim.
$40 Shaddock, Burrell Edward.
621 Stewart, Martin Glen.
622 Stevens, Benton Fixer.
623 Smith, Thomas Patton.
ga Stewart, Len Cyril
625 Starks, Claude S.
626 Starks, Lum Hue.
627 Skinner, James Fl.
62S Sprague, William.
629 Scarborough, Eugene Franklin.
$50 Shaver, Andy Arthur.
631 Sweezea, Orea Cleveland.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21

Little River county, thanks to the
rain, now thinks she can feed herself.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21

773 Brown, Jim.
IA Booth, Frank.
IT'S Baker, Johnnie.
us Brown, Bill.
III Barns, Oliver.
778 Bradley, Eddie.
779 Brown, Soloman.
78O Bradley, Beason.
781 Bryant, Claud.
1872 Bryant, Jas. Afford.
1888 Bradshaw, Rylie.
784 Cook, Edd.
1856 Campbell, Sam.
1856 Crosslin, Charlie.
1877 Collins, Isom.
1888 Cleveland, Pleas.
789 Compton, Jerry.
100 Clever, Samuel
791 Collins, Ben.
1872 Callahan, Ned.
1893 Collins, Burbon.
z94 Colwell, Jas.
795 Crumpton, Rubin.
1876 Carr, Charlie.
797 Coburn, Woodie.
1913 Cook, Gus.
799 Creswell. Dave.
800 Galloway, Berkeley.
sol Coburn, Lewis.
SO2 Crier, Frank.
800 Carr Major.
804 Cook Rufus.
sos Galloway, James.
S07 Cook, Sam.
SOC Galloway, Dover.
sos Crutcher Jessie.
500 Camp, Amity
$40 Carter, Anderson.
81 Carr, Wash.
S12 Carrigen, James.
1913 Calvin, George.
814 Campbell, Paul.
815 Christian, Drew.
816 Coner, Wier
SIT Colman, Dan.
818 Chisem, Bessy.
S19 Conway, Joe.
800 Cooper, Josh.
821 Curry, Joe.
1922 Choise, William Griffin.
1923 Chisem, Frank.
1924 Campbell, Tom.
1926 Cross, Jimmy.
1926 Golfer, Steven.
1927 Crabtree, John.
1928 Cook, William.
$40 Clardy, Tob.
$40 Clayton, Frank.
s31 Cotton, Fred.
1872 Cotton, Henry.
833 billiard, Tom
1874 billiard, Rufus.
1856 Daniels, Jessie.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21

632 Seastrunk, Oscar Lee.
633 Simmons, Theophilus.
GA Seastrunk, James Jefferson.
635 Smith, Clyde.
636 Skinner, Frank Edward.
637 Stanley, Ose.
63S Smith, James Edward
639 Smith, Rufus Henry.
$40 Schcolcraft, Orwell Pool.
Gal Tyson, Harvey Jewel.
642 Turrentine, Fred.
SAB Tyson, Daniel Webster.
644 Tapp, John Perry.
645 Turner, John.
SAG Taylor Grover Oscar.
647 Turner, Claude.
GAS Terrell, Thomas.
649 Thomas, Oscar Young.
$50 Turquette, Rufus Watson.
651 Tompkins, Dean Henderson.
652 Toland. Thomas Edward.
653 Traylor, Homer David.
654 Thornton, Henry.
655 Taaffe, George Talmage.
657 Thompson, Will Roy.
65S Thompson. jim Earl.
$50 Thompson, Charles Owen.
$50 Turner, Wa ter Lee.
Gel Turner, William Henry
662 Taylor, Harry ,3osco.
663 iTabler William Robert.
ga Willsie, Lee Jefferson
Cos Whitney, Jeff Davis.
&C Watson, John Robert.
661 Weems, Alonzo James.
66S Williams, Grover.
$50 WEIGH, Lawrence Patrick.
go Watson, Homer.
GIL Wilson, Edd.
672 Wade, Claude Andrew.
673 Wilson, Jae.
GA Willingham, Andy Calvin.
675 Wilson, Roy.
676 Wolfe, Claude D,
677 Webb. Claude w.
61S Ward, John w.
$40 Williams, Arthur.
$50 Weaver, Henry Franklin.
681 Wilson, Enoch.
682 Webb, Wade E.
683 Weatherspoon, Frank Duncon.
eS1 Wa 1lynr JIorbort y,no1
6S5 Wilson, Clarence Henry.
Csc Waddell, Maloy.
6S7 Ward. Henry.
6SS Ward, Cleve
$50 Wallace, Edward.
go White, Clarence Oliver.
691 Weatherspoon, Sidney Johnson.
692 Wood, James Roscc.
693 Willis, William Mark.
694 Watkins, Cyrus Sylvester.
sos Waldrop, Samuel Keenie.
$50 WEIGH, James Homer.
697 White, Charley Webster.
sos Wells, William Ritchey.
500 Wade, Clarence.
700 Walton, Charley Wiiliebe
7O1 Webb, William Rufus.
7O2 Ward, Thomas McRae.
703 White, Oliver Martin.
704 Wade, Walter Thurman.
705 Wade, Paul.
706 Woolard, Earl z.
701 Wheat, Grover Cleveland.
708 Welch, Wade.
100 Wa'cott, Ray.
40 White, jim
III Wright, Jim.
712 Wheeler Wayne.
713 Weems, Dee Franklin.
TIA Ward, John Ebert.
us Walker Jonie.
ZIG Wright, Fred c.
III Wood, Otto
718 Ward, Sidney LittletOn.
719 Weems, Rosco william
720 Wright, Ballie.
721 Wright, Earl
722 Weatherly, Carl Schman.
1913 Withen, William Thomas.
724 Withem, Carl Odell.
725 Uzzel, Silas Jackson.
726 Yarbrough, Charles Mcdonald
727 Yauger, Edward Fitzgerald
72S Yauger Joseph Washington.
729 Young, Fred Erbin.
1870 Young, James Harvey.
731 Allen, Will.
132 Anderson, Nathan.
1888 Akens, Will
I35 Anderson, William.
734 Amos, Glen.
736 Amos, Wellington
1877 Booth, Ebert Augusta.
1873 Booth. Nehmeiah.
139 Brown, Jackson.
74O Brown, William Walter.
al Brown, Beryl.
ZAP Boyd, Hardy.
TAB Bledsaw. Liemuel.
744 Britt, Willie.
745 Barlow, Cleveland.
TAG Barber, Leci
TAI Branton, Beryl.
74S Butler, Gus.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-21
Sc
RIAL NUMBERS

sol Oliver, John Marshal,
SOP Pike, James Hardy.
SOB Proctor, Bowen.
5O4 Pender Lonnie Ernest.
sos Paxton, Jake.
sos Pendergast, Harry E.
507 Pounds, William Franklin.
sos Patterson, Charley Tillman.
609 Patterson, James Edward,
$40 Parker, Jesse.
511 Parker, Henry Clay.
512 Phillips, Henry Dawso
513 Phillips, John DrcWey.
514 Paulk, Joseph Frank.
SIS Potts, Willie Warren.
SIC Paterson, James Willard.
81 Phillips, Ruel.
SIS Fender, Floyd.
519 Phillips, Ivy Leslie,
$40 Patterson, Augustus Stewart
521 Waddell, George.
522 Phillips, Clyde Hurschale
523 Pryor, Clyde Sager.
524 Priest, Gus
525 Pullen, William Joseph.
$40 Pryor, Richard Hartwell
527 Patterson, Artie Tillman.
52S Phennegar, Carl Loid.
529 Parr, Jerry Ebert
$50 Perry, Charley D,
531 Pulien, Oden Brown.
532 Pierce, Joseph Walter.
533 Pitchford, Willis.
534 Fender Ernest.
o35 Pipkin, Vaughan Frank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
SIX TO PRISON
LAST Of WEEK
NOLTE AND ALEXANDER
MOUNDSVlLLE FOR LIFE.
FOR MURDER.
Forger and Three HoId-Up Youth
Await observation-disclosures
Almost Ready.

Six Ohio county prisoners will br
removed from The county jail 10 the
Vest Virginia State prison al MOUNDS,
vile this week. Commitment paper"
will be- semitic Warden Mont i. WHITE
from tho office of Clerk Of Courts John
l.. kinsh6rn. and guards will br sent
for the prisoners az soon as the pa
pcrs reach the warden.
John II. NoIrc, alias Jack Nollc, ana
Joe Alexander will go 10 prison 1or
life. The former was convicted OF flrSl
degree murder for the killing OF ROD
cri Lee Ritz. late football hero OF the
Wheeling High school. AlrXandnr' IL
Syrian, killed Mrs. N"liir WhrhT' a
Main street Syrian widow. VINO hAh re-
pcatrdlv refused IN marry him:
n: C.. Frey will BE- taken TO the. pHil'
iicnliary IN serve Two years Tor pas.
ing forged checks in this CITY. hoS
Nixon Raymond Bishop and Franz
Zimmerman will serve prison forms
for a highway robbery in which ihr!
took pocket book from IL South S'Hr
woman a few weeks ago.
The motion for ANEW trial ior ram n =
przcIrnski, ronviClod-nf The MURDER "l
tho la,e' Police rarrolman Henry sea,
mon, is still pending in tho Crimlna51
court. Trzelcnski. hnw"Nrr; mas mao"
The request that his counsel WlihHra"
rho motion and allow him 10 hr SCH
tcnrcd ~ prison for life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
"Our Mrs. M'Chesney"
A True-to-Life Comedy

rosc StahIs adherence /" truth IN nrr
stare characterization uhl"u"''"i!
adds much 10 her popularity AS IN 't't,
Isl and in "Our Mrs. hr' h"Sm"!' VI
which she comes Ia the court ! hratl'
Wednesday evening. she is SAID IN pH ~
her very best. She has mad" Il Errhs
study of the character OF l'inna NJ
I'heSnrv and thc rul" Is one Wh'ch MS
her To perrCctinn. Mrs McthcSnrE ~
travelling Saleswnman for til" !. ~ htirk
Fc;,therioom rctticoat Company one
Is n woman such AS is frequently net
with I'm business and Tho character mas
NOT hecn in the least ov"r4raWh p!
Edna 'Fcrher. who wrote the McChesneE
stories. Miss F'crhrr'S success as
short story writer has been dur IN IN"
rnrt that her characters arc taken 1oF
;hc most part from real lilc
Mrs. Mct'hesncy is not In business
hnrause she loves the work. hut because
she wishes to srn,l her sou through col
lego. She works and slaves thnt lie may
eninv life which is The "aS" Win tnou-
sands Of women to-day. Mrs. Mr' nos
ury longs for n hnm" where Shr can
bake tho pics and fuss ahnut the kit'n"h
TO hrr hearts rmntcui. "tur MIS-, Nc,
t'hnSncv" is q iruc-tn-lifc comedy ana
with Miss StahI In the title rnl" Is sure
10 rrovn one Of the most important OF
the seasons attractions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23

nd STAYED four weeks but when came
horne would faint just the same and
AID the same pains.
:, .cierd who is a nurse asked me to
IT, I.vGia +. Pinkham $ Vegetable Com
mound. began taking it that very day
fer wSc suffering great deal. 1t has
already done me moro good than the
hospital. To anyone who is suffering
e. vas ny advice is to stop in the first
drugstore and get bottle Of Lydia E.
rinkhaias Vegetable Compound before
yea 30 home. AIRS. ". c. BROWN,
2344 ". 18th ST.. Cleveland. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
RIVER NEWS

Rvcrmen believe that should the Ohio
continue 10 fail a. any great length Of
time the wicketS al nearly all of .thet3
dams will have To BE- raised. The stage:
last night was feet inches and fall
ing. The steamer r. Dunbar departeGs
last night at o'clock for Pittsburgh
The steamer liberty is due 10 arrive to-:
night from Matamoras.
RIVER TELEGRAMS.
Davis Island Dam--4.5 feet. station.
Observation-Disclosures feet. falling: clear
parkcrsburg III feet, stationary;:
clear z
Murgantown--T.6 feet, falling; clear:
oil City-2.2 feet, falling: clear. - {;
Warrcnc-2 feet. falling; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
ing for Huntington where she VIII

ing for Huntington where she will
visit relatives for few days.
John H. Rcnnard. Of Marietta
formerly of This city. was business
visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Barnes and daughter
Mrs. Charles ". NoiIle. Of Weston,
are in Wheeling visiting rclat ives.
Mrs. Barnes is the guest Of her sister
Mrs. Harry Travis. OF Fourteenth
street.
Mrs. Ella Dow. nf SprlnSdalc. mas
returned from several months sfay
in Arkansas. She will leave today for
Washington, Pa. 10 spend few days
with her daughter, Mrs Charles Cum
minis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
INSTANTLY KILLED

Srcrial pisp.frn l." iIIr lur"liis"rc"r.
t. t'I,tEESRl'lL;. W. Va. APRIL r.
Michael Mays. aged 30. yHrdnaSlcr at
The Hazel OtlaS Glass plant. WAS In
s1anlly killed. whrT he fell S"v"nty'fcrt
from a trolley hridg" ut Ndhmston late
-: last. night. He leaves 4 widow ami one
son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
childrens couohs And Colds

Coughs and colds are the bane OF
childhood and cause mothers much
more wnrry than any other Of the
minor diseases. Those who keep
Cham bcrlains Cough Remedy al hand
ready for instant use have less occa-
sion TO. WORRY Mrs. ". p. Agin. Bluff
ton. Ohio. says. Il always rely upon
Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy when
The children have coughs or colds
ObtainabIe evcrywhere-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
WOMAN'S CLUBS
Wellsbure woman's Club.

ON Thursday afternoon ih" Wpm2nS
club at Wcllsbur= will hold their rrE"-
lar meeting. wilh Il program for III"
occasion composed Of the following
numbers:
'''riuk nothing but business AMI dis
patch that business quickly.
Rolf cali--Quotations.
Musr-MrS. r.. r.. Wnrth"n.
Election ne officers.
MuSiC-MlSS Marie kuukel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
wellskr,rg Outlook Club.

Thursday ALSO til" Outlook cluH OF
WrlIshurg will hold n study session.
with Il program comprising the follow
ing: :.
''r;r.at is the dignity Of Authorship
Roll call.-E.nSliSh norcllstS.
Arnold Bcunctt: =,
Thc Lions Sharr--MrS. John I.
Douglas.
.r'Iavhaurcr--MisS Dora tirrrcy.
These Tw;lin-Mrs. g. l.. kyle.
Current events.
unStrSS-MrS. Lohn Jacob.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
BANQUET SERVED TO.
LADIES BY KNIGHTS
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA AND
NEW MEMBERS GUESTS OF
COLUMBUS KNIGHTS
Carroll Court Organized In February
Hos Grown 100 Percent since
Then-CandldnSes Initiated.

Showing membership II loo since
their inception III February. the Daugh-
tors Of Isabella. Carroll 9"urt. NO. 2?'.
Saturday and SUNDAY initiated IL class
~ 80 candidates. The knights serF"n
them anu scores OF other guests Il ban
uurt last evening ut the Carroll CLUB.
The court was organized with 80
MEMBERS Sine" that time ~ more HAD
applied to join and received their de-
rrcrS. IS of them ON Saturday and 70
yesterday. Mrs, William +. Lear. grand
regent. was in CharE" Of In" ceremonies
performed in the Cathedral High school
armUry.
The dinner served by The knights
was Il large a1itir. Tho guests were
seated in IN" Carroll club auditorium.
"InbrlliShcd in the courts rol"rs. purp'"
and gold and the flower. dafpdilS. The
minis and ice cream served were IF Tn"
"ulors.
Mrs. Lear WAS tnasumlstrcs". Rev. +.
II. flanul gan made the Invocation ANA
Very Rev. .. Fl. Mny". V. IT,. address OF
welcome. Miss Margaret E"arinn spnk"
upon. 'rHtrintlSm." Attorney NJ. Lieut.
Than garn Il strong address. olh"r
speakers wcrr Miss Esther Howell. yir"
roGcm,, Mrs. Sloan. nf l'ittshurgh grand
regent: Mis- Catherine Nagl" Stevens,
of MckccSpnrt court. whose topic was.
'Grity": Mrs. Il. y, Mrp"wcli Of Fair
mont. wh" spoke for TN" candidates.
Miss Anna lIrrkI"r. at Pittsburgh. gave
Mrs. Bernard Fisher played the star
%ransl"d Banner" and the entire court
sang.
The candidates wor,. az far as could
h" listed. AZ follows: Misses LcvInd
rirk. tIci"n. l.nndcrS. rrnuc"s l'izar.
lnulInH Stirhm. Mary Duffy. McMcchcn:
Catherine Brennan. Fairm"nI; Rcrnicc
Watt. Ecllairc: Marie Watt Scliairn:
H"rtrudr M"n;lhan. Rcllair": Margaret
McMann. Martins Ferry. Elizabeth Gal
IL Ghcr. Ttltnnvillc. o.: Rose Owens.
Mari" owens. hon O'MallHy. Rose
Whytr. Gcrcvicvc Whytc. Brrnadclte
Shields, Ann Daushrrty. Lucille West.
hlir" Enlnw. Martha kurncr EnfIe
M"h"n. Hitu Clark. Regina Carney, Gene
vi"N" Ross. Margaret MHniou. Ehra
! Mani"n. Lurlla Rukrr. Sarah Foster.
Margaret 1.awthcrs. Frances Sullivan,
Regina Roth.
McsdamcS: John Costello. Catherine
M"dcr. b. y. Mcdowell, t'u!rmont: Elsie
Mrk"lV"N. Bcllairc: Thomas Bcattic.
Frank p'Rricn. Barbara Fisher. Kirrh-
n"r, T.. l.. Rcltz. Mary Walters. Joseph
Mnnahan. G"rtru"d ,paughcrty. Mrs.
StG,ln Ktlrncr Roth.
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I. could not stand
it any longer. 1t
was all in my lower
Organs. At times I
could hardly walk,
for il I stepped on a
little stone l would
almost faint. One
day / did faint and
my husband W a 8
sent for and the doc
tor came. I was Ia
ken to the hosDital
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Formal Ball Thursday.

Another Of this weeks elaborate
,'ny"mts will he given on Thursday even
ing a, the Carroll club hy the nau IN
:rrrS nr isabella Carroll court No. @'''
This is 70 be- ono Of the largest events
Of the early spring season ana Is 10 DE-
- nnnin,cJ in q very patriotic manner
Tho ball will be formal
sand Miss C'larn Rosr Coleman has re-
sccivcd ',hc acceptancrs. which number
several score.