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The Wahpeton times., 1917-12-27

Mnn. is visiting his parents during
the holidays.
Dance! New Years Eve, De..
3lst at Great Bend Hall. Music
by Braun-Meyer Orchestra. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Putnam Of
Tintah visited at the Yates home ~
few days the past week.
William Barly who has been at-
tending school at St. Thomas is
home on two weeks vacation.
Miss Elsie Walpole eft Friday
night for her home in Thompson,
Iowa to remain during the holi-
days.
.DR. j. p. SCHWINGHAMAIER
Dentist
Phone Is
Office in the Stern Block
Miss Marie Clarke of Minor.
spent the weekend here as the
guest of her cousin Miss Mary
Murphy.
The NJ. f. Ladies' Aid will be
entertained Wednesday. Jan. 2nd
at the home of Mrs. NJ. Parsons on
7th street north.
Oscar Larson. student at the
Great Lakes Training station, is
visiting friends in the city during
his furlough.
Miss Donna Forkner returned
home from Kenmare Friday.
where she has been teaching the
past few months to remain during
the holidays.
Mrs. l.. f. Lester returned
home Friday from St. Francis
hospital. where she has been pat.
lent for the past eight weeks.
WANTED-By january 9Th,
furnished rooms for light house
keeping by married couple with
40 children. Call at Times Office or
r. $. Cameron s residence.
Misses Irene and Marie k,,stcr
teachers at Fergus Falls and Val
ley City are spending their holi'
aay vacation at their home i'll this
city.
4.
L. e. LESTER
Funeral Director and LIcens-
ed Embalmer .
In charge of Schmitt & Oh
sons Undertaking Dept. .
Day and Night Calls Answer
cd Promptly
Lady Assistant
Day call N. w. 1861 Night n.
w. 20eW and 410J Brock
/. 27sc
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding of Miss Nina Bardwell and
Mr.. Adolph Torgeson on New
Years Day at the home Of the
bride in Chicago. We are plesaed
to announce that they will still
continue to make Wahpeton their
home.
TIL Misses Bertha. Jennie and
Alma Simonsen arrived home Sat
urday to spend the holidays with
their parents. Miss Bertha is
teaching at Lamoure high school
Miss Jennie is the principal of
the Eckman school and Miss AL
ma Simonsen is a student at tho
North Dakota University.
The annual election of officers of
the Rebekah lodge took place last
Wednesday evening with the fol
lowing results: Noble Grand, Mrs.
Mary Wilson; Vice Grand, Mrs.
Sprung; Recording Sec'y. Mrs.
Field; Fin. Sec'y. Mrs Ruby Cox;
Treasurer, Mrs. Randi Olsen;
Trustees, Brumitt aud Olson. In
stallation Of officers will be con.
Quoted at their first meeting in
January.
The annual meeting of the
Student Missionary Association
OF the Lutheran Bible School will
DC held in this city from Jan. End
to 9th. Morning services will be
held at the school every day; for
noon, afternoon and evening ses-
slons in the Zion Lutheran church.
Among the speakers are two mis-
sionaries from China. This associa.
ton supports 4 missionaries in
China: In the past these meetings
have been we'll acknowledgements
coming as far as 700 miles to at
tend-and according to reports,
this year will be no exception.
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Local and Personal
Miss Edith Ryan visited in Far,
90 a few days this week.

Miss Edith Ryan visited in Far.
go a few days this week.
Miss Emma Nepstad is spending
her vacation at her home II
Oakes.
Mr.. Frank Meyers of Arthur. N.
d., spend Christmas at the Wagner
home.
Word has been received from
Joe Weimer that he is on his way
to France.
Mrs. j. w. Worner and little
son. Roger, are visiting at James
vile, Illionois.
Miss Martha Fulton is ENJOYING
a we'll earned fortnight s vacation
at Washta, Iowa.
DR.. Jacobs was called to India.
ma this week owing to the serious
illness Of his mother.
Or. PFISTER. DENTIST
Over Dietz & Murray's
Phone 302
VIM. Harrison left Monday
night for his hom in Clinton,
Mimi. to spend Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bugbee are enjoy
ing the holidays with their rela
tives at Paynesville, Mimi.
Miss Melhop arrived from Iowa
last week to spend the winter
months with. her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Schultz.
Caroline and Kate McCabe of
Grand Rapids, Mimi, are spend
ing their Christmas vacation at
Wahpeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hull left our
city last week to spend the holi-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert j.
Hull of Omaha.
Little Miss Gladys Harter of
Staples. Mimi, will be the guest
Of Miss Katherine McCann the
coming week.
Robt. Kramer, Miss Jennie
Kramer and Mrs. Mertz were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Lauder on Christmas day.
Miss Katherine Lins and Miss
Sue Hoffman arrived from St.
Paul to spend the holidays with
their folks at breckenridge.
Two of the members of Co.
Sergeant Leo Nebraska and Priv
ate John Jones took sick and died
before the company left for France
.
n. n. DEvlME =
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Phone 80
! DR.. Meckstroth's former
Dne;1A~nn
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Don't Pay The Other
Fellows Bills

merchant would write you letter asking you
him check during past
year what would you think of him!
That just what every credit merchant asking you
every bill him. You percentage of
paid and you who pay make this
You have enough money the
merchant has invested in slow You pay
higher price the dealer pay buy goods
pay the Of bookkeeping charging Yet
of this price you paying adds
goods you buy-1t represents dead to you
Beginning January shall operate our store on a
strictly cash basis thus eliminating all expense
thus enable reduce the price of our goods.
To further reduce of operating we are
reducing the number deliveries per day. small
charge will be made for each delivery
Watch Our Prices Drop
January First
Paul, Oliver & Purdon
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I. c. j. WHO
Physician & Surgeon
office: Briggs Bldg.
c. p. RICE, M. D.
WAHPET0N, N. ..
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. L. e. LESTER
Funeral Director and Llcens.
ed Embalmer
: In charge Of Schmitt & Oh
sons Undertaking Dept.
Day and Night Calls Answer
cd Promptly
Lady Assistant
: Dav call N. w. 1861 Night n.
w. 206W and 410J Brock
278c
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BABY VIM. WRIGHT
VERY BRIGHT AND
CHEERFUL AGAIN
Reduced Doses Of Nerv- Worth a
Wonderful Benefit to Four
Months-Old Infant.

Few prup!c realize tho cTtcnt OF The
"" Of Ihis sup"rlaiiv" family tonic
,ni w,H5. nervous. "XCItabIc, restless
chiir!i,.'I N"rv-Nur'h files abound IN
1i.nrG statements To this effect and
many eli Them have appeared in those
r.iInn~. Merry Worth has worked
WONDERS .ur aiIinS chidrnn If all
n.rs. to- the following tell You what
j. did n tn. case. for an infant:
Nrrv Worth Co.: -- Merry Worth
prUy"H it, merits 0nr child, haby
William, now four months old, was
troubled with nervousness. Cried at
nl-hrS for tnrr" months.
W, tried small doses of NerV-Worth
N%N RESULTS WERE WONDER:
FL. Oar baby now Is bright and
raIyrful al all times. We cannot say
;ru much Tor this wonderful medicine.
tS;~0cdl MRS. CHARLES WRIGHT.
G,ur.ciuwn. Pa, R..F. D. !, Box IL.
I'll" foregoing statement was given
\ few DAYS ago In tho Norr-Wurth
drdagiS, ar East Liverpool. Ohio.
Your dollar back at haer's Market
81. Drug Store, Wheeling. il Merry
Worth doc, aot benefit YOU.
Ncry-Worih is also sold at Min2o
Iunction by Moore Bros; Martins
Ferry by RalSlun Il Parker; St Chairs
vile BY Patterson & Sons; Barnes
Vile by lIillcs Bros; Cameron by
Cameron Drug Co; SiStcrSNlil" ny
e. i. DisQur: New Mnrtinsv!ll" by
rnbrouk'S Drug Store; MOundaEilIc
By J. ii. Bcam Drug Co.
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RED CROSS SUPPLY
SERVICE ORGANIZED

WASHINGTON. Apr. S.-A new o.
canixalion designated the Red Cross
supply service has been formed as Il
bureau Of the American Fed Cross 10
forward and distribute among. Ameri-
can soldiers and military hospitals
gifts and supplies from patriotic n
dividualS aud relief societies through
out the country.
HEADQUARTERS of the new service will
be in Washington with branches 10
supervise The collection and prepare
ton of supplies at New York, Boston,
Chicago, Denver, New Orleans and
San Francisco. The central Office
here. it is announced. will be in close
association with the war and navy
departments and the Council Of Ma
rinnal Defense and will be under the
direction of w. Frank Persons, former
director OF the Charity Organization
Society OF New York
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WAETED-Male Help

whHTED-i acafir- A7rii I'm trT rnmp-iCit sales
man l.rsn,. nth Lee" l"r"l,n: '-'r!T''-
ton 81 ..-t"hdrrS n'cic! hE'"i.SS s,FrsLlfy 10
W. ~. au. 'i,ns t"sT.;rry. t"9 - s ~ IL
rs"riit. L"mn-."is ;'.i H""tir. SiIi" esnrrr1'cr.
:d'iScs. sal. Msua@-r. L., NJ. ~. Station e.
WAITE D-LatcrT,.. Apply fi,lc Automatic Sprtn.
Mr. to. St"I' - Wa'N""L a:~?-i p.
WhHTEC-AI.,G '"in ,'Hrr ,,'N "1c or "'i" !mE-
r!aGti ',,rI; c..-nrr i.I 80. ran. .tls" TuIn"r
go" Na'jcf -. E'l i".rr" ~: Ha'm"i Ip.->
ari..u
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MILITARY
ASSISTANCE: IS
BEING PLANNED

WASHINGTON. Apr. S.-All men anl
women who want 10 bu their hTi Tor
the country ia inr war with germany
without eul!Sring IN III" regular nlr!l.
4al-r NJ naval forces are given "Hpor-
tunity To enroll for service uHG"r
ptau announced tndaE with the APPROX
al or III" secretary ri war. The Ma
LIonal CommiI"r Of Patriotic AID" De-
Tense societies. acting ~ 4 clearing
.tnuSe for lw"ntYci@Ii nr&ariHatiur' .
has been designated rs 4. :Cmi.niA-
"lat agent nj the government. 10 90
ordinate the efforts Of Individuals a
we'll as organizations
The committee hrnd"i by George
Wharton Pepper, OF Philadelphia, III!
with aforementioned ). NJ. il,
IOn1s as it, honorary chairman. ~
announcing The plan says:
This COmNiil!"'. which was formed
al S"mi-utliriaI suggestion. for ~" *.
rreSS purp0S" Cf ha:M0n2inG The -
forlS OF patriotic urGHniTa' ions. has
felt justified in und,r13him@ to t0rma-
late nlans under which lhC,r who Wish
to pledge their services - nr country
in any capacity. military o. civil. may
Or%aniZn themselves into Il %Cll CO.
ordinat"d body.
IVY" all wan u du our biz Hut If
VIC flood The governments with WuEliS-
cuuliS offers 10 Vuiuctrrr I'h"r th"n
in the regular army ur S"".t Ia organ
iae companies and ."cmrris in WAYS
which do MOI iii III with III" war Ia.
pariment'S plan. VIZ arc lih"i! 10
prove moro Troublesome" 1han .r>Csui
I'VE un2hi 70 hv abb" :" organize
and co.ordinal" our Efforts ~ h",p ~"
al
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OB|T UARY


Lieutenant |. II. Wint"rS. Civil war
veteran and fo,nn"r resident Of Mar
shall county. died at $50 o'clock Fri
day evening. April 6 ri tho h"m" OF his
daughters, Miss Mary and Miss June
Winters. 1905 North High street. CO.
ptcatinn of diseases.
Lieutenant Winters was born ut Sand
Hill. ". Va. October 2. 1885. He was
married In 1852 To Hannah z. Heath
er!nSton. only daughter az Captain Ed
ward u. HeAth"rlnEt Ut Mt. Pleas
ant. I"wa. Nine children We're born 70
this union. all ~; whom survive. They
are Richard l.. -" Wheeling: John e..
% Los Angeles. Cni.: Albert H.. of Sand
tIiu: Nelson G.. - Warr"n. Ohio: Mra.
Elizabeth J. Davis. "t Triad"lphia- W.
Va: Mrs. Daisy May Anderson. OF West
Alexander. Pa: Mary F. and June Win-
ters. Of Columbus. ohio. and Annabel
Winters. of tbs city. H." ulso leaves
ono brother. Al"nz" Winters OF Sand
HILL and two sisters. Mrs. Easter
pague. of Elm Grow. End Miss Annie
VI. Wintcrs of Sand Nm.
Lieutenant Winters served thru"
years In CO. 18TH West Virginia In
fantry and was hrnorahly discharged at
lie was "a firm believer IN tho Christ nn
faith and was IL member Of IN" Sand
Hill Methods, Episcopal church for
nearly forty years. He W"s attended
spiritually in hts las, illness by ia"
Fey. DR. A. L Riker. former pastor of
the Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church Of this city.
The body was brought 10 this city
and later taken to Sand Hill. wherr In
tarrnnnt took place yesterday after
noon.
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/ meeting Of The Public SrT'lrn '"mnis'."r u,
West Virginia hold on The !@th GHy u March. 4 H..
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PUBLIC SALE
Snrriai EnmmIIsInnM'L Sale.

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u. ,, -. w.. y,r.;r,, ,r.,Ic am; c,,.rrJ IN
~ ,q,n H. r r.i,r,,,rv ,rIs ~ hr!.L,nrrrv
, ~ tr,,-lc. Eur..r .Itpiu,,rrai,,' ct, :.
T. !, ku,rr 81 al anal rnl"rr! IT record ia
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' r,1rrn,I ,i.urI II .Icl-.
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t.,, = ,r. ,,,,,., Irt,, 1T ,l,,, County Wr.,
,.i,. ,.,,,,,.,.,, +, IN ,.,h.L ~ nI iI,;,
=, n, ,-,i,,r' sal ....,tc si,u,;r N
n"'' VIC '',,."'H I 49,,
u'n = tE ~ N'','',1, ,-i "a, 80 T. n
~" h,''h h"i ~ "' ri" :" NV - w -
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he Treasury McAdno. suggesting Il
pjan Cor raising $4,000 ,"H".o0o0 for .'h"
government in onc. week. 10 h' known
A. "pId Glory week" The telegram as,
serted that tic loan could be subscribed
through I'll" advertisers plan III say
irE uf i-5.H0o.Vup ~ year for .th" term
ni tho loan. II was suggested that IL"
loan could hr tloatcd nj three r"r cent
interest instead o. !hrr'' ana n. nail per
cent. TN" :tan cont"mrlat"S IN" u.s.,
Nf. old Glory week for, stimulation ~
recruiting ri thc army aud the Srrcan-
ing of American spirit.
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Funeral For lar: MCCARTHY Todny.

l'unrrll y rvi,'"N NliI IN hrII IN thu
First Mr,ir"ii~i Er.-""rnl church 81
Nnrt,r> Ferry. This afi-riIrn ut o"iock
for CHARTS u. Mccarthy. The Vol known
Wheeling Gr"iu,'"i. wh" dl"d suo"ehls
IN lis otfI.. Friday afternoon rs ha WaE
nr.pa-in,, To- return /" his h"mr AZ :"
Indianiu street. rhr l;"v. Jacob Maui
will oTlriulc. assisted 10y several Mar
tins Ferry pastors. lnterinent VIII oe
prirni,. il, l.inW"',h r.uuterY.
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BODY OF MISSING
GAS MAN IS FOUND

Srtcs. Dispatch 10 Thr Intrlll.epcsr.
CLARkSBCRG. w. Va, April s.
Mystery surrounding the strange dis.
appearance of Carl Webster. aged As
years. OF Waynesburc. Pa, right.of'
way superintendent for the West Viz
ginia Oil & Gas company, with head
quarters az Wallace. was solved by
tn" finding ot his dead body late yes
tcrtlny in woods near Wallace. Heart
disease is believed 10 have been the
CAUSE OF his death. AS money and
other articles found In his clothing
disposed Of theory that he had met
foul play. His body will he taken to
WAynnsburc.
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Funeral for Mr. moore Today.

This afternoon at : O'clock The ~
neral SERVICES; for William { Moore.
he vol known r"ai stale Hnan. VINO
died Thursday. viii j." hid IN III" fMiA'
ily. homo, 52n South i"u% street J ne
kc, Dr. Tnrnh ErlttiuEhanI. ~ 81.
i,uIzc's Protestant Episcopal church
will ofriciato and Ini":n"n> vii! he i'll
Cree wood.
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SusDects Escaped.

nl'TUnI'KY. conn, April s:-Thr-@
soldiers guarding railroad hrldG" H"n"
$50. YrhuurrI shots with TWO nm
known men rnrly to-day. When ordered
70 hat both ;n"u drew r"v"lr"rs an"
logan nriur uther member" ar "a"
5ut post were awakened and pursued IN"
men lri rhc1. escaped IN itn Ing.
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EXPECTING BREAK
tcontinued from First Psge.)

island, il WaS learned tonight They
also havy com" into p0EsGsS ;on uf 'dH-
grams, bHr prints and blank books.
some Of which are understand tn c"u-
tain Information important |" III" MILL
tary and civil authorities
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Mrs. Edna Hendricks.

Mrs. Edna Hendricks 20. wife al WI
liam nrrricl;s. living at IS Alley Trir-
teen. II former rrEidnnt OF Parkrrs huTE"
died IN line North Wheeling husnital ."s-
inrdav morning at o'clock. Tho pooF
YVES sent Z" pnrk"rshurg SUNDAY. "h"re
funeral services will lac hold nus altSr-
noon md inirrn.ut mada in that city.
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FOR SALE-AutomobileS

FOR SALE-Thr.e TN hnrrbury TIutE Just
oYnrhauind and rebuilt. Complete With Bosch
naarrto SrhcbInr carbUrc!nTs and all new iitei.
4 bargain i sold quick. Wheeling Wall Platter
Cn. p1Ih ard Mlrket SIS. AL ~
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Txcl,aure Shots.

nnrrnl dut yim cambridge Hear II. nlnnt
in which mmnt,icna are being mad" r.,
ported tnduy that Il" had exchange"
shots IA ,h' -nr.y morning with n man
,r,,n,,r Tin. guard said thu mRn ap-
Drnrrd 10 be trying I" lt%ht n bomb or
y bridge over the ChIrl"s river tn"
stranger escaped AMI "" trace "f
hnn,h could br found.
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Co1sarvtnr Els Time.

WASIlN'iTNN. April S.--With "vcrF
minute "t mis- day occupied ny me IRE
,ro,Ious asks Of Tho h"nd Of great
nation IT war President Wilson has de
ridcd tn abandon many of n" minor
dutins which EHv" hitherto taken "H
,,,uri, or hi. ;trr. Secretary Tumulty
and his assistants have begun IN refuse
aN requests 20 SO tho pres .,lcnt except
those coming from men with IN" most
jr>,uirtnnr huSincss 20 discuss.
Tho president recognizes that ho must
keen practiraIiy all of his I'm" free go
thai he can see Cahtn". monitors or
ct hers Immediately concerned VIZ war
r-olIrn,s whenever necessary. and
therefore p"npi" merely wanting 10
shake hands or talk about r"iat'v"IT un-
Important subjects viii H"rraft"r ne
disn Nvu!u!rh.
Tho ur"sid"r. has made no plans for
going nway this summer. ms! if"Nhn'N
wiil crp!in" his vacations ~ nfic' trInS
down thr Potomac river ana ChrS'N''t1",
INV. II" and Nra Wilson attended
E.Ns;rr services today.
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NEW YORK. April MFRS liGEh
HciSingrr. daughter Of the late AGolrhus
Busch, millionaire brewer at s.. Louis.
ISSUED 4 statement Tonight explaining
The report that United States secret
SERVER agents had discovered that until
rcccufly a wireless receiving plant was
operated on the roof o. her Fitth AVE-
:.ur home.
There is no wireless or any instru-
nrrt Of this l,iuG on my nous" or on
any hml,?iug in which | am IN any way
interested" declared Mrs. EcISiNgcr.
'l'uwa,riS a. i year ago. I had ~ ny
rn,,,iov Il second man. sent Ia M" by the
sam" agency from which have been Sc
curing mr. $"rNaHIS for over twenty
rrars This nam. was informed while
in nv ~nrlny. MAS attending N" wire
loss school Of In" Nnnnr Men : 'hri%tiAN
! Senriaiion IN This city. I" !nprhN" his
station. ,
"I-uirowu To ~" lie installed S!aa'l
.yircIr;q apparatus on tn" roo: Of my
house. such rs hundreds nt E"uUc boys
laya for practice AS soon rs diacoT-
cred this apparatus. prohibited him
from usinc il and ordered II removed
from m" roof This al! Occurred over
fifteen months ago, and about eleven
mouths ago this man left my employ,
and have rot heard from him since.
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H. arrange il: practicable. 10 spare To
the government som" If their drhuEhl$-
M, who may not be needed IN cUnucc-
NON with important government con-
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WhHTeD--;:ln "iln islh Wei ~ i.:F'"-ar I'm
ry:r. Iiir.! ,.a.,r,. .nf ...: .;aa. A-, TuIiIcr.
80 .I2r..i 81 i:"ll Ih,me H.: N::. 49,
u.r.aa.tf
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Wa.Tep-DhT 9irvATnT roy a~cuT Is
or T. y-:"s OF &cr, GOOD ;H:aCe re
Luarh' TRADE A:f-E EhG,"2Eh "fEt.
LIGtHcGH SvIloI!ii.
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anrnl Plan prnnoseN.

CiUrNGH \iril Ni~-Tl' national a.
,.c-,isir,- nJr,,o-, inar,l at u rgrot!rc;
tuni.nt sent \ telegram - SECRETARY II
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1.oshed tho Phcifists.

BALTIMORE, Md. April S.-A ratr'-
Ole demonstration to aid recruiting 'or
the United States navy packed thr ihra~
re here to-day. where last Sunday 4
,,o; ct,naXcd :: pacifi#iS meeting. Gov
crnnr Harrington, Of Maryland, and 3rN-
cral former governors. pleaded with nc
Young mon Of the STAT" /" serve th'
navy. and Representative FarghcE' 81
IraiIorg Recruiting officers. w"r" on
the stage and n rush ." the stage i"!,,
In,rnd over 100 made application az"
81 were signed. a parade through IN"
,s,rr,,is followed 4 SECOND meeting WAS
h.Ih in another part of the c!i%, az
which - wrro signed
Tie demonstrations maTN"d Tie open
ing u: tn" citizens campaign 10 get SUI
:rrruirS for the navy from May LtHu ~
NnriI % OF this number about 100
have been gained III the last week.
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p,-,,1 of Ms Mo1lvaIpe.

~ nodv ~ Mrs. MoIIl" NcITWalh"
.u., aEed former Wheeling resident ano
1 member OF the old M"l.ain family
who died in her Atlantic City home
Thursday, arrived her" early yesterda
afternoon over the Pennsylvania road,
nd Was inmed lately taken TO Green
wood cemetery for intarmsnt. Funeral
services were held IN Atlantic city by an
Episcopal rector.
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,ry1rD no cJr,-vA-

NEW YORK, April n Golfers
ihrnuEhnm! the country VIII 10 urzcn
Ia c,tIiivut" frndstnss on HI unused
portions Of their links and devote the
pru,'"tdS to tn" purchase of ambulance
trucks and other ARTICLES Of national do
rrns,. Il wna announced here tonight ny
oficrr, " the nunwondlc Country club
Two hundred members ~ that organic
ntiun volunteered Ia work forty hours
EACH This season. and II WAS said II. w.
Perrin. ur-si,irnt of the tnttnd StatHH
Golf association. had pledged INC 20
operation " this aiionni body In the
movement,
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l. T"E, would
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
nrii".iy win. E.ai EstHi' security SO"
ALLAN 7 URNE.R
1890 Market ST.
Bell Phone ll35. Natl 1857

;.Ynnnn ~ = o'.lvrk tor MrS Mari" y.
Kra:I:aSs. wh" d.cd FRIDAY NIGHT. -
The. h,..!!,. 81 h"r uuth"r-lI:-!aW. M:s-
William ! ErLu'!;:t.$. rI 10 l:a,tiuip1"
street. Bu:Iai Wi, l." "a t;re"nnund.
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Cuick Action.
Raising an Army.

Thn war d:.uArlmcHt VII hANN. r"pr"-
committee tomorrow and probably DO
fore :hr Scnat" "0Innitt"c III day ~
two /" explain details "i !i* plan for
raising An army. It = not expected Il"
arouse any gr' ~ opposition even among
Ih0so WHO will op1os" universal com
I,til!Ury training Applying in times Of
reacc as wolf MS war How soon bill
can he reported ont of either commit
Too OF tn" Suhi"rt is rr"hI"maiical hoy
ever. even with TN" "lah"ra;" rn"1SUr"
prepared ny IN" aru% general STINT as n
Ia
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WaE1G a--Maa ',lrr en- :A,h 81; 1t Egr"i~ar Lam
=rM:,s: E,Is: "n honest. lead s'f'S and 90, >
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l."u M"r..f slrr't l;ti! rrg:r li'.i: N"i lE"l
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F. FOE RENT

rooms, $40.
ROOMS. SIS.
3 RoONS, $40.
ALSO CORNER STORE ROOM.
FORMERLY LCGhNS rHuG S-oHE.
JAMES L. MAWLEE
1c65la MAIN STREET. -
FOR RERT--Third floor apartment too"'s and os1h
cath and ch''i"s' Inquire 'TF'"' "''' m r19s
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az "a" 81 ,I'..l! t''m I.,iI's E.t.'.r '*uri!'
ricr ~. rv.InnI All iuI;i"ss ard rTri!
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NHrr"lla Did UNDERSTAND Yuu IN
say G~rt, C;ldhigad won't take you ser!-
nualy?
WAr"rly-- N"t rAa"tly. | ratd rcr'-
DUSTY, ~" won't tax" ma Mt ALL
Youngstown Telegram.
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Funeral for NTH. Brandfass To-day.
JunsraI' ssrvioas will ba held this af-