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Imperial Valley press., 1917-10-29
GERMAN HAND SCENTED
IN ANTI-CARRANZA PLOT

El Paso, Tex, Oct. 27.-That Ger
man agents are trying to foment a
revolt against the present Mexican
government through the old Cientifico
party headed by General Felix DiaZ,
was the assertion made mere today by
Roberto V. Pesquiero, fiscal agent of
the Carranza government, following
his return from a trip to Mexico
City.
A coalition of the Diaz, Zapata and
Villa forces in this revolt is planned.
Pesquiero said. He declared that the
Mexican government does not antici-
pate great difficulty in crushing the
threatened uprising and has already
deported number of the Cientificos.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-10-29
A Gift To Every Woman
With Jiffy-Jell Desserts

Here is a one-week offer which costs us
thousands Of dollars. 1t can never be made
again. We make it to induce all housewives
to try Jiffy-Jell desserts and salads. You will
never know, until you try them, what delights
they offer you. So we want you to try them
this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-10-29

them Mayor Egerer and party.
Both Holtville and FL Centre root
ers were going strong and Central
footers, under Yell Leader North,
were going almots the entire game.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-10-29
n. j., Pier !.

n. j., Pier !.
No boxes win be forwarded which
do. not reach the pier on or before
December 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-10-29

With mint favor made
from mint leaves make a
wondrous mint jell, or a mint
sauce, for use with roast lamb
or cold meats.
With lime havor-made from
lime fruit-you make salad jell,
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
TEUTON DIPLOMATS WON'T
TALK WAR At CONFERENCE
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan 16.-When a
group Of Teuton diplomats get to-
gether these days, there is generally
a discussion of the war Tonight
there will be a gathering Of them. at
which no mention Of the conflict viii
be made.
It is the occasion of the second
diplomatic dinner given by President
and Mrs. Wilson. Ambassador Won
Bernstorff, ranking next to Ambas-
sador Jusserand in the diplomatic
corps here. VIII be the guest OF hon
or. Other Teutonic representatives
and neutrals will be guests.
II marks the first appearance Of
Countess Won Benstorff at a diplO-
matte dinner in the White House
since the war opened. The Countess
is an American, bus has been in Eu-
rope forty-twO years. She returned
TO America recently Ton ght she
will occupy the position Of honor at
President Wilson's right. the Am,
bassador sitting at the right OF Mrs.
Wilson.
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
No Hunger There
VI. c. ROBBINS.

No. wen not hunger there,
Our wants will be supplied;
For we shall feed right from the hand
OF Christ, the Crucified.
Wen walk so near tho throne,
And st down at His feet;
Oh. what glorious day it will be,
When we our Christ shall meet.
Hunger can never reach.
That land OF corn and wine;
For meath the Tree Of Life we'll walk
And eat the fruit divine.
No earthly praise can come,
Within that jasper wall;
Well bask forever in the light,
or God. our Christ, our All.
No thirst can ever touch
Our lips-for we shall be.
Near TO the river of our God,
Its waters all are free.
There we will have our souls,
In limp.d waters clear:
And walk upon its sunny banks,
And never know a fear.
No hunger, thirst, or pain,
Oh. glorious life-sO bright;
No stars can wane. no sun can set,
There never comes a night.
Resplendent all will be,
As ages still roll on:
And on ones lips therell always be
One grand eternal song.
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
Social GOSSIP IN AND
ABOUT Delaware CITY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del. Jan 16.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Clark, Miss
Ruth Clark, Miss Margaret Clark and
George Clark left here Friday for
Palm Beach, Fla. where they will oc-
cupy their bungalow until the first Of
April.
The meeting of the Delaware City
Century Club next Friday afternoon
will be devoted TO Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow.
Nh and Mrs. James Gam OF st.
Georges, have left for Jacksonville.
Fla, where they will spent several
months.
Miss Ruth Wood, a student OF
Goucher College. Bait moro, daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs. G. Z Wood. of
St. Georges. has been obliged TO give
up her studies and return TO her home
for treatment for her eyes.
Mrs. J J. Northrup and little
daughter Anna. with her sister. Mrs.
John Perkins, or near Bear. are eX-
pect.ng to move here in few days.
Mrs. Robert Moore OF Wash ngton.
d. c.. has been a guest Of Mrs. Ida l..
Dunlap for a few days
The BODY Of Pc er Messig, a former
resident. who died suddenly last Fri
day at Haddon Heights. n. j.. arrived
here yesterday for interment. Mr.
Mess g had l'ved here for many years.
The pen OF Alfred NJ. Cole. a former
resident Of this place, now living at
Salem. \. j., ranks well among the
leaders in the egg-lay'ng competition
being held at the Delaware College
farm. DR.. p. G. Southard, Miss NJ. G.
Price and Cofer, Price & Company
have pens entered in the contest.
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
cold GOTE! head
and nose Clear
First dose of "Pape's Cold Compound
relieves all grippe
misery.
Don,t etar stnned-nnl

IUI EIdN NIWII-W- WTs
Quit blowing and snufflingl a dose
OF "Pape's Cold Compound" taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken VIII end grippe misery and
break up a severe cold either in the
head, chest, body or limbs.
II promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages; stops nasty
discharge or nose running; relieves
sick headache, dullness, feverlshness,
sore throat, sneezing, soreness and
stiffness.
"Papes Cold Compound" is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only Is cents at drug stores
Il acts without assistance tastes nice,
and causes no inconvenience. Don't
accept substitute.
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
GREGG ASSOCIATION MEETING

The Gregg Shorthand Associat on
Of this city win meet N the Odd Eel
lows Hall. Tenth and King streets.
on the evening of February /.
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
FROLIC FOR NTERCIFUL REST.

For the benefit Of The Junior Board
Of the Home OF Merciful Rest a con-
test dance and frolic by the Junior
members will take place on Saturday
afternoon, February 8. In addition
to the dancing, there will also be
other amusements, including a fish
pond. bean bags. and fortune telling,
while ice cream, cakes, candies. ETC.,
will be for sale The affair is being
given to help the juniors raise the
SS65 for the support Of a patient at
he Home Of Merciful Rest.
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
INSURANCE co. OFFICERS.

At the reorganization meeting Of
the New Castle County Mutual In
surance Company yesterday after
noon. the following officers we're re-
elected: NJ. NJ. Cleaver, president;
Samuel G. Cleaver. vice president and
treasurer; and B G. Strickland, sec
retary.
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
MISSION SOCIETY MEETING.

The January meet ng OF Grace
Home NJ ssionary Circle will be held
at the Church House. this evening.
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
CECILToN,s Personal SIDE.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CECILTON. Jan. 16.-These direc-
tors have been reelected by the Ma
tional Bank Chesapeake City James
S. Hopper. Wilnett Steele, William y.
Davis
The Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ Mitchell
have had for guests Mrs NJ. EN
Wheatley and little daughter Ruth, Of
Concord
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Stradley were
recent guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Pierce
Stradley, in Wilmington.
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Richards, OF
Spokane. Wa shington. are guests Of
Miss NJ. E. Richards.
Mrs. S. Wills Lusby has with her.
her brother Lanning Schrack of
Germantown. Pa.
The Rev. G. W. Hardesty, Of Sea-
ford. Del, was visitor here last
week
Mrs. Benjamin Price, Of Barlville,
who has been i'll, is improving
Mrs. George ID. Pearce Is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Bell. in Ph ladolpha.
Mrs. Thomas p. Jones in staying
with her daughter, Mrs. John Benson,
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Taylor and lit
tie daughter have returned from an
extended stay in Philadelphia
GREGG ASSOCIATION MEETING.
The Gregg Shorthand AssOciat on
Of this city will meet N the Odd Eel
lows Hall Tenth and King streets,
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
GRANT LETTERS ON ESTATE.

Letters Of administration have
been issued on the estate OF Michael
Farmer to James c. Farmer by Isaac
C. Brown, register of Wills.
Evening journal., 1917-01-16

Use the rttle ads Of big value-the
Want Ads.--Adv
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SHOWERS OF PRAISE
FOR FIRE ladies
Prominent Banker and Broker Pays
High Tribute to Wheeling
DEPARTMENT

Compliments are being showered
from all sides upon the boys Of the
Wheeling FIRE department for their
brilliant battle with the fire which
threatened crowded block on
Twelfth street yesterday. The fact
that the firemen. who arrived in re-
cord time to find the Earle Rogers
Auto Supply House Seething furn,
ace, managed 10 confine the contla'
grafton to the one structure and that
with so little damage TO the building
itself is remarkable and the fremen
deserve the compliments that are be-
ing paid them. One OF the tributes
paid last evening by Howard Hazlett,
prominent banker and broker. He
said:
II never say fire department
handle such dangerous fire so near,
" perfect as our own Wheeling de-
partment handled this one. have
seen a great many disastrous hres,
but never before did | see one that
threatened to be so dangerous as this
fire in such a short space Of time.
And am proud to say for our fire
laddies that I never saw fire handled
with so much dexterlty and cool head.
ed ability. Our fire boys deserve a
lot OF credit"
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cago and. skirting Lake Michigan, back
to Detroit. Just Il little l5.0Q0-mlie
jaunt around the United States IS the
idea.
was on exhibition at the Wheeling Mo-
tor Car company, the local Buick dis
triburors Many who were interested
in the wonderful performance came ana
looked the car over. Photographs OF Inc
original Hyatt Bearings. which are still
in the car working at points of severest
strain-the rear wheel hubs. on the FOR,
ward propeller shaft at the rtnion. and
at the diftercntial-wecr shown.
The Hyatt Rollers" home town is
Plainville. Kas.. and it is owned by +:
f: Slason. the Buick dealer located
tell about the interesting things which
the old model IL has done. 1t has burn
cd more than $4,000 gallons OF gasoline
and has worn out over 309 tires. repre-
scnting money value OF. moro than
$4,000. 1t has been used in every sort
Of motor car service. as touring car:
i'll motor livery service. i'll trucking and
hauling. and as r service car. IL mas
won numerous stock car races at the
county fairs. establishing straight
track rccod of % miles an hous.
At present the battered old car car
ries it's new name. the Hyatt Roller.
or tn" radiator. and 1t may easily he
distinguished by tho large electric sign
over the hood. announcing its wonderful
mileage record.
has passed through what would normal
Is be over Sc years o. service. there IS
lust cause for the assertion that 1t is
the mos: unusual automobile on the
road today. Its record is splendid
testimonial both to its sturdy construc-
ton and TO the durability Of the original
Hyatt Quiet Bearings upon which 1t
stiII rides on IT'S way around America,
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Tours across the country are now
AIT. common. Even runs from the At
antic IL the Pacific and back. wonder
fui as they wrrr once. considered. now
.Ncite hut ltttl! interest. When thing
has once been done marvel over II
ceases.
But today ;hre is IL this city a car
which is making ono nt' the most untQa e
ours Imaginable. This car is the 'Hy-
att Roller" the worlds long distance
cav. now making u tour twic'' across
This old lHn9 model Is Buick. still
equipped with its original set Of Hyatt
Quiet hearings. holds the worlds great
est mileage record having travelled
.63alS miles 10 date. The present tour
is being conducted by tho Hyatt Roller
Ero,;t.c company "a determine for Ira
"''.'' <"'i-fa"ti"n and all motorists rs
we'll. just what the limit OF endurance
81 One, Bearings really Il. y
distancr equal /" ton times around me
w,.rId has rot worn them percepublv.
'rr This trip iJ.h"o more miles are beng
added.
Tin" "ltyttt f;ntI"r'' trail started ut
Detroit or juno |. leading east to Sos
ron. then down through New York. PHIL
adetphia. Raltim"r,. and Washington.
Then the old car turns west and passes
through Pittsburgh. Cincinnti, Indian
apolis. ST Louis. Kansas city. Denver.
Sal, Lake CITY and on To Los Angeles.
Then il will travel north through San
Francisco and 60 up tho coast 10 Seat
t!e Hero the path loads cast again
rhrrugi, tn" great northwest IN Omaha.
Tho h",n" stretch Will take II through
Minneapolis. Il. Paul. Milwaukes. Chi
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Personals and Briefs.

Miss Margaret Henderson. or Ierra
Mia. is tho guest OF relatives IN Elm
Grove.
AIR. and Mrs. George Mccormick, M
PITTSBURGH. have returned home after
spending snmr time the guest ~ Irlcilos
in Patterson.
Mrs. William Hughes. OF Patterson
has been removed 10 tho North Wheci-
ing hospital where she will undergo an
operation.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Martin, Of Pleas
ant Valley. are the proud parents oi d
hthy boy. who arrived at the Ohio VAL
ley hospital Of Steubenville Sunday even
ing.
Tom Sanderson. Of Pittsburgh, was
I'm Fulton Yesterday on business.
Bruce Lindsay. OF Elm Grove. mas ac-
centcd a position on the West Virginia
Traction and Electric Companys PIKE
division as q conductor.
Miss Mabel WrinSbcrE. Of EdEwood,
has return ID home after spending inc
past Two weeks with friends in Parkcrs-
burg.
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DON 7 HAVE
GRAY HAIR
It's Unnecessary-La Creole
Darkens It Evenly-No
Dye.

No matter how gray your hair, pre-
mateurely gray, faded. oleached,
streaked with gray. all you need TO do
Is to apply to your hair and scalp the
famous La Creole Hair Dressing. This
is a very pleasant experience. and az
ter a few applications you will be de-
lighted to observe all your gray hair
gradually turn TO an even beautiful
dark shade La Creole acts on roots.
making hair and scalp healthy. revtv'
ing the color glands so all your gray
hair is naturally darkened and entire
head Of hatr becomes soft, funny. long
thick and Of an even beautiful. soft.
dark shade. Also stops dandruf and
falling hair. leaving your hair fasct-
mating and abundant. without even
trace OF gray showing. Sold on money
hack guarantee. 81 for big bottle. by
Bears Pharmacy. Wheeling, ". Va.
or sent prepaid by Van Vleet-Mans'
field Drug Co.. Memphis. Tenn
,(Advt.)
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WEAK AND RUN
DOWN system
WE'LL KNOWN WHEELING LADY
SUFFERED AGoNlES WITH
STOMACH BUT. FOUND
Relic IN TAkIAC.
NOW RECOMMENDS

II suffered miserably With my
stomach" says Mrs. L. N. Winslow,
of 2135 Main ST., Wheeling. II had
a continual pain in my stomach and
could sleep very little. Ny stomach
was completely out Of order and was
the cause of my system becoming
rundown. What little that ate
would sour on my stomach and form
discomforting gases. Life was moth.
ing but a miserable existence. Tanlac
was suggested to me as timetested
remedy and l decided to give u
trial"
AND now" continues Mrs. Win.
slow, latter thorough test Of this
wonderful remedy I must add my
name to the thousands Of others who
have found relief from Tanlac. ! now
sleep sound, have hearty appetite,
enjoy my food and feel strengthened
in general. Tanlac Is a wonderful
remedy, the first three doses brought
me relief. Its continued use saved
suffer like | did strongly urge that
Mrs. Winslow is but one Of the
many thousands of women who praise
Tanlac. Every day brings forth new
praise for this wonderful time.tried
remedy. You will praise 1t too II you
will but give it a trial Of from thirty
to ninety days, according to the
gravity OF your case.
Tanlac works right down to the
seat OF the trouble and uproots-so
smooth and gentle in its action that
you will enjoy taking 1t, to say moth.
ing of the benefits received. II you
suffer from nervousness. weak Kid
neys, sluggish liver, headache, pains
in stomach, under shoulders or In
chest, take Tanlac. rid your system
of those vitality sapping poiso91. As
tonic and body builder. Tanlao ID
unsurpassed A trial will convince,
Call at C.. H. Griest & Co.'S drug stor0
and get bottle today! q
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nAnuood RrtAfs.

Paul Moran, one Of the most popular
young men Of this city, Will leave this
evening for Columbus to take The NM
| Moran has for several years conducted
| a barber shop on Main street. and has
| always been active in the service Of the
| Benwood Volunteer Fire Department
company.
Owing to Tho time and money re-
CURED for the work OF the Red Cross.
| the citizens Of this city have decided
| to cast aside all plans for the proposed
| Fourth Of July celebration. The money
which has been collected for that pur-
! pose will be turned over 10 Mrs. Michael
! Butler. treasurer Of the local Red Cross
| branch.
John Johns has installed p. new cigar
stand in his pool room on Main street.
! Squire Paul Rtedel was Moundsrille
visitor yesterday.
| Mrs. Maria Geary has returned 10 her
home at Bcllaire after visiting A month
| with her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Mckee. OF
| Marshall street.
Miss Helen Smith Of Marshall street
, has returned after visiting friends and
| relatives at Warrington.
Miss Mary Baldwin of High street
is visiting friends in PITTSBURGH.
Hon O. A. Lacey Of Wheeling Island
was a visitor in this cit- yesterday.
| Miss Carrie Clark of McMachrn street
| is tho guest OF Mrs. Henry Ward al
Misses Anna and Oi"r Movers nf Nj
vision street arc spending few days in
Columbus.
| Misses Margaret and Moilie Ark"r-
man Of High street ar" The guests nf
their aunt Mrs II. McM0v Of Sand IiiIl.
Miss Gertrude Leach of Main stree
has returned from a visit with relatives
| IN Warwood
MR. Mary HcRley. who underwent an
OPERA ion at tho Ohio General hosrii II
| p wook ago, is improving rapidly.
| Miss Hazel BOLTON of Steuh"nvill" *
! visiting with friends and relatives on
| Marshall street.
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MARINES SEND THREE
MEN TO PITTSBURGH
THREE YOUNG K1N WERE SENT &c
THE PITTSBURGH OFFICE.


At the navy station. there were sew.
eral applicants yesterday but Mate
Toomey stated last night that the men
in question were not only too young but
also did not have a trade At present
only engineers and firemen are wanted,
as all other applicants are rejected az
the school for training is filled up. Icon
S. Bennett was transferred to Pittsburgh
Yesterday morning, where no Will take
an examination as fireman.
The following telegram was received
by Sergeant Cunningham from Major
Stuart. at Huntington. yesterday:
Huntington, w. Va, June q, II.
Army Recruiting Office,
Wheeling, W. Va.
War department kilograms indicate
that army voluntary enlistments may
cease after juno 80. Urge all interested
to enlist before that time II they prefer
voluntary service to that Of selective
draft. which will 90 into effect imme-
diately after July !. it is believed
Canvass thoroughly and give every suit.
able person q chance to volunteer before
draft becomes necessary. Have publish
cd in all papers. and have those you can.
not reach personally copy same:
STUART.
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Mrs. Julia Lasch and grandson.
Franklin, returned 10 tneir home in
South Warwood yesterday after visit
ing in Albany, Ohio.
Messrs. Ed Elliott. L. ]. Miller Henry
kIrchncr and Will Burns will leave in
few days for Il fishing trip on the
south branch Of tho Potomac.
Miss Lucretia Thompson Is confined
10 her home on account of measles
Harry Riggle, of Center Warwood.
was i'll yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. B. Braden are the
guests OF Mrs. J. +. Conler.
Mrs. Schwearer. of Brownsville, Pa.
is spending several days with Mrs, J. F.
Conley.
carl H. Ehbrrts. Of South warwood,
left for Parkrrsburg yesterday 10 at
tend 10 important business.
Mrs. Julius loSt spent yesterday with
Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Of Bcnwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MacNamara. who
were visiting Miss Mary Carney have
returned 10 the home In Martins Ferry.
Mrs. L. Braunlich will spend the day
with Mrs. Louise Webb.
Miss, Maude Johnson, of South Wheel
ing is visiting friends In Warwood.
Mrs. John Mitchell has as her guest
this week. Miss Gertrude Rogers. Of
West Liberty.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Simpson. Of Pitts
hurgh. attended the funeral of D. A.
Waddell yesterday.
Professor J. E. Evans. Of Short Creek.
was attending business in "arwood
Yesterday.
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Funeral services Tor Ralph Mccoy, of
II /dclphia. who died suddenly Sunday
cN( ming. were held at the place OF death
yeNerday afternoon at O'Clock. Rev.
+. \. Rishnp. pastor Of the Triadclnhia
VI. Z. church. ofIiriatcd. assisted by Rev.
r. G. hlperS pastor OF the Elm Grove
St Marks Lutheran church. Inirrinent
followed in the Stone church cemetery.
The Mystic lodge No. -. Elm Grove
knights nf rythjas. and tho Philadelphia
l. .. O. f. lodges attended the funeral
in 4 body.
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Personals and Briefs,

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lindsay-Nf .Hous-
ton. Tex. will leave this evening for
home after spending the past two weeks
with Mr.. LindsAy's father. William Lind
say. oC Elm Heights.
Gala Mitchell. of the firm Of Miller
&; Mitchell Elm Grove. agents for Prin-
cess cars. will leave tonight for Detroit,
Mich. where he will drive some new
cars through.
!. Il. Lane, Of Pittsburgh. WAS an
Elm Grove business caller yesterday.
Miss Louise Marion. of Toledo, Ohio.
is visiting friends in Elm Grove.
w. A. Harsch. Of Majorsrille, was in
Elm Grove yesterday on business.
Miss Margaret Gontcr. nr Elm Grove.
is spending two weeks with relatives in
Cleveland
Charles Hubble. of Pittsburgh. was a
business caller in Elm Grove yesterday.
Z. c. Blaciimore. OF Toledo. Ohio. was
also m Elm Grove business caller yes
terday.
Mrs Mary Wagner. of Triadelphia Is
confined to her home on account Of Ill
ness.
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Warwood is proud 10 add another
name to Uncle Sans list OF volunteers.
George Dorsch, Jr, left yesterday Tor
Columbus. o., TO join the hospital corps,
having enlisted in Wheeling Monday.
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weiner Roast and Marshmallow Toast.


This evening near the nome OF j..
White. in Browns Run. the losing team
of the NJ. L. church ticket selling con-
test for The musicale Of the choir 4
few weeks ago, Will entertain the win
ners with weiner roast and marsh
mallow toast. j. e. Pelly. captain Of
the defeated ones. promises al enjoy
able time TO the following: Rev. and
Mrs. g. d. Sampson. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Hawkins. Mrs. NJ. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Albaugh. Mrs. NJ. Clark. Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. c. Pclly. Mrs, J. l.. Slglcr, Mrs.
Grace Mcfarland. Mrs. Lewis, Miss
Gertrude Leach, Miss Hazel Ritter. Miss
Nellie Manhood. Miss Thelma Muldrew.
Miss Ethel White. Miss GoldiG Curtis.
Miss Eva Curtis. Miss Hilda koehlcr.
Miss Justina Keller. Miss Edna Sender
man, Miss Nellie Sondcrman. Miss Flor
eta Lewis. Miss Ruby Crawford. Miss
Emma Barlow. Lyle Morgan. Brook
Hawkins, Leslie Slgler. Harold Sigler.
Vincent Pelly, }. W. Leach and James
BiEloW,
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WARWOOD
Cnrn nna RnianninH QORa.

Quite a Bit of resentment mas beeh
wrought up among the people owning
dogs In Warwuod. for some one mas oeeh
giving the dogs ground glass. Several
valuable dogs have died recently or
have had To- he killed by an officer 10
relieve their suffering.
Late Tuesday evening Mr.: Poole was
called upnn to shoot valuable nup' DC
ionoinr 10 Royd's, Of South Warwond.
Tor IL had received dose of ground
glass