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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

ture, on which are kept ,wenty-nine
head OF cattle. This herd has the run
Of the farm when Il Is not under eulti-
walton. The milk cows are limited 10
the few necessary to supply the family
table with dairy products; the eaives
run with the cows and are sold later
for beef.
Ths experimental product occupies
sever acres. Here u raised every va
riety OF small grain obtainable. Ths
object Of this is self-educ,tion and re-
search, put later to praetiesl use as a
correlator IN Mrs. Klineks work ss q
supply teacher in various schools and
as q lecturer before farmers institutes
and grapges This Is an excellent lab
orstory As result OF crossing and
recrossing varieties and species Mrs
Klinck has notable array Of grains
as we'll as ribbons and prizes won al
fairs where she has exhibited. She
scored a notable success, al the Soil
Products exposition held In Peoria in
September
The remainder Of the farm is given
over to the cultivation Of corn. oats and
elover-Ain. rotation From this Mrs.
Klinck derives the major portion Of her
Must Know the Business.
my own experience on the farm has
taught me that women can succeed a.
iarmers," Mrs. Klinck said. "Of course
they must know the business, like any
other. | was reared on the farm, a,
my mother had been before me, and
from the start was taught what the farm
meant A, a little girl my mother in
stillod In my mind the knowledge that
honest labor Is splendid thing and
that to raise a good garden is q glory
OF WHICH any human being may bs
proud.
THE accusation is made that farmers
are niggardly with comforts for them
selves, while they lavish wonderful
barns and the like upon their live stock.
This il All erroneous idea. The farm
er's wife-the genuine farm woman, has
the instructive sround-in knowisdus
that her live stock and her crops are the
same as her money in the bank. She
knows she must guard them as well.
The crops may look good In the ground.
But II Is long way from a potato In
the ground to the dollar In the bank
that the farmer hopes to have from his
crop before the snow falls. The pigs
in their sites, the cattle in the barn
represent to the farmers wife her old
age pension, and her children's future
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

have already bought and installed pi-l
amos, with the idea that the men ~iil'
later repay them alt Of company iunds.
Rag time. patriotic airs and the popu-
lar classics OF all lands float out IN
the air, for clever amateur pianists arc
not lacking g.-Leslie's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

barraek windows. BY night the men
gather at the Y. NJ. c. A. tents and
sing those who are not found there are
in the barracks regaling themselves and
their fellows with the latest vocal
things. Wise company commanders
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

Sieky children need WHITES
CREAM VERMlFUGE. II not only
destroys worms, II there be any, but Il
acts as a strengthening tonic in the
stomach and bowels. Price 25c per bot.
tie. Sold by Westfall Drug Co.--Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

ear Of corn from msire seed" Mrs
Kllnck says, II am wondering how
many more II will take TO develop
prize winner from this source. Lmisht
be discouraged X | uidD't remember
Jacob. 1t took him fourteen to win his
hearts desire"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
BOIG & INGLIS

Fiscal Agents for Midland
Motor Car & Truck Co.
518 Mercantile Bldg.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
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Fully Equipped
Brand New, Ready
for Delivery NOW

The six exhibition cars built
for the Midland Motor Car &
Truck Company, represent
ing substantially what the
"Oklahoma Six" will be, are
now offered for sale at their
bare cost, laid down here.
They were built by one of the
biggest manufacturers; speci-
fications all standard and Of
unusual quality and absolutely
NOT an orphan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

As an earnest Of Mrs.. Klinek's first
hand knowiedge Of her subject, L must
Be borne IN mind that Of her l00-acre
lsrm there are twenty acres IN pas
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-02-01
This two-at-one-price offer il

This two-at-one-price offer in- cludes;
 The Youths Companion - issues.
 The Companion Home Cal endar for 1917.
 3 Mcea!l's Magazine t2 fashon numbers.
 One l5-cent Mccall Dress Pattern Eoa choice rom your first copy of Mccall ii rau aa taa ea#t aAaao a.9t | es0lr selection
 1'a Y7otas Companion. st. tsa
 nave scholarship H two business eoiI~1es toi safe
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-02-01
PIG CLUB CONTEST
 FEBRUARY ! AND 8
Cash and Scholarships Are To Be Given as Prizes For Best Pig
 Club Members.

Tho State Boys PIg Club show and contest 44.l be held at Little Rock in connection v4tI the Livestock Mees- 8ag and Sale 7n February E s aad ; THrea hundred and ffty dollar Iaf. II shed b4 Gle saine breeders. Record Associations of the country *l1l be xveu in casH przes and the State Bankers Association offers ! $t9o.oe pcholarshlp T anF aErieultufal school in the state 10 the best DE cub mem ber. The points 10 be taken into con s alteration will b. determined entirely by tho judges The bankers and bus. mess man 8ho have been financing the pix elua members will assist X number of worthy boys b. furnishing tHe express charges on their pigs t0 Little Rock Mf H. K Sanders, in charge of fbe pig club work of the state. says thai the county agents are cooperating in every way 10 assure tho success ot the pig club contest and that at least 90 good pure bred pigs haye already been pledged for tAe Little Rock show.
 Eyery boy who has pure bred pig
 phich he wishes to enter in the con, test should get in toaeh with his eoan ty agent as soon as possible so that there will be no difficulty or disap- pointments experienced hv these young farmers at the last moment. Fathers are urged 10 write to Df. R
 E Cow. secretary of the Arkansas Livestock Growers Association. who has promised to take care of all pigs after they reach Little Rock The force with the State Serum Plant have agreed to assist Dr Cow in bringing the pigs from the depot and in seeing that they are cared for dur Ing the show They have also agreed to yaee5nate with serum alone any exhibited hogs thai have not been inn munized from cholera This leaves only the express charges from the county from which the pigs come to be paid by the owner or by the inter ested bankers and business men
 In speaking Of the contest. Dr. Cow says: The first annual pig show and context in Little Rock should be Of interest and value 10 all Of the farm CTS Of the state We want at least one good pure bred pig from each of tho pure breeds represented in every county in the state on exhibit Wa will not limit single individual to one entry and anyone who has moro than one breed Of pigs can enter pig for each breed Of hogs owned The exhibit of tho pigs owned by the Pig Club boys Of the state should not only attract great deal of attention. but these p.es along with tAa pigs ex. htbitej by adult hog breeders of the state should furnish an excellent op- portunity for farmers who ara inter- ested in purs bred lvestock 10 study typas and breeds at this tima. 10 ask questions concerning the care and management of pure bred pigs and to gather a fund Of Information in general which should prove very bena. fcial." In addition great many purs bred cattle representing fhe An. gus, shorthorn and Hereford breeds Will he sold during the show how. aver. thrss animals viii ba on exhlbl- ton three days before fAe sale. con. sequently aroriing | good opportua- ity to study beef cattie also
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-02-01
YOUR LAST CHANCE

Recently We published in these columns an offer If The Yodh's Companion and McCaIFs Maga- aIF4f#r. fer aHt ta including q Heea3 nrg Frfara The Hh price #i#a#
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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-02-01
NOTICE FAR iUatE4tIpa
. ant 0aIre al amdeH, Ark .fsH4ar4 . I.tit.

k. S. ant Office aN aiadtff A "A
 fsU4arE D I3ii. Na4aa agrHHv usUn that behja .s4.an T. I.ra-aa If Gale. i Eau-H who .n Ianaar, lz lalt made Homestead THff4 SaHaz z.=. tHf tkt =f z4aart-s s.ettaa s loNt- shlr <. Lang. z4 H af# t'fHeFa Nerasaaa tf tgtE1-frs H ttea- tsaa '. fH#ss. .I.aH #ze. 1eer frogt fa asIab ea Jfte fa5 a59Fe tie scrfhed. aetore fhe Probate Clerk oi Ne4ai8 a a -,rnft AtttH- sas on the I555 day 9f f#br1aTE, ts- Claimant names tz aae5-ez
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11

Some sneak there's broke into the
Trinity Episcopal church some time
Tuesday night aud stole The Pupils tab
lets. Th" church is being used temper
arily as z school while the Indian Run
building ia being rebuilt. E.
Cheats Garrett lef; yesterday for Co
lumhuS. where he will take tho finnl en-
animation for the e. s. Marine service.
Mrs. NJ. J. Leonard and son. Of Sor'-
erset Ky. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Mary WINNER on G.av"l Hill.
Guy nankwnrth and Clarence Auit
will leave Saturday for Camp sherman
whcr" they will visit tie f:"llairr boys.
Abe St"rnb"rG has returned from a
visi; with frirndS ut Cleveland.
- Tho funeral of l.Tri:' Fay Crawford
took place ycStcrlia: afternoon from TIC
family home on Tairly-S"""rth street.
1Etcrmcnt was made in R"s" Hill GENE
terry.
Miss Ethel Dreamer underwent en-
operation yesterday at the local hos
pital.
Albert Marling is i'll at his homo on
Washington stree.
Mrs. Walter l.oveior will entertain
the y. & \. club this evening at her
homo.
Donald Ward hos returned from a
visit with friends ut I''lumhus
Miss Elra Madden Of Cambridge, is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
IT SURPRISED MI"
SAYS WADE
Louisiana Man Wasn't Able to
Put In a Full Day at
Work, He says
BUT RECOVERED RAPIDLY
Overcame Troubles In Week s
Time Taking Tanlac, and Is
Back On the Job

ITS the honest truth, before I had
taken this Tanlac n week, was well
and strong enough to 20 back to
work" said ". r. Wade. a we'll
known resident OF Winfield. La, the
other day.
81 had a very bad case Of stomach
trouble and rheumatism, lie contln-
ued, that knocked me out so | sim
ply had to quit working. Ny stomach
was In such an awful fix everything
would eat disagreed with me and
made me miserable all the time. Ny
limbs and Joints would ache 40 |
could hardly stand it. and, In fact. for
whole month before taking Taniac
wasn't able 10 put in full days
work at all.
Zone of my friends had been taking
Tanlac and told me It had done him
a world Of good. so got me bottle
to try Well, sir. it sure surprised me-
for began to feel better right rom
the very first dose, and before the
week was ont was back on my JOB
and have been working right along
ever since like nothing had ever been
the matter with ME. never saw
anything in my life before 10 give
such quick relief a. this Tanlac. and
haven't had 4 single symptom OF my
trouble since | started on It,"
The genuine Tanlac is sold IN
Wheeling by c. n. Griest & Co. Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11

after spending the day in Tiltonrille on
business.
J. Jackson. n well known colored man
Of this city lost a valuable horse yes
tcrday morning. tho animal being IL
only short time.
Fred Morris. Democratic candidate 70:
councilman at large returned last eve
ming after spending the day in Steuben-
VILE.
The many friends Of Mrs. Janet Mann
Will bc pleased 10 learn that she is inn
proving NJ her home after short ILL
ness.
William Tolaad Of HarrIsville, WINS
in the city yrstcr lay afternoon on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hnrh McGlumphy re-
turned 10 Canton last evening after at
tending the funeral If Mrs. Ella Koch
lcr
Jamns Msknl has returned home after
spending the weekend with friends in
YOUNGSTOWN
Hon. w. B. Francis and wife and Mrs.
Arthur Dickson returned home yester-
dav after visit 10 Washington. ID. :.
George Thomas is able 10 BIZ on IN"
streets again nit"r = several days Ill
ness
Miss Mario Harrington, teacher 1T
th., Central Schnul building vas off dutf
Yesterday m account Of Hines.
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Mary f. McFadden, minor. Account

Mary f. McFadden. minor ACCOUNT
filed and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF VIII
,,o,;, Edror Nichols deceased. inventory
riI'I I'D onnrnved
IN inc mater W on,,,,,I,
ming chl,"' t.o'rrH I,nS g.. Tho hIind
'"l'" !" |'''' e'''|
In the matter of the Will or susanna
Crnzirr. deceased. will admitted 10 pro
bate. Citation ordered Issued TO WIDOW
O. To make election. Election OF wlo'
over.
=, tbc m,ttcr Of rho estate Of Chas
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ton has 80 signatures few more than
tn" ten per cent required for refer
cndum vote on am subject or ordinance
passed by the city council. The petit
ton will Inc on fill. III the auditors Of
flee for the next ten days after whirn
it will he filed with the county election
board and il is likely that spccial cleo
ton will be held when the question "f
the action Of council will be submitted
10 n vote OF the people. Many people
sr,. in the movement political scheme
and sum Of voters heliev" those who
were instrumental inf"rcing 81, rcfcr"n-
dunn vote will use it in the coming cam
paign. However. members of council
stated last night that one councilman
has FROM the very beginning Of offIr"
opposed any proposition that Woui"
make Bellairc up-tu-datc. These MEM
hers say the residents along the street
they want paved Kn"w that thu man
has constantly opposed the improve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
yADYSIDE
tncil Meeting

The irst O,ber meeting Of the town
council was u In the basement OF tho
bank bu!ldlng.onday evening. Regular
routine busin' was transacted and
protest was hid from a committee OF
citizens again: the proposed require
ncnt OF cemenvalks on tho west side
Of Fourtteth treet. Protest was
based on the T. that tho street level
requires q deepit on the street line
OF several probes. II IL probable
that this acttonill delay tho act OF
council. reouirinihe walks to be put
in and that ne"evels may be taken.
Another committef citizens was pres
cnt to ask for M, lights in the town.
After adjournmeI members. and
city solicitor weno the Dawson tea
room where they re Joined by mem
hers Of the local BID Of education and
lunch was served.
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Ills IF FLESH
SURRENDERED
To i|E:F|I||.II|0R1|||
Triede!phla Man Told NOW In Elo-
Quent Statement.
NoTETHAT WoRo WONDERFUL"

Have suffered a number Of years
with nervousness. stomach trouble
and generally rundown system. Have
tried everything but cot no results.
Was finally persuaded 10 try Merry
Worth. The first bottle did me- won
derful lots OF GOOD. No sleep. bad
cough and vomit"d a great deal. but
all these aSs!"nts have vanished
now. can chHerMlly recommend
NcTv-N'orth to those VINO may suffer
as did.
GEORGE BLOOMFIELD,
Tr!adclpha, ". V.
Your dollar back At Ea"r's Phar-
macy. Wh.ciinc, If Nerv-Wnrth does
not help You.
Ncrv-WGrth is sold Ar Warwood by
X. L. Mcnamara: Fulton. Fulton
Pharmacy; Mn@n Junction. Moore
HroS.:S Martins Ferry. Ralston &.
Parker: s.. C!airsvillr, Patterson d
! Sons: Barncsvillc. TITLES Bros: Cam
cror. Cameron Drug Co; Si$;arSville,
G. Z. Di~qur: New Nariinsvillr. Horn
brooks Drug Store: NourdSvillo j.
II. Beam Drug Co.: Bridgeport. Selby
& Reed tDrnt Pharmacy; Bellar7e,
nankworth Bros; Paden City. Nor
gan Bros; West Alexander. T.. X. Nc
Conn: EGSwood. EdGwnod Pharmacy;
Elm Grove. Elum's Pharmacy; Ben
wood. Bcnwood Drug Co.; McMechen,
CARROTS Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
When Baby Has. the Group

When mother is awakened from
sound sleep to find her child who has
gone to bed apparently in the best OF
health struggling for breath. she Is ma
turally alarmed. Yet II she car keep
her presence Of mind and give-Cham.
berlaln's Cough Remedy . cry ten
minutes until vomiting 10 produced.
quick relief will follow and the child
will drop to sleep tc awaken in the
morning as we'll as 'ver. This remedy
has been in use TO many years. with
uniform succe ObtAinable every.
where, Adv,
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No

At the home OF NJ Mary B. Rodefer
! on Lincoln Avenue 1sday evening WAS
| held the annual soc meeting OF the
Wonan's club. Ttteachers Of the
school who are not mbcrs of tho club
were guests for tho cling. A program
Of music and readlngsad an ENJOYABLE
contest afforded divers.
; DR.. and Mrs. 3. M.-ics were Mt
! Cadlz Tuesday and yc-day attending
the district Prcsbytery Getting.
| Mrs. E. A. Bunhll antaughter. Mrs.
McKclvcy. were shopri: yesterday in
Wheeling.
! Mr.. S. D. Owens. who ,ides in the
Soldiers Home Mt Sandur Ohio. viz
tied relatives here earl% tho week
and then went 10 MarIct Ohio. He
: will return here before ng back 10
Sandusky.
Mr.. 4. G. Rischpater Of Nsburs was
a business visitor here on ,nday.
Tho Misses bertha Week. and Min.
mic Loew returned to Co,bus on
Tuesday. after a few daysisit hero
, with relatives.
Mrs. J. NJ. CofIicld WIFI Is tomor-
row for Columbus. TO spend days or
! two weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. William Bennett OF Glele, for
merly Of Shadyside. has purchd prop-
erty from W. II. Thompson on 8, sSth
street, which Is now occupieoy Mr..
and Mrs. Frank SIllman and move
hero again next month.
Newell Shaver. son OF Mr.. Mrs.
Thomas Shaver who live south town
who was injured in a motor cy acct
dent n week ago, Ia rapidly inovins
and will be brought home fro the
Hcllnire hospital tomorrow.
Rev. and Mrs. T. D. ZimmermaAfrs.
NJ. F.. Marsh and Miss Mary Il. lcrcr
,notored yesterday to Bethany. Wa.
where they wero Euests OF frien for
the day.
Mrs. c. r. Jarrett Of Central Aue
wos among tho shoppers in Wh'nS
yesterday.
Mrs. d. D. Schramm OF Iincoln.e-
nue.. Is spending the week with a Ser
III Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Frank Chnddock Of Clevelanl.
Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y
Morgan OF Central Avenue. and Or
relatives here.
Mr.. Walter Lucas. son Of Mr..
Mrs. Frank Lucas OF Lincoln Aven
was at home on O short furiough ca
In the week. He Joined his regime
In Virginia again Tuesday.
The Rihle school of the Christi
church will observe Rally Day on Su
day. At that time photograph
the primary department will be MAJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
Probate Court,

In tho matter Of tho estate Of Lewis
Humphrey. deceased. private sale OF
personal goods and chattcls ordered.
In tho matter Of Harvey Hughes.
inquest IF lunary.
George H. ErySnr. administrator Of
the estate Of l.0uiSr r kryscr. deceased
~. Trllrman knyScr ct III. Petition TO
sell real estate. Summons ordered
In In" matter Of the Will OF Thomas
T.. Erc" deceased Will filed and notice
ordered.
In tn" matter nf the will OF Alvin o.
Campbell. deceased. will admitted to
probate.
IN the matter Of the will Of Alvin O.
Camn''cll. citation ordered issued TO
widow 10 make election
In tho matter Of tho guardianship Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
BELLAIRE


Rurglars; entered the grocery OF
Henry Fnhoric. on South Belmont
street. some time Tuesday night ana
carried away meats. tobacco. cann"o
goods. c;,rGitl. lamps. a can OF carnlnc
and Other articles. valued at Sl-o-
: The robbery was discovered wnen MI.
Fchoric opened the store Wednesday
morning. Tho Bslairn police were
,otified and after working all day on
:ha case failed to find the least clue
ina; would lead to. tho identity OF tho
thieves Entrance TO the store room
"aS mad" through the cellar and r"nlov-
ing a portion Of the floor. It is thought
;ha, wagon ar automobile was used
10 carry away the plumber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11

The work oc examining l"0 addition
men for military S"-vic" will b" begun
by Bellairn district draft board No.
next Wednesday. Notices were mailed
20 the men yesterday 20 appear before
the loca! board Cor examination. Those
Summoned tr report number from lhhl
% 100. The local district must fur
n!sh 20 nen in the next quota ard the
additional men will bs necessarily to
secure that number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
VII, Send Largo Delegation,

Local people are planning 20 scnd n
larSe delegation /" Martins Ferry when
tn" final contingent of drafted men f"d'u
this district leave FOR Camp sherman
at ChilliCnthe. II is likely that the
train VIII again be RIM 10 Martins Ferry
II IS planned 10 make the final denloa.
stration ono OF tic largest ever held o.
L similar occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
BRIDGEPORT
Eiley-II1k wedding.

Yesterday morning at 81. Anthony.
Catholic church on West Main street
occurred the marriage OF Miss Tcatricr
Reilly and Mr.. Fred Link. both wei
known young people OF this city. The
ceremony was performed by Hev. Father
Won Intel. pastor of the church. After
II short wedding trip. TO Canton and
other points. III" happy young couple
vii be at home to their many friends
III this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11

AT an early hour yesterday morning
4; his i":," 1t Lansing occurred Tia"
death OF Philip RadusGric. Il well known
resident OF that place. after II lingering
Illness nt complications of diseases. Mr.
Rad"scvic was - years Of age and ha !
Worked in The mines In this vicinity for
= number Of years. A widow and eleven
children survive. Funeral Arrangement; :
were incomplete last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11

a petition demanding referendum
vote or approve the action Of tn" city
council in granting the Central District
Telephone company franchise to op"r-
ate ard maintain its symtcm in Bel
laire for twenty-five years. was filed
Yesterday with City Solicitor Me
Gauyhey. said to be one Of tho prin-
.ipal movers in the scheme. The petit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
Herbert Riselow to Speak.

Rev Herbert BiSelow.' Of Cincinnati.
will be- In the city this evening and DO
liver an address on "WhY / Joined tie
Socialist l'arty." Mr. BigelUw was pre-
id"r, OF tine Ohio Constitutional cor
vcn;inu uC 1912 and many OF the Sec
tirns OF constitution that were promu'-
gate! by him h;tv' since been repudiaI-
ed by the people Of Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11

Frank IamiSnn. who Joined the En-
gnecrs corps at the beginning al inc
war. arrived In the city yeSterdlE
morning TO spend q short furlouEh with
his mother. Mrs. Mary Jamison on
North Seventh street. Ills company IS
cnroutc to Camp Sheridan n MontSom-
cry. Ala. and Jamisun had a 4S-hours'
DELAY In Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
Prsparinx for GAINESVILLE.

Coach Mount is putting tho high
s<,;hn"l gridders through some stiff nrac-
tee WORK this week preparing Tor the
game with GAINESVILLE high next Satur-
day. which Will be- played on III" Six
zenith street grounds. Scrimnlagrs are
being hold every afternoon and III" boys
are being thoroughly coached in inter-
ference work and line plGnging.