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The Prescott daily news., 1917-08-16
GAINS IN COTTON
 NOT MAINTAINED
Close in New York, After Rally, II to 2 Points LOwer-Com- ment on Peace Proposals Did Not Encourage Optimism.

New York, Aug. 15.-A sarp early decline was followed by an equally sharp recovery in the cotton market today, but the improvement was not maintained and the close was barely stetady at a net decline of II to % points. December sold up from 2lT2c to 25.23c and closed at 2499c.
 Yesterdays buyers seemed to be re- selling during the early trading. Over night comment on peace proposals did not encourage optimism as to their outcome and after opening at decline of to II points the market worked steadily lower. Bearish sentiment ap- peared to find encouragement in the Western belt forecast for partly clou- dy weather with showers in extreme west Texas and selling became still more active after the publication of the weekly report of the Weather Blu reau. October contracts broke to 24.92 and January to 24.73c, with active months generally selling 45 to 50 points net lower. The pressure then subsided and a very rapid rally fol- lowed reports that peace resolution had been introduced in the Senate. October sold up to 25.37c and January to 2522c, or back to about last nights s closing figures. The close was some 20 to 25 points off from the best, with the market nervous and unsettled in the late trading.
 Cotton closed barely steady.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-08-16
FITTING UP LABORATORY IN
 BASEMENT OF CAPITOL

Dr. W. F. Manglesdorf, chemist for the State Department of Agriculture, is having a laboratory fitted up in the southwest corner of the basement of the capitol building at Little Rock. It will be exclusively for the handling of feed and fertilizer analyses, as re- quired by law. It will be the first office to be located in the basement of the capitol.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-08-16
COLORED CONNECTS EN-
 FLOWED ON CAMP PIKE ROAD

Little Rock, Aug. 16.-There are l34 colored state convicts employed on the construction of the new road to Camp Pike, under the direction of the State Highway Department. Rapid progress is being made, and the road will be a model when completed.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-08-16

SHINGLES-Just received another carload of those everlasting Cypress Shingles. See Joe Carter or Sid Cole for prices. Sd6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
LEGAL NOTICE

In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County. West Virginia
In the matter uf the petition Of Is.
= liunrcker Committee II c. W.
Smith. Insane person. for leave TO In ChRncery
sr his wards real estate.
Committees Sale 81 real estate.
Iy yrtuN ~ the authority bested in pursuant to
MI order entered In the shtrc entitled matter.
the end day ~ October 1916. IN IN" Circuit Court Of
Ohio TU.,y. West Virginia the undersigned will, at
public auction un
SATURDAY. TIE THIRD DAY OF SOy- t
EMBER. 1917.
At the north front door ~ the Court House. sell the
following described real estate. located in the city N
follows:
Lot numbered St1ty-;hrce 1857 in Terrace Wow
Addition according the amended plat thereof on
ne and OF record III the office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court ~ Ohio County. West Virginia In Plat
Is,mk Nh l. page ia Together with all and singh
lar the improvements thereof anil the Entertainments
and appurtrm,nres ilrrcintn belonging RenG part
NJ the same property which was conveyed {" e. W.
Smith Iy Minnie Whit by decd dated the 18th day
81 May 1914. and recorded In Deed Rock NJ. IA
i,asr III.
Terms ~ Sale: cash. or II the said committee 80
elects third uf the purchase money. or so much
moro thereof az the purchaser may elect 10 pay cash
In hand IN the day N sale. and the residue In TWO
equal iaRtamcniS. payable respectively In SIX ana
Twelve months from the day os sale. with interest the
purchaser giving his negotiable" nroinmlssory notes for
the deferred aymc1lts ihr legal tite belnr retained
a. further security until all or the purchase money
shall have been FJid.
r. 3. HoSECKER.
Committee Of e. ". Smith.
an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
GREAT. NAVAL FORCE: EMPLOYED
BY GERMANS AGAINST RUSSIANS

Snsularly relicent is the Ger
man war office --latest Official
communication with regard 10 me
operations Of the German naval
forces against the Russian squad-
ron which is presumed TO be bot
tied up in Moon sound. merely
dealing with the naval Dattle
which resulted in the sinking Oh
the Russian battleship SlaVa.
Likewise the most recent COM
municarion from Petrograd gives
few further details Of the sltlla-
ton.
From this later communication,
however. the fact Is cleaned that
The Germans at noon "Wednesday
began landing troops on DaGo Is
land, which lies directly north OF
OeScl island, after bombardmenl
and that the German naval units
engaged in the conquest Of tho
three islands and in attempting
TO- destroy the Russian fleet conf
pTiSed AT least ten Of the newest
drcadnoughts, about ten cruisers,
not less than fifty torpedo boat
dcstroycrS and between eight and
ten submarines. In addition,
large number Of trawlers and
other auXilaries and hydroaiT-
planes and other aircraft are
working with the enemy.
Two German torpedo boats
have bcrn destroyed while run
ming through the mine field in
Moon sound. according to Pc
trograd despatch. and TWO Ger:
man trawlers have been sunk by
the fire of The Russian flolilla.
That the seriousness Of the sill
uaton is fully realized by the
Russians is indicated by the fact
that although such Il CONTINGENCY
had been reckoned on previously.
but not carried out. The Russian
capital is to be moved from e.
trograd to Moscow in the very
near future. The civil population
already Is cvacuating Reval one
of the principal Russian ports on
the Gulf OF Finland.
Artillery duels continue the
principal method Of warfare in
the major theatres of the war.
The British and French artilierics ,
are still pounding the German
positions before them in Belgium
with the Germans answering The
ft:o vigorously at various points.
especially along the Menin road
and at Xnnnebekc. Little infan-
Try activity Is taking place except
in Tho nafl1rn nP rniHs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
BULGARIA FEELING
OUT THE ENTENTE
AS TO PEACE TERMS

COPENuAGEN Oct 19.-While
Emperor William and King Ferdinand
Of Bulgaria, have been exchanging as
surances at Sofia. Of the unshakeable
loyalty of Bulgaria and Germany TO
each other, and of the permanent ma
,ure Of the alliance Of the two coun-
tries, Bulgarian agents aboard nave
been rndeavorinG To get into loucn
with The Entente powers on the SUD
lect Of peace and subsequent relations.
Their efforts ar" declared to be IN
spircd by apprehension that Austria
Hungary, particularly the latter may
roI he nyrr-zcalous in defending Bull
garla's interest Al the peace confer
rnce. as we'll rs by Il desire on Bul'
g,ria's part to ESCAPE from revolving
in an exclusively German orbit after
the war.
The Associated Press correspondent
is able TO report that Bulgarian rep
rnsentativc recently sought and. OBJ.
talned IN opportunity in a neutral
European capital 10 lay before the
Entente governments The SpeCial de-
sircs OF his country with regard 10 Il
peace settlement, and in onc.Sidrd
conversation. explained Bulgarian as.
pira1innS 10 regain an independent po-
litical status as. soon as the war was
concluded. and resume cordial rcla.
tiuns with the Entente powers. As
the case WIS presented in short, the
central Europe idea Of IN economic
league in which bulgaria would play
n comparatively minor role does not
appeal ia the Bulgarian mind.
Attempts are also being made Ia get
before the public in America and in
the Entente countries defense OF
Bulgarian prrIrnsiuns TO Macedonia
and the nhhrudja the suggestion even
being openly made from the Bulgarian
side that Serbia should he compensated
with Austrian territory from Bosnia
and Herzegovina. Il suggestion which
is pointed tn rs illustrative Of the
attitude OF many Dulgarians toward
their own allies.
The apundrnI has Of LAKE heard
of considerable Ill feeling between the
BulGarianS ami their allies.
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STRIKE IS
DECLARED Off BY
VOTE or WORKERS

EAST l.INEl:lphi.. Ohm" oct. Ia
Edward NIru:<r. president Of tn" Nations
~ I.rrth"".l"ud - Operative P"ttcrS. to-
Iuv r..ilrL off lii" SirilSr "r S"Inr I.hu"
w,rllr.i.n in the general war" putlcricH
81 IN. United States AMI 'auada. and
thpt tn" proposition submit
ted 70 the union 10y the United States
Ini;"r&' Association mad been accepted
by 4 referendum vote. 'rhr workm"n. II
vas stated would return L. TN" batteries
next Monday. Til" hrUth"rh""d last
Jul. drmanird Il general advance Of -
Per r"rt in wages which the mIanuf;t''-
tur.rS refused hut offered instcH" a now
scale carrying advances "r from 10 per
cen. to s; j." per cent. the lowest paid
Il,.u in the various branches of the in
duStry receiving the highest rat" OF In
crease. This the men rejected. ami
called the strike. Tho manufacturers
then submitted another scale along The
same general principle and this TN" men
accented
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue OF tho nrthurty vt>;rd in hr n deed Of
,rus, executed by Matte Viola Smith. and Jesse 7.
Smith Eer husband. Trustee. bearing dato
-, the lG;h day ~ September 1915. and How on rec
r!d in Tho office IT the clerk Uf the County Court ~
ohio County West Virginia. IN deed OF Trust LOOK
M 10 OF page 81. | will sell at public auction nj
tho moth front tlrrr of the Court House Of Ohio
County Wr>t, Virginia on
Tuesday THE ETH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1917.
commencing al ten O'Clock a. the following de-
srribed property situated in ''Plcasnnon. ONO
COUNTY Yves, SirG!uIa that IS 10 Say: Lot hummer
one hundred and thIny-Sc seven t!JTl IN the pint ~
lois avenues and alleys CALI. ''plrasanton." In
rTr adrlr,ua nlstrlrt Ohio County. West virginia III
pai lInnk Number One. nj page "d5. SAID lot Hnn's
forty lid feet on tho northeast side Nf faIry view
Ryrnue and back ~ IN even wlhth one huh'l''"
tlrn trri, Together with oil tho bniidhss anu me-
nr,n.meuts situated thereon. together With all tho
hcrrdIthInents and appurnanrrs thercunt" belonging
Sud 10, king Slhcc: Ia The building lines aud res
ulst!nns and restrictions under which the iuiS alnnS
IN, snId ayeuc wcr. tad rur building purposes lhe
said 10: being ihr property that WAS cnn'e!cu "
III, said Matte Viola Smith. hr The Pleasant NA!eF
Land Cnmpauy u Corporation. hr deed bearing nate
nn til, Sth day nf Jnly. lyi. and Of record IN thc
Clerks office aforesaid. IN llrr'l BACK No i'o d.
Page so
TERMS OF SALE: Onr third NJ the purchase
mnncy xud IS murh mnrr - the purchaser may e'Ct
10 ray IN cash on day II sale. and tie remainder VIII
hn divided INTO twu el:aI payments AT six and tWrSe
,.ortbs from day n SALE said deferred payments 10
hear interest day 81 sale and III Tie hec'7u "o
frrrph instaIlnrnt PAYABLE semi annually. INC PuF-
chssrr Giving his notes with approved security: tue
t,n being retained ly the trustee until Inc property
W 81 DUNLAP. Trustee.
s-.g-n-a-l3-:o
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MAY ATTAIN GOAL
CONTINUED Prom First Page.)

" lrr.. utter apathy" for the loan was
expressed by some Of the farmers.
Cleveland banks reported tn" adoption
a. i plan OF s.lling $50 bonds on terms
OF ouc dollar down and one dollar 4
w"rk New England WAS optimistic OF
obtaining IT'S maximum quota. Phiiad"l-
pnia reported that arrangements had
l....'. mad. NOR carrying the Liberty bell
Inr t;sl The streets on float Liberty
Day.
Every elevator boy. street car con-
ductur and train announcer IN Philadcl-
rhii" The statement continued. will
terminate. their announcements with the
question: have you bought 4 Liberty
bunu"'"
Subscriptions in ST. Louis and certain
farming sections OF Missouri, Mississippi
and Tennessee were rcp"rtd as mot go
ur ~ g...il as the district committeeman
would like"
Mt.i.,.;ti.niiS continued to speed swift
Is ahead. Atlanta and Dallas sent mea-
ger reports. not over optimistic. San
Francisco and Kansas Cry reported Mt
IT,. h-yond making progress" The city
~ Rirhrn"nd passed It's maximum mark
OF $liupH unn and general advances were
reported from the cntire district.
Tomorrow will mark the beginning
% an INTENSITY five days campaign III be-
half of In" loan by 100000 Boy Scouts
Throughout .H. country. They Will take
applications Tor bonds hut Will not han
dl" payments. On the steps of the treas
ury to-day. Acting Secretary crosby pre-
S.ut"tl u"dals :" BOY Scouts who had OBJ
tain"d subscriptions To more than ten
bonds during tE.. first campaign. These
mrot:,ls brur the imprint OF the official
seal ri the treasury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
GAINESVILLE Briefs

Rurn--A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eichnrd bernhard of East Main street.
Miss Margaret Harper has returned
Ia her home in Malaga. after visit
with Miss Dorothy HardesIy OF South
broadway.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Cowgirl and IT.
IT," son William. If North Arch street.
hay" Eonr |" PasCagnulu. Miss. where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Warren rnwcn and daughters
Miss Beatrice and Mrs. Charles Bulgcr
and little daughter md Casey Cordner
ut st. Clairsvillc. We're guests Mt the
home nf Mr.. and Mrs. Charles RulScr OF
Nest Church street, Thursday.
Miss Mary Morrison Of Senacaviile
WIS visiting friends here Wednesday and
Thursday.
ED Shankland Of GAINESVILLE, spent
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Wednesday and Thursday with his par
'rnts. Mr.. and Mrs. I. {. Shhnkland. or
North Arch street.
Miss Virginia Ely Of North Chestnut
street, il in Tcllairc. attending coun-
" meeting OF the Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Society Of the Presbyterian
church. as n delegate from this place.
!. @. Perry of Martins Ferry. was Il
visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. William DclonE OF Hunts ave
nue.. is visiting with relatives at Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. \. !. Maybcrry OF this
rlacr left Friday Tor Columbus. where
they will attend Il dairy show. which Is
being held there.
Ed Shanklnnd of GAINESVILLE spent
Wednesday and Thursday with MIR. and
Mrs. 7. {. Shankland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
WILL LIMIT COAL
FOR CANADIANS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-N"w r"auln-
tions limiting ocal exports t" Canada
will be annruUc.d In Il few days 10y tn"
fuel administration. Tin" control Will
lie through special permits 1" shippers.
who will be allowed I" forward cnrE""F
up TO tho amounts prescribed ny inc
fuel administration without obtaining
spcciui rXnort licenses. Permits Will IL"
granted Only to shippers VIII" sent coal
to Canada last year.
The plan IS 10 hold Cann'la tho rest
Of this year tn supplies not exceeding
ton per cent more coal than was re-
crivcd last year. This arrnus'.!H"n, ~
based on a ten per cont increase IN pro-
ductiuu IN the United States this year
and permits Canada TO share equally
with the states.
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WASH MOTION. oct. l9.--KcporUs
from The middlrwcst. Fuel AdminiSi ra =
tor Garfield announced tonight. whit.
not completes. Indicate AN Improvement
IN the coal min" strike situation. Mich
igan miners tanned IT, work to-day.
Will" n"n in l'rn:t md t'ui,"n counties
in Illinois. Wh" nad Threatened 10 strI"k
hHv" tI"ci,i"d - r"m%in nj work.
"OffIrrTS Of lh,' United Min" Workers
Of Indiana, Illinois AMI "irSwh"r"" l'r
I;prH"ld said. are dong everything III
their power Il ini'ir" mCn who arr ~irIk-
inE L. return /" work. and Indications
ara tina, they will be success:ul."
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WANTED-Salesmen.

WAHTED-sclls sight. Get s. sample. send
money: profits $500 to $500 monthly: here's proof:
Brant made sl7 In less than hour: Jchnson. 81
first hour; Winston. Sl3S IN two days: don't doubt.
and b. the inscr get convincing proof: wonderful fuel
yap0ri7rr Gucky attached TO I'LL autos: saves TO
50cr rasollne Increases mileage. speed and engine
efficiency: eliminates carbon. engine heating: every
auto owner buyer on our proof demonstration: free
test money back guarantee: cinch your territory; get
these bis quick profits. Write Immediately. A. G.
Weaver SIurn!ngside. Sioux City. Iowa. o-e0-g
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"G;um' l'rIrr. If MnunHSLIll". WIS m
mrrd Thursday afternoon durIH. tho
races when tn" hnr>,. u" WAS driving
caught his foot III the Sulky and fell.
MIR. Prize" was hurled from ihc Sulliy
aEd IT WIS Thought Lur u while that In
WAS seriously injured hut after All tx
;minHtiun it was found that he had rS-
car.d with Il frw bruises. II" was re-
moved 10 the HON" Of :n%lry Agar
wh"rr II" remained until Friday. when he
WAS ahlr I" return Ia his hnmr. pr. j.
I N"''artu"y gave medical attention.
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Eow Return to Work.

sPRINGFGEI.p. III. Oct l9.-Only a
few Illinois miners who walked ont
early this week Ia force a wage increase
returned 10 work today. Meetings have
been called for tomorrow al various
places throughout tn" state. when tho
miners will decide whether work shall
b" resumed before wage increases are
allowed.
Frank harrington. president Of the
Illinois Federation Of Miners. today an
nnunc"d that minors. locals whnSe mem
bcrS are not back at work Monday. will
be OuStrd from III" state organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Rewcrn the Cnur, theatre and Rcl!atrr. bunch
Of I-ys Finder please return TO Inellirencer nfiice
and r,ccIye reward o.20-i
LoST-Wcdncsday afternoon between and O'CLOCK
black purse containing money and chenue OF C. 7.
Smith on Main street. brtwecn Stone Thomas and
AlexanierS shnr store. Finder return 10 lRtcUsence'
aud r.r.,r. reward o.lS-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
WANTED-Agents..

WAhTE0-AEcnts 10 travel BY automobile 10 intro.
duce out go fast selling popular priced household
necessities. The greatest line On Garth Make SO Z
day Complete outfit and automobile furnished free
workers Write day for exclusive territory. +.
NJ Feltman. Sales Mgr. 1925 American Bids. Gin
'cinnati O. o-a0-g E
WANT sD-sl25 weekly. Something new. Saves up
10 SOC OF gasoline. Nearly every auto owner Will
buy. Greatest seller earth. Slid on money
back guarantee. Particulars free. Sransky. Pukwa-
ma. South Dakota o-20-g
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VIII Meet

TIL" rh,mhl. i;r" Of the WCmans
li"m" Missionary Society uf the First NJ
l.. church Will meet in the church un
Thursday AFTERNOON. brtUhrr -. \ good
is desired.
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To Give Address

Hon. i. l.. W"rthinEinn of THIS place
Will deliver m address at the Methodist
church. belmont. Sunday morning in the
interest of the second Liberty Loan. Mr..
W"ruhingt"n Is chairman OF the citizens
c"nmitt"- al the l'arnesville liberty
lmHn l!StrlcI.
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Attending Meeting

Mrs. e. T.. Wilson and Mrs. j. NJ. Jones
Of This place arr. in Akron. wh"r" they
hay" hc"m attending tn" meeting of the
state Federation IF Nnmun'S clubs ms
delegates from thu Tourists club. OF
this CIty.
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Surprise Party

y number "f rclnliyHs aud friends of
Mrs William Ilard"StH. gathered II her
HON" "u Warren ar"nu" AMI gay" her
pleasant surpris" ~ honor If her
birthday. rh" evening spent was II
must delightful on" nnd during thr
""ur$" Of the evening. ale" refreshments
were, served. Mrs. ilHrd"Siy WIS the
recipient u: many ne" presents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. {. iIu.;nn and daughter Mari"n.
"f Pittsburgh ana Mrs. Raymond Nor
ris. If WuUdSii"ld Wrr" the uut-uf-tuwn
guests present.
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Sine" tho f.urup"nn war began one
third Of the Armenian race has been
masSacrrd or died Tram starvation and
cn"-n;,If OF those remaining are dying
in exile.
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PERSONAL

WANTED-To ascertain the Whereabouts Of Charley
Maamatina formerly Of Tenodos Greece BY his
brother Christ Malamatina. Information should be
sent TO Christ Malanatins General Delivery. Wheel,
ing W, Va o.lS-i
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR SAtE-lFoI.s containing MONS. lot containing
n or less. also out buildings. For terms ad.
dress ". ". DonleyI 2oo9 PIT View Ave-. younGs.
town o, = s-I5-36t
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United States n America Northern District OF West
Virginia.
In ,hr Emitted States District Court in and for said
District.
In the matter n NJ. W. Os.ts. bankrupt. No. 4Si.
In RsnkuipCy Petition for DSrhaSge
To tho i",I1rah!r ASTON 6. DAYTON. Judge u the
District t'nu:, NJ the United States for the North
rr,I District uf West Virginia:
VI ". Ols5'I. Il Wheeling IN 'hr County OF Ohio
and STATE NJ West VrGnla IN said District. respect
rnyl represents hat Gu the !ph day az June. last
rast lie Was duly sGidrrd bankrupt under the acts
II Congress relating {" bankruptcy that he has duly
surrendered all his pIopr-ty ard rights 81 property.
and has fully COMPLIED with al The requirements OF
said acts aud u orders Of the court touching his bank
ruT!rv.
Wherefore he prays that he mas b" drcreed by the
,'nnr; to have full discharge from all debts prnFao!e
agAns, hs estate under SAT- bankrupt acts except
such debts excepted hv law from such discharge
Dated This 9h day Of October. A. H.. 1917.
NJ. W. OlSZTA.
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NINE STRIKES.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

other districts affected indicated the
men woultl obey the instructions OF the
union officials.
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Work hus been begun in Australia on
system of locks and weirs that Will
make the Murray river naviSable far
inland and supply irrigation TO about
1900, QUO acres of land.
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The money We contribute to the Lib
erty Loan comes hack TO zig. as the most
OF il Is 10 be spent al home.
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eosE-np Wednesday. October II. 1917. At Io:l5
,'rI,.,k u H.. At the Ohio Valley General hospital.
WILLIAM II. ROSE. In his 18th year.
Funeral services his late residence. No. 1914 Jaeoh
street, IN Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. Friends
invited l.. attend lnrtment 1t Greenwood cemetery.
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ca11glI--ou Monday. October IS. 1917. 1t O'Clock
L. H.. at ST. Dora. Florida. EDwARD D..
rATTEt.L III his end year.
Funeral n Friends church. Mt Pleasant. Ohio. Sun
L,r October list. a; $50 p. IN.
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coEN-on Friday. October 10 1911. l::lt
o'clock a. H.. at her late residence Knox
lane. iea,hcrvood. MARGARET J.. vito Of
Jnhn r. Cccn in the 65th year Of her IEe.
Funeral notice hereafter.