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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-30

Hogs, hogs. yes, We can sell you all
the hogs you want to eat up your soft
corn. Write or phone yellow 1+16 or
green 1856. Plumb Bros, Marshall
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-30

Open house, Y. NJ. c. A, 1850 tonight
dedication Turner Memorial pool. Mu-
Sic pictures, refreshments. Everyone
over 16 invited. Admission, free.
COMMITTEES
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cartright and
daughter, Oradelle, Of Steamboat Rock
spent Thursday in the city with
friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-30

Mrs. John Boyd, of Ewart, VINO mas
been visiting Mrs. III. A. bennett re-
turned home Thursday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-30

Mrs. NJ. 2. Larson, Of Cedar Falls,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Ralph MoCague, returned home
this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-30

Apgar. the photographer, has a fine
exhibit out at the Abbott corner. Fam
lily groups. old and young people. as we'll
as children's pictures. make the display
very attractive to the passer-by. Sur
prise your friends at Christmas with
your photograph. Apgar studio.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-30

Word from A. M. Hewitt and Sam
McGrew, who started on an automobile
trip to Hollywood, Cal, says they had
arrived at Needles. Cal, without incl
dent the evening Of last Monday. after
being on the road ten days. They LEFT
this city Friday afternoon, Nov. is.
travelling via Kansas City and the San
ia F'e trail, via Springville, N. NJ. They
say they slept in good bed and had
the car in a garage every night. At
Needles they were on the eastern edge
of the Mohave desert and about 400
miles from their destination They had
bright weather and good roads all the
way
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-30

Complimentary to the birthday ami
versary Of Fred Bellefeuille. 207
North Fifth avenue rnirty-flve rela-
tives Of Mr.. Bellefeuille Joined in a
surprise upon him Thursday at the
Bellefeuille home. Dinner in four
courses was served by Mrs. Belle
feuille. daughter Vera and sister. Miss
Mary Essen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-30

Mrs Ray Anderson, Of Fairmount.
Mimi, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Ben Wickham, went Thursday ev-
ening to Randolph to visit relatives
and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Myers, OF
Jolce, are also visiting at the Wick
ham home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-06
WILLIAM c. MOORE
DIED LAST evening
Following an Illness Of Seven Mon tbs
We; Lifelong Resident Of
Ti:is City.

william & Moore. :; ljfr-iong resident
.of triiS CITY an, Gr' many %"ar$ connect
ID with the +. u. Jones company. whole
sal" and rrit,il builders supplies. passed
;.i.;ty ia III. family home 81 so South
Tenn street. Island. last evening ut 80
o'ci".k fri!">viu-: an il!Dnss of S"y"n
months t.! ruraiy::iS, He had been Scri-
DUSTY ~ fpr tn" past TWO months anG
tn" end Was expected III any time.
Mr.. Moore WAS or" IF tn" mos; wide
~ known husluc-s ul"u =! ini$ vicinity.
He was horn ~ This city - years ago
anl RECEIVED hi; r,iurmiIru n In" public
Sch"0iS In his earlier DAYS h. was en-
gagged in tn. hG,tdiuG contracting hiSi-
n..>sS. but for q long time hn" been ore
g.. he most rrSpnrShl" "mP!nE"S nf the
Jones' CnIrnnmy He married Mss Sarah
Sn.'ih. Of NaShirgtun. IA. in that city
when a young man. Sh" died six years
a,.". aIr Ei..,.f.. was affiliated with 81.
!uEc'S pr".rStqut Eri%"uHal church.
Surviving are two sprr and four daG:<'-
t,.>: Wiliinm g. w.. nn,i john J.. Moore,
N.'h of ,his entity: NJ =. :. Lill"y OF
Pittsburgh. Mr.. Cirnr"u'.Nr +. =. Nun
s,hrl ard Mrs. L.. -. E"N$"r. all Of
NHrrlirg and Miss Sarah Moor" at
i,.run lie also l"n""" "'s. brother ana
.:,n sisters: =. :: -2.oQr". city: Nir::.
D.rirl +. Mckinley - Wheeling: and
NJ" William LA;rIsh - asst Liverpool.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS were inrnm-
pirf.. last night lrir services viii lii;nl?
h, l., H. in the family home Monday NJ
t.rnnoE. The i!U". DT. Jacob britt!nS-
ham ~ s.: I.u,,r'& church. Will 0ificiaic
and int"rmrni will h' in Greenwood.
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French President in
Message 10 Wilson

PARIS. April a--prc$ijcnt l'oincarc.
Of Franco. has sent forward the follow
ing cablcgram 10 President Wilson:
"At the moment when under tn" gen
cruiIS inspiration ui Yourself. me great
American Republic faithful 10 It's ideals
and it's traditions. * coming forward
IT, drfcmii with the i"rrH u: arms tho
cause. of Justice ana OF liberty, the nco-
u,.. Of France are filled with ~" deep
r.;, feelings OF hroth"rly appreciation.
'rrrrni, M" again - convey ~ you.
cir. President. in this Suyinn and gray"
hour. an assurance of tn" sam" Scntl-
u,ruts T.! which / recently gave N"u CYL
,lcNc.., sentiments which under the pres
rnt circumstances have grown In depth
and warmth.
II am confident that TniC" the
Thought II all France in expressing I"
you aHd 10 Iir American n..i!"u the Joy.
and ;nr pr.t!" "" i"rl To-day rs our
heart. once again bat IN unison with
. luHES. ,
, "'rhis war would not hav" reached
its lIaai import hal rot the United
States been led by ihn enemy hima@l;
To iliic par; IN il. T." every impartial
spirit II Will he apparent. In IL" future
Nor. than eyer in IL" past. chat Ter
man Imperialism, which desired, pre-
i,..g..I and declared This w;tg.. had con-
rrI,cd ;hr mad dream OF establishing It's
'Iticom"ny throughout the world K
j..,. s:,Irc:cGcd. only in bringing about
... l.,vult OF The conSci"r"" Of humanity.
...r r-tp-hc-fnrgoIleH language
..... nave mad" yourself before the G"i-
,.-..c. tlr eloquent interpreter ot out
Tarcd Laws and Il :ncnaccd civilization.
Honor 20 You. Mir. President. a"G -
Your noble country. | be-; EhA 20 be-
lirve in my devoted friendship.
, iSiEued.l
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ANOTHER ]. {.
i5HIP Is SUNK
MISSOURIAN NOT
WARNED By "SUB'
Had Thigty-two Americans on
Board, All Of Whom
Were Saved.

WASHINGTON. Arril .. -~ Sinking
Without warning OF the 'uuarmrd
American steamer M;ssouIian which
left Genoa. april 4, with lhirty.l"o
Americans among her crew Of ittE-
three. was ruporIcd 10 the state &c:
parrmrnt TO-DAY by Consul General
Wilbur at Genoa. The crew WAS
saved. Consul Wilbur's dispatch. in
dated, fellows:
"I'narmed American steamer Mis-
s0urian. 1881 net tonnage, Master
William Lyons, built Sparrows Point
Md, owners the American Hawaiian
Steamship company. Fitly-three IN
crew, including; master and officers,
thirty-twn Americans. balance VARIOUS
nationaIilics; sailing from Genoa,
April +. bound for United States, &c,
c0rtiing TO telegram just received
from master. Sunk without warning.
The telegram WAS as follows: 'Forio
Rico Maurido fnh sunk without
warming. crew saved. Leave IOr
Genoa p. IN. (Signcdl Lyons"
NEW YORK, April 5.-The Amer
lean steamship MiSs0Urian, owned pE
the American Hawaiian Steamship
line, left here March tor Italian
ports. The ship was unarmed ana
carried on her outward voyage Il gen
eral cargo. She WAS commanded pE
Captain William Lyons and carried Il
crew OF 81 men OF whOnt- 81 were
American citizens. according TO the
shipping records here.
The Missourian was 4 ship OF I,9l /
tons gross. 5.0TI tons net register.
She was buiIl IL 1901 at SparroWs
Point. Md, ard was first named Inc
MMisSouri. For many years Sh" was
engaged in the New 1Ork-Panama
trade. being designed chiefly for
Panama canal service, and WAS trans
farred To the Atlantic trade shortly
after the brginning OF the European
war She was for Il time in The serv-
ice government. having been taken
over as q transport shortly alter Gen.
Funston was sentto Vera Cruz IN 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-06
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandruf causes = icYcrsh Irritation
Of the scalp. the hair roots shrink.
loosen ana Their the hair comes ont
fast To stop falling hair at once an"
rid the sc;llp.Of every particle, Of tand-
ruT. get Il 25-cent bottle OF DanderiEe
at any drug store. pour II little i'll your
hand and rub we'll into the scalp. After
Il few applications al dandraff disar
pears and the hair stops coming out.
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NJ HEADACHE IN
NELj|}|AL.G|L PIN!
GET z 10 CENT PACKAGE OF DS
JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER.

When your head aches YOU SIMPLY
must hay" relief or you VIII so Wild
It's needless TO suffer when you can
take remedy like Dr.. James Hran,
ache Powders and relieve the pain anu
neuralgia at uIcr. Send someone 10
the drug store now for a dim" package
of Dr.. James Headache Powders
Don't suffer. In few moments you
will feel hre--headachc gone--no
moro NEURALGIA pain.
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Saturday afternoon ~ 40 o'clock.
f1rn-a! services will be- hrIi for Mrs.
COLLECT. vAo died Wednesday, IN the
home az H"r sister. Mrs. Martin N"ider
e. 1917. Woods street. Burial vii! be in
West Alexander cemetery.
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DR., ,, J. Long.

Si.,'.al nlsfNtCh - tn. lu;ciliItit'r.
r1EpMuN'r. ". VA. April DIR.
Dayton J. Long. {. years old. for IS
Years prarticinG physician At Pied
mont. ". Va. died laic yesterday from
his AUTOMOBILES IN Georges creek when
tho machine ran of the road Oh TO TIN
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Funeral for Thonlns McNabb.

Tho funeral for Thomas MrNahh, the
aged resident VII" died Monday. VAS
ii.li in tn" family hou;". 80 Thirteenth
street. Intermcnj VAS in %:onc churrh
cemetery. II" Rev. Dr. f'laUdn Porter
Terry. a! the t'Irst Presbyterian church.
n,fl,l nIrI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-06
RAYMOND POINCAnE.
FOE FOOD PRODUCTION.

y i-ii ! LIE. ETu!. AHr. "..--'IpT"Tn-
~ i,y, issued i proclamation i"dnT call
,us ,Iirr', ;In p.np!" ~ me stat" TO ru;
, Forum rt cry effort i"r efficient food pro-
,li,rtIuu.
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RELIEF SHIPS
ARE SENT TO BOTTOM

with a cargo OF Belgian relief sup
plies. has been torpedoed without
warming eff tho coast OF Holland.
The crew was saved although
eight Of the mon were wounded
Ev the fire of the submarine as
they were leaving the steamer IN
The small boats. Another Belgian
relief vessel. the Norwegian
steamer Fcinstein has been sunk
in the North Sea, on the way to
Rotterdam. 1t is believed the
Frinstcin struck a mine.
WASHINGTON. April s., sini;ina
without warning OF the Frit!sh morse
shin Canadian. Of the Lcyiand Line. was
reported to the stale department t9daJ
hv Consul Frost nj Queenstown. These
were ST Americans among the crew anu
,nuIntacrS all of whom escaped except
the cnptain, who is believed TO have lost
his life by remaining on MS torpcuo''u
ship too long. Consul Frosts despatch
"I.ryIand horse fraighter Canadian.
BOSTON to Liverpool. Loo horses. SNlK
vii huUt warning by four torpsdocS az
intervals OF ten minutes. miles from
Skillings NJ $50 p. nj. on INC iourln.
CARRYING J6 Americans No injuries or
deaths except captain is missing. &c
Iinvcd to have srnycd too late on vessel.
Wr,hcr bright, moonlight: brisk vines:
moderate swcIls. No attempt escape
resist. Boats picked up in one hour.
Wireless used but no effort use guns.
Onr hundred and ftfty-three survivors
landed at Queenstown today al noon, in
cIud.rE Surgeon Burns. American.
WASHINGTON. April . Gunner
F.npolncci. one OF the twelve blueJaclIetS
or tho American steamer Aztec. sunk o.!
the coast Of France, was reported sun
missing i'll dispatches 10 the navy de-
partment today from Naval Attachc Say
lnS at Paris. Lieutenant Gresham. IN
command Of he naval guard. arrived ut
Paris today and reported all the enlisted
rl"n safe except Eopolucct His report
said:
"l.lcutcnant Gresham arrived Paris.
All enlisted mon safe except t.op"lucci'
who is srtll missing. Was last seen III
second boat.
Tn" ScCuEl boat was smashed on the
weather sid" ct the ship as she was
going down and officials have littl" hope
That The missing american seaman VIII
b" found.
LONDON. April ). G:5J r. m.--purinG
February and March luI Norwegian YES
S"iS Of lGG.3222 gross tons were sunk.
according 20 4 statement iH:Ic by the
Norwegian legation This evening. SiXlp
lives wcr,. lost in TN" disasters and =
p"rScra vino were on board ships that
were sunk arc Skill missing.
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POULTRY

WANTED Second hand incubator. AID brooce' Farm
Inplencnts and wagon. Also double harness: good
condition Mus, Be cheap AddreSS Ed Sizel. Il,
F. p."No. l. Martins Ferry. Ohio. Ap-o-l
FOR SALE-E:Ss FOR Matching. 10 cents each
White 'Leshom, Pr,e 5Suf, orpIngton- Three Buff,
cock.rels 500 each Sunny Knoll Farm Nat phone
Nhg a?05-Y m--D
THOROUGHeRED Barred Rock cocxrTcla $500 and
$500 Esgs $3.50 setting. S;iiwe! farm. RiJlanG.
Ohio. mf-S-"W
FOB SAlE-Eegs for hatching. 8. Z. Rhode ls!ahd
Reds. Parks E.cd 10 lay Barred Books. Blue An
dalusian Columbian Wtandcts $40 per 10 HenrJ
Is,;- sis El:e St. Natl phone ls5d-M. nr-l2-3ot
RHODE ISLAND Red. Buff IcshoTn eggs and stock
for saIe u. Il. .Henmaun. Wheeling. w. Va. II. !.
nr-l2-i2.t
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=ru->T s:'-:;. - Assaulted.
N"u'" S'''1''1 1" t"@!'' ""sd nc:
ma t.'' ~" '"'i'"! 'i'"!f ihi"Hia ana
ot"Ht'' ii''.. i''' - attempting |" cause
nt">"n$."n """"s ia" .InoHican people
hUt II ;ti-i"s>.!i~ HA.,'r "i!hrini. B"'h-
iii',nii-ti"itM' IT," I"icnStaG %ud tno
author ~ tha' r"iuarhhhIc Sanpi" %
@.r!"ta"iiE hHjl"r ihH Zimmerman
r"i'.
First ">rErSS'"n% o; opposition TO the
'rN"Iu' an ,'tr" from Representatives,
Copper 'ui .>ihl!"tu ~ VI !Sc"nSln AMI
i;"Pr"si'm'"' =" Eriii"n OF Illinois. while
~. "I"rt WIS., '"''"HiIlG German vioIH-
Ions 81 American riIhls which nave
la NJ :" the ~! rHs".utl"h.
W"ui4 III" i'ngi:Sm mines In the
N"rt4 >"'r destroy American lives :.
H";|G%":.iHiir" '"'"rT asked.
-" Ua.G England ia" ii-Nur sunk one
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I.,,.' "..'.!..,,.,. ,.y,.',, ,hc r.nIv If,
..,.; -: mI.'.nn.,r+ h;oI asked Tor lima N
Co.,, ,r,..,t. ,m,,,i..i Ir,. ,.lnluII,n.
'.,',.,.,,i.,,Ir. ,n.,r,,. launched INTO
,j..y,,i,,. 90; ,:,.!l!s,& Ernrraily. ana HIM
..,.If Particularly.
- Iayr hrr.i called Il pacldxt." he
CO., f,iIIl Tl;., c:.,,raIgu OF sinndrr
hcs ~ regard fnr tn, 'ru,h."
Coopr-'s oateEse.
tnc;"r also G"l"nd,d his vote for the
-. vas r.:,.m ,hcT." H. said, and So
were ,l,. l4i other members WHO voted
t,r - Il shnuiG hny.. PASSED. Canada
DOS not Kermit ats w"rn"m to travel on
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Cumberland and ygestsrnport trolley
bridge near Barton, y
morning. March IS,

Cumberland and Westsrnport trolley
bridge near Barton. Md, carly Sunday
morning. March IS,
nr Long was q vcstryman OF st.
james Episcopal church. Wcstcrnport.
At which tile funeral services were held
this aft"roon. after which his body was
taken t" H"M!nck's Creek, Pa, his old
home. Off burial.
nr. Ions; WAS a graduate or the Col
lcSr OF Phy>ici:ln and surgeons. Balti-
moro. RE was n thirty-S"cond degree
Mason md q Knight Tc:Hrlar. lie was
also L member of the Elks.
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FOR RENT

FOE ReNT-coRHER STORE ROOM MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS FORMERLY Lo6kE'S CORNER
500. ALSO ZINE LARGE FIRE PROOF STohE
ROOMS. LOWER AND UPPER FLOORS. IN
HAWLEY BUILDING.
JAMES L. HAWLEY.
1864 MARI STREET.
FOR REM r,oFns SECOND floor $50 Jacob 81
A?gg Wheeling Tic 60 ap-Sl
FOR RENT-Th!!d fOo- apartment rooms and bath
a4th and Cbap!ine. Inquire TRIMS drug Store
nr-22.t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-weN located Acreirun = loe No. IS.
George Is. Gosney. ap-t-r
FOR SAte-Iers-y COW snd calf. MIS-. r. J. PoEns.
Bell phone Ills Rtng n. Elm GroTc. Ap-5-i
FOR SkLE-Threo Dcrcs OF land With room house
aud ouihyildnSS., tho WIynesbur road IN
ouire OF Mrs. Amelia Fuchs. SherEd- W. Va
Sp.2-l
FOR SSIELChcap, 10 baseball uniforms. Used dnly
Two roa:hs Good condition Color ETg with
green s:rrs Also catchers gors. protector. max,
bat, and rlrs, hascran'. NIT. Gail E @ Frederick.
I2S3.X National phone. rrtte M 2J0S JACOB
street. Wheeling. nr-3o-m :
FOR SALE-rvo summer cottages. ErwoTth PIrk.
Bethesda. Ohio. ". G.. MCCAIN BelAire. Ohio.
mr-So-t
E0R SHIE-5 r,3med housc s. Auey L. Is feot
Aney Is 81 fe.: back Enquire Dsnd A. Hsur5,
aJ2S Chapline St. mr'S-i
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SUPPORTERS OF Pres,
CONTINUED Prom First PHgeD

Of the financial phase OF the STU
Stion. Aroused By reports Of his
attitude Democratic leaders mast,
ened to his office today 10 ma
that he rad prepared IN par!
speech opposing the resolution;
Fellow menlberS Of the house ana
senators pleaded Vainly with him
70 sbar;icn his plan. Possible loss
Of the house leadership and MS
forced exit from public lite as
we'll as the demands CT PATRIOTISM
were pointed out TO him.
Pacifists. learning OF the actiV-
~ Of administration supporters
quickly Jumped into the fight:
Their lines thinned BY thTeatencd''
assertions Of some OF their strong.
est msrlbers, they saw in the
winning Of i<itchir poSsIbhIty OF
raIIyinq the "a"eriaq representa-
sivcs back into camp. Represen-
tative Shac%ieford of MisSouri:
ard Representative Sherwooo or
Chic. strongly urged Mr.. kltch'n
to make his speech.
finally shortly before three
o'clock, after almost continuous
conferences for six hours. Repre-
sentative Kitchin announcec pub.
J;clv that he would speak against
.he resolution. His entrance into
the chamber shortly afterward
caused 4 uuickening Of Tagging IN
+erest in the debate.
RenresentatiYc HensIey Of Mis-
souri, who on Tuesday said ne
hastily aTnoa%cHd ira Tho had ne-
ciGeS ( was his duty to oppose
i. Others who had deserted the
c7ci4ist camp said they were
thinking seriously and probably
would vote in the negative.
Representative Gardner. Re
publican, Of Massachusetts. sald
tho united Stats is not 9o'nq to
Vs. tcr no Murdered Americans
hr4 Tor the RIGHTS o. man.
"The south md north. said he,
"Air No; settle .Neir differences
Ike n1oncy chan1crs on the cor
rcr o; re s:r",.. tie" settled 1t
IS men =:>vavs settle "Nni" differ
rnrna, Nov he tcToc-acies of
! - ,-rcr'I zrc struggling 70 thc'r
ire. md +hc i,ucII' CT 7utoIracy
~ t,--? r~U-|"H. Too Iona have
we suffered: c-h@r natiorS - he7r
So '.t'.+c1 n ,-i" W." -" li"HrtE.
Nc.v W. nruet G-sccn" <"7.1 the
ga 0: s"sc into lie blood md
c"st.;
-crr.,c~ta.ive Dcckc' OF Mie-
souri, - q ~ believed n natIcn7I
kr7c. ut Git'n'S thirIe we would
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Representatives I."I"nO:, Wisconsin.
Republican. SAID lie would support ;}l'
resolution h,'clusn moi "a 90 =" would
mean that VIC Will submit 20 Ger
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Trtrv fo- Pacifsts.

WASHINGTON. April An "hlSE
painted yellow and labeled stone la
irolieitc' was strung III - iIEhi post
in the downtown business section - i'W
blocks from III" Whit" li"pSr i"hIs u =
l,,. y rrnwd Of mcu and boys. Policemen
watched the proceeding. and alter !,
was all over cat dnwn tn" figure an"
carried il &C, hca,i4 ia rtGrS.
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Snryo,E Patriotic,

l!iEHti>3iiiNAI Ma. Arrh I.---Nla-
UaiHn negroes .ir ursaui;inE regiment
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CLERGY Reserve Corps.

rilfLAnELI'lIIM. April ".-fnrma ,
ton Of a Clergy reserve corps COMPOSED
Of Episcopal clcrgym"n In the diocese
If P,,uusy ivanla WIS authorized IN =
resolution adopted her" To-Day at uiih'
:hiumiaudcr. Members of In" corps VIZ!
urrGr rhc,r services ms ctnplainS in ilr
army and navy and in hoSnt'aI WORK. \
committee of fly" ClcrSym"n w;tS APP
pointed 20 further plans OF Experimentation
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OF volunteers which the: plan 10 offer
bodily to the var department. Thr'S
companies already have been assembled.
Aviation Training.
NEW YORK. AprIl H.--S."pS for eS-
tabliShing AN aviation training camp 10
accommodate 100 students for The up
building oil the cnunLrys aerial de-
fcnSrs we're announced here :Oday 10y
the Aero Club Of AInrTic;t. IN cooper
alton with the navy department.. the
national aerial coast patrol rpnlmlSSl" ION
and the club. In" plans ar" being dcV@l-
onod BY Henry /. Dawson. mrmDer %
i. t. Mu:gIn o.. Lewis ). Thompson
and j.. Truhcr bH"i$"n, who orShni@tH
volunteer aerial coast patrol unit NO. l.
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FOR SALE-Altomobiles

FOR SALE-Thr.e ton Ararbsp TrSch jsst
oyerhauIro and rebuilt Complete Bosch
ma9neto, Schebier carburetors and . s<S Tires.
A .baruatn II sold quick. Wheepr ali Plaster
Co., 27th and Market Ste. Ap-4-m
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y I'||F''' ~" - = ID Eit.T.- 'IITITTE
t,..n. bags. r..r.. 81" uIr 'tre' H.:''tsnl r>-
+. a -';l,v require. ..- q" r.'"t ~" .'fr
Hil;"<J Tins, l.s..-. i';''"u ami H.: '""l."
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WANTED-Male Help

WAETEo-2 good plumbers. mus: DO Ieoune ie 81.
workers. Apply CpIncr Eros. :dl4 ChApine OF
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WENTED-Male and Female.
WaHTED-Mcn and girls FOR factory work. Apply
"a the Wheeling Tile Company. Chipline and
Thirty first streets ap-7-l
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ave ;he inherent right to voice and
U;c his conviction
- Sri+,;,
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two pullcss ana one coctcrei
Glass Ala a. - years Of
Rue. red. white. yellow. green.
class B-ie to i5 yeers " age.
rine. rod. white. Yellow green
Division s-Cooking
class A-ENhihit one loaf white
bread. one loaf cake. one dozen
squares of chocolate fudge Blue, red.
white yellow green
Glass B-ENhibits ono oaf white
bread. one dozen cookies. one dozen
squares OF peanut brittle. Blue. red.
white. yellow green.
Division s-Scwing.
Class ~A-ENhibit school dress.
niEht dress. work apron. Two patches.
and one pair Of hose darned. Blue,
red. white. yellow. green
class B-Exhibit night dress, apron.
sewing bag. TIVE patches. and one pair
OF hose earned Blue. red. white. yell
low. green.
Note-Other owing work may he
exhibited for display.
II IL desirable that all exhibits. eN-
cept the cooking. reach Santa We on
Friday or Saturday previous 10 the
opening day Of the camp This will
enable the manager 20 get exhibits
placed early.
Where more than u exhibit n
sent IN the same paciSabc. cHch ex-
hibit must he plainly marked with
exhibitors name. Each package
must be marked or the exhibits may
get lost