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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
EXPERTS IN USE OF
GASES WILL SERVE
UNCLE SANS CAUSE

WASHiNGTON. Nov. 1S.-Six Of the
cnuntry> Foremost chemists w"r" called
into the Srrvirr ri tn" government to-
DAY u srFv.. ~ = special board 70 in
yrStigatc explosives and the use Of
gases IN warfare They were named by
Secretary l.ane To act as advisers to tie
bureau of mines.
Tn" board will go int" tho subject Of
increasing tn" ptodu"ti"n Of materials
used in explosives manufactures and viii
advise tn. bureau ia th,: operation al
IT," recently enacted law regulating the
sal" 90 explosives. IN" members arc:
nr. William H. Nichols. II TIA" General
tnrmi".tl company. New York. chair
,n;,ti: i'rot. II L. Tablet, head "a; th''
r:r"rric',l department %: III" Ma-SHChu-
<rti| institute. Of Trrhnnlngy; WllliHnI
ii">kin%. - thlcn:". II consulting Ch"Iu-
-: Pref. II. J.. N"nahl,. OF tho tnIv..r-
SHY ~ North tur'lina: =. c. Franklin
If Leland Stamford university. and ~.
Charles l.. iarson&. IT thr bureau IT
mines.
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MPER5| IS
INVITED To
VISIT BRITAIN

tr-rr-,1n \ Y Eoy. 1S-Thcrg
IT,, ,r,.;,, 1ssl-
'Sa'i"h o. I""''0 '""Nf'''''" '"N'''
Many of tnc prominent officers in the
-"reantZrti"n spoke from nuipitS an"
forums. and III" Socialist delegates were
invited ~ the local S"clallSt "rEani|a-
'ipu T." attend Il mass meeting.
President Samuel I"mFcrS. II was an
nnun""l today. has been formally IN
vi:cd 10 visit England AZ the close or
tho present convention. tn" invitation
~.aS brought by John l. itill and Arthur
Hay,lay. fratrruaI delegates from the
british Trades Union congress. A1r.
I.onlp"rS has not Indicated whether nc
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Restoring Order.

PFsT EOGHAn. Saturday. Nov. u.
1850 +, in.-Thr Rol$heviki leaders are
..ntcar"rinE tn effect tn" resumption
OF operations by the various branches
81 the giv"rnm"nt most If which hay"
h."u di$nrGar!2rd by strikes and til"
refusal oi employees Ia work under III"
Rrlsh"viki rnmmiSSar aries Tn" news
papers which were suppressed in The
carly dHy oil III" uprising have in som"
instances been given permission to re-
nr~ publication. although tn" St"'uS "t
The bourgeois press is still ind"tiut".
tn. temporary revolutionary law
courts arc 10 open to-day. and civilians
arr invited to rprticipaI" In the trial II
Offenders hai"d before these tribunals.
An order II arrest for NJ. E"rat"tf. for
iurr minister, Of foreign affnirs.. and
other Officials; Of the foreign ministry
- reported "a have hCca issued.
SIR George EurIin;tu. tho British mill
i>tcr who was on tho point Of leaving
fur England has, now postponed his
departure.
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SPLIT AMONG
TIE: bOL.SHEY WIKI

LONDON. Nov. 1S.--Reuter's
Petroqrad correspondent teie-
graphing Sunday. says there has
been split among the MaximaI-
ists. The ministers Of the inte
rior. agriculture and supplies have
resigned, holding that formation
or coalition Socialists govern
mert Is essential. Several other
commissioners. says the CORE
spondent, support their views.
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BRUTAL. MURDER BY
RALEIGH MINE GUARD


EETKl.EY. W. Va N"v. lS.--An Off
rial inquiry i;it" TN" killing az Tom
Baldwin al Raleigh Tuesday might En:'
developed tn" fact that il WAS ON" at
III" mnsr brutal murders In mis- conf
rnuuiiv in recent years sam Crews.
the alleged murderer wiz" WINS serving
aS I MIN guard a. l:"l"r%h. mud" his
. scan. and inns not h'"g taken.
baldwin was killed by Blow with
som" blunt weapon. lIr lived for m"r"
than three hours after the attack and
w,S abb Ia max" u statement. Il" haI
Son" 10 IN" company Strr" ana whil'
returning III said hc noticed that crews
WAS Following him. baldwin Sr"k" To
the guard, who replied III Il friendly tone.
Immediately striking him down.
Crews j. said /" haV'' had Il bad re-
cord. having served Il term III III" p"ni-
tertiary fer furE"r%. it Is alleged.
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NO VICTORY
(Coa:lnue1 From Pngo One.)

believed that a military decision could
be achieved before 1919. when the
United States might add eiTcctually TO
tn" pressure on tho Central empires.
There is practically no hope that RUS
STA can be- useful during 1918. Rus
In il so disnrGrrrd that she cannot
make war. Happily. in I'll probability,
E"ithrr can she make ucacr.
"'rhr resources Of tho Central powers
hav" h"-u ~u"r"":ir.,lIy spent. They
ar" bleeding t"-rihly. Hu: ;h,y at with
creator energy. unity and skill than
their enemies. Thus they mad' Il S,r;h-
inl;ly successful dr!v" into Italy.
rho Ilnli;lns were undcr-Eunncd,
neither had thoy enough ammunition.
But even so. they would not have been
driven back AZ they were il two or
thrro divisions. d|.hauched by IN" spy
system nf Germany. had not thrown
down their arms
America VIII Decide IT.
The French and british have a pre-
pnndcr;Lnrr Of gums AMI man Tor man
they Outright rhr G"rmans.
The Issue Of his wal Will h" decided
In Washington, and by III" furnaces OF
America.
"'rhr splendid it'll" American army
which a!r"HdE has crossed over ~ seas
rendered u. great S"rv:r'. when tho echo
ui The first American t,"t on IN" soil 0f
Frame. CARRIED 10 every lnIu" tn" prom
is" tina, strength and sin more. the
industrial genius -; America would
hrInl; S,lrCnr L" France.
"Franrc is fjghtin': with heroic and
logged courage. Her steady Thought
fu Sold"ry ar" ready /" spend heir
blood and t. die. ~ tn" belief that
America will 'hrr" the weapons 10 win
IN. war, They must mot hr mistaken.
II SAY very earnestly lha; wa must
have greater coordination 81 effort
We rust have a iru" war council such
as does not exist in Westinghouse
council Of men. who. rcprcScn, IN the
greatest l"gr"r. IN" energy and I'll"
genius 81 America. II will be ;rultl"Ss
If W.. are .-c;l,Iy late.
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Takes Over Control

LONDON, Nov. lS.-..\ wireless dis
match from PctroCrad to-day says that
General pnkhonin. Of tn" k"r"nSk"
forces. issued tho following under dat"
OF November u:
In view nf my ignorance nF III" place
Of residence Of III" chief c"mmard"r--1
have directed tho St"ppa%" "f til" fur
cher dispatch of troops to Pctrograd. At
present only transports connected with
the necessary military operations mr."
permitted. make this known for the
guidance nf all commanders. commit
toes and chmmigSlrics.
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Warren s. Young

WASHINGTON. Nov. lS.---Warr"n S.
Young. -. for thrty-sjX years social
clerk ~ thu Whit" l!1uS' and known
personally 10y every president. cahinct
officer and foreign diplomat in Washing
tom during that time. died today AT his
home here" II" wa ihr oldest "mnl"y'
IN YEARS at s,.rvic" AZ In" White H"uS"
aud SIM" his appointment Ivy President
GarI'"ld IN 1881 had mad" all arrange
rnrnt.$ ami issued all invitations Ia state
dinners. r',''urinUs and other events ut
IN" Whit" iInus" Mr.. Young came tn
Washington FROM Warren. phiu.
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KILLED BY auto TRUCK
Young Colored Child Hun Down BY Ma
chine Near Home In Alley c.

George Hodge. four-yhar-old son OF
John Hedge, rnlnr"d. wns run over and
almost instantly killed carly Saturday
afternoon nc:tr his home Mt 1914 Alley
t. by u Boil Telephone truck. driven by
John Lcynii"rt" OF Chaplinc street.
The hoy was playing with a number
nf companions with Il football. The ball
rolled directly in front Of the truck and
the lal rushed after II aud before Ley
"nettr. could stop the machine the youth
was run over.
An autopsy was performed Saturday
night Ivy prs. Mars";lnHr and G. ". Ul-
frrt. I'm inquest will likely be held to-
day by Connr"r r.. C. Hobbs.
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S21,722 FOR THIS
STATE FROM u. S.

wASFIHGTONf Nov 1S.-Nearly half
A million dollars has been allotted by
Tho government 10 fourteen states 10 be-
used for vocational education purposes.
II was announced today that each OF the
states has complied with the terms or
tho vocational education net ana mas
Appropriated an amount or money equal
TO that given it by the government.
The total amount Of money available
for the states for the fiscal year IL
SI,S60.G nn. It's distribution is In tn"
hands Of tho federal board for vocation
education. The appointments follows:
Delaware. sl560n: Georgia. $il.5S1:
Kentucky. sS653i: Louisiana S"6.G52:
Massachusetts. S6h.3i6: Nevada slS.0nn:
New Jersey, s43.173: New Mexico. flS.-
nno: Oklahoma, s27.5S6: South Carolina.
so6.3{4: rcnnrsscc S34.SQ2: Virginia.
ss@.a42: West Virginia, S21.7e?: Wiscon-
sim $3S9TS.
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PACIF ICLINER
WRECKED; ALL
IN BOARD 2AFE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. lS.--
The Alaska Steamship company S
steamer M&rip"Sa, one oil the
finest vessels on tue Alaska route,
WAS wrecked ON Straits island.
Summer sound, southeastern Alas
ka, to-day, according 10 advlccS
received tonight by the Chamber
Of Commerce here. Ii was said
that all Of the ships 265 paSSen-
gers were landed safely.
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VILLA : ARMY
NEAR5 JUAREZ

IEAREZ. Mexico. Nov. Is
Camp fires. thought 10 be those OF
Villa bands, can be seen west.
south and east from here tonight.
During The day scouts reported a
strong force of Villa men, under
command Of Martin Lopez. at Qua
dalupn, 80 miles east. Another
force was located al Rancheria,
10 miles west. and close to the
New Mexico line. Prccaution Is
being taken against 4 surprise ct
tack.
Municipal elections were held
today without untoward incident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
$1,000 FIRE LOSS
Wheeling S.7:rpiuE C2mpany's Plant
parS~e:i saturday TIcAnlrT--hr-
ether Blaze on South SIDE

Tic Ni"r-liu@ >;I2u,rjrIE company :
pIant iu South Main street MIS- damaged
l., y - Cd" ~. at ga "'Cl"'k Saturday
runTr,iiu III" iir" wIS III I'll" ErraS"
>h.,i. h,,ul,,! az toy It III" roof Of ih''
iiIu ur"r".r u"'Ir"nS" mad" Il *r'.'-
ln"u'ar h!":'. illuminating -" sky. TN"
rr,nn.n had great 'ilfi"ulH IN "N'tn-
~ul@E,EG th. hin1iuE Gr"HS'. tn" plant
Ir"i,r W"s managed :" II" great extent
and AIli operate irdIy..
'rl,., second ~, a.! Saturday morning
occurred -; IT," lluIuc 81 j. NJ. llutrhilI-
son. 81. thnplIu': street. at 40
r.,luck i %hiu.;',. "",f caught fir" and
MrS uGn.1.,, pat uui lay tn .tirru"u with
4 sI!lIl loss.
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AUTO OVERTURNS
John Jump Of Martins Ferry, SustaIns
Serious lnjUrieG' Near wheeling
Park

I"hr dump. aged -:thnut AZ. carpenter
ri Mar, ;ns Ferry. Is lying in the Mar
Inns. Ferry hospital IN Il Sr'riGlI% condition
rs = result Of his automobile nrnrturn-
ing near Wheeling Park yesterday after
noon. One "f MIR. ILmr'N les WIS Ernk-
IN and it il hli"v':I L.. sustained in
l"rUHl injuries.
Tin" DluChi'rN W. ais" occupied by his
sister and Hn"ih'r woman. f"th "S-
caT"I with bruises AID wcr" able To nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
FOE WAR SAVINGS

WASH INtiTuN. Nov l%.--Womcn or
the country will u" organized under the
control II the woman's liberty loan COM
mittcc I" cu-"p"iat" with the govern
mont III the war savings campaign
which starts December :. Under the
personal leadership Of. Mrs. George Sass
OF Chicago there will he retained :. ths
national woman's organization which AS.
sisted in floating tho. first and aAsssA
Liberty loans,
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LEGAL NOTICE
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION,
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING.


CHARLESTON.
A nccttnx oT The Public SeIics Csmmkaon OF
wost Virginia, held On ths 7h DAY q Norcnbr.
A D. 1917.
ClSe No. SIS.
West Virginia Traction 4 Lectrte Company
Applications IN change pAtoonEor rssna n Whee'inE
and suburbs
wherraa application hIS this Day bon Mid By
tho Wol. Virginia Tr1ctlon Electric Company. OF
Wheeling IVES; Virginia, for authority 70 change hS
pAasonger rates II Is osdeod that leAIe b Erlntsd
to any pcrSon interested " file objection ho0ta b.
foru tho Commission 4: any TINA on o. boose tho
9Th day OF Dacenbef, 1917: and this m1t1e be Set
down for hox-ins 4 meeting Of the Commission to
H. held At it, offices In the Capitol Building IN the
CITY u Charleston On said lith day OF December.
1911 Al o'clock T. M. II which umo any person
may appear and rnAlc such obtcctinn hcreto ~ may
he deemed TroIer.
Il Is further ordered that the applicant publish .
cpy OF tits order once each week for four suceaSVe
weeks In Two newspapers OF opaoslts politics. II such
Lhore he and Of general circulation in the county or
Counties affected By the proposed change In ra!es'
and that c,pes Of this order RnI sad popoSed rates
be pasted for public inspccuon II each station o.
rassrnccr she'd Of sAid Company In the communities
a7ectoi by said change In rates FOR four n,coanhi'e
weeks prior u December "A. 1917: making duo retun
thsraf to this Commission.
\ Copy.
rss1s: tSmedI Z B. BERNHEiA.
n-l2-i9- 26sd-:: Sec'S.2!'
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TO poRm GOVERNMENT.

LONDON. Nov. 1S.-Osknri T"k"l. III"
Social Democratic leader in Finland.
anG former Finnish premier is expected
10 form L nrw Finnish government on
Monday according To Il liapnranIl dis
patcb transmitted by tho EXchaTC"
Telegraph correspondent 1T t"pcn-
hagcr. The dict will proclaim Finland
an Independent republic "n that day.
The dispatch adds.
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SON KILLED.

LONDON. Saturday. Nov. 11.-Th1
Evening Standard reports that the fnh.
Neil Primrose. VI. P, youngest son OF
the Earl Of Roscbnry, has been killed n
Palestine He was 4 lieutenant IN tar
Bucks Yeomanry. In the present gov
ernmrnt h" had boon rariiam"h'af'
under secretary TO the ministry OF n"-
nItions. IIe was born In lsS2
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Mr.. Mary l:nrm" h"rhaTn. widow al
the l;al, Oliver ~. S"rham. aged ra. .
former r"Sihru: Of south E"if street.
and who log tn" Ia - several years mas
rrSirrd in Detroit. Mich passed away
in tho NORTH WhrrltnE hospital yrsitr-
GAY morning III :: 90 Jock. Sh" is sur
virrd by only "n.' near relative. son.
Luther Eorham.
Funeral services viii h" held IN III"
HON" -; h"r son at rs North Huron
street ",!nrsdry afternoon III 2;3O
O'clock. With inI"rmcr: in GrrcH~'o"J.
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WILL CAPT1IN TECH

rIT"rSBl RICH. Pa. Nov. lS.--SylveS-
lrr Williams Of t.urai, Ohio. has been
elected captain or the 1918 football tear:
Of Carnegie Tech. il was announced to-
night Th" election was held yesterday
following the game with the University
Of PITTSBURGH. the last on the Tecs
schedule. Williams played right cn:.
this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
CAMP TEAM BEATEN.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov. .S.-Thr
football eleven representing Company
= 32Nth Mafhn" Gun battalion of
lamp Custer. Michigan. WAS beaten her"
today rs Ia . by til" Pine Village. Indi-
ana Independent team. which Is cnm-
posed OF former college stars OF the
west.
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Sr"rIni T." I'll" IntrilII".or"r
TErERSHIl:G W. VA. Nov. H.
Mr. louisa clark. wlf" &c the Roy. d..
Il. ''l#ri;. "r near Mays:villh. this rntIII-
~. died ThurS'iny at lyph"id fever. aged
-. lumcr ''Iark. Ibis place and Victor
Clark. IT camp I.r". Petersburg, Va. ar"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
COMPROMISE Alleged

LONDON Nov. lS.-'Thn Berlin Tacc-
hlrft. declares that Premier k"r"nsky
and Nikolai Lnntnc. leader Of the Boil
shrviki revolution In r"trograd. HAY"
effected compromise essentially iaT-
urahir :" l.rnnr. the t:Xci.anE" T"l"-
graph correspondent at Copenhagen re-
T,urtS.
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PUBLIC SALE
Deciding b leare tho farm. VII offer y public

Deciding DO leave the farm. VII ones x pabhe
sale
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %. mi.
nj 1000 O'Clock L m. SiSI, dtuatll - Lady,
Run known IS the Tolbert Farm. about I nIla east
N Rnnoy's Point. ". Va. T room house. ! Large
barn. other building al In Eood condition. Tls
owner viii be pleased 10 nov Interested psrtiS over
n<nperty. VIII also Rcll IN highest bidder farming
Imdemns, stock gr1tn. Go. other thing loo Eu.
nerpus 30 mention.
Tenn, Will Be nsdn known - dry q MA
tsirneu BAM OLDHAM
n-6-l5-la
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EED1IN NnS'

FEE1.IN. Nnv. tN, via f,ond"n--'rh"
French forces ATTACKED M 'i"rutrn
lines south ~. s.. Quentin Er%;"rHa" hut
wcr" r"puls"'l in hand - hand FIGHTING.
army h"adrUVrtrrS ananuuc"h 'u-dnv.
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company MIR Jump /" tho hospital and
later w"i,i Hu:r.:.
The car VS. overturned by striking
pile ~ hr!ck III rounding u curve near
hi park
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wANTED-B-ght young boy, l6 years
old, to learn printing trade. Apply TO
Foreman Intell1J encer, 18th floor at'eI
700 p. N.
HANTEp-At oaos, sr0rai god dtiivWS na
Ialts boys 10 work before school. AaeS Il
Circulation Department. lnteIiisenesr' os's's'
and Z. N.
WAHIED-Salrsrri 81 better c:hss N call on phSn-
clans and der;isis. Average men mako Saa Neeku.
s.a1o ss. e1pcrcmrr Al,o for CcutIA W. Va
;, ~ H., ~, pbiladcIuhi. Pa n-s-l0
WAHIEp-E1perIonsod prsIs fosdsr. good waSt'. als'
boy, OYER Is Year, Of as'. Apply an 'icor nsS'
Bldg. .a-' ~
WANTED-Nrn for fsctny work. AHAy "heennE
Tic To- Ind and Woods SIS. h-lS-l
WAHIEp-Driyers helpers and houscman. Apply
~ drr.,, agent. Wells Fargo " On. r. & u nepo''
,.,h ,, N.,L,. ST. n.la-!
wANTEo-Ma, 10 coll line Of household
Furnishings. from house n house on suAAi
weekly payments. We pay weekly.
mr. CIT {. 7. ADAhS 1itV-ilf] "A" S~
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WANTED-Male Help

wAHTEo-MoToRHEN. sTeApN EN-.
pLoYnENr. APPLY 10Th AND No.
coLLocH STREET GAR BARN OR MAIN
OFFICE, CORNER I2TH ARD CHAP.
LINE STREETS.
WEST VA. TRACTION L ELECTRIC co.
n.I6-
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WANTEO-Femak-

WAHTEo-Tirs for light. clean fac.ocy VorS. Apply
s.'..- T.n to 18th 4 Eoff. n-lI'l
WAnIe0-Girs to iorI prsss Apply 2pd floor Hevs
Puhisla: 60. h-o'H
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-08
Lemons Beauty!
Make Quarter Pint
Of Lotion, Cheap

T.
What girl or woman hasn't heard
of lemon juice to remove complexion
blemishes; to bleach the skin and to
bring out the roses. the freshness
and the hidden beauty? But lemon
juice alone is acid. Therefore irritat-
ing, and should be smixed with orch
ard white this way. Strain through
fine cloth the juice of two fresh
lemons into bottle containing about
three ounces of orchard white, then
shake well and you have whole
quarter pint of skin and complexion
lotion at about the cost one usually
pays for a smaI- jar of ordinary cold
cream. Be sure to strain the lemon
juice so no pulp gets into the bottle,
then this lotion will remain pure and
fresh for months. When applied daily
to the face, neck, arms and hands it
should help to bleach, clear,
smoother and beautify the skin.
Any druggist will supply three
ounces of orchard white at very little
cost and the grocer has the lemons.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-08
WILL GO INTO
CAMP HERE SOON.
Company L to Leave Armory ana
Pitch Tents In Open as Soon
as Ground Has
Dried.
ENLISTMENTS WANTED
Several More Men Needed to Brinu
Company up to the Required
Strensth-vaccInated
for Typhoid.
ENLIsTMENTs WANTED

Company l. will leave the armor5'
and go into camp here in the next few
days. Available sites for the encamp-
ment are being examined, and as soon
as the ground has dried more, the
boys will be out in the open. It is
probable that the company will pitch
its tents on the old Joy athletic field
at Thirteenth and Sey nour streets, al
though several other locations are sa
ing considered. The company wants
to be as near town as possible for the
benefit Of those who are on guard duty
on the bridge and at the governm ent
lock.
Practically ell company equipment
has been received here although there
are still few odds and ends to come
yet. All members have received their
uniforms and camp equipment. The
company is still open for enlistments
At least six more men are needed to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-08
To HELP LEAGUE
WITH BABY WEEK
Justice-Hoar Company Announce tho
Program Assisting Young Wom-
en- Of Baby Welfare
League.
INTERESTING PROGRAM
Babies viii Have Pictures Taken and
VIII be Voted on Later
In the Week for
Prizes.
INTERESTING PROGRAM

The members Of the Baby Welfare
league are going to be assisted IN
making their part of baby week a
success by the Justice-Hoar company
which is going to cooperate with the
young women next week in baby
week display. program for the
week has been mapped out by the
store management, ending with a
voting contest for the babies, with
prizes in money and merchandise.
Baby week which starts next Sun
day with the swat-the-fy campaign
which will be launched at the Hippo
drome theater, will continue through
out the week. On Monday toy bal
looms are going to be given to the
babies who are brought into the JUS
tice-Hoar store Tuesday and Wed.
Of six months and four years which
is brought into the store by its
mother will have it's picture taken by
F. P! Rehmeier.
Thursday the Baby Welfare league
will have market in the store, and
the store management announces
that five percent of the cash sales of
the day will be given to the Baby
Welfare league.
Saturday, the pictures of the
babies taken earlier in the week will
be placed in the display windows of
the store, each with a number, and
every one is privileged to vote for
one baby. This voting contest will
be conducted for three days ending
Tuesday. The first prize baby will
be awarded SIS in gold; the second
prize, $3.50, and three merchandise
prizes of values of 81 each will be
given the next three highest.
All of the pictures displayed will
be turned back to the parents fol-
lowing the voting contest The store
and store windows will be devoted
to baby week advertising, and the
young women of the welfare league
will distribute reading matter, and
the like pertaining to baby care dur
ing the week.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-08
Try This IF You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way that never fails
to remove dandruf completely and that
is to dissolve it. This destroys it en-
tirely. To do this, Just get about four
ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon;
apply it at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub it
in gently with the finger tips.
By morning most, if not ali, of your
dandruf will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
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You will find, too, that all itching and
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glossy, silky and soft and look and feel
a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive, and four
ounces is all you will need. This simple
remedy has never been known to fail.