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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-27
MORE GAMES ON The
WEST VIRGINIA SKED

NrI;J:NSTpWN WA. Doc 26.---Th"
SIX :uust important contests -; West
ytrcluia's basketball schedule were
closed :iuaiiy here to-day when w"
yat,cs each we're definitely ARRANGED
with til. University Of T.;tShurgh Wash
iua;,u K Jefferson Culi"s: and Marietta
College.
.Tn9 ::-s; o: each % these important
series Will b.. played on thu hotrl.: floors
~ the Uopun.utS. West Virginia Wlli
play Pitt at Pittsburgh. january 16(h:
viii meet W. {; J. ~ Washington On jan
nary l1in, and Marietta 1T Marietta On
I:,r.ila-y 18TH. This makcS 4 WY COM
,a,,t ;r:p aud onr that is CASH.! asE"t4a-
ted So lar Us railroad trav"i - concerned
All these teams VIII play return
e.,rnrs here. Marietta will relay Nor
''aIl on January 3lst and IItt WI come
here on February 18Th The dat"- TOT
the ". & J. game here NOS roi t,@>a ~,
81 hut will take place "ii tce h"d thu
Kiack's annual Invasion OF West w
These games. unquestio1ahly. arc tne
mos, important West VirgInin plays W.
=. and PITT are regarded here as the
r,ost important opponents IN rErr!
branch Of sport and Marietta Tor years
bas hecn a strong rival on IN" floor. LAST
go west E;rSin!a's unfortunate team
io.. ersr,- game played with these rivals
bu, tho prospects OF much stronger
tr;r, h.ra tho coming season are good
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Grateful for His Role
In Freeing Frenchmen

PARIS. U,-'. "G.--At 81 meeting h"I1
to-day IN the SorbOnn'' IN honor of tn
! H." ration If .N;Snc"- Lorraine. Il letter
from l'r,.Sid"nl Wilson VA read. q"
which il" thanked III" AlSa,"-Lr!li.n''
Suci"ly for an arti$t!ralir bound m"S-
sage sent him just h"f""" h" i"ft IN"
tnntd States.
"Sirr" chlldhouh" IN" Presidents l"'-
ter SAID. my heart always has h',"n wiz
"XIrtI"jai"d Alsac"- h"rrmnIanS. WIS
u youth a. II when lie provinces were
,Gru from France. Ever siii,''' have
~, n" day would com" when ih"%
would b" Delivered again - their '"un-
;ry. ! am profoundly grateful L" tn
'Airni&hty f"r III" rri" ii'' has permitted
D.. t. play III their delivery.
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DR. WILL CRACRAFT HOME
FROM FRENCH ATTLEFIELDS

which Il" Will Dot soon forget. Later
Dr rrarrarf Was in charge Of ono Of
TIA" h:.Sr hospitals and took Gaze Of
many wounded soldiers.
som" tim" aGr Il" was S"nt Ia the
southern par; -: France. where he took
Il Uuch n"cdcd rest. AMI was there
when thu armj-tice finally VAS signed.
II" returned - this country about a
week Ago. and waS NIT III New York
city hy MS wif", vino accompanied him
To his riiy Christmas day.
IIr. Cracratt dad not learn Of his
brothers death until he arrived in New
York CITY. and was notified by his
wife tia; Or. i~'nch had passed away.
tie could hardly realize that It could
bc true.
When asked if hr was going to again
return /" EUROPE Or Crarrafi said :
"W"u. | hope tina; | Will NOT have to
L" back for som" i'm" TO come" He
IL we'll and enjoying the hest Of
health.
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Lawrence Taylor has returned 10 Sis
tcrsvilln. after L brief visit here.
Many local young people attended inc
Columbia club DANCE MSt evening
Misses Bcrnice Farmer and i-u"l'a
Woyl" attended the Court theatre last
evening.
CIar"nc, Williams continues III at his
home on Fourth street
Virgin j"l!lfcr has returned to IN"
Grove after spending; he past lew "aHS
with his brother in this city.
Miss Taul!n" Jones Of N"it"butE
~prn, Yesterday with her parents IN th!s
George Mckee has returned home.
after spending 4 few days IN fArkcrS-
burg.
r-ivutc Robert Fancy OF Camp Lee,
is spending a brief furlouGh In this
city.
Tane willis and Wayne Gat"wood
have returned to Pittsburgh. after d
brior visit her. with their parents.
Clarence PcopIe has returned to his
home in Cleveland. after = brief visit
with friends here
William Prentice Of MononEah. ":
Va. 10 the cues; Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
LcwiS!s
Mrs. Peter Seltner spent yesterday
with friends and relatives At Brook
side.
Henry Cotton and family Of Wheeling
are spending several days IN this city
with relatives.
James K;m1le. Sr- and family spent
r~t"riay IN Wheeling. tho guests of
John Conner and family
Mrs. Margaret I>opcman spent YES
tc.rlav with friends in E"llaire,
John Hahcrfi'>ld Is ahI" to be out
again. after a hricr Illness.
Prtcr Scltncr has returned to Wrlls-
hurr. after spending Christmas with his
family in this city.
Miss Thclma Morris and cousin. Stcr-
ting Rogers attended the Court thea cr
last evening.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. John Smith Of Caldwell
rtrcct arc the proud parents Of 4 son.
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pleasing appearance and the program
was replete with all the late dance num-
bcrs. II was somewhat In the nature
OF q reunion Of many OF the members
OF the younger set in the city. and
friends met friends. with a hearty greet
ing.
The girls were attractive in daintily.
shaded dresses and tho mems attire.
whether khaki or black, made 4 pleasing
contrast with, tho holiday decorations
rs an appropriate background. There
was a short interm!ssion for lunch and
dancing was continued until II o'clock.
Those who attended were reluctant to
leave the place Of merrimcnt even then.
Included were:
Misses Marjorie Ransom, Margaret
Schaub. Marie FaIkner. Virginia Miller.
Margaret GroGan. Helen Norton. Lou
Use Walters. Maize Hamill, Katherine
Brand Helen Gaus. Ruth Kirk, Fir-
ginia Elig. Vera McElroy, Nancy Bro
kaw. Frances Shuman. Letha Graham.
Margaret Front, Marjorie Meyers. Sara
Redman. Helen Rolf Margaret Wright.
Elizabeth Mcdonald. Dorothy Cushman.
Doris Grandstaff. Nell Snyder. Vera
Frazier. Helen tioctze, Lois Nicely. Dot
Stanton Dorothy McFcely. Wilma Car
nahan. Margaret Riddle, Mabel Seals.
Lilly Birch. Dorothy Robrccht. Mar
carrt Herbert. Irene Barkes Gertrude
Leach. Joe Mcconnell, Stella IIefncr.
Ardclle Philips. Elizabeth counnihan.
Martha Statler, Ruth McColloSh. Ieda
Roth. Florence Rice. 3ess Bryant. Mil
dr"d Carol. Mil Richie. Edith Bon
ucSon. Ada Bonncson. Dorothy Wass-
man. katherine Underwood, Ethel kce-
fer. Leona McQunstion.
MnSsrs: James Watkins. Warner Ha-
dorm. Brook RoEcrson. james Johnson.
l'aul Bcrtchy James Mcclure. II-rry
Hnrnbrook. Don Hamill. Merritt Erand.
Ward Elliott. Norman Greg. William
Belv!il,.. Tom Noble. Clyde Donaldson.
Edward Conl"y. Fad Schen"r!"n. Pete
Front, Jesse Hopkins. Harold M"Grnna-
han Al Dorsey. Herb Dorsey. Leslie.
James Clarence Crow. J. +. .Iatcr;y Bud
l.tpphart. John Crawford. Roy Chambers.
George IIclgcr. WIN. Ho!lcr VI. p. Nor
gan. Jack Ilahnrstick. Emmett Dorsey.
Karl U!r,ch. Zen Rrdman. Russell HOg-
trs. Charles Hodge. Donald Young. rhas.
Wassmar. Howard ilcfn"r. Norman Noise.
joe -Rasista. Howard burst. Ralph Love.
Harold S;rprh.nan. George G!ffln. Tom
West. Jack StrcchnI, Cecil Barley. Joe
Bolton. John Smith. W. wilson. John
Sch"n"rlrin. Milton GutmaH. John Me-
Clam. Abe Ellis. &. VI. Harmon. Robert
Clark.
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ALUMNI WANTS
To GE 7 EVEN
Big Game at Cathsdr-l- Bowl Too1s 1t
VIII BE CLASSY.

The c. II. 5. Aiu",n! euin;e: wi, viii
endeavor 20 prove ;!s'sT :tHuitE as caSs:S
tonirht n RI, Cathedral bowl. TIL"
boys who rcp-">sa'"'t the school las.
E>r,day nigh, ~! t. tn" opponents "A
the game last t'rlirE was Clos un;h ~"
last few u:,"u."s a GOOD contest VIII re-
xult Alfhu.sh III" old boys wc"r de-
Snat.d in Ii" lalS; rrI;!e By 4 tn;u,-i2 Of
* y,,,n.s they still cherish hopes 90
frinoc.ns the FL boys tonight.
+ NcIianaon. who is managing tas
Alurn,.; quintet has hcen putting ~"
r3avcrs Through some hard practice Tor
th,s meeting. II. hoped l" have IN"
entire team OF last season hut as My
xermeyer has to return Ia his work on
board the (. S. Alabama n" :naIa:tE4r IS
looking up q good csu;cr. trTrel or
Clark. who did not APPEAR for the las
game. may play ~ N!SSerHaeyer Old
stand.
Stein and Eohrl Will play the forward
POSITION with i. GorSuch u center and
Quinn and Houston ~ guard TniS Will
be the line-up FOR (. II. s.
The Alumni quintet Will ~ Eayn" and
McGannon. forwards: O.. t:"rSuch asi
Rafferty,, guards: Clark OF Farrell. c":-
ter. Came called at eight =. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-27
HAD MUFF STOLEN
IN B. & 0, STATION

Mrs. J. Il. Martin If 600 Fast Park
avenue. taIrmonj. w. Va. Will" in this
city "urrut" ~ Fl"rida. l"S' her h"h"-
tiful black linz mTff. yaiucd ut 500.
Mrs Martin. Will" n tn" Is. 4 q. sta
tion huns; The muff on 4 hook Will" sh"
washed hoy hands and when sh" turned
around tn" ,nufi had rsaprcar"d. ON
account of having IL MAX" CONNECTIONS,
Mrs. Martin did not report III" loss /"
the aul hnrlli"S. Mrs. Martin - IN ART
is, Of considerable prumiu"ncr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-27
CAPT. "HOBEY" BAKER
FAMOUS PRINCETON
ATHLETE is KILLED

NEW YORK. D->c. c6.--fA7sain Hob
Art A. II. Baker. the famous Princeton
athlete. known IN his college days ut
-Iobey. Baker. ~, aviator in tn" Amer
lean army IN Franc. has been killed IN
the fall Of his pl;un". News "f his
death was received here today by ms
friend Percy Einey-
Mr. Ptney received 4 cstole message
from Paris. $ignedf -Iaglehart." a m"as-
Der OF Bakers air squadron. which said
that Captnin Baker had been killed in an
airplane accident and requested that his
family be notified. No details we're
given.
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AND SURGEON ARRIVES IN CITY
FOR VISIT WITH FAMILY.
Will Leave This Evening For Eastern
Hospital Where He VIII Be Sta
toned For Some Time.

Captain Will Cracrart. ]r. well
known local physician and surgeon. ar
rived IN III" city Christmas day from
an" east, following his arrival from
France. where he had been FOR some
tim" Or. Cracraft will depart this
evening for an eastern. camp and will
be assigned 10 one of tn" bus" hospitals.
whcr" he Will be on duty for som" time
II come.
While in France II" saw first lin"
action. and was stationed Il, on" of N"
closeup hospitals. whore h" had charC"
Of the wounded just rs they came back
from the trenches and IN" firing line.
He Slw many dreadful sights. many of
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McNECHEN
Richmoud Home.

Private C.ie;.v" l.ichElond. who nna
been overseas for the past four months
orriv,rl home NunGay after rccclN!u6
mis- honorable discharge FriTatc f1ic.f
,,,S, a,rht months. four OF which he
spcn, NJ Camp Meade. and four over
ct.1s lie is tho srcund lad from uus vi
,.ir:ty 10 arrive from overseas
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gracefully acknowledged and programs
quickly filled. and as n pleasing raria
ton. an intnrmission was taken for Il
dainty Luncheon. The evening was joy
fully danced away and included were:
Misses Patricia Grogan. Cresenta
GroSan, Frances Howley. Margaret
Manon. Regina Carney. Margaret
paughcrty. Mary Conney. Gean Roth.
Frances Sullivan. Esther Wheaton.
Helen Jahnkn. Edna Dolun. 10 Nolan
Angela Coniff. Priscilla Aiken. Helen
MrErill Marguerite Gilbert, Lucille
Flarcns. Edith Howmann- Sara FiE-
patrick ClrInentine Fitzpatrick Helena
Aul. Mary LIGHTER. Mildred, Cogley,
Mary hughes. Lefty Gallagher. EliZa-
beth C;nus. Virginia Miller. Ellen Smith,
Gathering" Smith. Madeleine -AtIneycr.
Ruth Vernon. Celia Gillingham. Norma
Chambers Mimi" Moore. Olive Gail
Vowel. catherine Hoffman,. Wayne
MctiraiI. Loretta Armbrustrr. Dorothy
Butts Narda Patterson GcnerieVe
Clark Regina Walsh Ida Cox. Lillian
Garrity. Bnrnrtta Reltz. Il +" McGrail.
Johanna Mcr;rail. Catherine Dawson.
Agnes Burke. Alc" Coleman. Rhea
Coleman. B"ulah bowman. Catherine
Raah. Virginia FlaCrus. Rhca Manion.
Ada Moore. Emma Ebhert. Eva Dailcr.
Beatrice Tohnr. catherine Au!. Virginia
Alimey"r. Helen NoEler. Marguerite
Mich. Hazel Weight.
M"ssrs. Charles F'romp. Casper Nc
Cnhc. Thomas Burke. harold Thompson.
carl Fisher John Mccormick. LicIl.
ra''t Fol!"n. f. G. Goodwin. Earl Muir
ply. Harry k"?s. VIM. j. Fapperi.
Frank ". Nau. George J. Mathison, Jr..
Earl Wn"ds G""rg" LII tlarn. :. l..
Riggs. Floyd Hills. fhri bradbury.
James GiImartin. Harold hickman. John
clIopmau.. Joe Jasper. lli"nrr Frank
Trabcrt. Marry Gastiian. William t"A.
james Nay Henry GrOt. Lawrence %
las. Victor l.rnsk"y. Emmett Mct;r"al.
VIM. :. DuyIr =. Kill"cn. James Tuliy.
Earl T. St"Eg". \. -. Clarke. Frank
Ri"Si"r. charles y. l"ralinEcT. Henry
F:!brr;. =. A. Fah"y. otto Ebbert. Chns.
O'Mal..y. ". II. Fahcy. Julian Madden.
Charles A Frinlcr. Tom Nolan. Joan
$r..hi. Leroy Nolan. Robert Michigan.
John Burke. John Ford. John LShtn"r.
Herbert Slnngnr W Bremen l-awr"nc"
i'ahey. Charles Dregan +. |. Nlgg"n-
rnynr. ". f.. Gillingham. Charles Nc
fnddcn, Henry kel. W. J. Sharbaugh,
Lawrence Fralcy. Paul Duffy. Z. +.
,iurtEc.
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GRATITUDE EXPRESSED.

NEW YORK. urr. = The Sratitud"
and good VIII f"lf ~ III" r""pi" ~ E"th-
l"h"ri. Nazareth and J"rUsnl"n toward
IN, Sur,luy ,,hn,,i- # America for thor
Efforts Is Expressed IN a '''lhl"gThrn re-
c"lv",i here today hy IN American ""m-
millr,. for r"l"f n ia" Near East
through jh'. sta" Department. General
LlI"uiry. r"riuauI ne IA" !RTl'lSh ARM
forces. "rui 'hrlSi! 1S tt"'iihES J"
every scholar TEACHER and officer. thank
ma: them for last years offerings. m
~r"ad Of giving each "rhcr presents. Tn"
rahl"lcr,tn cam" from The relief organ
Izaiiun agents IN Cairo.
-ElY W Az SANlNli& STAMrS-.
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JouisCarSkaden-
N,.s C0a

Wednesday, p,c,.:ni-T -. Miss ota
r,r-,,e ,!att:~htrr of MIR. and Mrs. David
T,r,i'@ ~ Marshall street. vas united IN
i;.ai-sa:," :" Edgar 'nrSkad"n. ais" ~
.i.- ,-...- 'ri}n ~or"rnUn" ":sS p"-i1r7n"I
=. rex. Cotton n n" tom" or ~" I"ld''.
TYR MANY friends "xt"nd /" iA":n III"
h.nr, st CrnEra: Uiatu!IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-27
WELLSBURC


At Christ r. l.. church. by R"r. Coz
Icy last evening q quiet wedding took
place between Jane Kathryn Lobrnil!"r.
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. JOS. Lobmiller
to Lieut. e b. HouEh. L. S. ~. son OF
Mr. and Mrs Senator +. Uough. Alto"
the ceremony the young couple left ter
Il trip to eastern ciL!t's..
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r,aflies' Aid Society.

District No. Of III" LADIES' NiG 90
49, ,.iIi r,,c., This evening az the h0tn,
NJ NIrs. Fred Nauman on ,&Ldwr'i street
irisir,r, No. > Will meet 1T the home OF
Mr. C;ar.s Schaffcr Thursday evening
:, o'clock. and District No. VII
,oc,,; Thursday evening ~ the home OK
Mrs. Peterson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-27
Drive Still On

tn" EcG truSS membership rTiFc IN
:f,.s '.ty VII nui clos" unti! Every man.
,,.,,,,ar, .,.,.I child is = u.ornh"r. Thus city
h.,. r,.vc- been ri1Ss.G II the Stacker
liz. a;il d."~ no: In.:sU 10 l." th!s t!in".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-27
Bay Patterson on Furlough.

Ray Patterson. who Is in The navy
coast guard at Cap May. is hor". "n
curl"uGh until Sunday next. TO" *hI:t
. %uii his friends. They Il" VIII hops
Inc ucx. "Trip may be- soon aud p'rn'a-
amt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-27

s number nf the young men OF the
,.l,.. arranged an enjoyable dance. which
eliminated in 4 real success. last even-
jrr nj the Elks auditorium. with Gump's
orchestra as th.: music makers. The hall.
w.undcrfulIy' frightened with tho colora
OF the season. presented
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Dance Next Tuesday.

\ dance will be given next Tuesday
evening. December II, in the O. L. ~
u. hall at Wheeling in honor OF num-
i"r OF Brlaire boys. who have been dis
charged from the Students Army Train
ru;: cnrS The following. committee
comprising Bellaire men, have been APP
pointed to arrange for the affair: Don
alt Tnpp. Harry Kelly. John Hallrn.
Edward, Lee and John Newell
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a Hint

Games should be limited 70 or" ~
+vo a week. After the team hoS e""N
selected- ono game ard one practice :,
,vectr "a a GOOD program to follow. Don
a..a-do rs, n definite ,innn schedule for
uracttce and stick to 1t. especially IN"
Scrt1nrnaGG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-27
Influenza Decreasing

Health Officer Barl"w had only three
cases of influenza rrpurt'I 10 him rms
,rf..l. Tie stated that theirs ar" F''S
l>y cases in th'% c'ty at the present
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+.srns arc ex ot,ctcd TO spring up as S3on
"a the season gets under way, and 10
fore long, the haShctball fever WI! MAJ"
hold and remain n full sway until ta@
Srriny rolls round
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:: IN TIE FLOOR

By EOCKE"

Tho y basketball five held q spirit
ed practice last evening and Indications
point TO a dandy representative team
Prot. Miller has several biz husky lads
10 pick from but there arc not enough
It Is expected that before the New Year
rolls around tina; som. Of tt@ p;tStrl;ts-
tiers OF tho popular floor game VIII nave
returned and things brighten up oie.
AS far as having u good team IS con-
ceTred, there is no question. as the ma
'terial Is the heaviest IT recent years,
and includes some Of the best known
stars OF this LOCALITY. On New Years
afternoon aions wiki the othss features
Of the annual program or whit:, IS tcrlit.
SD open House" the team viii
meet Fairruont association qutnt IN the
initial clash Of the schedule
High school basketball Will be t-so-'
xurated on January 3rd OF the new year.
and according TO all advance dope. the
season should be one of success through
as will Cathedral high school, while
the other schools. Wheeling and Irta-
delphia are as yet Undecided upon their
schedules Some Of the schools will no
late in getting started duo to the set
back received from the Spanish irtlu-
enza and il will BE- many days before
things viii become normal IN scholastic
circles
Prof. ~ @. Anderson, Director OF Ath-
letics ct the public schools announced
last evening that he was wGrk.ns upon
his schedule for the Grad" School has-
kctball LEAGUE and while Il Will not DC
as long as in former years. he nfv"rth'>-
less figured that i, would short ard
successful" since the Interest shown
las, season still lives in the memories
OF the youngsters who did so we'll n
this new venture. Many young stars
were developed and some VIII be seen
DISTINGUISHING themselves il the hLS1
schools before long.
The Wheeling Mold and Foundry has
ketball five will rcSua" Tr;tctlcc tota"t-
row afternoon AZ the local !. u. {. y
Tho olant and as the members MIL Z"
confined only to those employed by tae
company, il wild DC 4 uleGLuIi Of Crsat-
.pf interest among the fellow etnp!"y'S
and with 4 good tear IN nc .c;tki:4S.
q SUCCESS is practically assured CIcin,
ems and Jackson. both former Stars 81
the Triadclphia high school VIII likely
hold down guard Positions S;c-'r. = !ii:~-
Ky lad from Union high of l:enw""d. n
center Manion Ja""hucci and lrtE. f"';-
,oer high school favur!tfS and N"oStcr.
q, big 10y frara M"uodSr!lla. viii round
aS squad and with this, excellent
as. Captain Jackson Snoaid o,Es,'P
q classy representative :r;tnl. Nj the
MON bers are particularly pleased oyer
tho big game which VIII tax" PA"
.Leruarv 4th NJ the local ~ sym when
4he 4 S Naval Inspectors Of III" Homo
stesd works Nurh:lil. IA. will com
70 nm .t " for L game. return at
traction will be pulled of later III inc
season
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-Pt'Y WAR SAVINGS ST.AMPS-
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bly, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-02-22

We're not seeking to draw in
vidious comparisons much less
to create even a suggestion of
that state of hostilties brought
back to recollection by the mere
name Of the Roanoke Valley
League : but Roanoke Rapids has
got to get up and hump herself
if she measures up to Rosemary's
standard in the matter of buy
ing WSS. Postmaster w. C. Bass
has sold around two thousand
dollars of WSS to date, while the
sales at the Roanoke Rapids
Postoffice are in the neighbor-
hood of two hundred. The town
ship issupposed to sell $120, 100
of War Savings Stamps in the
next ten months, and, of course,
If this is done both Rosemary
and Roanoke Rapids will have to
hustle. But the honor and the |
advantage of the quickest get
away are Rosemary's.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-02-22

Under and by virtue of the power of
sale contained in a certain deed of trust
from l.. &. lvey to Geo. C. Green,
Trustee, dated the 18th day of January,
1917, recorded in book $50, page Is,
securing certain Indebtedness therein
set out, default having been made in
the payment Of said indebtedness. and
being requested by the holder of the
Indebtedness thereby secured, the I'M
dersigned will, on the 23rd day of March
1918, at Il o'clock N. at the Post Office
Door in the Town of Rosemary, N. c.,
sell for cash those certain lots of land
in Roanoke Rapids Township, Halifax
County, N. G., known as lots Nos. 8, A.
5 and in block T., lot No. 8 in block D.
and lot No. in block G., as shown on
plot book l, page 36, Registers office
for Halifax County
This the 18th day of February, 1918.
GRO. c. GREEN, TRUSTEE.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-02-22
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina, Halifax County.
In the Superior Court
Before the Clerk

North Carolina, Halifax County.
In the Superior Court
Before the Clerk
Annie Medlin, Eva C. Medlin, Carrie
Medlin Poe, H. NJ. Poe, Jr., Alice
Medlin, G. F. Medlin, Salie E.
Medlin, W. L. Medlin, Joseph H.
Medlin, Leroy Medlin, the last four
being minors and herein appearing
by A. W. Andleton, their duly ap-
pointed next friend and Lucretia
Medlin.
Under and by virtue of the powers
conferred on the undersigned by a de.
cree of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Halifax County entered on January
25th, 1918, the undersigned will on the
End day of March, 1918, at the Post
Office Door at Rosemary, N. c., at II
O'Clock M. sell to the highest bidder for
cash that certain lot or parcel of land
situate in Roanoke Rapids Township.
Halifax County, N. c., adjoining the
lands of G. w. Fulghum, Sterling Shaw
and others, and known as lot No 2, in
the division of the lands of G. w.
Fulghum and others and described as
follows:
Beginning at the cornor of lot No. |
in Geo. Hudson's line; thence due north
las poles to Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison's
line; corner on a branch; S. so East
IL poles; thence South Is East % poles
thence South 70 East rs poles, thence
South l55 poles to the beginning, con-
tanning Al acres.
This the 18th day of January, 1918.
GEO. C. GREEN,
Commissioner.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-02-22
North Carolina,

North Carolina,
Halifax County.
By virtue of deed of trust executed
to 5. G. Daniel trustee on the 10Th day
of April 1915, by l.. Z. Hedgepeth and
his wife Ada G. Hedgepeth to secure a
debt due to H. l.. Harris, | will on the
2sth day of February, 1918, at the court
house door in the town of Halifax sell
to the highest bidder for cash at public
auction the following real estate.
Situated in the aforesaid State and
County and in Faucets Township and
bonded as follows: on the North by
the Perkins estate known as the old
Darlington property; on the East by J.
). Hedgepeth; on the West by T. d.
Cook; on the South by W. H. Hedge
peth's estate. Containing fifteen acres
OF land, upon which stands two room
dwelling house, tobacco barnes and
other outhouses, and is known as the
Malta Hedgepeth place. Hour of sale
eleven O'Clock A. M.
This the 2lst day of January 1918.
s. G. Daniel, Trustee.