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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
HOLD BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
I'D Ronor Of Frederick tis Great;
Festival Held in Berlin.

AMSTERDAM. Jan. fiat a fes
toin OF the birthdays OF Frederick ihe
Great tborn January "a. l7l2h and
Emperor william thorn January 81,
ib59) Privy Councillor William Wal
deVer a member OF the Prusslan acad-
emY OF sciences, said he regretted
there Is no academic EXPRESSION
strong enough to stigmatize President
Wilson'S presumption and untruthfui-
ness"
Mr.. Wilson. he said. wanted Ger
many to lose all she had won in fifty
years,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
CUNARD LINER TORPEDoED
Vessel Outbound When Attacked
Crew and Passengers Safe.

BELFAST. Jan. 27-The Cunard
line steamer Andnnia was torpedoed
but not sunk off the Ulster coast this
morning, says the Irish Daily Tele-
graph. The newspaper adds II Is be-
lieVed that no deaths resulted from
the explosion. The Andania was out
ward bound She had on board about
forty passengers and more than two
hundred men In the crew
The first torpedo missed the steam
or. but the second found It's maSk
smidships. The captain ordered the
ship abandoned and passengers and
crew embarked In the ships boats.
After rowing for an hour they were
rescued by trawlers and patrol boats
and landed at north Irish coast
town 50
" Is believed that II will be pos
slble TO bring the Andania into port.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28

which disturbs your sleep, Just try
one soc bottle OF Lax-Fos with Pep
sin. 4 Liquid Digestive Laxative FOR
indigestion OF Constipation, Pleasant
70 take.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28

The Andania is vessel of l3.405
tons. She was built at Greenock.
Scotland In 1919 and since then has
made many trips between British and
American ports.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28

Professor Waldeyer was delegate
TO the convention of the American As
soclaton Tor the Advancement OF Sci
ence held In New York IN DeceIn Der
1919. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-20
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RY pnrH cAMrnnu
By RUTH CAMERON.
Do You Know This NAM


There il an old saying that # you
cannot have what you lii" Il s equally
good to like what you hHv".
! suppose that is :rur an y"t--wcll,
there arc some pc"pi" who have that
ernincntly communicable habit and yet
who arc very cxa&pcrntlnE 10 mo.
For instance" Their" - = IuHn IN our
neiEhhorhoOd who is nl"d To- tn, fun
with this spirit Of rnnlrnn"nt with his
lot. II" has u WIFI AMI three children.
Three IS. arCurdIns :" him. "NartIy m"
tho best number for any man Ia have.
Fewer would not l." doing his duty.
Nor would pr L." many.
Ho Love- to Wnlk.
Hn works IN 4 part Of tn" cry WhiCh
makes Il n"""ssar? for him to walk 4
milo and n half n!rhr and morning UNI
less he wants /" pay doubt" ~: rare.
He loves to walk. wouldn't liz" in
any othc. part &c III" civ for ,h.u r"'r-
son n for no other
He has also n hI"Trr u" has bought
That type not as the r""t - - have.
because II - thc 1rhS; rrI"i,sisr. hui
because l.: IS IN convenient {" hnvr -
car Of which ono ran Gri tn" rnris nm? =
where: also h. wants his "rf' :" -
able "a drive IT, md he doesn't think
women should driv" those heavy "nrE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-20
ZOO BANKERS IN
ANNUAL SESSION
At HUNTINGTON
WAR COUNCIL" GATHERING HELD
BY OFFICIALS OF INSTITUTIONS
FROM THROUGHOUT STATE.
Governor. coInweu Appeals to Delegates
to Help Homes and Not Huns
Resolution Committee on Sol
d1er's Death Appointed.

Special Dispatch To TIL" lnt"lligcncrr.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. sept. 10
The lwrnty-tifth annual session Of the
West Virginia Bankers association.
termed rs 4 war Council. /" which
busy :n"n from all over the state have
como. convened here this morning. Near
~ aDn bankers came. not for tn, purpose
nj improving their own business. hut 81
discovering how they may best perform
their duties as citizens and government
agents in this hour OF tho nations need.
II is n meeting at which. AZ at hardly
any other CONVENTION. imIriu"us Will he
given 10 the fourth Liberty loan drive.
which starts September -. in West Viz
giria. H. is a gathering OF business
men who have 50 far departed frun any
tendency they may hay" entertained in
tn. beginning TO cry business Us usual"
that they have come rs by common UNI
Outstanding to accept the statement nt
lieutenant George Savage, nf tho
French high commission who spoke be-
fore them this morning. that war is
IN" only business"
g. #. Ticshaw. Of Parkershnrg, this
morning paid rHSponS" {" the address
welcome made by Attorney Herbert
ritzpatrirk on behalf OF the associated
banks OF Huntington. Joseph Hill. or
Charleston, secretary ar tho association,
made his annual report. which dispensed
with the routine for the day.
Featuring the day were addresses by
Lieutenant Salvage and Governor John
J. Cornwell. Both speakers called upon
the bnnkers "a again respond TO the cry
nf the times and help the home. not tho
HIM.
\ letter was read ny II. o. NeshIrc.
president Of the association, from Mason
Matthews. Of Lcwisburg, formerly pres
dcnt of the organization. which told OF
the death OF his son, Alex. on the front
in France. Condolences Of the associa-
ton wore sent to Mr. Matthews.
The appointment of the following
committees was announced:
RESOLUTIONS Commttcc-tiraS Silver,
chairman: Jos. :. Miller. Il. l.. r. Tai
bott
Adults Committcc-F. prumhillcr. c.
VI. Cohen. Barnard Swope.
Nominations Committcc-A. T.. G.
Bray. &. T. Hitrshew. ~ T.. Schmidt.
Reception Co,nm!ttc,-L. NJ. France.
chairman: Il. l.. Archer. X. l.. Talbot.
LOS. :. Miller II. r. Hagen. W. +.
pregans. G. I. Snow, c. ID. Miller.
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All of which is very convincing. But
wait bit.
And He Used to Love Small Houses,
He used to have u small hnuSC when
he adured \ large house was just s"
much moro work 10 take care Of Ne
said. He didn't want maid around
they spoil the privacy nf tn" homo. ana
Yet he didn't want his wife To spend
all her time al housework. Then. tor"
small houses are much more homoIiRc.
He had 50 thoroughly convinced me az
his sincerity that when | heard hc hao
q chance to get Il much larger house Tor
tho same rent l said confidently; WI
course he won't take il: he really likes
n small house.
Then heard he had snapped MP the
opportunity. And now u" goes about
saving that the house he has now IS
ideally adapted for his family and fhh'
there isn't n houS" in the whole city h'
would rather have
But Cant One Be Truthful and Happy,
Tbo2
OF course II Is an awfullr happy way
To be, this thinking that anything you
have is tho best ever brcauS" 1t Is
YOURS and that You wouldn't change l.
if you could.
am ashamed Of myself for heing
cxasperatcd by it
Tho only half way decent explanation
If nv TRANSFORMATION that can find IS
that sclr-drreption is al III" root Of mas
content and there ar" no lies / disllk"
so much rs tho lies ono tells nnrScl'
II is beautiful 70 he contrntrd with
onc's lot, but don't think there 1s any
mood Of pretending that If on" 'nuio
have them ,hrrc arc not other things
ono would like even better.
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PRESS ASSOCIATION
EMPLOYEES EXEMPT

NSlIlNGrnN. Sept. l9-Emnloyrs
% rr"ss ns%"cilIInns actually engaged
III tn. rull"CiIun ard TRANSMISSION OF
news by wIr"' Ia daily newspapers. ur-
DIR railing ton!cht Ivy TN" provost mar
Shal generals "ii!r". ar" included among
;,rr:mn> my. rad IN Fec. sSary "Crupa-
TONS. AMI therefore entitled IL H."
CLAIMS for deferred draft classification
under the amended s''!rctivc service aci,
In response In inquiries on Tins sub.
IcCl. thr following statcmnn, WIS auth
cried:
"P"rsnus regularly 50 employed arc
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which are called examples OF German
,-,naranda have been introduced IN
,,,I,,. schools Of Portage county. accord
inr 10 a protest made 20 Rliss Morton.
sn..,.iul inv 1stisation agent. here TO-DAY
W. r. Mcdowell. superintendent ~ inc
.I:orrs,,svtll, public schools. said tonight
yi,r book mad been adopted for use IN inc
,n,Ir;v schools ovrr his protest. .. H.
pr, superintendent: of tho PORTAGE
county s,.i,;,ols. declared that Jew Schools
w,.-c ,;siur ,h.. hook. and that no pro-
C;..rr,uuiSn was suspected when II was
adopted. col
10th ,nvi-e investigation Of the VOL
uulHS.
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Mrs Fred li"tk. If 11uI"'w"I. VI. ~
visiting Mrs ls"S'' Par.
Mrs VIM. Mooney "f Oklahoma. Is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Minnie MrlhvItt "f New NI"H-
andrla. ohio. - Nisitiu" her daughter
Mrs Th"IVaS MITCHELL
Miss Olive Ts!lrymrlr. If New Mex
andr!a. nhtn. So Visiting IN W"llshurE.
Jalmr> Wnyir AMI L." W!Ih.rr OF
W,.llshurE. attends" ~" 'i:N'''' ;lE"H h%
the rurS'.. "f III" ON" VALE. hospital
nj Si"uh.nyiIl.. ON W'inrs,ia! evening.
Richard Miller. VII" has hcor at Camp
Taylor. Louisville Ky" attending off
tcr#' training "antr Cor artillery. has
hrnn transferred from infantry IN ar'ii-
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wellsbnrp Personals.

Thomas MrC"rd. Crisis EalStNn. 'f"o.
Ta.rih AMI Frank Charlton mntornd to
.,l;i2 Obi" on Thursday {" attend the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs viii HEDGES NJ near
NT.s, Liberty. W Va. w"r.' business Wis
IInrs M iL.. city nii Thursday.
Lieut. St"v" Eatta!iA. san Of Mr. and
Mrs. James l!atiali:L "f this city. has
arrived Stt,, over seas according IN
word received BEFORE entering ihr S"rv-
irr I.i"ui E.rrialia. VII" is with III" nN!-
alton cnrI'$ was ASSISTANT haggnG'' mas
t.. Oh tn, Pennsylvania Lines.
Misses Frances Robinson and Ad"l;rH
BrcHkn ma Mrs. EoSc iir"zka I'"''S VIII
attend III" court 'h"atr" a. Wheeling on
Thursday night.
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entitled Ia present claims 10 olSlFic'
boards claim for deferred CLASSIFICATION
on the ground that they are persons
engaged IN y occupation 4 \
found lu lie Ircr:&ary 10 IN"
maintenance ui The national interest
during tho emergency. Persons SO
claiming deferred class fication should b.
prepared /" present to district boards
90 proof nf tho claim as set forth: and
t.D proof that they th"Ins selves nrr ner-
rs$irv 10 the operation of the Particular
cn'"rprIs" in which they arc engaged.
such claims should nc noted in the
1ucstionnaires in accordance with the
directions given in the insert relating 10
the presentation OF claims for deferred
classification on the ground Of hoiAG
engaged in industries, etc."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-20
RODGERS Funeral.

The funeral services held over tho
remains Of :. NJ. dodgers from tho
HON" If Mt and Mrs. 6. G. Curtis on
Thursday afternoon. were largely at-
tcnGrr Tho drrrnsrd was horn and
reared n: bethany and belonged /" ono
nf tho best known families in Brooke
county. \ brother Of Mrs. George G.
Curtis Tho services wrrr conducted ny
Pcv 4 N. IIarvcnot. Of Cincinnati. o..
and Rev. H. l.. LutE. "f the WcllShurr
Christian church. Tnt"rmcn' was made
in Rrrukr cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-20
WELlSBURG go
The Kean Reunion.

Thu, annual reunion of III" k"an tam
i1y WAS held Saturday 1t Stanton Fark.
Struhcnv;.l". OHIO with larE" nuinn"f
Of tho family and connections present.
DR. W. X Cummings Of W"llsrillc. Is q
member Of III" organization. his grand
father. William k"an. deceased. being 4
,,runncnt member ri tn" family
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
tconttuusd Prom Page Tnree)

turns Tomorrow to h'e home IN vino
.nr Gambia after q short visit WIN
W.arYood friends. Dancing ana music
formed tho chief diversions occupying
the young people Throughout the eve
wing snppJem.ntcd by the serving OF i
luncheon of 8 most tempting order at
Il lat. hour. where the patriotic note
vas soon in the decorative scheme Of the
,nhle. rho following made up the merry
party
Misses:
1,ucr.,ia Thompson. Virginia SheurinE.
N,-r, Shutter. Leah Miller.
Maud" Wright. Peari pc7ih
So-nicc I4.onard- stella Meyers.
X,n-,,. T,inrle Olive Marsh.
MrSSrS:
Teddy Meyer h'tfi"S NloNu'u'n'
Itallir Meyer. "llii1'n f1hcSHS'
1-,yd. rru,yn Frank Brooks.
Ron k.rnn John Mowac-
CLYDE Smith.
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-,rn NArY. FOUND THE BEST.

God digestion is N" foundation OF
-r,nd health Foley Cathurtlc IioictS
Eseu Ike bowels rcEulsr. swceirn the
s.on,Ch and tono W the liver. There IS
nothing better il one desires an ne OLD d
$50 70, thoroughly cleansing in CT
feci p, Lias,on. Newark. Ind. says
he used 4 great many kinds Of catharo
tics, but Folcy's cathartic Tablets gaIH
MIN more satisfaction ,han any othGI'
Hn says They arc the best cathar''G LID
i,.s made. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-20
The Honor Roll.

The Homo Roll 'h"adTEart"7s wrrr
opcncd last night at IN" y. NJ. {. y. and
one hundred dollars was subscribed on
tho opening night. TIL" committee" VII!
br on tho job NIL day today and tonight
anil many subscriptions ar" looked Tor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-20
Marriage Licenses.

Howard Gordon Sn"ltz"r and Marian
pihlcr. OF h"onmnrc. Ia.
Alexander D. Fot"i1" and Marie \.
StackhouSc. df Pittsburgh. FL.
Oakley Charleston. Of Lawrence couh-
tx Ohio and Leila Stevens. of Mineral
city Ohio
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New Ohio Corporations.

l.rGSll,n.
-cr.stlin. Roy'C. Donaldson and others;
El5.oop. .l ,...,
Akron, LOUIS Schott and others: S>".ou0
Socialist Co-ope-ativc Company. lay
Lton. f.. l.. Rodgers and others: *l9."on.
Western. Pennsylvania coal Company.
hZanesyillc: l.. L. Burger and others:
rS2"5 ,00n.
"a lnc-.aSes-GuiLan Company. Column
.-bus: S25.000 I" S5".Do0. Giatr"u SILVER
accompany. Cl-v"lard: $4,000 TO 100000.
4. WASHINGTON co L + THoCSE.-
-Forn,er STATE Senator y. L. Crcauler
s+lawyer and capitalist here for many
Sye;,rs, died today after an illness "f sew
rcral weeks. as..l :, years He served IN
-,th. Ghiu Selat" III l>>!-" and tw" terms
as prosecuting attorney.
lntcrurban railway companies OF Ohto
exucct t. ask tho Federal governments
for q loan pf So nhh.""0 :" SI.phn.hv" fnt
.-purchas.. "t equipment anal establish
~1ncnt OF additional terminal facilities
- They seek u "rt%r !nto.;I NOR: *N':h-
~sir. freight carrying Business. thereby
relieving congrSt.-i steam roads OF th"::
less-,han-car-lv; shipments.
Interurh;ln officials IA: they c"aiH
handle several times their present
-amoun, % fright. hu; AZ. hacking ;hc
.,e.,uipmcn, ami ;ti' money ;" buy IT.
u. ,.oL,t.Ml:I.S. o. $:r: ie--Mar:e
>-ri. asa; Is 6. i!:rinut:ys mani OF - WI"
lives =: 'ravl": StHt:rn. !; t!!e r::auutact-
-'urin:. settlement O:i I'll" c'.ad 10 New
ark !,-!..:. her blu CAIN: Z" COLUMBUS
today SO. .v.,nt"i 20 come along but nc
threa,.r,, ~ Kill he, IL sa: followed
,hir,. =. i',-" VIM Gan hardly pose AS
"A pert -. obtained coat SIZE IN.
>and 4 go. - trousers fully two -e"i
zion long tn- h"-. II" property o! h'V
~father. and to"< ne n:Nt train out @;
-lraylor Station When sh. landed at the
Union depot IN this c!ty. hrr trousers
relied 40 sin tt;rnS and her collar raised
TO meet q cap wh;rh she had pulled
down over her cars. sh. attracted the
attention OF two p"lics1nent. VII" cS-
.sorted her To police station
-. Take OK your cap sonny. said y
.fatherly cop "n duty there. When MISS
Marie resopndrd she exposed her lonS
chair. Holy smoke: he's girl. on" or
-. be policemen. calculated. Then Marie
was turned Over to tho ma;ror with IN
~structions that she b. sent homo.
- CAN'T PERI James Conner. aged
30 Of Chicago. fell from IN au'" truck
at I.acarne and vas killed.
=. F1NDLAf.-Factorics IN this city
need 500 workers.
-: Rr'CYRUS.--Esr. l. 0. Corb"st. pas
e4or Of First baptist church. has resigned
oard viii. Iear" he city.
y.
PORTShOUTEI.--Rev. T. n Camp
Sbcll. pastor Of King Avenue Al. r
Church. Columbus. will be appointed pr
yaidinSs elder OF tn. Columbus district.
THE Methodist Episcopal conference.
snow in session here. will close SATURDAY.
~ -
TOLE1x).--C;corGc Robinson. aged IS,
sshot and killc.i Mrs. Sarah Cauin:ss and
e:then com nnittcd suicide.
-
- FTEDI1AT.--Rer. Il. T. Norris has re-
e,.;rned as pastor OF the McCornb Church
OF Christ and will so :" Fremont, Mich.
C,EVEIIAED.-TcXth in history
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-20
A Veteran On Job.

Alexander Hood. of Nh""ilnS col
lcctor for tho Evening News. was s"'h'
over his rnnIoS in outlying towns from
N'hc"liug taking in N"ilshurH 1hur9
Tlay
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The Kind You Have Always Bought.

Hs the caution applied the public announcement Of Goia that has
hen manufactured under the supervision Of Chas t. Fletcher tor over
I genuine Casto We respectfully attention fathers and
purchasing caste see that the . 5s his 81 goao es
the bottle red who have used Casoa for their little ones the
past wears need warning against conte and limitations put our present
utv is call attention Of the generation e great uansei
ducing into their families spurious medicines .. :,
It is regretted that there people who are now engaged IN the
neo business Of putting and selling all substitutes what SHOULD
more properly be termed counte for medicinal preparations not on Or
d but worse vet chren medicines therefore deVes the moner
cn osev what she gives her child Adults do that tor themselves
Init the child has TO RELY the mothers wachulness
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Adding Tho Adrect.vea.

What's the matter with having sach
A breakfast right M homo as the old
fashioned heroine used TO prepare IN by.
gone stories? You catch the aroma"
from, her cotfcr-pot as sho "dcftly
moves between kitchen and dining
table" Her heaped bowls OF fruit arc
roster than any Of your own experiences
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and her corn breads rival those OF the
south.
We have much tho same dishes Us sho
only somehow. the adjrctires seem to
b. lacking. Let US aid n little rhetoric
for ENTHUSIASTICALLY now when tho
sugar is short.
There is the coffee. for example We
ruin il 50 often by too much sugar and
too little method. It's such = shame To
make 4 syrup out OF perfectly good cof-
fee
People smile Mt you when you refuse
sugar as IL ii were 4 childish idea of
helping on tho wAr. If you protest that
you prefer coffee that way they are Un-
convinced. But after 4 weeks trial
most people do say that it is better
without. That rich punccnt, foreign
flavor should not h. killed by sweetness.
Then there is that bowl al fruit When
VIC rat peaches on picnics, we don't
sugar them. Nor do NO carry along Il
great sugar bowl when we go brrrying
and rat our way from hush to hush Of
rip: black berries ana raSphrrriCS. Fruits
already contain sugar ~ part Of their
makeup. a ripe fruit IS delicious
thing It needs no sugar to improve
or course thcrrS no use pretending
that things will t:Lst" the same without
sugar. But they are good. sometimes
even better for the difference. And
f1avors Of every sort your mind and
cook book can devise Then start nam
ing them. A spicy" dish. n tart"
sauce. sound far more delicious than
"sugariess" ones. \ little detcrmna-
tion. a little flavor Inh Z vR'nit hwntcr-
ing dcScri ptiv" name make food with
out sugar really tempting.
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Surprise Oinner.

Mr.. John Adam Hess was rendered Il
surpris" dinner last evening At his home
in Birch Lynn hnnoriuE tho occasion Of
his birthday. \ delightful four course
dinner was served to the guests and \
very pleasant evening followed.
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will Entertain.

\, h-r home on Virginia street Miss
7loranc. llannon will be hostess to a
rumh.- IF her friends to-morrow oven
inn. Dancing will b" the principal di-
version Of the evening and dainty
luncheon will be served Those In at
Tendance, will be:
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:. WASHINGTON COCE THoCSE.-
~F,ornler STATE Senator y. Il. Crcamer'
sslawyer and capitalist here for many
syears, died today after an illness or sew
scral weeks. ag"'l =, E"nrS He served IN
Tho Chi" Sshat" III l>>!-" ana Nv" 'er'"S
~as prosecuting attorney.
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~ CAMP eERRT.-Janrcs Conner. aged
so, of Chicago. fell from IN AIR" truck
at Iacarne and vas killed.
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-. Rr;CYRUS--Eev. l. o. Corb"st. pas
11or Of First baptist church. has resigned
oard vii. IeaS" he city.
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Letters from Prominent Druggists
addressed TO ChaS. H. Fletcher.

Central Drug Blch we consider your Caots
IN class distinct from patent medicines and commend IT.
Chsty Drug Pa, We have sold your
satisfactory We cannon
refrain from saying good when get chance
Jacob Bros Philadelphia Eve take pleasure In recon-
dne Fhers oldest and best Of tho prep
lions o kind upon the market
Hess Your Castora always gives
for 1t and only sell The KIND You
Have ways Bought the original
The yoeeeI pros Of Minneapolis wish that
demand for Fechers Ca At all OF our n'ee
o and that It gives satisfaction trade
Polk Miller Drug Richmond Va says Your Castora one OF
the most satisfactory preparations have handled seems
completely public demand for such an Article ana seaoV
creating a growing sale by its merit
Capdau we handle every good home
rv public and while shelves arc thoroughly
rnned with the proprietary articles there arc 70"
onv which have the uncasng sale that CAstora haA
Dow Cincinnati Ohio says When people IN Increasing num-
h nra buying for years. when passes
The fad and household nn
can be been firmly established we can and 40
.sdv offer thi, kind Of Fletchers CaoA-
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& lnc:.aSes--GuiIan Company. Sotuu'-
.-bus: S35.01p I" S5".poo. Giatr"u SILVER
,,x.ononanv cleveland: $4,000 TO 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-20

=. F1NDLAT.-Factorlcs IN this city
need 500 workers.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
sHERIFF-s SALE.

By virtue Of special execution orlen foreclosure II
sued out of tho Clerks Office Of the district Court
Of Philips county and State OF Colorado AMI 70
directed. where by l am comnanicd to MAKE the
sum Of eighteen hundrcd and fegty s7-i0o dollars
Sisio.s7) and costs Of suit the amount Of certain
Judgment recently obtained against Robert W
Saiey and Mary A Saiey in favor Of David sehrsm
out of the lands tsnements. goods and cha.ties
Of the said Robert W Saloy and MARY A sai-y
have levied on the following property. to-wit
The south west quarter Of section onc
In township six north range forty-six west of
the sth 3 IN In Colorado tsw i-G i6)
Therefore, according to said command shall ex
poss for sale. at Public Auction all the right title
and interest Of the above named Robert W salsy
and Maty A Salsy In and 10
the above described property. on Tuesday the .
day Il Sept 1918 at 200 o'clock p. N. at tho west
front door Of the Court House in Holyoke Phil
lips County co!oraao
Dated at Holyoke.. Colorado. this IS day o.
July iSis.
ED. W. JAMEs
Sheriff OF Phillips County
First pub, July %
Last pub Aug is
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Hugh Nc cCaughey Dies.

a telegram reached Holyoke
Thursday announcing the death
of Hugh McGaughey at the
home of a sister in Routt coun-
ty this state. He was visiting
at the home of sister. His
daughter, Mrs. Tomlin left Eol-
yoke Thursday to attend the fu
neral and take the body to Den
yer Tor burial.