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The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
Europe,s Worst Famine.

The famine of 1911 extended over one-third of the area of the empire In Europe and affected more or less tf. reetly 3000O,0O0 people, while S,OOO,OOO were reduced to starvation. Weeds, the bark of trees and bitter bread made from acorns, constituted the chief diet for the destitute. This was the most widespread and most severe famine which has befallen a European nation in modern times.
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
Hnarded Snnar Sold

New York-Fifteen tons of sugar, which Pincus Friedman, an East Side bookseller, was accused of hoarding. was sold by the federal Food Admins tration to hospitals. charitable institu- tions, and some 500 retail grocers, at nine cents pound. Friedman is un- der s2,500 bail
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
Plan Daylight Saving.

Washington. - A daylight saving bill, more drastic than the Senate measure, was introduced by Represen- tative Sims of Tennessee, chairman of the House Interstate Commerce Com mission. It provides that the act shall sage and continue during the war.
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
TAKE LADS OF 20
 AS SHIP OFFICERS

cargo of wine and other articles which l knew to be in great demand in those islands"
 Captain Silsbee sold his cargo for three times it's cost at the Isle of France, and again loaded for home.
 He was nearly ready to sail when he got word that another embargo was likely. Hastily putting to sea. he was obliged to anchor next day at the Isle
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
Navy Supplies Burn.

Norfolk, Va.-Fire at the United States naval base at Cherrystone, Va, destroyed large warehouse contain ing food and clothing. A relief vessel carrying supplies has been sent from Norfolk.
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08

nying the petition of Mrs. May Gard, her for an annulment of the marriage of her daughter to Don Bigelow.
 Mrs. Gardner told the court that Mrs. Bigelow was not eighteen years old when she became a wife and that Bigelow was less than twenty al the time he obtained a license tc wed. Judge Denison held that there Is no law in Colorado making the marriage of minors illegal, but thai the official who performs such cere. monies is subject to fine and i'm. prisonment.
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
The Tired Business Man.

T tell you, the American business man leads an active life!"
 Il should say so! When a business man gets good and tired his idea of->r rest is to spend half the night at al musical comedy and the other half at supper party!"
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
An archaeological expedition, including Brazilian, Spanish and Portuguese sci enlists, will study the district.
MARRIAGE OF MINORS LEGAL
Colorado Judge Decides They Cannot Be AnnulIed Under the State
 Law

Denver, Colo.-Marriage of boys and girls not of legal age are legal in Colorado and cannot be annulled.
 This was the decision of Judge J. A. Denison in the district court in de-
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
Ratified in South Carolina.

Columbia, S. c. - By vica voce vote the lower branch of the South Carolina General Assembly ratified the proposed prohibition amendment to the federal constitution. The Sen ate ratified the amendment several days ago.
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
To Pass On Bond Issues

Washington.-Allen B. Forbes of New York. member of the bond sell ing firm of Harris, Forbes & Co, has been appointed chairman of board of three advisers to the Federal Reserve Board to pass on applications for ap- preval of security issuts.
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
Not a Happy Home

"Does your wife scold when you stay out late?"
 "Yes," replied Mir. Meekton. "Bht only for half hour or so. If I didn't go out at all she'd scold all evening"
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
War Council Closed.

Versailles. The Supreme War Council of premiers and generals clos ed the present series of general meet ings. Premier Clemenceau of France presided at the sitting
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
Postal Clerks Benefit.

Washington. General increases of salaries of postal employees are en- bodied in bill ordered fayorably re- ported to the House by the Postofiice Committee
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
Engineers Are Named.

Wilmington. Del - The United States government has commissioned the Dupont Engineering Company to act as its agent in the construction of a smokeless powder plant on the Cum berland river near Nashville, Tenn.
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
Perfect ExnlanatIon

Little Bobby-What does Knows no bounds" mean. dad? Explain |. 10 me.
 Dad (buried in newspaper)-Kansa- roo with rheumatism.
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
New Loan To EnqIand.

Washington. A new credit of s210,000,000 to be paid to Great Brit ain during February, was established by the treasury.
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
War Finances Planned.

Washington. = Steps toward vast financial operations for the war were planned at conferences between Sec retary McAdoo and leaders in Con- gross.
The Monticellonian., 1918-02-08
More Careful.

"The German submarines A~,e taken again to sinking neutral ships" "Yes, they know the neutrals haven't any guns"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-11
Early British Report.

LONDON, Iuly Id '"nSid"rhh'' 49,
liyily VA: Il. v.luIrrh early tins m"riI'"T
hy ,L.. GERMAN artillery and mH'h't'
guns IN r.,. rrsI,.n east 80 .tini"n*' 'T'it'
III, Vicinity ni Nilrr-- l;rr't"nn"auN l"
TN. Ancr,. says tr-!rH'S war "li''' re-
port. =,
The ,irrurn< delivered local h'"'NS
IT, IN. Vili,r:- ir..ttrnm"au\ area hH'
Ih"S,. ". r. r"ruIsru
ON il. r'lan,IrrS front III" l'r't'Sh car
rind gu, an operation III ih'. ''lhh! u
Norris. northeast of Ni"pp" wool. ~
means If which tn" In vas ""fhn't'i
a short di~tanc" and prisoners were
taken. Ta.. statement reads:
"Inrrrasr,l h"S;tj" arilii'r ~ a'l'Ni'E
carly last might ,i!St ~ Nrli"rS-hr'''"H-
r,ou> wr* followed hy local ATTACKS
which were r"j,li$ d. t:triy this MORN
Ins me cn"my% artillery and mtrh'n"
Gums developed Guns: 'l"rah'' activity
from ill.," llriui'E 81 NilmrS-iirctl"''
n.aux - IN" mere.
~ hostile r'Iii.mc party wa" "Ti''n
or y"s'.r,iny mrt"rur?m south "f
lUcqn"l.
"Imrlnc tho might "" advarc"d "h'
lin. a shnr, dIS1Ju"c by sur'"SSiH'
local operation IA Il" u'iGhh"rh""" -
Norris nni captured Soy raj prlS",'r T.
and Il machine gan.
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TE!L5L)If RED CROSS CROSS REST
5Tl[|QI|55lLL OVER FRANCE

%-} y,:i,K l.Ff - TIN. wrr, -
l:',":;-.,r ,,t.u,.:i It. tn :a!.rrIi f.'
'..ati.,ns Ter Nu"!srt.' 1:"'i~ 'r !ft"''.
w!.rl '..,. l... ,.trj '!:-H'I t.. ill., - !
g, 'r..s, 49,. ....,..,.,L IA il letter from.
!ir~ I;.ru."u, Tiffany. :'"'!E't. ~ A.
lu...,l;l,,,.r.. Mc> -.l:t;.ll. wh' -
widely hm,."0 hur". lS~ Boz. '""n%' /
'nr =, Ill, r.,,:.. "a TIN! h"'::i'H 81 re-" J.
Nh!ch = HI-i.:s,.' from tn" I.'d iEva-S
l.rrk '.,r cfy'i'r;a~.
Il started -. :. r..-i station - d.
which consist 'f 81! :Hi!rm:ir! - -
.,.,l. :; ,.:,,.',,.r r,r!r:,'."ii ru,,!u. r.
,tfirln. :,,d .I:ruulG bot shower lHihN
and !,lu,.u, It's: ;.lnI3;. g" III" lays. ''Fl.''
..;,.r ,,.r.. g.: -. Sl:.-rl corps. III" ii,''
r,.ir,h,,l,. MA. ,uyim" American l"!'
,,l,.:.. m;r.., Through E;nur" They
,>.,~:. ,.,!ru,..I lot. and ih...4;h th':'
htV, dug I"rSt htrl'% until iE"lr "H'hS
-. r,,r,. ,h.,. ulv,,s CONE. and ;In.'
ia. ,.i.,u, .i,,,. and write their lcIl"r.;
=. ,r.. ,.v-,.....,
.Is ,,.,... o.. I.,,,n md .li,. ru,,,.
,,,., , i,..,.. ,i,.,r bows ,urrr,!at. T.,
49,. ,.,,.,,,1,,.,.ss ana
- '''' u II .L,.,. .,r,.
T"4"r ana nc E'H'''' 49," t'
for 'h'in, II !rl '"o'" So ''E'' i'''' o
urcd lAc"S relax "h"l ICY >'''' ~" Il
YOU W"Gld r'nliH'' Wlh' ms SO" "'
u,,.unS War l. $'lrh mi uglE thIH!s. -" II
dirty. &nrG'I thlnE ~ h''Nt; ih"r' are
-, mu;iv hatrtuI. uulrruSt"mrl THINGS
,.,,r ,,,,.n r.r, r,y,. tn do that ut l.;t- l
w ,. ,L.,,, ,,Yru,tb md ,.l,aul.-
I ..i,,r ,,.h..r,.rr W.. cam
MSS '''' ,. IN ANY tir,!
,,. .,,,,,. ,r.,ir vb7r.,
men ialtihE out 90 Il ,"'''' s''"'
ih"% h;.r'' '''n ''"H"' ~ sN ,',,,,.,.
Gays with i "'''''n'i' 80 ~ ,r,.. tn,.
and sleeping with th"ii'' An'F ~
IL rnupl" "f hours 10 wait. 50 l''E ''N',
n hot shower with plenty ~ soap anu
towels given tr thcm and then hay" =
GOOD meal. waited upon 10y such rhrrr-
:,,1 ,,,,4I, ,,o.ri,.,n Girls: play tho
1,, -, writ, y letter nom" mn |
L,'''''' .,", ,,,rl. WIN, l,,v. given US
- ,n,,, ,yi.,, w,ulI l.. 50
bH' H'""IA ~ ,,r,,, &c nrIr they
very k"'"' :" wy
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LONDON. .1uiy ia NV provisional
::ovrrIlmrnI i"r Siberia which has III"
Unanimous Support "f TIA" POPULATION
and which Will ""n'inu" tn right IN"
Central Powers ha. boon established al
Nladiy"StuE. .NrCu"t'lNl :" n Tunes 'I"S-
Isl;Ch from Toxic quoting tn" CORES
In,id"nt ,f III" NSiIAi. In" nCw govern
inrnt intends Ia summon r"nSi!iurHt
assembly anh :" restore law ann order
thrrur%"u! She country.
IN. program sc III nov r''N"rn'n'n M
includes tn" liberation ~ Siberia from
IN l:m!S!I.'I III In" avoidance !; roSSi-
h." 81 FOREIGN int"rv"n;l"n: universal
Suffrage: establishment Of nr"ylncliti
councils. and Labor bureau: distribution
nf tho iur.I among tn l3n"l'SS ami CON
troll Of economic H"t!N.il'S.
siberia VIII thus. ari'ls n" "nrr"$r"nd-
on nr he Times. h"r"n" ia" first DOM
"rraI.c state in III" history Of Russia
and il & hoped BE- III" fare runner Of Il
great Russia.
TIN. flag adopted by IN" now govern
m.ni consists It IVY" stripes Of white
ail green
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! French soldier VIII" came PROUD! up
I. an American IT It certain h'auuii'
I"r> town Tho oth"- day ASKED
'Y"u >nlk f'r"n"l: &C.,.
Nope" answered the American. not
yet"
:. 'rh., t'rrnrhman smiled cornlac'nlly.
Nv" -r.l; I"mSi""sh. i" SAID. inc
.nu,rr.t,n =r.nn'i Hni IN" fr"h'hN.ah
ln.,E.d .ir,ui fnr some means I" show Els
,.,,u..ss -, ia. f.rri"n tongue. At that
n.ni,..,I It French girl. very neat ard
rrrr. IN lar prai"i hat. '"ng, coat. and
high faced lsrosS. came along. =" The
!'rrnrhman jrrkrd his bend toward hcr,
locked knowingly nj the American and
said irIumphantIy: "Chickcn.
The American roarcd.
shake" he said. extending his hand.
You don't speak English: you speak
American. London Opinion.
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CALDWELL AND M'NEAL
Continued from First Page.


N,i.aughijn. u. y. Beatty. rarkcrs burg:
". q; Mat iow; and E""rG'. Dunglcson.
Jr.. rlarkShurS.
Interest continues :" grow IN the OK
Ai:li:un match .: Friday when "Chick
Evans ;Ind "Jnyk' l:uirhiS"n meet julie
r@!lock nud''tl"N tGnuiuEham and al
ready hundreds -: admission tickets h;LN"
been sold for IN" rtat"n. The Lrd.cS Of
tn" It..L Irus$ ar" selling tn" tickets and
they may h, procured ut thu j. t.. i:aunl
j. w..IrI st"r" NJ i.'d cross headquarters
or At an" club.
Evans and !lutc!:iSnn are "n tho scene
nov. having arrived last night lat" or
.-rriy this morning .tad ar. eagerly
waiting tor TN; inE iun'"h. i'"th are
Known a. ch.t;:ifi'';.,' am! ih'.r meeting
local artists viii la. watched with inter-
"St. i;",:l ar" playing Ter II" benefit
OF the i:,d Cross and tHr entire proceeds
at tn, day VIII h.. given the local chap
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AUSTRIA DECLINES
Continued From First Page

Austria and through Bavaria % SAX
nny. The Hoods wci" especially heavy
in SalzkammerGut. where houses an'l
bridges wore swept away.
The panaubc at Vienna reached. on
Saturday. tie hr. glH's; l"r"l rNCNri"d ~
80 years, and was stu rising when tn"
Vienna reports OF tho Vienna Hoods
were printed.
Urispa;rhcs from Berlin on July
reported sever" floods in many parts "t
Germany. with serious damage 10 crops
IN scvcra! districts in Germany and
across the Austrian hcTdcr)
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WAR GARDENS ARE
NOW AT SI'ANDSTILL

War Enr,i"n$ in This section ar at
stan,!S;iii itIr ~ cool weather AMI LACK
Of rain. according Ia reports. M rain
Is IN SiCht. iircnr,lIur 10 t:i" wcNrr"r
:, r"ra&,"r and @nrd'E"r* Will he ""rn-
prllrG ;n use Srrukiiur ran or hos" to
keep gardens growing.
TIL" prcSnut cool spoil is unusual but
by no means unprecedented III" w"h thor
man SAYS. There. has been i deficiency
Of IS degrees IN temperature already
Tor July. an average g.! Il tl!t!" moro
thaa degrees 'iaLlr below IrrnaL
Tier" has been pra'1 i'ailE II" ram. rnlN
nn"-t.nih If al lu''i, hrvimi; fallen thus
month. This - ls.~S .hHn one twelfth
;h.. usual rainfall for th" first nine days
Of .Iuiv.
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and The railroad. He also Offered 10 as

and The .railroad He also offered To as
sist ~ developing the local fisheries.
Til: E".Sh"TIk government however
mad, public Il protest through the Rus-
sian wireless on June so. Leon TrotzHH.
the Hrl<h.viki war minister, on. July
!, Denounced n high treason any n"'p
gwen "th" foreign detachment ""'tn
has invaded Ill" Soviet TcpuhHc. re
also proclaimed VI. Iurir. president Oh
.b,> Inral soviet. traitor and All enemy
al she people.
:. despatch L. tho Daily Mail from
rrurnhagcn dated Monday. quotes Ger
man pa.rrS "a: SAYING that there arc
u 0nu Bnl*hcvlk troops Lett on hola
p'niusu.a.
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oral rajding np"rat!"us resulting in the
taking nf prisoners.
"'rhcrc Is nuthin4; tn report from Inc
remainder, Of tho front.
"AvIatiu!i---tn July seven '''r'''a"
.,irrIau,.x were brought down am! iva
,;tpIIv" MiIl"unS set IN Nr" an" u[
<truvcd hv our air forces
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON

Notice j.. hereby gwen that on or
:. bout tn" @0th day "i Jay, l?lH' WI "i
,.I;,.,iirn viii he flied with James =.
I.m,I,n Pardon Attorney. Charleston.
W.: y,r.lu;:,. for thr Pardon If Charles
IRONS ..,uytrfcl nf Grand Larceny Il;
III. Ilnuarv term. lHlN If Tho trlnl,haI
{ 'our1 ,r ohio county and s.'ht"li""d |"
Iri,rrtsnnmru; IN the West Virginia rem
i,,.u;lary for IN" period Of IWn Ey%'::
CSiGu"dl tllAkl'i'9 lH'''''
iN-A-i
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PROBATE OF WILL.

Gfficr "f the Clerk nf the County Court
uf ph!" County. West Virginia.
IA the matter Of tho probate OK Inc
Last Viii hId TrStamcn; Of William L.
Srh"inuf, ti"r"Gs d.
Thr object az the petition filed IN thiS
matter. on III" 3rd day Of July. IBIS i,
10 have Admitted I" rruhri" Il PA!',t
writing purpuTt!ub /" y" III" lost VIII
and tcStumcn; If Willum l.. Sch"mHi:
deceased. hearing dat Ia" GOTH dny OF
Apri!. 14lS .,uG y APPEARING from %i'
n rfiJnv!; mndr h.irr" III" ~ Jnhh J.
Arb..,,x, Esq. that Charles +. H'hS1hl''
Mary Everett, Lena FrahN"' Mi''l''
S,hrnnf. Hurry SCh"mrf. .'e"rf.'
Schcrnpf. I'aul Srh"rrpf. l.aur; S"h"nri
'II.ld;. I:hcrly and Fred t.h"rly. Interest,"
,.1 persons. and all unknown heirs "r''
non residents -: Ihr state II west NIr-
r!ni:. II is ordered that th'Y On apr" r
=, nv office in III" ti1E II hc"I1h~'
County md state aforesaid. wlihlh or
month after the date uf III" first rulhi-
r:,riur hereof and C!n what is necessary
ia uruI.,,t their interests III Shih lut' J.
.'rba i.rarini II said pntlt!''n Is SCI ~!
Nv. G,h haT Of august l"lN. hi zen
o'clock II. H.
JOHN r. WELLS.
Clerk Of County Court.
JOHN L. AEEENZ.
Attorney.
Published first time. July l?lN.
jy-t-il-IS-23
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Iir..nIa ay r..r beach. Gapa"itr Geo. Presenting
.:r,.lg :norra !u'" after "N"ss!:" ai;r:';!'''s'
;rn-.,ri,r;. ad r.'u-i.isL..-. l':h""" h't.S ;'n'
49,: ,rI',; :'-f.-. ri"I@;"f. re 'faM" ''"''.
,,r.r.. ,.-..,c rtt.r> s.r.a. "ai., S".SI rates So
-, dam, ,,,-.,u s.r,;y. Booklet; VI. 7. SHAW
iv-1i iu-; h.sAt
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FOR SALE-Live Stock.

FOR SALE-Jcrsey cow. Perfect health.
GOOD rich milker and great producer.
Graded. $500 cash. George Fl. P.
Schmidt, r. r. D. 4, Box z, Elm Grove,
w. Va, or call Bell 81 Elm Grove.
jy-9-i
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FRENCH F0RCE!: BACK
Continued From First Pagc.)
Late french RcTorT.

mr. tho fi%h;n.; activity ,hrr" ias hrcr
very Iul"rai"."
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PERSONAL

MALE correspondent wanted by Steel
Company must he able TO write short
hand and hr exempt from draft. Nd
dress Box e.. w. care Intciligenc"r.
jy6-m
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FOR RENT

FOE RENT-Good office and living
rooms on the second and third floors OF
/ the new In,clligcnccr building. 1905 and
! 1907 Market ST. Now ready for occu-
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care lntelll-
c.,cor ap-lI-tf
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FOR RENT

Garage and repair shop.
No. l Tenth street.. next to
Suspension Bridge.
JAMES L. HAWLEY
1o65h Nan Street.
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FOE SALE-1l: ton truck In first
class shape. Very cheap to Quick
buyer. The West Alexander Garage.
ie-HS-Q
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WANTED-Male =

WANTED - twenty-five Struc.
tural Iron Workers, rivet heat
crs and rivcterS wanted at once
for mill building work. Apply
the Babcock & Wilcox Co., Bar
bcrton, Ohio. Jy-10-m
wANTED-Boy. c. Hess & Son, 1871
Market St. Jy-ll-l
WANTED-t'irst class machinist. famil-
Jar with blast furnace work. Apply
Mex crfrry Iron Co. Lcctonia. Ohio. stat
ing references and wages expected.
jy-1l-i
WANTED-Two boys, 16 years or over
to learn the printing trade. Apply to
foreman Inte!lige1cer after p. M
.ny-15-tf
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WANTED-Male and Female

WANTED-Male and Female
----
q. S. Department Of Labor.
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE.
FREE TO ElI2LoYE AND EMPLOYER
wheeling Commercial Association
Assembly Room.
MERKET AUDITORIUM BUILDING.
HALE HELP WANTED.
Any number of Coal Miners.
tvs Mechanical Craftsmen
Two Electric Craremen.
- Foundry Clippers
Glass Blowers and Gathercrs. flint
factory.
Hotel Portcrs.
ilctel Eouscmen.
Any number Labcrers.
Machinists.
Freight Handlers
Grey Iron Moulders.
Pipe Cutters.
Two Electric Weldcr5.
FEMALE EELP WANTED.
Eight (cnIorcdJ Glass Bottle factory
DomcsIics.
POSITIONS WANTED.
MALE.
Truck Drivers.
Care Takr:. Of Lawn. Etc.
she'll Inspectors.
Veterinary surgeon.
Wa;chmen and Time Keepers.
FEMALE.
Stcn"Srapfcrs.
StcnoGraph"rs and Book-keopers.
Call ~ the United States Employment:
Service between 8 and o'clock for In
formation concerning any kind Of en-
rloy7acnt desired. Remember this Is =
public service and there Is no charge
whatever to any person je-lif
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NOTICE.

We beg TO announce that tho firm Or
Paul-1.huSh Co will hereafter b. known
as the CEas. E. Paul Co., doing = general
Real E;staI. and Insurance business wi;h
office at the sarre place.
sol Wheeling Eant end Trust Co. Bldg.
(Forucrly German: Bank E.Gs.)
Bell Tho," in:' National ST3-M
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Thrcc good agents to. sell
household necessities on the install
rcnt plan. Best Of goods and best Ct
commissions. We pay weekly. c. F.
Adams Co. l140-l142 Main St rnr-12-tt
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FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR SAIE-Two farms adjoining One
contains l36 acres. one a., Good build
irg+ Limestone land. all III meadow
and pasture: meadows now ready 10
harvest: - acres nf timber. These farms
are located miles from Lore city. Ohio
uu Il. n O. r. r. s.: miles from Seneca
yil'.. Guernsey 60. o.. town Of 100
rnrulalinn Price reasonable and on
ra,y terms for quick sale. c. ". Hutchi-
SON S.n"ruvillr. Ohio. Jy-lo-l
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FOR SALE-Automobiles.

FOR SALE passenger touring car.
just ovcrhaulcd. 1915. Call l104-N Nat.
iv-h1i
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Holm n. WELLS.

JOHN /. Alti'l.NI"
Attorney.
Published first time. July l?lN:-
jy-t-iI-lH-29
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-02-08
4 GOOD RECORD FOR
The PELICAN STATE
Campaign For Y. M c, A. War Work
Shows Up in a Gratifying
Manner.

The recent campaign for funds tor
the Y. NJ. G. A. war work resulted IN
the state of Louisiana making another
record for herself in helping along tie
different organizations asking Tor imam
cial aid since the war started. WhenN
the different states were being app0r'
toned their share Of the So; ,GCG, UG0 nee
essary for the execution OF the pialS
of the National War Work councI! CT
tie Y. NJ. C. A., Louisiana was allotted
Sl25,00O of that amount. With incom-
plete returns from some parts OF the
state. c. S. Watson, who has charge OF
the collection headquarters, lOO C!ty
Bldg.. New Orleans, reports that $751;
600 had been pledged. This shows that
the PEOPLE OF Louisiana have lar more
than doubled the amount they were
asked to give. There could be no GET
ter proof of the splendid patriotic Splllt
that exists all over than the way tne
friends of the Y. M. c. i. have support
ed this campaign for giving comfort 10
our boys in training and at the 'front.'
Tie district including Calc2S;eu, Allen
Vernon, Beauregarh and Jefferson
Davis parishes raised Il total OF $23,5i2.'
"a. Of this amount 1892 came from
Welsh. the remainder being given by
the other towns and rural districts OF
the parishes.
The main towns Of each OF the thIr
teen districts gave the following
amounts: Shreveport, $2l,2SO.67; New
Orleans, $lO9,97l; RuSton,S5,4S4.73; Mon
rue, S. OH. So; Mansfield, S3,t77.9l; Winn
! field, $2,C71l8; Alexandria, S9V'tCO
Lake Charles, $lO,9O35O; Lafayette, 81
OIL GO; Baton Rouge, $l3C Geo; New Iberia
5000; Bogalusa, $S,27OSl, Thibodeau7
$2,555.
Since some of the above district
have not sent in complete reports thcr
may be some charges in these figure
Should any pledges or cash be Gu
standing, kindly forward to the atoE
address. Mr.. Watson is very pr0fuS
IN his expressions OF the prompt an
kindly way in which every one over tn
state has helped to get together theS
funds, and especially the hearty supper
rendered in everyway possible by III
press during the campaign.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-02-08
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On the last day of the Chautauqua a
great deal of emphasis will be laid On
the Importance of the American Red
Cross.
Everyone who attended the Chautau'
qua last year remembers Colonel Geo.
A. Gearhart. He is the only one on the
last years program who is returning
Colonel Gearhart will come TO US al
most directly from Washington, D. G.,
and will deliver the lecture to which he
has given the title THE Call Of Democ'
racy." Colonel Gearhart comes on the
first night and the local committee is
especially DESTROYS that everyone who
can possibly do so, bear his lecture.
The Metropolitan Concert Company
will give two concerts on the second
dav. Other musical attractions are the
David Duggin Concert Company, The
Ne politan Quartet, This company rem
ders vocal music of all kinds, but feat
lures the songs OF sunny Italy, with its
beautiful serenadeS and waits songs.