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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Episcopal and Bible.
Societies Get Request

WASHINGTON. Pa. Feb. 1.-The
Protestant Episcopal church and the
American Eih" society are bcQueathed
jointly the proceeds from I'm estate
valued at approximately 100000 by the
will OF Mrs. Annie l.. Lect. Mrs. Lect
died in 9l0+ and her estate was left L"
her husband DR.. William G Lect durin;;
ais lifetime. DR.. Leet died hero last
week The provisions nf his wtfe's Will
relative 20 charitable. requests now are
II be carried out, This testament pro-
videS that the income from! TIC proper
~ IN ,Nnrt:, Main street. Washington,
valued AT $4Nhho shall GO TO the Home
and the Foreign Missionary Societies
Of the Pittsburgh ninccS" Of the Pro-
;"stant Episcopal church. and in case of
an authorized sal" of the property, the
"utirn proceeds snail L" 1" these Socl-
cites. Proceeds from tn" income or sale
OF oil stocks and Other securities are To
so -. the AMERICAN ,Eihlc society OF
New York. The reSidu" Of the estate
is bequea,hed to tho Pittsburgh Diocese
OF the Protestant Episcopal church.
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PRIORITY REGULATIONS
NOW ISSUED AFFECT.
WHEELING INDUSTRIES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Far-lpach-
ing priority regulations were put
into effect tonight by the war indus
tries board TO expedite the production
of war supplies.
They apply To all Individuals. firms,
associations and corporations en-
gagged in the production OF copper, iron
and steel and in the manufacture Of
their products: chemicals. cotton
duck and wooden cloth, and all such
other raw materials and manufactured
products as may DC deemed necessary
later.
Priority i'll the production Of coal
anu coke, or food and feeds, is not adj
minStered by the pritorities commit
tee Of the war industries board. but
comes under the fuel or food adminis-
1rations. The committee. however,
will consider applications for priority
assistance to procure tools. equipment
or supplies for the production Of these
commodities.
Hereafter all work Is divided into
fuun general classes. instead of three.
as heretofore.
Class A, which must take proceed
cnce in all plants over everything else,
will comprise only emergency war
work. such as arms. ammunition. de-
stroyers, submarines. aeroplanes, loco
motives. etc. and the materials or COM
moditieS required in their production.
The third class. designated r, will in.
clude work no: primarily designed for
the prosecution OF the war. but being
of public interest and essential to the
national welfare. Tho final class. G.,
for which no certificates will be Is.
sued, will comprise MI other work.
THE classification Of IN order. the
committee states. simply means that
it shall be given such precedence over
orders of lower classification lis may
be- necessary (and only such rs may
be nfcessary) TO insure delivery on the
date specified in the order. II does
not mean that work should cease on
orders of 4 lower classification or that
: the order should he completed and de-
livery made in advance Of orders TAX
ing lower classification If this is not
necessary to effect delivery within the
date specified. The one to whom a
priority certificate is directed should
make his own production plans. so as
10 get the maximum Of efficiency out
Of his operations. making all deliveries
at the times contracted for. if possible,
and where this is not possible, giving
precedence to the orders taking the
highest classification"
Blanket certificates Of priority will
nor be issued in any case. Certificates
will apply only 10 specific orders for
materials, commodities or work.
Application for priority should he
mad" by the person placing the order
in The name Of the department for
which tho order is placed. but pro-
vision is made for government con-
tractors to make application direct If
their need is urgent.
The regulations are subscribed to
by the secretaries Of war and navy,
the chairman Of the shipping board,
the president Of the emergency fleet
corporation and the chairman Of the
council Of national defense.
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M. PETROS

Wheeling. w. Va. Sept. l, 1917.
To whom II may concerns:
For two years | have suffered with
great pain in my right side and lower
part OF my liver. The pain was so great
sometimes that had to give up my
work for days At 4 time. The doctors
pronounced my complaint n case of Gall
stone ard advised me to have an opera
zion performed Ut once. But thinking
that. l was not in condition physically
strong enough ~ undergo the Surgery.
was advised 20 consult The Electro
Medical Doctors. of No. 1927 Market St,
second floor Wheeling. W. Va. ana
&avc an N-Ray examination made and
Zee what the real trouble might be. Tho
Doctors made very careful investiga-
'.on and found q we'll defined nest OF
stones in the gall bladder.
As the Doctors had number Of cures
in cases like mine by The Electro Ncdi-
al system Of treatment l al once placed
nay case N their hands
After q few lays my pains stopped
and / was able 10 go back TO my work.
And now l am entirely we'll and feeling
hrttrr than l have in many years. And
al this without m OPERATION.
RespectruNy,
MICHAEL PETROS.
Bcnwood. w. Va
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We use no Hypnotic or Narcotic
Drugs, but our treatment has cured
hundreds Of those so unfortunately
afflicted.
THE ELECTRO-MEDiCAL DOC
TORS of Wheeling. have spared no
expense 10 bring 10 your doors the
greatest Blessing to suffering hu'
mainly. We do not promise to per-
form MIRACLES but some OF our
cures are not unlike lhcm. as will he
seen by reading over our numerous
testimonials. There is a chance lor
YOU if YOU wake up and grasp il.
REMEMBER THE STREET AND
NUMBER, SECOND FLOOR. .ll2l
MARKET ST. WHEELING, w. VA.
All cars stop al our door.
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MANY JUDGEMENTS.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb. A
special grand jury in Kanawha county
intermediate court today returned 70
indictments, % Of which were for mis-
demcanors under tho prohibition law.
and charged against Is men. The other
indictm'nt for 2Hrjury.
. 1t was said tonight that the principal
witnesses wore Prohibition Officers
Walter Fee. l.. NJ. Adkins and Rufus
Clcndeniu. Among those Indicted was
Gerald Malcolm. n justice OF tho peace
in Loudon district. this county. He IS
charged with having retained e+0 pints
Of liquor seized from L. L. Mason
Officers say that tho special grand
Jury made long stride forward in
eliminating the "bootlegging ring" in
this section Of the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
BARRIERS RAISE PRICE.

Yesterday was tho first 'llraiie>S"
Monday that the BARRIERS were al
lowed 10 stay open and they were
open, YOU will sec. and raised the
price of haircut IN ~ cents. and Il
shave 10 20 cents.
The raise in plir" WIS known Ill
advance and many took adNanlaG" "l
last Saturday Ia @"i their hair TRIM
med and save l. cents.
Il Wa Il: frs thought rrni nI""n
10 close lhr bH"b"r shops rn Mondays.
hut after this raiH" IN prjces. whI
cares ii They rcIur'm 'lrSed all the
tim,." j. may ne" ;Ci;:" I'm" between
drinks in me harD"l -, ;ur some ol
uS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
70 MILLION PEOPLE
USE CASCARETS--WH

You eat one or two Cascarets like can.
dy before going to bed and in the
r>prniug your head is clear. tongue IS
clean. stomach sweet. breath bright
and cold gone and YOU feel grand.
Get a II or 25-cent box at any drug
store and enjoy the incest, grntleSt
liver and bowel cleansing YOU ever en-
perienced Stop sick headaches. Bill
ious spells, Indigestion. furred tongue,
offensive breath and constipation.
Mothers should give cross. peerlsh' re-
verish. bilious children a whole Casca-
ret any time.
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Below Are Some of the Dis.
eases Treated by The
Electro Medical
Doctors

Bright's Disease and Diabetes-Sci-
atioa-Catarrh Of the Nose and Throat
-obegity-Constipati and Intestinal
D!sordors--Liver Observation-Disclosures
1ntoxtcatior - Chronic Headaches -
Rheuuatism-Neurtt - Kidney Disor.
dors-Nervous Breakdown-Gotter Cir
culation Disturbances Club Foot -
Broken Foot Arch-Lun& Conditions (in
the early stages only)-Curvature Of the
Spiue-Infautile Paralysis Chat II, the
paralysis and defor1n1tios following In
fautiis paralysts)-aau Stones-Appen-
dicitis- Rupture-Etc. - Uterine Disor-
ders and Local Troubles Of Woman.
(Help for those Of all hgeB.i
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He Is Now 68 Years Young

What. Mr.. William Robertson. a retired
B. G. o. engineer from Bellaire. Ohio. has
TO say for the treatment received from
the ELECTRO-MED1CA DOCTORS, OF
1127 Market Street Wheeling. ". Va.
(second flnor):
I am IS years old. and have felt the
weight Of my three-Score and almost ten
years very heavy. AS with my advanc.
ing years I contracted n complication OF
troubles, including Catarrh. Asthma.
Bronchitis and An impairment OF MY
hearing in both cars. / also had Piles:
Constipation and Indigestion. 1 would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
MRS IDA NJ. STEEL
was Going from Bad to Worse.

Testimonial Mrs. Ida NJ steel. Dallas.
Marshall COUNT W. VA. May "a. 1917;
For several yc&rS ! have Suffered Sc
vercly from rheumatism and enlarged
Joints. diSfiguring my hands and 1Hrt
causing inc much distress and pain. MY
liver was badly out of order. causing
constipation and Indigestion. followed by
dropsy Of feet md ankles. My heart WAS
weak and my blood id not properly CIR
ruiatc. was going from had to worse.
7 tried all Tho usual methods OF rrlict
ru; ~ l::tl, ~ no relief.
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boat up aisrresslnGly after my, meals
Nothing tasted good to me- ana l was
SO worried could not rest. rapidly los
Ing flesh and was entirely discouraged
I. like everyone else. took every REM
'edy suggested, and consulted n number
Of the best physicians. who told me that
my age was against me and they could
only rclicve the symptoms.
At last. in desperation. called on the
Electro Medical Doctors. 1877 Market
Street Wheeling. w. Va. and placed my
case in their hands, agreeing to undergo
A few weeks Of treatment without inter.
rupton; I began to improve rapidly rap u,
most we'll, and can frankly state that ]
am 6s years YOUNG In place Of IS years
old. I am self-supportins. making
good living. and never lose day from
cannot speak too highly Of the treat
mcnt I received from the Electro-Meo,
icai Doctors, and sincerely commend
their method to all sufferers like myself.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON,
Bcllaire. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

ELECTRICITY with its wonderful
power to relieve suffering and cure
disease is supreme. 1t is nature
method regulated by human ingenu'
ity."-Elcc1ro Doctors.
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Washington \; S:':: ,: 20 s' ;;s,: 1

up for final decision with the pension
commiss i"ncr by Scratcr sutherland.
Daniel f. NcNichnls now IN the army
A. lamp Loo. and his brother. John a.
NcNichulS Of Clurkshurs. both pottery
manufacturers &C that place. and W. !.
Winfield, u leading business man Of
Clarkshurg. were. among Congress
man Reeds callers.
Calling at the pension bureau today to
give personal attention 10 Il number
Of pending claims. Congressman Feed
filed an application in behalf of Isaac
+. Lanham of ClarkSburg. n Spanish
American war veteran.
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Postost;ce commissions have been
issued to Crockett r. E;ascliff. OF Eldo-
RADIO. and John y. Mann. of Seminole
Summers county. Star service has oeen
ordered discontinued from Bentree %
tolE and ordered established from Fola
rja Indnrc: I.iZsmore and Elda to Ben
,rec: Henry Lock'"y Keith. of Folan.
contractor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

Recent arrivals IN the Capital from
West Virginia: Johnson {. Mckinney. OF
Wheeling: Edward F. p:eht. assistant
st4te bank examiner: S E. Montgomery.
State Commissioner OF Labor.
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Notice has been served on Senator
Sutherland OF the granting OF q pension
OF s1c moth from last May. anna 10
a month from last October. 20 Mrs i lea
B; Hayden. OF Kingwopd.
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Only True Tonic for Liver
and Bowels Costs
10 Cents a Box.

Cascarets. are a treat. They liTen
your liter. clean your thirty feet OF
bowels and Sweeten your stomach.
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4. 4. Dorsey Of Parsons has como To
Washington and taken position uhoer
the federal trade commission.
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Il h:.;c l"'.I - "":.:'t;'Hi r",'dc" -: tho
Whr-iIuS papers for years, anu can
thank them for calling my attention 10
IN, wonderful results obtained by tho
Electro Medical Doctors method or
treatment.
II Immediately went to Wheeling and
Jailed Mt the office, Mt 1927 Market
r,rret. and was mazcd to sec the Won
6crCul and complete Quitting Of the es-
tahiShm:nt.
II at once placed myself under the
treatment and now. August l. 1 ain al
most we'll and entirely free from pain.
MRS. Ida NJ. STEEL.
Dallas, w. Va"
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TIME TO TREAT

1.-THE time to treat disease Is in II:
earlier stages-the earlier the better
When disease develops to an advanced
stage the treatments must be more fire.
quent, more dawn out more expensive
Treat now before you are incurablc-
treatment costs but little-charges are
50 reasonable that anyone can afford 10
seek assistance OF Tho Electro-Mcdica!
Doctors.
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The applica,ioa FIR M original pen
sion Of Mrs. Jane Ahles. "f clarEsoUES
has been taken up by Congressman Reel
with the PanSirn Commissioner.
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The pension application of Mrs. Ella
Fleming Of Rellevil1e has been taken
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By arrangements made By Senator
Sutherland, DR.. Roy G. flayes.of Friend
", who is within the draft age. is TO De
allowed to complete his studies IT
Brooklyn. where he Is an inferno IN tne
Kings County hospital. According 70
the plan decided on IN his case III
HAYES is to be permitted to enlist in the
Nedical Reserve Corps and after that
Wilt bs granted leave. upon request. to
remain on inactive duty. So far as mil
itac1- service IS concerned. ut the hos
pital where ha now il until he finishes
his course as an int"rna. Then he Is 10
be placed in class No. OF the draft.
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WASHINGTON. y. c.. Feb. 4.--Graf-
ton. the location % tho, only govern
ment soldiers cemetery in West VIZ
Sinta, Is already making preparations
to have one Of the biggest Memorial
Day celebrations tina; it has had III
many years. The plan is ~ make It a
great rally point CO PATRIOTS people on
that day. and to have the dag IN respect
to the size OF The crowd and the clAbor-
ateness Of the program. such Memo
nal Day used to be- In Grafton years
ago. Many" noted orators have thrilled
great crowds on Memorial Day at Graf
ton at the conclusions OF great parades
which attracted thousands OK people
from the surrounding country. and thus
year there will be no less an oratorica
treat OF the finest quality provided by
reason OF the fact that one Of the states
most accomplished public speakers mas
been invited to be the principal orator
Of the day. and has accepted the invita-
ton. He IS Hon. Stuart F. Reed. OF
Clarksburg. representative n the House
OF Representatives, from the Third con-
Kressiona1 district.
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OBITUARY PHILIP WILHITE BOGGS, JR.

Philip Wilhite Boggs. Jr., aged two years and three months, the only son of MT. and Mrs. F. w. Boggs residing at Lake Dick, died at the family home yesterday morning at 1 o'clock as the result of congestion.
 The funeral will take place this af- ternoon, with services at the resi- dence at 1 o'clock by the Rev. w. c. Watson, presiding elder of the. Pine Bluff district of the Methodist church and Rev. Heron of Altheimer. The little casket will be brought over- land to Pine Bluff and inferred in Bellwood cemetery. John and Robert Hohmann, David Watson of Tucker, and Reynolds Hawkins have been sel' ected to serve as pail bearers.
 Mir. Boggs is the manager of the Richardson and May plantation at Lake Dick, and he and his wife have many friends here who sympathize with them in their bereavement. Lit tie Philip was a great favorite with all who knew him.
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MRS. SCOTT INVESTS
 $1,000 IN w. S. S

Mrs. H. P. Scott of 1116 East Sec ond avenue yesterday purchased from MT. Moss, one of the w S. s. sales force in Pine Bluff, $500 worth of War Savings Stamps, and voluntar- fly agreed to purchase $500 more in August. Mrs. Ecott's action was commended as an example worthy of emulation by others.
 Sales of w. s. s. must be increased in Jefferson, if the countv's allott- ment of S1,226,000 is subscribed be- fero January 1, 1919. Up to yester' day just about $85,0O0 worth*of War Savings stamps had been purchased by Pine Bluff people, and the w: S::cS. organization is being urged by head, quarters, ins, the state to "speed 1up'' the sales of the baby bonds here.
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel
 cures diabetes weak and lame backs. rheumatism. and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women. Regulates bladder trouble in children. If not sold by your drug gist. will he sent by mail cn receipt of s1.25. One small bottle is two months treatment. and seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. E. w. Hall. 2926 Olive street, St. Louis. Mo. Sold by druggists. lA0VU
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u~cc~c~
',,leal coteris to Have, Have
 usNs uooting Friday.

btrO'iscr iscr.s;cal coterie will hoid tne |The Nlls,etil Nae.ine Friday afternoon at (ont3niy, 3iyy,oct nite at the Hotel Pines; with Eso ss oclo'N'W W. B. Sanders, Clifton (esdamces IT. Moore and T. E. Adams
 n h0s'dss1ni ssis meeting, Prof. F. D: Bars
 At ..t1a tn'S pnck, n lecturer and composer, Little rDI 1ecture on "The Influence (Ill slse on Music." Every music lover war on oid of the coterie is most cor Pd r1,n ,lr invited to hear this lecture. ne IA A |ally lms roaram bp some of the best To- {, v's talent e will be given.
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Mission School Class,

Members of the Missionary society of the Christian church met in an all day session at the church Tuesday. In the morning session, conducted by Mrs. L. P. Garner, the following sub jects were taught: History. Mrs. Frank Thompson; arithmetic, Mrs. W. J. Miller; readinS, Mrs. Robert Vonce.
 After a delicious luncheon served in picnic style, the afternoon session was led by Mrs. E. D. Russell. Mrs. Homer Jordan taught geography, Mrs. Emigh spelling and Mrs. K. M. 'Simp- son boOkkeeping
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Charles Peal. ,Jr.

Charles Peal, Jr., son of Mrs. Charles Peal, who will be remembered here as Miss Jeanetta Dellmon, died Monday at Fl Peso, Texas, where he was attending school. News of the lads death reached here yesterday in a telegram to John Dellmon. brother of Mrs. Peal. The funeral was held yesterday at Delhar, Texas, where the Pcals now reside.
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TEBEAU KILLS SELF

St. Louis, Mo-, May 15.-Oliver P. Tebeau, who in the early days of the National League was manager and first baseman of the Cleveland Club, shot and killed himself here today following period of illness.
 His brother, Geo. Tebeau. formerly owhed the Kansas City American As sociaton Club.
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ANOTHER CHARGE
 AGAINST SMITH

Another charge of forgery was yes terday placed against l.. c. Smith. chauffeur, arrested in Little Rock by Deputy Sheriff J. l.. McBurnctt. Smith is accused in the latest affidavit with giving Wm. Simpson bad check for $40 in payment for an duto;t:c5lle tire. The hearing was continuel until Fri daN at Smiths request.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends for their love and kindness shown us through the loss of our dear mother, and especially do We thank for their beautiful floral offerings.
 MISS INA RAGAN
 MIR. AND MRS. DEE R1TCHIE
 MRS. AND MRS. J. S. RAGAN
 MRS. J. R. RAGAN and Children
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!
 ARK ANSAN KILLED OVERSEAS

Melbourne, May 15.-News was received here. of the death of Troy Forrest, which occurred on the wes- tern front in France on April 28. Troy is the son and only child of MT. and Mrs. Bedford Forrest, who re- side >on the Ballard farm. four miles cast of Lacrosse. He was 23 years old.
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Allen Hearin in France,

The Pine Bluff friends Of Allen Hearln Will be glad to know Of his safe arrival in France. MT. Hearin en- listed last summer under Captain Clark in the Third Arkansas. He was
 one"of fourteen selected from his company for over seas service.
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The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tucker of Tucker, is improv- ing and will soon be removed to her home.
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 kildren's Program

Lakeside Charcn. 1,,,ee o,o nrou. lhe yoot poofi in the form of children's ed ,.asrsm .,sr at tha Lakeside church " y. p'uod sunday night. May 1s. The pro 2. ', ou will 1e patriotic, and the chil- an a are busy :ehearsing.
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Party at Atkins Lake.

A number of young people motored to Atkins Lake yesterday for a swim ming party. The personnel of the party was Gladys Carnahan Mildred Iggram, Lucille Isaacs, Sarah Frances Arnett. Roland Ingram, Joe Mccain, and Albert Alexander.
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Anna A. Gordon, the national pres dent of the w. C. T. U., will celebrate her 65th birthday anniversary next July. Miss Gordon has spent nearly half a century in the active service o1 the temperance cause.
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John Pierce who has been the guest of Corporal Clifford E. Foster in this city for a few days. has returned to his home in Little Rock.
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Judce E. J. Kerwin left last night for. a trip to Chicot county on leoeral government business.
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The regular semi-monthly dance will be given Saturday evening al the Country club.
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Mime. Poincare wife of the French nresident, pays almost daily visits to the military hospitals in Paris. :
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Dance at Dumas Tonight.

There will be a snbscription dance at Dumas tonight. Members of the Lotus and other clubs in the city are invited.
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Mrs Mack Cook and niece. Annette Ickett, have returned from a two
 oaks visit at TraskwOod, Ark.
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grs James Hudson and daughters,
 arr ~ Virginia and Jamie, of Helena, ke visiting relatives.
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A woman's guard of 40 member has been organized in Bismarck, N. U
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Froug's sale oT the Leader Co.'S, sOtck of dry goods now on
 5-1O-6t.
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Mrs Claire Tovey left yesterday for 1ashineton, D. C., where she will
 eet her husband, Lieut.. E. c. Tovey, bd 20 with him to Hampton Roads. where he is stationed.