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Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
HOOKER IS PLATED
 WITH GRUBB MINE
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Since purchasing the old Grubb mine near Senator, and after reopen ing the workings, C. H. Hooker is meeting with gratifying results in ore bodies exposed. From an old drift about 30 feet long and less than 30 feet from the surface 20 tons of orc are on the dump that average in value SIPS to the ton, of a copper gold-silver content.
 Mir. Hooker states that before the month passes a 60-ton lot will be ready for shipping and Humboldt will be the market. Considering the depth given and the limited work per fdrmed the showing made is sur prising and unexpected The pay streak also is widening as the drift goes ahead and is now in the face over 24 inches.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
IS FLU VICTIM
(From Saturdays Daily)

l.. II. Godfrey, the master nc chanic at the Ycager Canyon mine, who several weeks ago shot and ser iously wounded a young Mexican after a quarrel, died at that camp last night after a short illness from in flucuza. Godfrey. who was under a bond of S3,G00, was to have been tried at the next jury term of the Yava- pal count on d charge of attempted murder
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
TentatiUe Deal
 For Mines Closed

\. O. Haskell, who is in the city investigating title to group of mines near Crown Point in Hassa- yampt district, accompanied by the owner, Asa Cronkings. stated he has closed the deal on a tentative agree ncnt. \ small cash payment binds ihe bergain, and it is stipulated a certain sum is 10 be paid when % days have expired after the war is closed Mir. Haskell states in the meantime there will be no work per
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
AUTO MISHAP
From Thursdays Oailv0

(From Thursdays Oailv)
 While descending Lynx creek hill on the west side yesterday forenoon, Billy Baukhead, of Phoenix, lost control of his car. He jumped, escap- ing injury. The car went over the grade into a ravinc and was badly wrecked. It was brought to the city later to be repaired. and the owner expects to resume his journey home today. He was to have been joined at Dewey. by his cousin, Albert Har- rington. who is returning to Chandler after a summer outing on the Mosoi- lon mountains. Mir. Bankhead says that last May he also met with an accident on the east side of the hill while coming from the south, by Q tire blowing out near the bottom of the grade. when he was spilled.
 "A
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
MEMORIAL TREES

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-The gov ernors Of all states will be asked to cooperate in a plan to plant along the transcontinental highways. me morial trees for the nations dead soldiers and sailors.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
LOSES RACE
(From Tuesdays Dailv.l

(From Tuesdays Dailv1
 Davis Fenton, who has copper in- tcrcsts in Squaw Peak district, sends word that he lost the race in New AIexlco for assemblyman on the Democratic ticket. and with a brother arrives in few weeks to re- sumo limited development on his mines. He will make application for patent about January l.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
SHIPBUILDING

To those whose eyes look beyond the and who already anticipate great American mercantile competition depleted British lines would point that after all losses British merchant shipping still 4OOOWo gross Amcrca going tonnage built and completing exclusive o capurc little more than l. 0O0000 What the relative positions will be hcnccor years ii the should last longwc do predict. From the London Economist.
 Even with all slrpbuldng progress o which we have much apparent that Brtain merchant marine is still nearly four times larger than
 said that this has given America the op
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
JUST CAN'T DO IT

AMSTERDAM, Nov. S-Emperor William has refused to accede to the demand that he abdicate \ German wireless dispatch says that he cannot abandon Germany to the Entente and anarchy.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13

formed, and after he is given legal possession camp is to be built and operations underground begin. The property is gold-silvcr bearing, the latter mineral predominating.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
COLLIER IS DEAD

NEW YORK, Nov. S-Robert Collier, the publisher is dead here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-16
Moundsville Briofs.

Mr. Dale Brock and Miss Esta Lee
Jones were married at tho First VI. -
parsonage Wednesday, evening AT S''
o'clock by the Rev. G. D. Smith. MT
BROCK is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. y W
l;rock Of nenr Darlington. hut has mas
his home with his grandfather here 1oi
some time. Mrs. Brock Is the eldes,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Jones o.
eastern Eighth Streoi'
number of the members Of the TICK
club will 90 camping on Fish Crceh
next week.
". u. W. II. Griffith Of Beaver. Pa
was here Yesterday to attend the 1nhcra
rf Mrs Eert l.. Logan.
Mrs. George Bennett Of Twelfth street
underwear. an operation at the iIcndaie
hospital yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Purdy and family
have returned from Harcrstown Nd
where they visited their daughter. MIS-
l.. NJ Basrhnar.
Rev. Dorsey Rlakc and family. who
hayr been visiting Mrs. Emma Rogers
ON Ninth street have returned 10 their
homo at ST. Micharls. Md.
Mrs. Agnes Crow has returned nome
from visiting Mrs. r. Il. Woodruff Aio
family ut Terra Alta She will 80 ID
cleveland Sunday to attend tho millinery
Openings here.
Mrs N Y. Barker has returned home
from VISITING friends At Terra Mia.
Mrs. Nicholas Walk has returned
homo from visiting friends ut Cincinniu
Miss Mary Henrietta, Of Tiltonrillcr Is
Visiting friends here
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Martins Perry Briefs

DR.. and Mrs. John Monks will drive
through to Punxscutawncy. Ia, 10
srcnd a vacation with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Sclwrndcr OF p"s
A1oincs. Ia. who have been visiting reia-
,iyes in this vicinity. We're in town yes
terday calling on friends prior to going
to Canton for few days visit before
returning 10 their western homo.
Mrs. Ida c. Haughton. who was here
10 attend the Cochran family reunion
returned to hcH home at Columbus.
Sidney Fitzgerald. who has been visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Janet Mann. in North
Fourth street. left yesterday for MS
homo in Saskatchewan. T.. G.
The head OF tho Stationary EnEin"rrS'
organization is coming her" Ia inr"Sti-
rate the trouble at tn" water works.
4 force of men yesterday started
work dismantling the old Belmont t"l"-
nhonc exchange in tn" I:alst"n block.
crowd Of local young N"pl" Will
attend Il dance to be gwen III steele :
Grove. Saturday night.
From present Appearances thcrr !.
going to bo regular hattl" for gov
crnnr In the state this fall.
Tho arc light ut Fifth and Hanover
streets is burning again after h"ing OF
for the best part Of Il week.
CITY officials AT" going after n""ri"
who nrr failing 10 cut woods in vacant
lots and occupied ground hS We'll.
Mrs. Clarence Ehh-rts If t;irard. -.
is Il guest Of relatives III town.
amending lhi- week with friends IN IN:
spcnding twsihcrk with friends III TN"
northern purt Of the state.
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ST. CLA|RSVILLE
Realty Deeds Filed

Martin A. Craig and Minnie B. Craig
tn p. W. Dickey: land in St. Clairsv1lie'
consideration. $40.
p. w. Dickey and Laura A. Dickey 10
Martin A. Craig: land in st. ClairsV'lle'
consideration. $40.
E Harry Sharp. ct al. heirs Of Joseph
l.. Sharp. to the Henderson-Gaole Coa'
company, n corporation. land in "heei-
ing township: consideration, 81.
Hannah R. Arnold 10 B. Chini. lana
in Flushing township; consideration ~
Leroy l.. Mercer and Bessie l. MGR
Ger 10 Mike Hurko. land in CoieFaln
township: consideration. $40. -
John L. t;ossctt ct al. to Matte
THOMPSON. land in Banndfk; considera-
ton. 5000.
]. w. Osborn. sheriff. to Victoria V.
Rogers. land in Goshen township; con-
sideration. $1,000.
Hattie Habg. deceased to Francis a.
Habir, heir at law: affidavit for trans
fer.
w. r. Francis and Julia L. Francis
10 Ely HALEY. land in Pease township
consideration. 800.
!. w. Osborn. sheriff. to Frances q.
Gregg. land in Goshen township: con-
sidcration.' $4,000.
W. 4. Steele to Lenta Cartncl, ana
in pul,ney township; consideration
$4C0.
Agnes n. White and William l.
White 10 John Albert. land in Rchland
township: consideration, 500.
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Briefs and Personals

Miss Florence Roth"rmund has &c
.nrncd IN hnr home in Washington after
spcpdipg several days with relatives
here.
Miss Jenkins left today for pr1ci
visit at Chltcothe.
messrs. Lawrence Trimhlc and Will
liam Randall Of .Moundsrillc were can
ing on friends in this city last evening
Mrs. Anna Boswell. who has ocen
visiting Mrs. John Oliver for scFeE@'
weeks, has returned to her home near
Cameron.
r. ". Kfffer. Jr., has returned homo
after a brief visit at Newark 0.
Mr.. C. o.s.Taylor and family has
returned to their home nit RrldGepor''
w. Va. after spending several days as
guests Of Mrs. S. Taylor Of Marshali
street
Mr., william Thomas and family have
returned home after an extended Els'-
at the Aakes.
?. ]. Buudy If Bellairc was business
visitor in this city yesterday.
Miss Irene Burcher of Cambridge. o.
is a guest Of Mrs. S. Chambers.
Messrs. Thomas Hall and James Pas
,orius have returned homo after spend
ing several weeks at the Boy Scout
camp on Wheeling creek.
c. E. Yoho has resigned his position
rs an insurance agent and accepted one
at the National Tube company.
Miss Irene Kirby has returned home
after q ten-day visit at Cambridge.
Miss Anna Bomar has accepted n
position at the Goodwin confectionery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-16
HOW BIG SHELLS ARE TURNED OUT
SHOWN IN o. S. FnM.
punch In "Pershings crusaders."

That America will soon be 80 wei
supplied with it's own ordnance that 1t
will not have to. rely upon being sup
piled by the French government is clear
" shown in "Pershings Crusaders
the U. s. Official War Film. opening
at tho Fenray theatre today. Tremcn-
dous runs as we'll rs field pieces arc
being manufactured in large numbers
and with great rapidity. The films take
YOU through the plants and show in de-
tail how the big guns arc made and
trains loaded with field guns arr shown
on the way to the seaboard. where they
will be loaded on ships. and transport
cd TO the wa znr.: for the use of Ter
shine's artilleryuen-
Thousands Of shells Of all sizes are
shown in the course Of manufacture.
and even now America is providing It's
fun share Of shells for the big guns
and field pieces. These also are shown
in long trniuloads on the way east for
shipment
1t is hcartcping to Americans TO see
those wonderful evidences OF what the
country is doing to carry on It's paft
Of the war, and it IS astounding that
such vast results should have been al
,aine,t in so short 4 Zinc. American
artillery j. going to take Il most imporr-
am nart in the war and will he one OF
tho nrincipal features. along Vlth the
american troops In insuring ultimate
victory over the Hun.
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Rriafs and Personals.

Supcrint cndcnt Hugh Gaffn"y Of the
Flushing mine was n business VISITOR
here yesterday.
Frank l.cdwinka. vice president Of the
miners union. has RETURNED from an
important business visit to Mingo.
Charles B. Enlon Of Evansville. lno''
is the guest OF friends here for re"
days.
DIR, +. o. Nowclls has returned to his
home here from Canton, where ne spent
his vacation.
Edward Miller has returned 10 MS
home in Lincoln avenue after nrlcr
visit to Columbus.
Bert RumGartner Of 81. ClairSvl'lc
was among RridEeports visitors Fcs-
tcrday.
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. O.. Aus. 15.-Fuhcr-
n services over the remains of Mrs. Re-
h.rca H Lewis were held from inc
ONE on Walnut street. Thursday altNr-
noon nj TWO o'clock. Pcv. T. y Cnlie;;
IF Parkcrshurg ". Va ana Jacob
NIankc of the Society OF Fricnds "ihcl-
a,ing. The death of Mrs. Lewis Occur
rod Tuesday morning at $3.50 ociock'
J,ath resulting from heat pTostratlo"'
She was born al Flushing. Septcthpe'
u 1874. In 1888 she was unltco III
marriage To John Milton Lewis "hos'
death occurred about one year ago ~
This union were born three doushtetS'
Stella T.. Lewis and Mrs. r. X. Mh'l
Two grandchildren also survive "'s
Alice and Lewis Wait Tho uece"-seu
had been n member "i IN" 'r'SrS 'e'
church rnr - number Of years. she han
birtbright in III" Society Of Friends and
,y,S we'll known and held in III" hlfh-
est esteem by all who kr"w her. inter-
n,nn, was made in the Southern COM
ctery. ,,.,
Mrs RAYMOND Patterson OF Avalon
ia, and fr;"pd. Miss Mildred achsfn-
bach Of bellevue. "a. ar" visiting vain
VIZ and Mrs. Il. &. Patterson III East
Main street. %
Mrs Ecr, Williams and daughter. Eo-
hcr,n- Of Won.lslirld ar" wishing MISSES
Hnttic and Maltic Thomas OF 'h'Frs
street. - .,,. ,.ho
have hncn spending tho summer VI rr'
worth Park. bethesda. Will return 10
their HON" an North chestnut S''''
today. ,,
Miss Sarah ~nlurn Of West Church
.tr.,.i Will spend Friday with TRENDS
in Cambridge.
! AIR. Ed. M"rkand baby Of ST. Glars
riIIc. are visiting her parents. DR.. ana
Hre / 4. .IudkinS Of East South street.
OTTO, Ridgeway Of the L. s. Navy is
snrudiac Il furlough at his homo on
East Main street.
Nr and Mrs. George Figusch and
! dou-h,cr. Dorothy. Of Akron. ar" visit
i'm, Mr., and Mrs. VIII IlaGcr of High
street, and other friends Of this place.
rho Standard Bearer society or TINS
cIocc were ut F.pworth Iark. irlhcsda'
Friday, which day WINS Methodist Gay
ut tho park. IL
Mrs. Martha Davis OF Jerusalem, WIS.,
itcd horr tho first Of the week.
AL Barnes and son Myron. or THIN
n arn visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
nnrnrs. and other relatives Of this place.
! Mrs Ada Terry Of South Gardner
street, who recently underwent mn op"r,
,tinn nj the North Wheeling hospltal
! is improving nicely. =
Miss Sylvia 7Iannus of Whceling; IS
visiting her nunt. Miss Ethel Broomha''
Of Warren avenue. -
Miss Margaret Lewis Of Zanesville
arrived Friday for n visit with MIS-
Herbert Fowler and Miss Grace Fowler
| Of this place. -.
Misses Helen and Edith Murphy OF
! North Chestnut street. loft FRIDAY LOT
reAy DAYS visit with Rellatre TRENDS.
! Mrs. Harry Stella and son HAROLD; OF
! Jcrusnlcm. were visitors nero Iucsoa!
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COLERAIN

Rev. F. a. Randall spent the tirst OF
the week with bis parents at Columbus.
Ohio.
Rev. n. ". Peterson and family re-
turned to their home at Richmond. o..
after spending their vacation with r.
L. Walker and family.
Miss Agnes Murphy returned tc
Wheeling, after spending the weekend
with her mother. Mrs. Lizzie Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellison and
family Of Salem. O.. were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hall. Sunday.
Master Teddy Fell is on the sick list.
in Barton, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mullin Of Cadiz.
was the guest Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Westlake, Tuesday.
Mt. and Mrs Bailey Of near Barnes
willie, returned to their home Tuesday.
after visiting their sister. Miss Abbic
Steer.
Mr. r. P. Simpson returned home
after spending a few days with his
| brother, Rev. Martin Simpson Of Column
bus, o. e.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Steer and daugh-
ter. of Hauhsville, were callers here
Tuesday.
Mrs. SaraS Ann Worthinston Of Pleas
| ant Grove, is visiting friends and rela-
uvcs here this week.
Eli Walker spent Sunday with his
! parents.
Miss Dorothy Graham has returned
| to her home at Alliance. o.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Steer. Of Salem.
Ohio. were visiting friends and relatives
J here the first Of the week
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wiley OF Bar
ton. were callers at this place Tuesday.
Mrs. Deborah White is the guest OF
| her daughter, Mrs. r. A. Bailey OF
I Wheeling.
Mr.. walter Toland. Of Harrisville. O..
was a business caller at this place
Tuesday.
! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rigsby were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burke
Of Martins Ferry. Sunday.
Mrs. H. F. White Is on the sick list:
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Thomas and
family OF Harrisville, were callFs here
| Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. P. Bailey was the guest OK
Mrs. r. A. Bailey Of Wheeling. Monday.
Miss Helen Sharkey is visiting reia'
tivcs at Pittsburgh.
! MI and Mrs. eima,aI
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machines. and as soon as the fact was
made known in the papers machines be-
gan rolling in on them and they got all
they needed. Now they need clock for
the rooms, and surely there are people
in town who have clocks enough that
they could spare one for the workrooms
in Central hose house. The only clock
they have is little battered alarm
clock. which has to be stood on It's ear
to make it go. Here's an opportunity,
and don't let it be said the Red Cross
needs anything they cannot get in Mar
tins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-16
ALARMED ABOUT
HER HEART WAS
MRS. D. |. LOWRY
But Wentworth Soon Ban1shed
the Cause and With 1t
the Fright.

CnccasinC Is the flow Of signed NcrF-
Worth endorsements. Is 1t any wonder
that this famous family tonic sells IN
larger and larger quantities every da!
Here is strong praise given 10 the NcF'-
Worth druggist at SanduSky:
Tho Graham Drug Storc-tor a long
time have been in very serious nerv-
Gus condition Could not get much sleep
and was in q run down condition. NY
appetite was very poor and what little l
did cat caused me uneasincsS IN digest
ing It, Stomach in very bad condition.
Gas would form in my stomach and IN
tcrferc with my heart action, which
greatly alarmed me. Ny husband pro-
cured n bottle of Merry Worth at your
store and I took it MS directed and am
very glad TO say that it did all its max
crs claim for it Us am nowEETlRElIY
FREE FROM NERVOUSNESS and MY
stomach and digestion arc In good con-
dition. Sleep soundly and get rest Ny
heart action is normal again and I am
feeling fine I checrfully recommend
Wentworth as it is u wonderful mcdi-
cine.
MRS. .. l.. LOWRY.
231 East Market ST..
Sandusky.
Baers Drug Store soils Merry Worth in
Wheeling Your dollar back If this
famous family tonic docs not benefit
you.
Eervc-North is sold in Warwood by
w t.. Mcnamara: Fulton, by the Full
ton Pharmacy. Mingo Junction. by
Moore Bros; Martins Ferry. Ralston &;
Parker: ST. Clairsville. Patterson &
Sons; GAINESVILLE. Hilles Bros: Gamer
on. by Cameron Drug Co.; Sistcrsvilc.
by c. S. Disquc; New Martinsrilc. by
Hornbrook's Drug Store: Moundsrille,
J. II. Eeam Drug Co. Bridgeport. Sell
by & Reed (Dcnt Pharmacy; Bcllaire,
Dankworth Bros: Paden CITY. Morgan
Bros: West Alexander. F.. *. McConn;
Edgwood. The Edgwood Pharmacy:
Elm Grove. Blum's Pharmacy: Bcnwood.
Rcnwood Drug Co.; NcAIechen. Carron's
Pharmacy.
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Funeral services for Earl Craglc the
local boy who died last Monday MT the
Columbus Barracks. were held ysstcTday
afternoon from tho late residence on
Main street. Rev. John W. Noel OF NTH
wood Presbyterian church was in charge
Of the services and intcrment was maoe
in Linwood cemetery. The bells at the
city building tollcd during the hour Oh
the funeral and practically all OF the
business houses observed the mayors
nrnclamation to close during the hour
OF the funeral
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Patriotic Meeting.

Next Sunday evening al 1:4' the c''F
Of NIcMcrhnn will hold on" "f the IarE-
cS, meetings Of it's kind ever nrld IN ms
district, This will u" u patriotic meet
ing Several McAt"ch"n h"yS have h"cn
rcrortcd missing. wounllrd or killed in
,r.ion anil MrAIcchrn will pay trihui cs
or. r,,spcrt and honor Mt that time.
Among tho speakers will he: J. +. Ship
man. Jesse. Mar1lr. Rev. J. G. Buckley
and Rev. Cyrus \. Ry!cr.
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Get Registration orders.

Tho local draft board has received
orders To register all young men VII"
have become twcnty-on" years "l age
between last June = ana August ~ reg
istrat!on to tax" rlac" on saturday mug
ust "a. All young men VIII appear ut
tbt offices of the local draft hoard he
tyy,.cr thc hours Of = a. M. and . y. IN.
that dag.
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War Savings Drive.

Plans for thr big war savings drive
next Sunday are almost completed. The
publicity committee has been busy All
this week mailing out bills and letters 10
tho communities where tho m""ilnSS
Will he held. Meetings will he held IN
ovcry distrc, and 4 long list Of speakers
has been prepared for the occasion.
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Lieutenants Arthur Dickson and Carl
Rothermond yesterday received tele-
grams for them to report to the COM
manding officer at Camp Humphrey. just
outside Of Washington. d C. They only
got their commissions as officers in tn.
engineers reserve corps last week. anf
they are TO report at once. Both mcr
will leave here this evening. and vii
reach their camp Tomorrow morning.
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Incal BOYS Sent.

Carl W. Kocglcr and Merle Rose OF
this city and Byron Plank Of Martins
Ferry wore sent to tho University ol
Cincinnati yesterday by tho draft board
to bc given Il special military training
They were taken TO the station by
host OF friends.
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222 Pcrsh.ng Club Members.

Tho ncn,l,, rship Of the PcrShng Linn
i. club has now been boosted TO "22.
Following are the new members: }. y.
Pyle. Hrllton: Harry II. Howard Cam
rron; Minor Grnssman, Cameron; W. +.
Yoho. city; r. J. Ir"hnaprGl Proctor. Il.
D. .: l.. E. Rinc, woodland. r. D. !; j.
\ tnrStcr city.
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August "a will be another registration
day in this district. as all young men
who have reached their majority since
June 5. the last day of registration. will
have to register on the 2ith. All the
registration will probably be done ut
draft Headquarters, as was done in June
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Ranches France.

\ ]cttcr from his son. nr. is"rd S'IdE-
or. recci.rd by City Clerk l.. l.. StidG"r'
says that tho former has arrived IN
France and is awaiting orders I" i" 20
tile front. following tho r"mpirI"A 81
his training in England, Mrs. Vera \'"-
n,n has received wnrd that nor s1a'
Waiter Newman. has arrived safrl% IN
ITanCc
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Cleaning Wells,

The cleaning of the wells at the water
pumping station still continues to pro-
rress rapidly. and it will be only short
time until the people of this city will
have pure drinking water again. The
work has been in progress for sn:cral
days. and the big city puupcr is being
used in the work.
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Must Be vaccinated

Superintendent W. y. Walls has an,
nounccd that the old Iule would hold
good that pupils in the public schools
would have to h" v:lrcinated before they
would br permitted 10 enter for the fall
,,.rn This will nc riEidly enforced
when school opens next month.
Red Cross Wool.
Local Rcd Cross officials nave nc'"
notified that there will be II" more A"i'-
ting wool after short lIn"' hS i''I
government is going 10 camtnauoceF "'l
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uns ONLY REGRET.

PARIS. Aug. l5.-Cnlonrl E""s"vr't
answer to condolences NXi"nd'" ny
President Poincarc on tn" dcath OF
Lieutenant Quentin E""s"vclt is pun
lishcd by the newspapers.
MY only regret" the colonel wrote
us that am unable to fight hcsid" my
sons"
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Going OSS1eaS.

Arthur Tierney. Of Martins Ferry. who
left for Camp Sherman about three
weeks ago. has been named private sec
rctsry to Captain Love. according to
advices received here. and expects 70
he sent TO France within r week. Tier
rey.s many friends hope that his rapid
advancement continues.