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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-07
NEWS OF dARKsBURGl

Ciartsbur2, West va.-~I vas worn
out, tired and nervous. A friend told
me about Doctor Pierce'e Favorite Pre-
scrfption and I used 4 dozen bottles.
NY female weakness was cured and I
became strong and comparatively well
I have been in good health ever since"
= MRS. r. Ennis, roS PoplE Street,
Clarksbug, ". Va
Clarksbure, West var wHs feeling
miserable and in a delicate way. !
used one bottle and was so pleased
that I used five more. It built me up;
was q flesh producer; helped me
In every way. / was another woman"
Mas. ]. r. McCoRHIcK, ia Ch1pd
St., CIaE<sbuEg, ". Va.
d.. PieTee's Fsvorite Prescription Is
q true friend to women In times OF
trSal and at times of pain when the
organs ara not performing the3x turc-
lions. For heSdache, bGek8ehC, hot
flashes, eStarrha1 eondi9oo, bearing
down sensation, mental depression
dizziness, fsj1dng epellSs issSitude OF
exhaustion women SHOULD never tan
to take tbs tried md Eus We@s1's
medicine.
tie not Z secret remedy toE IN the
nRpeds1tO are printed o. the GESRPG.
Sold b either liquid or tablet form.
saek people sze invited % eoUSGlt Ds.
Pierce 81 letter, IEeE. All correspond:
eaee - head Is stEtetly paVatS End
saaediy cou6deutiGG
Send three dimes Tor stamps) for
mailing charges to DR.. Pierce'S In
VaIids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y, and en-
close this notice and you VIII receive
a COPY Of the "Common Sense Medical
Adviser AL charges prepaid.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-General belief
that the Ieag-expected larger crop
movement was about to begin tended
more or less Saturday to ease the
corn market. Closing prices we're I'M
settled at 1.27zs January, and 1855
May, with the finish as a whole "A
6j[e on to 1Sc mp compared with
4Sf hours. -before. Oats closed at 14c
decline 60 &c advance. Provisions
gained 5 cents to Is cents net.
Omen Close
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Rebekahs Plan to Go
to Warrington

Members Of the ND degree stan OF
West Virginia Lodge. No. 81. Daugh-
tiers OF Rebekah. have decided to pay
a visit to the MannipGton lodge OF Re
bekahs. on Friday H:entng.
A pleasing rehearsal was held on
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Saturday evening n Odd Fellows hall
and another reharsa: will be held this
evening at the same place, connmenc-
ing st 1880 O'Clock J'ne staff does its
work under the detection of P. L. Hol-
land. This team does the work. which
was in vogue prior to the adoption Oh
the new work by tic order.
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CA SsIFIEDz ADVERTISING
oSeeENT a ,soaO sssss* CASH VIII ORDER
FARm FoR SALE

FOR sALE-ouick. slis acre farm.
81. ccO.oo. Sfx.roou house and out
Buildings Free mail delivery. Good
road. c miles 20 city. Cumberland
.and. Lime stone SOL. Plenty 5000
water. Only reason for selling my
wife died and my mother too OLD 70 do
the work. Near school. store and
church. Box $50 Cumberland. Nd.
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Doctor Pierce's Pellets are unequaled
Is q Liver PHI. Smallest easiest to
Aake. one tiny, SEgaT10zked FeLLet
Dose. Cures Sick Headache, Ba-
ious Headache. Dizziness. Sonse1pa.
don, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and
IN arrangements Of the Liver, Stomach
md 5oWeiS
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Ten $4,000 postal certificates
Saturday. Finde- return to Box
1858 West Virginfsn office 1-s-2t-$29s
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HOUSES FOR SALE

COUNTER GIRL wASTED-Gir1 for
counter work at B. & o. Rest House.
Dav work. Call General F'oreman's
office: ask for ar. Donaldson.
1.4.tf-3250.
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lto niles.) Annapolis and solomons.
Nd. (65 nniIes.) washington ana
T.eonardstown ga miles,) and Baiti-
more and Gettysburg (5S niles.)
There Is just one missing link in
the proposed routes 50 far mapped
out. The exact course OF the cor
nectfoa between Washington and
Lynchburg has not been decided II
probably will go through Richmond.
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ROOMS TO RENT

FOR REST-ve1y reasonable, wen
furnished room fcf one person. Call
at 526 CASTOR Ave. 1o-19-tf.2s9S
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WN[TFD-W oman TO house clean
and DO launGry work for family OF
TWO. Apply 4o7 Sixth street
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AGENTS WANTED

0!SE fESfDEST Snd one travelling
solicitor Salary ard expenses. No
investments. FairvieT' Nurseries.
Rochester. y. Y. I-'-it-Ss9S.
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4 s PLANS Is EXTEND MOTOR TRUCK PARcE1 - - 49,. H1
PERSONALS

YERsoHAL-Let Madam Kosuos aelp
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send birth date and dime. De LauI ono
koszaos, BOX 291. Louisville. ny.
12-3I-6t.32$S
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SOME PAPERS

Our farmer friend Geo. I. Hay, who resides on MT. E. E. Jeffries farm one mile west of McCrory, has broken all records here for growing large sweet potatoes.
 A few weeks ago h e brouhgt to town sweet po- tato weighing nine pounds and 12 ounces. Later he made a special trip to town with a still larger one which weighed 12 pounds and ten ounces. This gave him the championship, but when he dug his potatoes in the sandy land portion of his patch last week, he uncovered what is said to be the largest potato ever seen here and possibly one that can not be excelled anywhere in the state. The potato which resembles a small pumpkin weighed 15 pounds and 15 ounces and is now on display at the Bank of McCrory.
 The three potatoes weighed 38 pounds and five ounces.
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COLORED

Died: Fayette Gillaspie, col, age 42 years, Friday, Nov. 8, 1918.
 ' Died: Saturday, Nov. 2, 1918, George Lindsey, col, age 15 years, of Jelks.
 Died: Lizzie, age 4 5 years, wife of Andrew Phil lips, col, Sunday, Nov. 3, 1918.
 Died: Cora, age 22 years, daughter of Sam and Alice Madden, col, Sunday, Nov. 3, 1918. Burial was held in Morning View cemetery.
 Died: Opal, age two months, child of J. w. and Minnie West, col, Wednes- day, Nov. 6, 1918. Burial was in Morning View ceme- ,tery, Thursday.
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YOUR HOME PAPER

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 Subscribe for 1t and keep posted as to what is going on in the country, state and county; also keep in touch with what your neighbors are doing in the home town.
 Our subscription prices are :: S1.00 per year, 60c for six months and 40c for three months.
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CARA
 WAY TO SPEAK HERE

Hon. T. H. Caraway of .Tonesboro, who represents this the First Congressional district comprised of 15 counties in Eastern Arkansas, in our National legislature, will speak at the Methodist church in McCrory, next Monday, Nov. Il. at 2:3O D.. m. and every one who can possibly do so should not fail to hear him
 Congressman Caraway comes to us direct from the battle front lover there" and you will be greatly interested in the message he will deliver to US asto what he actually wit messed in Europe.
 The distinguished gentle man comes in the interest of the United War Work Cam paign of which MT. J. H. Dale of Augusta is chairman for Woodruff county. He will tell you or the good work which he has seen be- ing done by the Y. M. c. A., the Y. w. c. A., the K. of C., Salvation Army. Jewish Vel fare Board, War Camp Com munity Service and the Amer ican Library Association. The organizations above are doing everything possible for our boys and girls over there as we'll as in the camps here and it requires money to keep the good work going on and these seven organiza- tions have consolidated in one great campaign for funds instead of each conducting a separate campaign.
 No admission or any kind will be charged and everyone is extended a cordial invita- tion to come and hear MT. Caraway next Monday Nov. II, at 2::30 o'clock.
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WHITE

Died: Ed Wright, age 34 years, of DeView, Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1918.
 Died: Infant Floyd, child of Ed and Blanche Floyd of Jelks, Friday, Nov. 8, 1918.
 Died: John, age about IA years, son of Dr. and Mrs. T.. A. Stewart of near Tip, Friday, Nov. 8, 1918.
 Died: Susie, age 28 years, wife of Geo. w. Skinner, Sunday, Nov. 3, 1918. Re- mains were laid to rest in Pumpkin Bend cemetery.
 Died: Noel, age eight years, son of MT. and Mrs. Willow Davis, Thursday, Nov. 7, 1918. The remains were shipped to Judsonia for interment.
 Died: Zulema, age five years, child of J. c. and Eva Smith of Beedeville, Wednes- day, Nov. 6, 1918. Remains were laid to rest in the Eight Mile cemetery.
 Died: Albert, age two years and four months, son of c. H. and Bessie Southall, of Hickory Ridge, Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1918. Burial was in the Betts cemetery.
 Died: Sunday, Nov. 3, 1918, Fred Breckenridge, age "A years, of Beedeville. A mother, Mrs. Laura Bennett, a wife, one child, Willard age two years, two brothers, Pres ton and Jessie Bennett and two sisters, Pauline Bennett and Mrs. Esemy Gaddis mourn his loss. The remains were laid to rest in the Gourd Neck cemetery Monday.
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WS.S.
Full of Cold: Had the Grip

Many will be pleased to read how Lewis Newman, 5G6 Northrand St., Charles ton, w. Va., was restored to health. He writes: Il was down sick and nothing would do me any good. I was full of cold. Had the grip until I pot two soc bottles of FO- ley's Honey and Tar. It is the best for grip and colds l ever used" Red Cross Drug Go. Adv.
The Home news., 1918-11-08
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Don't fail to hear Hon. T. H. Caraway, Congressman, who has just returned rom France, at the Methodist church Monday, Nov. II, at 2:3O. United War Work Campaign.
The Home news., 1918-11-08
THIRTEEN DEATHS ARE
 REPORTED THIS WEEK

Thirteen deaths have been reported to us the past seven days, eight of whom are white people and five negroes, as follows
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Lieut.. E. c. Marsh. Go. IA, c. O. T. s. Camp Gordon, Ga., arrived Wednesday for a visit to his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Marsh, and other relatives.
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Renew your subscription before it expires which will De on the first day of the month opposite your name as printed on the wrapper or front page of this paper. All subscriptions MUST be discontinued, hereafter, at the expiration of same.
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Land for sale: 200 acres, 1a mile of Hunter, 35 acres open, balance timber, good roads and water and new railroad being constructed by land. Call or write Home News Editor, Nc Crory, Ark. adv.
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Mrs. H. P. Hargis left to- day, Friday, for Little Rock, where she will undergo an operation. She was accom- panied by her daughter, Miss Ruby.
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MT. R. J. Mcdaniel has sold his dray business and contem- plates moving to Helena to take charge of the Missouri Pacific railroad yards as fore man.
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Rhode Island Red hens and registered Poland China pigs for sale at the billiard Farm. See me for prices. w. G. Dil- Hard. Adv.
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Large assortment of queens ware in plain and decorated patterns. See our line be- fore you buy. CARSON'S
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WS.S..

Lost: Cloth back mem orandum book, between Nc Crory and Fakes Chapel, containing cotton ticket from Washington Oil Go. Finder return to News office or to w. V. Justice and receive $1.00 reward. Adv. 1tp.
The Home news., 1918-11-08
NUMBER 16
GOVERNOR BROUGH
 AT COTTON PLANT

A TX kan s as distinguished governor Hon. c h as. H. Brough who is touring the state in the interest of the United War Work Campaign was in Cotton Plant today, Friday, where he spoke to large number of her citizens concerning the campaign. He will speak in McCrory, Thurs day, Nov. IA, at the Method ist church.
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 Creamery butter at CAR SONS. Adv.
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 Miss Annie Ruth Thomp- son, of Memphis, is the guest of Miss Hazel Musgrove.
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 Mrs. w. c. Simmons and daughter, Miss Pauline, re- turned to Brinkley, Sunday.
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 Complete stock of U. s. and allied flags in both silk and cambric, at CARSON'S. Adv.
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 Rev. A. c. Cloves, of Paragould, spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. H. E.. Wood.
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WS.S..

Miss Elizabeth Johnson who is spending the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Cora l.. Johnson, will return to Memphis, Sunday.
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If you want the Home News you must pay your subscrip- tion as the government will no longer allow newspapers to be sent otherwise.
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An up-to-date picture show is to be added to the business concerns of Howell. It will probably be known as the Princess Theatre.
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WS.S..

Miss Ruth M Griffin, the efficient and charming prin- cipal of the Howell Public School, was a pleasant visitor in McCrory today, Friday.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06

Miss Pearl MrMann. clerk nj tho Tur-
me- r:Sh" Stor'. is Ill nj her nom" on
Washington street.
Fred Eernharrlt nf l'ark"rshurS is
visiting his brother Frank E"rnhardt "f
Nmrth $. NrnIh street.
nnr Shnr store. - i'll Mt her homo on
South S!Xth street.
Mrs. W r. lnNun IL North Fourth
street. was visiting "Wednesday al S''n'
h"nyillr
John r'ainn - confined To his home
by illness.
Miss Myrtle Thompson will rcsum"
her duties al fh" Post Office after a
weeks vacation.
Word has hrrn received TINT Roger
E.ur'"n arrived "a Camp Mills on his
way oyer.
Russell Mad,ll Of Dallas. Texas, ar,,
rived her" t"dny I" attend the funeral
Of Mrs. {. w. Kurkuck.
Mrs Gcnrg" Barker and Mr. ard Mrs
Ray Parker ~" VISITING Mrs. J"hi
L"rkrtt If This rIi!. Th'l n"l"r"d
through III t!'ir ma"hrn" from clifton.
MIR and Mrs. ''nrl S'+,hriEht hay" re-
c"Ivrd word hat their son. tT"d"rIck
has arrived safely in France.
Miss May IiadS"ll "r PITTSBURGH. for
m"rly al this riIY returned li"tn" on
Wednesday, after Il visit with Relatives
here
Mrs. James M"uti:",r"ry has returned
Ia her HON, III Washington IA. after
Il short visit with Mrs. i. Young If
FaVrti" street.
Mss N"viln. Eh'rly viii l"lN" soon
for camp Sherman wh'r'' Nh" VIII talk"
M trainin. "a nurse.
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pellaire Briefs

Fred WasSuian has returned from
visit ut Pittsburgh.
Miss t;racr (rnoms has returned
from q riSiI with friends at pittsburgh:
Miss Marie Su"d"krr is 4 guest Oh
friends IT Pittsburgh.
Miss Mice Parker nf South belmont
street. has received Il card an
nouncing tn" safe arrival OF her nus
band, Frank Parker. in Franco.
Mis-. Anna Wright. Of ALLIANCES IS
guest Of friends IN Bcllar"
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stephens nave
returned from :, trip to the lakes
Lou Cutt will leave in q few days Tor
Norfolk Va wh"r" he Will enter the
navy as a SECOND class maChlniSt.
Miss Mary uohSon returned nom" 70
dav fer L visit with relatives at smith
Miss Anna Foulkc has left for Chat
tan Va. where she will teach al inc
t,hartan Episcopal institute.
The Orthodox Jews will hold th"lr
New Year service in the Odd Fenows
hall on Belmont street
I;cnrec Jones has resigned his posi-
ton ~ thu, llirschr clothing store on
belmont street and has accepted po-
titinn with III" W"lisburs Electric Co.
Nathan I.uhalsky. VIII" has been Ill
NJ his home. is recovering.
\ llrg" number Of visitors arc IN thIS
ritv helping 10 celebrate tn" jewish New
Srnr
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GAINESVILLE Briefs.

Miss CLAIR" Richardson wn" has been
visiting with hcr friend. Miss H"lrh
t'hApl"ll. mf Warren avcnu". left for h"r
home in philadelphia Thursday.
Miss Grace Fowler O; Vest NAN
s,~rr; bas returned after q visit with
Nr. and Mrs. I'd Coui;rny. OF Zancsvillc.
Sir. md Mrs Edgar Thomas. OF North
Chestnut SI-nrt. nrr visiting with reih-
Iiv"s in New York.
Mrs, e. NJ. Reed and con .tustin, 81
South street. spent Thursday IN wheel
Sir and Mr. .Inhn scott and Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Wnnfianh "f this place"
Icft Thursday for 81 motoring irin'o m
diam whrr" they viii spend wHch
with relatives.
Mrs : W. Mo:zlor ard children. "f
l-nioninwn. IA. are visiting 'hrlr par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. .1udkirs. or
North Chestnut street.
Mrs Isaac HaS"r. Of Park street. 10
visiting NOR son. Frank Mctiair". and
wife. n: Pittsburgh.
t. g. Harrison. or This "l;y. is huSI-
n.. visitor in Chicago.
Mrs. William Rartl"t; Of Peoria. III.
Icf: for her h"rnr Thursday after Il SOY
cral wrrkS' visit with her sister Mrs.
blanche .Iudkins. Of East South street.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Novel;. Of carr
crnn. W Va. who have been WISHING
,h"ir parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. George row
lcr, If North broadway. wont to Zan"s-
rilIc Thursday, where thry will sp"nd
n f"w days with Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne"
Fowler
Mrs. Andy Frn"lirh aid Two Children.
rr North broadway. arc spending III"
wrrk with relatives in Wheeling.
Miss Amna L. Norris. ~ North Chest
nuI street left Tuesday for Pittsburgh.
whore sh" viii Sl"'ud ~" weeks COM
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plcting n business course. She will 81
from :hcrc to Cleveland. where she has
n government position.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. 0. Hanlon. OF this
place. arc spending the week in Wheel
ms.
r. l.. Burlington. Of Columbus. is y
bushes visitor in this city.
Miss LydiahelIc McGarr has returned
10 her home ON Washington street after
4 visi; with her aunt. Mrs. +. c. Hnghn
Of Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Claude cunard. Misses Paulin.
Rradirld and Fac (ircr. OF West Main
street, left Thursday for Niles. O.. whore
they have positions in an aeroplanc fac
tory.
MIR. and Mrs D. c. Hardcsty. of South
broadway were visitors in Wheeling
"Wednesday.
Everett Howell has returned 20 re-
sumo his position at East Palestine
after n few days visit at his home on
North Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Fred Mantz. Of West Main strrn'.
WAS visitor in Wheeling 4cdnc sda:.
Horny Hausr. Of Mt Pleahanl. Pa. il
visiting his brother. n. 4. Haus". and
wife, Of Cherry street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ludwig. of TINS
place. are visiting with relatives IN
Marietta.
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Gen. PerShing DeCOrateS
Brave yankS For Acts
Of HeroiSm in Battle

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5~Graphic
stories Of the individual hcroiSm ana
daring of Al .\merican OFFICERS anu men
fighting in Franc" arc told in crEptic
citations by General Pcrshing In award
ing them distinguished service crosses.
The citations were received tonight at
tn, war department as Il delayed sec
ton of General lershlnGs comnuniQuc
for "Wednesday.
One Of the men decorated was, prl-
vate Of infantry who was attacked ny
eleven Germans when he entered eel
lar ut EauX. July To install n telr-
phone. He killed Two of the enemy ami
took the other nine prisoners.
\ corporal of infantry cleared out a
farmhouse near EillerS-Sur-Fcrc July
IS. single handed. killing four H"rmanS
capturing one and holding tho house by
himself until support arrived.
\ scrgcaE: Of Infantry. after rushing
n head Of his line near S"rEy. July -
was so badly wounded that he could not
stand Ten Germans of In" fruSSian
Guard attacked him. He arose TO his
knees. shot five OF them and the other
fled.
In another case . private az infantry
on July IS near NillcrS-sur-F"rc saw
six Germans about 10 take prisoner ms
corporal. who had been severely wound
ed He called ! comraflc. advanced on
the Germans. killed TN" of them. TOOK
the other four prisoners and carried Tn"
corporal To the American lines.
a machine gun sergeant brought
down two Gcrnun airpl;.nnS which were
sweeping an American trench with ma.
chine gun fire. Despite thc rain uf
enemy bullets. the sergeant turned his
own machine gin on the planes. and
riddcd the upper ono until ii collapsed.
In falling II struck III" lower one. cl'lH-
ing il also 10 crash In nnrth.
Several officers Of tho infantry and
marines were ritrd. for leading their
commands when wounded; for passing;
through tho enemy lines seeking infDr-
nation and for other acts "f daring. y
chaplain and cook also w"r" decorated
for bravery and cuulu.SS in attending
wounded men under fire.
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L|TTLETON

Mrs. Thomas Metz and children arc
spending n two weeks visit with roli-
IivrS in, Spencer.
Mrs. Russell Hixcnhnugh OF Hundrr
visited friends here Friday.
Miss nellie Owen has returned hon,"
after six weeks stay with friends III
cincinnati.
Miss Laura Newman left Sunday Tor
her homo in Rradine. Kansas. after
two months visit here with relatives.
Mrs. will Knnodc left Tucsdn" Tor
her homo in F'airmont. after Few unES
visit here with her mother Mrs. Eiiei'
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Carney OF
ClarksburE are visiting their daughter
Mrs. G. s. StidEcr here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ictcr and family
attended the fair in Wheeling. "cdncS-
Mrs. S. H. Poe was shopping III
wheeling Tuesday. ,,
Mrs. C. c. Postlethwaite and famll!
Of Wnlish9rG. arc rts,''nS n'' 'A' e'''''
Miss Ala Rurrh loft Thursday Tor
Noundsvillc. after spending week nero
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs 1naa
Hurrh.
position in Bogard and Riger's store.
Quite n number from this place iclt
Tuesday for New Martinsville. where
they rntrancd on Wednesday TOT camp
Lee. Petersburg. va. b..
Mir and Mrs. Chas Robert and fnm-
ilv have returned home after Two
weeks vacation spent with friends ~
tlarkshurE. ...,u,
Mr and Mrs. !. s. OFT and iamil?'
AIR and Mrs. Frank Earnest and fam.
;Iv md Miss Varnila Bradley motored
IT, Meadow Brook. Sunday. and spsnt
the .Iny visiting, relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cu"llnian srcnt
Wednesday with friends in Wheeling.
Miss Mary dillingham; is spending
few DAYS with relatives in Bcnwood.,
Mrs J. T. rctlt j. visiting her
daughter. Mrs. t.. y. W"t2r' In Fn'r'
mont. -. ,,. d ,hiL
Jr,.r attended III" fair in Wheeling
Thursday.
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GAINESVILLE

Announcement nf tn" engagement OF
Miss Helen Chappcli ID Mr.. JudS"n tA'
I,rd If l,hiIodrlphia was made ut n d
n:,lnrk dinner gwen AT The home IF Miss
rhappcll ON Warren av"nu" Thursday
evening. The decorations w"r" prth-
cipaily carried out in Er""n and = large
basket Of chrysan:hcmunS WAS me ZEN
,rrniecc o.f The table. In III" bottom o.
nut baskets the guests found sinai PIr
,,rcs of Miss ChnpnrIl and Mr. ballard.
which brought tho dinner Ia sur
nrisIrr clos. The guest list Included
Mr and Mrs. w. q. ChhppcI. Mr. and
Mrs. Gibson Rradticld Misses lNriS
Howell. Helen Worthinrinn, Mary shop
I'd. olivia Taylor. Clair" Richardson
Maudr thappell and Theodore Mercer
InGson ballard and Lester Chappcll.
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STEUBENV|LlE
Kidnanped HIS Own Child.

Err:,,Is.. H.. Kidnapped his own child.
Louie Rochelle. aged II. of Amsterdam.
ohio, will soon hmv" Hn opportunity 10
20 To work for l'nci" Sam At shooting
Huns I:urlr-li and his wife parted
several weeks ago. ia" WI coming ~
,bis ,.ity and bringing their four year
old daughter Mary Elizabeth win her.
The .hild disi pI"'ar'd from the nom:
Tuesday might and investigation dIs-
closed that t'"'h"l!" had kidnapped h'r.
r,rin,r her back Il, Amsterdam. lie was
arrcsie and the child Restored TO IT'S
,rn,Lrr Earhcllr agreed I" give his
wifi, custody Of tn" child and /" pay
SIS A month towards her support. ~
,hr Suggestion If tn" court. i."ui" was
,,kon from deferred class and placed
i'm class enc. subject I" imm"d'at" call
nv tho local draft board He viii go IN
- training camp some TIM" ms week.
Grtcvous Error Made.
- TIN, War Department today INFORMED