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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-10-28
|'FL|.U'' LID ! 70
STAY ON HERE
Council Holds Meeting and
Decides That Lid Will be
Kept Clamped on
Tight.
A ADVISES IT
A ADVISES IT
Quarantine Remains and all
Public Gatherings Will
be Prevented.

There will be no fitting of the quar-
antine lid in Webster City.
At least there will be none for the
time being and the stores will con-
tinue to close at 6 o'clock p. M, in
Guiding Saturday:
This action was decided upon at an
adjourned meeting of the city council
Thursday night. AT the meeting a petit
ton was presented to the council from
local merchants and business men ask,
ing that the regulations be loOsened
sufficiently to allow evening trade.
The petition, however, was placed on
that the present regulations will re-
main in force. AS to how long they
will be continued is not known, but
they will probably be maintained for
another week, depending largely upon
the influenza and pneumonia cOndi-
tons. The council proposes to do it's
utmost to stamp these diseases out as
thoroughly as possible.
Letter From Sumner.
Mayor Clark Friday morning received
notice from Secretary G.. H.. Sumner
Of the state board of health that the
state quarantine has been lifted. Says
the notice from this board in part:
"The state board of health de-
sires to do the very best for all
the people, therefore, it would at
this time pass the responsibility
for continuing the quarantine to
the local boards of health, com
posed of the mayor and council Of
each town or city, or the trustees
of any township. In advising this
step, however, the state board of
health would recommend that all
public meetings of every kind be
called off in those communities
where Spanish influenza exists in
any great number of cases, and a
that all of the people become H.
self-appointed body to see to it j
that everything is done to prevent
this serious sickness which is sure
ly here in Iowa and is likely to be
spread in many communities in
our state. Is
The state board of health would
advise all the people to be ex-
ceedingly careful for the next few
weeks, and while it now passes
N-..
the responsibility to the local CON-
munities and the local boards of
health yet it does recommend that
the people take into consideration
the seriousness of the situation
and act accordingly"
Remains i'm Force.
SO far as Webster City is concerned,
the same quarantine that has been in
force for a week will be continued.
There will be no church services, lodge
meetings, movies, or other public
gatherings. The schools will remain
| closed, including all rural schools In
the county. Superintendent Snow
said he would recommend to all rural
school boards that these schools be
kept closed until the Bird or 10th Of
November, depending upon the prevail
ing conditions in each district.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-10-28

Eighteen gallons OF paint, three gal
Ions of oil and Il gallon of turpentine
were recently stolen from the Meth,
odist church al Erushy. The church
is being repainted and this material
had been stored in the church,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-10-28

Marion Smith. who works for Aug.
F. Mueller. fell under the Mueller auto
the other day while trying to alight
when the car was in motion. No bones
were broken, but he was painfully
bruised about the lower limbs.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-10-28
LIST OF CLASS REClSTRANTS

1SS2-Herman Arnold Tjernagel,
Story City.
1SS7-Ross Pardoe,s Webster City.
1SS9-Harold Ashbury johnson,
Stratford.
! 1S96-Leonard selmer Olson, Jewell.
1S9S-Asa Omer Cottington, STRAIT
ford.
1906-John Gottlieb stabler, Will
liams.
1914LHarold Nelson Peterson, Web
ster City.
192O-Alfred julius Stout, Jewell.
1931AClarence Raymond Darnell,
Webster City.
19ss-Dewey Hobson Ribbey, Web
Ister City.
1946-Leo Joseph Miller, Webster
CITY.
195O-John G. Olson, Webster City.
1951-William A. Arends, Blairs-
burg.
1952zEverett Lloyd Tender, STRAIT
ford.
1953-Milo. Beard Choat, Webster
City.
1955-Christopher Carlson, Williams.
1963-Glen Ebert Bowman, Will
Iliams.
197O-Harry Alfred Cleckner, Web
ster City.
1971-Roy Richards, Webster City.
1974-William Peter Bossenberger,
Williams.
19s4-Pearl Ira Trwalt, Webster CT
ty.
2oo5-Martin Peter Burke, Els
worth.
2OO6-John 7. Johnson, Jewell.
2O19-Andrew Michael vanLand-
school, Webster City. y
2O66-Carlyle Walter Heller, Web
ster City.
2OGS-Alfred A. Johns, Jewell.
2O72-Gaylord Theodore Ness, Story
City.
2O9S-Gilbert Kaufman, harrisburg.
21O5-Archie Cornelius Eide, Ellis
worth.
2124-Wilbur L. DeMoss, harrisburg.
2129-Arthur Hawkes., Webster City.
2135-Guy j.. Hassebrock, Jewell.
2145-Clifford Sherman Dale, Web
ster City.
2162-Robert Friedrich Beck, Webster
City. 4
ei73-oscar othei Butler, Webster
City.
2179-Jesse Bardenas Olson, Jewell.
i21S4-Alfred Wilhelm Knudson, jew
ell.
22S7-Harold D. Eittreim, Radcliffe.
21SS-Henry Lewis Danielson, jew
ell.
2197-Edward King, Kamrar.
219S-Floyd L. H%ollingshead, Web
ster City.
Z2l0-Orace W Riley, WEBSTER
City.
2251-Walter Edward Blue, Kamrar.
2253-Albert Lewis Largent, Stan
hope.
2264-Charles Carroll Bunch, Will
liams.
2265t-Garsper NJ. Hanson, Stanhope.
2267-Bailus Holland, Radcliffe.
2269-Frank Hall, Webster City.
2276-Adam Badaski, Williams.
22S6-John Wilbur House, Jewell.
22S9-Orven Engelby, Jewell.
229O-Jasper Jordon, Terre Haute,
Ind.
2295-Vern Lloyd Olmstead, Wool
stock.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-10-28

632-Alfred Ludwig Thompson. Jew
ell.
636-Florance Lester Stillwell, Web
ster City.
639-Boyd Samuel Smith,
G4O-Lloyd Irving Erickson, Stan
hope.
644-John Sjurson, Story City.
651-Charley Gleisner, Chicago.
654-Bruce Arlington Graham, Jew.
ell.
66O-Annas Ally Russell, Story City.
677-Leonard Daniel Egland, Jewell.
6S1-Gerald Dale Miller, Webster
City.
6S4-George Fred Widman, Webster
City.
69S-Arrah Clifford Ewing, Webster
City.
699-Henry Darwin Studlcy, Kan.
rar.
7O4-Albert Clarence Ullestad, Rad
cliffe.
721-Charles Hamilton Moore. Web
ster City.
722-Bryon Benton Brooks, Webster
City.
739-Henry julius Peterson, Web
ster City.
761-Clarence Edward Carlson,
Stratford.
7n-Chris Fredrickson, Webster
City.
774-William Huisman, Kamrar.
7S6-Albert Richards, Des MONIES.
SOO-Leslie William Doyle, Will
liams.
S15-Frank Otto Schlafke, Jewell.
S1S-Walter MILAN, Webster City.
S2S-Floyd Wilfred Jones, Jewell.
S31-Clarence August Angstrum,
Stratford.
S37-Walter Denekas, Jewell.
S41-Burt Arnold Ribby, Webster
City.
S43-Horace Raymond Elwick,
Webster City.
S5O-Charles Wesley Dolozier, Lees
vile, Mo.
S61-Sam j.. Hove, Stanhope.
S64-Joe Henry Hynes, Williams
S72-Harold Gerhard Mellgren,
Stratfor.
S9S-Bartiness Jens Larson, Ellis
worth.
SO6-Edwin Charley johnson, STRAIT
ford.
913-Charley Wesley Morrow, BEN
ton City, Mo.
922-John Halsne, Williams.
923-vernon Dewey Schweppe, Web
ster City.
924-Bert Thompson, Kamrar.
935-virgil /. Brown, Ellsworth.
941-Archcr A. McMillen, Williams.
969-Ira Jacob Clabaugh, Webster
City.
97O-Elmer H. Hage, Ellsworth.
076-Albert Ransom Bell, Stratford.
977-Ottman Olthoff, Kamrar.
9S9-Lawrence Serald Nelson, Web
ster City.
097-Ralph Valentine Trotter, Blairs-
burg.
1O16-Alex Martin johnson, Rad
cliffe.
1O19-Wesley Leroy Schaub, Web
ster City.
1O25-Selmer Elfrain Ostrem, Rad
cliffe.
1O26-Simon Leckness, Alden.
1O31-Louis Lloyd House, jewell.
1O36-Ben b. Tweet, Williams.
1O39-Ralph James Berggren, Web
ster City.
1O41-Alden Tobias Thompson, Ellis
worth.
1O4S-Andres Il. Braland, Story
City.
1O59-Arnold Smith, Duncombe.
1O65-Robert Glass Remlcy, Webster
City.
1O7G-Clark Voss, Jewell.
1OSO-Selmer Hia. Story City.
1O92-Clyde Thomas Payne, Webster
City.
1Oo4-Clare Linden Best, Webster
City.
1I4O-Edward Ole Omvig, Jewell.
11O7-Jacob Lappin, Gait.
1124-Henry Emil Peterson, STRAIT
ford.
1131-Byron Clinton Troy, Amboy,
Mimi.
11S7-George Gibson, New Orleans
La.
1149-Russell friedrich Hupp, Web
ster City.
~1151-Arthur Dewey Olmstead,
Woodstock.
1155-George William Kinser, Web
ster City.
1156-Albert David Granville, Stan
hope.
11GO-George Joseph Whalen, Web
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-10-28

12O6-Edwin Olene Evans, Williams
1214-JOhn Sullivan, Williams.
1222-Olaf Elwood, Radcliffe.
1226-William A. Greenfield, Kan
rar.
1230-Dan Burke, Stratford.
1232-Ray S. Oder, Webster City.
1249-John Duden, Williams.
125O-Edgar Joe Templer, Jewell.
1251-Joseph Carl Iverson, Ellis
worth.
1256-Oscar Emilian Olson, Jewell
12C9-Eugene Harold Meyer, Stan
hope,
1279-Charles Arthur Keane, Viii
liams.
12s4-Earl Linsey Sewers, stor!
City.
12S9-William Franlin Terrell, Web
ster City.
1297-Walter Dewey Kirk, Jewell.
13O5-Thomas Edward Welsh, vii
liam.
y1324-Sam Severson, Ellsworth.
13332-Annas Paul Weltha, Randall
1342-Elzy Turpin, Webster City.
1379-Guy Julias Fardal, Stanhope
13S9-Walter Edwin Meyers, VIII.
liams.
14O7-Clare Grove, Ellsworth.
1414-Elmer Ellsforth Moore, Web.
ster City.
1434-Lars Williams, Randall.
%1449-John Glib Strange, Williams.
144O-Patrick Henry Kennedy, Web,
ster City.
1455-Ben Knox, Jewell.
146O-Jonas Swenson, Randall.
1467-Oscar Peter Christensen, Jew
Iell.
14S2-Charles Abraham johnson,
Ellsworth.
14s3-Dewey Edward Peter, STRAIT
ford.
1434-Klaas Huisman, Kamrar,
14S5-Harold Lewis Hoffman, Web
ster City.
149O-Ward William Carson, Web
ster City.
1406-Anders. Gustaf Anderson,
Stratford.
149s-William Harshel Shields, Web
ster City.
\ ,15pO- Nelson Shields, Webster City:
15O5-Francis Edward Olmstead,
Webster City.
151O-Arthur Fred Buckwaldt, Stan
hope.
1515-Guy Germany, Kamrar.
1535-Imbertt l. Hove, Stanliope.
154O-Theodore Eyart Lockwood,
Minneapolis.
1552-David Hiram Strain, Webster
City.
1555-Fred III. Rutledge, harrisburg.
1573-John NJ. Kenney, Webster City.
1574-Robert Ernest Yeder, Webster
City.
1594-Edward John Young, STRAIT
ford.
1590-Kauls Smid, Kamrar.
16O5-Gurnea Ballner Terrell, Web
ster City.
161O-Perry Jones Johnston, Dun.
combe.
16o7-Herman Milford Ryan, Rad
cliffe.
1649-William Wallace Hellings.
worth, harrisburg.
1653-Edgar Guy Whalem, Stanhope
1654-George A. Klaver, Jewell.
166G-RObert Scroggy, Williams.
1679-William Gabrielson, Jewell.
16S3-George Breckfcldt, StratfOrd.
16S9-Clarence Walden Anderson
StanhOpe.
1696-Harley Knapp, Webster City.
17O1-Neah yalde, Ellsworth.
17O2-Carl Arthur Crosby, Webster
City.
1704-Bennie Engleby, Jewell.
17O7-Wiley Eugene Mendenhall
CllSN III.
17OS-Nels Raven, Webster City.
1714-Joseph Mcclure, Williams.
172O-Gustav Adolph Tjernagel, Sto.
ry City.
1735-Ernest Irl Stark, Williams.
1744-Naphtalie Nelson, Ellsworth.
1746-Roy Jesse Lee, Webster City.
1766-Moscow Clayton Drake, Dun
combe.
1771-John Hoffman, Stafford. .
17S7-Jessc Wilson Mason, Webster
City.
1792-Alfred Joseph Ostrem, Rad
%cliffe.
1S11-Joseph Lawrence Berg, Web
ster City.
1S13-Leonard Swan Johnson, STRAIT
ford.
1S2O-Arthur King, Kamrar.
1S27-Seymour Eichman, Webster
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-10-28
WE BUY
OLD FALSE TEETH

We pay from $500 to $500 per set
(br0ken or mott. We also pay actual
value for Diamonds. old Gold, Silver
and Bridge-work. Send at once by
parcel post and receive cash by return
mail.
MAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALITY.
Dept. X, 2OO7 So. 9Th St. Philadcl-
phia. Pa. 9-16F'3mo'
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-10-28

by cldSSlllCdllOlS. lllCIc dIc 40 uicl
in class 1 among the September 1.
re%gistrants, excluding all men above
81 years of age, to whom question
naires are just now being sent. The
class 1 men under SO, who registered
September II follow:
Order No.
4-Daniel Fjetland, Williams.
12-Amil p. Hove, StanhOpe.
17-Peter D. McGlynn, Stanhope.
5O-Fred Alfred Parker, Stanhope.
|. 51-Ralph Clabaugh, Jewell.
52-Jerry Silhanek, Webster City.
53-Edward Agin, Williams.
59-Merle, Frank Doyle, Williams.
51-Leroy NJ. Stober, Webster City.
62-Glen Estell Mccullough, Web.
ster City.
64-Vernon Russell Anderson, STRAIT.
ford.
65-William Arlee Norcross, Web.
ster City.
79-Hugh Curran, Williams.
S3-Jotham Allen Lyon, Webster
City.
S9-Harold William Daily, Granada,
Mimi.
1O5-Salmer Amos Stevenson, Ran
dali.
111-Louis Henry Brown, Lester
Iowa.
125-Ira Stricken, Webster City.
133-victor Daniel Diehl, Ayrshire.
Iowa.
136-Alfred Ericsson, StratfOrd.
14O-Robert Bruce Hollingsworth,
harrisburg.
145-Clarence Dewey yeach, Web
ster City.
14S-Lewis NJ. Tynning, Stanhope.
149-Delbert Owen Clabaugh, Kocl-
well City.
151-Lloyd Joseph Treanor, Webster
City.
156-Curt Felix Conner, Webster
City.
164-Charley August Sandvig, Story
City.
165-Arthur Louis Frank, Webster
City.
1~66-George Adamson, Stratford.
172-Mervin Oris Marcus, Ellsworth.
106-Fritz Melvin Stein, Webster
City.
1y7-John Anton Thorsbakken,
,Stanhope.
2O3-Kane Alfred Hoverstein, Will
liams.
21S-Alvin Winfield Anderson, STRAIT
ford.
224-George Wientges, Webster City.
24S-Floyd Olson, %Stanhope.
249-Jake Anderson, Williams.
265-James Corisis, Webster City.
3W-John yurl Thomas, Williams.
3O7-Jake Bliss Thomas, Williams.
327-Abel G. Barth, Kamrar.
33335-Clyde Ohio Williamson, Web
ster City.
346-CarrOll Glenn Rick, Williams.
357-Alfrcd Julius Johnson, Ellis
worth.
363-George Caster, Fort Dodge.
3SO-Dave Watson Merritt, Jewell.
3S5-Olaf Olson, Stratford.
3S6-Paul Albert Erickson, Stan
hope.
391-Nathan Zimmerman, Summer
set, Pa.
39S-Andrew Kjolberg, Kamrar.
4OO-Ernest Pleasant Smedley, Ash
land, Illinois.
4O3-John Matthias Duffy, Williams.
4O4-Casper Anderson, Stratford.
424-Clifford Leroy Grunt, Els
worth.
434-Archer Raymond Peterson,
Stanhope.
44O-Milton Severine Hendrickson,
Jewell.
441-Melvin G. Henderson, Rad
clifre.
45O-Gurnie Truman, Johnson, ELS
worth.
453-Dewey Lee Kcpler, Stanhope.
454-Arthur Christopherson, Web
ster City.
45S-Walter Martin Krumm, Story
City.
46j-William Hanson, Ellsworth.
477-Albert Henry Meyer, Williams.
497-James c. Roe. Ellsworth.
5O7-George Carl Tcigland. Randall.
5oS-Enoch AsbMrg Wallace, Jewell.
537-Floyd 6. Brinsolf, Webster
City.
534-Arthur Michael Murphy, Will
Jams.
564-Sam Ostebee. Ellsworth.
549-Hubert Ras KeSter. Williams.
554-yincent Doyle, Williams.
564-Roy Leslie Daniels, Webster
City.
574-John Smith, Williams.
5S4-Erwin Lee Brewer, StanhOpe.
ron IJ,-ry Tiplor Huyhrau Vull.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-10-28

FOR SAIE-pure bred big type Poland
China boars NJ. r. Adair, Route 2,
one mile north on Des Moines street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
HOOVER'S ASSISTANT
ADDRESSES FOOD men
G. Harold Powell OF washington out
lined Plans for Feeding Surops at
Meeting Saturday.

G. Harold Powell. chief assistant %
MIR Hoover United States food Qdn!::I-
iSt-ator. addressed tn, meeting 81 the
county FOOD administrators saturday,
and outlined the future program for the
food administration m :""GinS thH
starving peoples of Eur"r". TIL" plan
Includes continued observation of food
SUITS. increased production FOR next
y7ar's crops ard intensified shipping.
NJ. Powell n part said:
"Amcr:ca is facing IL new food prob
lon. With :he s.Sn!ng OF tho arms
ice VIC are suddenly confronted Win
tho question Of helping 70 support swo
hundred milton hungry European peo-
pic. ThsS" include Belgium. Serial.
roland. Grsecc. rnrtut;al and the nations
released fr"r! III" t"l" or Austria,
T::cSc countries have 4 population "t
u.arfy srven:y-fire millions. They must
be fed largely with important foods. On
.c~ourt Of the hiockad" the northern
,e,;.rals witt, population OF forsy-on"
millions :avc hcsjn on low food ratlons.
,ca w., must send :hsn, enough foods 10
craven, the spread of anarHhr and q
breakdown of their governments.
I'VE must continu" 10 send tho soy
.,,.en million tons Of food 20 our b =
,rIiss including England. France and It.
civ with a population of on" hundred
std twentv-six millions. which tho
,-,i,cd S.a,cs has promised 70 send. In
or,hern Russia there are forty million
starving people. Their SoFerhmcnt ;t''',
,b.tr TRANSFORMATION are in chaos. They
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
WATCH FOOD PRICES
IS THE ADVICE OF THE
FOOD ADMINISTRATION

Heretofore the prices Of a mans pro-
dice depended largely on what The col
leSc professor calls the law Of supply
and demand" hi uthrr words. when peas
were scarce. the price VI pcaSr vas
high. provided the demand remained.
But in this war. factors hitherto I'M
thought uf have upset all former laws
and we have had 10 adjust our affairs
as we'll ana as quickly as possible to
strange conditions. Prices are higher
than they were. but the food auminis-
tration has no power to fix prices. II
can influence prices. however. aud in the
rndravor To stabili"" them Il has intro
duced Il system of fair prices lists. The
papers which publish these 70 con-
stanlly incrca sing in number TIL" prices
printed are those determined by Il com
rniltec Of wholesale grrrrrs. r"prnS"n-
.liives Of tic various types 81 retail
shops in The county oil city, and III con-
:,EincGs.
This committee m""ts and makes n
lableEsS prices based on the cost Of the
food Tawing for Il FAIR profit that n
Iieaie. entitled 20 earn handling staple
commodities. When tho fair uric" list
notes an article at 10 ccntS---I2 cents.
for EslaI~r. the 10 cents is the price
thai should he charged by the. cash and
carry" store" r. the curbSlunc market
stall, where the expenses arc few for
the shop and The customer does not have
- pay for delivery anL rilnr.r account;
ihc J" Ceuts is the maximum price for
the stores offering delivery service.
Il iS difficult. perhaps. -" a retailer
TO shake off tho tradition o. III" trade
and not demand 4 price people arc will
Ing To pa for committing iHnt may not
"a ,,1,. ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
EXPERIENCE COMES TO
COURT THANKSGIVING

The theme ~ "FNperi"n"C. George -
Uobart's modern morality c"mco4
drama Of to-day. which William Etiioit'
T. Ray tomstuci and Norris crest Will
nrrscnt ut the Court theatre lhrcf
dnvs. starting Thursday matinee. NO
yemhcr IS (ThanksGiving), is the VIVA
story If y0uth--thc avcraE" young man
of .cday-his temptations. rl"HSnFnS
hopes. ambitions, tragedies. reN'rSes
md successes. In fac. all Of youth
impulses and moods. Tin story IS an
intrnScly human on" and is one mat
bccn written from the trenches OIL me-
The plny has received tho most "nthas'-
as,ic commentators Of press and pun
lie and. lik" old vine. - better a& the
years 81 by.
The famous "Expcrirnce" or@au'3a-
lion. with Il cast Of 81 noted players,
comes here with tho mana "cm"ntS full
est endorsement. The reports from cF-
crv city In whi'h il has appeared this
season are notwithstanding audiences.
No better TIME .'culd he chosen for the
coming Of such L play than Tie present
wien c..rythinf. is being dome - SAFE
guard our y"ur E men ard rake lncn'
examples uf c.nan and healthy man
hood Seats s. on sal" TucSda! at >
n III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

,re without hope or help from the oul-
side before the next harvest. Inc only
n,onlc in Europe who Will not nave "
iepcnd on imports 20 tax" them through
,hs winter are Hungary and sou 9'e' u
pnesi, There arc enough food sur
nIuses'ia the world except tn" group OF
fats. including pork. oils and the aairF
nro1rr,s 10 prevent starvation or IN"
neonln of Europe. IL the blocKades are
modified and II ships are seHt at one
70 Australia, the East indies, SCUM
America and South Africa 70 bring '"s
su-oluscs oc cereals. meats. lats anu
SUGAR which have nos been aTal.ao!e on
account ot shipping conditions. proFiu-
cd the American people continue 20 co..
ouly rrou;,h T. sustain hndt'T heal'h
md viror and thereby create vast sur
nlus.s hS the STAPLE food ProouctS i"'
overseas shipment
"Withou, q continued conservation IN
America rho necessary food supplies
cannot be assured. We need not "orrE
chout m. food supplies OF tho ene'.S
countries If tn" allies relax the o'oCk
adc Germany can provide 'or me nccu'
or her own pann'" from f"T own ~
sources ;~id from other sources In1''
our own.
Administrator r.. W. oSiehaE was Ffi'
largely attended by III" county food an.
rninisirators throughout the state anu
Tho wotuea representatives from the
various counties.
County food administrators have doae
rnod work in cooperating with the 1000
administration. and they still mahieSC
u wonderful enthusiasm in tho VOTE
go, ~ he accomplished. and VIII SUCK
tc ,hcir Jobs until all fear ~ 4 tamlhe
-.~a,s &c relieved and Industrial con-
,,;,inrs ,ra r4-cstablished on Il perma-
non, mac, foundation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
.>OU|CK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel:
Dr.. Edwards, a prccticing physician
for II years and calomers old.time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients tor
chronic constipation and torpid livers. :
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain caloHlel, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative. ---,, -
No gripping is the Keynote of these
little sugar.coated, olive-colored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
If you have dark brown mouth"-a
bad breath-a dull, tired feeling-sick
headache-torpid liver and are const-
pated, you'll find quick, sure and only
pleasant results from one or two little
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
night Just to keep right. Try them
lOc and Csc per box All druggists. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

Parkersburg at o. m. yesterday morn
ing, and after exchanging freight de
parted for Pittsburgh at 1890 a. IN. with
her largest trip of the season.
The Liberty cleared for McConnelis-
VILE q, noon with big trip.
The L. s. lighthouse tender, Golden.
rod. passed up mt 3 p. m. on her fall
trip to supply the government lights on
the Ohio, Monongahela, Big kana"ha
and Tennessee rivers she will travel over
$500 miles Oh the trip. The Goidsnrod
laid Vi, for the night at the Richlanu
Coal Co. tipple at Warwood.
Tho General Wood arrived from
Charleston at 3 O'CLOCK last night sna
left for Pittsburgh at 1880 Win DIE
trtp Of Thanksgiving poultry and large
eonsignnents Of other freight.
The Milton will leave Of New Malta
mora. today at 1850 q. m.
The General PershinS is due down
from Pittsburgh at 4. M. tomorrow.
and will leave on her return trip a.
noon.
The Helen E is due in from New Mat
amoras tonight and will leave for that
port at noon tomorrow.
The river will De low enough for the
L. S. dredge boat Cincinnati TO resume
work On removing the wreck Of the Old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
Traffic Cases to Be in
Police Court Tomorrow

Two cases will be up in police court
tomorrow morning before his H"hor
both cns"s being traffic violations con-
linu"G over from last week. Both Nio-
lators were arrested for driving over
loaded coal trucks The local police
have bnrn on the lookout for rI"lators
1t tha; s"r;iou of the IrafAce ordinance
and are carrying out strict orders.
RAY Carter. nm "mpioye Of w. Is.
Francis. NIL ne called on the charge
tTe was arrested last Wednesday BY Or
ficer Morris and his case posi- nn"d at Inc
request If Mr.. Frtncls.
Paul Wagner. an cmployr Of III" Phil'
adelphia and Gle, Gland Coal company. !:
the other viclator.
Both will be represented by Attorney
George A. blackboard