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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-19
TO HOLD
ITS ANNUAL PICNIC

The biggest day ever held for the
schools of Burke county. will be
celebrated on July 26th when all
pupils who have received, or who
are entitled to receive diplomas for
completion Of the eighth grade dur
ing the past school year, will take
part I'm commencement exercises to
be held at Big Butte, Clayton
township in almost the exact center
OF the county. A large class will
be graduated. The speakers of the
day will be Rev. Dimmett of Ken
mare and Sergeant Greenwood OF
the Canadian Overseas Service.
The West Coulee at Big Butte is
one Of the beauty spots of Burke
county. A natural amphitheater
with plenty Of shade. Bring your
dinner and enjoy the day with the
boys and girls. Exercises Will be-
gin at two O'Clock in the afternoon.
w. 8. s.
The chautauqua season at the
Mouse River Park closed last Sun
day evening, and number OF fam
lilies from Bowbells and vicinity
who have been spending some time
there camping, returned that even-
ing. The chautauqua season at
the park this year was one OF the
most successful held since the park
was opened. The grounds have
been made more beautiful than ever
before, and we believe that every
one who visited the park this year
was more than satisfied with the
entertainment. s1:s :
w 8. S.. ,.5#
NJ q. Hagen Of Columbus was
f1i the city laat Saturday.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-19
w. 8. s.

John O. Norlin OF this city, who
was appointed by the government
to list persons in Burke county who
would be willing to work at their
own trade for the government, the
fore part Of the week received a
request for g number Of lead burn
ers, and II there are any men in the
county who understand this work,
they should give their names and
addresses to Mr.. Norlin AS men Of
this trade are unusually scarce, the
salary paid is high.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-19

The mission which Is now being
conducted at the St. Joseph's church
in this city, which started last Sun
day and which will continue all
week until next Sunday, is being
attended by large number of peo-
pie from both the city and the sur
rounding country. Rev. George
Schaefold, O. s. B., ia conducting
this mission, and he is q proving
himself to be very interesting
speaker.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-19
KNOX BANK IS
BEING PR0BED

Knox, N. D., July 18.-The Sc
curity State bank of Knox has been
taken charge Of by state banking
officers, R. M. Stangler, special
agent of the banking department,
being on the ground.
Efforts are being made to put the
bank in shape for business, and in
dications today are. that that will
be accomplished, according to unof-
fetal advices.
The bank has deposits of $32,-
900, and D. H. Ugland is the dir
Getting official.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-19
STORE CLERKS
A8t NOT EXEMPT

The local exemption board has
received some explanatory directions
concerning the work or fight orders
of the war department in relation
to- persons who were believed to be
entitled to deferred classification be-
cause: Of dependents and other
things which were involved at the
time the classification was made, but
which actually come within the non
pr cductive industry class which is
required to either get Into predue-
tive occupations or be inducted into
the service without regard to their
deferred classifications. Among
these what were designated in the
original work or fight order as
t'Sales clerks and other clerks. I"
These, the explanatory directions
state include clerical and mercan-
tile establishments. The persons
exempt for this induction into the
service over their deferred classifi-
cations, are store executives, super
intendents, heads of the various de-
partments such as accounting, cred
its, buying, travelling statesmen, de-
liverymen and drivers. These per-
sons will not be inducted into the
service as their occupations are con-
sidered productive Ribbon sales
men, necktie displayers and similar
occupations are not considered pro-
ductive and those engaged in them
will have to get new jobs or go to
war.
W s. S.. $.
The entire work called for in the
plans and specifications for rebuild
ing the streets of the city and gra-
Yelling same has already been. COM.
peted, and there isn't thorough
fare in Bowbells that is not perfect
right now. A large amount of the
gravel was hauled this spring, and
has not yet been packed. This is
rather hard to travel on, and will
be until it gets wet a few times and
is hammered down. The gravel
hauled last fall is pounded down
good and is now as hard as brick.
Contractor w. c. Martin, who put
all the pravel on the streets, tells
us that last fall and this spring his
teams hauled 1886 loads of gravel,
which amounted to 5145A yards.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-19
COUNTY CONVENTIONS
HELLO WEDNESDAY

At the republican county conven-
tion held at the court house in this
city on Wednesday afternoon most
Of the precincts of the county were
represented by committeeman, and
the following officers were chosen
for the ensuing two years: Jacob
Dewing of Short Creek township,
chairman; J. R. Jensen of Lucy
stowifsliip; Secretary; and Louis Ny
gard of near F1axton, treasurer.
The following executive committee
was. chosen: Geo. Witty, Fred Bu-
reau, F. M. Jensen, J. L. Finke, L.
A. Rude, l.. H. Guiles and w. S.
Clark At the Democratic county
convention held here the same af-
ternoon and at which the attendance
was not so large, Frank Woods of
Bowbells was elected chairman and
Fred F. Carter of Flaxton secretary.
The other officers and committees
will be appointed by Mr.. Woods. A
meeting of the committeeman of
Burke and Divide counties will be
next week at which time a commit
teeman to the state convention of
each party will be selected. All the
officers in the republican convention
are members of the Nonpartisan
League.
w. S. S.
The Burke county board of
county commissioners has completed
its work as county board of equali-
zation, and after an adjournment of
a few days, met again on. Wednes-
day of this week to work on the
regular routine of business. Chair
man Emerson of the board tells
The Tribune that some county road
work was now being done, but that
the townships seem to be doing
more work this year than ever be-
fore, and that there VIII be a mark
ed improvement in the thorough
fares of Burke county before fall.
The large graders owned by the
are being kept quite busy.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-19

N. c. Hagen Of Columbus wa!
In the city last Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Herbert Linton Writes
From Camp Holibard, Md.

1b,, following letter has boon received
rro,n Herbert Linton. prf'n1n'mt young
man from Elm Grove. who rs now Sth-
toned at Camp Hnlibord. near haiu-
more, Md. and he tells III inc interest,"
ing camp HE. <,,o or tho boys
.-h,' wc,rt 10 lamp Meade. July a. nut
Us transferred to his present '-lllr
s,or after. II" is training rs II 'ruth
driver. and expects t" soon p' vi NO
""' Camp Holiinrd. Md
A., 7o,r eistrr.-J1ist received your
-,.; ,vrlrnne letter yesterday ;thu you
snctn TO have had Il I'm" INN on !ou,
,.,r.,iun- wouldn't mind DclhS GU.
on IN. old farm week or so m sell,
s,rrc could st,nd Il little rest l"T We >u'
are doing our bit JuSi INV, 80 ~,
S,,acr thnn l ever did i'll all my Ike. W."
49,, raining pretty hard now for W" 'N-
,rc, IN soon b. able to TAKE Il cr;tck III
Tho Kaiser, and tn" boys mere I''N
mo under the impression that nc - h"'
very VOL thought OF in tins crown:
We will soon hc issued our M't ,t,;i.
o,othpc. Wo were Ill ncisur"d ih'S
week. CO.. ,; ,,
Thor. are a good many Wheeling ana
Ohio county boys III this camp. nut We
h.yr men here from twenty Stit'S'
trrry one seems tn hc happy ana 'h''E
oh lI for we IStNc W. wv ''''''l' 80
ia United States. TIL" only on" ihat
IL nm. open camp system. W" I" ana
NM. Ms we please and ar" free when not
Tn duty. no pass being n'rd"d |" get
out or in. ., r.., ,,I,,-
,,nr, t,y IIiEhlandlnwn On thr I'nE. Shcr"
eirr,t car line, and a ten cent TAR. -"
rn, sec is is pretty handy. TIA" boys
| inrr ar. sure t.-l good. We get every
,hiur Won might want AMI IT * WE'LL
| ,.,m;,,.1 uur cook having conn from 81
/ 1-ir.,inny, Believe nc, II" Nrr' r;Ia max:
i corn pone- amman,
This Is Il quart"rrHSt"r corps amp
ord II is one of tlic !m%t f'r:imch"S ~ the
snrv;cc or course. | dunk 50. any how
| srb,r. ARE two water tank UNITS l"in1
| I'D. mn here W. arr. going "N"r "tI'' al
| those DAYS In hazel water L" IT." Toys
| IT, Tho front lin" trenches. W" VII u.s.
! White trucks and they STOP hl'hS h'"'u'
| - miles pr :" !; VIll f" SOM W',t' !
! ,.oruu This tim" t"Nt year mere SAN
will H.. Oh In. WHt.r Wagon Itt'S''h'F
! Supnusr ,lrlviu:: Il water wagon Will ''
| cuIi" :: InlLilnr job cur ""uil"Ir! *
/ meets tn rt,nk,. II "Trip /" DETROIT pretty
; Soon to Iuinr Trucks ihrnn-i,: ana HS W.
! Will PASS through Wheeling. lots OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
ANIMAL PARADE
At STATE FAIR
Biggest And Best Procession In History
OF Association Held Yesterday.

Headed by the Fort Henry band play
ing patriotic and popular marches ana
ono Schcnk and other Nest Virginia
stat" fI,ir officials marching nj tn" head
ul' ia, pr,r'S:'!un. tn" largest ana mos,
beautiful calvacadc parad" ever held III
th,, fair WAS that yesterday noon.
The passing Of IN" procession looked
like tl,. "ntcrnnrr IT, NUah'S NIX. s" faT
as rnttl. wcr" concerned. I'h"r" w'r"
bulls. cows. shr"r and every kind Of an
nal ral"u by man in IN" parade. II
took nearly half hour for the hS pro
ccSSinn tn pass the grand stand. ana aS
The. animals phSS,'d Ivy h"tcCkrd with
tirsI rrizr hlur ribbons. tpplauSrS w"rc
given TN" par;I,I" WAS In, largest ever
given at tn" far. incl" sam has hHcn
calling for Il larger and better grad" at
cattle. Hind ne been present yesterday
he would HAY" been thu chief applaud-
~. -.
Mr.. Srh"nk. who has had rharr" Of
the animal exhibits at In" fair. said that
il was III" best he lad ever S""n at TN"
fair The pri&" huh of this year =
award was lead hy Roy .l"hnSnn. al
Johnson l:ruth"rS' Stock farm. Flushing.
Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
A T T E n D MAhnofA
SHOW THURSDAY DESPITE hA1H
AND COOL WEATHER.
President Lutz and Secretary s~ar'z
Tell of Attractions on Bill

Yesterday was 4 big day at tn" west
VIRGINIA state Fair aud Exposition. nut
to-day. the last day. is going 10 b"
bigger one. Yesterday was 'ItE nay.
all business places were
closed and many industries SnSPcho'u
upcr;.liunS. hut the rain ana the gloomy
wont her prevented many frnin hlu'hu''E
TIN biggest and best show ever gwen III
the Mountain state. To-Day l"r'c't,.
r.,; ,ud v,rmrr weather All
right and good. for President 'i""rE" '.
l,utz and SECRETARY Bert u. Swart@ III
the fair association. announced '"S'
,i,.h, that 1h,. best racing hill in the
thirty-"ight years history oi inc INT -
,,, w., nulIcd off this afternoon. whll"
thrr,. will Lr all and more SPECIAL az
tr,r,juns for the tens Of thousands VINO
will lie on the grounds to-day. !" ~,
p.al. Fair and warmer" to-day ana
,hr hest feature Of entertainment AZ INC
West Virginia fair tu-'Iay.
Last Day to Be Biggest.
-rbos, who have. not awaited them
solves Of visiting the great exposition
,his week will have the opportunity u"
do so to-day. Some have said that inc
last day is not up ~ tn" standard. Sec
r.I,ry SwariZ said tu an lntrillErnccr
mnu late last night that III" people may
rrst assured that to-day is to DC Inc
c.rrckcrja.:k and humdingcr daH Of IN"
rutir. fair we have made special
"rrnri TO nut on the best bill ever IN IN"
history IF the association this alter
,,non | assure unr and all thu, there
will ne nothing removed from th'
rrounds to-day Of tho hundreds OF en-
hints Of interest and tho many features
or entertainment. city Day. despite
thr weather. was tn" biggest day. b"'
oU may b. assured that to-day. IN" last
dav. will t., the best. We ar" S"ihE W.
mil nfI tn. biggest and best racing pF"-
gram eyer to say nothing III IN" many
other attractions for the people ~
shows will hc in full blast anu wan,
tn declare To one and all that TO-DAY VIII
hc th.. day If days for the state ialr'
president Lutz Predicts Big Day.
President I,ItH. when told that t"-dit!
WAS tn h,. warmer and falrrr. .u"FlAr''
that he felt in his bones lhat '"'
1,rr.s, ,rowI fur tho week would he OF
rho ,-rnunds to-day. that he believed 'ha'
!, would h.. the largest and best closing
day in the history uf the fair. MT Luz
has been AN official of tn" fair for many
long years.
To hnrk back Ia yesterday. lhcT" "'.'
thousands who h"Sitat"d i" attchn Wv
fair Yesterday bcc,usr "f tn" gloomy
and dr!zaIrng rain. They have IN" OPP
,nr1uniiy IT, dn 81 to-day. Tho CITY
folk should b" ut least as loyal as 'h'
country people. VIII" "" within IN" Ga'''
of The, city, They hav" stayed "r'r II
SOC the big race hill pulled OK to-day
and they'll he there this afternoon Th"T'
will he racing to-day from shortly after
/ n'clnrk until called off Ivy darkness.
to use a baseball term. In addition t'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
WAR CAMP COMMUNITY
CAMPAIGN ORGANIZED
FOR WEST VIRGINIA

Special Dispatch !" Tn. lulcilIG"ncrr.
t.ARkSBtkH. w. Va. Sept. 9Th"
War Camp Community S"rric" '';tn-
paign which will h" conducted III con-
u..ciiun with tn" y. NJ. &. ~. III" !. w.
t. ~ and tn" American .l.hrnry assS"-
citation during IN" week of November
HIS. will b,r rapasiy handled in West
Virginia under I'll" guidance "f Gov
arnor John J: Cornw"ll. honorary chair
,nan b. II stat" executive; finance com
mite. consisting sc George w. Dud-
d.rar clark Shurg. state rhaIrman: ChaS
". Evans. Fairm"n:: William Gulland.
rlkins: .. :. Hawkins rark"rshurs:
William Macdonald. K"yS"r: Edwin
Mann. Elu"t"ld: Roy T.. Nhyl"r. Wheel
Ing: q. r. Payne. Charleston: j. f.
Poland. Martin*hurg: &. T. Snow. Hunt
inrton: H. Roy Waugh. Ruckhannon.
and Or. I. c. White. M"rEantown. Tn"
stat executive" rummit'" plans /" or
,,arixn ..vcrv county in IN" state.
The merger rarnNaiSn IN November
will b.. handled ny Nh" four 0reaniZ;l-
lions Interested and tn" war camp COM
,nunity Service is DESTROYS Of taking ITS
full shar" Of responsibility in cnnn"c-
tfnn with this drive. which has gov
I.rnn,"nt Endorsement.
President Wilson has said: Tho
spirit in which our soldiers lHaS"
America and their efficiency on the bal
lie fronts nf E.urnr" will h" vitality ar
f"cu,d by tn" character Of tho environ
mrnts surrounding our military tram
, iu:, camps" and i; il :" this very phase
CT Tho soldiers life hat III" war camp
irommunity service directs It's efforts.
Roth tn. army and navy departments
considers III" work of this Organization
. rs absolutely necessary t" III" moral" or
enlisted mon. and rs III" p""nl" Of west
virginia l,rcOyno NOR" familiar with tn"
work IN" interest is certain fn increase.
John Roy Of New York city is acting
rs state director with headquarters nj
! T1a-kshurc. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
THIRTY-EIGHT CITY AND TEN
COUNTY BOYS LEAVE THIS
AFTERNOON.
VIII Go Camp Humphrtes, Acco-
tinh, va.-Lee Hedges and W. @.
Senlbeil. In Charge.

Slight changes in the lists has reduced
the number of men 10 forty-ciGht VINO
will leave today for Camp Humphreys
Accntink. Va. leaving here this after
noon at !: 80 o'clock over tho Is. X -.
Following thr recent custom estaohshcn
by tho city draft board. the city men
reported yesterday. and tho county men
will report today at noon AT DR.. DlckegS
Office.
After rntraining. Les Hedges VIII
have charG" nf tn" city men and NJ
will b. assisted by w. y. Shl"ioS'
lanes , Stewart. Clarence l.. Schneider
and Frank y. Schneider.
TIL. county mem will h" in charg" "t
William &. Scnkhril. IN place Of G"nrS"
X. Wheat. who will lcav' for Camp Sh"r
man tomorrow for course IN Sp''''A'
training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06

ing Telegraph. The dozens Of the
Kraus shows will be in full blast all
the day long. to say nothing Of the many
outdoor attractions Of the Ferris wheel.
the whip and oil others that can be en-
joyed in the wum fall sunshine weather.
which is forecasted for to-day. All the
exhibitions. cattle. fruit, machinery
fancy work and all department that
many expected to have seen yesterday
will be on display TO-DAY. There will
DO nothing doing In the removing OF
anything from the grounds until the
final bell shall have been rung late to-
night, bringing the West Virginia Fair
and Exposition for 1918 to close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Plate Of Ieoxhury RuSSct-hrSt E'iH!

Plate Of Itoxhury Rnssc'-frst Riley
lrui1 Farm. ,,
First and Src"ud Harry Jacobs. ,,.,:
Flat. oi Pod ''anadl-iIrSt E'leE
Flat, Of Twenty onno"-rirst \. *.
.Inc"bS.
ril;. Of Crimes Golden. mr.; l;'l"y
Fru,l r'trru: $.,"nd y. 4; Jacob.
rlulr ut .Iuunthau---trrSt Riley Fruit
E',:rm.
Riley Fruit Farm.
rlat.. al ";rav'nSt":n--iirSt Riley
Fruit Farm.
Plate IF Mammoth Black TwtS-irSt
Plat" at F,nllawa;"r--frst. Riley
Plat. It W"althy--iirst. Riley Fruit
Farm
Pla:" OF Dric.nus--flrst. Riley Fruit
Plat. 81 King pavid-ItrSt lhI'E
Farm.
Plat. of Ranana-trst. Riley Fruit
Plat" Of S"nator--tirst Riley Fruit
Farm 49,
p!nt. Of Roman B"auty-tir$t Riley
Tiatr Of stark-frst Riley Fruit
Farm: second \. L. Jacobs.
Flat. nt Duchess ~ Oll"nbUrS-h.St
E,i"y Fruit Farm.
Plat. al Yellow TrauSparcnt-tirSt
Riley Fruit Farm.
rlatH OF Munn--iirst. Riley Fruit
F;Irnl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Is Your Nerve Worth A Million

no wonder it is fav"ritc prescription
on Broadway.
You take one Of the tablets at mea'
time. and on retiring IN dollar box lasts
couple Of weeks IL You tax" mn" mn.
Steadily and rs flesh. ncrv" and ooaE
builder for weakened. anacmic women
and men ms we'll. it cannot b" cquaiira.
Thu. manufacturers guarantee regular
treatment with these tablets VIII poS.,
lively get results in even me 49,,
flesh is always firm. Weigh yourself
before taking. ~
Your druggist or G. II. CREST 4 CO.
can supply ramEin Tablets with 0eh'
tian. $l.hn.
Fn, sale als, M Dlnkworth Rrna.. Br'laie: noSes
tr,r snr Martins Ferry: Frank Robrrts. BHdHe
rou: Will Peabody, Moundsrtlle: John SsnA-
Wol1GbuIg- .---..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Local Sailor Here
Prank Trabert Arrives in City to Spend
Few Days With Friends and
Relatives.

Frank Tral>cr,. Il sailor on tn" battle
shin Arizona. arrived in I'll" city TO
sn..nd = few days with relatives. last
evening. and IS. ale meeting ms al"
friards Frank ~ Il we'll known i"r'ncr
newspaper man and stated last evening
,ho, h, had Spsn; fourteen months out
of sixteen on IN" water. II" looks mo
,ictur. of perfect health and was all
urnh tlrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Or Must You Preserve Weight ano
Beauty CT All Costs, as Brokers
and Actresses Must at AL
Times.

Take n broker with tho r'S" ana 'h''
Of ,ht, market making his hair stand on
md, and when he says fam6in TaDl&s
with Gcntian' are all that saved MN,
from breakdown and keep his ~e'Eh'
right. h" knows.
And when ninTi" actresses say tir!
,rouId Iunk haggar,l and worn and los"
rhcir form were u not fnr these same
nerve. blood and digestion tablets. fh"s
know. ,,,,
ramgin Tablets with Grntlan dnlchIy
ros,nrc the wrnught-up nerves md keep
Tho hloud so clcnr and rich. and they
help the digestion So wonderfully, It Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
P0SLAM ALL
QUALITY and
HEALING ENERGY

Would it surprise and please you tn
awake some morning to ind that your
torturiny Eczema your disiiSurinE and
embarrassing skin affection. had wholly
disappeared.
mis- has bsan the experience nf many
.fter brief treatment with P"Slam. the
oI,ick-acting skin remedy, which posses
ses the most highly concentrated healing
energy, and which is intended and ln',i"
effective for the very purp"$" RI aidlni;
.VoTr to have a better. healthier and
more slightly skin.
Sold everywhere For tr"t Snap;e
write to Emergency Laboratories. AS
West 18th St, New York City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
TOOK THE WORD OF
THE ENDORSERS
OF WENTWORTH
And Carl ]. Leveck's Own Test .Cnnch
ed All Their Statements

Very recently the following eloquent
recommendation WAS received at Lima :
Nerv-North drug store;
Eu.l~r's Drag Stnrc-F"r more than
five wears | hav" Suffered from IhhiSrS-
ton and huwr! tr"Hbic. Stomach IN
very had condition. Was very hi"z!
and nervous and my circulation was bad.
Had sever, headaches n. times and
had not been able In S"t any r"iIi"aF
that would help III" in til" least. tried
several doctor hut they did Ins no GOOD
read statements from Merry orlh
us.rs ms TO the great benefits they had
obtained from il a,'i purchased DOT
lie. Took it as directed and am glad
To say that tn" troubles In"ntioped are
oil gone and am - w"ll man again
and am gaining IN flesh and strength.
,hcrrtuliy recommend Ncrr-Wnrth to
all III my condition.
CARR. :. I.EVFT'K,
.Wapaknurta. Route s.
tNsar Llma.)
The Ra.r Drug Store and the Chest
Drug Stor. sell N..rv-Worth in Wheel
!r.- Your dollar back n this famous
family tonic does uui benefit you.
Wentworth is SOLD in Warwo"d by w.
T. Mcnamara: F'uli"n. ny tn" Fulton
!! Pharmacy: Min%n Junction. by Moore
Bros: Martins Ferry. E;tlSi"u fftrN-
rr. st IIairSvillc. Patterson * SONS
Etarnesyillr. llill"s Bros: Cameron by
! Cameron Drag Co: Sist"rsvlil". by -
:. Disrur: New Mart.nsvill". by Horn-
! brooks nruc Co: Nound>Vill". i. H.
; E.a,u Irrug 60: Bridgeport. S"!Hy X
! Reed Dent Pharmacy li,llairc. pauk-
worth Bros: FaLrn cry. Morgan Bros:
! West Alexander. l.. *. M,-'"nu. t:dS-
! ,.oot This t,dr-ynnd rhar-na Elm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
TO-DAY BIGGEST DAY At THE FAIR:
WARMER WEATHER FOR TO-DAY

thu racing bill there are many nthcr Al
fractions. All will be on the grounds.
and tho intention is TO close the falr
with n whirlwind of enthusiasm and
when all shall have passed through the
gales homcward bound that they will
have The assurance that the last day
OF IN. 1915 West Virginia Fair and Elk
position was the best ever.
ro-day's Big Final Program
NSha; is on the program to-day" The
pacing and truItiu- races that were post
poncd from yesterday. also running
races. including the special purses Of
fcrrd by the Stamm hotel and the Wheel
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HI-NTINGTON. Y. Va Sept. "
Mr-. o. l. Noodley. wife Of the pr"si-
dent of Marshall college. has been al-
pointed associate director Of the depart,
ment OF development Of the Potomn"
division Of the American Red CfosS az
we'll known in West Virginia
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publish free OF charge ih'cFeS
ing letters from soldier boys IN
europe and will also be glad |"
use the pictures and return then:
to their owners where postaE" IS
nrcloscd. Give the full name.
address, regiment and any other
item that be. OF interest. Address
them TO tho Editor. The lntci't-
seucer.
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LETTERS FROM SOLDIER BOYS

hnys will get tn 500 some OF thor irl"nns
a, lras.. viii Let you know h"fnr' hand
81 you can IN. on III" lockout Tor us,
Though W" may 40 on though. hut We
will say Hello. anyhow.
We'll. Sis. it IS time for church $"
must fall IN line and FIJI vacant St;.'"
IJmuint- tn rrt "A; least on. shot 1T the
kaiS"r.. | r"nipin.
Your Soldier Hroth"r.
HEREr.NT.
CO. 7. 3nlst:- Water Tank Train.
Camp Holilnrd. Baltimore. Nd