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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-09
CLEARING THE DECKS IN BOTH
HOUSES FOR RAILROAD MEASURE

WASHINGTON. Feb. S:--Consdnra-
ti"n nf the administration railroad bill
Will lnEiu In both houses "f congress
early next W, rk Til" house interstate
cunmCrc'. Commits" today ordered the
mcasurr reported to tn" house. while
the senate E"inmiitC" reported its draft
y"st"r rhay. both rhairm"n plan to cali
the bill up Monday. though debate may
not begin In either hnusc before Tues
day.
The drafts Of The measure differ in
two import'tnt details. That approved
by the huusc committee limits govern
ncnt control ia TWO years after III" war
ends and gives the president final au-
thority in fixing rates. The senate
r"mnittcr draft provides for t"rmIna-
tI"n "f government control for is
months after prar" is declared md vests
in til. president authority To Initiate
rates subject TO revision by the inter
state commerce commission. Senator
PoinJcNtcr. Republican. yesterday pre-
sent"h Il minority report in the senate
and senator Cummius. another Rcpuh-'
lican member Of the committee, plans
TO make one Monday.
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Several Democratic members Of the
house committee, including Chairman
Sims, may rlc minority views az to the
limitation of government control In OF
der tn support tho administration view
that there should be no arbitrary lin1-
'atinn Of time for government opera.
tiun.
Among changes mndc in the bill to-
day before the. house committee or
drrtd it reported was. the elimination
Of an amendment directing that until
othcrwls" ordered by the president the
operating revenues may be received and
expended by the curriers'. but that any
net railway operating Income in excess
OF the standard return tased on the av-
rraE" income during the three years
ending Jun" 50, 1917. shall be paid into
the federal treasury and placed with
tn" $5n0. n00. 0nN revolving fund.
The committee. however. approved m
amendment directing that any railway
operating income accruing during tho
period Of federal control In excess of
the standard return shall remain the
property Of the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-09
Fewer Trolley Stops
Latest Saving Plan

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. S.-Elim-
inatiun of onc-third of. the present elcc-
tric railway stops on both urban and IN
terurbnn lines is under consideration by
the fuel administration az means or
saving fuel supplies. Experts estimate
that enforcement Of tho plan would con-
serve more than a million apd g. half
tons OF coal a year.
In cities stops. would be limited TO
eight 10 the mile. and in suburban dis
tricts to six. On intcrurban lines the
stops would number not more than four
TO the mile.
Thrcr times as much power Is re-
uuircd. the fuel administrations experts
say. to make an electric car stop than to
run n car q city block. Six billion stops.
they say. would be done away with.
The plan contetnplates also n reduc-
ton in the amount of power used for
heating cars.
Some clues already are using the re-
duccd stop system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-09
WAR FINANCE
BILL URGED BY
Mr.. NJ ADOO
Half Billion Corporation to
Take Over All Security
Issues.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.---Enactment
o! the war finance corpora ton bill 10
strengthen the Country's financial and
industrial condition for The fight
against Germany WAS urged before the
senate finance committee today by
Secretary MCAdoo. with the support Of
W. p. 6. Harding. governor, and Paul
VI. Warburg. vice governor Of the fed
rral reserve hoard
Secretary McAdoo said the legisla-
tion not only would not cause Imitation,
hut would serve 70 prevent II. He out
lined in detail the plan, under which,
with Il capital OF u half billiop dollars
and authority TO issue $4,000.000, 900
in bonds tn finance essential indus.
tries. the government would control
all security issues during the war. He
will be recalled Monday, when he will
be qurS toned by members of the COM
mi,ler regarding various provisions OF
the bill.
\ similar measure has already been
introduced in the house and hearings
on it will open Monday before the
ways and means committee.
IN opening MS SlaifulenI, secretary
McAdno declared the proposed meas
urc should br regarded primarily as
Legislation 10 enable the banks. both
national and state. and trust COM
panies TO continue 20 furnish essen
lial credits for industries and enter
priSrs which are necessary or con-
tributory 10 the prosecution of the
war.
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It Only Strengthens Our Will for Victory
EMPEROR REFUSES TO
ACCEPT RESIGNATION
Of DR.. Won SEYDLER

z,.p,cu E.h Erparo-
Charles has refused 10 aceep' .tne
RESIGNATION of the cabinet Of Or.
;. ,d,io.,
'o''
received here.
III. Va, S.vdIer the Austrian rrn-
.,Lo-.d -, rE..jrn,,ion oT
a. c.l,,c. ~ Enor,.rnr Charles. accord
,,,., vicp,, ,dvir,s rrpchlnr Amsier-
t.',,
,, T. -, .,,.,r,,,
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Improvement Shown
In Condition Of Col,
Roosevelt Last Night
(ContInued on Page Twelye.)

\j;W YORK. Feb S.-'-NnTk"H NJ
movement dirInr In" past = hours q"
.n.. ,..,,,Iiitun at col. Thr"d"r" E""H'..
,.,i, was :ndIrni"d IN a bulletin ISSUED
., = r'rinck i"-ui..ht ~ il' lh%s'ihtH
u,,rndiu: h,m a. Roosevelt h"Sr't".
.rb. I,,,lnI,n said 'ihr Uuil''"h - very
"nculrnGiur.
"ur pg,l called upon E"l Roosevelt
-; IL u'cl""k." -ii4 rH" test rf th" h"'-
I.,;r "'ul i;nuSrvrll has had Il ser!
.omfnrtahIr day. and IS progressing; iHV'
,,r;,hl,- N .:..rv way. T"mm.ratur" Hnd
nuls, hav" been normal thr"uch"h' 'h"
Jar and III" vInl"nt sNmri''mS "l MS
internal car tniiamma'l"n ar" SNhSiHihS
r.rldiy. Tn" utitlh''H IS very encourage
M:
!nsuil" III" encouraging ton" "I t"-
.i,,.s h.lIr,lus. col. l:"nS"v"ll'$ doctors
h.,..,, iuii..,r.' that they w"uli ~ Uu-
~. 80 I,,"lIrIu" h"i"r" '"-nr'rr""
whether further operations w"uld h"
necessary. tn, sdlv III" "ni"n.'i nnd"r-
w"nr an operation FOR nhSc"sS"" "hi'h
nad f.rIncd ~ hi> cars. although II" MAS
rrlv rr."vrr,u. from au"th"r opera ii"n
=. rfri,i,r,l g, f.w DAYS before ~ his
rIySi.r BAY h"ni. Ger tiEtnla.
Yesterday art'i.. inflammation il'y"i-
oI,rd IA ~" ,ui"nrr& inner l"fi "ar.
.,n,rn resulted ir -" h""ri'd calling IS
,,nrr r..rc"@ l. ;h" su'o'iHli&'" wh" hnv>
.j,..m attending him. as th'r f"tr"d =.
rn.@ni ..>;.uH :" th' urnS;":d i'ra'r.>S
W rh.lr "ur.lG~io.u y Wa 'ur..r'Uc"h
,lr, :n.. r.r.r'r''e condition vas "-"r'-
nr,s h,r not critical" rnd ~" doctors
would -. rnal'.. :" say uH'rl $ hours
had .'ar-..l wim''h"r Hnnih..r operation
vr.!'d l.. u,'c.sE"fE.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Con-
tInued improvement in weather
and portation conditions will
bring an end to the heatess Mon
day program after Its enforce
ment next Monday, Fuel AdmInIs-
traitor Garfield announced tonight.
Suspension OF the program I'M
medlateIy in eight southern states
was authorized today by Or. Gar
field after the receipt Of reports
showing that higher temperatures
have relieved the coal shortage in
the south TO such an extent that
further closing is made uneces-
sary. The states included are
North and South Carolina, Ten
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-09
ELM GROVE ICE
GORGE PASSES
OUT SUDDENLY
PREVENTS SERIOUS
OVERFLOW OUT PIKE
Dynamite Used With Effect
By Volunteer Quartette
of Workers.

Persistent and courageous work by
a quartetre of volunteer workers,
armed with a large supply Of dyna-
mite resulted. at $50 o'clock tnis
morning, in the breaking of the low
er of two ice gorges in wheeling
creek at Elm Grove, and thus pre-
vented the flooding OF the lower
lying parts of the out-the-pise town.
Including the business section. Be-
forc the gorge vas finally broken up
by : great charge OF the explosive
the water was over the National
road in the town, and some houses
had been entered b. water. Had the
quartette of volunteers not been suc-
ceesful. the hacEwater would GER
taiuly have entered hundreds Of
homes and business houses.
There were two gorges, and had
the upper of the Two gone oot first
the oackvatcr ~ the lower gorge
would have made the 7disaster out
the pike even worse. Tho four men
tCortiaued on Page Twelve.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-09
WEST VIRGINIA
DRAF TED MEN
On TUSCAN|A?
nj I'Ispatrh to TIN" Int"lIir"nccr.

Special Dispatch to Til" Int"iIie"ncer
CAMP LEE. rETEESBUlai. Va. F"h
-rhr list VI III" victims who went
down when tho TUs"ania was torpcd"es
ie nnxI"u<ly awaited h"r". During the
.,a>; few wcekt commissioned officers
and enlisted u"u. including som" from
W,>l VIrEinir. were sent away from
b.r,. Ia a IiO-t and II - not Known h'rc
If they ycr. on III" ill-ial"i Vessel nr
not EiIlrtinS uiih'"rS whn were DE-
t,,i.d from this division to select bill
i.rs for II: men when they Ar" son.
across Hls, were scrr away from h"r".
'rlrr enlisted men whr w"r"" sent away
from hrrr wor" specialists aud sent 4"
other ,iirjs!nuS whn lacked m" class Of
n,..l 'iat were needed. and they "cr"
sent from this, division.
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j. {. SOLDIERS
SHOW BRAVERY
AS SHIP SINKS
BENEATH Them
BRITISH IN WARMEST
PRAISE OF COURAGE
Official Report Still Lacking,
and No List of the Saved
and Lost.

The latest figures available on
the loss Of life in the torPedoln9
of the troop ship Tuscanla indI-
cate that 1866 persons are missing,
of whom 1A7 were Americans.
This estimate was furnished by
the British Admiralty to the asso-
cia,sd Press. Friday night, with
.he information that 2.235 persons
had been saved. Among them
were 115 officers and 1912 of the
American foresters. engineers, sup
ely train aen. military police ana
aero uni%s. to:aI c: 1850.
As the ships company had in.
cluded 2,tT2 Americans. cnly 10
missing remain 70 be aportIoned
among the 2'8 members Of the
British crew ard six passengers.
According to the JAdmiraIty's fig
ures. tne eota number of persons
On the Tuscania Was 2.+O1.
American officers among The
survivors testified to the courage
of their men while they faced the
acute emergency Of the ship sink
inq'in the niets with no assurance
that the German subrnarine would
not send another death-deaiing tor
pedo to hasten her disappearance
beneath the waves. British ctti-
lCont!aScd on Page Twelve.S
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55 0F HAYN00D'5 |. ". ".
CONSP|RATORS NOW INDICTED
Planned Wholesale Destruc-
ton of Industries and
Shipping.

SACRAMENTO. Cat. F"h. N.--An IN
dictmcui charging - persons with cor
spring with William j.. Haywood, sc;;-
rclarv Of nc Industrial Workers "t IN"
World. and others ~ hinder the rNccn'
,ion Of laws Of IN" United States in tho
prosecution of tho war wiki Germany,
was returned to-day hy tho Federal
grand jury.
Furly-SiX Of ;ho persons indicted arc
held in custody here. Mn" others rr-
side in or about San Francisco.
Scpnra.r indictments chHrE" William
Hood and q. i. N'"tt"r named III the
conspiracy indictments with Illegal
transportation OF dynamite. These men
were arrested in connection with the
attempted dynaInjt'nE Of Governor ste
phcns' hnmr recently. Soon ali"rward !.
". W headquarters wrrr ra,drd. ana
before The polio" w'r" through - men
had hccn arrested.
General charges IN i"-dhEs !nd!oi-
1ncnis include alleged obstruction rt III"
sclrctiv" drat, act, causing strikes anG
encouraging sabotage. l;nii WAS hAcd
at from $500 "a S:..n"G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-09
Food Administrator Oglebay
Gratified Over Signal Success
Next Monday Last of Heatless
Mondays, Declares DR.. Garfield
as c.nrnl2 Florida Alabama.

nessee, Georgia. Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana.
Or. Garfield was more hopefui
over the general outlook tonight
than at any time for weeks past.
Although there Is danger Of floods
from melting SHOWS and conse-
quent interference with traffic, no
thinks warmer weather will bring
a far better situation than has'eH-
listed during the recent cold spell.
All places housing workers who
are members Of the International
Ladies' Garment Workers union
were exempted today from the
Monday closing. Many Of them are
working on clothing for the army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-09
Bic RIVER CONES
BUT No DANGER
Of FLOOD YET,
MUCH WATER DUE FROM
MONONGAHELA RIVER
Wheeling g-Buckhi!l Gorge Ex,
pected to Move Sum
day Night.

Special nisat"h {" Tn" ini"illr"n""r.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. g.
Torecaster Pennywitt today issued
the following statement on the
rivers and weather.
"a storm developing over Ne
vada and moving eastward Will
pass over the Ohio valley and rain
will set In In the vicinity OF Pitts
burgh tonight, with higher TEN
perature, continuing during Satur-
dey. Owing to the critical conai-
ton Of the rivers, due to tho large
amount Of snow on the ground ana
heavy tee in the rivers, the river
observers at heHdwaters nave nesn
warned to be on their guard and
to report promptly any sudden
rises in the rivers and movement
Of Ice and formation OF gorges. The
CONTINUED on Pagc Twelve)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-09
SEES TIME
OF TROUBLE FOR ALLIES

LONDON. Feb. S.-AdmiraI Sir
John r. Je|licoc, former chief Of
the naval staff. speaking AZ Hull
toGay. said he was afraid I'VE are
in for bad time for a ieW months.
but by iate surmer-about August
II believe we Will &c able to say
he submarine menace is killed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-09
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, Fbe. 8.-ForecastI
West Virginia and ohio-Ratn and
colder Saturday; Sunday, partly cloudy.
Western Pennsylvauia-Ra1n and cold
er Saturday; Sunday, partly cloudy, CON-
ttnued cold. ..,..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-09

c"Giinn iG cl"nr"d un and warm nnr:hH"
,niu"C ni"rHii"n "f IN" FIRST drift call
took in"hh men out nf TIA" mines and
many others have cnn" into other wnri>
h"raus" nI IN" enforced idl"ncSs result
i'm; from the railroad congestion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-09

THE INTELLIGENCER
Largest Morning Paper
Circulation in West Virginia
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LONDON PREPARED FOR
 PRESIDENTS VISIT
ZINC CE0RC- WILL GIVE BaN ClEr AT BUCKINGHAM rAL.
 ACE FRIDAY EVENING

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 Commander sir Chur ru.t e5aorr to thn hine win m.cl We president oa'W,. amt vill 8o sp.e- iaIl attached .a hm
 Tn" parry vu arrive al Cuuua CrCse station [ loudcu at 1o D. g. and will D. received Hy tr. 4ue and 'ho queen and win the zoverai-us pJ drive Co laa pI nuehdm .alaCe Tho
 'rsr.s win hc lined hl troops who will 5c assisted hy coutug,us srm tn Royal NaW aud th, aJr orc'. Clubs and those ocuplm1 private holsea al0ng We streets through which the are re,ident will pass ay- asked 70 co-ancratc to make the d.c. uratioa~ as effective a- ru i3ie
 On Thursday evening che presd.ut and Mrs Wilson win dune mi}uls.
 i'ridly morning and afternoon NiU to reserved for he president 10 meet tae British cabinet ministers. la th evening he Ln4 will give uanluo at bucNnsham palace
 0u Saturday tbe nre sident will proc coed 10 the city to receive an address a, Guild hall on that evening a dm- nsr WHl be given by thc eovenmrnt at Lancaster House a- which thc Br.t- isn min, ors Nu ne pr sent
 After the dinner thc president will ly3Fc Lord1n for CuIisla, his mou- cr hrthpla.o where nc Wu ,9euI sunday This ',sir Nill oe nuhou ceremonial
 From Carlisle tho presidential par tN win proceed jo Manchester where ihe pres idonl will 8e the -ue,t Of Mc lord mayor Arrangement, have been made for ,he ueident Co receive ou Monday the freedom or ,he city of Manchester lt is expected that the President vllI leave for France Tucs day.
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NOTICE FOR REPUBLICATION
Department of tte Interior, U S Land Office at Little Rock. Arkan ses. December D. 1913

Department Of tte Interior. U. S Land Office at Little Rock. Arkan ses, December g, 1918
 Notta i hereby -ivon that Wiumn T Hummer or Gladstone. Arkansa- Wlo u March eL l9la. made home ta gufrx Nu ca1fo for g te~s t- @N t.l NV IT, SW i-l sW l-I se l-l INV 1f, INV l-i INV 1l NJ t- 9N tt SW n NV ll NE ll s4 1t.. sW l-l NE I-l sW l-i s l-s sF 1.i NJ. n SW IT. I-2 oW I4 NV ll SF l-j SE li NN l-l SE It, Sar < T N. K 2I W. sE l4 NE r.. sE l.l $ 1-2 NJ lI NE IT. sE l-D and NJ IL NE n NE l.l SE l-l Ncc l2. T. \. k. = W, 5th prin cipal Meridian. ha filed notice of iu jouton to make three year proof r oeIahN-h claim to the land above q. criboI before United States Com missioner a Hot Springs Ar'wr.1a on thc a>h day of January, lgl9
 Claimant raros as witnesses. Marion g Wallace. of Gladstone, A. kansas Abraham L. CaldH all, of Ce dr Ghde- Arkansas. Marion C Mel tol of Cedar ila3es ArNonsas Co lumu r Parker. Of Cedar Glad g. Arkansas
 JNO w. ALLEN,
 Register.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chaucery Court of Garland county Ark. Clara Mooney plain tiff. ys E. II. Mooney, defendant The defendant, R II Mooney is warned tc appear in this court within thrg days and answer the complaint of the plain tiff. Clara Mooney
 Witness my hand and the seal oI aid court this 10th day of Noycm ber l9l6
 r. W. ROWLEs. CleH,
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HARRY DOUGITERTY. D c. [

MODERN NOODMEN OF AMERICA
 Hot Springs Camp l3343 meets sec ond and fourth Wednesdays at the K P hall. George D. MidMff consul 2. F. Kyle, clerk Clerks office
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GARLAND RssEccAs NO. 70.

The Garland Bebecca lodge meets ia the old Fellows hall the first anu third Tuealays Of each month
 Mrs Myrtle stutts, x C.
 Fannie Saul. SeCy
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RpYA. NeLcrtRoRa-

Vapor City Caun N5. a.17 Pova Neigabars ot Amelea. meets inst an, third "Wednesday of earh mamh in tn M. w A. hail. Visiting %ei4sh5 DOTS ar welcome
 MRS ANNA WILLIAMS, Oracle.
 Emma Harsh. Recorder
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WANTED-ROUTE BOYS AT I'll SENTINEL RECORD. APPLY A ONCE.
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3entinsl-RecOrd eiAsslued advert. ira brings rasHltr
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N0TIc

Noica is hercoy euau that the un- dcr-l- med will appIe tu the Leasa- ro at the State of Arkansas, at its 1919 session asking tbal special Ae. he passed by ld Legislature by which all tEe right title aud interest of the state of Arkansas to The land timber and other assets and property owned ay tae Mchi4au Arkansas Lumlr Company an Araau-as oar- porat.on. at tae time ol the surrender ol i.s char r oe dive ed out Of Ue state Of Artansls and vested in Se- cIwy Trust Company of Detroit Nich'ean as Administrator with the Wli annexed. o. the estate ol A'sla M Bentley deceased or In such other company or person as may at that tuo be the Administrator of the es tatc of said docaase1
 This November 19. 1af2
 W D HEOTSE
 Attorney for Security Trust Com
 pany. as Administrator 3s arorc-
 said i1-22-lmo
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Hot Snridgs couucu N3 l4t Nulght -f Columbus, meets eNcrN rr-. and thir. Thursday ln their new hlll second fluaf Of Che ulti0lug at the urI invest culue Of Bath and cvesauac streets Visitor corI1l'r invited fa attend
 W NJ. T COLE. c. K.
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F0n aALE

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FOR BENT

..t nf\r -aa
 a.1s. r.r.
 foV E.NT Modern ram uu ,I e'faee with sauae s-e Wa tu-tm I,I0... FOB RENT Nee tuae raeu r... .e with IaH-n sle-pne .5r.H -1s. .u.I.r. Halle Ta uelmaaea rfe # e month A"4 I501 Central ut.s "".ose lJ a. m noruma .r plu --- f Ir2 r-sia.ra. .N room e, tae I5-J teaaU Ho4. I.la. I--'s- 1.k FOR RENT Modern 5 room cota4e lQ, Kirk Si Phone ->H. 12..ff FOR RENT Fnrai.and on for saI. murnished e'-hi Aoam a.l modaa Aai1 block from car iac. large lc. ana garden Phone l1-G. I3-l>-1N. ELEGANT FURNISHED COTTAGES 428-429 Waiting on apply 473 Whit tiur'oa. Phone 534 6-l0-h FOR RENT-'0 room residence. st Malvern Avenue, at s30 per month. Phone 200. w. T. Hawkins, 623 1-2 Central Avenue.
 NICELY FU8NlSHED BOONS- Racs reasonable laa 1-2 Central ay- enue. Phone J-L Mrs B. SHa1uon
 1l-}0-tf. FOR RENT FurH.s.cd rlat i rooms and bath, no Center s, Phone lSs5
 li-11-lf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Coed G1croom ,e.a
 arn fine spring vita ucmly acres
 hlaehe from 9alavu c4 uuo s. o0o Farrram 'm4alov lot ll .. t51. uaar OaI3na school rHor " r Hawkins esa l Contra.
 FOR SALE Registered nuroa-lcrses pies for hraa.ns purposes male ua3 female Defender and Orion tgpes. from five weeks to five months 1ld Nazan Valley Land Company >jt Central avenue. Hot Sriuss NrklH- sas. l4-l--tt FOR SALE Gifts Hand Tau.eI China sets or single 1l6 FqmtHn street. Happy Hollow 12-l2-2W FOR SALE Team of horses, wagon and harness at half the cost, sN months a-o. Phone g521 11-10-li FOR sALE-Very fine furnishings of 4Ecom aparmclt at a sacrifice. Ask N T u4N aiu phoue .209
  FOR SALE-fhe passu ueor UORr. first class condition 4t remarkable price Inquire Market Stree. Garage cr phone .5G7 1--ls-6t FOR SALE An ideal lo for hotel or apartment house, within half l1Ca of court house on HlNuoma streeS between Quapaw and 0uachta a5 feet frontage, 11o feet deep. s feet frontage On Hawthorne street. Nu feet deep, 5G feet wide in rear W1 take Liberty bonds at par or casH. Address Y. Naldstem, Moscow, Ark
 12-IN- Inn. FOR SAlE-Sma0 arm. yo room cctlaee, uara and we.l ten mume walk Of race track Owner 'a Hen derson avenue. Phone gag
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Secret Societies
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 MASONIC
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Hot Springs CommuuGery. No g. K r meets every ftst Nou0lv
 j. J. BUTTEGFiID. E c. N. C. HICKMAN. Eao0. 0.der Hot Suriua4 CouHcil NO 3. B & & A. meets every sece94 Monday a'te' Chapter
 F. J. GREEN T. l. NJ M C. HICKMAN. Recorder hGt SprIu=s DHautes NH 4i B A N meets every second 5ri fourth Nuuaps
 M '. CAMPBELL. H. F. NJ. C IlGhMAN, @.-"ataI4. itut Sa1aa- u.a sa. .-. & A. M 14 uni. iemuis. i-sl 1.f thrd Ttts
 J. G4-Gl S9s. w. all N c HICKMAN, Seer. taiy SUMTER LODGE NO. 419 F. c A. M So0h Hot Splnes cltuer WeBl Grand and Tuh streets Regular Communications second and fourth Fri.ays at o'clock pm Sidney l. Sims W NJ. Roy E Ermeg, secce- tary.
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Hot Springs . lre Nu ESQ., P r D r. meets every We ruradgr .terIu- at r3 sharp al thCir Lesy hJu conner -llil. aud Valley streets .lsitioG tuunar cordially invited
 F. H. BANCROFT, E R. Ray s. smith. Secretary.
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EASTERN sTAR

Hot Springs Charter >r se N E Masonic Ie..'
 AfS ESrliEE CON. N. A Miss Blanche Balcv lacre sA.
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Silver Leaf Camp No. s W. Q w. meets second and fourth l'c.dly itllhts at w. c. ". h1i. 1-le NHliev street
 IL A. WHEATLsY. C. C. John E. Jones. Clerk
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LOST AID ennNR

FOUND ~tus ea .s ..aH Itl
 ea. .te .H. aal ia.ne o t.u uur.. Ae
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LO~1 .tveH Townsend hatal and sims grocery ore tar brooch Ai.h diamond center Return aad receive reward at ToWu.au honI I--laf
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WANTED

NA\T #.. a.a.8 I.r a.a.r. I.aseV ..e , en.a. .. ..#ials.
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i..t b.\i Modern rem UI 'l c''aec Vlt sause s-a WhU tu-tau I.Iu..r.
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FOR SAlE-Sma urm Eo ram ccttaee, uara and well ten muut walk of race track Owner I8 Hem derson avenue Phone 2ta2
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"\Ni Tive alc-msu for uH spring tDwtars steady work fer those tHa. cHal'H sood pay Can 3s
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