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The Lamar register., 1918-07-24
McAdoo Was Asleep.

Honorable Friend Burleson got the
job of running the telegraph and telc-
phone lines of the country. Evidently
Honorable Friend Son-in-Law must
have slipped a cog If Burleson runs
them as efficiently as he does the
postoffice, there will soon be a howl
go up for a revival of the old time
pony-express as the quickest means
of communication over the country.
The Lamar register., 1918-07-24
When the Expected Happened.

Were you surprised when the an
nouncement was made that the Pu-
eblo airplane would not be able to fill
its flying engagement in Lamar on
the Fourth? Neither was this sec
tion.-Lamar Sparks.
Thanks for the slam. Now for the
cause: Ever since your party as
sumed to run the affairs of this coun-
trv things have been happening. And
the Pueblo company has suffered in
The Lamar register., 1918-07-24
Cole Named for Legislature.

The. republican assembly for Baca
and Prowers counties met at the court
house in Lamar last Friday afternoon
and nominated Hon. Allyn Cole by ac-
clamation as the republican candidate
for the position of member of the
House of Representatives from this
district, subject to the will of the re
publican voters at the primary cleo
tion in September. Mr.. Cole was the
republican floor leader at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature and his course
in standing true to the best interests
of the state even though the opposi-
tion to the governors war policies Of
fercd him the speakership in exchange
for the votes TO control the house,
made him a host of friends all over
the state. If the republicans, as looks
probable, carry the majority in the
house this year he will unquestionably
be the speaker.
The Lamar register., 1918-07-24
Rural Motor Express.

S. E. Norton, State Chairman of
the Highways Transport Committee
of the council of defense, represented
Denver at the D-C-D convention in
Lamar Wednesday and Thursday.
Incidentally Mr.. Norton took occa-
sion to organize Lamar and Prowers
county in another important phase of
war-work-motor transportation. \
committee consisting of f. w. John
son, chairman; Roswell H. Cochran,
secretary; F. w. Sayler, and Joe
Dougherty were appointed to take
charge Of the organization work in
its initial stages, acting under the
direction of the state headquarters
at Denver and they in turn, directed
from Washington.
The plan, as proposed, has three
distinct phases:
First, that of relieving the over
burdened railroads of short-haul bust
ness, by putting in regularly schedul-
ed routes of motor trucks operating
between the various towns. The de-
velopInent Of this plan will be gradual
and, since the situation is not as
serious here as in and around the
cities, it will not be Immediately or
ganized upon a large scale.
However, owners of motor trucks
and others interested are invited to
confer with the committee named
above.
The second plan is an amplifica-
ton Of the first and, when thorough
ly organized, will mean Rural Mo
tor Express system operating thru
out the state. Automobiles and mo
tor trucks will work on scheduled
routes through the farming districts
and will deliver and pick up packages
and freight. 1t has been suggested
that this might take on something of
the nature of shopping bureau, as
well, in order to save time for the
farmer and prevent his having to
leave his work The automobiles and
trucks will operate very much as do
the rural routes, and will charge ac-
corning 10 TeBuldI pilCt HcHeuui'
for their services.
The third phase of the plan con-
Germs what is purely a war emer-
gency measure, and includes the reg
of every automobile and
truck in the county; together with
the name of its owner; his residence;
etc. The city of Chicago has already
taken this matter up some time ago
and today, were every railroad leading
into the city to suddenly go out of
business, the director in charge could
by his motor car army, take care Of
all hauling and transportation. Also
these cars are held in readiness for
he rapid transportation Of troops
when necessary and for other emer-
yency uses.
Definite organization instructions
lave not yet been received by the
ocal committee, but this advance
is made at the request
# headquarters, in order to start
,eople to thinking and talking about
he plan.
The Lamar register., 1918-07-24
Tynan on The Ballot.

The Denver Post succeeded in put
ting Tom Tynan's name ON the ue'io-
cratic primary election ballot as
candidate for governor. Evidently
The Post don't care how far it carries
o joke.
The Lamar register., 1918-07-24

Uncle Sam needs more doctors.
Colorado especially has fallen down
on her quota, and officers in charge
are thinking seriously of resorting to
conscription in order to fill the medi-
cal staff. 1t is desired, of course, to
leave enough physicians in each town
to take care of he eommunity's well
fare, but when this minimum is pro-
vided for. the army needs the others.
The Lamar register., 1918-07-24

bond between the two republics.
The Lamar register., 1918-07-24

France and the United States have
recently exchanged some very pretty
and heartfelt compliments anent their
respective birthdays"
May 14th, "Bastille Day" cores
ponds to our own 4th of July. 1t
was celebrated in many parts of
America as an indication of the great
The Lamar register., 1918-07-24

War badges will be awarded to the
civilian workers in factories under
government contract, where the indi-
viduals are employed for at least four
consecutive months. Service bars will
be given for service beyond this time
limit.
The Lamar register., 1918-07-24

81 400, 100000 in foodstuifs has been
shipped by the United States to the
Allied nations during the past year,
according to Mr.. Hoover. This in
cluded s5,0O0.000 bushels of wheat
the expectation of which was made
possible by the conservation work in
this country.
The Lamar register., 1918-07-24

The U. S. Marine Corps-the Devil
Dogs" so greatly feared by the Huns
had been recruited to the strength
of 55,lS5 up to close of business July
10th.
The great work being done by these
soldiers of the sea on the Western
Front in France, has speeded up re-
cruiting in this branch of the service
The coal supply of all breweries has
been cut to one-half of normal, by a
recent order of Director General Gar
field.
Remember the Liberty Loan sched-
uled for October. $4,000 100000 is
a huge sum and Prowers county's part
will not be a small one.
of course we will make it! But it
means SAVE and SACRIFICE by
every citizen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-29
Mo,,ntlsyille Briefs.

Shirley t.. Wade. Snn nj MI. ana MFS.
s w Wade ui Third street. THIS City.
who is in training AZ camp Lee. Va. IS
reported critically Ill "t pneumonia. ME-
Wade had lnru som" improved recently.
hu, yesterdays rrportS w"r" /" Ia" e.
foot II" had suffered H. relapse ana had
little chance for recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Fox have re-
turned IL their hnnl" i'll Wheeling artcF
a visit here with relatives.
Erv. and Mrs. q. II. Smith. acoompa>
pied by Miss Norma Scott. l"ft Hesi"r-
,lav for Petersburg. Fla. where they
will spend a months vacation.
Jerome I.nft"rty md Robert NJ. lhnrh
Of this city attending the wheeling
Elks' dance last evening
Miss jessie nauEh"rty Of Steuhcnville:
O. is spending tho week her" the guest
rf Mrs. John Sanders Of seventh *ir""t
Miss Faith Ayrrs Of T"wllnS"n ave-
nuc IS spending several DAYS win
friends and relatives in lIundr'd
Rnhrr, Hlankrnsup of seventh street
is spending severn! days with Manning
iuM friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry G. Ransom have
returned from Grafton. wh"rn iheF
ancut several days with trends aud r"la-
i!N"S.
ricors. Olson "r Chicago. Ill. Is
sr".ndinE several days her" attending III
business ual:crS.
Miss Edna Martin % ST. Gainesville,
O., is spending several days here with
friends
Russell Blair Of this city spent VS.
;.r,Iav in Wheeling attending II hGsi-
ness matters.
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unrnacrrilln EriefS.

Charles u. liuut and Dallas WILKINS
RI his Mace left Sunday evening for
,-,,r,, Sherman to visit j. Browning
Ituni rhn is III Of rheumatism IN INC
bosniiuI ;hrre They will prohahlE ne
,cron,ranrd Ivy Mr.. Hunt on lhls re-
turn home. .o,,,
Warren {. Knott of this place spent
Sunday AT his home In columbus.
H. &, Campbell Of West Main street
,,sI,nL Sunday with his wife. VINO re-
comfy underwent an operation ut me
,i,i, Valley General hospital. Nh"c'lhS.
pr. !. r. Mccartney "i TINS place "aS
n visitor in Wheeling Monday.
Hiss Mary Sheppard OF Cherry Street
e. spnnding a few days with frlenos at
Carlp Sherman.
Mrs EuSs lInizcr Of Columbus Is VS.
itirr hcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
n,.n.w Of South Broadway.
Miss Martha Fowler of West Churcn
r,,,. snru, the Weekend with Mt. ana
Mrs Ross Fowler Of ST. ClairSfille.
rorn. daught"r 10 Mrs. FRANK
lynch ni I.rathcrwood road.
= NJ Reed ci South Lincoln avenue
.r,s returned from Eeallsville. where lie
Visited his uncle. nr. Wesley Reed. VINO
- seriously III ri pneumonia
Miss Helen Narnrll of Wheeling spent
,hn Weekend At her home on North
chestnut street ,, st.,
IA Howard Of Wheeling visited MS
t,,n,r 4 T.. Howard. and brother HON.
:, | Howard. OF Walnut street SUNDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-29
CHANGE FOR.
The: BETTER
And Pains in Sides Relieved BY
Use of Cardui, the Woman
Tonic, Says Texas
Lady.

Kemp. TexaS-Mrs. Minnie Cheek. OF
this town, writes: Il suffered with
pains In my sides . and couidn
stand on my feet. AT times. Couldn't
do my work. only what had 10 be done.
had Il physician and he gave me
medicine. tho il didn't do mc any good,
and he advised an operation. had
read in the Ladies Birthday Almanac
Of Cartlui. 50 | decided to try it. When
| had taken one bottle. | felt the
change for better. | took , or ~
bottles and have been we'll ever since.
recommend Cartui 10 all suffering
women. When my husband told Dr.
--., our family physician. was tax
ing Cartlui, ha said il WAS a good tonic
FOR me. will never cease praislnG
il. It bull, up my system and
strengthened me- more than anything
| ever done"
Cardui is a purely vegetable tonic
medicine. composed of inGreu''nlS
which have been recognized by medl'
cal writer's for many years, "a OF Faiu''
in The treatment Of ailments peculiar
20 women. and thousands OF voIun'ar!
letters similar 10 the above are re-
ceivcd every year from women users
Of Carrli who have actually proven
This 10 BE true.
If Ion are weak and rundown from
womgnly troubles. Try tardul. the
woman's tonic. All druggists.
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WONDERFUL" SAYS|
J.: {. HILBERT Of.
THE B. { ]. ROAD
Nerv Worth Brought Richest
Blessings to Himself
and Wife.

This we'll known resident OF Mar
linshurg. W. Va, employed in the b.
& O. shops there. has the very pest
or reasons for the use Of that WORD
wonderful and he gave these reasons
over his own name; TO f. G. Shepherd
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. druggist
Il short time ago:
Il was in HE E. c. Shepherd drug
store ono night when he handed me
:, pumrhlcr on Ncrv-Worth. They
asked me if | had rheumatism. |
,plT them no. hui | had Il tired 1eel-
ing in my legs from my knees down
! Thought would Try a bottle or
Hrry-Worrh. which did and 1t gave
me great relief. | intend using an
other bottle. advised my wife to
lrv N"rv-Worih for Indigestion. Of
which she has hNril 4 great sufferer
Before using one bottlr II =
TROUBLE LEFT ITER ENTIRELY |
can recommend Nerv-Worth, as |
think T. is wonderful medicine.
u. c. HILBERT"
IlI +. Race St. Martinshurg. W. Va.
Barr's Drug Store sells Merry
Worth in Wheeling. Hcnr dollar back
If this famous family ionic does not
benefit you.
Ncrv-Worth is sold in Warwood by
". +. Mcnamara; Fulton by the
Fulton Pharmacy: MinGo Junction
bv Moore Bros; Martins Ferry
Ralston & Parker; ST. Clai7SvlIle,
Patterson e Sons; BarEcsVIIIe,
lIillrs Eros.: Cameron. BY Cameron
uru. Co.: SistcrsvilIe by e. z. Disque:
New MartmsvilIe, by HornbrookS
Drug Store: Moundsvlle, ]. II. Beam
Drug CO.: Bridgeport. Snlhr & Reed
tD1nt Pharmacy; B"Ilaire, Dahk-
worth Bros; Padrn City. Morgan
Eros: West Alexander. T. *. NC
Conn.,; Edgcwncd. The EdSe"oou
Pharmacy: Elm Grove. BUNS Fn"i'
macy; Denwood. Bcnwood Drug o.
McMechcn. CAROLS Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-29
ST. CLAlRSVlLLE

S1r t-f,ATRSVILT.E. O.. Jan. -S.--lhH
,,i,,wiur Is assignment No. Of cases
:, hr heard in common pleas court:
N.,rdov February i-Motion for New
Trials.
Augusta BGchsr vs. Wheeling TTae-
ri0r, company.
I,o,Is Ruchse vs. Wheeling Traction
company.
= q; Harrison vs. Alice F. Fowler.
Eoss l.. Miller vs.. y. e o. J.. +. COM
rany. ~
Elizabeth N. Wastyany IS. "onn
andrew J. Evans VS.. Gertrude r.
Evans.
tTu.sdav, February 5--IurT.
corn Good W. Thomas Long CT nj.
c,r,b lowell vs. VIM. Nixon. II.
Wednesday. February i.
Andrew Lawrence vs. Nick Lucns.
ouia porrirc va. Ahnl CtconEna.
Thursdny. February :.
Thns. \. Kinder. administrator. vs.. H.
MnttuccI ot nj.
Friday. February s.
Sara n. Marlin va. VIM. !. '''"e"' '"-
mInIstrat"r. ,>
Huldn T.. MrMUil"n ~. Alexander NC
Nation.
I.rr.la Smith vs. Ii"nr% smith,
suyn ArdI"au 80. Ntk"n'" ArdIran.
Al,arav lfa%"l Duffy " h"nlnS =
Duffy.
yof,,,,,' r,,kru:nr.. ~. Wilbur Il. Rlak"-
NOR"
E.dna =, klhd ~. Starry &. Kidd
V.,r,,, ,NI,rrn Fowler -. William Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-29
Martins Ferry Briefs.

\ c:.er Of diphthcria was reported 10
!i.ai.h officer Sherman CuSAck. FcSt"T-
day morning from thc Con."y nom" on
Walnut street.
Mrs. Roger Jones. "f St"uhraT'll",Wh'
has h.nu confined - III" home -! MIS-.
charles Carver. by illness. - r"r"N"rihE'
AIR and Mrs. Thomas uC"nn"r. 81 So
,,L s,r.,.I. arn In" proud parents o.
j,,hy sirl. born Sunday n:orninE.
Edward L.ntz. returned :" hts hnin"
n: Snudu<ky. yH$f"rdaE, afl"" spending
Sunday VIII. >rrlcud.i and relatives be-"
,r,c,,l,l.. George Duncan returned
las, evening after spending III" day II"
81 ,-!a.rsviIln on business.
Several people In this city arc nursing
sorc arms As Il result OF being v"rt'n-
ut"d last week.
The weekly meeting Of tho Knights
Of py,h!a., Will ho held IN Their mall on
Hanover street thS evening.
Train schedules Will l." resumed no
reu.,l on The W. & J.. f.. road today AZ
fer being disarrnnEcd for several days.
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Monday. l;ehruarNll.

Maud Neihar1 vs. .Daniclicihart.
Charles II. Porter VS.. MAJ ]. Porter.
Sarah K. Smith vs. JuhiSmith.
Tuesday. Fcbruaryl2.
Abbic J.. r hDrnsatc rs. WlelinS Trac-
ton company.
:. y. NcKclrcy VS.. FrankSorenan.
Wednesday. Fehrunr: Is.
Goo. ". Myers VS.. Geo. W.puncan.
,'has. Atkinson Us. Moore lros.
Thursday. February {.
Birdie Nelson W.. McClcllnd Lewis,
administrator.
Ferdinand Wcstheimcr company vs..
Zumpano 6; Luzzaro.
Futhey Lumber & Hardwar company
vs. Dominick Valentine ct
Friday. February Is
Geo. W. Ault VS.. 4. B. Brya.
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Common Pleas Court.

Tho case Of Eureka Coal company v.
William Emhlcton ct a.. when "aS .
have been heard in common pleas court
Monday, was continued indefinitely.
The Anderson 6 McGrcgor companJ.a
CORPORATION. VS.. James Chinnelll et u
James Kinney. Jr.. madn defenohht "a
hia own motion. with leave TO Mo Al
swrr and cross-pctition instanter:
Anna VI. Carroll VS.. Clyde ). CarrolI,
Nimony. Judgment for aI'mon1 o1
agreement. a.. ,,.,
Clarence IT. Ne1 W. Edward 81 JONI
ct nj, Foreclosure. Temporary RESTRAIN
Ing order allowed upon plaintin GIVING
bond in the GUM OF $500.
The state OF Ohio W.. Ashley IL NC
Fnddnn. Abandoning Legitimate child.
Defendant arraigned and entered plea OF
ruIItv and sentenced TO county jail for
s,y months and to pay costs. Sentence
susocndcd upon his paying slb TO tho
,Icrk January rs and SIX on the 18th ~
n,ch md every month hereafter 10 Roy
McMannus trustee.
,rh, atnte OF Ohio vs.. Tom oalerAIdS
ni.turhInr lawful assembly This case
WINS heard Monday before The jury and
,..-Lic, returned finding defendant
,,uiI,v Bond liked at 300.
;rhe state Of Ohio VII. Ollie Grimm. for
,.,,tIrr with intont 10 KILL was starred
IN common pleas court Monday after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-29

ra;l\-s ..il.:"nS d,l%'Es or SUBJECTS ~
,:,,, German ,rnpir,. -; thr German INV
rcrial government h"lnE lnaI"S -! 'h'
Az. uf fourteen years ana uI"a'"S WV
,r.. within tho tui,"d States ANA not
...u,uv ua;urlllH"i NS Nm"rl'An cur
xrr.s tha; they :,r" required /" reE'S'''
IS such aliens III tn" manner ana Tor "S
provided hl l,w full details al Wh''h
v!lI u" puh;i-i'rl G"r"railE ~ hc"
II. ms it tl'' 'ia'iN press
w.. ,Ip... .,r tie registration and dates
,h.r,.r are As f...l"wS: Beginning ri
.',.In.k ON :h. morning "f February H.
iqrN ,rI con 'iuli!ng each day between
IT,. hours II n a. IN. aud l.. III up "
ar. iuciuliur February =. ~ whlch DAY
.,,d ,,L:.;",ilnn Viii r.as" at III" h"ur
"f y. ~.
Tic rl4r" "r registration = designated
within ;nr ,iil "f i:.'llai:" as 'hl"i OF
ln!i." n:"ir'. r'lH hu''Ilnr
CHIEF az l'rLl''E y. :, MAiH'Nr"
l;Hc!Strac
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-29
Big Police Court Session.

Duo 10 III. fac:t perhaps Ii AZ M"t" ;tI
was h.atlcSS and voorhees, d.! Tho $50
sion of Ii" police ""uri WAS II irvctI "ii'.
a total " rs arrests wrr.. .inai" SA'ur-
day night and SUNDAY.
\ diaord"r;y hnuS" ON Ini"n S'I''.'i
furnished c"hs % lh.: "tf"nde rs. Tn"
proprietor ami his wifi" w"r" fined 5"
and costs and the others $1p "a"'. TT"
proprietor Of another i"uS" on ni"1
street was finHd 81" and costs ana s'n
fenced ~ S"rr. tn days in Jail. lhr4e
inmates were fined s. and costs each.
The remainder w"r.'. CtlarEd with EHrI"is
offences and we're fiu"d - "arh
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Reetstrants Examined Yesterday.

~ The second two hundred mon OF III"
;Bellairc draft district wrre examined
Yesterday 20 determine ;he'r fitness Tor
military service aS outlined under u"
Jcuestionnaire system. TIL" two hundred
men were placed IN tnc first class'fica-
tion, and number were hold for ser
vice. or the number examined l2' w"r"
held for general service, - for limited
service and nine were found physically
unfit.
The examination was conducted IN tho
auditorium Of the city building. under
the direction OF Or. William kiS"c. as
sisted by Drs. Clark. Wcidnian and
Meek. A number ot mon assisted IN the
clerical work. The draft board held 4
meeting last night and went ovH7 the
results Of the examination.
Next Monday the third zoo will he eH-
anined. notices 10 that cff"ct having
been mailed to all draftees a,acci In tiH
first class.
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mr Kettle woods wIlss

Word has been received By frfnds OF
Tho death Of Mrs. HettIc Wood. "ileS
Mt tho home Of her brother LouiskAsda
ut Newark. O.. January -. Mrs. Wiles
was we'll known here. she havin: been
- former resident OF this place for
number Of years. Several year ago
she was united in marriage 10 '. W.
W-ilcs Of Toledo and Is survived b, her
husband and brother. Louis kstl.
Funeral services Will he held In the
Presbyterian church at in o'clock we'd
nesdny morning. and will br In ch'rHs
Of Roy. l.. Il. Lawthcr. The remhns
will he placed In vault In the Cnoh
cemetery
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pO1ice Court

Charles HOuley. whu was arrested
Sunday afternoon on tho charS" 81 dis
orderly c0nduct and resisting an officer
WAS given q haring hfor" Mayor l.A!S:"n
yesterday morning and WAS fined $40
and costs on the former rhars" and $.I
and costs on the latter charge. Frank
Rocker was handed SCI and costs ON Il
drunk and disnrd"rly charge. In dSfnuit
Of payment both men will i've taken To
tho county Jail at ST. r'lairSvilic.
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Tourist Club.

Tho Tourist club Will moot FRIDAY AT
crnonn with Mrs pnrcaS Murphy oil
Enr;h Chestnut street. The following
program viii h. given:
Roll call. Mrs. Wigs.
Fivn-nninute sketches and reaoihSS
Harriet Bcechcr stowe. Mrs. F.. ;. Ely
In,i, Ward Howe. Mrs. J. NJ. Jones;
rhnahc Cary. Mrs. T. W. kirk.
Conversations Items Of interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-29
Cars GENERATING Again.

division nf IN" Wheeling Traction com
many system WAS r"SuW"I last .rN"niiIS
at 0'rlock after t"IuE r"npi"i"lE &c
murali2rd since midnight Friday. FRI
day Al midnight the Serrir" into thlS
city WAS discontinued on account ~ the
ley rails and not until lat" y"Stfraa!
aftcruuuu WAS it partially RESTORED.
Yesterday aft"rmunu "nTS nrcIa'ch
through Ia Glrndal" only. At "rI"'h
,ars wrr" rim ~ the foo IF JEFFERSON
avenue. being unable I" climb IN" I'rst
street I'LL. TIL" tracks mp I'll" mus W"F"
Sa,,"d and an hour later ';trS W'F" conn
ing into This city.
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r.nnnhann for Workers.

a luncheon for the Y. ". G. y. wnrL
nrs vas held nj the First Presbyterian
church last cveinng and about fifty
wero present n tho event. n report Of
all O. the subscriptions received during
Ihn last few days was mRh" mud Tho In
dira,Ions AFRO that the full amount alInt-
,cd Ia this city Will h" secured without
,,uy great amount of work. The fuI!p
raised will bc turned into TIM !. ". {.
war work fund.
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Prepar!ng for Flood

With inc coming Of the rain yeS'er-
day morning persons living on the low,
lads start preparations for flood ana
,n,dc ARRANGEMENTS IL get their pianos
vrd furniture TO higher grounds. Nj
residing On tho luwlurds wcr" hoping
,b,i the raia would c"aS" rs ihcE were
,or prcparcd fer flood II; his Time.
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Y o< n. opens Campaign.

Martins Ferry council knights OF or
u,rhus. oirncd their campaign 9"S''i"''S
!iuruin:; for II" pu:T"S" az Fl.S'hE
ruud nr 1920 for war camp work Inc
..nrk.rs in chi,rrc OF tho even; arc hop
,,1 Tint the amount will be secured IN
thc next few days and thorough cam
yass OF tho city will BIO made. IN" re-
norris last evening were very EratilFlhS'
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Soma Hard HIT.

The fucilesS Monday causes 10, In
70 1:i"' rnnpl". being thar
they cannot buy til" usual amount or
material aud miscellaneous articles that
they desire: among thos" that are hit
ENC hardest are Tho fellows ;hat run
out OF tobacco. also those that Ike th"i"
daily drink and are unable u obtain II.
We nlso SOC numerous men VINO could
stand shave. but Tie barber shops ar"
closed tho same as any other shop. aud
Il Is either shave Yourself "r let them
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uU,,, zsmstn Open Till 9 O'Clock.

Nv a special ruling issued ny the Rel
man, county fuel c"mmitteo tho local
drug s1or"s will h" allowed |" remain
omen till n'nl""k tnst"Hd or closing M
o'clock "a ordered /" do no pf inc
.+oie fuel dictator. t'nh"r his orders
~ drur stores in cities ~ less than
nnn were requested to close at I
a:clorL I'm An Effort 70 conserve fuol.
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J.H.M oore, Jeweler
MARTINS FERRY, O.
Al Kinds Of Repairing pons
Hptches q Speciality
Withers Funeral Wednesday.

Funeral services for tho late Harry
Withrrs. who passed away ut III" local
hospital sunday morning. Of injuries
suffered In n coasting accident several
days agn. Will II" held in the home Of tn"
parents on Seventh street. "Wednesday
afternoon. lni"rmrnt will be in River
Wow cemetery.
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sacond Reatless Monday.

rho second hcntless Monday was Oh
seryed in this city yesterday and all OF
trc business places excerpt the hanks
and public offices were closed during !ne
lay. TIN" theatres were oP"n !eS'rIoa!
or,crnonr and evening. hut they Will be
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