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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-18
5TATE: BANKERS
E?II|I(jGijI|}|.III..|III ISSUED.
Many 1-c1ube"s Erc?H Nere to Leave on
"wednesday, to Attend Big Con-
veution IL Huntington.

Moro ,hnn n zen WhrullnS dlatr!ct
Naui;rr4 "iii lu;.s.' oyer ~" Rut!Ii'"rE %
ohio lu-Ili"rruw !i:h; for huntington
L. attend thu annual convention VI We
Nir3:im.n l:t:!,"rr A@H'''i;!!!uh' ""'IH
,,,.i. ,I.,.4 l.! that Guy ThurSdaT morning
TT ~ u'ciucit and t!ps's Fr!dny night
IN. na.i!.:. a. tl... local members who
,.AE,.Ct - .,;:;'Uu Mrru F!T'H IN Inc IN
lc!i!sc:lcr" I4aI week; Group 40 OIL
the bui.!.,g: or t!ic panhandle Sccl!"ii
Will hr !.".tG.i ~ ". - Irvine INC wei
known uI.I popular Wh"rlins citizens
. who VIII !r&Q :hc annual report VI Tho
group tGturc the cuhFcntloH'
! The convention promises TO be the
,.uSi largely attended md nc most IN
pyr;uL! IL the history OF the &Ssocia-
tom As The war has had II material
r:Iu.: upun financial transactions Oh
I practically every KIND III This country:
: il..,!.y wnr G:*cuS>i"i.s "ili DC entered
; !.;u. Principal addresses VIII De deilf-
cred 10y rA-l.r.sa.G,I.t Tart and FRANK y;
! Nnndr:,ir. president 81 the Nhtlohai
I Clly Bank If Nrw York. ut:lrr prom
; drut ru.u will also speak before In"
: ,,,..,fu.. wlilr the committee has ar
RANGED Tor an ,.nJu! :lhl'. social Tine. IL
; j. ..Np.cirL thai there Will hc fully 3uO
+ b. mixers II tti"HutnCr.
II. 9. Al;shrrr. president IF the state
association. las ISSUED Inc l"ilo"'lh
program. whriI llIyG bcrn Received u!
all III" ln"Iitpris o. INC ~ 81"
. this s.cllv.i:
Fist Day.
Thursday. arplc:Hber 18th
| Morning Session 49,.
Convention vii! IL called 10 order py
the presldcHl |" % o'clock.
! lray"r-i;,N. :. i,"E"F yer. ~ AA"
{ lily Episcopal church. Itunlih6l"h.
Address 81 welcome on p'!'utt ~. ~.
:,"L!.,"'l Ranks -! f'' GU! "L I'""''"e
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: l;'@l"'i:.>' 81. p'H;'!l 81 INC 'tS"0-tN'"A''
: ii -. .Nl"S'iir,.
: l;"i"'ft al the secretary hlu tlrH"u'e .
j. :. ilill
! Appointment al c"i'ihi''tcS' c
| Address,. Lieut. Manl E'"FSc SauEaEc'
: "l '!r' / r'I'n liiGh H"i''l''SH'o''' " ''''4i-
ln-'"n. j. :.
l;"''.>" In.i! : "c!"h H.
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Address ION i'i''- ~
pr Sid'mt "a the National Guy hanN'
! New l"rk.
k"'th'nS c"ll'huH't't'loHS'
E'i"ri "l Group EhaIElh'h.
Group No. !. ". Il. IrNlnr' "nec!inS
! Group No. Edward Nelly. IarkeTS-
! burg.
! Group Nv. " l.. y. f'"aniZ. NuntlnSt"n'
! Group No. / +. II. DruiHhciIcr' IACF-
! n"nd
Group No. ~ H. Earsrr. Matouha.
Group No. ". ). MCELhlHcS' Ncs'
! Union.
! Group No. W W. NuuuS' lhulhas.
! Adjournment until Friday morning 4V
! U'cl"Ch.
! Thursday evening from until
! "'c!"rk III" Huntington Cha'NDrr OK
t"mIhrrcr invites al! bankers ~ attend
; their Fail F"$tiNh! ana NnudtNiiir a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-18
AGED LOCAL PRINTER is
TYLER COUNTY VISITOR

TIL. S:ar- News or Nd,llrh"urnc TE-
l"r county,. rar"l'S qHtl" an inl"f's :
St,r. .!u,rt i Wn'"i.n. PRIMER "i IN"
old ;rirul WHO WIS I VISITOR IN thtt.
town. r.at;in... 'T!l.- SiIr-\"wS WAS VS.
tied las; wc"h lN ru INTERESTING person
Llily w!,,m IlrnI, 6. l;"':'. "f Nh""Iln%'
came IL call.
Nr I:n,.s hrs; com. :" VI 'l.!"i"'urnH
-. = lti ri.r., than ferry years rE" I"
work 90 'Ihr T!i-r I"Imt" Star Then
ju.i established ~ j. Emmett l"i"'.
H., r,.A!l.d ms h"rs''hr"E rad" from
Si-lc:$i,ll, and tila' thu tr'w$i,an"r
VIZ nTlut.d "a 4 washington hand
1.r,.>~ lr. I.,"s >;..rIt about tire" months
in .nIr '.Nn and H.. meyer i""n back III
ln,.t week, Mos ui has acquaintance "i
I.,r,r,r rrrrs have PASSED an. but he dis
,jncrly. r, nl"rulrrS in" lat" =. +. k"tZ"-
hue and the LAT" l.. l.. ;''"h!"y as IN"
l...i!im.. inrrrhar'&. In all these Years,
Mr.. Boo hHe l"rr y printer nlih"uEh
Pc "nlI, IL. w;,$ .u'nr,.,l"d IL r"tir" he
cause Of III health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-18

yesterday morning. Fill KrHft- drunk.
was soaked IS and trimmings William
Wells. drunk. was handed 81 and costs.
FIN Rednan. drunk. drew ST and costs
John Conack and Nick EcoraSis. dLsnr-
dcrIies drew IS and costs. Packey Be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-18
POLICE COURT NEWS

Jo> Hosa, alias Gonzazles, charged
with attempted criminal Assault Vas
handed $40 and costs in police court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-18

Vino drunk. drrw 81 and costs. Steve
Oleski. drunk. was handed s. and costs
Homer Smith. drunk. drew s. ana Costs
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
DELAY RETURN OF
LIEUT.. HARRY KELLY

Lieut., Harry Kelly, will not arrive
in Ottawa until next week which will
give the committee in charge of the
public reception and celebration for
the return of OttaWa.s S hero a chance
to arrange a parade, and fitting re-
ception for the city's greetings to a
possess0r of the CroiX du Guerre with
palm Lieut.. Kelly who was in New
York City until today left for Wash.
ington to enter the Walter Reed. Nil.
itary Hospital according to a letter
received this morning by Attorney
II. NJ Kelly from Harry Ferguson 4
former Ottawan living in New York
who visited with Lieut. Kelly.
Lieut. Kelly will remain in Wash
ington for two or three days, and will
then come on to Ottawa, stopping in
Chicago for short visit, where h.
will be met and accompanied home
by his parents.
Plans for an escort Of honor, whiel
will be formed at the Rock Islam
station to take Lieut.. Kelly from the
/ train to his home are in the hands o
the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
NECRESS A BRIDE
NOT LAW V|O[ATOR
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE SHOWS
SHE AND MEXICAN WERE MAR.
RlED DAY BEFORE THEIR Az.
REST.

Matte Johnson, who is black and
was painted blacker when police raid
ed an alleged rendezvous of Mexican
men and negresses on North Colum-
bus street. is entirely vindicated Of
the charge she is a woman of lax NOR.
ais. Matte instead of being the ma
tron of a shady house is the bide
Of one Of the men arrested with her
Today it was disclosed that when
the police swooped down on the al
legged joint last Saturday night they
roped in two entirely innocent people
Matte being one Of them and her
husband, Adolfo odriguez, the other
Just as fac and fortune would de.
cree it the police appeared the very
next night after Matte and Josef be-
came man and wife In reality they
were only beginning their honeymoon
when the officers of the law copped
them off for yiolat0rs Of the well
known rules of society. When they
We're pinched neither said a word
but today friends OF Josef enlisted in
his cause and came to the support
of the Mexican.
They brought with them marriage
certificate to prove that he and Mat.
tie had been married on Friday, July
%, by Judge c. If Bowes, sitting IN
the Cook County circuit court.
Now Matties man wants his free
dom and indications point to his soon
getting that greatly desired liberty
The marriage certificate was present
ed to II NJ Kelly for use as a bond
| to get josef out OF Jail
The woman halls from Indiana Har
| bor OhicialdOm considered holding
the MeXicans under the white slave
act, but Matte and her companion
being black offered complications ii
case any such charge was preferred
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
EIGHT DRAFTEES SEND
BACK QUESTIONABLE

Eight Of the forty.nine question.
naires which were mailed out Mon
day evening by the local exemption
board, to men who registered Satur.
day have been filled in and returned
George Albert Claude, 522 W. Malt
son street, had the distinction Of be
ing the first of the registered men to
perform this duty The work of fill
ing in aitd returning the question.
naires will be finished this week. and
classification completed. In a short
time the men will be called for their
physical examinations, and certified
for service.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28

Word has been received her Of the
marriage OF Miss Doris Merner, dau.
ghtef Of MIR and Mrs, 5 Merner, Of
Cedar Rapids Iowa and Lieut. Cyrus
Trowbridge of Camp Johnson Fla.
which took place in Jacksonville, Fla
on Saturday August oath. The young
couple are both well known here.
The groom resided here during his
entire life until he entered the ser.
vice last year He is the son of Mrs
j, II. Trowbridge OF this city The
bride has visited in Marselles many
times at the home of Mrs Forest
Bovari Il was while she was on a
visit to Mrs Boyards that Lieut..
Trowbr,jge first met his bride,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28

The order issued without warning
yesterday that hereafter people re.
siding east of the Mississippi woc1
be forbidden by virtue of a ruel Ad'
ministration request the use of the.c
automobiles on Sundays, will strike
Ottawa and nearby cities hard tinan
cial blow. coming as it does on the
very eve OF great natlonai ceiebra
tion of Labor Day,
AS a result OF the ruling hundreds
upon hundreds of tourists will be pro.
vented from making tups to Starved
Rock ana other scenic spots Of the Iii.
nois Valley This means that OF,
taWa hotel and restaurant men will
be shon of one OF their biggest days
of the year II means great financial
losses which, since the Wa1, nave
practically gained their liylihood from
tourist tI;.ie It means that the edict
win strike Ottawa harder than per
haps any other city in the state.
On the other hand scores Of Oua.
vans who had planned expeditions
''oni Heie " "'''"'', N'''0N " IA ~" .
-.'' "p ''''' P'''"' "''N
gu '''"'
'''N "p'" sue ,"' ""'' ''''' &C.,
"0"'"] "''''"H "' '' VNN'''0'', :,
''''''' w. 3'' ~ mn
nocessorr ,or thom "a .,ar, ,boir Trim
~, car,rla,.. ,nd ro,,rr ,to,doy o.bict
aauIl ,at T.. saaroa -. a,,r,.l.,a mn,
a., i,yo.io, os tho o,dor
rho nr,;,, :. o.o. ,a.,. disco,orod
r,, r,ol Administrations ovn,on,,ion.
,,'.s nn, ~, a. ,,.,d,tor, Il is ,rode
,,oro :, .bo rorn, of -, anno,i 10 an
toists to- induce them TO conserve or
the suuuly of gasoline and oils Tha
the course by little closer examin
alton means that unless the requeS
is observed ii necessarily will follow
the order will be made mandatory
In La Sale County. where more al
tomobiles are owned than in an,
other division OF the state exccp
Cook the gasolinelesS Sunday Orde
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
SEN. OLLIE JAMES
OF KENTUCKY DEAD

Baltimore, August % Senator
Ollie NJ, James, of Ken. ucky, who has
been a patient Of John Hopkins hos.
pi'a in this city for several months,
suffering from Il general nervous
breakdown and other ailments, died
at G.jj o'clock this morning.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
AUTOLESS SUNDAYS
ORDER WILL STRIKE
CITY SERIOUS BLOW
ORDER FROM FUEL.
ADMINISTRATION WILL PROVE
SERIOUS HANDICAP TO OF.
TAWA AND SURROUNDING CIT.
les. Allxlx
Aslxlx
Save 5000. 900 Gallons Of Gas

Washington, Aug. 28.-Eight mil.
lions gallons Of gasolene can be
saved each Sunday by the enforce
ment OF the fuel administration
request TO prevent the use OF pleas.
ure cars and taxis, on the Sabbath
in the territory east Of the Missis
sipp it was estimated Fuel Admin.
istrator Garfeld's office this after
noon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
FIGHT FOR AN HOUR
TWO AMERICANS ARE
KNOWN TU HAVE
BEEN KILLED
ATTACK is MADE BY GREASERS
WHO ARE BEATEN OFF AFTER
LOSING A HUNDRED OF THEIR
MEN

Nogales. Tex, Aug 2S,-Comman
dante A. J Abasola OF the Nogales,
Sonora. garrison already has officially
expressed his regrets because of the
fatal clash here late yesterday be-
tween Mexicans and American troops.
In the street fighting. which lasted
from 4:05 p. m. to $50 p. m. two
American soldiers are known ID have
been killed anl % were wounded.
1t g estimated thai 100 Mexicans lC.t
their lives.
Pig. Gen De Resey Cabell IS ex.
peeled here mJl1en orily from San
Antonio. Tex, with American rein
forcements. His arrival will guaran-
tee quiet.
The American Dead.
capt. J. y. Hungerford
Corp. Barney Lett.
Seriously Wounded.
Lieut. Luke W. Lotus.
Wounded.
Lieut.. Col Frederick H. Herman,
shot through right leg
Capt. Henry {, Cation, Saratoga
Springs. y. Y
Lieut.. s Lockwood Nogales
CASTOR Reddick, customs guard.
No confirmation has been received
Of reports that Mayor Felix Penoloza
o. iSogales, Sonora, was killed in ,hc
fighting.
The battle was participated in by
about 800 American soldiers and 50
civilians, Fighting started or the
United States side of the interna.
tonal street, but the vexicans were
thrown we'll back into their part Of the
town.
A military court now is in session
to investigate the affair. In the mean
time, the popularly accepted version
Is that trouble arose over an attempt
on the part of Mexican immigration
officials illegally to pass a Mexican
across the border
Commandante Abasola declares The
outbreak was due to i'll feeling be
tween Mexican and American border
guards 1t Is not known which side
fired the first shot, although ar
American sentry on the international
line was the first hit, apparently.
This sentry dashed into an Office
with bullet through his right shOul
der and teephoned the alarm. Re
Inducements rushed up on both side'
and the firing became general I
continued until the Mexicans wer,
driven two city blocks into their par
of the town, after which they exnlD
tied white flag and the firing cease
except for occasional sniping Ciyi
ans were kept off the streets unit
several hours later.
Generals TO Hold Conference
Washington August 2S -- Genera
March. Chief of Staff, stated toda
tha' the last reports from General "
A. Holbrook in charge of the Southcr
Department said that two men ha
been killed and three officers an
thirteen men wounded in the clash q
NoracB last night
All firing at Nogales had ceastl 4
10 o'clock Gen HObrOok reported
Additional Mexican troops were mo'
ing toward the boarder General llo
brook reported A Mexican gener;
will hold conference with tn
Americans later in the day
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
HEIBERG NAMED
FUOD ADMINISTRATOR

County Auditor Ayel lIeiberg to-
day was appointed Food Administra
tor for Ottawa and was ordered to
report in Chicago tomorrow for in.
structions.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
MAN
SUES 0'NE|L CO. ON
WRIT.
LITIGATION PILES UP AGAINST
AUTHOR OF FIGHT ON WATER
POWER COMPANY - GARAGE
MAN SUES KENTUCKY FIRM.

An affidavit for attachment filled by
Arthur LeRette add another chapter
to the litigation recently instituted in
the Circuit Court against the O'Neil
Manufacturing Company defunct
lie Rette claims that he sold materials
and stock to the company for which
he did not receive all his pay He
says there is owing him 5000.
In his plea for an attachment Lee
, Rette charges that the O'Neil Com
pany is preparing to move its re
naming stock out of the state.
The case appearing in the Circuit
Court today is an appel from the jus
tce shop of Carlisle NJ Pool
Timothy O'Neil, president of the
company is the man who recently
appeared before the State Public Util
tiles Commission. and asked that body
to take over CONTROL of the dam at
Marseilles under the allegation that
the water power derived there. is
purely and wholly a public utilities
ana should be regulated as such.
O'Neil has enlisted support to his
campaign against the Marsailles Land
4 Water Power Company, owned by
w. d, Boyce, in an effort to finance
his proposition, To-day a number Of
letters were received from him by
prominent OttaWans asking them {.
get into the Jack pot" and help down
tn dam owners and their properties
He is now a resident of Kansas City
Mo- from where he is conducting his
campaign
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
1S-45 REC|STRANTSi
MUST ANSWER LIST.
OF 70 QUESTIONS
OTTAWA BOARD WILL RECEIVE I
COPIES OF DRAFT EXTENSION
RULES FOR MEN AFFECTED BY
NEW LAW.

Complete instructions covering the
draft of men between the ages of
1921 and 31-45 were announced yes
terday at Washington by Provost
Marshal General Crowder. The regu-
latons vary somewhat from the ques-
tions applied to registrants June 5,
1917, and go into considerable detail
Copies of the regulations, which
cover the cards TO be filled out when
the next registration day is selected
were sent out from Washington yes
terday and should be received by the
Ottawa draft board, either late this
afternoon or early tomorrow,
There will be twenty questions on
the cards
Between now and registration day,
early next month, prospective regis
trants are strongly urged by this Of
fee. - the provost marshal general says
TO study carefully both the questions
and the Instructions, in order to De
able to give prompt responses to the
registrars. Similar request is made Of
the registrars"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
Sues Kentucky Firm

George Petty local earageman to.
day asked for an attachment in the
circuit court against the f. A Ames
Company, of Kentucky on a claim
OF S46t.oo indebtedness. The claim is
for work on a truck owned by the
Kentucky concern. Mr. Petty charges
the defendants with getting ready to
take their property out of Illinois and
asks that he be safeguarded by a WRIT
Of attachment He is represented by
II. NJ. Kelly.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28

QUESTION S-Citizen Indian? An
Indian born in the United States is a
citizen If (1l he or his father or moth.
or prior to his birth or before he at.
tanned the age Of q was allotted land
or received a patent in fc prior to
May s. 1906; ca if he was allotted
land subsequent to May 8. 1906, and
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28

Try the Free Trador.Journal Want Ads
for results.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
Questions for Registrants.

Following are the questions and in
structions,
QUESTION / Name The name
must be given in full, thus: First
name middle name, last name. For
example John Henry Smith"
QUESTION 2-Permanent home ad-
dress This means where you have
your permanent home now, not the
place where you work nor the place
where you were born, unless that is
your permanent home BE prepared
TO give it this way: 100 Woodward
avenue, Detroit, Wayne county, Mich.
igan,' or "R r. D. No. 2 Jonesyille,
Smith county Pennsylvania" If the
registrant lives in an apartment house
he should state the number of the
apartment in which he lives.
QUESTION Age in years. State
your age in years only. Disregard
additional months and days.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28

Try the Free Trader journal Want Ads
for results,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28

Try the Free Trader.journal Want Ads
for results.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
Approach German Ease.

London, Aug. 2S.--1;44 =. MD--Brit.
ish troops are now within between
six and seven miles Of perolEe
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
Must Tell Your Color.

QUESTION 4--Date Of birth; If you
do not remember the year, start to
answer as you would il some one
asked you your birthday, as "Oct,
r. Then say, "On my birthday this
year ! will be tor was) Years Old -
The registrar will then fill in the year
Of birth
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
Huns Wants Generalissimo.

London, Aug. 2S.--The appointment
OF generalissimo of the armies OF
the central powers overtoppug both
ilmdenburg and Ludendorff Is being
generally discussed in Germany, AZ.
COring to a Rome dispatch.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
EATHER

Unsettled tonight and
Thursday. Prob a bly,
showers. Cooler Thurs
day.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
Yanks Break Thru Lines.

s''NS @' >oN - " ~'HSSs
With the American Army on the
Aisne-Vesle Front. Aug 2S 6 Y. NJ
American troops today penetrated
the western outskirts of Bazaches
American patrols have benil with
drawn from Fimettes, but a b,mbai-
ment by American artillery has pre-
vented the enemy from entering The
tow.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28

QUESTION White.
QUESTION 6 Negro.
QUESTION 7-Oriental.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1889
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28

Continued on page 3, col. IL
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-24
MRS. ELIZABETH NELSON DEAD

Charley Nelson received a message
announcing the death Of his mother at
Pawnee City, Neb., where she has been
since early in the spring with her
daughter
Deceased was IS years old and a
resident of Garland county As years
Her health began to fail about year
ago and has been very low all sum
mer Her two daughters, Mrs Rosa
Sutt and Esia billiard have been con
stantly at her bedside ami rendered all
the assistance and comfort loving
hands could do. Besides the two
daughters she leaves two sons, Edward
Nelson Of Oklahoma, and Charley Nell
son Of this city. The remains will be
brought here for burial Funeral VIII
be announced later.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-24
GRAND JURY HAD
ONE DAYS WORK
BODY WAS EMPANELLED YESTEF-
DAY AND STARTED OFF ON
INVESTIGATING WORK
The Petit Jury viii Not Be Summoned
Until October 7 When II Will Take
Up the Or. j. w. Smith Case.

The grand jury was empanelled yes
terday and started on it's work by the
afternoon session, but had very little
WORK ahead for its investigation and
adjourned late in the evening for q
month. The grand jury as empanelled
is as follows:
=. f. Bancroft. foreman John A.
Riggs, A. T. Moody, S w. c. Smith,
John Gilmore T. H. Ritter, J. H. House,
W. l., COckrel, j. NJ Housley, NJ r..
Poe, H. j. Coomber, Lucien Ramseur,
s. VI. Mutt, L. e. MADDOX. H. H. VIII
hanson, Merit X Biegs
The petit jury will not be called in
until October I when the first case
on the docket is the murder case
against DR. j. w. Smith. The proceed
ings for a hcange of venue for D..
smith may be taken up between this
ANA the date set for trial, or it may not
come up until The morning the case is
called
One of the reasons assigned for
closing up the work OF the grand jury
for a month, aside from no press or
important business was that the far
mers on the jury might get hack 10
their work, now that so many OF the
J young men are gone to the war work
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-24

Now as the law is to be enforced,
nd there win be no excuse of lack Of
labor, city Manager Bedding believes
hat he can accomplish not alone
much Sood for the present, but pave
he way for lettering the condition
this respect materially next spring
Mrs. Iiamp Williams is chairman Of
! committee of women who viii have
charge of making the assignments
and reports There are some lots in
the city that have been neglected all
'ummer, and these in particular will
be reported Every lot within the
sity will be surveyed with a view of
making a report as to It's condition
and the weeds will have to be clean
ed up and rubbish removed else the
owners will be arrested and fined in
the courts
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-24
|sATURDAY Will
I Be CLEAN UP DAY
HIGH School STUDENTS WILL
WORK FOR THE PROPERTY
OWNERS FOR SMALL
PAYMENT.
Womcns Committee Will Meet To
day That the Places Where Work
is Needed Shall Be Designated
Law Will Be Enforced.

Saturday will be a genuine clean up
DAY in Hot SPRINGS for the purpose Of
Kidding the city of the weeds in par
tieular. before the weeds turn into
seed and sew the crop for the future.
City Manager George Beldin Mu-
nicipal Judge Ledgerwood. and Supt.
Dunaway of the schools held con
ference with others looking to the
effectiveness OF this movement
Judge Ledgerwood stated that he
would stand behind the Officers ip
the enforcement Of the law relatiEe
to this cleanup anr that he would
impose fines il the law was not Com
ulied with when arrests were hmade
Supt Dunaway stated thatfhe had
made arrangements for SECURING the
services of large number of high
school Toys for this WORK. next sat
urday. ii the property owners would
pay them normal SUM- for the work