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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
ROOSEVELT

Cheer Up! Suffrage is Coming
As the Editors family has been
in the country taking a vacation the
past week there is not much news
as the Editor has had to set hens,
wash dishes, take care of milk and
do hundreds of other things. Here's
hoping these vacations don't come
very often.-Kenna Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
QUAY
Money in Broom Corn

Money in Broom Corn
A. c. Stephenson was in from Quay
this week on business. He raised fair
crops On his farm last year and will
try again this year. He is putting
in considerable broom corn as a num-
Der of his neighbors made money
on this article last year.-Tucumcari
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
Acres of Melons Planted

The past week was melon week in
the Mesilla Valley and hundreds of
acres Of the delicious melons were
planted. One farmer planted Is
acres. Many farms are putting in a
big acreage and the melon crop pro-
misses to be big one.-Las Cruces Re
public.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
EDDY
Delivered Hugh Tank

The Roberts-Dearborne Hardware
company has just completed and has
ready for delivery a huge 7,0O0-gal-
Ion tank for James Brothers. The
tank is SO large that some fears were
expressed that it could not be taken
across the river on the Greene street
bridge. 1t is fifteen feet high when
standing on its side.-Carlsbad Ar
gus.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
CHAVES


The committee appointed to raise
Roswell pledges for the Ozark Trails
highway, which is to pass through
Roswell, entered actively upon its
work last week. The amount asked
for at this time is 81 500. The COM
mittee is meeting with much en-
enlargement and will no doubt soon
succeed i'll raising the required
amount.-Roswcll News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF
SANTA FE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF
SANTA FEE.
John Green and Mary Green.
Plaintiffs,
c. V, Hickman,
Defendant.
NOTICE OF SUIT
To CIV. Hickman, defendant above named:-
You are hereby notified that there is a
suit pending. against you in the above en-
titled court in which John Green and Mary
Green as plaintiffs assert that they are the
owners in fee simple Of the 81 Sec, ~.
Fe County, Nn Mexico and that you make
some claim to the said described premises
adverse to the plaintiffs and they pray that
their title to said premises be established
claiming any right or title thereto:
The said plaintiffs further allege that the
value OF said premises is more than Two
Thousand Dollars e2,0nW; that you, BY
fias5 Of rs ,Re Gni,sS y s9s,rs Court to be Of az oh "a.
homa. induced the said plaintiffs to execute
and deliver to you a note dated June 18th.
1916. and due January LIST, 1917, in tie
Dollars $4,000 and by thrcating to arrest
the said plaintiffs that you induced them to
execute to you a mortgage upon the above
described premises to secure the payment
OF said mortgage; that such repre sentations
were false and fraudulent; Vrat the said
mortgage was duly recorded in the Office
of the County Clerk of Santa Fe County
on June 18th, 1916, in Book % OF the
records of mortgages at pages 6 and J that
the plaintiffs did not discover the falsity
of said representation until about Decem-
Der 1916; that you have failed and refused
to cancel said MORTGAGE; that the considera-
ton for which said note was given has
been fully paid.
Plaintiffs ask judgment that the said
mortgage be cancelled and that some per
son be directed by the Court to execute
a release thereof on the records Of Santa
fc County; and that plaintiffs have their
costs.
The names and address Of the plaintiffs
are McFie, Edwards and McFie.
Santa Fc. New Mexico.
Unless you appear ard answer the com.
plant in said action on or before May 20,
1913, judgment by default will be taken
against you.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the above
entitled Court this 27th day Of March, 1918
tSENI1 Trinidad c de Raca
County Clerk and Ex Off;cio
Clerk OF the District Court
# Santa Fe County.
FIRST Publication March 20, 1913,
Last Publication April le, 1918,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNALILLO
Pledged 500, 900

With swift and impressive elo-
quence that brought frequent and
prolonged applause, Mrs. F. H. Sex
ton of the Canadian Red Cross, ap-
pealed for help in winning the war,
to the $50 members of the Rotary
club, Kiwanis club and Lawyers club
and their guests at the liberty loan
luncheon at the Y. M. c. A. at the
opening of the drive last Saturday
night.
The members and guests present
pledged themselves to buy $4,000
worth of bonds, and many, after
listening to Mrs. Sections eloquent
appeal, doubled their subscriptions
Albuquerque Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
D0NA ANA


Last fall ]. G. Stewart and DR.. Rob-
ertson bought a thousand sheep.
They invested about $4,000 and have
sold the sheep for $1,000.
They intended to keep the stock
for several months yet but as buyers
showed up with attractive offers
they let them go.
They will buy other flocks as soon
as the grain is harvested.-Las CRU
ces Republic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
Fixin' To Leave Town

Fixin' To Leave Town
r. c. Sullivan and his wife were
arrested by the police recently
charged with the burglary of the
room of Miss Glenn Ayers at the
Tucker rooming house. A quantity
of the jewelry which Miss Ayers
claimed was hers was found in. the
effects of the Sullivans. They had
also acquired an Oldsmobile Eight
by the simple %expedient of taking it
without saying a word to anyone
about it. They were arranging to
leave Deming for FL Paso when they
were arrested. Justice c. c. Rogers
held both of them for the grand jury.
-Deming Headlight.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12

w. c. Hawley of Des Moines. Iowa,
who is to manage the Liberty theatre
at present being constructed at Camp
Cody, is arranging the programs for
the new show house, where the Of
ficers and men Of Camp Cody are
to be entertained. The building, will
cost $1,000 and will have seating ca
pacity for 1000 men, and it is now
almost finished.-Deming Headlight.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12

In the contest at the public
schools for the sale of War Say
ings Stamps, the winning room to
be given a banner by the Chamber
Of Commerce, Miss Browns room
carried off the honors by selling
S2Sl.50 worth of stamps, The entire
school purchased $79S in the six
weeks campaign.-Lordsbnrg Liberal
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
C0LFAX
Service Flag

Service Flag
The presentation of the service
flag by Miss Lota Kelly to the Col
fax county high school last week
had a star for each of the students
who are in the service and a gold
star for two who have died since
entering the service. Of names were
on the roll Of honor. \
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12

War Saving Stamps
Carl Turner, county chairmen, re-
Continued on page eight
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
Bright Prospects

Bright Prospects -.
Willard Bates is in from his ranch
100 miles distant, in the vicinity of
Weed. Mr.. Bates says things are
looking fine in that part of the coun-
try, the grass coming along and cat
tie doing well, they having had late
SHOWS which put a good season in
the ground.-Carlsbad Current
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
The Little Pinto Will

Another 10000 pound car of little
pinto New Mexico advertisers start
ed east last week. If the new mayor
doesn't put Springer on the map the
little pinto will,-Springer Stockman.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12

first year promises to be gratifing.
There also promises to be a very fair
acreage of sweet potatoes.-Artesia
Advocate.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
Three New Grant Cars

Lee Pelzer, E. M. Higday and Jas.
Conwell went 10 Denver last week and
drove three Grant cars from that
city to Tucumcari.-Tucumcari News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12
Thrift Stamp Sale

IHTHt stamp SAIe
The sale of thrift stamps at the
local schools in Deming continues to
increase. Last week the sales a.
mounted to $1,43.So.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12

Sale No. Il57 - NJ, seq Sec. u. T.
10 s, K. IS f., containing $50 acres. The
improvements consist OF fencing. value
5000.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-12

Each Of the above described tracts OF
land will be offered for sale separate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
You Can Stop That
"Barky" Cough Over Night

Thrr" Is nothing NOR" annoying
than on" uI those "barkY" coughs
which keep YOU miserable during ;hr
UHl and Won't let You sleep AT night
.NnH lis a$ trl" aS Nnu live that they
ar i real danger. You Nv" il IN your.
self 20 MP th"s" coughs and colds III
IN bud before :hcy develop into somc.
Thing worse
Kr"w-liua viii in IL. safely and
Guickl! krrw-'ina L. harmless
salvr which want blister. but which
will draw nUi all tn" inflammation in
III. alr passages. relieve the irritation
and pu; an "feCiiv" stop to couEh.,
colds. bronchitis. tnnSilItiS ami similar
troubles Also useful for III relief O.!
neuralgia and rheumatism.
For sale Al al good druggists. Tho
price Il only IS cents, and Il Is sold
'unde- q guarantee OF money back II
10: satisfactory.
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W = p,.r,c H,nry
CLASS No. lo1-opcn. Bitches
| W s I',crr". HNI!EY.
! Glass No. luz-Winncrs. Bitches
! CLASS No. lo2A-Local Bitches
: . . Human. MILL.
. = humphreys MARY.
CLASS No. lo3-Field Trial Glass
Z r.n~". ..ti. i'r:NN&iLNANlAH.
/ u :. i'r"r''. HNl'iiN.
! T. J Evans. 1T kE T.
ENGLISH Settlers.
/ nr,k N"rrnn. DUKE.
i''rk M"tE.im. III III.
| sam iiuskIn.. 'WtNT tHE'kETiS.
sam iuskrns. Ht:SS GLADSTONE.
l.: a. Farmer ImH'k.
! t. =. Farmer. :plMt..
Edgar ". I."'il~,h. OLD GLORY.
l:dgur " l.o'lIsrh ~ KOEF. FERN.
! Bob Whit" Kennels. 4. r. Lewis agent
l.NNSDUWN EAIIANT
! Sob Whrr" Kennels EuK WHITE;
! PERFECTION.
/ II T. kill:us. BLUE FIELD PEGGY.
| CLASS No. loT-American Bred. Dogs
=: =. Farmer. Uu'K.
CLASS No. lo8-LimIt. Dogs.
T. J E!rh,rdS DUKE
S,rn iIuskiny cot Vt CHECKERS.
l.. =; Mur;;au. Duke.
I,.rk Mnrenn EI'KE.
Edr,r ". l.nilIs..h OLD GLORY.
CLASS No. los-Open. Dogs
T.. l. I:l.hurds. Duke.
sam, lIuxk,r. ruI.N1, ,'IErKERS,
I.I,.,r " l.oiiisrh OLD GLORY
u,l, WIZ, Kennels .I..SSrupWT PA.
rI,<.,.
Grass NJ 11o-u,nrcrs noo,
CLASS No, lioAELocal poTs-
nI,L N,r,.,,, 1,I.E.r.
nrrk Nnr..,n EI.EE
sam IIusk,n> CONT I'IITt,kERS
+: :; r:,r,nrr DOCK
CLASS No III
II l. K,Irus EII'EE'It:Ip PEGGY.
CLASS No. ll2-Nov,ce. Bitches
Sam nHskIn,. HISS GLADSTONE.
Il. &; r'nrrh.r DIME
II + Eilcus EIJ:EL'IElD PEGGY.
CLASS No. l44-1,,mtt. bitches
r.Jrar W LnIrl*h. rI,KuI;E FERN,
II. f. Nrlsus. ELrEFrELn rEGGY.
CLASS No. ll-ODen. Bitches-
Edgar W. l.n,tlsh FTRORE FERN.
II T.. Kilrus EIl.EtIEI,D. PEGGY.
CLASS No. lI6-winnera. BitcnSs.
CLASS NO ll6A-Local. Bitches
Sam Hu*kina HESS GLADSTONE.
T. g; Farmer DIME.
IRISH Settlers.
Miss r1ulraii iludgkinson, A. Ebrrhart,
| AGENT. % NEt'Y.
Euh"ri McRuhcrts HIGHLAND ROSE
CLASS No, l26-Opcu. Dogs
Miss nu,man Hodrkinson. DARCY.
Walter MrRnbrrfe IN EICHWOOD'S
,I.E:NRAY,
CLASS No 13T-Winners porR
CLASS No, l43-open. Bitches
Walter MrRubcrts. HIGHLAND ROSE
Walter McI.obcr,s EIrHWOOD'S
MAn,;E
CLASS NO. l44-wiuuers. Bitches.
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CLASS No. 2l1-1d1nit. Dogs (not ex-
ceeding Is inches).
T. G. Clark. ROBERTA'S DAN.
CLASS No. 213---Ltmit. Dogs lover IS
inches, not over l5).
7. Z. Clark. DOREN.aEl BROWNIE:
t. 9. Mercer. MERGERS SPORT
BlLLIkEN.
Mrrritts +. Saunders. BARM.1D'S
BUSY.
CLASS No. 214-opeu. De. lover 10
/ and not exceeding Is inehs).
Merritt +. Saunders. ARMA1D'S
Rt'SY.
CLASS NO. 215-winners. 1,gs.
CLASS No. 2l6-open dogs. Placed At
n Recognized Trial
t. c. Mercer. DAN BILLIk.N.
Merritt I. Saunders. BA:MAID'S
CLASS No. 217-open Dogs. sred by
Exhibitor.
GLASS No. 21S-Local. Dogs
IT. I. Clark ROBERTAS DA..
r. e. Clark. DEBONAIR BRONZE.
Ward 6. Sccrcst JUpITER'S TD.
L. C. Mercer. MERGERS SORT
B1LLIKEN.
MERRITT /. Saunders. BARMfD's
BUSY.
CLASS No. 2le-Puppy. Bitches
I. {. t1aTk. ROBERl-A bho".'
CLASS No. 22l-Amertcan Bred Bitcie
r. G.. Clark. ROBERTA BROWN.
Thornwood Kennels. THORNWOOD
RE.TTY.
CLASS NO. 222-Ldmit. Bitches (not
exceeding l3 inches).
T. c. Clark. ROBERTA BROWN.
Thornwood Kennels. THOeNWOOD
BETTY.
CLASS No. 2a3-open. Bitches (no. e1-
ceediug IS inches).
r c. Clark. ROBERTA BROWN.
CONTINUED on Page Hine.)
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CLASS No. aol-Noviee. Bitches, (Parti

GLASS No. 2ol-Novice. Bitches, (Part,
color)
Mrs. Y. T. H"b"l"s. Rk:BF:LES RERT1
CLASS No. 2o2-Linit. Bitches
Mrs. y. T. Rrlh'les. REBELES.
CLASS No. 2o3-open. Bitches
Mrs. y. Il. Rcbnlrs. REBEEES.
CLASS No. 2o4-Wtnncrs. Bitches
(other than black.
CLASS No. 2o5-Local. Bitches
T. L. lark. itnIilNtlCRST ARTftl
Mrs. y. L. Rch"lcs. REBELES FAN
ME:
GLASS No. 2o6-Brace Class
Mrs y. &. l;chrl"s' brace.
BEAaLEs
r. =. Clark HuBr.RTA'S DAN.
r. =. clark. DEHONAiR BROWNIE
T. t. Clark. ROBERTA BROWN.
=. e. M"rc.r. MERGERS SPORT
EGI.LIkE:N.
.. {. Mercer DAN BlLt.1Kt;N.
Th"r,lwnod kennels. y. e l:bcrhart.
ac,ni. WOODS BETTY.
Merritt +. Sanders. BhRM-tID'S
EI'SY.
Merritt +. Saunders. BILLIE *.
Merritt f.. Saunders. LITTLE JES-
SIE
=. l.. ''larks"n. Il. +. Lewis. agent.
tLNRSnN'S RUSH.
CLASS No. 2os-Puppy. Dogs
Merritt, f.. SAUNDERS BILLIE. X.
CLASS No. 2oe-Nov1ce. Dogs
r. = clark ROlIERTA'S DAN.
r. {. Clark DEBOHA1R BROWNIE.
T.. t. Mercer MERGERS SPORT
RGLLlkEN
Ward $. Srrrcst JCPITERS TED.
CLASS No. 2lo-American Bred. Dogs
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) Aircdain classes b,inG takrn up $hOrl.
!ly after ) o'clock. with III" following
results:
| AIREDALE TERRIERS.
+; rIas- 33,3. Pu?ry DoGS--M"l NaIi'':
Governor. nrsf. WaGsWurttI iiT"I!"tS.
! Wheeling: Eobhj" " second. Nalrll
! Patterson. bridgeport. O.: rarH third.
ur. Il \. pinSu0rt. cleveland. o.:
MIN. reserve ribbon, Singleton PAUL.
! Wh""lius.
| Glass st. Novice noSS-M"l Valley
! Governor. trSr. WadSwurrh BROTHERS.
WhralinS: HaUchtu! Eacchus. second.
i,;.o:S" y M,..,v. Wh""tlu%: thl"t
| Pow hutun. third. Bern kubig, P"Whai-
an Point. o.: rard, reserve ribbon ur.
| K. \. pinSmorr. Cleveland. o.
Class 355. American Br"d-Granltc
| Invader. first. Richmond Kennels, Port
Richmond :. l.. y. Y; Mel Valley
!sioveruor. second. WadSworth Broth
rs. WhcrlinS; Barchtul Hacthus,
third C;eorg" \. Meyer. Wheeling: Rri.
arcair H7UiStr. r"s"rEr ribbon F~iI.
VIII k"un"iS. Wh'''I!tt&.
Class so. ::36. Limit u""- Nc! Val
Ivy t,uv"rn"r. first. Wadsw"rtA i;r"th
i.r-. Whr"ling. Hau"hfuE I;uCrhnS. sec
!nnd, George 4. Meyer. Whr"linG. Rri
ar;;ai" E:ruiScr third. FraHw"l! Ken
fu"i: Wh.r,Iimg: Chi"' 'uwharan. r.
..,,r." ribbon. I:"rur kub!t. fUwhalar
roiHr. -.
rla,a 40. 81. Open Dng%-trani'"
inya,."r. ur.,t. Richmond K"nnrls. Port
,:ichnnnd : - y; Mel Valley t;",
r,,ur ...rur,d. Wmi~worih Hruih.r,
IV.hr,i,pY E:rl:hful i:lcrhllH. third
Ii,cn,2.. \ N,N..r, Whr.llnc: l;r'iarG;li'
rru,srr r..-rry,. ribbon, Frazwrll Ken
iu,I- Wh,rIIn"
49, .-y N.,r,rr. poc.-
!. &C.,. ri,.,,,,,,,,L Ken,
'','''', ,.,... i.T' ( \ y Nrl
VII, ,,..,'r,,. r,h,.,n ly.oI4
'.t r.,,n'r. v.i,.,.1,r..
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CLASS No. T3-Puppy. Dogs
Gibson I:radfi"lL MODEL. lE.
CLASS No. 7HNovtce. Dogs
! Willie NaEb"". l.h''k.
Gibson l:r;,diI"ld PII:SSEE
y -. Trmti. LEE.
\ -; Tr";t PRINCE.
CLASS No. 7s-A1ncrican Bred. Dogs
Willie MaGhr" Lock.
Gibson Rradfi"ld rRTSSER.
William MrN""Iy. MIKE.
CLASS No. 76-Linlit Dogs
Gibson Hradrr"lh. MODEL. JE.
| CLASS No. 77-open- Dogs
+ William M'Ncrly. MIKE.
Gibson Eradfirld llifSSEk.
: -. Tr"lt LEE
\. :; Tr"t' IEINEE:.
CLASS No. 78-Wiuuers. Dogs.
CLASS No. 79-Local. Dogs
William MrN""ly. NINE.
with" Mnr"". Lock.
Gibson Eradr,rld MODEL. IL.
Gibson Eradfrrld IHRESSF:E
\ = Trout. LEE,
\ I; Tr"ri rIIN''F.
CLASS No. 8l--N"vice. Bitches
y -. Tr"r'. NELLIE.
CLASS No. B4-open. Bitches
\. {; Tr"ti NELLIE.
CLASS No. 85--winners. Bitches.
GLASS NO. 6o-LoCal' biCHes-
\ - Tr"iI. EEi.LlE
i. : r'ad,Ii,& LADY
POINTERS.
T. & !;Lutnnn. NELL.
VI. \. Eush E:YE-LAN-kNY.
". : r"rr,. EAEI:IE.
NJ \. hush Yni'MAS THE"NANA
RAFT
Nj. \. l;ush THE: rEN\SYIVAN1\N
Sun Humphrey MARY.
L. J E,.rIs. \. l. ';rumdy. agent
Ut kE. r.
Holm II. w.my N*IIlNr: brake.
MAN
CLASS No. oo-Novice. Dogs
John II. W"l'y. SI'NSIilNE IT;Akh:S'
MAN
CLASS No. al--American Bred. Dogs
T. i Evans. DUKE r..
CLASS No. 93-Ltmit. Dogs (uudcr ST
lbs.)-
NJ \ Rush :YE.JNY.KAY
|: ] Exams luke r..
John II W"Ity SUNSHINE; BRAKES
Man.
CLASS No. 94-open. Dogs
Il J. I:,an: DUKE T..
CLASS NO. oS-Local. Dogs
John IT. W"ity N$illNt: HtAkES-
CLASS No. a5-Winners. Dogs.
CLASS No. 97--Novice. Bitches
i = I:AumHn. NELL.
W : II"r'' ENl;l:N
sam II Humphrey. NNIN.
CLASS No. 98--Amcrican Bred. Bitches
w : I'rrrr" I;NI:EN
CLASS No. oo-Limit. Bitches
VI y Rush. iuMIS TIIuKANhNA
Ittl'l'
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Nhrr,inc: N"lnlc$ Lady ~. third
KaIph t.. Sanrr. Puwhalan POM. y.
LIMIT BITCHES
Class 40. &C. Mel Valley H"dSrIE
Lady. first. Wadswurth RrQS.. Wh"'I
in,; F'razweI Bri"rCat" B"ll"loan'
second. Fi7,zw"Il Kennels. Wheeling
rrnfnpiun Maud third. Henry {. Gil
liz, Jr.. Erid""pnrt, q.
OPEN BITCHES
rlas- y" %iI Pixies Peak Lack,
first. Il ". Williams. colorado
! SPRINGS. cot. Mel Valley li"d@"iy
adv. SECOND Wadswnrfh bros
Wh"rlin". F'raHw'Il Hri"rra'" Belle
loan third. FraxwcIl Krnn"ls, Wheel
lng.
/ WINNERS. BITCHES
! rinSs 40. :.i3 I'ik"'$ Peak Lack
first, t. ". Williams. Colorado
| Springs. COL Fra2w"Il Bonita. r"
serve ribbon. Frazwrl Kennels,
! Wheeling.
LOCAL BITCHES
: Class No. hG6- f'r;iZwcll bonita,
first. F'ra2w"ll Kennels. Wheeling.
Mel Valley IlrdgcIy Lady. second,
| WadSwnrth Bros. WhrclIr. FraGw"ll
ErI"r-;ttr ErIl"jnan. third. Frazw"ll
N"nu"l*. Wh""Iinr. Iitnry. reserve
ribbon. Henry C. Cells. Jr., FRIDGE
port. O.
Class No. 367. Rrarr Glass Wads'
worth Rrn;. Wheeling. first: Frazw"u
k"nn"ls. Wheeling. second.
SPECIAL CLASSES
BEST IN SHOW, EITHER SEX
AiralairS -I'ikr'S Peak Lack. first
Il W Williams, Colorado SPRINGS
Con .ludr" Brr"S" say; h" thinks
This bitch j.; especially fine: must hn
Ia hrai such Il dOG a, Grant," Invader
ul thu, R!rlmond Krnnrls.
BEST AlREDAtE IN WEST
VIRGINIA
WON hy WadewOr,h lrn= nr Wheel
INK With Met Valley Governor. silver
loving cup
RLooDHoUNDs
| .rrey"tir C;rftn"r. WHEELING; FRINGE
CLASS NO. I---Ltnit. l.:fry"iir Gr:,n' r,
WHEELING; i'EIN'E
GREAT DANES
Wahswurth G:rmS DANE.
Wad:;w"rrh f:r"'.. NIGHT,
CLASS No. ed Novice. Dogs-Wad>
worth Er"s DANE
CLASS No. 2l--Amcrican Bred. Dogs
WnI~wn-:h Eros DANE.
CLASS No. 22-Ltmit. Dogs--Wads-
worth I;r"=. DANE.
CLASS No. 25--Lncnl. Dogs-WaI&-
m"rth I;r"*. pANE
CLASS No. 26-Novicc. Bitches -
Wad%w"rth Ern%. NIGHT
CLASS No. 27--h,ucrican Bred. Bitches
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
WHEEUNG'5 SECOND ANNUAL DOC
SHOW OPENS WITH 800 ENTRIES
WHEELING OWNERS JUMP
AGAINST STRONG ODDS.
BUT WIN.
Collie Glasses to Be Judged. Starting
Puppies, at Ten O'clock This
Morning.


The second anniiai y X. {. soy: %
the Ohio Valley k"nn"l club opened
Yesterday morning with about 'hr"'
hundred dogs on display.
Mrs. Mae II. McCu7dy. colt" judge
of New Brunswick. y. j.. says ,H'
SHOW. especially IN III" collie GRASSES
was an agreeable su:priS" 7" n'r anu
shat 4he show i next 10 tn" one TO-
gently held in Madison Square Garden
in tbs. collie class
Tho iud-iny of Ninton +. Brers".
ona of the best dog judges IN thlS ronn-
erv, was watched yesterday AFTERNOON
and night by some three hUnGT'N O.!
more eager spectators. Md Wh'h Il
Nhcelin. man MAS seen 10 VIII. ap'
a,la1Isr was heard 10 ring through III"
Houd banks of The cannes.
The iudsinc yesterday afternoon OF
puppicS WAS Completed. iris was
done in order for their removal =; NV
end of the second day. aS me laws VI
NH, American Kennel club provide.
Hast night was given ~ the Alr"dai'
1classcs. amt competition was keen all
Through this class. several lines zen
Aor NOR, OF thrS.. beautiful terriers
were an thr rim: a. ;he same time. and
fhe Judge was given the hand upon
NiS decision
-. .nonE.n handle him in IN.
ring Many of the canineS seemed to
haze stage fright. while the Older
go. bc-tcr usrd TO the ring. acted
sil.r veterans and seemed to know
oo,,1c u,ocEo
yno,v Ills MORNING
1I,N,o,..,.,,.. ,rbo :. "a
SuuS ,-,i,o -, IN
~'In '' n"rl' 49,, .',, 3d., ~, !,
'...,t, ....:.,d 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12

Aircdai" classes ts'ing taknn M Shorl'
Is after ) O'Clock. with III" following
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.. D. Mank, has
Mills.
l.. A. Burgess, who has been pass
ing several days with friends in Bos-
ton Mass, has returned home
No school has been held here for q
few days on account of the illness of
the teacher, Miss n. Ruby Walter.
The church fair held by the Ladies'
Aid Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings of last week was a great sue
cess and s223.11 was the met pro-
ceeds.
Worthy Master Foster r. Mank of
Maple Grange went to Portland Mon
day to attend the Maine State Grange
which is being held in that place
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Carroll Of Union
were Sunday guests of Mrs Carrolrs
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. league.
At it's regular meeting Thursday
evening Maple Grange worked the
First and Second degrees on one can
didate.
Mr.. Penstraus, who came here sew
eral weeks ago and purchased the
late George Cushman place of Fred
y. Oliver. arrived with his family
from North Dakota Friday. From
New York here their journey was a
sad one as one of their twin BOYS.
who was four years old. came to his
death in a hotel in that city by fall
ing from the third story to the pave
80 ~ - =
father and mother are nearly pros
trate with brief over the loss. The flu
neral was held Saturday afternoon at
their new home and they have the
deepest sympathy of their neighbors
and friends in their sad bereave-
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
my Four Years In Germany" 1t the
Coliseum Today

The stirring events which turned out
10 be epoch and history making, are
those visualized in ex-Ambassador Ger
ards My Four Years in Germany,
winch it is reported is one OF the great
big pictures Manager Burns Is arrang
ing TO present in the not distant future.
Not only are the scenes displayed in
My Four Years in Germany historic
IN nature. but many of them. recent
events would indicate. were some Of the
most vital in the bearing they have had
in shaping the new social as vel,
az political complexion of a new
World Democracy. The dignified firm
ness Of Mr.. Gerard IN his many trying
sessions with the German War lords
has given an added luster to the MANI
pages America has supplied when
historians give their unbiased account.
ing to future generations. The engage
n1ent is for only two days, commeneins
today at go and oclock-Ady.