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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-29
Treat EN- Rough" Finish Train
ing in England.
First American Battalion Is Taught by
Veterans of British Tank
Service.

With the American Army in Eng
land.-Another consignment of Ameri
can man power. that might he labeled
Made in England" is ready for ship
ment to the western front. 1t - 'he
personnel OF the first American tank
battalion.
Trained by veterans of the British
tank service md equipped with the
most modern of the land war ships. the
new force will give nm excellent
account of itself. The British coaches
OF the American crews have expressed
their approval of the manner In which
their pupils have adapted themselves
to the operation OF the machines and,
unless they are mistaken, the men
whose training In England is just be-
ing completed vii, be given envinble
roles. Their machines have the hest
points Of both the British aud French
tanks and the trimming Of the men has
been In the light Of experience already
gained by the fighters of France ard
England.
To every man in the American Outii,
there have been impaired the stories
Of mistakes made In the early history
Of tank warfare. Enlisted men and Of
ficers have ip~en told what to do nnd
what not to do; all their adinonitions
have been based not ON theory but on
actual experiences. gained in the face
Of German fire. loosetl always upon
the slightest intimation that the tanks
are numbering to the front.
II Is expected that because of the
excellence Of the weapon with which
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-29

With the American Army in Eng
land.-When q soldier leaves the Unit
ed States he should not feel certain he
is going to win glory on the battlefield
In France. Whether officer or enlisted
man he is subjected to further scrutiny
in England and in France and until
the little corps of keen-eyed and care
full officers have completed the exnmi-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-29

placed on the cloth, the voice from the
wall counted them aloud. one by one.
Then an entirely unexpected thing
happened.
While the detectives were in the end
Of the room. near the door, a trap had
been silently opened in the ceiling. In
the dimly lighted room the policemen
had failed to notice that four strong
wires had been let down and the loose
ends hooked into each of the four cor
ners of the tablecloth.
When piercing whistle rang
through the room, the cloth on the ta-
BILE before them was suddenly lifted.
and before the detectives realized 1t.
their guns had been jerked up to the
ceiling and through the trapdoor.
The time dragged slowly enough for
the policemen. They cursed and ar-
gued. bemoaned their tough luck and
amused themselves as best they could
for quite a time. Suddenly the room
was brightly lighted, and the grating
at the door was raised.
"This way out" commanded one Of
dozen Apaches who stood at the
door.
And between lines Of masked and
long-cloaked men, the detectives were
ushered from the House OF Mystery.
at Will be best to keep on going"
one Of the Apaches said to McQunil.
And, followed by his men, the chief
of detectives accepted the advice.
On their way back to headquarters
McQuail was sullen and crestfallen.
He entered his office in quite diff
ferent frame Of mind than when he
left. Kelly was there to greet him.
"What lucki" said the smiling
Sphinx.
"Quit your Joshing," said McQuail.
"rm going to leave this girl for you
to get yourself" the chief declared.
And Phil Kelly. his face wreathed
In smiles Of satisfaction, started from
police headquarters, determined to
put sn end to the Purple Masks actiyi-
ties.
"She has made me ridiculous long
enough" Kelly said to his man as they
started for another adventure in the
House Of Mystery.
(END OF ELEVENTH EPISODE.)
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-29
FIND SIGNS OF PEACE
ON-SACKS OF l0CUSTS

Conneilsville. PA perfect
up" on the backs of locusts
found at Spruce Hollow means
"Pence." according to some OF
the veteran natives. The war"
locust is nroverbiaI and many
persons are pinning their faith
now on the peace" variety OF
b the tribe.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-29
rs YEARS At HARD LABOR
FOR PEAcE-LOVlNG RAN

Camp Lewis. Wash.-PrfvRte
William ii. Edwards Of Salt
Lake City. who said he wOuh
not defend his own life with
force. Is now serving a sentence
Of 81 years nj hard labor on A.
cntrsZ island. Edwards wns
tried and sentenced by court
martial for refusing to sign en-
listinent and assignment cards.
He refused to 'io nODcOnhataHt
work around The military cnmp
here because he does not believe
In aiding The war In any way.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-29

actly the same kind OF work they were
doing in the United States before their
numbers in The draft We're called.
Officers engaged in fixing the trade
index of the army have boasted that
from the ranks of the National army
there may be fonnI men who cnn do
any c;tss of work required.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-21
Shoots Girl Who Would
Not Become His Bride;
Then Commits Suicide

:sTEI' Et;NNIl.LF. ohI". Jun" Cd
p,rrrtninrd shat il he c"uIdn', marry
her. II" ,,h"r man should. Andrew
NNIrrai. aged II Years to-day s"ut and
rrrtahly caful!y wounded Miss Julia
lIurmiiH. aged II years At her home in
Brad, y jefferson county. then shot
hinr>r!! through In" lett breast, dying
within Wa hours. Miss lI"rniiZ.. nc
rur,lns IT, w"ri r",'"iv"l her" WAS re-
moved l." the Martins Ferry hospital
"hrrr III" is in a dangerous condition.
l:"ih ir" IlunEarians.
NyI"Yat. il IL said. appeared ~ the
Hurni;s: hrn,. about = o'clock TINS morn
lng and lnrI,. Il final appeal /" ihc young
=irl t. marry him. he had previously
used hNnl. II" ,.rrw Il IS @HIibrr rcTnl-
N"r from his purk.t and told h"r he in
tended killing her aad himself. Miss
IInrnilh Strurg!'d with him for posses
St"u 81 tn. ruu She failed in her
"If"rl /" wrr,l II from him and triHd
:" rS,'ri, from Tia. room. As she turn
81 ind il"d .Ny:rral started /" shoot.
Two bullets took effect iii her bark and
SIN. ,!r"rprh H. n" fI"rr. Nv identity b.
!:"vInr y" had killed h"r. tn" yniIn:
man pressed Ihc gun ny'r his hear; ana
urcd. II" di.I before hr could br taken
!" tin, h">rlal.
Nyr"rni Left Il hotter n which hc said
n" hah 'i'"I'!,i tina; il hr ,.ruId not have
ihT, Grrl II" other man ,h"ul merry her.
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AN EXHIBIT Of
RED CROSS WORK
ParocMal Schools Have Wonder1nl J"-
Nor Red Cross Showing AT the
Cathedral ArMory.

.rh. t'a'h"hrrl EIi&h school arH'"rH
Il uilu.ir ~r"n" %"S'"''!i! a.
I,rI,,,iu and evening IN us laws" "iS
MAY nr Infants and chlldr"nS wca'IiE
:,,r,,rrl -. H." r'Ii".-:. AZ we'll ~ mr.
InitIlrSi DESCRIPTIONS. AID as "li' Sh|'u
:, r,uIuh ilruu; III" Si'H"h"iiS room. WI i'
is varlCIS E,",tiS. Zach representing Nv
wort: nf IA" Junior Rcd ross in"h'"','H
IF :. 3rI,arti,. pnrnChIui school ar Hrhi"-
INV If I'M. CIV. i; seemed almost unl''-
li..vahlr that inexperienced hill" w"rN-
,.rs ,.,mlt i- trained 81 well III Su'h a
short ~pa,.,. Of tam" ~ !" turn OUT -u'h
p.rr..rt surciiu, ~ IN" various InriIiS
IF needle work.
Nit. de- Chau,al Academy had Il dis
play ilII' brought forth nu"h ihN"F-
:,hl,. criticism upon ;hr work q! that
r..IIuwu"h institution hy IA" visitors
throughout :h. hours ri JcSt"r0h!
This school had an "Xhihi; "i S"T"rh
,,umpl"i,, baby outfits. prtl.c"HlS. WASH
cloths. dresses and bag, '"l'lpi"'"" IL
tn. moss attractive al rr"l"nn" i"' =
terms. 81. I"<rui< Academy rvallrd
,h.. former :, l3n"l i'll rs magnificent dis
play ui Rcd cross quilts at I"''h 'h'
large and infants siz". and The num'r-
u,IS other articles. H~ did also 81. .tnhn ;
school a.! i;-nw"rd st Mar\S Srh'"'''
ST MIrhSrl'< Tia. Sacred Heart VITA ~
~tlil.ud"us display. t!". -. vincent Il"
Paul and IN" -. johns: ana 81. VIM
GENTS "rphnEag"S AMI - N!i'"'HS"S
school
Mrs. {; -. Na=!" and Miss Esther
Hen! were present during III" rNhihItl"i
iurIrS explaining ia" work and III"
method al III" S"ci''ty. assisted 10y IN.
rnlIuwiuE Cu-w"rfrr$. all t"hrl"rS al
,I. work in tn" various schools repre-
,.rutTl:
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SHIELDS BROTHER
Continued From First Pnge.)

the case. elicilrd from the Sim F"ln"T
u statement that he had read IN ihiS
mornings New York American an in
lrrvicr with T.. Il. Fielder. attorney tor
John i. O'l"ary. which gay" I"Id"r$
version Of the testimony Jeremiah wS
expected I" Eiyr ut tn" 'riai today NJ
he told tho truth.
This paper. p'i."ary >a.d. h" had S""n
Mt tho TuluhS prison wh"r" h. has h'"n
confined. far"rs used ~ til" Ii""r 81
his cell as "A mak"Shii, carpet, and
which were dated a. far back HS IAN
furnished him with attenuation "S
In thu progress "f his hr"'h"rS TRIAL.
the witness admitted.
OI.carv maintained his r"rHr"~Wr"
throughout In. days Tt'S'i"n'n" \
smile nvrrsrr"nd his features most -
rho time. but nnr" or iwir" h" i"''n'"
rc,,,od whcn questioned a% :" tn
"ncrsrcr:tinn'' he claimed !" hAi" fear
,.I from III" government
Telling "f III" rrlu"ian"" .: New
York LAWYERS :" defend him. 'I''AiF
declared The, Americans har WAS h.'"'-
inn ..un-Nn"rIcnn'' i'll chat u VII -"
sneccplihIr t. popular ir"lnd!'"S ana
nriniou" and would m"' 'nh" 'h' '.'>'
ot men "rnjus,iy accused IF i"'n'''l
nfrpnccs."
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VI I$ScS
Chief Deputy Collector
at Work Here Today

Mr E VI W"l@"l rnl"! deputy a. Ih'
I'nltr,l States Internal r"T"nu" "il'". n
!,trhrrSh,Irr ARRIVED III th" 1T, last
,.y,nin: aud wii! ~i'nh Tins forenoon al
tn" National linuh -! ""~t Virginia. !"E
jh,. uurirnS,. uf receiving C"riill'Ht"S al
indebtedness ~ payment at IN" iIc"rn"
TAN Mr. W,;@'l wi! i"' at lii" bank
from q t. II "'"lh"k. All VIII" hay" GER
iitirnlr% for III" payment; "' income"
iaX"s mus present ih"mi al thai iin"'.
mIh-rwiS. ih'y viii hay" I" h" delivered
ai The Hnrk"rSbru2 "tli,'".
Gnr.rrS; w!ll 10. :tirw"'i uf' th's" cor
tIiirat"% L. ,Iun" -. In ir'i"Tin" I"
turn ia ,.rrtIii'a:'.~. taxpayers Should
first ur"irt". tn" i"!l"wlnr Inl'rtEIii"ni
'Th.. .iarl, "i thu taxpayer. IN" E'iini".FS
of III" certificates h"iuG turned! ~. I'M
inr. at iir. 5NstI- "f ihrS' cert l!!'ai"*.
their iar.. valu". tn" interest I" Jun" -.
and tn. ;"i:,l vain" Of principal and III
trr"St. thus. Standard II" n MaurIn''-
;lrinr t'nrupany. "%IS-%n. "-l!-iN: 81
""u: S""."t. $".n"u.@i
-Four copies "r this should h" pre-
pnr"d one If which lh' thNm>"" may
retain. III. remaining thr"" should be
presented with III" certificate.
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Americans Soon To
Be Fighting With
The Brave italians

Nl.W NHl:k. .lun" ~. secretary "f
War i'ah'T ni:"a;'rl ~ telegram re-
- iN'd h"r" to-day. ihnt American sol
'il'rs loon VIII liz. fighting an III" riav"
front. HIS lE">Sng" Ms tdHd"Ss"I Ia
Ill" E."uau Legion .ni America. which
"n HtG day sent greetings Ia the Amer
war department.
"rh"r" has just com" t" my DISK
!"uT :..l"s:ram. and hasten. tins word
# acknowledgment and "f greeting
i"I 81" in'.':s,r" it r.nT"r"h'. wired
Mr.. l:ak''r "i:''i"r' l'fiG. | h"i"'. units
"i oar array viii be placed shoulder 10
shoulder with The troops Of Italy "h"
ar" hmlhinr tho Pilv,. front. and that
III" Niri"ry '.y"ntua!iy l." h" won VIII
l." ~ common on" for Oh" mon "t Italy
and at .Nm"rirH. and Will b. Tor tho
free men Of all the world.
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Baniis:
Nervouslss
Puts vigor and Alton
into Rundown, il
Out People

Ifvou feel tired out, out OF de.
spondent, mentally or phEsl de.
pressed, and lack the desire tom.
dish things, get so cent box. en-.
delrs Ambition Pills at John Ian
& Co.'S today and your troub:ill
be over.
II YOU drink too much. smcpo
much, or are nervous because OR.
work of any kind, Wendelrs Ann
Pills will make you feel better Inc
DAYS or money back from John.
man & CO. on the first box purcl
For all affections of the nerron-
tom, constipation. loss Of appetite
Of confidence, trembling, kidne,
liver complaints, sleeplessness.
haustcd vitality or weakness OF
kind, get a box Of Wendell's Ambl
Pills today on the money back pla
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IRON CONSTITUTION
NECESSARY FOR
BEST WORK
Only Those With Nerves Of Steel and
Blood Of Iron Are Sure OF
Success.

Every snlLirr that goes 10 III" front
shoulI take Prptonizcd NuN Iron
strength, power ami cnduranc" count
ON forced marches and when rh'y 80
over The top.
People who have deficiency OF
iron in the blood ar" nearly always
;irrd and have It'll" vitality. The
fnoI they rat does them lilllc good.
pcntnnizrd NuX.lron rcbuildS tho IT'S
surs through the stomach, blood and
nerves.
pcrron:z"d NuXIron has more than
onrr been called The Red RIooo
DuiIdcr." Unlike IN" ordinary l"rlnS
Of iron. il does not burt me '""'h'
stomach nor digestion.
II Won are Athlete! with indigestion
nausea. dizziness. flaming Spells
headaches. barkarhrs. sleep poorly
are 6owrhrar1nd. detected or hluc.
have 4 bad taste i'll rhr mouth. ana
awake in the morning all tired on' n.y.
fore the day is begun. have pains III
m. s,nruarh, kidneys, or around Ire
hear, or suffer with constipation
prnroniznd Nux.Iron will quickly put
YOU on your feet 40
Orten the strength is increased as
much as 100 per cent. in TWO weeks
limo in many cases. You owe II 10
your hral,h's sake to xiv" ms won
drrful remedy trial.
pcptoniGrd NuX-lTon may he co.
,,fr,d NJ the &. II. GricSI & Co.. NO.
I1.5 Market ST.. Wheeling: pankWor' II
Rms cor 33rd and Belmont Sis, b'l'
l,irc and The Selby e Reeds three
drug stores. Martins Ferry ana hrl"S''
port.
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CO|Ored DrafiGeS Are
Given Real Farewell

A n:.. rr,..lIIun and Cnt"r'hI'n"ht "I
TN, ,.,,Iur..d ,lrlflr"S VIII" i";tN" tHiN
,u..rtIIur. At - rrlu"h. over iilr u "
a.. for r'alrp sherman. wa~ N"lh az lI'
MARKET Auditorium lust u'%ht' an" VIZ
attended hy The. leading ""!"r"d i""il'
81 ,h,. nv and county. E":"T" IN" re-,
.,.,.r,lun a rar,t,!" Wa gwen. ana h'H"' u
NV ia" i:l,h"y.. hHnd. Il ''"l"r"i mllSi''h'
organization 81 Martins Ferry. '"N' ',"S
I;vauSuu ~ ,'hg"i nnrShat. hl'r'l"
through thu principal streets 90 '"'
,.i.y Ia The. auditorium
The itr;!i" va c"H.r's'n -, u"
Grand United order al i'dd f"Ii"WS'
l'ItrIar,,n l'uIGurm l;anh 1T l'EihiaiiS'
negro secret organizations. '"II""cH ~?
ih.. United EuyS I;rtEhd' ana lhr ''cu
Cross girl hIE '''l"Sai ."h -! 49,"
cred rltIZ"u, hr"uGhl up In" rear 81
M. rr.",,.sStnrl A. ;h,- auditorium. h'i"r
= i,.w pieces ri muSlr w"r" rendered. 10y
;i> band col Willilm Turner n'r"-
drrrJ flr. John l.. litk"%. chairman 81
tic count dr.,i; board iT. rrk"y r.,
SIruuG"d IN u good, phlr'"tl' "A"r'SS' VII"
wa~ ,'h..rr'rl NnriI' T"iSIE
REFRESHMENTS. were then served. aii"l
winch dancing was ;nd"igrd III until
t;"nrr.. W. Hull was chairman "f n"
COMMITTEES, an arranG. W"nls. which dil
rs istrt w"lI. as the affair witS d''l"'h'
" Il rHiriurir success
Following az" tn. nnrirN 80 IL" men
whu !cav" this m"rnmE; Roy l'arh">'
who will hay" rharr" ~ III" contingent
Walt Dr4k. E:idridg" Clifford. St"wari
Johnson. Frank Keys. John F"Td and
Herbert T.YlcS They VIII entMin Il;
The Is. & -. depot AZ 80 a. m. ana
l"avr for Camp Sherman At 'h;llIc"'h'
ONO.
Tho door receipts last evening We
SGS and hos" pr"Srnl subscribed So"
In II" flag along the linz Of uarrh $3N
was CulIrr:"d and after drduciInE Tia
.XprnSrs a neat sum WAS realized. I'ar'
a.: lie :und will bc given TN" boys be-
fore they leave to-day. and The remain
DIR Will be- used for E"'t cross work.
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OBI TUARY
Joseph Manhood.

Iv>,IM Manhood. u prominent resident
Of E"nwH"d. passed away yesterday
,Ynrrina at - "',l""k ~ his home. "ln
Water street. l:,nw""d. NJ MAh""d
having h.,n ~ for only II short 'iin"
his death cam" unrXi"''t"d !" his mnn%
friends. H." WAS in las iIlh Year.
Mr.. Mnh""d ~ "rI. Of III" most "'!"i%
known ril,a"u~ "f H. nw"ud having h'""
u,aIur fer tW"IN" years. l.p :" VA"
;,n,, If hr> illness III was "mr!"l"I
by Whrrlinr Steel ard Iron works 81
E.uwuud, ~ Iim-k"'.I".r. il'' has l""n
employed hy them f"r tn" past twenty
years.
MIR Mahmnd - survived by his VII"
and six ,i:,urht.rs. Miss $u" a. Fen
vnnd. Mis-. Nellie ~ l:"nw""d: Mrs. l..
T.. Eic4l"r If 'inlN"Slnn. T"N.: Mrs. y.
W. Huff -: Eggs EUn: Mrs. =. "
Nr,'.lIrnl II !inlrri. WH>h.; Mrs. NJ.
J. rracl. -: Ernw"'i. Four S"u>. Fey
lanes W. "f '"l""ni". Frank ~
~,.uw,.nd. ,;,argc If Wavn". IA. anh
I,y,rrl al Fort li"ujHnlu Harrison. sur
,.y. -Four hr"ihrrs. lanes Mano"d
roynl ,'uir"r. William t'"if'".. long
rnff,, and rs" sisters. Mrs. LOUIS
Miller ur Wheeling: Mr.. Richard Wat
.or -" rsnw,,"d AMI l"n %rand' hIrdr"n
also survive.
Mr.. Mahm"i VIZ - iu'ir.i"r "f EaEl"
lr,I.-. ami i ni.mh"r "i th'' Farsi Tres
hyr.rian church a. E"IiAir".
I,unrr;,I >,rv!.,.. Will H. held Sunday
afternoon at ESQ. from IN" H"nw""i
n J.. ,.l,i1r,l I:'y. T.. l.. M""r'. n"S-
tor If HI" I~.l,w""d NJ. =. church. ANA
r., !. Il l.aUth"r. pastor ~ ih"
t,....l,.I.ri.,u church uf liTtIiITr
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Hon. Jah R. Nay|or is
Urgto Be Candidate

u h!s lends can Undue" him.
non. ''"S'Ph iaylnr vii! enter I'll"
ia''' ''' '""' Commissioner from til"
count! ".S' Mr.. Naylor would
h'''h" ~; "''tn for that position.
WI" NJ e'" legal matters ami
kn""I'"ES Va sincss affairs. il
would not he rirc, tim, ,h,, AR
VA! "'I wv" Gtivn office. rs b"
l:d tne Hepu" ticket and wa
cIccI''' |" '''e "Nof delegates about
fourteen years IA ,ros IN. vnurr.
est member in thtse.
Mr. -NIH'o' ego graduate and
S'u"''" '""' "'' tied TO the Ohio
county bar and Z, b;o nr,c,ic,
"h''i' ~. 6o'' w Icomc r member
nj the firm Of Jo} E,v,or - ,f
whirh MS 'i"'''e' then the head.
MIR. MAYORS inh' husin,ss oru.
m"h was "- "HH tho company.
ms '"EE'u iu' Jrad with his
services. After h.o,h or hi.
brother. \. Grid Maybe ,.os rrcs.
idrn, Of tho Compan- x.,,.I.,r .,s-
SuiIiPH 'u'' '''"' b. 80" firm Is one
Of the largest in this M
II Mr.. Nayinr deci , n,,tc tho
rae all Of the cnIi enH,.i1 hay, T.,
stop lively &.s host ords vii, IL.
with him. y life long ,hI,cau ard
4 stnunch supporter OF q p his
candidacy would be loo non with
favor by many OF those know ,h,
ms and outs OF politics.
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MouudSville Briefs

c,. "'','" ~ ~" WIS WIS ,aNen :" the
rI'i''" | h"SpI''i 'h"rSHHH suffering
! .;''l' '""',i iNiH''l'"S us result 81 CO.
100 i Nh ''i'o one "' MS IN
~. ,d NJ. ~ p.
"''" "'S' d. ~ bruce 81 f"HT'h
s'F'el' h'N' E''h" 20 N""S'"r' QUO. ON
80 "'N: hr'f"
~. -. rum nl'N'. m'I Wiz,
'N,' '''' H''F '3t
7"' ""'," H. WAL S''h" il cav
. p'e ol ""HS on business.
~" "' '''''TS"n avenue
~ vi ,'' I'm N'N'' Win F''a'E"S
"' "'"H','uH' 'i'o'
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Sarresrillc Briefs.

- II. H. scott. - tn. :'ir$t NJ. T..
,',;tr,.n. ilo~ t"r.n ~ ''"lu'"huS ihi' WON
.,.truIiu. Iii" "uE:"r.'!t''' ~ hSh"p> ahu
>Ir.rin,.ut:.,iiS. H.. also Attended ih:
...nrn,i,rn".ir>nt EXERCISES ut pht" N'>-
:. van ,ol!.s.. ana Visited at camp Sh"r-
.uau.
Mss May.ar.t Shry. .; Cambridge
-. tn. .,u..>l IT i;.." iri."'i. Miss Mar
..t.ri... l.nr..uiz. ~ Nest Main street.
Miss ,;..r.r,ul.. Wiiliaur$. .: belmont.
j. Visiting vita Hr- Walter Vail OF
...>, South street.
Miss ~, .,... Mh" has h"a1l at
Tending tn. ''l'r,ju::ttt Conservatory 81
MuSI. will ;,rrII" To-Day I" Ap"n! 'h'
y:,,:t;iru WIKI h.r m"th"r. Mrs. i.rtI''a
Mercer. OF North Er"adwaE.
Mrs. Frank Fowler. ,Iad daughter. An
NJ, Margaret. anl Miss Nmi' Meyers. q;
W-S. Main street. :,C" visiting "fn r.
lativcs IN Wh".linS.
Miss l.oui. Groves nf High street. IS
Visiting WIKI h"r sister. MIS-. w sf"H
,.vo@lin. Of Warw"od.
Mrs Charles. Stevens. Of Hunts 49,
nue.. is VISITING n:r husband 4; Man
niugtuu. W. Va.
f.nv smith. vi f:as. Main street. vii
return Saturday after - ihr"" w."ks
visit with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
p.lh"rt Smith. ~ Boston. Mass
Walter Greenwood. who has been IN
raining camp in North Carolina r"c"lE
cd an honorable diScharge AMI has r.
turned - his hni,I.. her..
Mrs. Hugh S,.rl'. "t South 'iardn"
s,rec,. is visiting her son. Harry St""l'
and WIFE, OF Jerusalem.
.urs HATTIE. Watt. "t Akron. has b"e,
,isi,irr with r..lai:rrS and friends her"
Cecil Rose Of bridgeport. was visit
in. with friends her. Friday.
j. r. Lar. 81 S"i''tt !.Ir''"s" hE''!"'
* attending the stat cncanpnent II
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BEST Of DOCTORS
AND CONVENIENT
T0B00T SHE SAYS
Mrs. Mollinger Keeps Nerv- Worth {
AS Physician in the
Medicine Chest

This cndorscr puts the case neatly
nd truly. TOO. Here's what she wrote
} the Wentworth druggist at Mari.
ia:
Will S. Richardson-You sent ME
bottle of Wentworth by mail
W months ago. and ! now am in
Tn for day and thought il would
a good idea to buy few bottles
take home with me-, as findJ
T.Worth to be the best doctor !
~ of-and most convenient. Nerv.
VII is splendid family medicine,
: WI ] always expect 10 keep in the
: MRS. B. T. MOLLINGER.'
RS Drug Store sells Wentworth
an!?ery-Worth Laxative Tablets in
Wing. Your dollar book If Merry.
"o the liquid. does not benefit you.
NWorth is sold in Warwood by
w. Mcnamara; Fulton, by the
rul' Pharmacy; Mingo Junction.
oE ore Bros; Martins Ferry:
6als & Parker: st. Clairsville,
ra,'el G. Sons; GAINESVILLE
: ln1''lf'ros.; Cameron, by Cameron
! nrus Sistersville by c. B. Disque;
"" rtinSville. by Hornbrook's
Dlus e: Moundsville, J5'H. Beam
' Dlus \ Bridgeport. SelbY & Reed
lDem' armacy); Bellaire, Dark
worm s.; Paden City. Morgan
eroS'' st Alexander. f X. Nc.
Conn: sawood Tho. rdoouood
:. fhafNiarElm Grove. Blums Phar.
n may ,hood. Benwood Drug Co.;
McMecne:arroll's Pharmacy.
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Trial This Afateruoon.

WIIi:aiu Nc, 'r"aiy Will rar" trial be-
f,.r,, Justine, f.. VI. Lewis this afternoon
charged with maintaining rui&anr"
10y "rcrutiu: = ferry III which liIu"''
j. brought :nln IA" stat" ut M"M"ohrr,
N has engaged .\tt"gn"Y n. t. Evans
I" represent !um. Koi"r" .Iulgr ll"C-
yny at Wh''"lrn;. Thursday afternoon.
;h.' TrnS""rI' ing attorney asked that an
nJuurilrn ~ &ran'"d against IA" firm,
~ Enurr Il N"CTcady. operating the
ferry.
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THOMPSON Funeral.

Funeral services f"r Henry W.
Thompson. who died az his nom" IN
rnnlinSon Av"n;rr. Wednesday, morn
ing. after II sh"r; illness. will b" h"i"
=, IN. lat. rrS,d.nr" this afternoon ~
Ia Rev. II. e.. Gaunt Of the f'rS"
Presbyterian church. OF which n" a.
....,s.d was Il member. will HAY" 'harkH
~. s.ryi..S. Inlrr,n"nt will b. mao"
=, M"unt Pos" cemetery. THURSDAY rs;, w.
.,ir., m. ladies NJ tho G. y. +. 'alu
:, flax oyer tho body in honor or IN,
s..ryi,,>s H.. sat" TO his country IN W.
civil WAY. Members If J. ~ au'uW,.'
nos, ~. u. q. \. 4. Nf winch NJ =
!,bnm,,snn was 4 member. WILL meet =,
,b. ..nur, house This afternoon AZ
,.,I,rE To attend tn" funeral IN 'N''
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Hamilton this w,'.X aS a dHl"Cai" from
Tn. Robert Iiil!"S I"Sr ~ this city.
Mrs. John E"hy and Miss LEILA HUNT
cr. nj this rla"'. w"v" visitors IN Nh""I-
:uS Wednesday,.
Miss Margar.; Sheppard. oc St. ,IaIr$-
vile. will Sr..rtd In. Weekend with
trl.nus at ihIS place.
Mrs. William Ports. ~ Granville. IL
>.<:f IL; hrr sister. Mr.. William 'tin".
a.: W">t MaiH street.
Miss Sarah t!Ihhar'!. OF South Er"ad-
way. nr> al Erid="p"rs Wednesday -
attend a party given 10y h,r fr'~id. MISS
p"ruthy ;r$s'.
Miss Lulu SI.v"uS. ii WG"dSt"'d. Is
VISITING with relatives and friends II
, has p.:tr'.
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MOUNDSyIlLE
Red Cross Auction.

Th" aiirtlnn 80 ~" stock Tor III"
benefit mf ia" k"d cross VIII II" !'"i'
=; tin court h"u<a lawn. saturday alter
nDru. beginning at -. Nu'r"n""T >.
VI. cunningham viii have. 'harG'.
Among the things witch hh>" h'"n 80
mated - H., sold FOR tn" l:"d cross arr:
\ Irartln= short horn REGISTERED nnl''
win hrij.r calves 81 registered Sh"at. It
.-v..ar-nlG COLI. y registered scotch '"i-
H.. ;.up. :, lamb tw" r""St"Ts ana "'h'r
lt.-,. S;G,.r