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Slr- sehccl has 1een -Fs4l
n4 efe 44ea,
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5flr 81 So mex s t1Sllls e p
s6tEne better At .,itins
zIEs. Mar. lSuz1n1 has spent the
.9ast several days with her dSughfer
Mrs. Ola Moore
Mr. and Mrs D. C. Baker and daugh
ter. Rachel, were calling at John
Boyce's Sunday.
LESLEY sattcrfield. Of Fairmont. vas
calling OF his ialfeT. Aar3u Saftef
field. SATURDAY and SUNDAY
Misses Artie and Halle Nuzum were
calling at Scott Bakers sunday
GIr. aud Mrs Robert Moore were
calling on the formers father, Over
Moore, Sunday
Those calling at T R. Halls Sun
day evening we've SIiss65 Wilma Ia"
kins. Dorothy and Mamie Baker, Ed
IA Swisher ara Rollie Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mum and two
children werc.calIinS on Mrs. Nuzum':
grandmother, Mrs. J. ]. Richardson
last SUNDAY.
John Moore. Of HAMMOND. was call
ins en- his father. owen Moore. Sat
urGay and Sunday last.
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s1M Reward. S10e

The readers OF this psper viii b
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science mas
that is catarrh. Catarrh being gready
Influenced BY constitutional conditions
requires conStitut3onal treatment. HAIRS
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally ana
acts THU tho Blood on the Mucous Sur.
faces OF the System thereby oeSToyinS
the foundation OF the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con'
EXECUTION and assisting nature in doing It's
work. The proprIetors have SO nTSh
faith In the curative powers OF a2iES
CatarTh Medicine that they oneE SinIe
HundTetI Dollars for any case that It rails
to cure Send Tor list Of testimonials:
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.. TOLEDO.
Ohio. Sold by an DTugBtst. 7be.
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Personals.

Frank Robson. OF Winchester. Va.
arriTeti here Wednesday and is visit
ing his grandmother. Mrs. Rebecca
Robinson. and other relatives here.
Mrs j. W. Smallwood returned 10
her home - Freeport. pa. this even
ing af;er spending a few DAYS nero
and at Co!fax with old acquaintances,
5irs. Kate Blaney. OF Little Falls,
spent Monday with her parents. Mr..
and MIS-. William Suowden, in Nor
Zan;ovn.
Mrs. Clark Tlisner is i'll at her home
in Maryland ayenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Kelley. of East
Park avenue. have both been confineo
% thcir home b. illness the past few
DAYS. a nephew who resides with
them has been quite sick also.
Dr. Wilson Steele. of Hickman run.
who has been quite sick, is able TO be
out again.
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PF0RRROEA
IS EASILY CHECKED
Chemist authorizes All Honorable
DFugg;sts 20 Return Money
New Formula Does not
Make Gums Strong and
Healthy and Teeth


F5ps ~ho have sspongy. soft. s5re,
E needing gums or loose
ave any. Symtoms of that
ease known as pyorrhoea will
Iemely gratided to know that
class druggists now have a pre-
tton known as Gfnginol that 50
Really brings relief and stops the
psogEess Of the disease that many den
ana physicians are astonished. It
ia b. concentrated, harmless and
p formula that anyone can east
at$home.
Gngfnol IS dispensed only In small,
bottles and the chemist who
he formula publicly authorizes
hS mont Pharmacy and all honor.
ibie druggists to return the purcaaSO
glce 20 nyone who does not notice
llI,Eog1nsnt sfter the ueq Of
= ~
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Wien kchine Stops

There Is one safe dependable treatment
that relieves itching torture and Skin iii
tatTon almost instantly and that cleanSes
and soothe> the skin.
ASK any druggist for a 35c OF 81 bottle
Of zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
YOU win find that irritatons. .ptmpIes,
blacl,heads, eczema. blotches, Eingwom
and similar skin troubles VIII disappear
a Fttle zemo. the peneh ating. satisfy
mo LIQUID, is an that IS decided. Tor It
o5niShes most skin eruptions and makes
ne skin soft. smooth and healthy.
The E. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland q
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has tie CON De "a Tor q
sfesf On the J. %. 3eSI6Ids iaEl1l-
on little cFeek. Spencer. disSE4ets
Roane county, the South Penn On
company has completed II the Big
Intun sand no. 3"o1 the Rowiey B.
Wright farm. It VIII not make bet
ter than five:barrel pumper- On
Stover run, located more than one
miles north of the Fisher on and GAG
test on the j. y. G.. Rob
erts farm, the United Fuel and Gas
company is drilling test on the l.
E. MCCOY farm.
On Dents run. Marion county, the
Carnegie Natural Gas co2pany5 No.
on tho J. L. Phillips lot IS holding
up steadily at 10 barrels day On
Barthoiomew run, Bloomington dis
:rict. the South Penn Oil company
has Completed 2 test on the ]. N. Cor
dray farm. 1t is gasser in the Big
Injun sand.
IN Murphy district, Richie county.
the sane company has drilled No IL
on the SARAH J. Lemon farm through
the salt Sand and it is showing for a
1O.barrcl pumper. In Duyal district,
Lincoln COUNT. the Sou;h Penn com
oany has drilled so. 81 on the Horse
creek tract through the Berea Gris.
It is five 'isr=ei pun per. the aver
age size of ;, els n :i:s-t District.
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New York

SEW. YORK. April 1S.-1n lie f9ce
Sc further early di=Aca--.-s::ing news.
tod stock n-SSEet ..e,1cd coInpaT
little eroG2d .:.ssain pzoviI~ rs
6ld-out eoadit ;o1. A few leaders fell
to 2 points, but this was p"Ttiy
tTaIized By gains OF l - %1@ points
lllong the inactive speci@2tics.
Short covering was less Of a factor
on the previous day-. but the
weakness Of the be@- position was
gain APPARENT, especially N waI
i6eIes and associated issues.
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gere from Morqantown.

Miss stella Freeman. ticke, agent
Eor the lionongahela Il. r. at Morgan
town, spent Sunday and Monday with
ner moIher al her home near Market
strec:. Airs Freeman returned to Nor
Gantowr. Monday evening.
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INSTRUCTIONS

WANTED Miners vanted .yho are
studying for examinations. 10 sc:
the best mining book published. Min
ing in Nutshell" by James W2--diaw,
Scottdaie. Pa. Price s2.25 "o-26t-:%%f..
CIVIL SERVICE EXA0IINATlON Tor
clerk. Customs. Internal EcTecus
April and May. Men and vonen de-
string clerLships at Washington or
West Virginia FOR free particulars
write to j. T. Leonard Corner gov
crnn1cn. eXaminer.l ke1ois building.
Washington. D. c. 4-l1'2t-S7$0
WANT ED-Attcndapt 'or the insane.
Young or middle aSa1 men. .ouall-
led mon may enter the training school
or nurses. Wages 5000 per month
iii all living expenses with Ii2eralir-
rease of pay If services satisfa Glory
annual vacation given with pay Re-
erence required. Addzess. Superin-
tendent State Hospital. Warren. Pa.
WANTED-Young women between the
ages OF eighteen aid thirty-tire
years to take the Nurses Training
course at W. S. II. Graduate eligible
,or State Registration. Wages $1,000
per month during Junior year. For
further information apply to Superin-
tendent. Warren State Hospital, Var
rem. Pa.
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EoR q. S. SENATE.

Editor West V'i-ginian:
yoa are authorized to announce that
Davis EIkins. OF Morgan Gown. Aonoo-
csiia county. a candidate for nom!na-
ton. bv the Republican party. for the
I-nited states Senate for West VIZ
.inia. subject TO ali the rules OF the
Republlcan party, and the laws Of the
state governing the primary election
10 be held August, 5SiS.
ELKISs CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
). H. McDERM OTT, Chairman.
Morgantown, West Virginia.
p. o. drawer Ss1, Telephone 100.
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Cood Aeetine.
c. 70 Rethesda. o.

Charles Goodnight. principal OF the
Montana school, has finished ,njs work
for the term and viii leave tomorrow
FOR Bethesda, O.. where he will engage
in farming during the summer months.
3Ir. Goodnight viii probably return
and take charge Of the schooi again
the coming term.
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS =
Scr IunjeS.

Friday afternoon at &:15 o'clock
Junior church viii be held a; the D.a-
mond Street Methodist Episcopal
church. The R@v. +. d. Fe!ler5 NIL
address the Juniors. All arc invited
TO GENE. y mott interesting meeting
IS c4pected.
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Eop 1JNITED STATES SENATE.

You are authorized 70 announce
am a candidate for nomination by
The Republican party, for the United
states Senate for West Virginia. sub
fect 70 all the rules OF the Republi-
can party, and the laws OF the state
,sovera!rg the primary to be held ir
<AU JAS. A. HUGHES.
Huntington. W. Va.
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Quarterly conferenee.

a. $50 O'Clock FridNy eveHFns TIC
cu2rtesly Conference OF tie Diamond
street Methodist Episcopal ca:uc::
viii be held. Or. o. Dale King. INC
d;srrict superintendent VIII preside
at the meet .ns. All the o?9icial II en-
bars of the ci.urch as wei as 81 Other
members ;.-A URGED TO be present at
this cry important conference.
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FOR SALE-1 cottage, %14 Highland
Ave, Bellview. 4 rooms and bath
lot 4cxi20. ! house 10S Howard ST.
6 rooms and bath. lot 45SS5. Reason
able prices. Leaving city reason ior
selling. Apply at 100 Howard ST.,
phone 9@l.W. J. c. Closson.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Six-room frame house
seven room brick, eight room orick
house. All large lots. Close IN De
SirabIe community. Address POST
office BOX 25e. 4-z-tt-So1S
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Ljb@sty Bonds ere the
real We apo0s for Victory

of substance and savings is adding
to the national power.
The foundation of all our cast
1vdr making machine is the
Liberty Loan.
Money is needed to build more
and more ships; to furnish food
and guns and powder and trans
port and airplaness to raise and
equip new armies.
We must oversubscribe this
Third Liberty Loan and do it
quickly.
We must show the courage that
is in us.
We must show a cheerful will
ingness to make sacrifices for our
boys in the trenches.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE = Six-roon
house and basement on new pricA
road near Pennington. Will take auto
as part payment Address Box % ".S0
West NirgiEiaII. 4-A9-os-"'-V
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FOR sALE-Six-room house. large
cellar and basement, lot 4oxI1.
Address Corner Spence and Grafton
street. 4S-"L "'1A
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FOR SALE-Cheap one work horse.
This horse hes been used in mine
but is Tot needed now. Norway Coal
Co. II. ]. Connor. Supt- E-ls-6t.S746
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c. nj.

An intcrcztins r"c,-ra:n WIS given
bv the scrcrth r"aGc D3pi' taught b.
-:;@5 Eii.zou .: the Contra! school ';u-
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100 ACRE FARM in noted Portage
county. Choice location. pleasant
home. nc'.r churches. station and MSh
school: miles Alliance trolley ana
live town; good roads: markets. anu
ne:Stbor5: phone. acetyiene irur.
tenant boCsa. b21!. bGr2, si!o: Sooa
oaibuildjnga: - acres timber. water
ed. pasture; slightly rolling sandy
lcam tilIo4. Ii heath case SIZE.
[. II. Einma.;. At~:ater, O. 4-1S-6t-@14$
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FO!; SALE or riENT-9$ acre farm.
good fertile land. > miles above
Warrington on Eent'.: run. For iEfor'
nation address Box 800 Vest Viz.
sinian- 2-lS-2t-"'"'
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FARMS FOX SALE

FARM BARGAINS = Trumbuh. o..
17Ol. acres. 40 cleared. 60 acres
timber, timber worth $500: iC-room
.hoaze and bank barn in good condt-
ton. 50 PEI acre. Other bargains in
IAIanouing Valley, near best markets
in the United States. The Park Land
Co. Warren, O. 4-1$-6t-"'lz
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9olfl - q =
l3Eeel.e llee1 lo -
.r6 q, passed it-oigiil e very Sc
Sere opeFsfi jn at Cook hospital Wed
-Besday Is setting along as wen -
could be expected She IS stu very
Good Meeting.
There was a good Attendance and
an enthusiastic meeting Of the Aid
society os the First Methodist Protest
ant church held at the church !Tednes-
day afternoon. Much work was
planned for the society in the fusure
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FOR SALE-'Fwo horses. wagon and
harness complete. one International
gas and gasoline engine ca II. 2. One
electric motor 71E Fl. P. 40 volts. VIII
sell at reasonable price. Apply Co
!uubia Glass Co., FGirciont.
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FOR EXCHANGE

WANTED = To exchange for suuur-
ban real estate within one-fare linn
it, good five passenger automobile as
part payment. Write Box 300 West
Virginian. -4V-6t-ofO0
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SITUATION NAlT2ED---enale

Reliable lady wants post
ton In Office as bookkeeper and
typewriter. Can furnish 1eteEenceS.
Address Box STS4, West V1rginan. =
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FOR SALE-15 II. P. gas engine built
by Alamo Mfg. Co., HiIlsdaIe. Mich
One deep well power pump, threeinch
discharge made by American Wei
Works Co., Aurora, III. Apply c. s.
Riggs FairnonI 4-IG-4tS731
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BOARD WANTED

WASTED1Two furnished rooms With
or without board. Prefer near Sec.
ond and Third streets, Castor Aye:
Address Box 372S, West VirginfaR;
4:isstsBss9
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FOR REN1---TwO fI3znIShed roeEas %
light Housekeeping. Close IN rs
Albert Court. 4ii7E4sSTe4
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FOR RENTED furnished Eoon6s9oE
light housekeeping. Apply EeS
Church street 11sI6St 1873
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FOR SALE on Lease G5mnefeNS
orchard. Hfty acres on a16e.As tkRgets
DoddridSe county. Address. Box -
wess Union. "a. Va s4=lS;sSSS4S
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l5etNiesn Heltv1eW CIR md 22l1 Hell-ll
view Ave. OF on Main street Under
Kindly letura 20 West FlEsinian Box.
SS7SS- FIST S7sSI
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RooMB-FURNIsT8D )

FOR RENI-EEo faTniehed Fee0s. ~
tight. Housekeeping. SIS stfGh 81
phone SeS-W. 4-i0stESsgS
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WANTED TO RENI-Four g stx9t1Is
nished rooms. Address Box $40.
West vIrGinian. 4,is-4tS71o
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FOR SALE-67Q;ac FTespStS ppt
Fein. TaIlroSd drf9t coal: Adde'S
Postotfice box Ice, Pi.tshurgit 1l-St5
4-63SeSS6sS
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WANTED At ONCE
AN ERRAND BOY
ONE WITH A LOT OF PET" A VII.
LNGNEsS TO LEARN AND AM
BILIOUS TO BE GENER
ALLY USEFUL.

The office Of GRAND b"y fills an i'm
p0rtant position and one ~h"h otteh
opens avcnhcs Of great possibilities In
III" Ind with pep" enthusiasm and an
ambition to be somebody.
1t does nut take long for the manager
or the head Of some department to rec
uEnizc the real worth and reliability or
the lack Of these qualities in an office
hoy. If In" right qualities are shown
promotion is the result. while the list
less. Indifferent. worthless hoy Is lrrt
behind and wonder the reason why.
The above position is now open and
the boy who is tn. successful applicant
must be n real live one. bright. snnppy.
willing and thoroughly reliable III every
way. None others need apply.
If YOU arc sixteen Years Of age or over
and can meet the test. put in your appli-
cation right off by calling in person al
the office of the Sterling Products
Gnc.I. 162 Nineteenth Street. City. Ask
for Mr.. Marn1aduke. Superintendent.
Au!9h
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THIRD ARTIFICIAL RISE
In UPPER OHIO VALLEY

For the third time this rnnih the l. d.
= engineers are creating q wave LOT
TRANSPORTING coal d"wn the phl" from
Ih,. kunawhn river where tw" million
bushels of tn" black 'lam"ndS nay" ac-
..umulilrd since tn" last art liirHl rise
,y.,S son, duv.l III" valley. Th" r"l":IS-
iar of III" water commenced AT dam No.
A. lluW WrllShtIrr - t. IN. H"Sl"f-
day. drawing Nv" f",.i IT water "it OF
ruul rl"v"n three feet WHS ihk'n "Ii al
pool twrly" Hn'Itw" feet rom - I",E'i-
r.u,. nj Il II IN NH ulh..r pools down 80
number twenty tn" ~ai"r VAS lowered
Ihr,, feet. thu bear traps at 'lnn ~
w,.rr lowered Ht to tins morning.
This r"lr:,s. ,i water In IN" upper pools
iliIl .r,..t" n rise 1T the mouth h me
H., E,n,wha of about ~ feet allowing
All coal To- pass out ~ that river down
rho ohio In Cincinnati. where It VIII nc
used IN m" iuunut7icur" nf E"vrrnmcnt
stlrrlIcs and war munitions.
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FIELD DAY At
BOY SCOUT CAMP
INTEREST GROWS IN BIG BANNER
EVENT FOR NEXT SATUR-
DAY.
Big Program Has Been ArranGed-Many
Are Expected to Be Present
From Wheeling.

SATURDAY. August %lth Will h" tho hIE-
rrst 1av or the season ~ III" Rn? Scout
Camp up Big Wh""lius creek. II is plan
ned u hay" a hig fold d:r and rally at
tho. camp where all thr scouts from the
Wheeling district Will meet on that day
ami ;rLrti,'ipni" III scout work games
and athletic stunts. y full program has
ben worked nul hy the r"nn!iii"" APP
pointed for m uay n:pi everything VIII
ga un slru"ihly. Tin" rN' H. viii START
promptly NJ |: -" saturday afternoon ana
,.nnjinr;r through III" afl"rn""n ami "E-
cninr Among In. stunts III Il" WORKER!
! rhnI Jay n.'. I'nt. pitching. lirSt hiI sig
Mailing: lux az MAR "n lan'i and iut al
war "n'w;,i"r. and water r..!"
Trans r"rtalj"u |" AMI 'r"in 20" gar
linz. can H.. .arIhnE"d f"r hy calling MI,
. l'rr;& n @!:'n h"iw""n i.i'' hours 81 i"'
AMI four on Frrdul. Every Scout Master
is urged /" h. Ih"r" and /" hiring his
troop with him /" rarti'lrat" i'll IN"
: vurious events 10Y lrnr2S.
Public IS Invited.
Tiis drmnnSi ration * "rrn I" IN irhh-
. Lee To- show what TN" scout work ha"
J done for the bay ii Wheeling m IN" past
! wear and ~. III" crowd Is "\I""l'd I" h'
! larr" Mr.. PORTE asks mat all WI" Wah'
! reservations mad" for dinner Saturday
evening make them az soon as l"'S"'n'
| and the first com" will lc tn" lirSt $'rN'
I'd for 2 limited number only - open.
Come and either h"lp ~ wnirh INC
scouts carry ,Ui TIA" f"Ii"Wlug program
Scout m,r--FiN" ia 4 team.
Team who's" M mb"rS rull'ri!kHlN I'M
iSh tn" scout mile nearest j. minutes
i ,pruvi,lcd they uualiUIED Will h" d"'iar-
cd tn" winner.
, Tent ritchiug--SiX in team.
Scouts from each Troop arr |" max
application for this stunt.
Signalling Two i'll Il lean.
Two teams for 4 lr"np.
First aid ,.uIi"S; -----T!Ir"" III a cam
Two siIrtrhrr h,Hr'rS;. one 10 render
,irsl aid. speed and nraln"SS considered.
Boxing IA" rumrHSS--SN scouts Tor
each troop.
I Cam" to hc played as outlined III hand
book far S''nulniISl"rS.
First and =, cund class cooking.
! Demonstrated 10y scouts III camp ana
yis!tink scouts. Plenty 1T wood will Il"
afforded for building ovens from rocks
on The crock hank.
Tug nf war m l"Id--tiSh' III Il lE"ih'
Water Events.
Water uuln---FiNr'. III Il team.
: Goals - feet apart
, Tug Of war on the Wat"r-~F"uT IN
team.
Water rclay--i'"ur III team.
Teams staIirucd at regular intervals
along the stream.
FRUIT HEARTS for SWEET HEARTS.
'rI,, delicious and original truIi flaN"rtit
candy coated Chewing Gum MI good
dealers 1T
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Carpenters Preparing to
Buy More Liberty Bonds

Carpenters local UNION No :. is plan
ming Ia purrhaS" some of the Fnurih
Liberty loan bonds when they ar" hoa'-
I'd soon. TIL" organization bought ST.
sou # tn. second and third ISSUES and
81. urn &c War Saving stamps. II has
ais" cont rhutrd MN" "f its members to
the United States Army. nearly all ~
whom. ar" NOW fighIinE in r:'Hl:Tc.
The l"rni has today 80 members and
has hacn ono Of thr largest purcha scrS
Of Uncle Sans paper during the pres
ant war of amy labor organization in
this community.
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LETTERS FROM SOLDIER BOYS

The ln,r!Iieonc"r will gladly
publish fra. uf charge interest
ing letters from soldier hoEs IN
f.urulm and will also h" Elad |"
use the pictures and return them
to their Owners whrr" l"staS' -
enclosed. CIV" tn" full name
aldr"S>es r. Sim"nt AMI any other
Item that Ia. OF interest. Address
them To- thu Editor. The lntclll-
Ernrrr.
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Wheeling Boy Hero
on Picardy Front
Cnptatn James Games. of Pleasant val
ley, Climbing Ladder OF Fame
In France.

4 Wheeling bay is mentioned in the
drSratrh"$ al yesterday as nor" III
tho Mr haiti" If the picar!% sector. n"
hrng mono other than James Games.
former well known young nun or
Pleasant Valley. who Mas been with
one of IT," Highlander regiments for
Tia" past thrc" years in the thick Of the
hig fi.:nl He is mentioned in the Lon
don Times OF tho past tx" weeks ana
the Saturday Evening Post has also
carried n Sprcia! Story on his work with
his regiment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
City Men Who Will Go
TO Camp Green, Aug. 50

The City Draft Board has Scl"t"od
from it's list Of men IN Class One ply
sically qualified for special or limited
service eleven men who arc 10 Cn Ia
Camp Green. Charlotte. y. e.. during
the twu-day period beginning August
81. The exact time of thor departure
has not Yet been received from the *;n;r.
headquarters Of IN" draft.
The following mr1I cnmnrs" tho con-
tingenl: Charles H. .IunEling. Albert
K. Cox. G. X. Webster. Robert !. 'TuEcS-
bray. Samuel X. Gates Wilbur !. Bag
Lawrcinn Cntcrnr. Harry l.. Gardner.
James r. kiIlrcn. Edward G. Hartman.
George y. .iunnidGS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21

State Fair. Sept. 2-G. vii encourage tho
exhibition OF tho best breeds Of h4rsrs.
and urges every visitor AT III" Fair 10
nspctc the splendid show. and every ono
who can DO SO to contribute his bit in tho
way OF horse breeding.
Owners and breeders Of F"rrhcrons.
Rolgians and other draft horses will
have their finest animals on display at
tho fair. which tho railways find Il
splendid market and a good advertising
medium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
New Blouses to Meet
Midsummer Demands

DOR these s,itry August days the Blouse must be
cool sheer and dainty. This showing Of ours
meets all requirements and has the additional advan-
tage of providing Waists of refreshing nevness at most
moderate prices:
White Crepe de Chine Boues in tailored models finely tucked
and with rolling collar, S5.9S.
Georgette Crepe white and flesh shades delightfully."-
dainty models tucked and edged with fc lace. S5.9S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
are worried over The future horse sup

ply.
Thc feIcinn horse industry is entirely
.I,.S:rny,! breeding of f-crcnernns In
Franz" tas been seriously curtail"d.
mhil. II. availabi" supply OF various
W.! kunwa breeds from Great Britain
has been exhausted. In this crisis. Am
,ri,a has :; .'hanrf. TO shine az the bright
particular star in III" horsc-raislnS fir
innmcnt bur SO far She has failed to
,.kn advautag. Of tho splendid opportun-
lty to any appreciah bic extent.
With liberal cash prizes and bronze
and silver medals the West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
Fine Exhibition of
Horses, Despite War
Imported Animals Of Highest Type to DO
seen at State Pair Here
Sept. as.

Tho rava gas az MAR have. nowhere he"n
feit more h""nly :ann n horse circles
and So SH-int:a has til" condition hecoul"
that all tho co.. rnm.ntS Of the world