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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-03
80 TO GRADUATE AT
STATE UNIVERSITY

MORGANTOW'N. June 2.--Wcst Nir-
c;nia University'S wartime commence
mcnt. OF which there will be but few
functions. commencement proper and
play by the Dramatic club. will Wit
ness the graduation Of ninety-threc
men and women from all sections OF
West Virginia and from several other
states ThcEcOllrg" Of arts and science
as ust al leads IN total graduates With
forty.s tx. many OF these being women.
The ether colleges are far below The
usual number OF graduates because OF
many students going INTO IN" service.
However, the college nf engineering
graduates fourteen: the college Of law,
>: college Of agriculture. II: homo &C y
Monies, .; pharmacy. two; and the
school of music issues nine diplomas
and certificates. Six men received
their masters degrees. one being in
arts, three in science: one in agricul,
turc and one in civil engineering. Com
mcnccmrnt EXERCISES will be held Fri
day evening. June 7. at $50 and many
Of the men having gone into military
service will bc gradaUtrd in abSentia.
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LINCOLN HIGH
SCHOOL CLASS
Baccalaurette Sermon to Graduates
Given Yesterday Morning.

Lincoln High Schools commence
mcnt week opened yesterday morning
with the annual baCCaIaurctic sermon
by Rev. S. S. Cochranc 1T III" Market
Auditorium. lie paid respect To IN"
members OF the class and their teach
crs and then told them Of What they
are facing III the future.
Tuesday evening will be class night
at the school with the members OF
The class aided by other students OF
the school. y pretty play has been
arranged.
Wednesday evening will be the
Grammar school exercises at Inc
school. beginning n SIS.
Thursday evening. the Alumni VIII
give Il reception to graduates at Inc
school.
Friday evening will be held the com
mrncemcnt at Wheeling hig: SchooI
auditorium. beginning AT SIS. Frot'
Gilbert II. Jones Of WilbcrioTcc uni
yrrsitv will deliver the commence
ment address.
The members OF the graduating
class are Gladys LaZette Harms
Mary Louise Richardson and Mary
Tecoma Webb.
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c1v11.sERv1cE EXAMINATIONS.

The nitUcd States Civil Service Com
mission announces the following ex-
aminalions 20 be hid in the near future.
Necessary information and application
forms may hc secured from the Secre-
tary Nf the Board Of civil Service EN-
amincrs ut tho local post office The
list is as follows: Assistant in charge
of demonstrations. boys and girls eS-
tension work (malc). June is; field
agent and demonstration. boys and Girls
club work tmalc and frmal"). June Is;
assistant physicist Qualified in rubber
technology. male :$linn-$ son. June 10;
aSSIetan; editor. division Of manuscripts
(n,aln). slShn-S @1un. Juno is: laboratory
apprcnticc trlalr and frmalo). S54o-S66n,
Juno TO- wood tcch1oloGist tmaic),
S1S0h-$ 3nhn. June -: heating ana Ncnti-
laiing engineer ard craftsman tmaiel.
Jun. %: assistant in marketing inrestl-
onions (malc). SlSnn-S $1,000. June 20;
biochcmist (malc and frmalc). June "A,
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SOCIAL ASPECT
Of EARLY JUNE
EvrRY FUNCTION OF WHATEVER
SOCIAL NATURE HAS 1TS
PATRIOTIC OBJECT.
Numerous Business Meetings OF Vafl-
GUS Organizations and CLUBS
Scheduled for Today.

Ii;u,. - her AGAIN. ard IN ;i% irhil
cJy.s rru,-iis" e.: producing IN" same
rl.aSau, events rs IN" months wear on
~. hav.. "N"r on peculiar |" inns rSp'-
,.,,lly lovely S'IS"u e.! I'll" year. al
thnu.h II GOES wIih"u; saying mat rh'h
affair which the month holds l"rth VIII
H.. less rr":"njinu$ thHn has 'hHrat-
,"rixc,I similar occasions ii preceding
years.
ar course IN" sweet girl graduate"
innrnS prominently upon IN" horizon
and within tn" coming fortnight. Nh""l-
Ing I"uuI" Will II" treated I" the annual
cnninrnc"m"n; programs. whi"h VIII IN
rludr lrrprrS 10y ih"S" "hhrIninr 'r'H-
lures. treating on every S"r'unS subject
If III. day and ""tl"r days" aS we'll.
Tn" Junior E,d Ir"S$ dane" :" HI"
given Wednesday, evening IT tn" '"un-
! try rluh under IN" au$rIc"9 az Il com
! r,,iCc If bows Of the suburbs. headed hE
Frank ArmIiruSt"r. lr.. promises /" N"
! ,hr hig event If IN" week. when II Is
antirIrntrI that this affair Will hr!nS
an .utpnurIui; of III" "nrir" younger So
. ,,al set To- ihr ltl.rl resort TIL" object
: II tins iuv"ni!" "v"ut should. "t course.
. h. = hrr incentive in itself for n large
! pntrrniEr-;E" ru;ir" proceeds 10 he
| contributed to Junior k.h cross work.
! hu; vixen IL is considered that II" H"thll
| has been left inC"mpl"i"d Tor III" m"T-
| ricSt young folks parry gwen IN many
! moons needless to- say the triumphant
| success such IN affair deserves viii
! crown tho efforts of the young PATROLS
! in charge.
With tho weather man in tho zenith of
summer moods. Manager Schwnrz *
| the Country club anticipates Il record
week. "A num1rr Of events already be-
ing planned to take rlaG" AZ tha; CLUB
house for the SIX days just rllwuns.
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I,illinn Russell Coming.

What will aronS" no lijil" enthusiasm
in tn" coming Wednesday evening $
opcn air meeting in b"halt a: naval re-
CruIIS from this city. will b" tho an
nnurccmcn, that foremost among tn"
women who Will com" Ia Wheeling In
participant" in thus patriotic program
will hn Lillian Russell. the noted NrlmI
donna. who is famous not ai"n" for h"T
extraordinary voice. but iik"wiS" !"r her
perpetual youth. in addition l." being i
DISTINGUISHED authority and teacher g.!
The public in tn" conservation OF tn"
latter possession. Mrs. Russell vii! hc
accompanied I" Wheeling by her dauch-
ter. AMI Wheeling Will H. favored with
several numbers by this artist during
the program "f thr above evening. This
out door meet viii he staged on Twelfth
street. with The object il view Of nrnuS-
ing this Clty'S lads Ia helm ill up The
ranks of the - nn0 men needed IN IN
naval department Of the service.
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Your Greatest Asset

is your health. Without /, 10 Success
in any line is possible. Modern bust.
ness and industrial II" tends ir rapid
" break down III" bodily powers ot
resistance against tn. iErnads nj dis
case and our manarr ri lii" tend 10
dcrange the organs o. digestion
These ailments a. first ar" tri.ia-
and The person thinks them nf snail
consequences: but 20 allow thrfn L.
run on nearlE always results III per.
1uaacnt or serious injury 10 The con
,-titu;ion. When t;ir trol!hl' i S:l'1tI
is the proper ,i;rc 10 correct il. k'~
Gently there has h"s:: placed Oh the
market preparation! called Jays Pep
sotore, which is uE"GT;lli"f il IN"
treatment and correcting o. stomach
and liver troubles. Often Just L sin
Gle tablet will suffice to b-.a" sou
back to rlorN,al. AMI wh"a ~" L-ouhic
is OF long $;an,,!E" 4 Sport CnurS" n
needed uiUa!l;' brings Immediate and
lasting benefit. All druggists SOL it.
Il contains no hHh!: forming or iAJn.
-iouS drugs and promptly relieves all
distressing symptoms. Guaranteed &c
relieve or money refunded. VIII not
purge. gCipr or cauS" nausea. SOC an;
800 4: dealers. or SEM direct hE thc
Pepsoroae Company. HUNTINGTON, W
Va
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vrup and eggs. Combine the liquid and

syrup and eggs. Combine the liqnid ana
we'll miy.d dry ingredients. Bake ~ Il
loaf in a moderately no; oven for enc
hour or until thoroughly baked. Nuts.
raisins or dates may be added If desired.
Barley Flour Cookies.
Onc-fourth cup fat. = cup sugar.
cgg. tablespoons milk. cups barley
flour. teaspoons baking powder, . cup
chopped raisins. !, cup chopped nuts. 4
teaspoon cinnamon. = teaspoon cloves. :
Combine the ingredients AS for cake
add enough barley Hour 10 make dough
stiff enough to bc rolled. Roll thin.
shan" with small cookie cutter and bake
on tin sheet.
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| IL recovering At the Ohio Valley hos
pitt,l from a slight illness.
T.. II. EbertS has returned to dis
home in Warwood after spending Ser'
cral days on Il business trip through
the East.
Hugh Carol is able 10 be out after
being confined in the North Wheeling
. hospital.
! Carl Caruthers has returned 10 his
home in Warwood after being honor
ably discharged from the Signal Corps
at Camp Leon Springs, Texas.
!; ]. II. Lacey has returned TO his home
in Indianapolis, Ind. after i business
trip here
Dave rappan of Clarksburg. former
il of this city is registered at the
Windsor.
Miss Jessie Butte OF Cleveland. is
visiting friends in this city and Bell
;irc
L. s. Marshall John VI. Short, has
returned. home from kcySer and Fair
mont after taking TWO offenders OF the
Eieed amendment and one case Of
breaking into r2ilrcah cars Il: GlovcrS
, Gap IN defiance OF he Interstate COM
nlr-@" act.
Last ni-ht Wilbur @. Shine" Lacey.
sou ri Police Day Sergeant y. 0. Lacey
! !eir for Rutfalo. y. Y, where nc IS
training in the CurtiSs Aviation works
ard school for aerial service in the
nav. shine" has been home on q
| four days furlou%h.
j \ LITTLE girl arrived AZ the home OF
Joe Greer. III" popular clerk n EpliIns
Fort Henry SmnkChUuse. Both mother
| and baby arc doing fine.
State Fir" Marshall John S. Koran
has returned TO Charleston after be-
: iny in Wheeling OH official business
! for the last few days.
! Newell *. Kcrmon stopped over in
. the city SATURDAY on his way from Co
! lumbuS 10 his home in St. ClairSville.
! Miss Ecuah Oliver OF the y. W. L.
! n. is visiting friends in FolanSocc
and Stouhcnville
! Miss Golhi" Campbell and Miss Viz
Gnia Linton have returned from NettS.
Ohio wuerr they were the guests OF
! Miss ln"z CnIIry for i:le weekend.
Miss Florence Hutchinson has re-
. iulU'ti npllt dlifl Sptiit'ile '''t p"''N
! week visiting relatives at New Mar
, iin>vtlle.
Mrs. j. +. Faris Of Kansas City. Mo,
! has been called TO the bedside OF her
sister. Miss Ada Dillon. who is SICK
at the Ohio Valley hospital.
t Miss Virginia IIcronimuS has re-
: turned ho:ur after visiting friends anu
: relatives at Grafton.
Nj and Airs. Frank Meyers. prom
mont residents OF the Island have De
parted for the national capitol whore
t!r: will take up thcir residence
NJ. Meyers f'avinc enlisted IN the
service of the couaIr%. and will cnnc
Ir;;iC;a:: il, orc OF the hospitals SIT
uatrd II washington.
r,u"cnn Hill. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
&C. NJ. Hill. will leave today for Camp
Scircr South Carolina, whore he Will
be in The medical sorps stationed
;iIorr.
Nl:y L. Colvis. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
MarsGcn l.. Colvic:. las enlisted in th'
naval reserve and leaves today foI
Norfolk. VI.
! l.. T. Tough, Of Woodlawn. who was
visiting Camp Grant where his sol
is confined 10 the hospital with Z
wounded knee caused by the acclden
tai explosion OF machine gun, r"
turned home yesterday. His son Is
improving nicely.
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4 Gui"; w''!dI:t: WAS sol" nlnl:."H s'I'-
l!rrr.v morning at = :" 1T -. .l"~"rh's a
,rra:al IN which In" prIuci?alS wcr" Mr..
Henry ". ,iunilin= and Miss Margaret
Wiu;ur ii"atII". daughter 81 Mrs. Mary
T. Eraiiic - tn" Island. RI. ';"E. g. u.
M"yr. Y. q. performed IN" ceremony
ami offered thu TIp'iaE high mass. tn"
hr:dn w,r" her travelling SUIT. u enc hiu"
model with tan H''""SS"r'"S. Mr.. ara
Mrs. t;unGling Will tax" mp their r"Sl-
dcucc III Eh"wrrd following Il short
eastern honeymoon.
Thu. hrIi" is u iavnrIt' among larC"
circle of friends. while Mr.. GundlinE IS
tho son Of Mr.. G"nrC" 'iHndlnc. and IS
secretary Of the CIt!:"hs-i Peoples Trust
company.
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! About People
kiovemenes OF individuals 70
and From tne City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Grand centraI-I-. S. Hart, ParkcrS'
burg; VI. Prado. ClarhSburS5; Tie Nor
nj. ClarksourS.
Stann-0an kavanaSd, New Martins
Vile; Il. T. Moore. New NartInSrlll";
". c. Eechmal, Huntington: ii. W.
N1acZ, Marietta. O.; J. Y. Hamilton
Fairview, wife and son; +. 4. Anoc,
and daughter, Fairvisw; Geo. LEIGH
ter, Cameron.
Windsor-C. W. Leggrrt and wife,
Clarksburs: Mrs. ". y. Gaylord,
Clarksburs: S. T. Harrison. .jr.. am!
wife, ClarkS5urC: Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.
Speaker. ClarkshurS: y ;. ColIing,
ClarkSburG: r. J. Petty. Weston:
McLure-J. S. Good. ClacksburS, VIM.
Findley. Mononcala, e.. +. Patterson,
Cameron; y. G. Jenkins, C!ar!iSburS.
.Roeer1-C. o. Watson. Cambridge,
O.: S. \. Perkins. Bethesda. ..
Miss Ophelia OrnoLd Of South Jacob
street is spending (. week the guest u
Mrs. a. VI. Martin OF Bethany. ". Va
Mrs. Henry kellac and sons, John
and Anthony OF Martins Ferry. leave
Wednesday for suburb Of the Ma
tional Capitol. where they will spend
the summer as the guests OF DR.. ana
Mrs. c. Z. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Menkemiller. Jr
are rejoicing over the arrival OF L son
who will be ch-ist"ned Billy, at thel;
home in the East End.
Mrs. Walter Burke and Miss Mar
Saret Miller are in Pittsburgh attend
in- The funeral Of relative.
Misses Grace and Ida Bell GraGhouSf
are visiting friends III HarneSviiir. O
Miss Admire Schultz has returned tc
her home in PITTSBURGH. Pa. after
spending Sunday with friends IN War
wood.
Charles Burke. OF Warwood is slow
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BIG SEAL CAMPAIGN.

NEW YORK. Juno 1.--Spurr"d by de-
mands which il attributes "dIrrCtly and
Indirectly to tho VIII" for an extension
of lis work through stat" and local or
CARNATIONS In combating Tia" spread Of
tuberculosis. the national tuberculosis
assncintiou announced her" tonight thai
COO nnn. nnn Rcd Cross Christmas SEALS
arc being printed In preparation for TN"
annual holiday fund raising rHmpal :;n.
Tho association obtained last y"ar ST.
80 .nn0 through tn" safe q; tn" seals.
and it's announced object is to double IN"
receipts for 1918.
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CornmeaI Cookies.

unr-half cup melted fat !: cup mo-
in$:;"S. :. cup corn syrup. cES. b
tablespoons SOUR milk. !. teaspoon SODA
cui,,: c"ri:m";,i. cup wheat -four.
cook thu. curnir"al with cups, OF IN"
nillk adj III" iICS and salt. When the
mixture IS cooked add TN" eggs we'll
h'uirm. p"Ir into Il creased pudding
DISH and bake in II moderate over Tor
three lLnurS or more. When partly
cooled add III" remainder Of the milk
without stirring the pudding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-03
srpv1cE FLAG DEDICATED.

P.AISONS. ". Va. Jun" "a s"r'
vico flag %a$.dcdicatcd NJ tho M"tii"ii"r
Episcopal church her" /" tn" following
young mon: Tfarr%' iiHbh. Edward
pr:t. Earl Brooks. RELY Harh. John II
Sharfcr, William SGiircS. Asa Ago"
I.ruory Guy Baker. L.awr"nc" crawford
md Miss I.utic Cross n Fed Cross uurs'
ROW IN France. Talks w"r" given h>
Rev. D. C dickens, County Clerk L. +
C,oishnnk and Hugh l'rItt.
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Mrs. Dent A. Taylor Recovering.

The many friends al Mrs. l"nt y.
Taylor -! South I"nu street. who mot
with Il slight injury nn Memorial even
ing. when thn, automobile IN whEh sh"
MAS driving struck IN" curb ut North
From, street. Will Il" pleased I" learn
that sh" is rapidly recovering from her
injuries.
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'rhrrr is \ Inr,lln.; r:lllrd ~ tho t.Quai
SiIfIrns.. LEAGUE far thus evening h?'
sIr: Ia IlnHl,.it. rhrtrrnHn at tn" l"HEli".
tu L.. held at th" ;uiIrac" headquarters;
.n ,'r,rllnr street. beginning III I:iu.
I:,ih STATE, and NnIn.uHl sufIrnc" a"ti"-
i,r.,; v,IIl l,. discussed AT th!$ session.
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~; Juno. .IGly and August. 'h!s organizer
lion Will only hold m"u'hiy meeting. IN
stead - "a" customary ~'':nl-n'n'h!N
sessions ThIs m'";iuc Will t." iI'id ~
fh,. iirs.t Monday e: each II Tn" ;,h"N"
months.
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AVIATION CADET KILLED.

TORONTO. Jun" :. Cadet Strathy
Miller Vas instantly killed III Il collision
IN m;dnr between tw" ;Ilrp!ancs n"ar
~" I."ns!d" a"r"db"m" today. Cadet
Miller lived in WiIIfi"pcE
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Isabellas Meet Tonight.

Carroll court. daughters at isabella.
Will hold their regular business session
this evening ut III" Carroll club. when
the routine business, Of the organization
Will he considered. During the months
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WAR RECIPE
Cornmenl Porridge.

Into orc .rirrr boiling water add slow
/. ru.. i.v.l cup ri "nrum"at. and STIR
ls,i,lily. t. avoid Jumps. cook vigorous
Is oyer IN" ~" for iiN" minutes. linen
i.l.ro IN a. ,i",ii," boiler AMI c"nk slowly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-03
BEAUTY HINTS
FOR. YOUR HAIR
How to Prevent It From Growing
Gray.

There IS no occasion for YOU 10 look
unattraCtivr or prCnHtur"ly old be-
cause OF gray. strcakrd with gray.
white or faded hair Don't let this con-
dition with its look Of age rob you Of
your youthful beauty and IN" wonder
full opportunities which life offers. No
matter how gray, pr"maturCly gray.
luslcrlnsS or faded your hair might h".
"I,a Creole" Hair Dressing will revive
the color glands Of naturr-prnmOir i
healthy condition OF The hair and scalp
and cause all OF your gray or faded
hair to bcrnm" evenly dark, soft. lIS.
trous and beautiful. This preparation
is not dye, Gui an elegant toilet re-
uuisitn which Is "a;il? applied by sim
My combinS or brushing through the
hair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-03
sir,na Tau Kappa Tonight.

Miss Frances Sharp Will b" hostess
this evening Ia the members "i IN"
Sigma Tau Kappa club At her HON" IN
Warwooh. when tho usual diversions "r
this group VIII occupy tho major portion
of tn" evening. with luncheon "l
Hoover order. yet consisting "I dainty
arroiulr.uts. Tho guests cC tho even
iuC will include:
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Sacrifice means suffering. How many
IF lis have suffered. 50 far:
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IA CREOLE" HAIR DRESSING

ia CREOLE HAIR DRESSING
to prevent your hail: from growing
gray am. to restore Il hrauriful dark
color 10 gray. or faded hair. Sold and
recommended by E. II. Cries. Il Co..
The Original Cut Rai". Eacr's lhar-
macy. Wheeling. ". VA. Mail orders
promptly filled upon receipt, regular
price. S12n. LA Creole" Hair Dress
ing is suld on Il money back guaran'
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Misses

Martin plrckhnff. r.Il"r Williams.
Christina Slrnhcl. Phyllis ScT0h"l,
Catherine r.lur, Mildred Frarht.
Mary Cnmphrl!. Frances sharp.
M.SGamrS
ChaS. kali"nhaCh. Walter GllntouT.
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II.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-05
Men Welcome
 Mothers Friend A Duty Shsk Every MsI. GyJes Eo Tk,ac who PeTPeeuazc tna Rsccs

' is jI5t ss important th2t men should know of proper methods in advance of moth e-hood. SlGc-.--, pain and distress inc. dent to chi.-.s..sl can be ayciGcd by hlviri at h1ad a b2t.,c cf to s:ne-i3aorci r-Crr -ltioH, Ms r-.cad. Tai5 $ a r-E- rating e--.---Gl a--..cc,:0l that Geiir--s ,i. ,c2s:O1 uco5 10 muscles ani cBaa.,e :&r~ D expand vii U. pa.af-l st-lin up-- sEc '5lmol,s a:.I nerves.
 Ts0uslrd- of wcra0 fr- c~-- tnlf 9 c.l Try W.D h1-C U-cu Mothers tu-li tcii how ihcy c.lir-lv avoided nrrv7us spell and n1"-,a a..t T-Csc.yci 30 bright h-0ny .isrosi,-l t,.-t Yr2sct5 wonderfully upon One character and disposition of iho Nt,lc ono "p1 70 0-'1 ''r C'-i ed acW'.i--'l.2i.L St -h' 'y of l.s aTIl,gl.
 Hy regular r-e 0f '-'tt~~'s Friend CHring 70 period 'te Eg.e,ys arr WIoc aud k.p. liable and Cl->' They erplrt las'cr wt-l 1'y arrives, yE. .-.. and GAEscr at iLc cTisiS $ naturally less.
 You can obtain Mothers Friend at any Tug store. it ij for external u.c "ilT, is absolutely safe and wonderfully g.r-llvc. ts!.c 10 the BIaddeld Regulator c..
 lmlr Rldg.. Atlanta. Ga, for the.- -a' Inble and instructive "NpthCrigud ,i"Dk' ;uidsnCo fer cyncctlni mothers. and rcu0 rcr tr -e. N1+tl2 Cf Irthe~ Friend st U lru--i,fs today. T. Is iEa -reI'est .f Jf help to nature m the 5.1r.c-5 "u.E -a performed.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-05
Legal Notices.

NOTICE OF THE APPLICATION OF THE BISBEE-WARREN COPPER COMPANY FOR A UNITED STATES
 PATENT
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-05
Mineral surveY Nd. a3se.

FNElnEN @AA COMPANY FOR A UNITED STATES
 PATENT
 Mineral Survey No. 1889. U. g. Land Office, Phoenix, AriZ.. March 4, 1918.
 Uotice is hereby given that the Bis tse-Warren Copper Company, a cor prration organized and existing under the laws of the State of Arizona. with its principal office at the city of Bis bee, by its president and secretary, thereuntO duly authorized by resOlu- ton of it's board of directors, has made application for patent for the following named lode mining claims. situated in the Warren Mining District of COchise County. State of Arizona, approximate ly in Section 1S. Township 23 S, Range 2i l., (unapprOved) and Section IS, 1ownsSip 23 S, Range 25 F., described as follows:
 Beginning at Cor. No. 1. the s. E. Cor, whence the W. Il Cor. of Sec. IS, T 23 S., R 9 E., c. & s. F. B. 6S M. brs. s. 72' IF F. 2425.1 1t. thence N. 7Z' 57' W. 1860 feet to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-04

wait for their return if they did re- turn. l have heard about 200 boys in our regiment that have lost their scared to look in The Herald; scared their girls have been lost in their heart and future. For myself 1 have none. I am too old to have one. I am past fl and my only hope is to return to my sister and her little ones; also a gray haired old mother and papa and brother. and I live in hopes daily for them to live until I get back. But this younger set is worrying themselves to death about so many weddings since their departure from Alabama.
 'I am the mess sergeant and I can tell when the boys line up for mess who have lost, their best girls by the way they receive their food. They don't ask for much to eat. feel sick, don't feel good enough to eat. Be sure to publish my letter and send mo about 10 copies of the letter, so can show it around the regiment to ps cify them to go ahead and fight hard for their best girl, mother and Dixie.'
 Here are some extracts from joint
 
 Robertson and Corp. Abner William son of Company c, 167th, from Pell City:
 Tt is true that we have had some great experiences in the world war since we have been over here. Our health is fine; everybody seems to be happy. Now, we all want to tell YOU that we are glad we are not con- scripted soldier boys. Our company is from the little town of Pell City. At the present time there are only seven boys left in our company that joined it when we were first mustered in Therefore you know we can't help from being thankful to be in our own company. Christmas all the young lads from home received a swell box of articles which was more than appreciated. Never month passes but what we hear from our dear little home town through the Pell City Progress.
 Many of you have often thought about your boys in France. I can assure you they are o. k. This coun- try is not like home at all. but you can always find something to do to mass the day away. All the Y. M. c. As are doing good work. You bet we like to see one of them right after long hike.
 ..Now. in regard to the French sol dier boys, we make friends every where. All of them treat us with great respect; no fault to make.
 ..The springtime is here; all the fields are green, the grass IS about inches high. When you want to Write a letter to your lover get on the grassy hill. When you want to write mother get in a billet on a wooden stool at nighttime, so no one can see you shedding tears.
 Best regards to all the friends at home"