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COSMOS.

The Cosmos Theater this week has
an attraction in the wileys, whose
beautifully presented musical act
with a longer repertoire OF selections,
might easily win the headline hon.
ors. 1t presents a master OF the mu-
steal glasses and a fine pianist. who
also prove to be excellent singers.
There is a round OF hearty laugh
ter, with a musical surprise. in the
blackface act presented by Brown
ing and Dawson, with q real black
face as an assistant in some OF the
rarest harmonlca tricks and melodies.
Alice Roye sings a breezy lot OF
songs and wins much applause.
Fields and Halliday have a military
travesty with laughable moments, and
Charles Smith and company OFFER a
combination OF crook and slang play
called Pretty Soft" which Is better
constructed than the usual vaudeville
playlet. "Hilda's Ankle" r. q pretty
girl act, with four big. catchy musical
numbers. pretty girls, stage settings
and costumes and another new type
OF popular vaudeville comedian.
An impressive William S. Hart pho
toplayi The Patriot" IL the big matt
nee feature. and II IL supplemented
with some enlightening Aims on ca
mouhage. a delightful little Billy
Rhodes comedy, and the Hearst-PAths
News.
The Washington times., 1918-04-23
To Properly Treat
Obstinate Wrinkles

Particularly where wrinkles are long and
deep. the massage devotse il apt to rub too
hard and too frequently. This loosens the
akin. causes muscles TO sag. REErs Yates the
wrinkled eondi,ion-just the opposite result
from that sought.
Better than massage. or anything else, for
the most obstinate wrinkles as well - the
finest lines. is a remarkable formula which
YOU may readily avail yourself OF. as you
stituents from your druggist. II IL this. one
ounce powdered saKolite. dissolved in one
half pint witch hazel. Battle face, neck and
hands IN this. The effect Is really marvellous
not only as TO wrinkles. but also IN cases
OF bRREy cheeks and chin. The application
Is cooling and soothing tending 10 relieve
fatigue. Both the witch hazel and the EaIO-
lite are. OF course. entirely harmless to the
skin
The Washington times., 1918-04-23

patchwork quilt to be sold at aue'
ton for the Red Cross.
The quilt is being made by Mrs
John Edwin Nevin, wife OF a Wash
ington newspaper correspondent. The
autographs are inscribed In water
proof ink on white cloth. The money
raised will be for the ambulance fund
OF the Junior Red Cross OF Alexandria
Va.
Among the signatures on the Quilt
are those OF William Howard Taft,
Col. E. NJ. House, J. P. Morgan, Joseph
Letter, Chief Justice Edward Douglass
White, Douglas Fairbanks. Mary
nresaler .
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ADVERTISEMENT
RHEUMATIC PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
As well as all other external
aches and pains.

Stop that suffering BY applying
refreshing. relieving. PenetratIns
sloan's Liniment. Its counter-irri-
tatlon quickly does away with swell
ings, inflammation. stiffness, bruiss-
soreness.
You don't rub Il Unjust apply and
II penetrateH. Clean. leaves. no muss
won't stain skin. Economical. too. No
increase in price. 25c. soc and S1.OO.
The Washington times., 1918-04-23

It might be an advan-
tage(if the prices Of meats
and live stock could be
stabilized. The packer
now has to cope with the
uncertainties of f1uctu-
ating prices of both cattle
and dressed beef in order
to getan average netprof1t
of of a cent per pound.
But - elimination of
price fluctuations, now
regulated by supply and
demand, involves many
difficulties:
Fresh meat is perish
able and must be sold
within a few days for
what it will bring.
When meat accumu-
lates, competition forces
prices down so as to make
stocks move.
When the supply is
short, competition forces
prices up, resulting in
even distribution of avail
able stocks.
Demand for meat varies with
industrial conditions, with sup
ply of ships for export, with the
seasons and weather changes,
and with supply of other foods.
It varies irregularly in different
parts of the country; it varies
with respect to the different
qualities of meat, and the var
ious cuts.
The demand for by-products
also huctuates.
The supply Olive stock reach
ing the packing plants, as well
as its weight and quality, huc-
tuates from day to day, from
week to week, and from season
to season.
The price the packer pays
for live stock depends on all
these varying conditions.
Swift & Company will gladly
cooperate in the carrying out
of any national policy that will
tend to steady the prices of live
stock and meat.
The Washington times., 1918-04-23
Attractions At Capital Playhouses

good looking girls. Pretty costumes and
elaborate scenic effects have been pro-
vided.
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NOTABLES AUTOGRAPH
QUILTS FOR RED CROSS

Autographs OF the President. Vice
President. members Of the Cabinet.
Congressmen, Senators. states gov
errors and other men Of prominence
are written on squares that make up
The Washington times., 1918-04-23

Swift 4 Company'a sales Of fresh beef IN
VVashinFton for the week ending Saturday.
April 3. averaged is55 cents per pound
Advt.
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Ohio News Notes.

AKRrrN--t'ry council last night
passed an r-,!!nanr" providing that al
able boi!.i nurN. "Xrcpt hna-hd" stud
cuts be;w"ra IT,. ages Of Is ARD -.
must sl.,a.iiI;. rI,ca"" in 3"mr proiuc-
;iy, rr.pir., NOR; at least. thirty hours
Il week under i'cuaily ~ ~ least 81"
I'm ard i,iir .~,'nnrnt NOT I" exceed
sixty dn:S.
MiRIrN--Piuncd against III, end OF
4 g"ndc!.I tag u pI".: al h't:y steel IL
L Big -Four freight Ar:s"n Grand. III.
who had run a"a% from "I!; h'tnr,
Cleveland. was r"uTd dca,! here with
his skull crl!$h"d
SHAWNEE William Anger. aESd IS.
~ S;raItsyill". -" A.ll"I hy' a Goa!
rain.
ATHENS 80. vi ape, her" says
Athens, c..un = has n" brs: seed corn
in tho sinir. =
SALEM - Mrs.. Mike Mcrinn vas
Slash"d r'I"s$ IN" tH": by an uni'icn-
: riiic,i msn. tt j. h.,i"v"d III" attack
::r,w gu: "c Elaril,and threats.
ASIITAl!u i-A--i.. y. Wright aged %.
uf Jefferson. beat his wife into un""h-
ycinu$n"Ss ana then hanged himself.
Et't.YRl'S--I:cv. l.. -. Corb" / Of tho
First baptist church ht$ RESIGNED ten
tnl!v"ly t. enter tn" army rs 4 chap
lain.
! EI-rYEl'S---Thn price of hair cuts
has advanced - Ia cents and $haT"S t.
! 20 cents.
NEI.SONNlLLE---.1nh Kobin"t. aC"d
81. was found in :. shed with his skull
! crushed. = youth = held for inv"s|i-
cation.
|
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PITTSBURGH SPECIALIST
AMONG NOTABLES TO
GIVE OPINION OF
NUx-|RON
Or. Rhoads Claims Iron in the BLOOD
Puts Energy and Vim in the Veins
of the Weak, Rundown
and Aged.

Among the many notabl es to indorsn
pep,onized Nux Iron. including judges,
LAWYERS, editors and business men, the
latest is DR.. F. A. Rhoads, OF Pitts
hurrh. the well known authority on
the nervous diseases Of mon and ~om'
en-. He says:
There are thousands OF people IN
all walks OF hfe who are nervous, run
down, weak and anaemic, VINO iacK
strength and vitality and who feel the
need of something to build them up
and put renewed energy into lhelr
veins: but they do not know what 10
take.
1T may prove valuable 10 know that
Peptonizcd Nux-lron has proven
through my own tests of it 10 e1cel
any other form Of iron have ever
used for creating red blood, building
ND the nervous system, Strengthening
the muscles and correcting digestive
disorders.
Pcptonized Nux-Iron Is perfectly
harmless 10 the teeth, stomach and IN
tpstincs. being highly dyalyZed anu
differing greatly from the ordinary
forms Of metallic iron.
! For those afflicted with indigestion.
nausea. dizziness. fainting spells
headaches, backaches. sleep poorly
, lack energy, or become melancholy
! over trivial things; who have BAD
: taste in tho mouth, bad breath. faulty
circulation and awake in the morning
all tired out before the day is begun
have pains in the stomach. kidneys or
around The head. PrptonZrd NuX-lron
will b. found the genuine reconstruct
tive tonic, nvigorant and rrrltaliz3r
Ppptonized NuX-lron may be Oh
tanned al the G. II. (iriest 4 Co, 1l25
Market street, Wheeling: the Dank-
worth Bros, cor. belmont and SD sts''
Bellarr. and the Sclby & Reeds three
stores. Martins Ferry and bridgeport.
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MORE SENSATIONS IN
CASE OF BRIDGEPORTER
NOW UNDER ARREST

STEU BENVILLE, Ohio, April %
An affidavit charging Joseph ".
Schultz, - years. well known optician
of Bridgeport, Ohio, with classifying his
questionable, filed with Steuhonvillt'
Local Board No. /, was filed by FEEDER.
al attorneys here before u. S. Com
missioner E. l. Finley to-day. and the
accused will be arraigned for prelim.
mary hearing Wednesday.
Mr. Schultz was arrested Monday
morning at draft headquarters here,
and is now in the county jail.
1t developed to-day that letter To
the draft board from Mrs. Joseph W.
Schultz" Of Pittsburgh, Pa, asking
information as to the whereabouts OF
Schultz, whom she has not heard
from two years" and his classification
in the draft, led to the Bridgeport man
being summoned for examination. and
his subsequent arrest.
When questioned by the draft board
members he is alleged to have admit
ted that he had been twice married
His first marriage was TO Il Pittsburgh
woman, contracted August 20, 1910
Schultz said he lived with her only {
year, and then divorced her.
His QUESTIONABLE showed that he
had been married on the above nance
date and that he had contributed ST.,
500 annually to the support of Ellen
Schultz, his dependent wife, since
marriage. 1t developed. it is alleged
that Schultz did not marry Ellrr
Schultz, his second wife, until Decrm
Der II, 1917, at Wheeling. W. Va. JUS
previous to the time Of tho filing o.
his QUESTIONABLE, and he was unaDh
TO explain to the satisfaction Of the of
fcials his sworn statement that sh.
had been his dependent since 1910.
! 1t is said that The Mrs. Joseph W
! Schultz" OF Pittsburgh. will be call"(
i here as a government witness in The
! case. Mrs. Ellen Schultz. tho preSru
wife OF the accused, came here las
! evening, after being Informed of hel
: husbands arrest.
: Schultz was formerly employed b.
= ". {. BOUCHER, an optician Of this City
and he registered for tho draft here
: last June. 4 short time later he wen
! 10 Bridgeport, where be has since
boon located
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HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no-good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets--a sub
stitute for calomel-were prepared BY
Dr.. Edwards after II years Of study
with his patients.
Dr.Edwards' Olive Tabletsare a purely
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iL
You will know them by their olive color.
Tohave aclear, pink skin. bright eyes,
no pimpics, feeling of buoyancy like
childhood daysyoumustget atthecause.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel-yet have
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation. That's why millions of boxes
are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box
All druggists. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results.
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HirA Meets Bridgeport.

II the weather ri;,n will permit. the
Triadelphia district high school nine
will clash with the bridgeport high
nine. Both teams haze been getting IN
some effective practice iat"!y. and
Bridgeport has already played On" game
holding the fast f.lllVtt ::inH i! l" ~.
one day after ;h"y started practice.
Coach Miller h"!L a meeting OF ms mon
last evening for The, purpose OF issuing
uniforms. ard giving instruction for the
firs, game, lie garc.a general Idea
of who would start ir tn" regular lineup
hut the only ones who a-e sure OF their
Jobs are: Poe. Eorksicy and Howard.
outrielders: oldham. catcher: Meek ara
O.Brien. inficldnrs. His pitching choice.
will lie between Srharf. Clemens ard
Clovis.
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WILL BE ACCEPTED.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va April CO
give Oaks" tn" beautiful residence
Of Congressman and Mrs. Harry Wood
ward, located on IL hill overlooking
the town Of Spencer, and offering 4
fine view Of picturesque Roanc county
for miles around. likely will be the
first soldiers convalesccnt hospital
established in West Virginia, II be-
CAME known here to-day. Mrs. Wood:
ward recently offered the home to Gen
eral Gnrcas for tho use Of the govern
menL 1t has been decided 10 accept
the Offer, il is said.
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OPERATE ON BISHOP MCCOY.

ROCHESTER,. Minn.. April -" -
Bishop J. II. Mccoy, Of the Methodist
church. South, whose home is nj Biz
mineham, Ala. underwent an opera
ton at a hospital here late to-day. His
condition wis said 10 br somewhat TO
licvcd and he is expected 10 return to
his home some time next week. Hos
pila! physicians said that the bishop
suffered no i'll effects from the opera
ron.
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Scout arilttary DILL

The Boy Scout organization OF tho
First N. E. church Of Elm Grove held
I q military drill on the Elm Grove bail
grounds last evening. in charge OF
Scoutmsster =. u. Walton and Assistant
Scout-Master J. NJ Walton. The organ
ization was out in full force and much
real knowledge OF the various forma-
tons were taught them. The scouts are
making preparations TO take part In the
big scout demonstration which Will DC
held Saturday evening in the city in the
interest of the Third Liberty loan drive.
This patrol ot scouts has been doing
excellent work during the few months
it has been organized. and has striTet'
to aid tho government in every way.
Large sales Of Liberty bonds and war
savings Stamps hav. h>cn reported BY
this patrol.
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FULTON WINS
SECOND STAR
INTERESTING LITTLE PIKE TOWN
TRIPLES QUOTA TOE TEIED
LIBERTY LOAN.
Subscriptions St1N Coming Ia Fns~
Trying to Get Third StE-z.

Not satisfied with being The firSt
town or city in the county 90 ralse KS
share OF the Third Liberty loan bonds
the town Of Fulton has tripled its quota
and is still selling bonus. Tho orlHinaI
quota of this littlc town OF about one
thousand inhabitants was $2&.b5e' but
over $6s,150 worth OF b"ndS has os"o
disposed OF already. This earns 1or
them the second silver star To ad"rn the
nag given by Secretary Of Treasury Nc
Adoo, to the town or city ootstlnins us
quota The commuters arr stu ouSS
and are making a supreme effort I" earn
the third star. which would be quite IN
envious record.
The patriotism Of the people OF this
little town has been very evident durlhs
all the Liberty loan drives. Tor theE
have always answered nohly the oe
mands Of Uncle Sam on them. a large
number Of the Fulton boys are rlGht'nE
In. France. or are In the cantonments'
the people left RI home are ANXIOUS
do all they can to help them de1eat
Kaiser. From the way they nave
"a DOING. the katser's end Is not faS
taut
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RECEIVERS NAMED.

PITTSBURGH. April @3.--J. D. Cal
lcry, II. S. \. Stewart and Charles a.
Pagan were today appointed receivers
for the Pittsburgh Railways company
in the federal court. Mr.. Gallery IS
chairman Of the railways directorate.
Mr.. Stcwar, 8 Il banker and Mr.. Pagan
un attorney.
Application f0r the receivership wes
fled yesterday By the American Brake
shoe company Of Wilmington and the
ST. Louis Car company Of st. Louis.
The company. which operates 500 miles
o. traction lines in the Pittsburgh dis
trtcr. is 4 subsidiary ot tn" Ihiladsl-
rhia ,."lnpft1i".
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OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. O.. Anril @%.--H'i!liam
Scarlrs Garlic. aged *. president If n
iargc furniture company. died today. lie
vas horn in England. tn" family COM
ing tn Columbus nifty years ag". Mr.
Garlic WAS n captain in the CIVIL war
and was member Of the legal l"cl"%.
lie had business interests III Mansfield
~ we'll as in Columbus.
state Auditor Vic Dnnancy hopes :"
dispose Of 100. 900 unlicensed dogs IN
Ohio by raising tho f." I" s. "r GID.
Among the cHlStmrntS in the United
States navy Today are: l.. IL. liaS''-
bargcr. CuyHhuga Fails: f.. r.. lr"hl.
Newark: Paul IL. liraley. Akron. Army
cnl:$,mcntS included: George +. Sharp.
Cadz: Lloyd l.. Alignrry. Mowrysl"hn;
James II. Lawson. New StraIiSvillc:
Glenn y. S ewart. Ann Arh"r. Mich.
What public utilities commission Ut
iicials say is the frs i':StanC" Of Il thls-
2honr rate r. Ohio b"i1% fixed n some
iicurr not 4 multiple If - Was an
nuuurcd for Logan today. The new
raIcs we're made following cons"lida-
, ton nf two companies. City r"SldcnC"
phones will b. $l.25 and rural phones
lisa. MI other rates IN IN" state H''
said 10 hr diviSihl" by -. although n"
reason for making them so "*cr has
been advanced.
w. II. Merrill. president Of tho Under
! writer's laboratories. known well as an
! uhIn insurance man. has h"n appointed
section chairman a.! tn" newly or
gained Tire prevention section nj the
I wur industries board If IL" council Of
| national defense.
! In connection with his work and mat
, Nr the state hrc marshal. il was SAID
] to-day, steps h:tv" been taken for CO.
! ourr:tti ion looking /" elimination nG fire
! hn2ar,is in munitions plants and other
plants doing government work.
\ statement issued today ny stat"
| Fir, Marshal Fleming says mat quiet
! i.;v, stirniiun in III" last few days has
: brought 10 I%ht 4 most astounding state
, rf affairs in Ohio.
! "planlS which the government and
: sale inspectors ordered Thoroughly
guarded It few months ago" says Thu:
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Red Cross Benefit.

An entertainment for the benefit OF
the Edgwood Rid Cross auxiliary Will
be- held ut In" Mn Alpha theatre ri
Edgwood tomorrow and friday evenings.
Special features har" beer secured. ara
4 very interesting program will h'' car
ried ort. The proceeds sill h. used 20
purchase materials Ter Bod Cross sew
ing. The lArE., advance sale "t tickets
indicates a large attendance.
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Joins Marines.

The many friends ut Thomas serrtdGe
Of woodsdals will he surprised TO earn
of his enlistment with the United states
Marines. lie was enjoyed Tor some
time Us landscape gardener at the nome
Of B. W. Peterson. and has many friends
in 1he pike section. II: will leave in q
couple Of days ard Is anxious u be seEt
to foreign shores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-24
BENWooD RED CROSS MEETS

1t was enormously reported in yes
terday's papers that the Baawood Red
Cross society would meet this evening.
This, however, is incorrect. "a the Rcd
Cross chapter will meet tomorrow
evening ~ their headquarters in RI"
ely building: t,."r:ird. VINO ran i
aSk.ri - attend
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Ashland count. The first in Ohio IL
GAGGED is l?l> quota of War Savings
and Thrift Stamps. has started I" raise
a second allotment Ut SiH5.f2". Tho To
al an"unt sold ;hnA TAR reaches 94a''-
7J6. which was *l.57G in eXc"ss OF me
treasury department allotment In thlS
county for III" rnlira year
r. W. Miller. Ashland county chair
man. has advised the Ohio War Sa"-
inrS committee that his organization
Will CON il!rI" .nt"nsircly the sale u
stamps throughout tn" year.
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Class Meets

The c. S. C. Sunday school class SO, OF
.he stone Presbyterian church OF Elm
cove will hold special meetlng 70
morrow evening at the nome OF Nc
Laura Rernke Of PARK view.
t,,s;ncse matters will be taken up after
10 EDUCATIONAL hour. Upon the compile
lion Of the business matters soc'a'
hour will be held.
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Society Meetings.

-, The Epworth League. Standard Gear
.rs and Campfire Girls. all orGaniza-
TONS Of the First NJ e. church OF Elm
Grove, will meet In the church par
sonage Friday evening. The installation
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will Be brought up for disc
Echo Point Red Cross.

The Echo Point Red Cross auNtilar'
held 4 busy meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Shroades Of Echo Point last
evening. 4 large number VI garment:
to be sent to France were completed aao
q large attendance was recorded.
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statement. have brrn found. upon re-
INSPECT ion. In be no; only 1T the mercy
ni fire with total loss. hut subject 10
entry and dcs:ruclion By enemy spies
und trNii0rH
9TH" gravity If ;hc situation chnn"t
h" ny,rra,r,l ur uv"rcstiInatrd and Dor
It. RS dangerously HEAR crlInlnaiIt! IL
is highly probable that within thu: mex.
week the state or tn" government Will
CALLS, some arrests and the penalty upon
runy lction w.li bt heavy"
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Authorized Pay Stations

HIN 0rcvs, ". "
TIA First National BANK
Htote Bank OF Elm Grove
1AIsWood. Y. Va
HdEeWocd Pharmacy.
Tultoa, ". Va Bank OF Foitoo
WA0a,a1H, ". "a
Cnmnany Onic6, Cor. l3eA a1S
GA1hAa Sta
Pay yozr electric Light. Gas and
Vntsf 6ills At th0 most cooVenAas
cay staten. before tho leth OK each
month. to SAW Discount
HsS8 V1xT1naA Traction 1lscsr1e Co
c11Y = suburban 0A1 CO
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Briefs and Personals.

lanes Dunhaven Of Pittsburgh ID
snendinS several days in Elm Grove;
Miss Virginia Cloves OF west -
ander. has returned home a1ter spenu'''9
several DAVIS in Washington. :.
Ior%-,,.. Daynes Of Big Wheeling creek
e confined TO his home i'll.
Eerr, Dieer. Of Cedar ROCKS Is con-
fined to his home ILL
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H0nncil MahfR.

The town council Of Elm Grove VIII
meet in a special session in tn" councc
chambers on Main street tnis evening.
N.avor c. W Canlrhsll will bc in chars;
--....-~! i-,--1n-,I1t business matters
will Be brought up for discussion. The
.,,,t,..u .ut n,Sp hr:tr report or
the progress Of the Third Liberty loan
drive.
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ting forth every effort toward the sue
cess Of the meeting.
MAY DECLARE WAR.

LONDON, April 23.-Uruguay and
Argentina arc expected to declare wal
against Germany at an early date, &C
cording to Berlin advices forwarded
by the Exchange Telegraph's CORE
spondent at Amsterdam. The German
newspapers have been notified to pre-
pare the public for this development.
he adds.
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Of the officers Of the first TWO na1neo
will take place. and the otL'ce!s "a ~.
~. nor,od will be elected. After the
j,.,s;n.ss mas been transacted social
hour will be enjoyed
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FOE IRRITATING, PERSISTENT
EOnGH

let ono Of Browns bronchial TrochcS
dissolve slowly In the mouth. Repeat
until relieved.
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Buy Liberty Bonds and bust Bill the
Boy.
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Brag Of buying Liberty Bonds may
be good dog, but Hold Fast to them
is way yonder better.