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Arizona republican., 1918-12-24
SELECT RED CROSS
 DIRECTORS TODAY

An important meeting of the nomi- hating committee of the local chapter of the American Red Cross society is to be held at 10 o'clock this morning at the chamber of commerce building. The meeting is for the purpose of tentatively selecting officers for the organization for the ensuing year.
 At this meeting the committee will canvass the membership of the local chapter and select candidates to fill 15 places on the board of directors which will become vacant on the first of the year. The names of the chosen candidates will then be placed before the organization as a whole for rati- fication.
 The members of the nominating committee are H. S. Prince. H. J. Me Clung, W. Esgate. J. P. Lavin, John Page and W. McNeff
Arizona republican., 1918-12-24
At Our Own Door

On Sunday morning The Republican printed con slicuousiy on the front page in black faced type and put into box" what the telegraph editor evidently believed the most startling and i'm portant that overvthe wire Saturday night l was the story of starving, dying school children n New fork. Their parents could not pay the high Ics of necce-Ary food lt said that these chil- lrea were mintng in school rooms and dying at
Arizona republican., 1918-12-24
INSURANCE CO. LOSES
 VERDICT OF s26,941

A verdict of s26,94150 for the plain- tiff was brought in last evening by the jury in Judge Lyman's division of the superior court in the case of San- derson vs. the Arizona Fire Insurance company.
 It was the first time in the history
Arizona republican., 1918-12-24

MINES GOA BONANZA ng statements and solicited friends to invest assertions and further enre you before stockholders meeting make this last statement with future, and it's secury-Work shaft is below surface Water reached sulphde minedold with property They profuse wonderful meeting publish I before of will if
  to n this popertyNot dollar wasted skilled workers. Old the Crown King. Stockholders
 of Arizona the  n ', 1918 20 E. Washington St officers
  miscellaneous pertinent The recommended of the
 
 all depths and in all directions
 By order
 GEO. O. FORD. President
 
  corporations 12c at 
 GEO. 0.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-24
MAY LOCATE HERE-pr. T. F.

MAY LOCATE HERE--Dr. T. E. Me Call arrived in the city yesterday from Wickenburg where he is temporarily stopping. Dr. Mccall lately left Fort Riley where he was a member of the medical corps. He will probably locate in Phoenix. He is not a stranger here. His first visit was made 22 years ago, and he has been in the city many times since
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
WHEELING HIGH
To HAVE: SQUAD
o1o GOLD AND BLUE TO BE REP.
RrsENrED ON THE GRIDIRoN
DESPITE WAR CONDITIONS.
WORKOUTS TO Be Resumed Today
Expect To Place whining Team
On Pield.

Wheeling high school VII nr repre-
sentcd on the grilirnn this season with Z
fc otbaIl team, in spite Ui reports /" II"
contrary. In fact. the Discrimination "'
football at the local higa Gchn"l was 80
near q realization that prHrt!c" ana All
work. ruts were discontinued Tor over Il
week. Local followers n IN" h'SA
school wrrr highly disappointed over me
fact that high school wa; rot I" II" rep,
r, sontrd on tho grihirun this year ana
m, news that il has been decided 10 con-
tInuc athletics comes a& ;'1od news w
followers of tn, Old Cold and L'lu".. i
has hrrn intimai@d that "int. johns. VITO
n, or,. time was the hH: &c" ~ W.
SiaY;s .lryrn, Will aSsiri Coach GAVIN
in rounding the squad int" shape LOT '! ''
0r.uin:. gam. Saturday. The Erour''''
on which Ia play the gn nos has mt h'ic'l
s., .lrd. but high school uiiSlalS cAP'''
- :. cure grounds and ha'' mem II" ~oi.
,;Il,ou frr saturday. 1T Is thought I'M =:
, winning team will hG put III me Hc''
mis- wear. thu following III II hat'lihe ''L
,,'..,G an th,. N:~; b ana. lark. Love anu
i.imhcrIoud ends: Snyder. r"hTIc en- ana
Rolf tackles; lIam'ii and sloan EHa
S..hanf and rl"n:'ns. "rnicss: 'APl.
Stubbs E,idcmill"r. IInwncd MunAS an"
Walters. backs. i l%rr' nuinh'r ~ -"
ond string men ar" mis-" showing Hi'
we'll II il estimated 'hlt III" team VII!
,vrrnr,. we'll over Iii" -" mars anu
will h. ono nr III" fastest "f"r 'urh'''
ont by the Old Gold AID Hi"n INSTITUTION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
Many Follow Mr.. Taft
To Bid Him Farewell

After the meeting Mr.. Taft. as h.
loft the hall. was hcsicScd by ladies
and Ecntlcm"H who wanted to greet HIM
and express ~ihcir admiration ~ ms
speech.
On rcgIning the street. Mr.. TAFT '""i
the cast side Of Market street. watkins:
down l"isurcly with L few CT! i::CnS III a
mos, democratic way. stopping now cno
then 70 greet and shake hands with IN"
numerous proplc who were awaiting ms
trip to the Il. e Q. depot.
Many Of the people on tho streets OK
prc;cd TO yrc him surrounded by COR
don Of pnlicc or a large escort. but
! were SURPRISED and look Of admlratioi
came over their fftccS as anc Of the
most distinguished mon Of IN" world
walked the streets Of Wheeling 10 ar
! ordinary citizen and had a hearty hand
shake: and Il good word for anybody who
wished to mcrt him.
At the r. & u. depot. Mr.. TAFT was
| the center Of crowd. all OF WHOM
lr shook hands with, babe them Eood'
| hy. went through tho corridor !" tht
J stairway al the eastern end nnd as
! rcndcd To the platform, whrr" nc nctc
another reception for som" nj The DUST
| ness men and representative cEi1cns "l
; Wheeling on hoard tho rrirat" car 81
J General Manager ENncS Of the i. n ~.
! ON which h. made III" journey ~ WASH
! iugtun, H. -, leaving Vt ";@h :" cI"Sh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
TAFT PREDICTS
Continued from Page one.)

erty lnans. and have Just started on
tours for the fourth loan.
Tt Is with great qualification that !
Say the meeting this Afternoon was
large and enthusiastic and shows tn"
solidarity Of the people of Wheeling IN
pushing the war tn a successful rnncIu-
sion with q Just peace for the eli
tcntc."
Spanking Of the fourth Liberty loan
he said: The amount will bc sun
scribcd and ] know your county and
city will give the quota asked ana
more. Tho task is lnrSe- hut | have III"
fear of the result, as tho American
people sec their duty anG viii q" H.
and ultimate victory will he ours.
IT want to thank tho people ~
Wheeling and vicinity for their E"n"r-
nus attendance OF tn" mcctlnE ana !
will always remember with glow OF
pleasure the tru" AnHricanism SHOWN
this afternoon in their enthusiasm i"'
victorious peace"
Mr.. Tart is the picture OF health aad
IS reduced somewhat in flesh sine" las
last visit TO Wheeling. and said h" mas
never felt better in his life since nus
illness in Kansas last year.
With n hearty handshake for every
hody present and a cheerful goodbye,
one Of the most lovablc presidents "t
the United States started on nus r'-
MN trip to Washington at $50 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
Ex-President Was Met
By Enthusiastic Crowd

Long before train timr crowds ha"
! gai hcr"d al the l''nnSylr2nlh depot 10
: get "A vantage n"!n; /" -" IN" "lS''h-
r,,ishrd "v-proSirnt - ne cnmr from
! thu prirat" car in wh'"a h" manc inc
! Journey from Il"r"land - mrs '.'E.
The station platform. ne stanton u
! self Eleventh and Water streets hogan
In nil up rapidly 1T "'ri""k. i"w
! minutes after the hIg Liberty IAN
! b,nd leading thu BOY scouts. marrhrH
/ 10 I'M, STATION. takinG hun!r''is. NOR"
! with them to au4;m'nL tho ALREADY large
. crowd
Members nf IN" reception c"Ihmiit""
| arrived IN groups -: tw'S hhh 'lrc'H
! until tn. ;yh"t" vi That body was lincd
, ,!u at ;hr t,"t If Ia" runway. nut tn"E
were lest IL th, lhC crowd ihnt 1'H''"
! on" :tnnth rr III their efforts {" get L
! good vlrwing Dlarc.
The train rolled into thH station NJ
80 O'Clock. promptly on time. ana H<-
| President Taft aliChtcd. accompanied T!
! rho escort committee. consisting ~ 'r'n-
! cr,l Alfred Caldwell. II. e. ogden. less"
4 Tlnch William Harvey and -\fch
! snwI.IIr. who lmarIrd tin" train NJ f.iiS-
| burgh to accompany IN" dislinH"'HH,,"
! guest 10 this city. Mr.. l'alra M'tr"r''
! who came with Mr.. TAFT from
land also constituted one OF TINS conn
Inillcr.
The group walked down the PLATFORM
! with Mr.. Taft III the lead cScnricu ~
General Caldwell and the rest OF tn'
committee following E
AZ they prDrrrd'Nl 4 S'IGh rlPPh VI
,nplaus, started which soon SprcaH
uvrr the entire assembling" Men "hF'!
their hats AMI ch'"r"d wh'Ic ?n"nE i't'
old crowded around for ch'h'
shake hands with ;hc Ecnla' 'N-p'"
dent
Falling in lin. behind the Toy Sc"utH'
which was h,:,d'd hr I'll" Dig oaho' wv
parade started down water a.,rI': y,
'rwrlf,h 70 Market street AMI Mr. lhi'
was preceded hy Il war" III
Which sw,.ul The entire r"ui" from III"
'',n,i',u IN ,h.. auditorium. AMI ;hG en-
thusia&m was dispt'tF"h ny '''''' -
both big political parties.
,rb,. wuviny al lIHudh"rchieiS =" ~,
,,;.. md tho Clnrring Of the men an"
hnys ,.Iu.ite,I IL smIir from Mr lAil'
VIII. lifted ms hat continual! d. M
,r.c.~inr lrn.rcLcd between III"
,h-nnrs which lined hrth sides .. IN"
:, Eleventh street the Roy Hcn''tS
,ir,.d nm in rGvirw while Sc'n' NIL
Ter Stewart, Scout Master S*r"E GINS UNI
Som Executives PORT cam" ha'H'
,ur.I ,br .x-urcS!drnt. :nrnrd am l''Hi
d., ,r,r.ssj,,n through tho d"'i"ir me-
49, rnvs who stood ~ StlHtc "hFI NV
,r,,,v Wis through. then taklni: ny 'h'
rear Of 1hr parade as 1t w"ndro Us wiz
into the AUDITORIUM
n,I.h and thousands stond outsidc' "'hE
;nr 4 narrow Ian" through which NV
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men. who have cleared the wide plateau
on The western end OF EheHih-d=s-
DANES and hurled the enemy down
through the valley beyond. OF even deep
er Significance is the continue SW:It
progress OF Prrshing's forces along INC
heights Of the Mouse and on WIG
front 10 the westward of the river.
To most observers. this thrust mas 'h'
greatest potential menace for the enemy
and IN. whole titanic offensive NY rag
jny from vcrdun to the North sea -
viewed MS a single battle in which tie
Americans on the RICH; are rH!'cd upon
To carry forward Il thrust OF Such I"
nature that the enemy dare not ilhse'
intermediates defense positions. nut must
mike all haste back Ia IN" Hc'Siah oH-
der or face tho enlightenment Of a large
portion uf his forces.
Tnn probable immediate effort 81 inc
enemy, il was suggested. Wousl pc !"
get his forces on the norm 20 inc "'S
If tho series Of sec rndary defense posi-
,iuns hc is known 10 have been "u:
ir,- ever since Marshal foch iauiiC"eu
ih,, SURPRISE attack in the Marine 81
lIcnt III July. In 4 general way 'ii'H
lin. j. supposed to nr parallel I" Inc
II n1.nLurs line for a long d:sthn'"
and pruhably with its main hSht"fS
.innsitirnS not moro than ten lni'cT VI 80
behind the present front. In:' ineIh-
trnoure Of that line. however. Will &C.
lrr,i on developments h"th H.'. 49,
>.,uin 81 IL: n!!..w rA:rat. az" '"' W.
l.r hrrr IS that thor: Is II" i"S''',,
.hnr, Of IN" Belgian border that could
~, relied on certainly IL block the vide
flarKing movement indicated by He"'
aral rrrShinG's swift advance. ,,;,,h
iSr,,,r every angle, the German h;Sn
command appears to be faced WIN pos
s,l,iIit;rs OF crushing disaster. l.. M -
thought. they have already ordered :,
general withdrawal. IN" sAsh'rst -.
in arrangements would mean sect' ~
IF IN, army cut off and amin 'iatea.
Marshal Foch has shown that he ms
,,v,YI:,hIc the forces to strike OIL any
front or on all fronts sinultahco'Siy'
This means that hr can InnhCn C.nIn,an
drives at any weak ink in nc German
chain n* it gives ground. and break
throiirh al any point might develop mo
4 rnut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
QUICKLY STOPS
CHRONIC COUGHS
Builds Up the System and Guards
Young and Old Prom Winter
Colds,
MOuNDSVTILE LADY SAYS IT 1S
SUPERB REMEDY.

Anybody who needs Il good body
builder and remedy for a chronic cough
should taxi. IIvDu Cod" declares Mrs.
c. L. t,lcru. nf Moundsvillr. W. Va. nno
I'm this Shr is backed M by the tcsti-
mony Of thousands who indurse TINS
wonderful combination OF hypophos'
ulAtcs. malt extract. iron. Wild chcrr!
bark and cod liver cNlractivrS.
~ had 4 chronic cough that wouldn I
yield To any treatment. ] was all run
down too. and III miScriIhly poor health
for about six months hcfnr" ! fortu-
nately heard about Hypo-Cod ana
started taking this wonderful medicine.
could not slcrp nights and l doctorcd
those whole six months without getting
any result until l started on Typo
cod Ii made III" feel better and strong
rr too. and wake 10 fresh and dandy
for the days work" continued Mrs
tlccE.
Thousands Praise It.
IIypo-tNod IS Il iiuc tonic. 1t makes
ynt feel ST. good. II tastes so EoooS-
good" children say. IL will never up
SGT IN, weakest stomach. II helps d.
rrs;;nn and annette and brings back
tho rich red hloodrd bloom I" Your
checks and tho healthy sparkle 10 your
eyes Gives added weight 10 weak thlhi
nollid rcnple, too Your doctor will rec
ommcnd it if you will show him the
formula printed on The carton. Get
bottle tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
EASTERN STAR
CONvENESH HERE
Fifteenth Annual Session Of Grand
Chapter to Be Held Here This
Week.

The fifteenth annual session ~ the
grand chapter Of the Order OF the East
ern Star will he held in this city II:
the Scottish Rite cathedral on Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week. Miriam chapter. No. J. will be
hostess. which chapter IL composed or
more than 500 members. 4 feaiur" 1T
the convention will b. the eXcmpliiica-
ton " the ritual. which will br put "n
Wednesday evening ut o'clock by INC
Miriam chapter The worthy lnatron,
Miss Elizabeth McCurd. will preside.
The following program Will Lee car
ricd out:
Tuesday, October l, p. m.
Opening Of grand chapter.
I;occption Of distinguished guests.
Announcement Of committees.
Address OF WclCu:nr-- Miss Elizabrth
McCord. worthy matror Of M'r."m
chapter.
R,.sponsc-Miss T"sSic Barber. ASSOC
ciaic grand matron.
Address Of Welcome, 10 Grand Repre-
seutativcs-.I. H. Gollcn"u. assistant
grand patron.
Ecsponsc--Mrs. Minnie W"lfr. grand
representative OF North Carolina.
Address of worthy grand natr"n-
Address Of worthy grand patron.
wednesday, October 2. a. N
Reports Of grand secretary Hr"'o 'S"'
urer and committees.
100 y. m.-Rcporis Of committees oa
Credentials and of standing and spe-
cial committees.
Miscellaneous business.
n. m.-ExeInrlifcutinn by Miriam
chapter.
! Entertainment and reception.
Thursday October 3, o. M
Unfinished business and election "i
grand officers.
1870 y. m---unhnlShcd business IN
stallntion Of grand officers an" CLOS
ing of grand chapter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
100 900 HUNS
rcor+tnuod from Page Oue.)

front from st. Quentin to the Scarpe.
Further progress is reported on points
included in the previous attacks and the
number Of prisoners taken by the BTU
ish since Friday morning exceeds Six
teen thousand.
North Of the Aisne the French pur.
suit continues. On the Champaign: front
they have taken possession or une
heights Of Bellevue.
In Serbia the route or the .k'iStriahS
&c complete. III" Scrhans arc racing for
1rskub the base OF the cnemy's commua-
ica,ion. while on the TANKS BRUSH.
French. Greek and italian troops are 40
yancinc as fast as possible. The num-
her Of prisoners taken and war booty are
enormous.
In Siberia the Japanese. have maze
great progress in capturing points OF
vantage on the railway system norm OF
Observation-Disclosures
In Palestine the Turkish armies nave
ceased to exist as fighting forces.
The results Of the allied successes IN
Macedonia already are becoming appar-
cnt According to q dispatch from &C.
nova information has reached S"lzeE;'
land 70 the effect that the Germans eaSe
already begun to withdraw occupauon
troops from Rumanla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
OHIO STATE NOTES.

MARYSvILLE- William Z
I.aughrey. aged 50. well known res
dent Of Marysville. is dead after nVe
years illness.
MARYSvILLE-Elij Bcckhan. aged
~. died yesterday.
FTSDLAY-John Frey WAS seriously
injured when he fell on a nail.
WASHINGTON {. H-Miss Florence
Oclc. prominent in women's clubs 10
dead.
PORT CLINTON - Kenneth Gregg
WAS seriously injured when his automo-
bill. was hit by train
GLOUSTER-Charlcs v. Curfman. a
merchant. is bankrupt, with debts OF
ss.T35 and assets OF $500. !
wILMINGTOS-Alfr |. Mickey. tor
II wears cashier Of the First National
hank at Blanchestcr. has been appoint
ed second vice president of the First
National bank Of Wilmington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
Deaf and Dumb Service
At St. Matthews Church

The Rev. Herb ri {. Merrill general
missionary 10 the deaf Of l,i"rrSrs ~
West Tirginin. District Of C"iunhla t'lu
Southern Virginia. held rhITch SGT ~
: large number &c n-lL inGtrS from TINS
rity and vlrinity attended. lTr explain
cd very instructi,"ly about "Enm"f IaE-
mr." Following tn" service. hc pap
iizrd. Misses, Pnulin" Mabel Conway AHA
Pauline Evelyn Harris WIN FP'nS',rS.
I,hr e Rrrmrr. Misses Iliha2 IN Davis
and Mildred Hi"h"s"n. Mrs. frhter:
rrrn, aun; Of Ia" Infant Harris oil
MnundsyiIlr. ~. Va. ana Mrs. Emrln
Nrir;"r. nj one time.
H., administered holy communion
,t"r" in til" morning. IN az" haS"ii'rh.
~ I ,. ,.hur,.h n,. Ilrnd.-tl tho rcC"It
convention nj West Virginia ASSu%!a'i"n
Of the prlt AT charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
WILL ELIMINATE MORE
STOPS ON PIKE LINE

r,r1cioJs of the Vest Virginia Trnc-
ram and Electric Company are planning
tn eliminate NOR" stops on their nn,r
,h-uik.. line. The stops 1" INC eng ~
trc linz :it Elm Grove have o"1n CLINE INF
mated. bu, ihr West Alexander GlHts sir,
. .'o - sat- ,,,u,,hrJ Officials arc looking
,',.,:r thn situation on tho West AlrXan'
G DIR end 3D., with n view Of finding the stops
that can best be eliminated the Stops
viii hr rut out by lhn end OF the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
One American Kills
Ten German Soldiers

WITH THE AMI:kCAN MN,
HnrTf VEST or HE:RpuN.. Sept. ~
thy III" Associated lT"Ss' ,--N'''''t,
,.on stnrc officers visiting Il ha'''','':
nm ,h,s SECTOR SATURDAY found Il u'h'
American soldier surrounded ny rn
,I,'nj ,;.rmau<. whom II" apparently
L,d killed before bong slain hilhS'".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
FIRE UNDER CoNTRoL.

AN ATLANTIC ftltsE. SEPT. -''r ~
discovered in tn" rarE" ~ th' Ne" '''"
and Cuban mall lines steamer -"'N,
,,.,,i,, q, sra had hrrn hrnuEh; under
a,,,,,,,I whr, IN, vessel reached :his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

man Of the United States highways
council. No permits will be necessary
IA continue the work. 1t was sutteo'
Contract which cannot be comp4eteu ny
November l must be approved oy 'nf
highways council through the S'A''
highway department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

Taft and his escort filed and cllnhrI
the stntrs ut the lower end OF tn" build
ing.
t'ongrsted conditions wcrr 7"; ut the
entrance Of the hiG hall. hut Inc 81
nriont work OF Sheriff Hastings and ms
deputies soon cleared n pathway ana
the. distinguished citizen and his escort
took their seats on tn" speakers stand
amid the applause Of the Assem- blhEc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

port tonight. Part OF the cargo Is be-
ing unlnaded SO that 4 survey may De
made of the damage. which is not be-
licvcd IN be great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
H|NDENBURG LINE
Continued from Page oue-)

Of allied and American soldiers at any
moment, although it may prove h''rcS-
sary 10 pass them for later occupa-
ton. az il has been the German prAc-
ticr - fill cvacuHtcd towns full OF gas.
While the center uf Immediate atten-
ton was the French sweep toward Laon.
now in plain sight OF GENERA Mansln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

An highway and street Improvement
INV actually! under construction will be
permitted to continue uninterrupted
s,ntii November I. according to adviceS
received today by the state highway
commissioner from L W. Page. chair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

The state food administration TO-DAY
advised farmers not TO sell their wheat
at less than guaranteed government
prices. as it will be only a short uHe
until the seaboard congestion IS renewed
TO permit internal movement IL nao
n,.n rc,orted TINT farmers were selling
or lower than guaranteed prices in or
dor 20 dispose Of their crop now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

A delexaton OF Marion county farm.
rers appeared hcfor. the state board or
Horticulture Saturday 10 protest against
tho boards ruling prohibiting the usn
of imported hog serum unless admin
astefed by a licensed veterinarian WI
liam Holvcrseott. president OF the Ma
rr,on county farmers organization. and
M. c. Thomas, county agricultural
aren't. headed the delegation. They also
Appeared before State Food Admins
nrato- Croxton to hav" q basic milk
sur1ce OF 1910 per hundred approved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

Governor Cox has issued rsqu'si-
l9ton on Minnesota for the return OF
Dwight W McGraw. who il charged
with having embezzled s125 from the
sAl,en county Liberty loan publicity
ico4r uittee.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-09-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisherl

Department sf the Intsrier
U. $. Land Once pt stsriins. Colorado.
August Ia. 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that Cornelius G. Nc
Bride. Of Fort Morgan. Colorado. who. on
September. 20. 1918. made Homestead Entry.
Serial No. 0ls52s. for Lot s.. ENVY,
NEAsWh. NWAsEh. Sec. 6, 7. BIN, and
who on March 10. 1914. mads additional home
stead entry. Serial No. o20405. for EtaSWA.
WhSEh Sec. 81. Township en-, Range
57-w.. 9Th Principal Merilian. has filed notice
Of intention To make Final Three Year Proof.
to establish claim to the land above described.
before Clayton c. Rickel. County Judge of
Morgan County. at Fort Morgan. Colorado.
on the ist day OF October. 1918.
Claimant names ss witnesses:
Frank Artley. Tony c. Young. John II.
Neal. and William G. Dicks. all Of Fort Nor
gan. Colorado. s-22 s-26
A. y browns Repiser