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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-01

fine distinctions. A refusal to- sustain
the president this year will, in their
eyes, be read as a refusal to sustain
the war. 1t will give heart to our de-
feated antagonist"
make it possible by our votes to
publish in Berlin the sixth day of Nov
ember that this nation is unanimous in
its determination to push this war to .
successful conclusion.
''There is no uncertainty about the
position of the democratic party II
Iowa, or its candidates. They are
committed without reserve to a 100 per
cent support of President Wilson in all
of his war purposes and his policy OF
reconstruction after the war is ended.
''They believe a public Office is .
public trust, and that no clique or set
of men should predominste in our pub
lie affairs, but that due regard should
be given to our great predominant ag-
ricultural interests and all other Of our
many industries. 3D.,
They ore firmly of the opinion that
extravaganza in the expenditure Of
public moneys has obtained, and that
economy should prevail in this state.
so that our people may be better pre-.
pared to answer the war demands Of
this nation. this without injury or .
niggardly spirit toward the great edn-
cationsl or charitable institutions Of
this state, that are our constant pride.
I'VE believe there has been engraft-
ed on our state many useless offices
and commissions created as . reward
of party servives, that might well be
abolished, and which still exist despite
the solemn pledge of our present gov
ernor two years ago to do everything
in his power to eliminate them, q pledge.
which, like many others, he made ut
terly no effort to redeem.
''Ovsr I'll, at this time, do We firmly
believe in the unification of all the loyal
forces Of Iowa, and the elimination of
al hate, prejudice and injustice that
would separate u, in order that every
ounce Of our strength IS . state may
be at the disposal of our president, .
that this war may be speedily won. and
the peace Of the world made m assure
ed fact.
CIsude r. Porter.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-01
Pfsapt Payn ne.ts.

,iearin9 ss psst few. days We have
recaiyed very satisfactory responses =
statements mailed to subscribers who
are not already paid in advance. There
has, been q perfect procession of pleas.
ant patrons passing the plunks person.
ally and per post for Plain Dealers, but
there are still many who have failed to
call. probably due to short notice and
bad weather keeping them from town.
We have, so far, no. mailed statements
to subscribers in town. expecting they
will doubtless call ut once and help us
get our list in shape to pass the govern
ment requirements. ',..c@
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-01
CREsC0 HOWARD COUNTY IOWA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l. 1918

sppeal to you. In ordinary times
divided counsels can be endured with
out permanent hurt. to the country.
But these are not ordinary times.
IF in these critical days. it is your
wish to sustain me with undivided
minds beg that you will say SO in q
way which it will not be possible to
misunderstood either here at home or
among our associates on the other side
of the sea. l submit my difficulties
and my hopes to you.
WOODROW WILSON,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-01
A Hsne Endersenent.

G. A. Meyer. of Calmar, Democratic
for State Senator in the Howard-Wi
nesheik district, gets the following en>
dorsement from the Ossian Bee:
''The Bee readers all know G. A.
Meyer, his interest in public affairs;
bis fairness and squareness are beyond
question. Carl Reed, of Cresco, his
opponent, is . lawyer practising in
Cresco. As Winnesheik will be repre-
sented by E. J. Hook, unopposed. it
looks as though the legal profession
will have fair representation. Vote
for G. A. Meyer for State Senator and
you will not be sorry"
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-01
Seldiers Letters Next Week.

The publication of several legal mat
ters, including the official ballot and
board proceedings, and large amount
of sale advertising. has caused the
crowding out of several interesting let
ters from our soldier boys, some of
them in the thick of the big fight.
They will, however. appear next week.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-01
Sseeessfll Hsg Sale.

The Lydon and hagnus hog sale
brought out . great crowd Of farmers
and breeders on Oct. oath. More than
500 people were present and GA hogs
sold for an average Of $70.35 each.
Sixty head were March and April pigs.
and 10 head sold for over $1,000. Percy
Young, of Prosper. Minn., ]. A. Beau.
master, of Elma, Phil. Barthelme, Of
Ossian, o. K. komberg, Of Calmar, and
Grover Owens, of Lawler, each took .
bunch of the best gifts. Messrs. Lydon
and Magnus wish to thank the public
for al fayofs,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-01
Clerk Carrier Civil Service Exanisatioz

NJ e Il &
Owing to exhaustion Of the eligible
list at the Cresco postofice, compe.
titive examination to fill an existing
vacancy rs substitute clerk-carrier has
been ordered to be held Saturday, Nov.
23rd, commencing ct 8 a. m. While
the examination ID open to males and
wives Of men in military or naval serv-
ice, it will be useless for women to take
the examination as the only position
open at present 10 one in which carrier
and janitor service is the principal
work. Applications for this examina-
ton must be made on prescribed forms
which may be obtained from MISS
STELLA O'BRIEN, local secretary.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-01
HeustitchinR

Henstitehias.
Done by the Singer Co., at 316. 4th
Ave. East. Managed by Miss M. E.
Troskey. As lO-3t
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GnnnSvilla Rl.fnfs

Henry iInm*,'. and daughter. Miss
.NIi,n Of NJ. Pleasant, Ia. ar" visiting
his .,nn, NJ. y llanSc and wife Of Cherry
"'T"";. Mr.. Hans" will return To his
HON" SunLny hut Miss li:Lusr will re-
nnnin for Il Two weeks visit.
in Ma%S!I"n g.. Thursday nil"r u visit
with h"r friend. Miss Helen thappcll Of
Warren avenue.
Thomas TIA! Tor OF West Main street.
WIS IN Martins Ferry ON business
Thursday.
! Mr.. ,;rnrgc SIrahl If ttshurrh is
visiting, w!'h relatives and friends Of
thi$ place.
Mr.. Charles Porter "r New Phiiad"i-
rhgr. - VISITING her sister. Mrs. Harry
. l:"l,y II West Nam street.
Misses Louie Groves and Ruth EWING
~" IN E!"l"lani at tn" wholrs;'l" h"tiS''
~ The interest II IN" millinery depart
iH'n' ul Iiarris"n'$ store.
Mrs. ESth,r Long ana Miss Mildred
i:rriou # IhiS plHCr are visiting heir
-I%i"r. Mrs Luther Moore uf Brnilsvlil".
They VIII also visit with relatives n!
N",r Castle. Ia. hefur" r"turniur home.
Frank Mark Of Gr""nti"ld., was her"
thus week VISITING with friends.
Mr.. Jack Heed Of Columbus. spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with her sis
ter. Mrs. Maggie Ellis Of West south
rect aTd other relatives Of this place.
Mrs John Hobbs "f N"rwIck. IS visit
, ~, her mother. Mrs. John EaIlry "i
/ East Mann street
i:,rt IInpkin~ IT 81. rlaIr*vilio. WAS
calm, mn friends h"r,' Wednesday.
Mr.. carol Mann and NrS. G. s. Me
,:r" nf THIS plnr" nr' VISITING: with rcla-
tiv'% in Flushing.
MR.. u. =. WhnT,arsh and mother,
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INII0l|2;iEEEK5 TT HAVE ER|N'55
FATE SETTLED BY NH. NIL Sun

,....,-r..+1. i.l>. j.y ~ Pr"SS !nh!i>a-
i,.-,.n ,-rh,. NV York W"riG'.
,1\rs,E. Juiy :.l-rr.'S dent N'S"n
,,-,. ,or,,aIIv proposed Cor arbitrator ~
IN. IRISH question ~ John Onion. ~"
Iris, Nationalist :..a6"r. IN \ speech IN
SO. E.u<-. -: commons.
,h,,.;,;t.. hush t.ii over ~" ii"E>''
vh.r li-. ur!i"r. after arituliy !"adii'S
~, :, has conclusion. %nr;,H% ms S''a>'-
:,ncal r:..i.us,l Tn" crowded nous" IN
Guided Premier Lloyd 'i''or@". l"nar
lax .x-rrc.iior NsGu.'h AMI other
,,rcr. y, historic Irish debates G. -"
49,, ~ Dillon trtad" his SG&S"S'i"a =
~, FAINT checrs cam" i5'ro ;'I' lao
-, n.::c..es. Will. n" in;"n'siS 80
si',n'.
g.h.n I'n%d George arnsr and !"fs IN.
j.a;:ss. Quickly. leaving !; t" t:dwar"
,SI...r.. IT,. n.w IRISH thief secretary. :"
,..i.. !, was widen: ernha-raSSln"n,
..,.:,;.:;;;,.. N ~. head q :, or" IN
r.w..r MS :..it OK ~ s.Gos.
MIR pIil"n ir"fa'."l his proposition
~ Saving:
..-rh.. ,..!c:.-;.ur nrH going :" maze
= ~, rrv o.x, responsibility. am
.tn.~.. ~, irlrtiy - n: followers a"i:
,raa, ~ NJ Trends =: ireland "hj''''.
!u.f E"s;,.,a;" situations r"1'.ir" "">..''r-
80. r...ti..!irS. Tn s3i,iItt"u N ir''ahH
=, r-..S.iit * d|>i.r"r:" a:'t i steadily
....-?tn.; ror-. i 'h., government ioi-
lows tn ra'i ir'y -. now :"!""i'%
10. I'LL t;.:,.<. e, ;ri', ,,ii: d":H"s;I'' S'i-
element r,mp"SSrt,.". !, ihc ErN"r;';a''h
49,. th"!r 49, - accept ri: suEs'~,i"h
NIL, ur,l.,r,:,,'. ~ = - -. COSY ~ n'*,
+. a,:c-<hi;. @" amv :;.f.V"m"" ha"" III
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NIT n question aE to which YOU mn.
properly take into counsel m"nn"rS -
Your own household ar'l your own '.''h-
H. Sucb as rcprrScntutiV ives Of n" t,f'it
sci governing dnrriu'"ns. /" summit i
question IT that Kind I" III" hr"'t Fht''m,
of n foreign power. however ir'r'"'E
that power might he and h"W'Ncr ''".
by allied. aa America is ". IN las ny ~ 70
cry tie OF kinship. friendship ana a'''"
ton ..t,,,.
Mr.. Dillon interrupted 90 ask: re"
Ar. We going to hav" league 81 TIL
MIR. ASquith replied: "fh"r" ',r" 'n:'l%
difficulties in the way 1f i"nEu" 81
nations. , ,,.,,1
Mr.. Dillon lntrrp"S"d: Irriand VIII
be ono Of the Creates.
Mr.. hsquith r"sr"nI"d: "n''r",%
ayrc.. with my h"n"r',st' FRIEND AZ,
mnIy pointing ont SOM" "f th' l'"a''i'iiI
Il; faculties in The way 81 tn Aa"idi'i'
Of such = suggestion. To whn q" We
thcn come? In my "rn:"n =" i'n>'
$50 ona more effort tn >"Illc It I"r
ourselves and by ourselves.
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NcMcchen Briefs.

Miss carrie Fisher IS spending \ fcw
weeks AT ,ii"IL i:aS;on.
t'hinf nI Police irrgstHn SN-'n' EcSt"t-
Gav al Mruudsviu". Attending 10 nus.-
Mr. \ r'rankfi"usrr left yesterday
co. t.lur;n.;nn. whore Sh" Will spend
several hny.: with relatives.
Nr and Mrs. Ed Brown ~ ltirt'"r"'
is spending few days visiting 'riehaS
her.
Miss Inc Hoffman. who has h""n con
f,,rd At tho Ohio Valley hospital Tor sew
rat weeks. was moved HON" last cV"h-
Mrs. T.. Conrad "r Wheeling Is the
r7ICs, of Miss Nell Plank"y.
Miss Margaret 1"n"s returned 10 n'r
home Yesterday after spending lc"
weeks N W"llshurg. :,
Miss Hrrr LINING OF Gates. ONO. IS
I'M. guest Of Miss l.u'lla WaylH.
Miss IIiCas VIII" has been i'll f"T som"
tin,,> AZ rh.. ,;lrHGal" hos pital. was move"
70 her hnm.. on Firth s;r""t "Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs II. George l"t' NcdheS-
dav C"r Now York.
Misses Shirley and Ecatr.c" WaSinah
I.f, Yesterday for Atlantis" city.
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,.;nr,u, -. founded If tn" cause OF Ire
land Is excluded tr'Jn rs Jurisdiction
Til. c>.sa OF ireland would stand at the
Gua. ~ any niiemp; To form a league
Of nations as AN lnpa sshic barrier IL
they are not willing 10 submit It Tor
frirndiS: settlement.
Great Opportunity.
rho government has STrIi pF-
.oor,u:lly -: getting IN example l" thr
,rnriu which iaht have mighty ana
widespread effects. 90
PERSONALLY, | would be willing 20
submit: tn" case Of my country ~ "
jury II Americans api"'hl"u ~ dr.,r'r
,i.at Wilson. That II Il very lAV"'is.n
prnro::.i tor England. America IS no"
her friend and ally. ,,,,,
.W;thnu, America England wouiu
h;.v. been starved and beaten; ns
Nn.ricar.s have proved their loyalty and
,.hurar,.r. | cannot understand WHY
tn government should hest. 'e ~
ci,roS.. ~ all events. This Is IN" pro
poS;.l ruiLke. providing IA" prtm" a''i n,.
t"- docs not take htS c"uTahc .h ~
hands and Scttl" II h!'nSrii. "A'NH
ti;rk the bitter "oGrS".
"If either OF th"s;" courses is Aooptcu
= s!,"ul,i b." accomplished by inc ap't,,
dnntnrf!t cr :he c""rriN" system no" III
fr-,.. m Ireland. and tn" efforts OF INC
Irl~!, government shall h" Strlci'y ron-
tinrd - :n:,i:,:ruan'" Of law ana olu'r'
~; ;,dmy.; .i@ such :. r0urs" il would ir
uu.n t. ;h.S country To- ask America |"
..J - ;hr incticulIl'i" services So Nus
lIrr,dv rendered ~ civilization ny one
,n,,r.. xnrv!c.. m" r"Conciiirg or Gredl
britain and America
During tn" d"htt" that followed eN-
fr.nli"r AsIuith SAID:
Asuuith's Objections.
MY honorable. friend. Mr.. Dillon. has
p,!t forward tnn;;h; another S"EGnStl"n
-na,nriy. hat this matter hs r'f fTr'a
,n ;h.. arbitration OF the president OF
IN. i'nita,l States. | am very 10th 10
appear TO discourage any plan "hlrh
FIR; any hop" Of n settlement. hut
T ,.,,v rrint out in I'll" first ria"" th;ll
: =, SONS 30 be III" ease. our own
In,.Iu,"n rr"ru;trS ar" l"th I" touch i
,nnst..~ of this kind. 1t would b" 4 very
.au.ttir,r l:r;.n who could bsii"r" that
President Wilson. crowded as his NINA
his cn.rEl"a and his tim" must hn win
urgent matters Of tn" war. would uh-
L"rtat. i task which has bafticd SO
many prcm;"rs in the past. shAr" inc
r"ltlr:nnc" wh;rh has been expressed ny
my h"uor;lb" freud just now I" sub
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DELIGHTFULLY."- spent at. variety OF
versions. . -
Briefs and Personals.

There Will be no Sunday school lat
III" Mt. Olivct church the first TWO sun
days in August. and no preaching serr-
:cr in either the Pleasant Hill or 3lt.
Olivnt ". f.. church next Sunday.
Mrs. W. Z. Watson or Fairmont; IS
visiting hcr parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. ~.
McCombs.
Mr. Porter has been removed from the
Ohio Valley General hospital to his
homo at Mozart, where he Is recover
inG from injuries received in an accl-
dent.
Mrs. r. c. Sncdcker has returned to
her home at Mt. Qlivet after visit with
relatives in Pittsburgh
Wilma Hilda and Cecil Roth are
guests OF their grandparents. Mr.. ana
Mrs Emil Roth Of New Martinsyillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALVIN Monohan. who
were visiting Mr.: and Mrs. John Nlko-
home in East Liverpool.
The Pleasant Valley Rcd Cross WILL
hold a picnic on next Saturday after
noon and evening.
Funeral services were held on Thurs
day morning for Mrs. Harry Smith, who
Stauver. of Mozart. Tuesday morning.
Miss En>4fto Allen Of Mt. Olivet is
visiting friends in Wcllsburg.
The Shcrram Agricultural club Will
hold n meeting In the school auditorium
Monday evening.
Mrs. Alta Coulter Of Wheeling is a
guest of Mrs. w. c. SeahriGht Of Mt
Ol;v"t.
Tho Mt. OIivet ladies' aid society and
Rod Cross held Il joint meeting in their
hall on Wednesday.
Mrs. Louisa Bromcr win return To
her home a Mozart this week after q
visit in Pittsburgh. o..
The Allen Grove Cleaners gave an icn
cream social in Good VIII hall Tuesday
evening. Thor" was q good attend
ance and n large sum Of. money was
cleared for the benefit OF the ked
Cross.
Tho Christ Lutheran Sunday school
ut Mozart will resume services next Sun
day after their annual vacation.
Miss Ruth Mct'ombS. who has boon
visiting in Fairmont and Morgantown.
vii! return homo today.
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Quickly Strengthens Run-do"r' Ne
vous, Weak and Debtiieated
FOX

II sniff. rcd from Il general rundown
c,,,Git,or had bilious h"aGa"hes. vas
nervous and u,y l:y'r and ktGip"Es d"t
80, function properly Il great dead ~
49,. NM. but I'm :"clia" better mo-"
than | have: il, years. and all h"@;.IS" |
start. Il taking 4 little IIyro-C"t ut meal
lines. II - wonderful medicine ana
}.lns,i M. when tne doctors seemed uu-
able to" DECLARED Mr.. ii. y. farrar. 80
18th street. Whe Ting ". Va.
Il also had :, cold Oh tnE chest. Hut
eyc, that disappeared when ! had an
,xh.d ;h., second bottle Of EEr"-t."h.
ard i: a ,.ers"n reads III: formula %!
Nvpn-, cd on IN" hutti... th'E are sure
- ,lr,... /; Is i Srca: remedy. be-
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If RUNDOWN, BILIOUS AND
WEAK, TRY THIS FINE tonic

l;cvr It will buiid - person UP quicker
than t:r"r claim. 1: helped nc when
tho doctors could not. and l must say l
am pi. aS,d beyond measure with It.
There is nothing just aS good for nerves.
weakness. kidney. liver and bronchial
troubles" continued Mr.. F,rrar.
Hypo-C"d is one of those really on
p.nS!vc medicines often prescribed hy
ph%S!"i;InS. for folks weakened h% sick.
n.<<, cxceSSrS or pTcrwu''k. l. contains
malt. iron. wine. wild cherry bark.
sherry wine. "Ntracti:rS from fresh cad
livrrs. with tn" n;.St:- taste lstt out. 1t
IS pleasant, to take. and II meal times.
SOON rebu!iIs the system. low nicrly It
accom- lishc& this - pr""cn by the thou
lands at "aS.'S II has relieved. and by
tho thousands "f people revived To nov
energy. All druggists have lIypo-C"I.
or can. &c; it for you.
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MCMECHEN
Picnic At Bethany.

\ ,l"l!chIful outing was held ynst'r-
day III l"i!i;tmy By tMc Loyal Daughters
of the Christian church. The day WAS
spent With gaines and must" and also
visiting he bethany college and the
oil homestead of Alexander Cam pb"ll.
rhnSo prrSCrt wSr': Mrs. John iiaines,
Mrs. I-cyr,rr. Mrs. Henry Clom, Misses
Edna Rcd. l.u"!la Mc''ornhs. lrma Nc
Dcrmntt. Laura SchlGrchrr and Cora
Conway.
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Mr.. w. II EIrhnian aged a. Hi"o vi
"Wednesday at 80 AT his home an IRAN
street. TT" drc"assh ls survived p
rhrrc dauchi"rs. Misses F:sSi" anu la'Si
NJ Washington and Mrs. I'd Porter ol
EridEranr: Services will taN" pace o'
Friday nj t"0 J.. M. it IN "ul''" D.,
I;ucklcv ri tho n. t.. church. assisted nN
nr, Eh F"llrrs. Will have charge 81 th'
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With Self ForHCt.

Greatness is achieved. not by direct
m d"agcr chase. but while We are look
ing for something else. 1T Is tho little
things we get by hot endcavQr. The
great things come 10 us. rs II wcrc.
around n cornHr.. We never become
beautiful or popular. eloquent or happy
or intellectual. or even gnod, BY hard
labor. Whatever We got OF such things
will como To us when we arr most self
forCr;ful and most absorbed in the
service Of our knd.--E;dward Judson.
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Thouas-Iflcr.

I, is rumorrd that Mr.. Guy Thomas;
the son rr Mr. and Mrs. q. Thomas aid
Mrs. Myrtl" lTl"r. tn" highly rnsrecteo
daurhtrr Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles liner
havostnl.n :: march IN their fTicndS "n'n
,b,,,- u,r., uuI,;tIy narr..d Tuesday.
.;.n,'x have. The congratulations Of host
Of friends who wish them, success IN
their future life.
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n1biti0n
Pills
For NervousPeople

The great nerve touic-the famous
Wendell's Ambition Pills-that will
put yigor, vim and vitality into ner-
yous, tired out, all in. Respondent peo-
ple in a few days, in many instances.
Anyone can buy box for only SO
cents, and John Coleman &, Co. Is all
lhorized b.! the maker 10 refund the
purchase price if anyone is dissat1s.
lied with the first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility. nervous prostration, mental
depression and unstrung nerves,
caused by over-indulgence in alcohol,
tobacco, or oyerwork Of any kind.
For any aflliction Of the nervous syss
TEN Wendell's Ambition Pills are un.
surpassed. while for hysteria, tre1t-
bling and neuralgia they are simply
splendid Fifty cents at John Cole
man & Co., and dealers everywhere.
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SHERRARD
Society Will Meet.

! The ladies' aid society Of th"i IloaSaht
! JIIl church Will meet at IN" Rome ~
i Mrs VI. y. trrh"Y. next "Wednesday an
| crnGur. Tho early hours Will b" sr>h'
/ NJ sewing and important business So
! sin,, will b. held All members are To-
| nnrs1 Cd 10 be. nrnScNt.
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GAINESVILLE

EklNE.SN!II.E:. .. Aug; l.--Miss
li"l"n Tharl".Il. Of Warren aT"nu". III
l"Y,arE'd IN. mnnl'rrs If h"r club with
II so -, loci, DINNER IT tn" l:rnwH hotel.
SrII.rt"u. Wednesday, "TCuIn- h"n"r'nE
her .;u":,t. Miss celia Agl'r. o. MaSsIlun.
Ohm.
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Police Court,

Quite a c.w Foreigners were arraiEncd
before Mayor li"yleS Wednesday, evening
unL handed - and costs. III" arrests De
ing due 10 lettings chickens run AT large
THIS is Il violation Of the town ordinance
and must b.. complied Win.
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Club Meeting.

Mr.. l.. ". I.aurhlIn of Walnut street.
wHS hostess L. tn" m"InhrrS of ;h~
Nani.:iii.' ,ll.h "a h'r hrimc Wednesday
afternoon. The afternoon was devoted
- kHilI!u: "!!d sewing and DAINTY
lIucE was served.
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Glass Picnic.

! The rhIlathca class Of H." St"n" i'FrS-
hyirrian SUNDAY school III Elm Grove
held i,s annual picnic mt tho HON" OF
,h, teacher, Miss Mary Wayman. Of
bethlehem. "Wednesday. The day was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
Held Meeting.

IN ;,il-hHy meeting wa* held by th'
l:"linont TirhnG' at Grange Hall, east OF
'""n. Thursday. Squares for All afghan
"""" KNITTED by those present. which
viii D. >rn' Ia - hospital in France.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-04-24
WILLLIK
STAGGER HOURS,
SAYSGITY EXPERT

'The staggered hour, II adopted uni
versally in washington, would 90
into effect as easily and be as soon
accepted in the daily life Of the PEG
pie as daylight saving was. A week
after we began the daylight saving
plan we had almost forgotten we ever
lived under the old-time system"
John A. Beelor, traffic expert OF the
District. said today.
at was that way with the skip
stop" he added. $50 soon as the peo-
pie comply with 1t for a week it VIII
cease TO bother them.
'oThe staggered hour also is for the
whole community what many things
OF everyday life are to us in our
homes.
'sThe housewife does not attempt to
do the days work in the first hour:
nor the weeks work on Monday. She
distributes her york-staggers II, IL
you please-with good, old wash
day on Monday, mending on Tuesday,
ironing on Wednesday, and so on.
"If you wanted 10000 feet OF green
lumber hauled. you would not ask the
drayman to take II all at one load. II
would weigh $4,000 pounds, at $500
pounds to the thousand.
Likewise the electric railways can
not carry 10000 to 10000 persons vir-
tualIy at one load-or in less than an
hour-hence, the proposal to dis
tribute these passengers over longer
space Of time.
This is not permanent solution. al
though il helps materially. But. mas
much as we cannot get additional cars
or build additional trackage now, We
must employ such temporary paliia-
tives as will relieve the Immediately
pressing emergency
'sThe daylight saving and the skip
stop went successfully into effect be-
cause the people cheerfully cooper
ated with the officials The same CO.
operation by the people will make the
staggered hour equally successful
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-04-24
PALESTINE JEWS
WILL COOPERATE
WITH ZIOMSTS

NEW YORK, April 2E-Members of
the Zionist committee here are greatly
encouraged today over the outlook in
Palestine following the receipt OF
news that at conferences between the
Jewish administrative commission
and local organizations in the Holy
Land, the latter have agreed to work
In complete harmony with the hew-
Corners for restoration Of the Jewish
state.
WheE the FIRST commission reached
Tel Aviv, the Jewish suburb Of jana.
on April 8, q demonstration greeted
them, says a report Just received
here. The British military governor,
who participated in the demonstra-
ton, expressed his sympathy with the
Zionist aims.
Conferences are being held in many
Palestine cities in an effort to secure