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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE 5-rnom modern house. No
5OI East lth ST. $1,000; half cash, bal
ance SIS per month w. T.. ShJttuC',
Edorado. Kan
FOR SALE-At n bargain new and
completely furnished cottages within
300 feet of the prettiest stretch Of Corpus
Christi beach. owner leaving state; Jcst
income In town, l00xi50. For particulars
address G. H. Sinclair. 2Oi Carroll St,
Corpus Christi. Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY


q ROOMS, close In. roomlng house; one
block OF postoffice; worth 1000, price
800; leaving city, owner. D.S, Okla
luman. A
OR sALE--The best confectionery N
the city, centrally located; reason Tor
'eIlns, am drafted Investigate thlsi Il
: . bargain for right party. 10 N
roadway,
Is sXLvKR KING OF BLoopt well. |
shouid say 20 Ask y Kitchen.
aapls 2iif ses Campbell Bldg
ROOMS, corner residence, blocks q
postuffice; all new firniturei at hall
Mt Ash Mr.. Pope, Maple ibb0i Wal
IE6TXUKKNT-owner going TO war; q
real huy q 900 Ash Mr.. Pope A.
Wk 0xLEdSSd cigar stand, can be
keNdie4 vieA <ls cash. 700 w Grand
10R JxEE-KoomIns house. iih W.
0tsnd walnut asa
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Ross E. Thomas & Sons Co.
Arkansas

GOOD PRODUCTIVE FARMS N south.
west Arkansas for SIS 10 $40 per acre
on good terms; healthy climate. no hot
winds; % Inches annual rainfall; crop
failures unknown, pure sof, water. good
markets Send for copy Of large farm
bulletin. Stuart Land Co, DeQueen, Atk
FOR sALE-ssfh acre Red River
plantation, 500 acres cultivatioM 20
houses, 5000 residence, 81 900 residence.
large barns, spring water, pike road! no
overflow, easy Aerms NJ c. Wade:
Texarkana, Ark,
7S ACRES, four miles from DeQueen, 20
In cultivation, 70 valley. house. orch
ard, well and spring water, on rural
route road half mile to school price
81 100 ~ Shaw, DeQueen, Ark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
Kansas.
Texas

lANCH and cattle, $4,000 acres, best
grnss land in Southwest Texas.
houses, 10 wells. windmills; I3 acre, s.
acre cash; $50 900 duS state 30 years. J
percent: balance easy; 1000 cattle, mar
ket price. half cash. oh well drilling has
developed OIL Details, S. W Bogy,
Corsicana TeNaR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE

SALE OR TRADE by owner, 7-room
house, corner 18th and Broadway
Phone Walnut 53O3 after 80
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fiyo acres,
well located, on 23rd ST. With good
improvements Call Maple 37O3. J. Il.
Klnkead.
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Alabama

LANDS. from 40 to 1900 acres, for cat.
tie and hogs. s. per acre: grass and
water the year round E. Herhel, CIT.
ronelle, Ala
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two second. hand boilers, d ~
I'm the mnrKet II will pay you TO invbA-
tlgate these Wylie Bros. Co.. S26 West
Grand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

NyN>~S--y>~-,,>~~~-~~D~~~S-
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Four nice lots
on W 30th street, want 5-passenger
car. also have s nice lots blocks south
east Of the capitol; " you are Interested
call and see u. ". Peer. 22O Baltimore
Bldg, Walnut i3Ig.
WANT AUTO Fine home, 3 rooms. fur
mace heat. on car line. walking dis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
HARDWARE stock for
sale for cash. no trades

HARDWARE stock for
sale for cash, no trades,
consisting of hardware,
stoves, harness and imple-
ments; located in one of
the best agricultural sec
tions of Oklahoma, close TO
Oklahoma City; 25xl00
building (brick) and ware
house, $40 rent, This stock
will bear the closest investi-
cation and is a money
maker. Only reason for
selling, both members of
firm in army draft, Parker
& McCracken, Tuttle, Okla.
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Merchandise Sacrificed

$4,000 stock must be sold in next 30
days on account subject 10 be called by
uncle Sam at any time This Is a splen-
did going business, consisting Of dry
goods, clothing underwear hats, shoes,
Indies and children coats No home
stock" over half was bought when
prices were much lower than they are
today On a quick cash deal will make
a very liberal discount II you will look
nt this stock you will buy H. Located
,n a splendid town of g. 900 population,
surrounded by fine farming country Call
us on the phone
Ross E. Thomas & Sons Co.
Wal l6i SO9-lO Campbell Bldg
sNAPPY TRADEs-Ferms. ranches, oil
lands, merchandise, hotels, automo.
biles etc; big money trading for your
self and others. send dollar bill and de-
scriptiop Of your property for live, up.to.
date September ,lst, complete with names
and addresses Of owners National Trad
er's Exchange, Drawer ", Muskogee
okla.
WANTED no RENT-impruved 2 TO g.
acre tract, close TO car line. Address
H-i0g Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07

FOR SAFE Grocery counter and shelly
ing, cheap; good stuff no junk g2a
West Main
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We want you to list the following
stocks with us for Immediate sale;
Gladstone on a Refining ..,,...,.. tOS5
Sammcs oil Corporation. .......,.... n
Oklahoma Oh A Refining ........... SIS
WlLLlAMSON-HA co
12i Lee Bldg Phone Maple 1906
STOCKS WANTED-Deposi OH &
Gas, Uncle Sam on, white Rock on
American lsdian OH 4 Gas, will pay
cash. A. l.. Deibel. Boatmens Bank
Bldg, ST Louis, Mo.
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SOLID BRICK FLAT

RENT 20 PERCENT NET
on the money required TO buy IL: this
property II located close In, northwest
and bringing over $500 yearly rental
loan 10000. due In ten years; 81. 900
buys equity. no information over Thhone
Lockwood Investment Co., COS Campbell
Bldg.
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New Mexico.

FOR SALE or TRADE-6iO acres OF
land In New Mexico. all fenced cross
fenced. rs acres In cultivation; well
windmill, out buildings; Broom house,
3 miles from railroad: 20 head Of cattle
j. T. Rouse, 732 West 2lst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07

i.OOO CONCRETE BLoCRs-6OOO di-
mension and flooring $40 W. lst.
Walnut 691l
tOO0 CONCRETE RLOCKS-GOOO d.
menslon and flooring Walnut 693l
40 W. lst
FOR SALE--A good collRpsihle sid
baby buggy Call nt Si2 ~ 7th Or
phone Maple 1902.
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SIS, 600 HOTEL to trade for good farm
three story brick. 80 rooms, hot and
cold water; nicely furnished. two car
loads Of coal In basement. the only com
mercial hotel In n town Of 5000, loCat-
ed on the main line OF Rock Island rail
road, sb miles from Oklahoma City. ill.-
Oo0 mortgage which may he assumed or
not Rs best suits the parties L. S
stephens, bO3-t Grain Exchange, Maple
206i
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IN DRAFT must sell equity In
e.roop new modern bungalow. Phone
Maple ii3i.J
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-02-28
9la7.sst ~
ROCKINGHAM
DISPATCH
LOCAL ITEMS

w. S. S.
Phone 1872.
Subscription $1.50.
BE a helper, not a yelper"
hits the mark.
Twin Beds" at Hamlet
opera house tomorrow, Friday
night.
"A country worth fighting for
is a country worth saving for.
BUY THRIFT STAMPS.
See Ford advt in this issue;
prices have changed, effective
Feb. 22nd, to an advance of $50.
oh yes, you say you are
proud to be an American; but is
your pride worth a Savings
Stamp?
MIR. Gibson Hasty, aged As,
died Sunday at Roberdel No. 2.
The interment was at Mizpah
Monday.
There is one store in Rock
ingham that sells an average of
5000 cakes of Octagon soap
each month.
The next issue of the Post
Dispatch will be a War Savings
Stamps" issue, and will consist of
sixteen pages.
An old saying is that if
March comes in like a lion.she1l
go out like a lamb, and vice versa.
SO keep your weather-eye expect
ant tomorrow.
For sale at Post-Dlspatch
office, Certificate Forms for buy
ing flour. 10c per dozen, or 60c
per 100. If you wish sent by
mail, send postage.
DIR. w. L. Howell, of Ellerbe,
has as yet been unable to get any
trace of the thief who stole his
Ford runabout from hisresidence
two weeks ago.
On page seven is the legal no
-tice of the auction sale of 1924
acres of land by the Pegram
Farm & Lbr. Co., at the court
house in Rockingham April LIST.
The fire truck was called to
the premises of H. S. Ledbetter
Monday at noon, but the small
blaze under the smokehouse
caused by burning leaves was
extinguished before its arrival.
Mrs. Jane Hubbard died at
the home of her daughter at
McColl, S. c., Monday morning.
She was sister of Messrs. Toe
and Calvin Mcqueen, and has a
daughter living near town, Mrs.
Hampton Baton.
The body of G. R. Robertson
which had remained at Hamlet
undertaking establishment since
his death in the auto wreck Feb.
10th, was released by the under
taker last Friday, upon payment
by the Seaboard Air Line Ry. of
the embalming charges. The
body was inferred at Mizpah
church Friday afternoon, Rev. U.
S. Webb conducting the burial.
The Richmond Club has
disbandsd, due to the fact that
so many of the members are in
military training. The club fix
lures were to be sold at auction
last Monday, but an arrangement
was made whereby the Library
Association assumes the indebt-
edness about 5000 in exchange
for the fixtures and equipment.
1t is very likely that the Associ-
alton will rent the club rooms for
the city library.
Next Sunday morning at the
Presbyterian church the pastor
is going to preach a sermon on
the Ruling Elder" The Elders
of all neighboring churches are
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-02-28
Miss Sallie Tom Marks spent the week
end with friends in Charlotte.

Miss Sallie Tom Marks spent the week
end with friends in Charlotte.
Mr.. Calvin Mcdonald, of route l, Ham,
let, recently fell from his wood wagon
and received painful injuries.
Mr.. Will Cameron, for long time a
resident of Joe's Creek neighborhood, has
moved his residence to Durham.
Miss Villa Mckay, of route l, Mars
ton, is visiting friends in Georgia, and
expects to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Mamie McDuffy, of route l, con.
tinues to suffer from a fall caused by a
runaway horse several weeks ago.
DO. Cameron and his son-in-law, John
Mclean, who have the contract to saw
up large body of timber near Lancas-
ter, S. c., and who have been on the
job for several weeks, spent Sunday with
their families near Joe's Creek school
house. Mr.. Mclean will probably move
his family to South Carolina.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-02-28

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Covington,
Rt. 3, the goth, d girl.
Mrs. A.. S. Dockery is visiting Miss Mary
Cole in Raleigh.
Miss Ernestine Nuttall left Wednesday
to visit Mrs. Lee Gooch, at Columbia.
Mrs. Chas. P. Stewart returned to
Blewett Falls Wednesday from a ten
days visit in Raleigh.
Miss Della Scarboro, of Maxton, is
expected Friday night to spend the week
end with Miss Fife Baldwin.
DR.. James Mcleod carried Mrs Ella
Haywood to his private hospital in Flor
ence for treatment, on Monday morning.
D. c. Mcneil, of Co. A. 319th M. G.
Bri, Camp Jackson, spent Saturday
night. and Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrsr N. A. Mcneil, near Roberdel.
Miss Grace Mickey, who has been
visiting Mrs. Harry Smith for the past
three weeks, expects to return to her
home at Chicago next Wednesday.
Mr.. T. J. Rayles, of Knoxville, Tenn,
was operated upon for appendicitis at
the James Hospital at Hamlet last Fri
day. He is brother of Mr.. T. c. Rayles,
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steele carried
their son, Armistead, to Baltimore last
Friday night for examination and treat
ment at Johns Hopkins. Mr.. Steele will
probably return Saturday.
Miss Gladys Tarrant returned to her
home at Mt. Carmel, S. c., on Thursday
of last week, and Miss Sophie Abney re-
turned to Edgefeld, S. c. Monday. They
have been the guests of Mrs. ]. w. Leak.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Rufus Howard will come
from Columbia Saturday night, Mr.. How
ard to spend the weekend and Mrs.
Howard to remain until Wednesday
morning.
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Pc RSONAL,

Sam Hopkins expects to return in a
few days from a business trip to New
York.
Miss Heloise Smith, of New York, cam
last Wednesday from Charlotte to visit
Miss Dale Shaw.
Mr. Frank Smith Blue and Miss Mar
garet McIver, of Carthage, were married
the 10Th at Atlanta.
Mrs. Watson Scott arrived Tuesday
night from Leaksville to spend two weeks
with Mrs. E. G. Scott.
Mrs. Claude Gore and son, D. L. Gore
Jr. left Monday for a two weeks visit to
relatives in Danville Va.
E. F. Mathis, Rt. 8, left Wednesday in
his Ford for a weeks visit in Arson.
from there he will visit in various towns
in S. c.
Mr.. c. E. D.. Edgerton has bought the
N. c. Covington residence, on Scales
street, and last week he and family moved
therein.
The many friends of Mr.. Perry West
will be glad to learn of the marked i'm
provement in his condition during the
last few days.
Miss Allie Mcintosh returned Wednes-
day from a three weeks visit to her
sister, Miss Othella Mcintosh, who is
assistant in dietetics at the A. &. E. at
Raleigh.
DR.. J. M. Covington, of Wadesboro, has
been promoted from lieutenant to captain
and has been made head of the X-ray
department of the base hospital at Camp
Meade, Maryland.
Mrs. W. H. Moore and Misses Rosa
and Jennie Parsons went to Greensboro
with Mr.. Tom Parsons Friday for visit
of several weeks. Miss Maude Moore
accompanied them, but returned Sunday
night.
Henry Graves of Carthage, is now a
real birdman. Just before Christmas he
passed his examination in the preliminary
aviation school near Atlanta, and is now
at Park Field, Tennessee, where initial
flights are made and training completed.
Mr.. c. H. Key, of Ellerbe, Ri. 2, was
in the city Monday. Mr. Key has two
sons in the service, one, Edwin L. Key
at Camp Sewer in Co. B, 1O5th Engineers,
and another, Samuel Frank Key in Co.
A, 41st Engineers, Washington, D. C.
Raymond S. O'Brien, of Co. B. 10th
infantry, spent from Thursday to last
Sunday with his grandfather, ]. L. Dean.
OBrien is only 10 years old, he having
enlisted in the Raleigh company of the
Third Regiment two years ago; this
regiment is now the 120th. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
The Break in the Dam

Nav offer b. >toppet: win few sack
fuls of sand Or earth. l.ihrwiS" 4 -.
::ous Illness may often b" ar''ri"G Il
yrr take !: in time. 80 p'I cent. nt So
?.ous diseases arise from Weakened
condition of the constitution. brought
Z pUui br some form of arrangement TT
the stomach. liver O: bowels. anu II
This condition IS correctly looked after
promptly. the large number of p""ri"
who die from graz" constitutional dis
eases would b. saved TO life or use.
eulness and industry. Your country
now needs you ut YOUR best. whether
YOU are on the Farm. in rhn factory. or
a. work n any other useful occupation.
anc no ons can do Ihet: best work II
sick half OF tic tiuls. Jays Pepsotone
i, a ,ruly remarkable remedy Tor His
o:<:he stomach and i've. Is mild
acfioa and prompt relief IL "vltHnc"n
r.ai;, by thousands who TAX" II, Every
user has hnr0nts y booster because YOU
30 10: have 20 take IL often or Tor
;nny periods OF ,imt. TIL" reflex YOU grt
from ;he remedy j. permanent ana
lasting l. is guaranteed and sold 10:
soc and 81 M Positively viii not grip"
~ purge Sent on reC"!p. OF price. =
>our dealer rannn, supply Won. The
PepSo,nnn TO. Huntington. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
LEGLES9 MAN
TRIES To JOIN
SERGEANT BARKER. OF ARMY
RECRUITING STATION. Re
CElVES LETTER FROM
A TRUE PATRIOT.
Would Like to Give His Services 10
Uncle Sammie. Although He Is
Minus Both His Legs.

S,rcranl Ra"krr. officer n rnHt%" "l
lhr local army recruiting station, Is III
rerrjut OF an interesting heller from Il
true paIriOt Of mis- city. who. although
minus both legs. l. still ANXIOUS 10
do his hif" III helping Ia hrln& about
"a successful conclusion vi III" war.
He has had Il great deal Of experience
in telrsraphy. and although II Is net
uDsSihlr fn" him 10 "rt INTO the S"rN'
ice. III" fact thai hr wishes !" JON thr
service gives great credit 10 INN ana
abb" brIr will not enlist
shamcS the many VIII" are physically
His letter follows.
Officer in Charge. t. =. Recruiting Sta
lion. city.
Dear Sir Would Like 10 know II one
who is 81 Years OF aGr, MINUS Do'h III
IN, legs. bur wearing Artificial limbs.
using only one cane. can enlist his ser
vices for The government anG h" sent
to training station for wireless l"!"G'
raphy, for coast nr interior service.
Have had considerable experience on
wire, few Years ago. and not hrlng
able 10 render services a. this critical
moment, otherwise thought | could do
this and give some one chance TO
serve in places NOR" urgent.
If possible. call --~-. on Bell 'ei'.
phone and ask for -, as have called
a, YOUR niIic" several evenings and
found no one in.
Awaiting your call remain as one
that is anxious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
ou.-the-Pike Personals.

Thurstun AlhoriS. Of Huntington. was
n business caller IN F.dgwnud yesterday
Mrs f. r. MciircEnr. nf N"r,h Wheel
ing sport yesterday with relatives IT
Elm Grave.
4 larIr number az tourist: PASSED
through III" rii. section yesterday on
their Way Ia thu lnInuinwn rnr"S.
Miss Grace Met 'nnnaurh"y. nt No
rurdy's addition. Elm Grove. has r"-
Favored frn,m - recent Illness.
Mrs. =. IT, Simpson. ~ National; Road
m"icd - i:"h" pnint.
i. II. Scott. at S'.ir. g.. was recent
"all"r in Ella GROVE.
Mrs v. T.. W"Iss ard daughter. Miss
Madrlyn ard Mrs Lean Schw"rt fsE"T.
returned &, their h"Iar n i:dEw","i. Ar
ter rnn;nring 10 ''olunhtS. l'"ltwar" and
''hr,li""th".. O. At 'h.;i'r":h' rh"; ris
j."d Lieut.. larry Wris:. wh" IS l'"Hi',i
nj ''arn Sh"rrlan.
IIl>. g. NJ s. hIahwh md her small
,i.ugi,t"rs. Kisses Nr!,I and Margaret.
&c I.., 'rn.s. VIZ. .rr.'. WISHING th' r"r-
u"r'. m"th"i. Mrs. T J iing';s. "f l.lu.-
'v'"r'1
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S|S7ERSVILLE

,,,,,.,,, IL, Gruutr En. rC'"rncd L.
,,.,, .,.rt,n., several Din, :
''>'"' -"
her" Wits ms I''rct'S'
Mrs. : A. Ir!"r. VIII" has s"'h ~
NJ and Mr.: \ NJ. Hunter. has
u.,..,,, ~ Va.
r''&ih'" |" "'' mum , :.
Mrs W. W. Fleming !" HpH"'"h Il
w"r> with rr'nliv"s III C"luInnuS' -
+. H. M,"'uy has rrtH"h'H ''""
uuIa, IA wh""' h" visited M" H""kn'''
Mrs dwight NJ. Anderson. II" was ~
ruIuInnI,.d hnml' 10y MS SranuS""'
dwight MAlr"lm anderson.
Mrs. T. t.. E"g"rs and Mr.. ana NrS'
= l. Rogers nHNr Evnr I" t"INnp'S'
81. iu yI.ji rrlniIvcs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hnNr l""n TcrciErd
l.r.. &C in. mnrr.agr ~! Harriet 4. Ed
u:uIJ. ur Marietta aud Elmer i. Ben
u.;, nr lnckxnn. Mach Mrs. '"nr"''
WAS :; former r..srd'ni II Si>i"rs'tli".
~. h..J, If Harold y E"od. WI" d!"I
IN ,n,. Wheeling hospital Saturday. wa
hr.uvh; =. his HON" IN Mridi"h"urn''
for l.:rinl
NJ, and Mrs C'lyd" IIndG"N and fam
H.. - Sew Mnlnrora. vii" have ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17

Ridge thursday. He stayed over night
wi;h 3Ir. and Mrs. P. E Fisher.
Mr.. G. Z. Bowen OF BclIaire was on
the Ridge last week selling Eureka
Steel Range. He sold quite q number.
Miss Vera Brooks is i'll at the home
nf her uncle. Carl TiIlct. with measles.
threatened with pneumonia
AIR: Sullivan OF Lower Sandy. Is SUI
carng with inflaHitory rheumatism.
William Powell OF New Castle spent
last week with Mr. and MIS- Charles
'nrIrc Of Lower Sandy.
Alfred Nihlock spent few days IN
Flushing las, week
Mrs. Ricnzi D'.rs returned to her
home at Goshen Ridge Sunday after
spending week with her father. ". 5.
Wilcox.
Mrs. L":ha Neptune of Barncsvills
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs
George HurchfIcld.
Miss Myrtle Brooks was the guest Of
her grandmother. Mrs. Amanda Burns
o. Goshen Ridge "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan or Lower San
Gy n.r. shopping in GAINESVILLE Satur-
dH:.
Tn" Wayne township commencement
VII IL held at Sew Castle June !. The
graduates frutn Tower Sandy are l-ura
i ing. .l"SSl" trHi,, and charles fockcy.
Mr. and Mrs. less" Mc!!ott Of Gary.
Ind. ar Visiting friends and relatives
in This vicinity.
Mrs Fred Howell NJ .Somrr;nn sprr;
las: week with her S.s:cr. Mrs. Lake
Howell.
Mss Vera Brooks ~: Rarrcsrillc. o..
j. spending this week with her parents
Mr and Mr*. John Brooks
Nj and Mrs l.awrruc" skinner spent
? part q: las week VIVA their son.
Howard n: CAMP Sh"rnlau.
MISS Mandy Hishor {: belmont. Ohio.
- VISITING Mrs. :. y. Howell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
FOUR CASES UP
FOR HEARING TODAY
Criminal Court Has Four Cases on ehe
Docket to Occupy Attention
This Morning.

-Four cases are sr' tor consideration
n Criminal court az IN" session TO-DAY.
The first case is that OF tho state vs..
John Snyder. foreigner arrested IN 4
police raid on a charg" of v:G'asinS ihe'
Nost prohibition iaw. Snyder pleaded
guilty a. the preliminary hearing. an'!
made n" unique defense tnat n" Solt
liquor "cnly % sick peopI". n" ap'
pealed from thc lower court anG VIII
BE- represented At III" 'rla 'o-daE nS
Attorney J. Bernard Hand!an.
Richard Burgess and Cecii C!"uSton'
,rure sen:ed hy Attorney John :. Ritz.
viii also fare t"ia: today on an appeal
I"om = Justice rou:; on a charEA OF
stealing an automobile belonging 10 a
.ncal man. -
Tn" fnar,& raS" !"r ih' LAY - thai
- rs :s.a'" y. lack EGn;1i!@y. - 40 -
represented D" Attorney y. i. lor,"T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
MEN AND WOMEN
in FIGHTING TRIM
THEY KEEP TO THE TOP
NOTCH OF HEALTH.

Til. spirit OF the times demands
perfect health and nerves. are Keep
!ns them up 10 the highest degree OF
efficiency
Wise men and women have learned
that Il does not pay 10 allow healln
q: nerves To run down and are quick
20 take advantage Of Natures great
"st red blood and nerve tonic. i'hoS
phated Iron. the minute they zee!
they are slowing up.
Whatever your work may be there
is no reason why II should CONTINUE"
ito tire you. work should only use me
right amount Of :our energy. II IL
'rving to work on your nerves anu
forcing yourself that wastes your
strength. runs YOU down. gives You
those restless nights. loss OF appetite
and Indigestion. when YOU gel up In
the morning as tired as when You
went 10 he'd. There is no sense IN
anyone being 4 victim Of Ill health.
moor blood over work, nerves or IN"
blues when Phnsphated Iron will If
ford such prompt and permanent re-
lief.
All over the country men and WON
on in every walk Of life lay their good
health. strength and nerves OF iron 10
the use Of Phosphatcd Iron. the red
blood and nerve builder. and II will
also pu; you on your feet. make you
feel like live one. II produces TO
suits tha; last. that's what counts. no
IFS" about II.
To insure physicians and their pa
tIen,s getting the genuine Phosphated
Iron we have pu: In capsules only
DO not take pills or tablets. insist on
capsules.
c. H. Griest E. Co. and leading drug
yists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Assessments Completed.

A large increase III property ra'u" IS
reported Al Elm GROW" h. Assessor
William II. Hankey. who recently com
pletcd his assessment. The gain in
real estate over last year is placed AT
Sla7S5. Tho l4l7 assessment WAS ST.
COS $40 and that o. 1918 1T Sl,"3S.I7i
In Patterson the ralu" WINS placed a
s.4l.HQh. an increase -: $7.3"u. and in
Triadelph!a IN" sam" ass"SStn"A; as last
year sS7.HU". fNIl'Un IS assessed ~
E43.45n. IN" same last year. THIS
includes only the portion lying in Trim
dnlphia district. This concludes al"
assessment OF III" pix" towns. Eie wn"L
and Pleasan: VALLEY showed an in
crease but WoodEdai" fell h"hInh owing
TO tho recent Straif"rd Springs iir;"i
iirr which was II loss amounting ="
more than the increase.