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The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18
- More Drafted Men to Leave.

o. MAJ Ist, thirteen more cial.
norne soldiers viii be sent 10 camp.
Inelf names have not YET been
.lrawo, %, all VINO appear 10 that
class should ho,d themselves
g readiness The names viii 40
pear 10 ,be Reveille as soon as
they can he secured.
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Special Notice.

NDu have TO pay more for good
goods; why expect the best laun-
try work tor the same price as
heap work. II you want good
lalndry work at living prices give
II @ me. Work and service with
~ feaSon guaranteed.
Chas NJ Howard,
Laundry ana News Agent.
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The ientb Book The
Pap German Pfoi Uumasked, by
a ars Caei4dame, MI McC.
taH ioaday, 4:5o O'Clock.
Ih q meni u Pa q rm4u
u aut ON may yzafs and 10
m~ny conn'fies Is ~ amazIag SO
p ! is 1otd 10 VI Cu- ,adamt !
..nk
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18

You can nave a Spring ana
Snmmgr Sui, nai Is nsuy tn ,on
aion, u Wal
will = lsc 81 ab ~
yonr measure n Ea v Pd,y &
Go. We guarantee inal sou Wi4i
receive qnan,v AMI workmanship
tha. no other iailofs can duulica,,
al the price.
D-vid Bork's Depatimtu, s., !.
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Before putting away your Han-
nels for the summer. have them
dry cleaned. Blankets, suits. dres-
ses, furs. etc, made 10 look like
new. chas. ~, Howard,
News Agent and Laundrymau.
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LII ttps 81 Mems Rrady mad,
Ciulas-. SrtRss. Worsted. Pam
Beach ana Linen. Also a large
assortment 81 Mems Work and
Dress Pants. Bows Suits and Knee
PaH's ~ 70 size 20, az the flght
price We are exclusive agents
ior Garhattls Overails, Gloves
ana Working Clothes
Dasiu BueA ) Department Store
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The Parlor Millinery
Mrs. Thos. Turner.
Phone 1873.

The colored branch Of The Red
Cross Of Hermaoyille bss 43 mem.
bers. II bas finished and already
shlpped u suits 81 psiamAs.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18

The trends ol MI aud MIS-.
Lag Abraham s}mpath,z mt
them gteadY he loss u,a
iniaH sou
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18

The county schools graduates
who are competing for the houoFs
and medals, are iakiug ibe exam.
inalion at Port Gibson this week.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18

A heavy bali storm visited ,ba,
par, Of the eouoiy from the Two
Mile bridge 10 Big Black, doing
considerable damage.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18

The thetmoms.rr reg,s,eIed =
low IS 90 degrees is, week. apd
considerable irus, AUD eume ics
we're seen.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18

Born, 70 Mi. aud MIS- x 4.
Floyd Of Willows, March 2S D, 4
sou.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18

NNt ~ Nee iu .
needed ~ C,sihc eunnS Cos /
and see them peiois tney ste p,sk-
ed over Marx a aofrbrsu
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18

Some residents Of ,bs Filth Dn
tEicl are planning the hgn, 10,
dog law.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18

We have hue let d 6u ms q
Just received.
Marx & Motshrad.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18
"NEW HUBER''

70 Il P. Steam Traction Eugine,
used, tor sale. g. S. Watson.
"a Port Gibson, Miss.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18

We have Shoe o. Oxtord u g.
any memns flFt II
need oi any rs
David Bock'a Department S OIL
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18

The bard ram winch leh W,
the county Tuesday nigh, was a
eonsidetauie help to ialmefs.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18
WANT

SO, 900 Pounds Wool.
rs, 900 Sheep Pelts.
5000 Goat Skins.
500 Horse and Mule Hides.
Levy Produce House,
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18
FOR SALE.

100 Bushels Cock S
Prolific Seed Corn at
$3.50 per bushel.
Send your orders at
once.
Levy Produce House.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-04-18
FRESH BULBS

FRESH BULBS
Of all kinds just come In.
Gu Flowers and Designs
the year round. Write me for any.
thing you need in the flower line.
Prompt attention given all orders.
MRS. Il. BIRDSONG,
lsneessser 10 W, H. wrikhO
aoa North Monroe ST.,
Telephone 743. Vicksburg
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PoSTED-Againss hunting ana
q 81 !, other trespasslus on my plan
Mrs, R' r. Montgomery.
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To visit the Pope.

pARIS, Dec. Is. While President
Wilson has not announced positively
that he will visi, Pope Benedict. it now
seems probable that he Will do so. 1t
is known here that the Pope is anxious
10 receive the President. and the vat
lean officials have announced that the
visit may be made without danger Of
embarrassment between the vatican and
the QulrincL
Ii is likely that II President Wilson
goes; to Rome he will visit the Quirinal
palace us the guest OF King Victor
Afterward he will 70 TO
tho American embassy. where he will
be met by the rector and students Of
the American ecclesiastical college. The
rcctor will convey TO the President Pope
Bencdicts desire 20 see him.
II President Wilson goes to tho VaU-
can he will also call upon Cardinal Gas
parri.- papal secretary Of state who will
return the call upon the President at
the embassy upon behalf OF the Pop",
who cannot BY precendcnt leave tie
Vatican. This was the program fol-
lowed when King Edward VII. visited
the King and the Pope.
If the President goes tn Rome II Will
probably DO after Christmas, as King
Victor Emmanuel will be in Paris UNI
til December e.
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YANKEE TARS.
fContinued from Page o0e.)

re could and ma hr drew near his snip
he. called 70 his men for assistance
They needed m second Invitation. on
II the passengers said. and all vii
were in sight ur herring Joined IN the
fruy. Seeing r"inforccmcmts comin6'
some OF the Mrricans opened IRE 80
one was hit on the ship.
The naval guards tli"n S"curr' a''hS'
and rs the firing continued. they re-
turned the shots. with tho result mat
TWO Mrx!cans fell. With tn" show "I
arms the hrXlcans fi"d. leaving the
Cunnrr's male ready TO return TO MS
ship.
Sound of the firing attracted con-
siderable crowd, bat no further demon
stratinn was made. Threats were heard
however, and during tho - hours thal
the Monterey WAS detained pending the
Investigation. every prccauti0n was IA
ken 70 guard against L surprise attack
The two eunbunts were sufficiently
rlt,s. 50 they could have rendered as
s;istancn 10 The Monterey had il been
rcuuir,>l In addition 10 hand arms, th'
Monterey carried Il gun mounted on her
drck. placed there during III" war rs L
protection against submarines.
On the arrival here Of the Monterey
today. the Hunucr'S mate and men went
to the navy yar,l 10 make ah Official re-
port OF the matter. Officers of the ship
were also questioned by naval author
tics
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NO TRENCH RENT"
PAID BY AMERICANS

WASHINGTON. Dec. l5.-Thc French
high commission issued a statement to-
day to correct what it said was an inn
preston 10 certain quarters that the
French government is charging III"
American cXpHdltionary forces for what
has been described us trench rent AMI
for damages done TO property in actua;
warfare in the firing zone"
There IS no such thing as 'trrnc:
rent" tho statement said. and it
is added that damages don" 10 private
property in tn" rear Ut tho operating
forces have always been Undermined Ivy
IN" government To tho owners O. the
property damaged. This applies equally
70 the American. British and French in
he regions where caniu,un'ntS AMI Inn-
nnu"vcrS ar" likely 10 harm li'!dS. crops.
barns. houses and tho like. hut. OF
course. this does not apply Ia Tn" turing
ZpnC.
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ONLY ONE DEATH In
HOSPITALS ON SUNDAY
Influenza Epidemic Abating, According
to Reports From Both Local
Estttutilons.

Judging from tho optimistic reports
given OuI at midnight from tho two
local hospitals. the Spanish influenza
epidemic in this community is :lbatinE.
1t was stated from the Ohio VALLEY
General Hospital that there had bcrn
no deaths in TINT institution for tho
II hours ending at midnight. and that
only two influenza cases had hrcn re-
ceivcd during tho same period. while an
equal number OF cured patients were
discharged from the institution ycstcr-
day. Fourteen former "ru" patients
left tho hospital Saturday for their
homes.
II was announced from tho North
Wheeling Hospital that there had been
only on" death in that institution for
tn" same period. ard only three infu-
rnza patients had h,nn received since
Saturday. while quite a large number
had been cured and sent home.
There were no accident cases reported
~ have been received ut either 'institu-
ton yesterday.
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Trenoh Comment.

pARIS, Dec. 15.-The fTerdIiness OF
tho welcome given President Wilson
and tho cordial tone Of the speeches
delivered at tho luncheon In tho Palace
Of the Elysce are dwelt upon by tho
newspapers today. LHomme Liere de-
cla-cs that Saturdays manifestation
was triumphant welcome TO q great
man
The presence Of President Wilson N
France, says the Petit Journal Is Ill
assurance Of the practical and assidious
cooperation Of two great democracies
in the world in the pursuit OF tho same
ideals.
The speech Of President Poincare-
tho Journal comments, was not only
q magnificent piece of oratory but also
set forth the problems Of the peace
Conference asserting that peace de-
rnands justice and security. The re
ply of President Wilson was tactfGl.
French public opinion will be particu-
larly grateful to him for the tribute
which he paid 10 our long suffcrinSs
Justice Of which President Wilson has
made himself the champion. will know
how to safeguard the settlement Of al
accounts"
President Wilson, In fun agreement
with all the allies. declares the Aatin
wants q peace Of justice and security.
The welcome given him by the people
OF Paris. Il adds. voted confidence IN
him for tho future. while thanking him
for tho visit.
The Petit Journal quotes President
Wilson rs making tho following remark
to General PershinS:
II expected a cordial greeting. but
could never have dreamed OF tho great
reception given me. am greatly
pleased"
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MACKAY SEES PLOT
BY P. M. GENERAL

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Carencc II.
Mackay. president of the Commercial
Cable company. charged, III statement
issued here tonight, that Postmaster
General Burleson was implicated in q
plot" 70 bring about government own
ership OF all wire communications, and.
incidentally. enable the western Union
and Boil Telephone companies 10 sell out
to the government at high price"
MIR. Mackay declared Mr.. BurleSon's
most recent action. in removing HIM and
other officials Of the Commercial Cahl"
company from direction Of tho. lines. nd
appointing commission to control all
wire communication. placed the West
ern Union aud Eel Telephone company's
!.!lcrC.,L IL Tie saddle"
Asserting his companies w"r-
marked for annihilal on" because they
had always opposed government owner
ship. Mr.. Markay said he was in this
fight to the finish
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Officiul Account.

IlNGTuN. lNrc. l5.--Thc CLASH
between the armed guard OF the "ard
liner Monterey and Mexican soldiers ut
Tampico has been loft to diplomatic
settlement. and is now the subject OF
negotiations bet wecn the American and
Mexican governments. This announce
ment was made today by the stale de-
partn.cnt.
The departments announcement SAID
The. McricanS started the disturbance by
attacking and injurinE the commander
OF The Monterey armed guard who had
gone ashore.
The department OF state" said the
announcement, lis investigating a clash
that occurred between Mexican soldiers
ana member OF the armed guard or
tho American steamer Monterey, which
occurred at Tainplco on November ~.
The Mcxicana started the disturbance.
Department of state adviccs are to
tho effect that thnt tho affair occurred
early In the morning, TINT the Amcri-
can in charge OF the guard who had
zone ashore vas attacked by, the McIi-
can soldiers and that he Was injured ny
the McSican2. One OF the Mexican SOL
dicrs MAS killsd and another injured
during the disturbance.
Tho TAmpico authorities sought 10
have the armed guard aboard the ship
SURRENDERED 10 them. The whole sub
Itct. however. was left 10 diplomatic
settlement. and is being taken up De-
tween ths state department and the
Mexican government through the Amer
can embassy at Mexico City.
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MAY GIVE
Up FIGHT IN RUSSIA

STOCKHOLM. Saturday, Dec. H.
Tho RoIshcyiki leaders in Russia at
present arr engaged in heated discus
s!ons whether 10 abandon their cntlre
regime, according to the Swedish naval
attachr at PctroGrn who has arrived
hero. Nikolai Lcnin", the premier ana
Leon Kamcnctr arc said to favor aDand-
onrncnt. but they are opposed by war
Minister Trotzky, Foreign Minister
Tchstcchcrin and NJ Rnhek. who urGo
holding out to4'the last.
The naval attachc said there were
many 'deuths from starvation i'll Frtr6-
grad. especially among children and OLD
pcople
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british elections and the approachins
holiddya tho formal session Will not nc
resumed until JauuIry |. -,
Meanwhile. Prt.:id'nt wilson VIZ
hive nm opportunity TO confer Win ms
premirrs and leading statesmen 81 IN;
allies and 70 Tisit the hattlcields' "ilu
perhaps Italy. King Victor Emmanuel
the crown prince and Premier prIahun
arrived in Paris Thursday. They WIZ
dine with the President some time this
week.
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WILSON TO CONFER
WITH THE PREMIERS

FAIRS, Dec l5.---Pln1IS FOR the rcas-
Srnlhling of The !nt"r-allieI conference
and tn" meetings Of the peace confer
"rcr are gradually being rnturrd: II
Was the first intention 10 have the inter
allied conference meet Tomorrow or
TUESDAY. but. owing Ia the inability nf
P"mri"r Lloyd George and Forcig n Min
.s.lrr Baltour 10 be here, because Of tho
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Sea Eonr of Justice,

MADRID. Dec. iI.--.Ali the ncwSpa-
p"rs here. regardless OF opinion and
syn,plthirs. welcome tie arrival i'll Eu-
rop. vi President Wilson.
president Wilson is the most humane
man VI the century" says the Heraldo.
His presence in Europe means that tho
hour OF Justice has struck"
Tho D!aro Universal declares that
PRESIDENT Wilson is citizen Of the
world. and that to Spaniards he is cit
izcn OF Spain.
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Big TOLL CUTS
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ccn.-of the station to station rete IS
made for such service. when the particu-
lar person il secured. and q rfpoF'
charge Of % percent Of III" station |"
station ratio iG mnde when tho nous" or
office telephone IS obtained and his
whcrca bouts or refusal to talk Is &c
ported.
I'm many ,arSe sections OF tine country
the smallest toll ra:r has lc-:n not less
than IL cents. Under the new schcinr
for shor. distances TIE rates arc reduced
10 cents and 10 cents FOR the cheapest
form Of service. md ;he pcra"n can Talk
five minutes as compared with three
minutes now. or In som" cases only Two
minutes or one minute. Free toll areas
where tho exchange rate was dtSiEheo
TO cover the free service or = low charge
therefore arc not affected by this order.
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SOUTH AMERICA ANXIOUS FOR
j. {. GOODS, SAYS VISITOR

aIr:l II III Ia" Murui residence ~
u'ciu,k ;hIs evening aud WIS received
.mlu"ira;"!y hy i'r"$iu"nt Wilson The
f'r"urh Leader went Icy aGt"Inub!ic |"
Tie Presidents house Il half h"Ar after
c"i"ur! r. u. liUu%,- If The American
:uISS;un had ,allru upon AlIn.
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MANY SOLDIERS HOME
Practically Every Train Coming IN
Yesterday Brought Home
Number OF Boys.

Many soldiers. and also snilors. were
seen on tho streets yesterday. and every
trim arriving in the city brought in its
quota of boys who have been DISCHARGED
from tho service.
Every Ind coming in WIS glad 10 GHt
back home. and every one stated that
he was more than pleased that the war
was over. The lads all looked spick and
span and seemed TO h" in IN" shape. md
ar" all ready - resume their occupa-
ii"uS. after spending f"w days ToCa-
ton AT their homes.
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no wrd-cri-d- ct ja-13
Tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago q
St. Lout3 Railroad Company.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. so. 1918.
Notice ia hereby given to the stock
holders Of The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati.
t'hicngo & ST Louis Railroad Company
that Il special meeting OF said strckhoid-
crs will be held ut Room 9lG. prnnsylra-
na Station. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania
ut II 90 q. H.. or
MONDAY. pECEMBEE 30. 1915.
for consideration OF and action upon
certain agreement with tho Director
General ~ Railroads, acting on behalf
Of the United States and the President
relating to operation, compensation. and
other matters connected with OF growing
ont OF the taking over by the President
Of Inc United States Of the Compnny's
railroad and system of transportation;
also for consideration OF and action upon
the matter Of issuance by tn" Company
uf s35. 300 10000 Drhcnturc Cold Bonds.
and the acquirrnlrnt by nurchaS" OF tho
indianapolis iLnd Frankfort Railroad.
by order Of the Board Of Directors
S. II. CHURCH.
n-30-d-9-?-l6-nS Secretary.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE,
The P T. Brown Construction Com
pany. an ohio Corporation, by i. J.
brown. President, and L. {. Shea. Sccrr-
tsrr. duly authorized in the premises
and acting on behalf OF said corporation.
do hereby certify that said corporation
has completely closed. its business and
paid all it's debts and liabilities within
and for the State OF West Virginia. and
hereby give notice OF rs intention 10
withdraw from tho State Of west NIP
Sinia. "
THE F. !. BROWN CONSTRUCTION
60. BY
=. !. BROWN. President.
p. C.. SHEA. Secretary.
d-:-s-l6-23
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Gcrn.ans IntoreSt cd.

HERLlE. Dec. Is. - (By Associated
l'reSS. )---DiSputChcS reporting thu ar
rival Of President Wilson III fari: are
displayed prominently by the Berlin
rcw<Taprrs. The Presidents uttcranr"S
are being carefully scanned. Newspa-
EcrS which formerly were foremost IN
attacking the Presidents policy now
iicuI that they wrr: deceived.
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italian Comment,

ROME. Saturday. Dec. 4.-In huge
headlines the Italian press welcomes
President Wilson TO Europe. The ed
itorials praise the Presidents course
during the war. tho Fpoca declaring:
NO man in Europe since Napoleon
has been more popular than President
Wilson and no one has been more loved.
10 is loved today by those who once
hated him and scoffed at him. They
500 IN him hopes for better world
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WE WE EVERYTHING s sed

WE HAVE 100 single white enamel
beds, springs and mattresses. complete.
at $50 each: IS oak wash stands, in
good condition. AZ $500 each.
TWO cash registers, s25 and $50 each.
ONE moving picture machine at $50.
TWO pool tables, $50 each.
ONE physicians operating table, In
good condition.
ONE lot Of Mason jars ut SC each.
ONE lot Of crooks a. &C.
ONE Angle Dial scale. $40.
ONE talking machine and eight rec
ords.. s25.
ALSO n large line OF new and second
nand tools and machinery and automo-
bio supplies.
SEE: our large line OF gas and coal
stoves.
TOOL SToRH,
1881 AND 1893 fAAHT STREET.
Telephone 3o13-J.
dell
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Great Crowds In Paris.

tiilN. l4'<SS
Great Crowds In Paris.
70 foreign observer 1t appeared
iho, "r-ry one in Paris was on the
buul"vart.$. There was no space what
ever on the sidewalks. y great crowd
gathered IN the Place De la Concordc
b"tor. ~. headquarters Of the American
is.:s- ."n. The crowd jArnmcd about the
doors aud took interest III .'""ry .lmcri-
can passing in or out. The most i3con-
>"i;i..',lial attaCh". carrying Il case or
utsi..:.! I'ap"rS %IS surrounded aal
r,tr.is.ii: Inspected Ivy aGrnIrInS French
iuriI and women.
Aat; r:cAn arm: automobiles were sur
got. .,lrd and chc"rcd .. whenever tho.
sru?a..r. Al! needed. apparently. 10 ID:
taken ini0 IN" hearts at ia" crowd wis
:u.:, - look Xix" IN American Every
SnTc 90 conveyance Vas CUT on tho
5nu!c.arGs "r IN the parks, each carry
in, Individual cheering groups. Taxi
cabs carrying crowds Of American sail
.,rs. a;!I ..y.a 10 old horse chai&e,
again was M duty.
II: para!!E&. harry crowds. srnac&cd
Of I:lyrrSI.ic drlv" On Il Sunday after
room, white tn" Wild spaces end tho
parks =;,v" just Il touch OF Washington
an! doubtless tho president felt at
hoIn" lut al the members of the
Arlrr!ran mission doubtless felt thu
deeper significance of The day.
welcome Significant
EI"aSy White form"r American am
t;i..sad"r her" and now member Of the
A;n"ric:la p.aC" mission. who has
Known Paris through long residence
f,-ir. aid that seldom had king en-
;.-.r 80" t.,rr':-r .dr"H't"r" ':rr t.
,..., ..s-h " .copo rs that extended
i'r,.$rdrr; Wilson. The special SiEnifi-
caurr f"li h. tn" m"Inb"rs of the Amer =
lean mission was that the French p2o-
~" seemed - he wholly IN sympathy
,.!ii tn" presidents purpose.
Tho members IF Ia" american mission
n-.. now d"vutInr their tim" 10 getting
Themselves settled and 10 organizing for
,n"jr work. II is believed fortunate
thai III. next two weeks VIII DC taken
up by informal conferences. because.
tn" way things ar" now. it would be-
virtually imr"s$ibl" To 10 any business.
''rho-, arr Offices t. T." arranged. per-
srnal affairs strengthened out. meet
iru places fined and the general ar
r:.i.sr,m"Ir:& attendant on an affair o.
thus k,nd must b" perfected
Da. Of the most IMPORTANT arrange-
r:lent< Ia b, perfected * n"t Yet undrr
VA 1t rrnc"rn$ organized means for
making public tin, n"w: Of tho prcliml-
iar.- urrrnE"In"u's. as we'll rs Of the
:l".tIug$ - IN" tni%SI"n when They &c:
,.n,!~r VA. Colonel iI"'iS" and G'orl;,'
I'r.,.i chairman of ;i". committee uC
;,uhl:, ',nrurIuaiinfi conferred IN the
:.Inj."i wIt., III" president today.
M"anTrhIl" n small army 81 reporters
j. her, irving To- ret i!r n"w% home
m ti~. u~ua Aru"rlcrn way. which Is
i'm I'm, he lrISt Snmp
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FOR RENT

POE EENT-Ronms. Rooms. Rooms,
Sleeping rooms per wcck. $500 up.
housekeeping rooms per weak. $50.
Ransr, bath. phone; 1929 Chaplinc street.
dist
rOH RuRT-Splend!d room so by 20
feet. sky lights. steam heated. suitable
for n photograph cutlery. or other hus!-
ness. Located in business district close
70 depot Apply to Peter Boyd. Wheel
Ing 1ntrllIgcncrr, 1905 Market street,
Wheeling. diff
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SAVED THE CREW.

ST. JOHNS. " H.. Dec l5.-Thc crew
II the steamer Corinthlan. which
sturck on NurthEcst LrdEe. seven
miles of Rricr Island. yesterday. has
been landed nj Wcstport. n. s. accord
ing 10 word received here to-day. 1t was
reported here that the. ship Is total
loss. She left This port yesterday MORN
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