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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-02
co OR GIVE
Red Cross Headquarters al Federal
Buildiug-PhOne l452

Phone an news FOR the Red Cross
solumn to 745.
Eighteen bed shirts were sent in
by the Laverty auxiliary Saturday.
The surgical dressings department
shipped box Of oakum pads today.
The girls OF the Junior high school
are working ON the infants layettes
The girls Of the X. X, X club
sewed at the Red Cross rooms Sat.
urday afternoon.
Twelve bed shirts and / pair of
knitted socks were sent in by the
Friend auxiliary recently.
Anyone who will help with the cut.
ting at the Red Cross rooms Is asked
to phone Mrs. Ben Hampton.
Mrs Effie Bateman of the Lucille
auxiliary returned 10 infants shirts
and pair Of knitted socks Saturday.
Mrs. A. II. Edwards of the Gilbert
auxiliary visited the Red Cross rooms
Saturday, returning 2 finished sweat.
ers.
The Pocasset auxiliary returned Is
finished hospital bed shirts and two
pair of socks Saturday, taking out
other garments.
The regular meeting of the board
of directors of the Grady county
chapter Red Cross will be held to.
night in the Red Cross rooms.
A class in surgical dressings was I
organized at Verden today and one
will start at TuttIe tomorrow. Rooms
have been fitted for making the
dressings at both places.
b. B. Barefoot, chairman Of the
extension committee, assisted in or.
ganizing an auxiliary at Upion Hill
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Leah Short,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-02
Aiding Farmers BY GROUPS

one of the important ways in which
county agricultural agent serves the
farmers In R community is by means
Of farm management demonstrations.
In most communities there are few
farmers who are much more success
fUl than the average of the rest of the
farmers in that community, and at the
same time they are working under
very similar conditions, with similar
soil. climate, transportation facilities,
and the same markets. In conducting
farm management demonstrations,
groups Of farmers are assisted in keep
ing records of their business. Each
farmer is assisted in determining from
these records what labor income he re-
ceives for his years work and what
each part of his farm contributed
toward this income At the same time
he is given certain Information regard
ing how some of his more successful
conduct their business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-02

When your good doctor tells you to
take your prescription to the BEST
DRUGGIST HE MEANS Brownson's.
He knows his skill is powerless with
out the aid of a good druggist.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-02

easy to dIsnfect thoroughly when such
disinfection is necessary in case Of nm
epidemic Stalls made of metal
pipes are therefore, preferable. A
swing stanchion is usually preferred,
eas it allows the cow plenty of freedom,
A low, smooth manger without sharp
angles is easy to Keep clean. If the
COWS Grc ttoA facing the center of the
barn the wulkWay behind them should
be five feet or more in width so that
the walls viii not be soied by the spat-
tering from the gutter and the ma
nure carrier
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-02

one Of the members, came in to head
quarters yesterday and took out cut
garments.
Mrs. L. e. Littlepage Of Alinco is
spending the day at Red Cross head
quarters.
Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Minter OF
Pocasset were visitors at the Red
Cross rooms today.
A box sent In by the Star auxilia-
~ this morning contained - hospit-
al bed shirts, 13 pairs socks and l
helmet.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
cut fifty hospital bed shirts this
morning and other members were
cutting this afternoon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-02
GROW MORE WOOL
FOR OUR SOLDIERS!

There must be 20 sheep back
! Of every soldier TO clothe and
equip him.
The army and navy need 30O.-
! 100000 pounds of wool for the
year ending September. 1918.
! The total production in the Unit-
, ed States last year was about
291.oo0.000 pounds.
Grow more wool.
EaI III. 3. IL L. ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-02

Phone an news FOR the Red Cross
column to 745.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-02
This is the Greatest
Time of Year for
THE KODAK K

Get out in the country
and take nature at her best. They
come in all sizes and after the picture
is taken come here and let lis develop it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-02
Helping the Meat and Milk Supply

Special Asricuiturol
MORE WOOL FOR ARMIES; MORE MUTTON, TOO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-02

Sell the broken-mouthed ewes and
any others that have not proved good
producers. and get the eve flock In
good condition before breeding begins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
NERV -NORTHPUT
ME BACK To WORK
SAYS STEPH HENS
4, q. S. Boilermaker Tells His Drug
gist About This Wonder
Working Tonic.

H,.r., * = .i-urd statement that rnn-
not ~. c>".Il.d ~ fore" and convincing
i."w"r. l. W. given Ia {. 7. i.ArhliS'
Nrrv- W"r,h Lru,;risj At East l.iN'fi""l'
o.:
.'WqS l.nth"rnI with stomach tr"uhl"
fer two years - much s" that could
not work al nay trad" ih"ll"rnni"r Tor
/. : @"N"rnim"nl.l
Il r:yr taken I.ss than "n" bottle
IL N"ry -W"llh and am able /" "at Il
suiiar,. meal. Sleep we'll ut night and
can ,ln t. hours work ana feel fin.
"Nl:I:Nr:-NpI:TH pIn IT AND hCT
ME I;N,'k To- WORK.
C*i..u"'n {. T.. STEliIt'NS'
mt Island Az. Ers, lhT"rl""I.
Merry Worth .;rrrdl.s tn" nerves.
rnu~... H.. liver. regulates 'hc bowels.
Restores r.>ftul sleep. aids dlc"Sll"h'
whr;~ IN" appetite. hanishcs SICK ana
nrrvnuS headaches amh other hrh'S ana
pains builds ur run down systems. II
il docs not accomplish this for you
yuur dollar back nt l!a"r'S Drug STORE
Wh"rlinG
E.ry..-W'orfh IS sold in Warwood ny
". T.. Mcnamara; Fulton. blythe Fui-
tom Pharmacy: Mingn Junction. hE
Moore Bros; Martins Ferry. ktlSton d
l.arlirr: St rIa:r>Nillr. Patterson n
Sons. l;nrnrsv,Il". UIlhs Rr"s.: Gamer
on. hv Cameron lrrUI: Co.: Si$i'rSHiil"'
lv g :. ni<Qur: New NarilnSVIil". u!
IIuruhrunN'S Drug SIor': M"undSN!il"
j II. I;.an Drug Co.: bridgeport. Sci
ny X Iced tD"nt Pharmacy: t"flhlr"
ptnl,worlh I;ruS.: l'aH"n city. Morgan
ErvS.: Yves, Alexander. t.. i. Nice "hn
E,d.:vnnd 'rh" l.hEw""d Pharmacy
Elm Crow. l:luris i'hmrnh"y: H"nW"nh
I;rrrnod Drug ,'n.. McMrclcn. IIrr"lT
Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
NEW ATHENS, OHIO

Mr. Nell Morris. nf Warren. O.. visit
I'd her" with home folks. for few
days last week.
lion. Rupert Bcetham. of Cadiz was
Il business caller in town Saturday.
Mrs Cora Thompson. Of Rockaway.
y. j.. is her" visiting with her mother.
Mrs. y: NJ S"w"ll.
Miss J"nctt Mcconnell visited with
girl friends in Cadiz last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate. OF IittshurCh.
visited 4; The HON" of Reg. MCclintoCk.
for tho past several days.
Miss Bcssc Watson returned h"m"
last week after Il visit with friends III
Northfieli. Mass.
Mss Flora and E"ss" Watson. l"av"
on Tuesday fnr, Chatau1ua. New York.
where they will visit friends.
Mrs. fstclla Paisley and daughter.
Dorns. visited with friends in Uni"n-
town this week.
The play given BY tho Ladies' Aid So
cicty Of Franklin College. was big
success. and crowded house added it's
approval. Several nearby towns hav"
asked for the play to appear in their
towns.
Mrs Ruth Anderson Cannon Of TWINS
bourEh. o. Is here visiting friends
Dean Cornctte. and Prof. Bucannon.
Of Franklin College. were in attendance
1T the National Educational Association
which was held in Pittsburgh last week.
Mrs. EnEnnc Watson. Of Cadiz visit
! cd at IN" home. Of Mr.. W. D. WaSnn ana
| Mrs. Jessie Mccullough. last week.
DR.. Captain McGrcw. left on Friday
! for Chaicgo to be in active service:
!! Captain McGrcw viii be greatly missed
! in this community.
! Mrs. MCCULLOUGH and daughter. Sarah
: w"r" in Wheeling Friday doing shopping.
Mr.. Norman Justice. who is IN camp
! at Allentown. Pa. was here last week
visiting with home folks.
Mrs Mary MiDticr OF Los Angeles.
Cal, is here visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs James Justice.
Prof. and Mrs. George A. Dunlap is
! hero visiting friends. They VIII soon
! move to Jcwctt. O.. where Inc VIII TAX"
up his duties rs superintendent OF IN"
! .Icwrtt high school
Miss Margaret and Tacy Cook. at
| Cudiz. were with friends here last week.
! Miss Jessie McFaddrn is visiting h"t
| sister. Mrs Charles Juhnson. cast OF
| town.
Mrs. Laura B. Elliott has sold her
| property TO Mr.. Allen. OF FLUSHING anG
| Will give possession SOON .
Nr and Mrs. Lennon ClingginG. OF
/ Strothers. O.. were here last week. VS.
! ting at the homes Of Charles and Frank
Sfrs. r. L. Smith and daughter; OF
| Washington. Pa. have returned 10 their
home. after a two weeks visit WIN
Mr. Louis Albright. Of Barberton. O..
| ia here for Il few days visit at the JUS
| tiCr home.
| Mrs. r. O. Parrish was shopping in
CadIz on Monday. ,,
! Nr, Alonzo Campbell and sister arin".
Of Wheeling. are visiting NJ the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. John fratcr.
| MIR and Mrs. Charles johnson enter
| tanned the Clover Leaf Club on frlua!
evening All report n fine time.
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Moun6svtlle Briefs

rr II. T.. Zen" rud sister. Miss Flor
.rr.. f"r.. 81 Mt, I'ira:;au;. -. l'fr Mon
DIS .srnrug for I.ak" odessa. Mich. 10
spend tE,. summer. Mr.. I:"r" and chill
dr"n hay" been ih,r,' tor several weeks
Mrs. Wmhruff. nf THIRD street. has
r.turm,ri from Nisiiin:: her son. Ralph.
al H.. trimming rH!nr ~ Allentown. Pa
Ralph. wh" Is a lieutenant ~ the mcdI-
cal r"ruS. ha> left for France.
The Marshall County M"di"al .tsS"cia-
ton viii hold 81 meeting in III" court
house this evening ~ "'r!""k. y mum
h"r 81 papers viii h.. read.
TIL, report ni sales II ". :. :. at
E"&hl : Rock. shows Ihnr 80. worth
has lrr pledged fer ui' until ia" Pres
rut trnl".
Ralph Alexander Of Eighth street. who
Volunteered last year and has hr"n in
France for several months. - now II
corporal
Mrs. John DuriI. Of Grant avenue. is
sp"niinr II ""url" "f weeks with friends
~ New MartImSviil" and Other places
IN hat vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Carpenter. OF
Middlrhourn". ar" residing III the Swami
"o;;aE" "n In" camp grounds.
Mrs. Charles Guthrie. "f Third street.
has left for Tel do. ~. whrr" sh" will
JON her husband.
children. Of MonnnEah"la. Ia. wh" hay"
born visiting tn" lar,"r'S parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. l.. l;rHntnrr. on Fourth
street. hay" returned homo.
Miss Irulah calvert. who has been
visiting her parents on Center street.
returned Monday ~ RrllvUc. Pa
Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald. ~ Jrff"r-
&un avenue. whn has h'"n Attending Il
h"I!S'' party AZ t'aIrm"ul. will return
h'r'I" ihis week.
John Harrison. u prisoner in tho pen
ltcniiary. WAS given leave Of absence
L \
Fulton. Muuhay afternoon.
MIR. ;,ud Mrs. NJ. callahan. Miss Mar
rarrt callahan. und Miss Alice l'up".
hHv'' d'rart"d on 4 ten day aui" tour In
Camp l.'''. Va
TIr. i. \. - rrihach. who has h"cn tnk-
ing treatment ut tn" North Wheeling
hospital. has returned Ia his homo here"
Nr. and Mrs. \. *. S""lharh hav" re-
turned I" their HON" H. Akron after Wis
ii!uc friends mud relatives h"rc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
BELLAIRE
Left for Convention.

Mayor Charl.S tU!b"rj$"n r'nr"Scn' T.
ing the city. and .>ib-rt I.Irh~. 80. ;'nS-
mess men. lei, y.'N'"rLaE ;"r T"i'''".
where they viii :stt"r'! ;a'' \"l""l';:n
Flint GlaSswn1k. rs ""ur"";:"n. ta'!i
visit tn Toledo is :" assist TN" i"''''i Oct
esates in boosting !:si.,ir. -: u" COT
yention next Year. AMI = IS 50" thf>
something will b" d"iES ali ~ Nfi'S
among tbs delegates. According I" go
ports from T"i'r!" rrr';"':i'i "F''.
prominent glaSSw"rk"r ~ III" '''i.v'.''-
tion Is pulling for E:"li;ur'' Th': r"''-
lie that the city in which tii.> lara u
their trade would DO IN" ui''S; logical
for the convention. '"- tn reason tina,
tthey believe it would :" Il Tx h"n"-
coming celebration ~ d.i'G;t'"$ AMI M n
tSc morally in the trad. The s"''rt"n
iWil! he made this w."k and dep 'nt"''
Icst is :elt in E'llairc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
Home Guards Company

II present plans az" carried "Ur Ill.
laire may soon have company "t bonn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
Bethany Goes Thrice
cover Top" For ". S. S

Sn.riall Dispatch I" III" lntrlliEcncrr
BETHANY. W. Va. July S.-r"ur
names on tn" '"rehrG Limit Cub ron
IN War SAVINGS har" enabled li"thAnE
To- more than triple her quota. l'r"i"S-
.nr William IIill was Ihr FIRST in"lhb'r
and was followed. 10y pr. II. l.. calhoun.
Of lhc rtllrfC faculty. and his wIfr ANA
daughter. Margaret l.v' Calhoun. Tn,
Rrihuny quota was F3.""" and tn" t"'ai
row IS s1n.l2I. Iiui ~ families SUBJ
Scrrhrd nj IN" Mar Savings meeting.
,tunr 18th. while JUS; u few IF til" re-
RAINING ia fam:li.S haNr SIN" signed
cards. II Is likely that tn" W"rk'r: may
VT turn in u few cards. but u is IN"
"nuc"n$us Of opinion thlt in" Incnln;
reached those who always TAX" 'hr lead
h, r.. All rlaSS,'@ took stamps. III" work
iu;:n"n being r$p'rihiiy glad to help.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
McMechen Briefs.

Mrs. H. T.. Stewart. who has boon We
i,inS relatives here has returned tn hcr
ham" III tlarkshurE.
Miss MARY Wanda Davis. ri Fairmont.
returned Ia her HON" after Il few weeks
visit here.
Mrs. Minnie Mason. nf Cameron. is
tho guest Cf Mrs. Lutes. on tltth street
pr. :. Ynhu will leave for Charleston
soon. where he will transact business
matters.
Miss Margaret Vance is spending a
frw days nj Fish Creek. as the guest OF
Mrs. F'rrd Clnton.
Mrs. ricsk"il. Of Washington. y. L. IS
Srrnding 4 few days here.
MrS. Gertrude Evans left sunday TOT
TairmonL whore she is called by the ILL
Irrs~ Of her nephew
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NehcrGall and
family. ar" spending Il few days at FISH
creek.
Mrs. !. $. Fish and baby left yestnr-
daX for Pittsburgh. Ia join her huSpaho.
who is employed there.
Mr.. and Mrs f. y. Kirkland and chill
Cr"n have returned to thor nome IN
Gannn:burE. Pa. after few days VISIT
with tn" formers parents. MI ana MIS-.
kirkland.
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman. OF
Buffalo. y. y. are visiting the former
parents here.
Harry Ellison. Of WcllShurE, was q
visitor in TINS city Sunday.
Werner Oliver. NJ this city. spent sun
day visiting friends in tioundSNillc.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson and daughter. are
visiting friends at Limestone.
Mrs Elizabeth Arm and family, az
Martins Ferry. is the guest OF W. g.
Gods.
George Morgan and daughter. Mildred.
nf Columbus has left for horn" ailrr II
visit with her sister. Mrs. BInln" l;S-
turiuS.
Miss Ethel Scott left sunday for Hat,
lic:.hurc. Miss. where she will spend
several days with friends.
Misses ola Lewis and !tnnah Cars
Radon lift for Denver. ". Va. where
| they VIII visit friends and relatives
| Morgan raSlOrius continues quit" Scr
| uusly II, at his home IN Seventh street
Miss Della Wells has returned home
after n brief visit at ShlnnStnn. W. Va
Miss Ruth Vernon spent sunday al
| 1'airmont.
n |. Nrff. of New Martinsvillc. is the
,, guest nf +. l.. Shaw.
MessrS, Owen Taylor and Marion " u
son spent yesterday attending tn" rail
| read court IN Wheeling.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Sihcrt. OF NAerI'
! inr spent yesterday in this city.
| Harry Kelly has returned home alter
| spending Il few days at st. Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
The Candidates.

E"ih larGr political parties Will he
r.prr~"nird III Marshall county at The
primary election ~ August b. 1t began
l., look as II ;tIr Democratic party ~ullIu
h:ly.. uIIt few C:IIi!ihai''S. until the i;lSl
hours Sa;ur,iay. tn" county chndIdnl"S
~. rs i"Ii"ws: For state senator. Dr.
= NJ Steele Walter y. MrLlunph"y
niiG carl II. Hunter. E"puhllrhnS: VI: a.
;.,Lr.rt, prinucrai. county commission
rr. H. j. Mrt'nddrn AMI -. Il. Games.
I;"ruhllr;lnS :. r. I''rIst"rd. Demo,
cral. LEGISLATURE. &. W. hyrn"S. H. +,
Moore. and Foster l;il", EcpuhliritnS;
{. ~ t'nShrn and j. Howard Holt. !1eIt-
,"rars. school superintendent: II. j..
,'nrIrirh:trl and T. W. Colo. Republicans;
= t.. Mason. Democrat. For School
hoard. Mead" district, James NJ. D"rr"",
d.; luton district. james T. Powell. II. I:
Charles =. l;m!"r. ST.. l.. W. l.. weston"
h:,yrr. f.: Clarence, Yuh" and rt;tnrIS L.
Shaw. y cameron district, ". IL HaF-
ms :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
MuerS Annnipted.

circuit Clerk Victor H. Myers mas
l.rn uppuInird county agent ct the De-
rlrlm..nr Of Labor. l.. =. Public ScrrIr"
!:,srrv" by stat" Federal Director >. Is,
Mont gurn"ry. It will b" part "t MI.
Myers DUTIES lu work in r"nJuncti"n
with tn. local draft board III placing
n"n within IN" draft :LEc in pr"duCtlN"
employment under the recent WORK or
lIwnl" r,ilLnES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
I,icenSo6 Not Taken.

County ''l"rk j. t.. Chns" states tnnt
about luU rrr>"nS who ar" required 10
take. out bcrHS"% IIr C"nduclinf po'l
r"nIns. hotels. restaurants an! inr IN"
sal, ni tul:ic",,. hHN" thus Tar JAILED 10
,ntrnl.. with tn, Law All these licenses
ar. due. .Tuly | and after this hIlr Tie
sheriff H. empowered to collect them
with additional charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
Patriotic Pageant.

MISC E,,h"r. al lhr Lincoln rhautau-
qua has arrived III the city and IS train
Ing IA" children f"r The pntrIntiC pa
pr:ni whirh Will m' Il f"atur" uf the
night at July -. The Junior. 'hnutau-
qua work started Monday morning At
tn. Central >"hn"l building. y play G"S-
tiIHl WIS held ON the central grounds
Muniay EVENING. Tickets ar" gong
raridly for TIA" ''hau:HuTua. whI"h VIII
a.. h.I g, thu Park Theatre beginning
.IuiS =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09

Tie. regular ui""iIti; II IA" rl'E 'oun-
81 VIII Ia h';id thls evening ~ 'h''
,.,ll..,.u .,haI,!,.r Til. S.nI-Innual ;tp-
i,,.,i...n.t.,.. ordinance. VIII COM" ur Tor
meal a,;!un Il = not expected thai
,r..,..!un tr:,:!,.h.<, will COIN" up q. TINS
,u..;inc tor the =. HS"u t!a'. ""inc.! ana
ih,. Wheeling ira ,i"n s"ni''"> 'ii'H"I
.,,,,,,. -, 1..r,r,.. rs t. what Tia. ordinance
f.,,f!.;l.FI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
DROPPED BY UNCLE SAM.

WASHINGTON. July S.-Off'cial cor
rrspoudcnce made public to-day dis
closed that Cleveland Able. IT. chl'"r
Of the monthly weather review. recent
" dropped from government service.
wos dismissed because OF MS Seh
known sympn;hics for the Imperial Ger
man government"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
70 Picnic Thursday Afternoon.

Tho CUnGrcCltIOn Ut I'M 7 NII'U
Presbyterian church will hold lis ;tnh"i
ri ,ui,. this year at l,LId"uS Kun n"rii
az thr rity. Present punS ar" tn hav'
those going Irav" for IL" ground short
~ after noon. At n" supper hour nj
thns.. present Will join in basket
lunch. 4 fine program has hcTn itT'
ranged for the evening. TIL" cnnSrr'
cation nt III" First NJ. T.. church vii
lnld it's picnic ut the same place OF
Wednesday, afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
MARTINS FERRY
Gets Stiff Pine.

T"ny S''nrfYt. arrested "a''"'E ~
Or rarin. +. >:"ah ...~y lm South r'r>.
H;,s. dn,.I $.;"u aiI costs YESTERDAY
morning w!"m arrnl&n'! l"'t"r" sour"
Freeman. it,, wa$ unable I" ~! NJ
ian. and Was tah..n - st 'i'r~N'"' ~
SCrN,- uut lis time.
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Tn" hiG Pathfinder hui" al t'iancfArd
t.. Hiatt WAS badly damaged Sunday al
t"run"u wh'n /: plunged down e hill
I'D" at sharp turn near Elm Grows.
An axle was bent. tenders wrr" ben, and
considerable other damages done. Luck
lIy. II" on" was seriously injured Miss
Mahlt. Mamma SUSTAINED y 81 rain"a back.
hur "th"rwiS" her injuries w"rr not
>.r'nus. Th":.. III the ear 1t the time
were badly shaken Up.
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II is more than likely That III" lis: Of
th"~.. m"n 70 l"av" for lamp Sh"rmaH.
C'hiiic"lh". during the week l"'@innlng
Jul.. -, will BE- annuutIC.d today. Tn"
members, Il tho draft hoard ar" working
on thu list and expect 10 have II COM
pl"tcu by ;hS morning This call Will
TAX about - yhty E:"n from thlS DIS
tri"t. III" largest ever I" l"' called from
this district. |; is Judged That FIFTY Will
l,nvc from his cit? alone. with about
Iiir.'.u p"In:: irriu i:r.dg'i"rI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
Former Resident Dead.

N:- Harriet IRWIN. 4 FORMER resident
az .atS it,. .....d at her hu.:l.. III Y"unGS-
iowa yesterday. Th" remains vii -"
hr"ught |" ;hl$ city i"ha! and the fun-
.r:,i will iai.. 1I:,r" W'HIr,''~'!n} ''i"r-
noon ut the First l'r"%hH 'riAn ':ii!r"h
I..y i II. taXtIr"r Will ":ijri'i'- "'"i
,t.r,r..,r Will H.. -. ;"$.. Yin ""i'!'';rry.
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Tn" Sul~.rl"r Shows VIII "Xhi",t "',
49,. Siy,c,.nti, ,S;r...i baseball park all
mas week under tn. AUSPICES 1T tn dc
.r,. ...,,t g.; m" E..!lnjr" ;"'rt'' "I
E.,.i.~ 'rM.. .,,,ract."ris at" sad l." lie
-. =, nigi, standard and different t"a'I
tirr-- tt,1t ,,a.r a2p'''tr"" III thus c'ty
",.-..tl, j."
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MCMECHEN
pArhfnp Limit Club.

Til. members Of the PrrshinC Limit
club now numbers sixteen. and thcrH ar"
several Others in view. Any one 1"Slr-
I'M. information concerning this club sec
Merton Carroll. Those who brlnnE now
arc: Milton Robbins. ]. l.. Nc M"chcn.
Charles Srhanc !. !. Powell. S. J.. C!"m.
Mrs. Matilda Srhaffcr. +. y. foodwiI'
Sa,nu"! Hunter. Il. T.. ';a,rw""d. J., Sei-
r.r Ida Schultz tharlrS Schultz j.
r. Nuldrrw. Mrs. !. iInuck. }. W. Line
hErETr
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Meeting Tnmnrnw.

INV, council uf l'rfrnSr viii hold n
sp.,I'L meeting tomorrow evening IN
li. ritV building. nj which tim" TN" war
Saving stamp campaign VIII II" DISCUSS
,ri and everything p"SSihl" VIII h" d"hn
t.. irnk.. I:.nwm'd .Sr "OE"r III" top.
vi Ill 'H"nS who hlN" not YET rllr"hEN'N
e." AN afford IL rurrhaS" ln"r' STAMPS
w;,l h.. visited M,ml"r$ Of the. 'itS
,.uuimll rr" urge! IT, j." present and h'ip
make plans
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To Appoint Officers.

County court. IN special session to-day
Will appoint "l""tlun officers tor The
rrirrEtr, ,lrrtIun nf August II. The
court will also cancel orders pnid ny
tn. sheriff during thu fiscal year, mp
I,,ini a COMMITTEES for Henry Mason.
act on matters Pertaining L. county DE-
p"$lt"ry h"rds. and attend to other bus!-
ness matters
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Green Case Postponed

The trial Of Stanley ';r."u. n"r'h end
man who !usuii"dI MS young son. several
days Gy0. which was :" hnr" i"'"u Md
las evening wHS I-'Sir"u'.d umi.l tn"
evening at seven u'ctrri: The iuuh lit Y
&c Attorney W. r. DiX"n. VITO Will H.
1"ud Green. :" attend The. trial. WAS tn.
CauS" Il IT." p"Str"n"m"nt.
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Attends Convention,

Edward To"cy. manager "f III" roo"y-
f:"ui. ""miJ.amy at tins city. ana ms
father Will i"aV" this morning fer Terra
Mia wh"r.. they viii attend tn" annual
,nul"nt!nn IF the Nest Virginia Under
iak.r:: Association.
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Attend Elks Convention.

John =. $".vry. d"I"@a;" from n" To-
cal l,L::.,. a..-":ili.a's...! hy S.In Land",
thuri Ii:ir"'r and y. ". l'','f"r' irt
y..s...r,:..y rmr Atlantic cry wh"r" they
;v,jI i.i:, rar: IN rh.. parnd" and carr: II
s..rvir" : ia" Starving ;l' number OF
l;..Nnirr i.lh. IN In SrrNlG