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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
SIDE TALKS
By RUTH CAMERON.
wuv THEY CAN AFFORD AN AUTO.

wy THEY CAN AFFORD AN AUTO.
IT have the greatest time with III!
h,,sbop5" said q neghhor OF mine tae
rber day, "persuading him that VIC
,borId find II hard 10 support an auto.
81. - always pointing OUT families 1oal
,,r.t have any larger Incomes tnan we
10. and yet own an auto.
We doesn't realize that they scrlnlp
in ways 40 wouldn't think or scrlnnp'ne
N. That's the way he always ooes-ne
SOS different people spending money
for ;his or that and then ne wants "
,rhv why we can't have that.
wonder II my neighbours plant Wiz
find an echo in other feminine hearts
somehow I suspect no Will.
Not the Wife Who Is Usually ExtfaSa-
CANT.
There seems to be tradition IN 1ie-
Won that IL is the wife who IS always
pushing the husband or 10 eSiraFaGanSe.
Now that may bc tru" in the small up
o,r class ahou; which 80 much OF our
fiction - written. bat Il IS my oT'Hl"N'
A. least that in the vast f.~HHc!at m'"-
de class, including SeEentE-lNe per
vent Of the wage carriers or tne Cou">l!
Tho woman is usually the one who Is
holding back. She knows NOR" about
The value Of money than the man. TO
u cases she is the purchasing aG"n'
and nothing gives one a clearer sense
81 the limitations Of any given amount
Of money than that job.
And SO it is that my neighoot
climp$eS moro clearly than her husband
Ntc fact that in finance. as IN feeding
sou can't have your pie and cae IL too
Different Families Have Different Elk
travagances.
Take ten different families. each WIKI
the same income. and no two will have
,he same pot cxtrava gance and the same
oct economy. Now il is manlfeStly rtair
that if tho head Of any Of these fam
lies assumed that because he had the
same income as the rest h" could IN
tulg, in ;he sam" cXtrayaEancn as All
Of the other ton. h. would come 70 Grier
II ono cN,uld know the !nwarGneSS 81
n. budgets Of those zen families one
could doubtless write n most interest
ing book on th.. different ways IN which
they sns fl 90 spend money.
They Do Not Take One Magazine OF
Newspaper.
The few SlimHs"s one does get into
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SOCIETY NEWS
Dunlnp-Losau Nuptials.

Last evening at the home or the
brides sister. Mrs. Charles Frisscll. or
Fourteenth street. was solcmnized the
marriage Of Miss Eugcnin Logan. 81
this city. and Mr.. John Robertson Dun
lap. of New York City. There werH
no Immediate attendants and the Epis -
copal marriage service was read by Rev.
r. f. l.. Stridrr. of ST. Matthew
church. Before an improvised altar "f
yellow and white chrysanthemums tn"
service was read and the bride was
charming In Il white satin frock CON-
bined with chiffon md lace. brldr
roses formed her corsaGe.
Immediately following the ceremony
an attractive Wedding dinner was served
10 the Immediate families. at which liz"
color scheme of white and yellow was
prettily carried out. At 1880 the happy
couple left over tho Pennsylvania Tor
points in the east.
The bride Is the daughter or the late
Thomas RI. Logan. and has many friends
in the city who will wish her much nap
plness. The groom Is promineh:
newspaper and magazine writer or Ne"
York City. being editor of the EnSf-
eering Magazine In that city. wher''
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap Will make the'r
future home.
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For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
zemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Acne, eczema, itch, PIN
pies, rashes, blackheads in most cases
give way to zemo. Frequently, minor
blemishes disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zemo is safe.
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. 1t costs only Csc; an extra
large bottle, S1.0O. 1t will not stain, Is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins.
The E. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. O. u
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HOW OTHERS MAY 6ENsFtT
FROM a GENEROUS GIFT. =

These statements may seem strange
In some folks. because nearly all suffer-
rrs have all along been led 10 believe in
tho old "l'ri" Acid" humhuC. II took
Mr. Ash"imau fifty years /" !ind out this
truth He learned how !" E"t rid OF the
true ruiIs,. If his rh"uulul ism. nther dis
orders and recover his strength from
9TH. Inner NJ strricS. II remarkable
book that is Row being distributed free
rs an authority WHO devoted Oyer twenty
wears to- IN" scientific study nf this trdu-
hi. II any rra,I.r uf The clliErnCnr
Wishes a copy Of this hook that reveals
startling facts overlooked by doctors and
.Cicnti>ts for centuries past. simply send
a postal card or letter I" II. i. Flchr-
water if2-A street lIall"w"ll. Maine. and
il Will h., sent hy return mail without
any ,htrp" whatever. Send n"w, You
may meyer get This opportunity again. lf
not II sufferer yourself. hand this good
news tu som" afflicted friend.
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such matters are often intensely eosorp-
ing. For instance. I know fimly VINO
can have a machine and Yet who do not
have on :hcir tables IL single magazine
or newspaper. Think OF 1t.
Again there are people who can AFFORD
70 so In town frequently IL dinner ana
the thratcr. and yet whose ordinary
table fare people who cannot afford I"
patronizc a. restaurant from one year 5
end to another would find exceedingly
meagar and unsatisfactory.
People often show a disposition 10
adtudge q neighbor eNtraraGant because
he INDUCES in soma way in which. they
do not.
But that Is only half tn" evidence
and in this as in most matters tho wis.,
est way Is to Judge not that ye be not
judged"
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SOUTH WHEELING BOY
is SERIOUSLY INJURED

Harry West. aged IS years. son OF
David West. 3S0a Eoff street. is In the
Ohio Valley General hospital suffering
with severe injury to his back. caused
by Il fall late last night.
II was reported early this morning
that the young man WINS in n serious
condition. 1t cannot h" drtsrm ned for
several days if h" suffered internal in
iOrjns
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DIR. TURNER TO FRANCE.

Special Dispatch TO Th" lnt"lliE"nc"r.
CLARKSRURG. W. Va. Nov. 6.--A"-
nounremcul WAS made this evening 10y
the Roy. Edward 3. Turner. pastor II the
First Presbyterian church.. and formerly
OF NoundSyillc that H. had arranged to
60 to France at once as war camp
worker of the Y. NJ. c. \. His church
has granted him q six months leave I'M
der salary. y
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HAIR COMING OUT2


DandruT causes a fevcrish Irritation
IF the scalp tn" hair roots shrink loosen
and then the hair comes out fast. To
stop fallin8 hair at once and RIA the
scalp Of every PARTICLE OF dandruH. get
:. small bottle Of pandcr!ne a. any drug
stnrs for few cents. pour lIttle IN
vnur hand ami ruh we'll into the scalp.
After several applications all dandrun
disappears and the nalr stops coming
nut.
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About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

HO
MLCRE:-H"nry G.. Nicholson. Hunt
inKton' Arthur McKrlvey, Parkcrsburg:
&. 8. Kirkland. New Martinsrille: Holt
s. Drake. ParkrrsburS; g. f. Smith. Nor
gnntuwn: J. \. Becker. Shirley: Alonzo
Prince. Follanshrc: {; p. ComuntZs. Nor
Enniown: ]. F. Marsh. Charles ton: Hor-
ace Atwood. Morgantown; J. VI. Google,
New Martinsville: G.. n. woodward. Par
kersburY: H. l.. H"ndrrshnt. Parknrs-
burg: G. l.. Winklcr. Charleston; ]. S.
Cornell. Littletnn: J. Regain. Charleston;
Il E I.arrick. New Martinsvilln.
GRAND CENTRA1---Charles Bowman,
IsroomticId: VI. +. Ginther Ravcnswood:
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Dana Tomlinson md Mrs. w. S. Ham,
iltOn in charge. Anyone who has
too large Ia take to the sh"p
may solve their difficulty by calling
Mrs Joseph Reutcr. 3o4-f Woodsda!c,
who will snr that they are called for
and taken 10 headquarters. The COM
mittec who ore III charge, Of the sale
Of the articles are anxious that the
FLU" ordinance will soon be lifted In
order that they may again begin tn:
worthy work.
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Within ten minutes after an applica-
ton of Dnndrrine you can not find sin
gle trace III dandruff or falling hair ans
your scalp will not itch. but what will
please YOU most will be after few
weeks use when YOU sec new hair, fine
and downy at firSt-ycs-but really new
hair-growing all over the scalp.
\ little Dandcrine Immediately doubles
the beauty Of your hair. No difference
how dull, faded. brittle and scragEy. just
moistcn IL cloth with nanderine and care
fully draw il through your hair, taking
one small strand at Il time. The effect
is amazing-yuur hnir will be light. fluf-
f. and wavy. and have an appearance OF
ahundurce; nm inCompara bic lusirer SOFT
ness and luXuriancr.
Get 4 small bottle Of knowlton's Dam
derine for 4 few cents ut any drug store
Or toilet counter. and prove that your
hair IL us pretty and soft az any-that
il has hc"n neglected or injured by care
less Northumberland all--yuu surely
can have beautiful hair md lots OF II II
you will just try Il little Dandcrine.
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Rod Cross Rooms Sccne OF Activity.

Since the renpcning OF the Red Cross
rooms there has been great deal az
work accomplished. and the chairmen
report that there is 4 splendid outpu!
of work each day. y number OF masks
and other necessities for the influenza
patients have been completed and ship
ments have been made Of the rcgula"
Red Cross articles. Every womanS
help in the city In needed.
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REDWOOD RUSSIAN Is
VICTIM OF INFLUENZA

stove Pcrsn;. nS"d IL years.. kuSSlah'
- Hnnwuod. died In tn" N"rjh Wheeling
hospital last night. OF lmflu'lAa-pn"mih'-
min IIn worked at IN" National Tub"
Company. and leaves II WIZ mad several
children.
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Woman Taken to Hospital

Bessie McKown. Of Alley :. was
taken To the Ohio Valley General hos
pitnl late last night suffering with So
we're confusion on The head. believed 10
have been caused by il fall. She will
likely recover.
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HOW 1T HAPPENED.

Mr. hshelman IL only one OF thousands
who suffered for years. owing 20 the gen.
pruI brIIpi In the old, false theOrr that
uric Acid causes rheumatism. This er.
ronpous belief induced him and icsions OF
unfortunate men and women TO take
wrong trentmrnts. You might Just as as
we'll attempt 10 put out fire with oil
bs 10 try and get rid OF your rheumatism.
neurtis and like complaints: by, taking
treatment supposed to drive Eric Acid out
OF your blood and body Many physic.
and scientists now know that ''ric Ncla
never did never can and never will cause
rheumatism: that It Is n natural and nee
ess;,ry constituent Of tho blood; that Y
20 roind in every new horn babe and
that without II we could not i've!
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. Very truly yours' .crrD

M. subcommittee then met win 'ne
oon,,ri,ttee, and Mayor NeHt"r
t.i ~ +he oI,nck for the committee y"
~ enn,k In stated that In gong "E''
The evidence taken in the tri"' ,,,"'
much conflicting evidence was tTG""
and that they had reason - a,rrc
~, co,,ncilman HabiE had a source
whereby he could procure "0'''' '''''''
evidence for the probe. r1o,,;c
~ rnnI. 70 this Councilman lta"ls
-" Ia, he had several sources
s,,hor,h,. ho might be able 10 secure ~
sa-n, - council was SO incl'nco 10 ~
.'ioa-o in the case. and not r"h'S''t w"
-, nc they started out. N""h[l'i','"'
tuah;r secmed to have the general ."''
Wa council was trying 10 IilN"tNc
IN the nrobe In some nn"eS,''oi' A..
u. 80 etated that il council woni" n'S,
,,,t,,,, 1neir former methods ne W""!'
oo'nnrrotc with them 10 the htSl VI "''
ability. ,-,or e. nv did not
rovn a communication IN hlS
rr,r, federal food olilci'' S'u''"H
liza, 100 pounds OF milk r"""'. n",'
hnen shipped TO MInT" 'u'r' ''"!,
Iaooi dniry Is days hrf"r" lI"nlth '"fh-
missioner ". 3. Williams N'H'''" '"
d,iries 70 find milk powder I,i.,
ti,,,,r Nestcr cmphntically demo" '.''S
80 Continuing H. asserted ih' SUI
aI ~ council in tho prone. am
1919 Nat tho city stood ready I" sr"h"
,%,r.,sonds Of dollars TO cl"ar the Si'u'-
ton up. ,,.
Argument thon waXcd hot. AMI Er"W
,o,,nr mill Chairman Armhr""ht han
70 call thnm To order several h'n"S' IL,
meeting came to AN un'Ai"''r" "'
when Councilman blum moved t"''
council adjourn and Councilman Hare
seconded It
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EnraEemont Announced.

Announcement has been made of tho
engagement Of Miss Marie Settert. or
this city. and Mr.. Timothy welsh ot
Cleveland, 0. The cnGNgement was an
nounced Tuesday evening by Miss Sr!-
rrrt at her home on South Chapline'
street when she entertained the mcln-
'hers OF her club. Following an evcN-
ing ut sewing, cleverly arranged tavo'S
Of tiny baskets OF rice. containing Inc
announcement. were placed al the lunch
con table. The announcement has como
AZ a surprise TO the many friends or the
bride In tho city, who will offer bc3t
wishes for future happiness.
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A. PERMANENT JOB
FOR A SOBER MAN
Liberal Snlary For Party Who Can
Qualify For This Position

There IL n desirable position now open
al the Sterling Products tncorporatcdl
104 E Nineteenth ST. for man VINO mas
had some experience in nrInS hulirr
and looking after heating system. Also
In doing general work.
The succe sful applicant for the above
n,sl,jon must he sober. industrious and
furnish satisfactory references as 10
character.
Products lncorporntcd) PLANT l0i T..
nineteenth street. for pers"nnl inter-
View Ask ~ ace Mr.. ". NJ. Allen.
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IMPORTANT Meeting.

This morning the stickcrS and post
ers committee uf the War Chest cani-
pnign will meet to make final arrange
mcnts for the distribution of their IT.
erature over The city. Mrs. Charles
O'Rricn md Miss Adelaide SchocEey az
chnirmen Of the stickers committee. and
Mrs. Jarvis Price MS chairman CT the
posters committee and their able corps
Of workers will in this way herald inc
grea, event OF next week and give IL
Il wonderful beginning.
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ADIES $1,000 REWARD! !SS:,rs 9 s ss:s;

1. sueccssl ul Monthly" Compound, Safely relieves
some OF the longest most Obstinate abnormal ease1 IN
Mail 81 Double Strength $500. D0okET FREE hlisisa
Or. -, =, S0UIHh8IgH REMEDY CO.. nHsss CIT. no
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1T am eighty-three years old and doc
tored for rheumatism ever since | game
out OF the army. over fifty years ago. LEe
many others. spent money freely for CO.
called cures and have read about Uric
Acid until could almost Hste it could
not sleep nights or walk without pain; my
hands we're so sore and sttff | could not
hold pen. But now am again IN active
business and can wax wi:h ease or write
all day with comfort. Friends arc BUR
nrlscd at the change
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Acknowledgements.

What will come as q surprise TO their
many friends In the city is the an
nnunccmcnt Of the engagement or MISS
Grnevievc Bowman and Mr.. Charles
Arm brecht. both of the city tn" wed
ding was solemnized in WellshurE al
most two weeks ago. but the announce
ment has only been recently made.
The bride Is popular young lSdE
Of the South Side while the groom -
tho son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Arm
hrecht. and Is employed az machnist
at one of the South Side karages. B"tn
have many friends I'M the vicinity who
Will wish them all happiness in the
welded life.
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Married.

Dunlop Logan. On Wednesday. Nov.
G. 1915. at the residence OF the BRIDES
sister Mrs Charles ". Frisscll, the KEY.
r. F. LEG Stridrr. of st. Matthews p 4.
church. officiating Miss Eugcnia Black
more Logan. Of Wheeling To Mr.. John
Robertson Dunlop. Of New York.
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BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
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Salvage Shop Will Reopen.
The Salvage shop will again h" open
for contributions on Friday and Sa.-
urday at 1909 Main street. with Mrs.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10

FOR SALE+Two grade Percheron
Colts, twenty months old, will weigh
900 lbs each. Apply J. Il. Durham,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
CHEERFUL WORDS

For 11any d Scotland Neck Household
To have the pains and aches of
bad back removed-to be entirely free
from annoying, dangerous unrinarv
disorders, is enough to make any
kidney sufferer grateful. The follow
ing advice Of one who has suffered
will prove helpful to hundreds Of
Scotland Neck readers.
G. w. Lawrence, Main ST., Scotland
Neck, says: My back ached and 7
had pains across my loins. In the
morning, [ was sore and stiff The
trouble bothered me considerably, ~espe-
cially while waiting on customers, in
the store and at times, I could hard
ly bend over. I got a Dor of Doan g
Kidney Pills at Whitehead Co. g Drug
Store, and they soon relieved me of
the backache and put my kidneys in
good shape
Price 60c, at all dealers Don It
simply ask for kidney remedy--get
Doan 8 Kidney Pills--the same that
M lawrence had. Foster-Milbur Co..
Mfgrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
NOTICE

Pursuant to a petition field with
Board Of County Commissioners and
embossed by the County Board of Edu-
cation, calling an Election to be held
at Dawson s Cross Roads, to be held on
May 18th 1913, embracing a Special
District to determine whether they Will
vote for Or against tax Of 80 cents on
the 100 Dollar valuation and 90 cents
on the Poll.
Registration Book to be opened April
18th to May ;, for the purpose Of Reg
1stering all voters in said district
P. a. LAWRENCE, Registar.
J. n. HALLIDAY,
L. G. BARNHILL, Judges.
By order the Board County Commits
sioners April /, 1913
J. II. NORMAN,
Clerk Of Board Of Co. Commissioners
The above is in Enfield Township
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
WAR PRISONERS
MUST WORK

Washington, May 10.-Includ-
ed in War Department regula
tons regarding the employment
of prisoners Of war and lnterned
enemy aliens are the following
statements
All classes Of prisoners, except
ing commissioned officers and such
others as are physically not fit for
labor, will be required to perform
work necessary for their comfort
or for the upkeep Of their prison
barracks. Interned enemy aliens
will not be held for compulsory
labor except as provided IN this
paragraph.
Prisoners Of war, excepting
officers, warrant, petty, ana non
commissioned officers, may be re
ouired to work for the public
service-they may be authorized
to work on their own account.
Under exceptional circumstances,
when specially authorized by the
Secretary Of War, they may, upon
their written request, be author
lied to work for private persons
or for corporations. Petty and
noncommissioned officers may be
authorized to work on their own
account, and, upon their written
request, may be authorized to
work in the same manner as other
prisoners Of war, except that they
will be employed in a supervisory
capacity only.
An order for labor will be re-
garded as a military command
and prisoners failing to obey such
order will be punished accord
ingly.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
NOTICE

| hereby forbid any and ali per
sons from giving employment to
or harboring my minor child,
David Higgs, Jr., who has left
my home without my consent.
Anyone employing or harboring
the said David Higgs, Jr. will be
prosecuted to the full penalty Of
the law.
This the 10 day Of April 1918.
DAVID HTGGS
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES

[ hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the House Of Representatives
subject to the Democratic primary, to
be held on June the 1st 1918 for Hall
fax County.
j. H. DARDEN
This May 10 1913. Spring Hill, n. c
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10

FOB SAI,E-15O Bushels of Corn and a
quantity of smoked Hams, Shoulders
and Bacon. John B. Gray. 4-8-tf.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
CLASSIFIED ADS

brown setter dog. Re
ward for information leading to the
recovery Of same. Notify Mr.. Isaac
H. Smith, Scotland Neck. 4-29 tt.
Putnam patriot., 1918-03-15
ORE HIS HONOR
Happenings In the Court Across the
River

Erhrum Rogers, from hero ana
there WIS mostly here last Saturday.
where he made the rounds Of the 9et
goods district became nicely satl 1t
"a with the Juice Of corn badly fc9-
meatel
Ge5rre Brlssault vent nito north
end saloon to hjre some laborers aad
Ephrmm took exceptions To hs pres
ensc AMI called him bad names lie
also called GEORGES wife bad names.
George had Ephram arrested aud
Monday morning. soheree ara wiser
he plead guilty to lntoxicatlon and
breach Of the peace He said he di1
not remember anything about the
trouble Ephraim for the next 60
days can be found at Brooklya.
George Bagas plead guilty to an
assault On his wife. Wednesday
morning and paid s. SO
According to the story, Mrs. Baeas
was not at home when her husband
called her on the telephone ard Re
went out to look for her aui met her
on the street After an alteration
the defendant slapped his wife's face.
lie told the court officials, after
court, that he ala not like 20 have his
wife talk to anyone but himself
Putnam patriot., 1918-03-15
SILVER MEDAL CONTEST

Town Hall Thompson. Saturday eve
ang March IL. under auspices Of
Thompson " e I. g.
Program.
Prayer.
Rev William Chase
Remarks by President
Mrs Minnie Bixby
Chant du Gondo6a, Waltz.
Orpheus Club
Solo, The Star Spangled Banner"
and "Marseiliaise.
Bernard Jeyell
Celebrated boy singer
Contestants for Medal:
Defamation, How the League Was
Formed" from Black Rock, by
Ralph Conner,
William Granata. Memorial High
Defamation. The Real Experience
Of French Gunner" by Amelia
Burr.
Ruth Bartlett, Putnam High
Defamation. why Favor National
Prohibition, Melville Kelley,
Congressman from Pennsylvania
Stanton Ballard, Putnam High
Defamation An Ode on Dedica-
ton" written and read before
Harvard's Chapter of Phi Beta
Kappa, June Il. 1917, Herman
Hazedon.
Gladys Robbins, Putnam High
Defamation. The Old Man and jim"
James Whitcomh Riley,
Putnam patriot., 1918-03-15
LOCKED UP
AS DESERTER
Private VIM. Marquis Wanted
By Officers At Fort Terry.
overstayed His Leave Of Absence
Once Before


''.'',
nam .
ss-'' = - : =. ~.
- . '.'''
-''-s'
VI HFUul- vas allowed To come nome
Putnam patriot., 1918-03-15
CORONER FINDS DRIVER OF
AUTO NEGLIGENT

Orrin Alvord, driver Of an automo-
bile that was wrecked when struck
By the boat train at the Nam street
crossing IN Dayyille on a Saturday
night last month, has been found neg
lgent in his driving at the time of
the accident, thereby responsible for
Mrs Henry Marchesseault's death, It
is set for1h in the finding rendered in
the ease by Coroner Arthur 6. Bill
Putnam patriot., 1918-03-15
A SPLENDID CHANCE

+ or you to buy in Putnam and vicin-
lty The R. r. Co has bought /.
acres OF land north of the city and is
starting to make headquarters here.
/" eaithy people are coming here ana
oaylng property If you wish to i'm
prove your condition | am willing to
help You TO buy a farm or city prop
er1y All kinds of farm and garden
seed F; also nursery stock for sale. Put
nam !, has started to be large city. A.
b. RANDALL, sale agent 1913.