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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07
OHIO NEWS NOTES.

rCi-Cieviue-EI-Gove Frank l.
Willis spoke herer yesterday IN o"h;h'
Of the war chest which this county IS
raising.
YOUNGSTOWN r. Davis. a lntln-
her OF the city council. has been found
Stiilty OF accepting brides in connection
with franchise grants. :. He WAS ac-
Quilted OF soliciting a brihc.
FREMOET-Thc board ot elections
has chosen Horace Sticrwa!:. clerk.
iMARySTILI.t1-% William l.. Norraw.
aged 49, died On a farm where he had
lived for hfty years.
.DEFIANCE---.tl rnrn mus so u
work. 10 war or to jail
HSDLAY-The churches % God vii!
open their annual convention in this
city to-day.
fTNDLAY-J. VI. Warner Of Penn
broke. Pa. has contributed $l.h0o -
the endowment fund Of ttadlay college.
Observation-Disclosures worktncu havc
psrchased 81. 2nn."t Liberty bonds.
-sDAYTON--Thr Surn Of St5.ohD has
been added 80 tho endowment fund nj
Sonsbralcr Theological seminary.
AkRON-t'harleS Ste,'$e. aged 10.
Akron's first mail carrier. is dad.
.AKR0N-Tha coal pool herr will Is"
dissolved Iurr l. Nor" than l".5h"
cars Of coal have been handle'I bv 'h'
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.SERGT. BROWN TALKS
TO ELM GROVE MINERS
Told Them Of Work Being Done by the
American Forces and Praised Red
CrOSs-PikS News.

I.r-t ".':r.i.G !u front "I IN" T.. X -.
~';:r'". - Et3n ';r"v'. Sergeant Brnwn
- Ia. ''Hu:tr!.nU forces. wh" has %""u
si,."' YEARS S..rV!t'.. 81. fi,r front ~ hnnr
"n II iuri"Iru recovering from gas and
she'll w"urrlS. gave :III interesting; talk Ia
:. arg" rtih""I;!E.
II" told huw Ihr Err!I>h and canadian
forces. win. when the war hr"k" out.
. Yer" l"nrlE equipped and had /" keep
The 'i"rman h"rdcS l;,,h from Belgium
aud nari%. li"w M :u"u with Ii" 5t%
f masks had L. stand the assaults Of tho
! ti"rinnn$ aud than their rifles and hay"
: nu;~ were their only fighting acr"S-
: S"rlrs. S"rg,nn' Brown also gay" 4 d.
! tail.d account ~ how IN" small num-
. h.r nr men held The ritn, German army
D. III tn" cr''a; r:lrnSrS.
liz told how III inli M. !m.u vs.. Il TN
cans i"r rr::nHIr#. FILLING them with
. nails and mud and IIItiiiS in 4 primer
! rhr$" w"r" used wi!h deadly effect hy
. IN" allied forces How tli' ui'.u held off
; H. t;crmanS with cold steel and the
hand ~ hand lighting that took place
: proved an Interesting part Of his lee
turr. H.. Showed how tn" HIM or
= 'FrII2. a. II" il ru'nn"ulY rnIl"d at
IN" front. although equipped 1" d" ha'-
lie with twenty IT our own forces by
! count liz. told. huwrv"r that the Ger
: !,sInS wrr,. great lighters AMI that only
; Il strung fore" lik" the American could
keep them back
= II" also Told nf he rr"l, work tn"
> Red Cross was doing on thu haiti" front.
; How The. many $trricl"r bearers rIskr'l
heir lives many times on IN" field OF
; battle. now NOR" commonly known itS
! NO Mans Land" Iir also Sp"k" high
~ OF tn" women and said they were do
ing more than ihrIr bit IT III" front.
nr himself h. s1!I little. only stat
ing that he WAS called III" confetti "r
bomb ihrnwrr lir entered when tn"
first call cam" ~ T"ron:n, his nativ"
. town. with his brother. VIII" was killed
! after four months nf lighting. He him.
self was wounded :wic" and EaSS"d
Cncr. He IL making tour Of ~" United
Statcs and has done great work selling
bonds of the last issue. IN hhiihh"lrhln
n" sold over S@.0Gu.O 600. and So. 900 at
ono mPrting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07
Give The Stomach
a Chance To Work

Wo can't expect the stomach to act
normally II the natural avenues OF elm
poEe of Its refuse. When the bowels are
coustlpated thu stomach Is called upon
for work beyond it's capacity and the
result Is bloat, belchIng, headache, and
discomfort generally, and, unless tho
condition Is promptly relieved, serious
ILLNESS.
nm effective remedy for constipation
Is sold in drug Itores under the name
Of DR.. Caidwells Syrup popsin. It Is
q combination Of Eimple laxative herbs
with pepsin TINT acts on the bowels in
g gentle, natural manner, without grip
ing or other pain or discomfort, afford
ing speedy relief. Get n bottle OF Dr.
Caldwcll's Syrup Pepsia from your dtug-
Eiyt aud kaYe it in the house when you
need it; 1t costs only hfty cents and ts
the Ideal family remedy, mild enough
for children and old people, yet SUI
lciently powerful for tho strongest con-
st1tut.on. a trial bottle, free OF charge,
can be obtained by writing to DR.. W. r.
Caldwell, $50 Washington ST., Montt-
cello. Illinois.
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weekly Bulletin.

Last evening in thr junior rooms Of
the buckley NJ. r. church nf t:dgwood
tn" members az tn" Kappa Sigma III
held their regular weekly meeting. A
large number Of members were present
and plans for the new club building
were discussed. Tn" weekly bulletin for
The remainder of tho week has been an
nuunCrd aS fnlluws:
Wednesday. May \. t:l5 p. m.--C'hil-
drcn's trimming class: y. m. prayer
meeting.
Friday. May 10. 7:t5 p. m.-Ch"ir r"-
hcarSnl-Mrs Anna Hilton otto direct
inE; s p m. third quarterly conference
session in Junior room.
Next Sunday is Mothers Day. Morn
ing: Special Mothers day service with
appropriate sermon by tho pastor: short
address by a visiting layman on III"
Veterans Campaign. Evening: install
lation Of Kappa Sigma ~ Hluh officers.
with appropriate Sermon
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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.
Amy druggist can supply you with
zemo, which generally overcones all
skin diseases. Acne; eczema, itch, PIN.
pies, rashes, blackheads in most cases
give way to zemo. Frequently, minor
, bemishes disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly Zemo is a safe.
'sntiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. 1t costs only 35c; an extra
large bottle, Sl0O. 1t will not stain. is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender. sensitive skins. -
The E. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07
WARWOOD
Home Service Society.

Miss .Ianr Tr:i.y If S"Ut:! Narw"'d
a5snnr. IS quite busy il! tn work "r aid
ing J-n"c Sam m on.' o! hrs nuinherlcsS
NSsupatinnS. Shs' is :, r"rrrscntatir" o.
:W. r"r,. Missionary Society. and X is
her business I" Look after the mothers
who have sons in tlIr I. :. army. and
who ar. no: receiving their monthly al
iotmsutS. Quit. Il number of the ladies
of this city wer. called on by Miss tof-
fey yesterday and She will then report /"
Washington saving just what mother
has gotten hs- "aInnfhly pay since her
boy has gone !" tho army. There are at
the prrsHn; time several who have ueE"r
gotten this war it"r! NJ on" tlrn". and
edch case will o.. invest gated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07

On Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Earl Ehbert Of South RichlanG avenue,
the members Of the Lutheran R"d Cross
workers ar" invited To meet and they
VIII spend their time making garments
for the patriot" spirited buyS who have
left To fight ia" k;,Sor
The Ladies' Aid uf tn" Lutheran.
church will hold their all day quilting
1T the HON" If Mrs. Harry Holman. IF
Seventh street. IN Thursday. Thrs"
quilts nre mad" by Tins s"cIcIy and then
sold and tn" proceeds given /" TIA. build
ing fund Of tho church.
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Entertainment ut Richland.

Nm entertainment hat Will PROV" -:
interest II /" h.. given 10y tn" Brick
school Of III" l:irhlaud district. TIL"
entertainment IS IT, y" given hy the
teachers and pupils and Il iarr" number
are expected to attend. Il will to- given
in lh,. school building on Friday "v"n-
inc. May ~. and AL az" invited I" a.
tend. III" proceeds Will h' used for
thu benefit Of tn" i"d cross.
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All-DaY Session.

f"-n,"rr"W TIA: regular weekly Ili-iay
S"S>:rii "t ILL.," l:dEwrr E"d tr"$s viii
u" heidi III tn" has"lncni ~ tn. Hurklr,
NJ. T.. church. large amount al, work
j. :" H.. accomplished and all WI" can
are asked !" attend nIH hrlp with ih.'
work. several s"win.; machines arc
Needed Icy Ia" auxiliary and Il anyone
could d"f..t'" tn" uSr # "nr /; w%UId b.
:;r.t;I" npIr'c itr",l.
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Si"ul"urill". will h- SURPRISED In learn
"f his rhInG" !" III" fourth class in the
draft. IL" suffered An ntr'l1cnt last sim
ln"r and ""ulI not appear !" have his
quest" ruaIr" iillrd. Tn" matter was
iut"n'i"d !" by lawyer. who rnnd" s"N-
'rnl imp"rinn' ml>tnk'% IN 'iliing thu
blank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07

Iinruld Elurl. we'll Known y"unS man
"f Pheasant Valley. has returned after
several months >'rVI'" with ihr k"i
Cross in FrnE'". II" comes from "i!''
AZ Wh"clinc'S oldest famill'S and his
mar!y friends VIII h. glad /" learn If
his SAT-. return. II" wa. ~ Paris at rh.'
iirur Of III" Smelling" iy ~. great 81.
G"l'rin gan and said il has had lilii"
effect an ia" American s"lhi"r boys.
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Purchased Property

on. uf til. old land marks of "arwood
t;,. irr..n purchased hy the Pennsylvania
railroad company. and plans will be i'm
rnsdin1rIy mad" whereby the extra track
,c- ,h.. railroad will be laid. TIL" prop
,.rrv IN question is that Of tho old Hi/'s
h.1n-s;,:.d Of North W;trwood. which
Will b.. immediately removed
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join as Mechanics.

Tn" ,ik" section viii l"nSc two NOR"
ui it's voting mon "n Friday. May H..
when Henry Boyd of Elm ';r"v" am!
Frank Lambert If Wnnd$dll'' leave for
Fort Meyer. Virginia. l!Uil men ar"
we'll known in the pike section. Boyd
works ut tn" Wheeling Mold n Foundry
ard Lambert NJ thu IIH2"lAlluS CONF
paIIy AMI both ar" expert mechanics
Their many friends Will Il" surprised
to learn uf their nrIi"n in Joining tn"
forces. Th.ry viii l"aT" on tn" Il: K o.
nj t. lu
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especially been set apart for tn welfare
Of tn" soldier boys and par, ak" Of tn"
most patriotic work that is going on in
America This meeting to-day. these
ladies' will devote the entire day TO the
milking Of surgical dressings and hos
pital garments. the most needed articles
for the u. 8 government At the present
time
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number Of ont tn" pike church MEM
hers will l"av" f"r tlarksbUTE I" attend
III SUNDAY school injecting. kcv. =. W.
Wise. pastor nf til" Rurkley ". f..
church. and T.. &. Rurkham. Sunday
school loader az the same church. will
leave from Edgwnnd. and Mrs. William
Jackson will be u representative" &c the
First BAPTIST church nf Wheeling. \
large number Of Sunday school members
will also attend IN" meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07

The TrLLdvlIn!a high $rh""I MIN has
i hard hrhrdIie marl"'d "It for ms
w,'.h T"-niEhi IL" sp''dy 'H'h"'irai
i4;.:n Srhnrl uiIur ~ IL a. n"i III What
Will b. Ih'' hardest gam" ~ tn, week.
Thr Nhc"ln, team VII comp here "t
IuE revenge fer lh, defeat handed tiI"m
"u thr rrIdirWn last Iall
nr Friday Muumu&VIll" viii h' n" np-
l"nrIi and saturday Will witness Il fast
gam" !,'iwr" Elliot; tumrirrr!?l and
tn. l"r'tlS Nil ui tt" games will In
I.lay,rl un Ii.. hutn,. gruunda.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07
Every Soldier Will Be
Saved, Says Minister

CHICAGO May G.--N"n Mh" ii" an
,h,. battlefield. whether ihIy AT" rT"-
r,sSiuz Christians "r not VIII DC saved.
Or Iuhr Thompson. secretary M liz:
city mis- .in:ary and rhur"h extension
society," told the Methodist ministers
!r-tl". "Tho::" m"n are. IN my opinion.
as truly dying for mankind ~ did Jesus
christ" he sad.
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Leave for Camp.

Answering long distance call from,
their son. Private Roy Meek. wh" IL now
stationed Al Camp Loo. Vi Mr. and
Mrs j. NJ. Neck and Mrs. Roy Meek
left late Sunday evening for Petersburg.
They went to Steuh"nvill". wh"r" con
nrctIonS wrr" mad" with The Pittsburgh
special. Private Meek expects change
soon and arni the message home. Soy
rral messages ~ 4 similar nature were
received hy families in rhr pix" section
wh,, have relatives in tn" camp
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Forret-Me-Not Club.

DuiIc AN important meeting to-n"r-
rnw All day. OF IN" members "f the For
.et-nr-not club wlil l~r h"sd n INC
hnnn. Of Mrs. J. II. N"ntS"tnerS. 81 S''F-
rEr"cuth street. AT this meeting. lhcS"
ladies will H.. engaged in knitting or
sewing for the soldiers sine" they have
nrranizcd themselves into n Resi Cross
auxiliary.
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,o-s oc ~. Missionary society Of

members or IN" Missionary society or
the Warwood christian church WILL meet
in their Snmi-monthly meeting. AZ inns
meeting il il scheduled for numocr OF
quite important business matters |" oe
discussed and !; is hoped that all OF the
,,.unIs.rs will Nc present at this time. y
su,iaI hour will follow the business
meeting. Af1A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07
Last Performance.

This evening the last Performance" Of
the drama Deacon puhhs. will h."
shawn in the school hall hy tn" mem
h"rs Of tho st. Ninr"n,'s dramatic So
rirty. y lnrr" number attended lLSl
evening and all pronounced tn" play on"
Of the best ever seen m thu amateur
stag. III this lnralit!.
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Parlors Will Ee Open.

T"-dn} and r"-n'"rr"w th" rarl"r> al
ia" Vance Memorial Church OF Nund~-
dial" VIII l." k"l" open Tor tho .lSc "t
III ;a,Ii's g: thu 'hIr.h - sew Tor tn
T.. '.r"S- All wh" can ar" invited L.
attend a.ai IL, Ii''ir Shnr" III tn" w"rk
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Opener for Bethany

T"sur'rr,'" AFTERNOON. on III" i'"ihHhi
GI"lr:!t-. ih'. "p"nIu!; hall gam. viii il.
played. hriw""m the. t'Hrn'Hi" Tech ana
IN i""rl r"Iirg" Euc. y lHrg" number
If ..j'uI..ulS and visitors Will II" III hani
/" Witness i&.. gam. which Is expected
- IL. he fn.tCsL at the ScaSul
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Enlist as Engineers.

TWO VIII kEu"II H"Hnr: m"n Of Eds;
w"'rd enlisted yesterday III ihe engineer
corps ii the army. They Joined thu
tlfty-s"v"nth. And "Xpact IN bring back
notable records. Irwin T.. MCi<"lvhy
and Glen &. White were the young mrn
VIII" enlisted ana will leave for Mary
land this Afternoon.
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B, U, II. SodslitT.

ThurS'ay evening tn" ni"mhcrS Of
til" l.. \. NJ. S"da.ii$ "i TIA" -. Mirharl'S
rhnrch oI EdSIn&i"r Lam" will held
their r"Eulnr weekly meeting III III"
chur'A. vi "r ;h' in'mbrrs are "N-
l'r'l,i Ia tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07
Sunshine Sewing Session.

one OF IN" biggest days Of tn" week
is that of to-day. when the mcrnhcrs "f
the SUNSHINE club will meet in til" War
wood high school IN In" sewing that ms
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ir.'uri. on I'll :h. strongest in III" pike
>,,l !ur. II l. turned Ia pr"nu'l" social
@aliI"r!nc# among III" Young Indies and
L. h"Itrr their acquaintance" with "n''
.I,tAI i.,.r
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Assessment COMPLETED.

County Assessor William HanSey has
completed thu assessment Of the personal
property of this city. but the complete
report has not as vt berp complied.
However. from April !. 1917. until April
]: 1918. there have been fifty three
births and sixteen deaths recorded in
Warwood. I; is now impossible /" find 4
stray dog in WArwrod IT thu present
time according To thu. assessor. AZ The
time of tn. t9t1 .aSSeS<n"nt there were.
nearly two hundred homeless dogs run
hing loose. but Officer y. l.. Pool has
made a round up IF the city and has
helped il considerably.
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OHIO NEWS

'rOL1MEI'S d. MAY o., boards "a
education o: IT,. $::r,, Nj. Hold 4 c"''-
terence here Tuesa!:tS go. y '";;srNt.ty IL
which tine :n.,fis.ris =; u:'.:' n't'". l.tt!N
financing the sciASnl> Vii - '''.'S'i"f'd
Mark Th0wSra. an :t;;"i'!''r - t''''"'
land who is y :r.rI,h.'r 80 80 't'tru OF
education III that az. VII :.saNe -
principal address >; j'!E'iir'A. / -
p5inted out ,h:; ..,.'r' s,.'!-''"- "a ga"
have been cornp"l'' {" lose -""tr 6""FS
two months hcIrr. he 'iSGti ,i'n' w.
cause ri the la"h - ':u:'k. : n"i'"-
cation of th,> Smith per "":,' tax inw
aad-an incrca>~-i :tI.,.;vhnr' - Min
eraned youth tr.ru IT, sat ".''! "'
IrouSn: I'D fur ,"rSl'!:rHticr.
In som. Obi, ,ir;i:; us; rICt~. ,:.":l
in rural districts. there ar" a"; 'f"ush
:ncrf In class Ia iii IN. nu'>'A CALI"
!or MAY - II h-=,nr' known to-day
when Major !.:ll"r. II '-!tar:" "t SthI"
uraft beadquar'.'rS. Mas cai'aEa,''|
uuotaS FOR IN. various t'@aH> VI me
state.
At the SANK ti,n. Major i'"'l@r :
under orders - ;ah 'ii"S QUOTA en-
rtrelr from class /.
This means. IL .'Ni'|''12't t:'a; IN" az
r-r,Sate Shortage. ~ lass ,;:is u hr
m portionrd among H.. ttoa-d:; ;trat still
have q S,Irf,lus ~: .n'.:l In that class.
Mauv counties VIII haS" :" furnish
few NOR. men th:Li originally "sti-
mated.
The reason tIr ~. "ar!: exhaustion
;rf-'c1ass in rural districts. :: - said
is that SO many farmer we" given de-
ferred clasSifcati"ns.
Ohio will furnish ~ r.? Drsn fnr IN"
fye days beginning May -. When this
contingent goes III. state will have FUR
rSshed 14co% soldiers In,i"r IN" select
i've service system. no; ;EciudinS th"s"
rhat vSerc roluutarii. ;nGuctcI through
dr. e. boards.
Major Pealcr expects 70 have m"
riirntas for local boards ready "a an
T7runcr some time Monday.
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Chaured to FOURTH Class

Friends of Harrison VI. Nirkcrsnn.
formerly of Fulton bat now residing in
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This afternoon at u" h"m" Of Mrs.
George Mooney Of Center WaC@ooI. IN"
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TWO AVIATORS KILLED

CAMP BORDEN. Oa;:. May Sin an
u,rulanr accident here This afternoon
second Lieutenant Ii. \. 1;uff"ridGe u
Mont Clair. y. j.. and Cadet il. i,
(,"i."ary OF Toronto were killed.
MONT CLAIR. y. j.. May 6,--i.I"u-
tenant George Albert RuflridGc was
born III cleveland twenty-five years ago
and cam" here with his parents when NJ
was about II wears cid: He passed his
examination Us aviator about three
weeks ago. and WI. 4; ono" ass Sncd :"
camp Borden as an Instructor with III"
rank Of lieutenant.
Lieutenant KuffrdSc was the H'h -:
Mr. and Mrs .i""rgc i. Euffridse.
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-- 49, raa.n
Cleveland County herald., 1918-07-04
War Savings Stamp Drive Far
From Satisfactory in This County

Checking up Pie lge Cards the
committee found numerous per-
sons unwilling to aid their coun-
try. The people of Cleveland
County are not subscribing in
accordance with their means, or
in proportion to the rest of the
State.
The Government has extern
ded the time for receiving pied
ges in this county to July 9Th.
This gives us chance to make
good by raising our qnota.
Every person who has not
signed a pledge card must sign
one at once, and those who have
signed and think they can afford
to increase the amount should
take out new cards at once.
Every person must be lined up
either for or against War Saw
ings Stamps. The Government
is not asking you to donate this
money. 1t ask you for loan to
buy bullets to whip the Kaiser,
and it we'll paw you interest for
the use of vOur money.
The Stamps you pledge your
self to take can be bought at any
time before January 1st,' 1919.
You don't have to pay over the
money now. The Government
simply wants your promise as a
basis for its credit, which it
Cleveland County herald., 1918-07-04
needs right now.

needs right now.
Under the authori Y invested
in me through the President of
the Uuited States. the Secretary
of the Treasury and the Stat g
Director of the War Saving S
movement, | hereby issue this
emergency call to the patriotic
citizenship of this county 20
come to the aid of the county
charm IN and his assistants in
every school district in the coun
ty and help by every means
possible to increase the number
of pledges and the amount pied
ged, so that each district will re-
turn its full quota, thus enabling
the county to report on July
5th that its full asseeemant has
been raised.
Every day will be Pledge Day
until the county's'' quota is raised
on July 9Th. Every man, woman
and child is called upon to do
their utmost.
County's quota is $l75, 900 for
Eastern half. Pledges and sales
todate SCI, 900, Amount needed
to reach quota is $114,O 900.
r, B. Strain,
Chairman War Savings Com
mittee for Eastern Half Cleve
land Coun ty.
Cleveland County herald., 1918-07-04

TENS. This is conclusively pro-
ven by the Endorsements in our
catalogue from those who have
attended other schools and
studied other systems. We con-
clusively prove every statement
we make, and that is why we
have the largest business train
ing school in America. Our cat
aIogue is free for the asking,
and it will give any parent or
Joung person just the informant
ion they desire in helping them
to make up their mind as to the
school to patronize, the course to
take, the cost, the increased
earning capacity, etc.
Fill in name and address, and
mail to Tyler Commercial College,
Tyler, Texas.
NdlIle'.'....., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AQuTeSS. Observation-Disclosures. ..."........
Tyler Commercial College, Tyler,
Texas.
Cleveland County herald., 1918-07-04
Must Have Certificate
To Handle Sugar

Under the new regulations
effective July list, all retailers of
sugar, hotels, restaurants, board
ing houses, soft drink and soda
fountains must have official
sugar purchasing certificates be-
fore they are permitted to pur-
chase sugar.
In making application for
sugar, retailers should use as a
basis what you bought in April,
May and June. Consider you
are not allowed to sell sugar only
three pounds per person per
month. If what you bought in
April, May and June would be
greater than you would sell
during july, August and Sept
ember under the three-pound. per
capita regulation, cut your order
accordingly, taking into consider
alton, however, the amount of
sugar you have every reason to
believe you will sell for can
ming and preserving.
In selling sugar do not sell
more than two ponds at one
time, nor more than three pounds
per month per person in fam
lily, except for canning, when
such sales are limited to rs
ponds.
Hotels, restaurants, etc., are
allowed three pounds of sugar
per 80 meals served. This in
cludes the supply for cooking
and for use in pies, pas try and
deserts, as we'll as for individual
service to guests.
desire to give official notice
that these rulings will be en-
forced to the letter and that i'm
mediate action will be taken
against any who fail to comply.
Retailers and others violating
these rules will Immediately have
their supplies cut off.
All merchants who buy sugar
Will have to secure a permit
from Hamp Williams. This also
applies to hotels, restaurants,
boarding houses, etc.
j. B. Searcy,
Federal Food Administrator.