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Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01

UNITED fTATES LAND C. Fl. E. 1T PHOENIX. .hRIZONA
 sts:e cf arizors TO WHOM IE May CONCERT:
 Notice is hereby given that the State o; Arizona has fled n this office i-s School indemnity Land Selection Lis: No. 1895. Serial No. 03sl54. ap- plying Q select as indemnity the fol- lowing described lands. to-Wit:
 List No. 1899. Serial No. 03si6i:- In T. ls $, R 25 E.. NWi. Sec :; in T. ,a $. ?. ?; E. NE. Sec. F.
 tAll in c & $. R. MD
 During the five weeks period Of publication 0: this notice. or any time thereafter and before final approval and cert-hcation. this office will re caive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit the sane to the General Land Office. Dated at Phoenix. Ariona. July F. 1918
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01

the following described lands, to-wit; List No. S56. Serial No. 03S095: In T. ls $. R. 9 r.. Lots ?. 3. 4. SWA NW1.. NWi. SWii Section 5: NEh SEA. Lot l. sEi. NEh Section 6.
 tAil in G. X S. R. M Daring the five weeks period Of publication of this notice. or any time thereafter and before final approval and cert hcatioE, this office will re ceive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit the same :, the General Land Office. Dated al Phoenix Arizona. July r., 1918
 J. L. IRWIN. Register.
 SCOTT WHITE. Receiver. Date CT first publication August I, 1913.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
DRAFTED eoYs LEAVE
FOR CAMP PIKE

I FOR CAMP PIKE
 Forty drafted men from Cochise county lef; Tombstone al +:3o this afternoon midst cheers Of the people of Tombstone. in a special car pro yided for that purpose by the Local Board the men having reported to Secretary Ray Krebs yesterday after noon.
 They were allowed 10 go as thsy pleased until this morning when th v reported again for Instructions.
 In honor of the boys vho were leaving dance was given last nigh. at Gage Hall. which was attended by a large number Of people, and accori- ing 10 reports the boys were shown a good time. upholding the reputation rf Tombstone for its send-ohs to the dras,ed nen who have entrained in -his city.
 The boys 90 to Camp Pike. Ark. where they will 90 into training On the special ear in which they will travel unti, they get into camp. the boys had vir,uaiy filtered both sides wi:h paragraphs such as "Cochise | County. Arizona. farmers and COW punchers Will Ge, There Watch 'En" "Ta one Stacker in Mexico. Danger Al Sharp-shoctars." 800 a Mui-Digeer Will Ge; tie Kaiser "l.', Long Way 10 Berlin. But We Wil Ge, There" ri You Get There Before Ne D. You Will Have to Go some The car was labelled in big CAalk marks From Cochise County. Arizona. . Berlin. via Camp Pike.
 The ear vas profusely decorated ai:a tag- and bunting.
 Cve- one window wss written -he ~Fla>.us Four Monohan. Thomp- son. S---s,a and M4diern O: Bis bee"
 H-ao-- .h= train pulled out boxes a..e3 w.:h canty cigars and cigar e.;es and good things tn est were handed to ,he boys by the patriotic girls ot Tombstone who see tha. every cont:ngen. tha; leaves here l. givan enough goodies 10 last them the en- tire trip Following are those uho i left:
 Angie. Charles 4 5o2. Burns. Oscar Franklin . S4si Brown. Frank 1 2115 Barnes Thomas Alfred
 ;: Curti, Jesse Edward , 772 clark. John Edward l5G2 Deniv. Thomas ". l5-. DoIfc. George
 is5- Hugo. Arvo John 3GIs E4ambrick. Jas ? i24: Laage. Edward 5533 Lee. Fed
 LHiywhie. Lawrence -o.7 N..s. Paul
 at5. Moulhan. William Frances IT Naddern, James 5i-3 MoDonaid. John -5-s N:-o-. GeorEe Joze-h 5;s- Roberts. Der, Mi,le-s Reed. C. T.
 -9T Ridley. Alien Ricaar! 5t52 s.raadberg Carl Arthur @s6i sumraH. John Claui Ior1 smith. John s4m--l ' -55 S-e:sor. Clarence c.
 -.. Tnolaas. Clint
 FG, Thompson. Daniel .I3. Wins,eayi. Kiah Robert
 4J! Wilson. Edgar William
 Wheeler. Franklin A-fhCr -1-5 Young. Charles Clyde 25ei Baughnan, Wm F.
 -55 B.acEenship. Ernest
 z Core. Chas. Lee ie-5 Jackson. John
 G33 La Porte. Frances " I345 Lewis. Tom eG5 Smith. Carl Hoffman. James 4 ,I-3i Eente. William. SocHiSE LABOR QUOTA IS PUT AT 525 MEN
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
Association Fights Increase

The Arizona Taxpayers association has objected in Ma-icopa and Pima counties to any tax levy that exceeds that Of last year by over h percent the limitation se; by statute This has cut down tine receipts in this county by Sl7.0Oo. mainly at the eN- pense of sums proposed 10 be snen: for rai-iotic work and road improve ment
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
Improvements a. Tucscn

The University of Arizona was also visited. Here the new barracks 10 house the soldiers taking special courses are now being put up by stu dent soldiers. The university is equip ped with excellent facilities for this work. having an up-to-date machine student soldiers will arrive on Sep :arihar 9
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER
 ACT oF CONGRESS, APPROVED

ACT OF CONGRESS, IMPROVED JUNE 20. 1910.
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
 State Of Arizona TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the State Of Arizona has filed in this office it's Grant Selection, List No. S56. Ser iaI No. O3s0s5. applying to select for the benefit of the State Charitable, Penal and Reformatory Institutions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
pec9biica-ior

o= SELECTION UNDER
 SECTIONS 22-5 AND 2275. U. s. REVISED STATUTES AS AMEND Eo BY ACT OF CONGRESS. FEB RuA1Y g. 1s3-. Paragraph 3 ct seq, Rule Approved April 25, 1907
 AS EXTENDED e THE STATE OF ARIZONA sY ACT OF CON- CHESS. APPROVED JUNE 20. 1910
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01

United States Land Office. 2. ?aoe- nix Arizona
 State Of Arizona TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice IS hereby given that the State Of Arizona has filed in this of fee it's Grant Selection. applying to select for the benefit of University Purposes, tue following descr;5ei lands:
 List No. 3. Serial No. O39794: Ia T. l5 S. R. 2 E., Els Sec 3. Nis Sec Y. All Sec IS. NE Sec. I9. NWi.; WIZ SwIs; SEi. SWi.; SWit sEi. Sec. 20.
 All c. & $. R. M
 During the five weeks period 0: publication of this notice. or any time thereafter and before final ap- proval and certifcation this office will receive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and trans init the same 10 the General Land Office
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, June s5. 1918.
 JOHN L. IRWIN. Register
 SCOTT WHITE, Receiver. Date of first publication July [, 1918.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
SCOTT APPOlrTEO ARIZONA
 EASTERN GENl. MANAGER

rHOENiX. Aug 26-C NJ scott; formerly superintendent Of the Ari zona Eastern al Phoenix. has been made general manager os .he Arizona Eastern lines with offices at Phoenix. The accounting and treasury depart ments Of the road have been ordered removed to san Francisco. Ii is pro bable that Mir Scott will move the other offices of the line to Phoenix
 J E. Lovejoy. former assistant superintendent at Tucson. has been made superintendent Of the lines al PhoegiX- succeeding Mir Scott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01

NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER ACT OF CONGRESS. APPROVED FEB. ia. 1881.
 United States Land Office. 2. ?ioe- nix Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01

J L. IRWIN. Register. SCOTT WHITE. Receiver. Date O. first publication August |. 1918
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
ttn in c. & $. R. I.)

J. L. IRNIN, Reg.s-s-. SCOTT WHITE. Receiver Da.e Of hr-: publication June ,. l.tS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
CLEANSES YOUR HAIR
MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL,
THICK, GLOSSY. WAYY
TRY dis Nh daudruff Disappears
and hnir stop, cOming out.

Surely 'rt "%nandoriuo Hair
Cleanse DO you wish to immediately
double tho beauty OF your hatr Just
motstcu e. cloth with Dandcr,u, and
draw % carefully through your hair
taking one small strand a. 70 time
this viii cleanse 'bc hair Of du.t dirt
OBJ ans oNco-,lyr oIl-in % few MINI
uIos % VIII Doe nmazed, Nuur huu.
wan Dee wo,y, flufiy and abundant and
posses Iu Incompatible s0ftn'sH lu'-
iIu and Insurance
Besides bc1utifyinr the hair, one
application vt uludcrinc dissolve.
every particle of dundrun iuvlrur
altos the scalp. stopping itching aud
failing hair.
bltdoriuo i# 90 the hair what ir'Nh
.hpwcra of rain % sunsiin" are 4"
vegetation 10 goes right 90 'ho roots
myirorutoH uud aircugthcnH them li7
'Nhilaratiur stimulating nnd me-
producing pruportioa cause th' hhIf
to- grow bong etrpup aud beautiful
You ran surely have pretty, soft,
uetrous hair. aud lots of u, % You
VIII spend f, few cents for " sniall
bottle 0f Euowitun's band'rlh' az
amy drug store or toilet counter and
NY IA aH directed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13

tTho u.Nt article ,u this series
Tho Hero rroblo Tho Destroyer
viii appear SOON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
Your Proud Spirit Rebels at Food Economy Consider the Alternative
OF Having to Work in the Fields as They Do
In Devastated France.

MANNED limbs and shattered hopes.
Manifestly the people shown IN the
pictures rave the harder job or tho
two. The French woman oyercomes
the handicap OF a baby by deposlting
the coutented little one on tho new
mown grain where she plays con-
tentedly.
The French wounded are well
pleased IL Il Is "only a leg" for that
doesn't stop one from harvesting. ,
A "bit' Is whatever there Is TO do,
done welll No handicapsl
These two photographs show the dis
tricts recaptured from u Germans
along the Somme. The hur-
ried home as soon rs she heard or the
retreat, and Immediately set to work
on the harvesting OF tlIe grain.
The soldier Is still iu the service OF
his country despite the loss OF a leg.
But now he cuts down grain instead
OF Boches. His wife works by hds
side. happy 10 be alive and to have
him and her home left.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
OF BRITISH
TOWNS DEMANDED BY
BERLIN NEWSPAPER
Tages Zeitung Insists That 400 Be
Destroyed as a 'Reprisal' for
Allies Action in Selling Equal
Number Of Hun Ships.

Amsterdam, Fep .I.-tBN mnlI
The destruction of 400 English tuwus
by German aitplaucs Is demanded br
the Berlin Tagcs Icitung "as a re-
prisal' for the action of the alliea lu
confiscating 400 German morchdr'
chips. la 90 long article ON The sub
iert the paper says
III w are in % position To- destroy
the whole Of London il would Do more
human 10 do $50 than To- allow One
more German to bleed 90 death ou
tho battlefield. TO hesitate uT sIr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13

render ourselves e. f,eilus - uif
would Doe urparduuah'o.
'AtOrc than iuu merchant sulu.
have been stolen from ls hE Great
Britain. our answer should Hr Iitt
iur ,y,I, Goru.,u -u.p 3D.. l,H' uu
Err'i-h own should .e reduced
IuIuH hs uur aigmen.
Ear better we're 10 for Dob .htt Dr,nt
HtittiG, France aud United states
-huuId cali us u@trh5riJus thar that
they should bcstow ON us their IIt'
when we are beaten -%oltucs7 aud
20 utiWonfality are stupid in Wfg
times = Sc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13

blow big Is o bite
Harvesting grain with a hand scythe
harder than shifting a sock pr
flowing the FOOD administrations
.Fesuons for the conservation Of the
utTy's food supply.
But an three occupations are bits.
n first the duty OF all good French
d., and The others the duty or Amer
b. women. 10 d true that any wom-
who follows all OF the instructions
8ulated on tho Home card, has an
4Ticatc task which cali for iutcill-
Doc and viii power. Intelligence
iha choice and quality OF food SUBJ
futcd for meat, fats. sugar and
Der banned commodities. and VIII
Rer ih her imposition OF these say
y rulea on her Immediate family.
|ut even az that, her work is COM
rafively easy when lined up with tho
j nic tasks calmly faced every day
her less fortunate sisters I'm France
ID Belgium. Theirs ~ the "hiJ' to
performed despite broken hearts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
AVIATOR is W
WHEN HIS SEAPLANE
PLUNGES INTO OCEAN

Norfolk, Va, March l3-FalliuH
with his s%caplane from an elevation 90
three hundred feet into the sea, Avil-
TOR NJ l.. MacNuughtpr. T. = X. T.,
wts this morning drowned IN Hanlp-
ton Roads. Another aviator occupy
inr % seat In the machine with Mao
Naughton, whose name was Withhold
Dos The government authorities was un-
injured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13

Aau, Elyin rushed .utu 800. uuH-'
hyytcrictl.
rive lost my hearing" boz, huHto1.
You have her frightened lister
shouted hack. 'Il"w do you know
see ina man out Their, u.l,iur
that hand organ Well. Dtur hear re-
single uotc'' 1ut Aunt I'"rl wop-
.afrcsh
That q moving picture pHptor
ruphcr al work" snapped hDr sister
Daily Press.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-06

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-06


Mae Marsh In "All Woman" at the
Vine tonight. Ks
Everett 3. Miller tsxicab service.
'Phono 1929. tf
Packages called for and delivered
DC round trip. Gem Laundry. x7
Attention! The Woman's guild of
the Presbyterian church will hold its
annual sale of aprons, fancy articles.
gifts for baby, and canned goods. at
Spitzcr's store Friday and Saturday,
Dec. 1914. Please bear this in mind
before buying your Christmas gifts.
ThFWTh x12
We are closing out spitzer's big
10000 stock Of shoes at prices un-
heard Of, quality considered. Get
yours now while the selection Is good.
w. T. Buxton G. Co., II South Main
street. xJxG
Charles Hampton of Cleveland
spent Wednesday and Thursday here
with friends.
! Suits, ovcrcoats and clothing of all
kinds cleaned pressed and repaired.
! Let us take care OF your clothing.
The Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co., south
west corner Public square. Ks
DIARIES Of all styles for 1919. or.
fee and desk calendar stands with
memo pads, Il real help for the busy
man. All tho popular styles. The
Book and Art Shop. TuTx5
! Mrs. John Croton returned Wedncs.
day from Zancsvile, where she was
called by the illness of her daughter.
1 That picture that you have been
! keeping to have FRAMED for a GIFT
! bring it to our shop and be assured
that it will be properly and artistical.
/ ly framed. The Book and Art Shop.
TuTxj
Mrs. w. S. Mckinley returned In
her home in Columbus Thursday aftos
visiting relatives here for several
days. She was accompanied home by
Miss Virginia Murray of Catherine
street.
Great news! Big bargains in all
departments. NV winter shoes. Do
your buying tomorrow. Bigger and
better selection now Spitzer's shoe
sale, 1 South Main street x5x6"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.. Alderman of
FrcdcricNOwn went to Columbus
Thursday for the day.
A little remembrance for your dis.
tant friend or relative, A DAINTY
%MAS GARD, II pleasure to select
from our large variety. easily sent,
and fully appreciated. We are show.
nr Il beautiful line of patriotic Xmas
cards. The Book and Art Shop.
TuTXJ
r. W. WOOLWORTH CO.'S Annual
Fail Sale! Specials for Friday: Large
Ivory soap Zoe. Fels Naphtha soap &c,
Pet milk Toe, Classic soap &c, enamel.
cd bucket 10c. table oil cloth y yard
10c, ladies and mems hose, pair 10c.
x5
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-06
CALENDAR
THURSDAY, Dec.

ls THURSDAY. Dec. > =
E The st. Vincent de Paul's
- auxiliary will sew in the even !
~ ing in X. of G. hall
~ FRIDAY, Dec. & )
- Woman's Missionary society
~ Of The Church Of Christ meets :
~ at the home Of Mrs. B. NJ. !
x Critchdcld. Sig East Chestnut :
z street, at $50 o'clock. !
"a The Ladies' Aid society of !
gt the NJ. =. church will meet at !
=. the church parlors at O'Clock. !
n The w. Il. c. will meet at {
.l o'clock. Election of officers. !
II The Woman's Auxiliary Mis- :
- sjonnry society will meet in :
* The parish house at o'clock. :
x The WOman's Foreign Mis-. !
- sionury society of the NJ. II.
* church will meet at . o'clock !
q in the church parlors. ,
Y The Congregational Mission !
x AIRY society meets at 2:30. in ,
~ stead of Friday.
Il y y * II Il - e e Il r.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-06
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

lU. $. bureau of Markcts)
Hogs Receipts $1,000; market Zoe
lower; butcher hogs l7.50m1775:
lGo0r1Iij; selected light hogs I7dt
i7i5; throwouts lG,25M 1873; pigs
li25M 1880.
Cattle ~ Receipts; 23,ooo; good,
choice and prime lo.7jm20.25; butch.
er stock, COWS and hcifcrs 6.S5dr
li,25; Gamers and cutters 6.l5M6SG: f:
stockers and feeders; good, choice
and fancy lo25ml3.25; veal calves.
good and choice l7.5OmlS,
sheep Receipts: $4,000; market
slow; lambs; choice and prime 1915
Ml5,35; medium and good 1i0l5.15;
ewes: choice and prime 9.25M95O.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Cora -Jnu, i.@lM; Feb. 1.3lM.
Oats--Jnn. and Feb. ,12'a.
porlt--Jan. 1895.
Lard Jan. 26,32 May 1867,
Ribs jan. 25.G2; May 2i.a2.
TOLEDO GRAIN
Cloycrsced Dec. 2II5 Jan. 2l,So
Alsike- Doc, 1913; Mch. 20.2o.
Timothy Old, sos.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-06
HOLLIE BAKER DIES
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

DANNlLLE, Dec. 5--lIollie Baker
aged 20 years, died ut IT o'clock this
morning at the home OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Curtis Baker. of Caval'
10, after few days illness of milu'
enza.
Resides his parents, he leaves two
sisters and five brothers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-06

Mae Marsh in "All Woman" at the
Vine tonight. Ks
William S. Hart in good Western
at Lyric today. x5
Come In tomorrow and get your
shoes. We are selling shoes that will
give the utmost satisfaction at prices
that will appeal to you. w. T. Buxton
G. Co. Spitzers stock, II South Main
street. X5xG"
Mrs. Lunson Worord of Center
street went to Condit Thursday to
visit relatives for the day.
Homemade mnccmcat, cakes,
pies; also fancy articles, at Congre.
gational food sale and bazaar, Friday
and Saturday, back of parkcrs. X5
Mrs. r. NJ. Davis of East Sugar
street and Mrs. John Ward of Gather.
Inc street spent Thursday in Bangs
with friends.
The Misses Martha Dunn and Ma,
rie Dalrymplc of Fredoricktown went
TO Camp Sherman Thursday to visit
{ the lattcr's brother for several days
DR.. Carl n. l.orcy spent Thursday
in Columbus on business.
Those owing II. T. Kinney estate
VIII please pay at Office of w. G.
Rockwell, administrators, over New
Knox National bank, If tf'
Denton Cramcr of West High street
spent Thursday In Bangs.
) Extra special! Imported gray ltt
boots, high or low heels, all sizes ant
widths, SO per pair. Everly's. 3 Soutf
Main. N6XG
Dance AT I'rcdcricktown Salurda!
night, Dee. Z, AT Ewcrs hotel Musi,
by Rails saNophonc orchestra of NJ
Vernon n
Mrs. Edward l.. Parker went +,
Bcllville Thursday to spend scvera
days,
Highest prices paid for wool. Al
kinds Of farm products at old McCoL
nell warehouse. Leyerlng Bros.
II "
Mrs +. A. Iiawlinson, Jr., rcturne
from Mansfield "Wednesday cycnin
:. after spending several days there.
A Yes, the shoe market has advance
but we arc closing out Spitzer's $50
600 shoe tsock regardless OF presen
day costs. It's your fault II you don
get your share Of the bargains w.
!. Buxton & Co., Spitzer's store. II Sout
d Main street. NoNG
/ A knowledge of BOOKS is abs,
y lutely necessary In selling books, an
We can safely say that we KNOW
y BOOK, A book stock Is not n side 4
W sue with us, rs Is so often the cas-,
d for we talk HOOKS the year roun'
IF mr patrons profit by our knoWlcds
when they come to us Tor BOOKS O
(; ALL KINDS. The Book e. Art Shol
ID TuTS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-06

Mrs. c. G.. Church. Mr.. and Mrs. |. w.
Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Brook Church
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Campbell and Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Taylor.
After the dinner, the guests wero
entertained at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Bell, with cards and music.
Mrs Bell was presented with Il
beautiful floral basket as IA memcntc
of the occasion.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-06
Pleasantly
Entertain

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Champion.
Ir., entertained The following guests
"Wednesday evening at their home at
,UG West Vine street; Mr.. Wclkcr
Of Akron, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
lirickcr and daughters, Martha and
Georgia. After an evening cnjoyably
spent in music and games. the host
css served refreshments.
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Surprise For
Mrs. Thomao e. Bell

Mrs. Thomas h. licll OF East Gam
bier street was agreeably surprised
with "A dinner N Wisncr hotel Wed,
ncsday evening, it being her birthday
anniversary.
While Mr.. Bell knew that the party
had been planned, Mrs. hell knew
Mr., Bell entered the dining room of
the hotel.
Covers were laid for the following
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas T. Bell, Mr. and
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.. A. n.
Meets

The Daughters of the American
Revolution met on Wednesday after
noon al the home Of Mrs. A. l.. Tarr
ON North Mulberry street. Following
short business meeting the after.
noon wils spent In making comfort
tops for the Red Cross The members
of the d. A. X. are also planning to
send % boxes of candy to the sol
diers at Camp sherman ut Christmas
tine. The next meeting viii be held
In January.
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Elmwood Auxiliary
or n. r. c. Meets

The Elmwood auxiliary Of the
American Red Cross held an all.day
home OF Mrs. Fred Martin. The day
was spent In sewing for the Red
Cross aud lunch was served ut noon.
The auxiliary will meet next week at
tho home OF Mrs. William Ransom.
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TODAY MARKETS
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DECEMBER S
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK


Cattle (No official 0uotatiOns),
Hogs - Receipts: 5000; steady;
hcavics and heavy workers. 1880;
lights l7Ml7.2j.
Sheep and lambs Receipts: 1000:
market steady; top sheep $50; top
lambs 1i.5O.
Calves-licccipts 100; steady; top
1850
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK
Cattle--Receipls 5O0 steady.
Calves Receipts: 200; market
steady; choice veal calves lS.5OMl9.
sheep and Receipts: l,5OO,
market stcpdy; choice lambs H.50m
lI.75.
Hogs - Receipts: 1000, market
steady; roughs 1873; pigs 1850;
stays II,