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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
The Other WY Round.

Either. success or tliGrs comes &c
3bosc who stray away from the beaten
paths.-W:nnipeg Telegram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
RECRUITING MOVING
At SPLENDID RATE
Eegtstered Red Cross Nurses In Charge
OF Yesterdays Applications
Highly Pleased.

The second day in tho life of the loc nj
! Student Nurses Recruiting station
doubled itself from the Standpo!ht ui
number of applications taken ny in,,,.
Iris who are contemplating r"nucrins
Ills rnhlc service to tnrlc sam III MS
t.rcat hour Of need. an even dozen nay
inT onrjied for the blanks Friday, each
and every one nlanircStinG an rhlnLsi-
nStic, as well as earnest desire 10 Cit
training a. soon rs possible. inc regis
trrrd Red Cross nurses who were IN
charge nf the booth throuEhout EHSlc,
day were highly pleased with the result
Of the day. which III ADDITION 70 rEeci.
ing the twelve applicants also SER ''l,e
, first three filled application cards on
their way TO Washington. rms 4oGal
committee Of registered nurses OF inc
great national organization IS deserving
Of great credit for the loyal manner III
and The stcadfaStncsS with which they
have chung To their post Of duty during
the past two days.
! on Friday, the lobby Of the Post
Office where the recruiting station mas
been established was Tcrltaolc renuT"-
. city, all gathering for brief time WIN
fellow nurses in charge of the big drive
= each manifcsting n keen interest IN inc
cause and the strides being made IN
Wheeling at the very outset. II was
. likewise the mecca for number OF
prominent physicians of the city VINO
arc alert To the vital Importance or me
. campaign. Wheeling can DC justly
! proud of the deep feeling manifested ny
! It's wonanhood in this drive. the same
/ loyal shirt being TO the fore that has
been ever uppcrmost in every tormcr
! cuuSc for the ultimate success OF inc
world conflict. Mrs. I. j. Builard' wiz
! again be in charge of the pooth assisted
! hv Mrs. Ruth Scott, Miss Ida Bowman.
Miss Margaret Schwinn and Miss Alice
1 Moore today,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
GAME THIS AFTERNOON
ATlEAGUE BALL Park
Friendly Rivalry Exists Between C1unsI
but Both Represent Same
Concern.

4 A baseball game has been arranged
for this afternoon on the League PARK
grounds. Martins Ferry. between the
Wheeling Steel < Iron company nine OF
this city and the same plant Of YORK.
Vile. This will be the first meeting OF
the teams this season. but the Iorkvillc
office nine has been, on the field Tor
many weeks. playing a very consistent
Just recently the boys from the 10
cal Office decided to tr% hand at me
been selected to play in this feature
tilt. Considerable rivalry exists s3r, :r,1 1%'
star high school player and known
West Trsia S M 9"s Be- OF se ees
nm the mound for the locals. while Kill
len viii be on tho o rSeS Mho viii ano WORK
fnr rho Yorllvillcrs. hut it is certain
that Graham will BE- h.Id In F fhs tsra as
N-Iictics 4 large crowd is expected
ana the game will be called at O'CLOCK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
HAY PUT IN
WORLDS SERIES
IF TER SEPT. Z

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.--Tha National
league baseball season of 1918 Will cfH
not late. than September >. Immediate
~ ai'tcrward, In" winH'rS club VIII par
tic!2a:n III worlds series wish tho
American lcagu" iIaS winners. providing
announcements Tor such u contest can be
made with tho rival major league.
TheS.. t:S"o the outstanding decisions
reached 1T Il special meeting nf the M
tional league club president. held In this
city late to-day. The conference" which
lad been originally set for TOMORROW
was advanced ~ hours in order that
tho senior organization might b9 in Il
position to present It's plans TO The
American lcusuo naSnatcs. who arc
scheduled to meet III Cleveland Satur-
day, to take action which Will CONFORM
with Secretary Of War Bakers order that
baseball players must be prepared to
observe the work or fight regulations
after September l.
Barney Drryfuss, president OF tho
Pittsburgh club. and g member OF the
National league schedule committee. loft
Immediately after tho conference Tor
Cleveland. where he will confer with
tho American league officers in reference
to rc-;,rrangiug the schedules SO that L
! worlds series may be held, providing
the junior association is in favor or TN;
usual seasonal baseball climax. Drey-
fus was given full power to represent
the National league. and the latter Or
ganization will abide by any agreement
he may make.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
BALL CLUB QUITS
DUE TO the DRAFT
,Poprnar c1arf co1ored Niae OF Second
wa-d Packs Up Duas for Rest
OF the Season.

Baseball teams spring up and others
go into the discard and whenever .uS
case may be the national pastlme VII
continue on throushoqt the he, Season fSs many un,
SNORT critics. II has gone thus far and
with but one more month OF % orF Sel,sSe
that the serni-pro and amateur CUBS
will continue the year out.
Two clubs in this city have d1soahoeu;
duo 10 the various army problems. and
there still remains eno4gh clubs to aoaS
out. jet yesterday the Clark coloreS
nine throw up the sponge. as the cluo
officials deem it necessary. teeilnS a ~
though continuing would mar the RECORD
and would tend TO max: 4 jose out OF
good club. The other club tnat ,,, us,
banded was the Bauers. which ctaitnsu
the Ohio val1e::- title in point or INC nc
record accomplished ard It's defeat @, on
the Martins Ferry Athletics. the latter
team in turn defeating the othcr con-
testants and rs the Raarrs could NOT
meet tho others. it seems that ehSts
claiming tbs sitle is justified. CAPTAIN
Rhodes. Spencer. Carpenter and t'rrhlns
Of tho Clarks leave this week Tor camp
Custer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
STEEL FOR SHIPS

PHILADELPHIA. August 2.-Charlcs
Ptcz, vice president of the United States
shipping board announced today that
the war industries board has promised
the emergency. fleet corporation 5000
tons of steel plates and 5000 tons Of
steel shapes week for the next year,
This. he said. is enough steel 10 con-
struct 10.5000 600 tons of shipping year.
and added that 1t would furnish the
Cushion of steel necessary to insure
maximum production on every shipyard
In tho country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

arly discourscs made deep impression:
and in consequence 4 large percentage OF
his former admirers from here thronged
tho auditorium last night and were
deeply rdifcG BY his Itpic "PEophetlc
View Of the War" "a large concourSe
also attended from Bethesda. JACOBS
burg YOUNGSTOWN, Stcubcnvilie, Bel
laire, bridgeport. Eenwoo1 and McMech-
en-. making IN all about l.5o0 people in
the auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Meet ut Cleveland

CLEVELAND, Aug. AT special
meetings here tomorrow Of the Ameri-
can league and the national baseball
commission 4 decision will be reached
regarding the closing OF the major league
baseball season and the question OF
playing n worlds series. Several OWN
ers of the National league arc expected
to attend.
The national commission meeting is
scheduled for II a. m. Chairman Aug
ust Hermann and Ban Johnson. presi-
dent Of the American league. Will prob
ably be the only members TO attend. as
President John X. Tcncr. Of the Ma
tional league. has expressed his intcn-
ton Of not coming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
"Singing Jane" is Soaked

Singing Jane" Wilson WIS handed 50
and costs and twenty days by Judge
watkins in police court yesterday morn
ing for raising q disturbance on street
car.
Charles Ridgeway. ordered to appear
by Officer WORKS was held over until
Thursday morning for driving his truck
on the left hand side Of Main street day
before yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Many Are Attending the
Closing Camp Meetings
! Tuesday VIII Sec Tho Closing of The
Mouudsviucs Greatest Meetings.

Last night the meeting held Mt the
Moundsville camp meeting grounds was
characterized by great enthusiasm, and
the attendance broke all previous rec
ords. The attraction WAS DIR. Morrison.
president Of .hshury COLLEGE. an evanEc-
list Of national reputation and editor or
the PcntaCostal Herald. Of Wilmington.
Nv. He is "A speaker al wonderful ora
tmrical ability, who viii h. remembered
here rs having delivered daily sermons
to local ministers in September Of 1916
when annual conference" was held at
Thomson church on the Island.
His patriarchal appearance and schoi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Half Billion Of Enemy
Owned Property Taken

NEW YORK. ..ur. 2.-Thc money ana
property, formerly German owned. whlch
has been taken over by y. Mitchell raj
MGR, enemy property custodian mas
passed the s5Oh.Oon.nc0 mark, it was an
nounccd here to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
river NEWS

Thu raugc at the wharf showed 3 fest
inches and rising slow al p. m.
Yesterday: the marks 1T the foot OF
NcNcchcn dam registered feet
inches and rising This small swell is
the result Of rains up the river. but the
Ohio started to fall again before mid
night last night.
The Helen F.. came in at noon and
left for New MartinsvIlie at $3.50 p. M.
yesterday.
+ The Milton left for Matamoras with
a good trip at 1880 4. nj.
The Verne Swain cleared for Pitts
burch at $50 n. m. yesterday. win
big trip of passengers and 1Teight.
The Old Reliable passed down tor
Sistrrsville at $50 y. m. with tow OF
empty gasoline bargcs.
The Liberty arrived late last night
from Pnrkcrshurg and leaves for Mata-
mrTas at 1880 a. H.. to-day.
Tho Dunbar will be up for Pittsburgh.
| Sunday morning.
Tine Verne Swain ia due IN from
Pittsburgh at $50 tonight and will take
out her usual Sunday excursions to-
! morrow.
! Tho Argand, with show boat. passed
IN ut 1O:45 yesterday morning.
ri. S. l.. Elam will he taken to Ciar'
ington. Tuesday. probably TO finish her
| repairs.
| River kilograms.
DAVIS ISLAND DAMS feet rising;
! clear. ..o--
| clear.
! clear
or, CITY, inches. falling: clear.
| WAREEN-.3 feet, faIllnS: clSar-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Easy Question to Answer.

The conversation in he village hotel
had turned on tho war. when one Of the
comnany asked, Which is the most war
like nation?" Vaccination" replied
the doctor. TITS nearly always IN
arms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Not for johnson

CHICAGO, Aug. 2-President Ban
Johnson, Of the American league. on his
departure for Cleveland tonight to at
tend a special meeting Of the league to-
morrow, said he would not be party
to q baseball game played after Septem-
Der /. the date stipulated BY Secretary
Baker for the application Of the work
or fight order as it affects professional
has eball
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

Corrections made recently in maps OF
Greenland have shown it to be about
l5N.nno square miles larger than FORM
crly believed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-22

spell would arrive Oh The iGta, an;.
sure enough it came on time. We
trust that his prediction about spring
will be equally as accurate.-6a.n-
b,.s 4-crald.
TIE stockholders Of the Mononon
Manufacturing company met in reg
uIar session Thursday morning ana
reelected the board q directors,
which reelected the officers Of th@
company as follows: Geo. W. Sum
mer, president and treasurer; DR.
Z. !. Hunter. vice president; DR.. C..
D. Weeks, secretary, ana Hunt, Hunt
! & Hunter. attorneys. The report
showed the mill to be IN It very pros
perous condition with bright pros
poets for the future.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-22
striking appearance


TAe South has never been as nros-
porous as it now is. Everywners
money s plentiful, with fine prices Tor
81 TIE products Of the soil and with
good wages for these who work.
Charleston News and Courier That
is Ve"y enconraging and true to many
people but not to everybody.
Rural Policeman Tom Campbell
rounded UP seven colored gamblers
Tho were before Magistrate Charles
Douglas Monday. all pleading gu1:ti
. t. tie charge. They We're fined S.
apiece. which I'll but ore paid: that
is, he didn't pay at the time ana may
take the days.
Wo have been told ~ an o2seyant
! citizen that the way they do in Mary
land is to saw off the two upper ana
two lower large teeth Or tushes or
dog. This prevents his biting olner
; animals Or human beings, bat does
not interfere with the dogs eating
CT barking. II YOU don't want u
kill yolr unbitten dogs. saw.
February 90 being holiday. the
postoffice Will be closed eXcent from
! s to II a. M. during which hours the
general delivery and money orGe"
windows will be oven There viii
be no delivery BY the R. f. .. car
riers and only the first business de
lieyry by the city carriers. The rural
carriers windows will open from 10
! to II o'clock.
Many people went to the opera
house Friday afternoon and night to
. hear Comstock's orchestra, although
! Mary Miles NIinter IN Beauty ana
! the Rogue was good enough to at
tract the crowds in itself. Now while
Comstock's orchestra is all right
nevertheless bette music is heard
regularly at every show of the pic
lures there.
The daylight saving movement calls
for speeding up the beginning of the
days work during the summer months
by arbitrarily advancing the hands
of all clocks on a certain date in the
spring and arbitrarily turning them
back on a certain date in the fall
News and Courier. This explains the
rumor we mentioned in connection
with the uniformity of time.
The Dutch weather prophet says
that this will be the earliest spring
the South has experienced in 81 years.
The Dutch prophet is prognostica-
tor of no mean proportions. He pre-
dicted several weeks ago that a cold
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-22
gARlD,js AND AL ABOUT.

Where did the English sparrows go
during the winter?
Five ladies at time are allowed to
meet and transact affairs.
= We hope this silence will not last
longer than the two weeks.
All quiet along mad dog and menin-
gifts lines.
The latest purchaser of Dodge car
Is Mr. Jno.. H. Ruff
The weather gave Newberry a
scare Saturday.
Dutch weather prophet intimates
very strongly that this will be a good
fruit year. May he be right.
Have you heard the latest? tit has
mot been printed yet. Now what dc
you think of that?
'I;,ere will be no banking business
transacted in Newberry on Washing
tons birthday-Friday.
Annual meeting of Creamery Tues
.dsy. But this was not in Newberry.
1T was In Spartanburg.
The school entertainment at ST..
Phillips has been postponed indefln-
sately on account Of the weather.
.Pat" continues to find his ads a
paying investment. He Is now push
ing the twelfth of his series Of the
mule movement in Newberry county.
The war relief dance Friday night
realized SIS above expenses for the
cause. This is a neat sum and wiz
be a good help.
.eCoifs for surgical dressings work
rgrs are at Red Cross headquarters,
-sad the ladies for whom they were
vruered are asked to get them.
Nrom the number of mules pouring
into Newberry for the various deal
Hsars 1t Is easy to see that the great
spring drive is on in earnest.
On the first of March the jurors for
the March term of court will De
drawn. the court to convene on the
18th OF that monh.
Keep YOUR chickens of your neigh
bor's sarden.-orangeburg Times and
Democrt. Well how? Easier said
than done.
Since the lid ha~ dropped on the
moving picture shows some people
don't know what to do with them
selves.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-22

James H. Harris of 'Nhitmire has
enlisted in the United States army
nd is now on duty at Fort Screven,
"a, near Savannah.
Agent aid Distributor Jack Z.
'regory received a supply OF 10000
lions OF Standard kerosene Gil the
@t Weekend And only short
while ago people in Newberry had a
a'k o"tlcok because Of the fears OF
, shortage in Oil.
Every now and then someone is
ined in the recorders court for fail
ing to stop at corner or for park
g hit We do love to get hold or i
speeder.
Eight negroes who failed to appear
efcre the local board were carried
% Camp Janckson Saturday by Dep
ties Dorroh and Campbell. Uncle
Sam is strict, necessarily.
While giving credit where it be
longs for the easier condition of the
coal situation let us not forget that
the weather had a good deal to do
with it.
7. W. Kibler Co., shipped by ex-
press Thursday fourteen crates grape
'ruit to J. A. Bull, Greenville. New
berry is getting to be some shipping
point
The Oakland mill village houses
are now enjoying the comforts of the
electric light system, Mr.. Jno. c
Goggans and his force having just
completed the work there.
st. Phillips children will give an
entertainment Friday night Feb, %.
at o'clock. Admission 10 cents. Al
ter the entertainment there will be a
box party! The public is cordially
invited,
The Pepsi-Cola Bottling plant in
Newberry was closed two days last
week on account of the death of Mrs.
Pittard's brotherLin-law, Mr.. Q. 7.
CRANKY, who died of pneumonia at
his home in Williston, S. c.
Any thoughtful man quick to see q
point will conclude that Copeland
Bros must favor woman sufrrage
Look in their corner. display window
after first reading Pc sign on the
glass. ~
The closing of thespool room does
not close Mr.. L. I. BTa1ock's place Of
business in the front end of the
building. Mr.. Blalock will be found
there as usual ready for his custom
ers.
A ringing speech was made by DR.
George B. Cromer of Newoerty, VINO
was the first speaker. DR.. Cromel
made war speech in the strictesZ
sense of the term and ms appeal
greatly impressed his large audience
DR.. Cromer was loudly applaud
ed.-From the Greenwood Journals
account of mass meeting in Green
| wood Monday
Mary Atwood, colored, paid fine oi
$40 at the recorders court Thurs
day morning At the same time an
other negro woman, Mamie suber
paid s25 for keeping disorderlE
house.
Two Thoroughbred Tennessee
mules in the thousand dollar class
have arrived for Col c. j. Purcells
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-22
PURELY Personal
ss,ss &1eveni ents of Hany People, New
.xTiaas, and Those Wh0 Visit
SewDerry.

Miss @ertha Jacobs IS il NewDerry
-l,reer .cor GreenviNe News, 18TH.
Dir. 6. Y. Diclert and family have
22,ore,. 20 Columbia.
Miss --. ore o. the sweetest
sszyls il Newberry, IS to be married
soon,
Kari Epting is in Newoerry from
Eioustou. Texas. He came to appear
.seTore the local board.
Mrs. /. B. Mann went to Columbia
~rnarsday to spend week with hec
5Jece, Mrs. Hubert Zimmerman.
After spending three weeks IN
Newberry with friends, Miss kssie
Aagood has returned -Easley Prog
ress.
Prof. H 3. Dominick is in NewDer-
nv al the bedside Of his father, who is
xerp Siek-Greer cor. Greenville Pied
pnont, 1sth.
Mr.. J. W. Johnson has gone to New
berry 10 accept a position in the
Newherry mill.-Lanford cor, Laur-
.rens advertiser.
Mrs, T. S. Kohn and her sister, MISS
ADa Summer returned Thursaay
from Clearwater, Fla, after three
weeks spent with Mrs. Geo. Smoyer'
Friends of d. G. W. iconnor' VINO
IS ii With pneumonia, will be deeply
erieyed to learn that his condition Is
xxarv serious today.-Greenwood IN
aaex- 18th
Miss Katherine Fox OF Newherry IS
visiting Mrs. F. H. Harris. Miss foA
will also spend a few days in Sa'an-
nah before returning home-chari-
eston American.
DR. F.. A. Hines of Seneca, }. +. NC
Donald of Winnsboro, j. M. DAVIS
ns Newberry and W. CASTOR VI
y,Dcan are attending their regular
waak,v meeting of the district poara
s,or the Western District of South car
NINA here today.-Greenwooo inueA'
1sta.
m speaking of DR., Cromer's inspir-
~.t5ona. address at the recent gatner-
zny ,r Greenwood, the Index says
-s~1,r trainers talk aroused the pa
.srr,t;sn of the audience to mig"
nscb and when the address was III
-7s,pd he was given volley OF ap-
,,a,,se that almost shook the raiters>
Chief Of Police Hunter OF Ne"Deffs
.ro,,es TO arrest one Tom Hampton
..,ynt Inv the Greenwood police III
-ss,a,se Rag," where he was disposlns
os . lot of ladies shoes. He was
.,.ntad on three charges-grano
xarcenv. highway robbery and rescu-
ng nrisoners.-"News CT Fifteen
-ysars Ago in Greenwood Index.
,sessrs. G. l. Chapman and TllleT }
v,,n,o5n,ck have enlisted for the navy
..,a will go to Pensacola the 4th OF
wareh. Mr.. Chapman has a orotne'
IN the navy at. Newport-G. L. cnap
-rnaa--and Mr.. Dominick,s orotnef
- nnnfe Dominick, is sergeant in the
American ESpeditionary Forces In
France. ="
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-22

years old, the finest pair OF theirYind
ever seen in Newberry.
Sundays now are long and lone
some days, "the saddest OF the year.
as people cannot go 10 church anc
hear good sermons and good music.
IT is worse on some ladies VINO are
all dressed up and 30 place to go.
Get The Herald and News tel
months for 500 Offer good until
March ,, inclusive Come right along
or send One OF the features OF the
raper will be Over the Top by
Fmney, the well known American boy
with the army in Europe.
A descendant of Old Parr. who died
at the age of 152, recently died in
England On the eve of her 10lst birth
day. while her sister lived to be 1903
What do you know of this. Mr.. Henry?
1t is taken from the Greenville News
of Monday
Policeman N. c. koon was fined
s25 by Mayor Hartzog this mornins
following evidence that he lost his
temper and struck with his billet II.
G. Griffith, who was arrested on the
charse of being drunk last Monday
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Journal, 18th.
"Who wants a baby?" This is the
heading to notice we see in some
of the papers to the effect that the
Detention Home at Columbia has
sixteen inmates at the present time,
ranging in ages from ten months TO
fourteen years.
Many more people have faith in the
ground hog now since they know
that he remained out this year and
the weather got and continued better.
while he went back to his hole the
year before and the six weeks follow
ing were bad.
For the taking of the income tax
returns Mr. Joseph H. Hunter will be
al V-,,itmire Monday and Prosperity
Tuesday. This is very important
matter and should be attended to
promptly in order to avoid trouble
It has to be done and it is much bet
ter to see to it promptly
Miss Eula Epting says: Every
body come She teaches the New
Hope school in the Pomaria ccuntry
and the school will give an enter
tainment this Friday night. See the
program in another column. Every
body go.
In view Of the already bad con-
dition of affairs in Newberry made
worse by the advent of mad dogs and
meningitis, it would be a good Idea
to kill great many dogs that prowl
around of nights. 1t is dangerous 1o1
people. especially children, TO go ou'
And while at it; kill cats.
A dog belonging to MIR. Ben Meltor
acted strangely and was suspected OF
being mad Friday night, so much sc
that numbers of people were after
him. but the dog escaped their vigil
ance. Next morning he turned up If
the yard. The dog is tied. He mac
not been bit.
Capt n. c. Toole's company OF
Home Guards have had their meas
ures taken for the uniforms. the men
having been lined up with their guns
When the uniforms arrive and the
men in them drill with taelr spring
field rifles the company will presen
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-22

FOR SALE-Hereford Bull. To ore
vent :n3:eedirg I an go;rG to So:
NV rr..2,e.ed Hereford Enll wci"l
is fh,ce and half years old. weiG /.
fift,.a., y sixteen hundred pounds
PFC. 5ea~nable. Apply at once TO
:. L. r. Gxner
Leesville. S. c.. L. T. D. No ?.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-22

Onion Sets-red, yellow and white, at
P. f. Ways.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-22

WANTED--6 or S pure bred hens and
rooster ]. D. Wicker 2-l9 It
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-22
SPECIAL NOTIFIES

Garden Seeds-In bulk and in pack
ages. at P. Z. Was Drug store
All fresh and sound. 2-l9 u