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DOCTORS give
REASONS FOR
SPRING FEVER
Explain Its Real Meaning

The name Spring Fever, said d
we'll known physician. in conversation
III" other day. is Il miSnum"r. and Is
largely IL figure Of speech used TO de-,
scribe the prcTiar laSSitude that
So Inany p"opl" complain OF al the
expiration Of our winter months. Il
is physiological condition well
known TO the medical profession and
is not a fever 1t all. buI general
letting down Of natures forces. par
tiCularly the Nervous CCulcrS. uue 10
The deficiency Of iron ana phoSphor-
Gus. both Of which are absolutely nee
"sSary for the maintenance OF bodily
Yigor.
"Of course" he continued. che OK
c"SSivr meat eating. the loss or green
vegetables and Of oxygen, Of which
there is so little in the average heat
rl house, all play their part In" re-
suit is thar nature is calling for an
Increased output Of HE vital forces
during the winter months. and lhlS
demand means more phosphornuS
and iron. For il is these TWO potent
remedies combined which are ma
lures armament in her defensive war
fare. With the advent OF WARM w"a,h-
or tho pores act NOR" freely ana In"
heart slows III, and thar peculiar lasSi-
ludc which We call Spring Fever Is
manifested.
And tn" remedy. Doctor" m in
trrestcd listener asked" why. my
dear sir. ghr remedy for these starved
nerve and blood centrrS is. Phosphat.
I'd Iron. Rul there is no reason why
W" should ever reach this point If
We would from time Ia time take that
well known remeEy. phosphated Iron,
and 81 maintain the physiological!
balance. rs shown by Our color. our
sens Of we'll being. push and acriv'
ity. all Of which are necessary to
make life worth while.
And the Doctor was right
Special Nnlicr-To insure Doctors
and their patients receiving the genu
inc Phospharrd Iron. We have put in
capsules ONLY 10 not allow dealers
Ia subsliiur" !ablc1s or pills. Insist
on capsules. &. RI. Grirst & Co.,
Wheeling. ". Va, and leading drug
eisLs everywhere.
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SARASOTA. fla Nay G.-Mrs. Tor-
tor Faircr. ~ Chicago. is dead nj hi
winter h"rnc here.
Mrs. Palmer. who was born IN Louis
willie. and was he widow of Potter Pal
mrr. Of Chicago. whcr" She was e. social
leader. had been III somc time. Several
days ago her family was summoned and
medical specialists called here from The
north. she d:rd last nigh. Tho body
VIII be taken Ia chicago f"r burial. leav-
ing herr ;"-m"rr"w.
For years Mrs Palmer had spent her
winters 1T her home hero. which il con
sidcred one of the most beautiful in
Florida
NJ Mrs. TalmcTs h'dsid" when she
died were her sister. Mrs. Frederick d.
Grant: her brother Adriane Hnnnrr
h"r two sons and their wives. MIR. AMI
Mrs. IIonrr" Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Potter Palmer. Jr.. and her nnphrw-in-
law aud niece. Primo" and Princess Can
tacuzcne
The date NJ thc funeral services will
hn determined later
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BELMONT DRYS
IN CONVENTION
To Convene In the First Presbyterian
Church OF Martins Perry
Today.

TIL" Belmont county dry conference
will hold convention in the First, lrrs-
hylcrlAn church Of Martins Ferry i"da?'
in an all-day session. The principal
talk uf the day vii! be delivered by j. y.
White. superintendent Of the Dry Fed
Grafton OF ohio. on over the Top No.
vcmber >. 1918" Tho drys are lining up
their campaign for the summer. hci"r':
thr election in November. and they are
anticipating an Overwhelming victory
over The w"ts. \ large crowd Is az
pccted 10 h" present. as tn" convention
always attracts stat"wld" attention.
4 very Interesting program which Will
include many talks. has been arranged.
the Substanc" Of which is as follows:
convention called To order At go p.
m. by =. " Rndet"r. chairman.
TAlpcr prepared ny Recorder N"shitt.
Roll call by townships. Harry d.
,nw"n
Trrasurcrs report for 1917. Frank
lin Nrff.
Result # las, convention. {. ". Rode
for.
Prospectus for convention OF 1919 H..
l.. Loo.
Financial policy for year. W. W. Scott
Fivc-m;nutc suggestions, members Of
convention.
Election Of officers for ensuing year.
! members n' convention.
supper, free. n; 80 tn those present
ladies n W. =. r. /.
Convention Of evening session nj 7:3o
o'clock. public invited.
"Ovcr the Top November S. l9lH j.
White. superintendent OF ON" Dry
fcdrrat Inn.
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Rc1latre Briefs.

Tho funeral nf Harry Brown took
rlar,. yesterday afternoon. tnt"rsn"n;
WIS rair in E,,s" Hill cemetery.
The Wom"n'S M""$rhrart legion sill
hold IN important meeting Friday "rcn-
in.. in tn" AIn"s" Hall on Union street.
Mrs Herbert Kern. n her h"m" on
r'rrty-s So, nn.i stree: Tue Stny evening.
will entertain IT,, members "f III" Nar-
,":S club.
Miss Emma Wyrick has r"turnrd TO
Massilinn after :. visit with her parents
IN this city.
Herbert Kern has returned from Il Wis
II With friends al columbus.
Mrs A. ]. Norton and daughter. Miss
Eleanor. arr guests Of friends at Column
bus.
Mrs.'A. J. Norton and daughter. Mis-.
Eleanor are guests of friends at Co
lumhus
Ionic Lodge of MAsons will meet thie
ryruing IN Tho Masonic temple on Bel
mont street
Miss Fila R"Sc"o has returned from a
v;si: with friends ~ MnindSville.
Miss Hattie Aldredge has returned
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ObIT UARY
SsDtimuS Ingram

S~primu& Ingram. Aichly respected
rcstden; nf ;hiS city. passed away ~ MS
homo. - East First street. ycSi'rdH!
morning. following s,n illness nt several
weeks due To CornInlcat ions.
Mr.. Ingram wcAS III the hfly-l"ur'h
yrtr Of his ;LI;r and had boon an en-
I.loyr 0f tho Eirrr>ld" company al Lett
wood for number IT years. The d.
ceased was born IL ireland and cam" 20
this country in 1881. coming dTr"c' 70
this city. whcr" h" hh> resided since.
HosidcS his widow. n" is survived ny
two children. Russell Ingram and Mrs.
Arn; Hart. If this Ci1y and Il brother,
CITY I-iccnss. officer Arthur ingram.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been
"uInplctrd.
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Martins Ferry Personals.

Several If til" lrcmen had III" nov
aerial truck out Tor Il spin l:.sl evening.
The truck is running IN irst-claSS con-
6itl0n.
Several Of IN" boys. who left with the
last increment who went 10 Camp Sncr-
man. Chillicolhe. hav" been transferred
To Company f'thc 33nth infantry. ac-
cording 10 word received hy ih"ir par
cnts. Those who were transferred 10
the Ferry company had previous mill
lary experience.
Harry Evans is confined to his home
in North First street with pneumonia.
He was in critical condition last eve
ming.
charles Gruppcr will r"urn 10 Camp
Sheridan. Ala Thursday afternoon. ATT
or spending a tivc-day furl"ugh with his
parrutS here II" expects 10 sec over
sea service soon.
Thu, meeting Of the knlniua class of
the RapiiS; church. whi''h wrS 1" have
been held ihIS evening III the HON" OF
Mrs Arch Jones. IN Vine street. has been
noStpunrd on account "f III" death OK
Tho husband uf ON" Of the members.
The Lecturc-f;ccIral club viii moot
this afternoon a. h" hoard %: trade
rr,,1us The meeting has h""n called for
. O'Clock and will h" tn" annGal bust
ness meeting tn" club.
The members Of the over TN" Top class
ur the First NJ. r.. church were pleas
an;lv entertained last evening at tho
homo Of Miss Olive Mcdaniel. III South
sixth strr,t. Refreshments were served
following Il social hour.
Hurley Porter. official dog killer ot
Inns L
stray hounds about town. Yesterday he
succeeded in getting rid Of twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LGE"tt. of Film
Grove. spent Sunday with relatives hero.
Frank Hold is spending Il few days
with his parents in lr"ndalc.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Gillespie hay" re-
turned IL their holm" in Ming" after
spending III" week end with their ,ar-
cnIs in this city.
Mr.. and Airs. William Flowers. Of
Adoua. are visiting NJ the h"m" "t ID.
V. White. in South Fourth street.
Tho small safe in the city building.
belonging to I'hi"t iiyland. was over
hauled yesterday afternoon by wnrkmrn.
Mrs. James Robbins. Mrs. Norman
llrSlop. Mrs. Hurry Williams aud Miss
ng from lamp Sherman. t'hIlli"othc.
whore They hnv" been for several days
visiting their friends.
Harry bookings has returned hon"
from Camp sherman. Chilli""th". after
spending few days with his son. VIII"
is stationed OF Iha- camp.
Mrs. James Young and daughter Sara.
and Miss Hazel Rogers. returned HON"
last evening from WrllSbur@ after Wis
iring AT the homo OF relatives for Il few
days.
Several now houses ar" being huili
in this vicinity and NIL h" completed by
tho nrSt nC .Tunr.
Carpenters yesterday comprised their
work on tho lDr. Hla,>kfurd home in
North Fourth street. which was dam
aged by nra about thr"" months ago.
The teams nf the South and Central
sch,-lS will clash this afternoon at TIL"
ball park.
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BarneBvtlle Briefs.

TIL" N"man'S l.raEu" uf the First NJ.
| f.. church. will m""i Wednesday evening
| At tn" close az prayer meeting.
Tn" members II tho n"uhl" & club
! Will be entertained 10y Mrs. Paul Dan
sol at her homo on Ems, Main street.
| Fancy work wall hc an" chief diversion
| for IN" evening and refreshments VIII
hr served.
| Mrs. Herman Moore has returned 10
her home IN Canton after II Visit with
relatives nf this riar.. ShH WAS H.
""tnpnni'd nom" h> hes sIsl,r. MISS Mln-
nir G"I$"y. VIII" will vi*It with her.
! ,'aSS"ll I.nthurr. 80 Akron. will return
! Ia resume his work "Wednesday after Il
: visit with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. r. Latham. of South Broadway.
E"rn---h dau:;hi"r IL Mr.. and Mrs.
! Harold Murphy. "r South 'hrstuui ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. E"ss Wcst. Of South
I broadway. spent Sunday with Mrs.
! Vests father Mir. Carpenter. IT Pei
mont. Nhn has been ILL.,.
Frank Van pvnr has sold his milk
! depot % III" Sanitary Dairy 90" and
i'"sS"ssI"n WIS taken If .l'' sam" Mon
day morning
james. htil" son Of Mr. and Mrs. In
gram rickcrSon or South broadway. is
I
Mr.. rnh Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs Ralph
Williams ana Miss Helen M"ud"nhalI. ot
! SLi"svill". were visiting MIR "nd Mrs.
| Ira Deck. of last South Street Sunday.
Curtis kurrp,r visited over Sunday
~ ms HON" in 'irc"uSbur.;. pa.
Herbert Brown. "f rauHunShurE. rH.
| SP"nl saturday thd Sunday ut his home
! on I:a$, Church street.
Harold Hn.rdurn. uf Camp sherman
visited "r"r sunday with relatives and
| friends hrrr
Wilmer Murphy If St,uhrn, Ilc. spent
Sunday at his hum" ON Surih chestnut
street.
MISS julia 1lihhards "lnss az IN" pub
! he s'rhnnlS. ~ un the list "f the rooms
having cuIup"t" membership {" the Jun
r"r Red r'rnsS. Ml"S IllhlHrds rnurl now
has Rcd Cross bannrr.
Miss MarSarr, Sheppard Of ST. Clnirs-
: Will. visited with rrl"mdS hire Sunday.
Miss TnulIn,. Hammond ,s visiting
her mnihrr. Mrs FRANCIS Eddy "l East
Church street
Mrs Mt" Thatcher nf south hest
nut STREET. visited r"la;'v"$ AT Quaker
! city Sunday.
Miss Katherine. l"w"N and Eitl"
u"f'h' ". IhIu..> King. "f Srwa:k. visit
I'd with relatives her" Sunha!
I."&Ii.. TraSk. If Evansville. spent
sunday with relatives aud friends here.
Mrs Fred i:rrl "f South Chestnut
street. yiSr'"d With Quaker rily rcla-
tiN,S Sn,,lrI-
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60 Steubonyi|Ie Soldiers
Arrive al Battle front

Spc,.laI pispatrh L" The Int"lliE"nccr.
SrET'EE\Nl.I.f:, -. May i.--CurdS
sen, out t. relatives from she war de-
pYrtrn"it and arriving her" to-day. III
Dictated lh;l, between 80 and p" Si'iu"n-
vile ,r,n al ,'"ruran! *. %"-nd r"ci-
rncnt. camp sherman. had arrived SAFE
~ III France.
The men were moved from 'hmr
Sherman {" Fort ngi"th"rp". IA. about
sin works ago. wh"r" They w"r" prepared
for duty "v'r$,'n~. y" word li:tG been
received by relatives mrr from amy at
the men tur several w''kS tni II WAS
,urrrIScG that they were "n th"Ir witF
across the water.
This * thu first .f"fT"rs'I county unit
If drailvrS to arriv" IN Fr'r.,''e.
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wcllsburT Briefs.

T. !. Shcrrnrd and Architect VI. l..
Wells left on Saturday morning for
New. York over the Lincoln highway b.
auto, and expect tn make al eastern
tour Of about week
James Checks Of Alliance. O.. is maxi
in. \ short visit among his 'Wcilsburg
friends. Mr.. Cheeks was former resi-
dent.
Frank Pnpras. 4 bright young Greek.
who has hrru in WellsburG for year
ms, and Il valued employee OF tn"
C;.nrg,. H. Shcrrard company. left on
Slcr,Iav evening on tho o'clock train
tn enter tho l.. = service.
Harvey kitshl;uErr of ShipninEport.
IA. was visitor ut the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Traubcrt OF this city
on sunday.
!, Mcrlc Thompson OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fotlanshcc. "f this city.
charles Reid and Charles Nichols
were Follanshec visitors Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. T. s. lluESins OF Sligo. Pa. is
visiting her brother. y. B. holland. Of
this city.
Mrs. \. Kolz WAS Follansbee visitor
Sunday.
Thousands OF tourists passed through
this city Sunday afternoon on their OG
out educational pike
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WEL[SBURC

Wt:LLSBURCi. ". Va. May 6.-Rer.
j. j. Morgan returned on Sunday from
Jamaica. after a successful tour OF three
months. having visited all tho stations
in the district. On his way home Rev.
Morgan visited the Christian Women
Board on Circuit. col additions were
made After visiting his daughter Miss
Elizabeth, at Bethany. the popular min
lister and citizen. formerly NJ Bethany.
will return TO his regular charge in
Florida
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Had Large Attendance.

Almost r"rry township in Rrlmunr
rn7in'y WIS represented at the commu-
nitv house meeting. which was held at
the hoard rf trade rooms last night 1T
& o'clock At the meeting plans were
made for thG raising of belmont cnunty's
1unta FOR no camp Several interesting
addresses wcr" alsn delivered by those
present. TIL" gathering was onr Of the
largest Of it's kind rha; had ever hcen
hni1 in ;hr CITY. W. g. FerGundt hal
presided NJ m" meeting.
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Grub Services To-day.

Funeral services for the lat" Mrs.
T.rrisa Grubh. OIL WHO passed away I'll
her HON" IN tn. Island. Sunday. Will be
held this afternoon at : O'clock from th>
place. of death, The Franklin apartments.
Int"rnHnt will be made at Greenwood.
The deceased was the widow "r the
late Captain Andrew ';ruhh. who WAS a
lieutenant in tn" Mexican war and a
captain in the civil war. She was VOL
known throughout this community. and
was a pioneer resident Of this city.
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MISS HELD nPROyEs.

NEW YORK. May G.--Fhysicians at
tending Miss Anna Held announced to-
day that no complications cn%urG fr"rn
thu TRANSMISSION Of blood operation per
formed IN the actress yesterday and
ih:,. Sh" was much stronger this morn
in. TIC operation was decided upon
after she became critically i'll with
;.n"Inn.
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Florida

+. l.. Hall Of Oberlin. O.. was visI-
tor over Sunday at the homo of his
mother. Mrs. Mary Hall. Mr. Hall has
been successful in the oil and gas bust
ness in Obcrlin. where h. moved his
family several years ago to give them
mn education III the college town. His
son, sergeant major Of the 3:3th infan-
try headquarters. Al camp sherman. g..
expects To leave III Il few days for New
York where he will Dc engaged IN
chrckins out divisions.
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from visit with relatives al Chester
IN
Mrs Tom Mnnrr anil son hav" return
"a from yisii will friends NJ Sr"MD"n-
Niil".
Mrs. William Hesknt, has returned
from q visit with her husband al West
Lafayette. Ohio.
The Kings business Bihl" class nf tho
lSir%, Reformed church will meet Thurs
day evening 1T IN" hnm.. "r Mrs. II. r.
I;nhnwiS on i!rlrlnnt street
Miss Mary I.oi%i"r hne returned from
4 visit with friends Il, N"w FORK.
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r c. ,Iarrard. vino for tho nns' four
months has been connected with inc
paiIv Ti:n.s editorial force. will leave
SUNDAY morning for Columbus. whore ne
has acr-ut"d n position on tho Columbus
Dispatch His many friends IN this city
will H., sorry "a ser him g. as Ir was
cons dcrrd one "f the best n"wsraper
mon IN This vicinity. II is not known
who will take his place.
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Sergeant II. Harry Brown Of the. FRS,
! Canadian division will give his thrilling
story OF so months spent in lighting
, the Huns. Trooper Scott. another SOL
dicr. tells wonderful story. based on
the firing line.
This meeting, which is unoer the
ansuircs Of the United States fuel adj
miuis,ralion. is free to all. Coal min
rrs and citizens in general are urged to
attend
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Meeting at BED Cross

There will be n nc"tinE OF the war
fund committee and district managers
of Belmont county for the coming driv:
this afternoon at tho local branch Of the
Red Cross at go IL" chief object IF
the meeting is TO SGT r:.:h district quota
for the coming drlv.:. and I" look after
various other routine matter.
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GAINESVILLE

BARNI;SN1l.LE O.. MAY 6.-hmonf
those who attended tho Shrin"rs meet
ing which was held nj Columbus Friday
we're: f.. l.. Rlak"lnnrr. Fred Mnntz. Earl
Wall. Henry CLANCY. }. r. Hunt II.
Warner krnnnn. u" !. T. Mccartney.
II. T.. pancuaSt, Nicholas khnur%. David
I.auEhltn. E.rnir Sheppard. Charles
Watt j. " Watt. J. W. Doudna. DIR. -.
q. Sheppard. I."" Corhln, Earl Smith.
clyde McClclland and ". V H"nnctt.
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second Presbyterian Notices.

There will b. :; meeting of the Ladies
Aid society ut Tho church this evening.
The Women's Missionary S,ci":y will
also meet. this being their regular BUSH
ness meeting night.
Wednesday evening a!,cr prayer moot
ing the officers Of thu Sunday school will
hold their regular monthly meeting.
After this there will hc :, meeting Tor
ALL the men folks of tn" conGsrcGS a ZION.
Choir practice will be- held this week
ON Friday evening instead OF the rceI-
lar Thursday night practice.
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Farrar's Greatest Desire.

Geraldine Farrar declares that tho
greatest fav0ritr is non" other ihan
rharlI" Chaplin. The high hro~s may
elevate their eye brows at this frank
admission. hu; Fnrrar ms the endorse
mcnt Of several million film fans who
will second her choice enthusiastically.
rharlir's first come dy released under his
nov $1,000. hdn contract with the First
National Exhibitors circuit. win ho
shown ~ tho F"nray Theatre tomorrow
and Thursday. !. has hecn called "a
noSS Life"
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Meet Friday Afternoon

Members OF the Music. Literature and
Ar, club viii in"", Friday Afternoon at
IN" homo Of Mrs. William Siddail. ON
Harrison stree. Fady;ud k!pllnE will
BE- tho author and West Virginia the
study. AZ this meeting tn" members
will hnnd in their subjects for tho al
cr3ar next year.
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In sertous Condition

Harry BIZ, Of t'hnn"rSvillr is rriti-
callv III y; IN" Martins Ferry hospital
with typhoid pneumonia. His wife. Mrs.
Mary Rizi. died Sunday with the snne
diqraSe Resides her husband. she
leaves three small children. The re-
mains were taken Ia her late homo ycs-
rn-day afternoon in the r.. G. Hcslop &
song ambulance Funeral arrange
,rcn+s were incomplete nj 4 late hour
las: night.
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KniRhts Of St. GeorRc.

4 street car loaded with knights OF
st. George from Stcubenville passed
through on the Pan Handle Traction linz
Sunday morning for Wheeling and
Bridgeport u take part III patriotic
exercises \ and 3 represented the
companies. both. belonging TO Catholic
organizations. Tho boys were neaMy
uniformed and presented quite fine
anpcurlncc
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Tho Pultrey township Sunday school
association has elected officers for The
ensuing year as follows
President J. V. Nelson: vice president.
DR.. A c. Beetham: secretary Bessie GIt-
fen: treasurer viii R'"tz: sur"rln'nnd-
ent cradle roll Grace Mind.r: superm-
tendent home depart n"n'. Emma Swift
ger: su perintendent teachers training de-
uar-tmeut Rev. a. NJ. Flax: superintend-
ent of missions, Rev. W. r Chase: SUI
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pona hue Services wednesday.

Al $50 o'clock Wednesday morning
funeral services for tn" late Vincent
De Paul punahur. we'll knnwn resident
Of this city. who passed away Saiur-
day Il, tn" North Wheeling hospital
following n brief illness. will hc held
from 'hr lat" homo at lS@ Seventeenth
street. Requiem high mass Will Ia"
celebrated At . n'"ln"k NJ g. Jns"ph'S
cathedral. and intcr,n"nt will br made
i'll Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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Funeral services for tn" late BENJAMIN
Samucls. who passed away al tn" Mar
inns Ferry hospital. SUNDAY afternoon.
following m extended illness will be-
conducted this Afternoon at : o'clock at
tine FIRST BAPTIST church. with Rev X.
Is. Mcnnnrl. pastor. in charge. Shur,
srrvicrs will b" hrld Mt tho house pre-
rrdnE those ut the church. Int"rncnt
will In made ia Riycrvirw cemetery.
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Word was received I'm this city last
night tn the effect that several of the
Fo-ry lsnys who have been stationed Mt
Fort 0Cl"rhorp" ia. would shortly he
transferred IN Petersburg. Va. and from
rhrrr sent across. Tho mothers nf III"
boys arc anxious 10 sec them before they
arr transferred
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Ordered to Report-

Notice was gwen Joseph Mc:latn. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. William q. McClaIp Of
this city. 20 report nj tn" Ohio State
university IN enter IN" officers training
school az the aviation SECTION. IL" CHI
listed several mouths ago and has been
expecting orders to report for some time
He vas formerly student at the Uni
versity OF Pittsburgh
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J.R.M o ore, JeWeIer
MARTINS FERRY. O.
ali Kinds o. Repairing Done
Watches q Specially
Joined Canadian Army.

ri""rr" I;ava. Romanian. who was rc-
Gently sent home from Camp sherman
rh!liIrothr. because hr was born in
enemy country. l"f' yesterday afternoon
for PITTSBURGH after having enlisted in
III" british canadian amry iIn enlist
~ n the Rrillsh-' canadian recruiting
mission III furkvill". Word was re-
"",vnd LAT" last night IN tho effect that
h" had successfully passed the CXamin-
alton aud would bc forwarded tn Canada.
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POSTPONED TIL next week

The class baseball games scheduled
for this week have been postponed on
account OF the Arena Carnival that was
brought here by the B. A. \. baseball!
manaxement. occupying the biggest par'
OF the playing field. making it impos-
sible to stage any games during the en-
tire week. Tho boys are rrry dtsap-
pointed over their failure TO get into &C
ton during such nice weather.
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Auto Rams Pole.

An. lutnmnbil" owned by Andy kis-
koSrS If A,lrna COllidcd with telephone
role mp the river road. yesterday after
noon. slightly damaging it, Mr. kis-
hoses was cut about III" head by flying
glass and WAS taken IN tho orfiG" nf
DR. l.. hllowthian at Yprkvilc. where
his injuries were dressed. Tho machine
was able u Gu on its way under it's own