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past fortnight with her grandmother re-:
turned to her school Saturday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W. Frye spent a part
Of the past week with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles DaEuc
Miss Florenc. Johnson. who has
has been employed in the telephone
office at Cameron, returned to her home
recently. 30
Mrs. J. NJ. Allison and Miss Mary
Nottingham. OF Moundsvi)le. are the
guests Of their cousin. Mrs. Aanianda
Harsh. -,
Mrs. Elizabeth Clutter. OF .Jacktown,
Is spending several days with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Randolph Hcwett.
G. G. Archer. Of Bowcrstown. O.. was
III" ov"r-Sunday guest Of friends here;
aIr. and Mrs. S. N. Stricklin and
Rev. II. +. Ncuman. Of Dallas. were re-
cont visitors OF Mrs. y. VI. Archer.
Mrs. jessie Atkinson and sons. Cecil
and Clyde. spent the past week with
their uncle. r. VI. Atkinson and family:
J. r. Harsh and daughters. Vida and
Dclilah. spent Friday and Saturday with
relatives ut this place.
Miss Cora Allison spent tho weekend
with her aunt. Mrs. Cora Campbell.
John Shcrrich. VINO has been critically
III crrm typhoid. is slightly improved.
Mr.. R!tt"r Shrrr:ch. "f near Rock Lick
il III III his home.
Ect single case OF Spanish influenza
has hrcn reported Isl or near our little
village.
5. X. Millikcr and family moved to
their home al Majorsville last week
Mr. Wells ard family moved to the MIS-.
j. II. Allison residence vacated by M.
Mllk.a.
WE. il 1t over "ovcr there" why not
send our boys home?
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMP
MAJ0RSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Campbell enter
tanned with 4 family dinner Saturday IN
honor nf their cousin. Miss Vida FlIrSh.
who LETT November 10 for Cape May. y.
j., where she was called as nurse IN
the cnnvalrscrnt hospital at that place.
The monthly budget of letters frCm
our overseas boys arrived during the
carly pnrt Of tho week All were we'll.
Word was received from Fl. +. Frye,
OF West Alexander. formerly Of Najors-
vilic. stating that IN" "ntirc family had
been i'll from flu. but all were GONZALES
cent. and that Mr.. Frye had run the
prong Of n pitch!ory entirely through
his foot.
Tn" central switchboard on tho farm
Randolph Hcwctrs t. John H"w"Il's.
The dues wrr" changed To 81 per year.
Service hours from : T. NJ. to ? =. m.
Jarktown is having nm epidemic OF
FLU nj tho Finnrgan home The entire
family were i'll the creator number Of
cases are mild.
All the schools in this vicinity COM
mrncod work Monday.
Blaine Gorby. Of Wnst Alexander.
spent 4 part ur last w"rk at thc home Of
his brother II. l.. G"rhy.
Miss Hazel HlhlhauEh spent Friday
night with her friend. Miss Floss''
Archer
Master Charles Archer resumed schn";
Monday. following Nh illness.
Miss ErII, Chid"$trr was n recent
guest at th, home Of her brother. VIM.
Chndcstcr. Of ClaySv'll".
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Steele spent Sun
day night with their sun Q. !. Steele
and family uf Wnrwn0d.
Miss Ola Steele. of Glendale, spent the
weekend with her parents.
Miss Frances Murphy. who spent the
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PRESIDENT WILSON
Continued from Page One.)

newest dreadnaughts. While on such
ship, it is claimed, he is on American
territory and technically would be alb
sent from the country fer such time as
he actually is on foreign soil.
II the President intends 10 delegate
any Of the Functions OF his office TO
Vice President Marshall. the vice prcsi-
dent has not been so informed. and this
fact. in itscit. was accepted in some
quarters as clearly indicating That the
president has decided that his 'physica!
absence from III" country docs not ere
ate such Il vacancy in the office as TO
fall within the section OF the constilu-
lion which clothes the vice president
with authority To discharge tho duties
during the inability Of The President TO
act
The question Of what effect the Proc
jdent's absence will have on the work
Of congress was freely discussed to-
night in congressional circles. Many
held that the President could not aD-
prove or veto Legislation while absent.
us the actual signature OF the President
is REQUIRED. Under til" provisions OF The
constitution il bills are not acted upon
by the chief eXccutiv" within ten days
after their passage they automatically
become effective.
Very little important business will
be transacted by congress in December
under the program as now outlined No
pressing lcgislativ" matters now pend
i'm, or in prospect are likely to be- COM
pleted before the expected Adjournment
Of congress for over tho Christmas hol-
days And if congress does adjourn II
viii not rcass"mblc until carly in Janu-
ary and the President probably will re-
afterwards.
There was no statement tonight as
70 whether the American delegates 10
the peace conference actually will ac-
company the President or will follow at
n later date In some quarters 1t was
regarded as likely that they would make
the trip with tho President so as to
have the advantage Of conferences with
representatives OF the allied nations be-
fore the peace congress convencs.
Secretary Lansing undoubtedly VIII
head the American commissioners
Others regarded as probable selections
| as delegates are Colonel House. Louis
| D, BrandriS, associate justice OF the SUI
| nrcmc court, and Elihu Root. former
secretary OF state.
General Taskcr II. Bliss. former chief
| OF staff and military representative Oh
! tho United States on the supreme war
eouncil is expected TO head the military
representatives from this country who
| will assist in the work 1t tho peace con-
| ference while Vice Admiral Sims prob
| ably will he selected to head the naval
| delegation.
Besides the delegates and military
| md naval representatives. thor" Will ne
! q secretary to the delegation ana num-
Der Of assistant secretaries ana Clerks
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Pimples and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs Of Bad Blood

certain relief. For purifying the sys-
TEN. nothing is equal to it. The action
Of s. s. S. is to cleanse the blood. II
socks through the system direct TO the
seat Of the notwithstanding rs an anti
dute to ncutrtlize the blood poisons. 1t
revitalzcs the red blood cdrpuscles, in
crcases the flow so that tho blood can
properly perform It's physical work.
The dull. sluggish feeling leaves YOU
the complexion clears up. Even long
standing cases respond promptly. But
you must take S. S. S. Drugs and sub
stitutcs won't do. Get S. S. s. from
your druggist II yours is special
case and you need expert advice. write
TO Medical Adviser. 4t4 Swift Laboruto-
~, Atlanta, Ga
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ION The SANDLOTS"
p%@@@@>@%%
Situation.
By "YOCEE."

SttuACSOU-
There will hc several football organ
ization stick the season OUT. uesflte
,ho late start. but II is given out on TO-
liable authority that some of tho fast
little teams will Nshand. Something
seems to have brought about this un-
usual change. due perh\Ns to the inter
cs: lost and the lack OF k-actico during
the ouarantine. However. this is not
expected to hurt athletics in any great
way. and even though it will tend TO
dim things hcrcahouts. there Will he
ST. ciicicnt football on Tho ticket 10 take
care Of the remaining few. weeks Of the
season. Unless the unexpected occurs
again and III. han put on. * is thought
there will b.. thrcc-cornercd duel for
supremacy in amateur circles. The
HoaryS ara TO tho Ohio Valley in the
amateurs that Ltnsly seems 70 he in
tho scholast;cs. while the North Ends
, might be termed the next c"mcrs with
the Taulls closely Upon the heels OF
either. 1t promises - DO pretty bat
tie for tho honnrs this season and as
tho Hrrrys already har" eliminated the
Pauils by virtue Of rho "a victory. tho
East Ends TO =. scUvrl"ss tic last week.
,, The North Ends har. been represented
on the gridiron for the past four years
ana IN tnat tiEnn nave INC u!SlINEllpli
OF hot losing a single setto. which Is n
record to feel satisfied with and while
the team this season IS not UP to the
standard the boys have gone good so
far. winning one and tying two contests
Last year tho North Ends and the
; Henrys battled to n scorcless tie in
one OF the prettiest amateur contests in
; many years, while this season II looks
like the Henrys will experience but lit
twle difficulty In beating the over tho
, river boys ard it seems that the club
realizes the fact and is not so hasty to
! make arrangements as they were last
| season. However. II is safe bet that
| the North Ends are good sports and will
not refuse to play tho Henrys- a
| series Is likely 10 be played and the fans
| ordinary. It is the intention to meet
! the North Ends the coming Sunday at
| Tunnel Green. but the over tho river
management wants TO prolong it for an
, other wncl. n this event 1t is prob
able that the Paulls' will be- taken on
| again. the game TO be staged at the To-
! cal lot. Since meeting tho Henrye last.
| tho Paulls have strengthened consid-
! crah,y end this is shown by her holding
| tho North Ends. With no games being
playe,! on the green in seven weeks,
! the game would 10 attended ny n record
crowd, lust what will he done will
be definitely known in the next few days
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Rivals.

Rivals.
Linsly and Wheeling high, old-tlme
rivals. will clash at the local 1a's
grounds Saturday. providing another
quarantine IS not TO develop. ana hFoH'
all outward appearances the duel pro''-
Uses to DC one OF the ScrappteSt n le
cent years. Linslr. il IS true. IS repre-,
sented by one OF thr ciaSSieSt tooSoa1'
Agsrcsations in recent HISTORY. and ths
team rish, at tn. present wrItlHS is con-
sidered head and heels above any otaS'
IN ,he Ohio valley. barring none. NoaSi'
Goodwin has perfected machlne ln''I
would do justice against most an? h'si'
school in the entire country. and WITH
the boys having the old " ~ J. SyStc'"
down to rn!aute. there is !!l'le 20 ie@'
from the other elerens. Captain semen
erlein. all-state center. Is most piucNS
and popular leader. and MS R'Enes'ts
Qualities have tended TO pug uHusoa'
pep" and confidence in his men. In
Hadorn. the Linstyites boast Oh one "a
rhe speedies, and headiest quarters IN
biy-b school circles. This lad is barely
bigger than 4 minute, but IS streak OF
lightning. With Watkins and Sinclair.
veteran ends. grabbing passes from al
anrles. the aerial route is well taken
care of. while Storer and Nenkcme!ler
can circle the ends like "Resta taxes up
dust on a speedway" Linslys tIne IS
better than last year. and with the al
dition Of Voglcr a lanky lad. many con-
slider it the valleys class. With com
petent coach to direct the dest!nies. VIII
LinsIy prove easy picking FOR the othee
teausc Wheeling. while having green
combination. should never be permitteo
10 be classed poor second Tor THIS
school has been termed the dope upset
ter" Of the lot Captain Stobbs ia play
ing the game Of his young life. and It Is
doubtful if there is another man VINO
can touch him around this neck or the
woods. W-hccling's back1ieid Is very
classy. and if Coach Calvin is able t"
bolster up his line. Linsly will he given
an awful scare. In the game aE'lnS'
Ferry the locals started Off with rush
and bu, for an unexpected break or luck
lost pep and eventually IN" contest
The Old Gold and Blue machine Is the
highest of the quartet, and with n III
rio more seasoning would make a cork'
ing good combination. and i Is indee'
too bad that tho two very best teams
had TO be met with huc little pTacti'c
I,inslv is a big ravorise Saturday. .nu'
EVERYONE can res, assured that NhcelthI
Is strong on that comeback Stutt am
70 he n bit cautious. How many tifn"S
has Linsly ever beaten wheeling NIX
school. is the question!
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Dies in Jail; Was In
On Charge Of Vagrancy

John Rogers. aged about thirty years
passed away SOM" INN" early E'N'''"'f
morning IN the ohio county jail lou
ruwin.. q brief illness. Disease was du"
10 heart future. N":;"r. wtS S"G| .AT 4
sentence of tyvn months Of being va.
having been sentenced in polio" '"hr'.
He stated hvinrr, II" WIS III. ana last
evening became worse. Dr. 'anrnh"ll
Wa called and adI2inis;"r"d r"s'"7A'!Fcs
and hc in,provc,i. Yesterday morning lie
was found dad III his cell.
Funeral services will b" hold from
H." il!!a"hrani raTl"rs. and 'n,"r;Nch'
will II" IN FairnIont His mother ilNSS
liz this city.
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doubtful K he Will be in the lineup SAT
ury,ay, as several lGamen;S are torn.
Bauers. too. is limpinE bit. but he
will be in the game. The remainder or
the Wheeling team is apparently IN good
condition, suffering only from minor
bruises that naturally result in foot
ball clash
ca,tain Schen"rlrin OF Linsiy may be
our Saturday. ~ Ii" IS suffering from
several igaInsntS being torn IN HIS
shoulder While tn" injury IS not seTl-
Gus il is thought that he Will be h@u
in reserve. SO rs TO be IN the best con-
dition possible fo7 the THANKSGIVING
tidbit. Hadorn. the midget quarter IS
laid up with u had injury. but Win
proper care he will he in the lineup. The
rrst ~ the L'nsly Aggregation IS IN Soou
physical condition.
Several Ferry players are on the IN
iured list, and will be il the lineup new
ertheless. Craver and Rankin. two Dig
STARS are goin gahout with a imp
hu, arr at the same time carrying a nice
little smile.
William Stobbs. former Wheeling high
Grid star. nnw in the service 1t M"m-
phis, Tenn. attended the contest at ier-
rv Saturday. and was not tho least
pleased with the showing of the local
, boys Stnhbs must feel pretty ntu"'
Last week he attended tho Pitt-"aSh-
Jeff clash and saw his alma mater TRIM
med. and then TO see Ferry turn inc
trick on his kid b-othcr's team was
! more than he could stand. Stobos was
at one time captain Of the Wheeling
| eleven and pilotrd the team through
! dcfcatlcss season and the title. He Ger
| tainly give his brother several good
! "bits Of dope" Saturday for the game.
Tho question that is upon the minds
! Of the people NJ the valley is what game
! to attend on Thanksgiving DAY. ".
: course the MISUNDERSTANDING game VIII
; not he slight. but Just think Of tn" bat
! ito that will result when Linsly anu
! Ferry lock horns. in what is figured on
. being the greatest clash since the DAYS
! Of long ago"
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Beautifully Pictures
Childhood's Happy Days

Last night was cold. rainy. disa-
grccablc one. but the Union Mission WAS
warm and comfortable. 1t was where
Supt. G.. W. Cory delivered n powerful
and impressive hrarl-In-hcart talk to d
large crowd. He took as his theme
from First John. 3: IL. reading In part:
"Rchnld what manner Of love the Father
hath bestowed upon us. that we should
he called tho sons OF God. It doth
not yet appear what We shall be: but
We know that. when We shall appear We
shall be like Him"
Mr.. Cory beautifully pictured the
home scenes Of a Christian surround
ings and harkcd back 10 the days when
the man Of yesterday knnit at the knees
a: his dear mother and lisprd his even
ing prayer I'm the twilight and dark
ness Of night"
As hc spoke ihnre were many "amcns'
from the congregation and following
his talk many mon md women arose
and made confessions. Old-time songs
were sung and prayers from the out
mourning of souls were offered.
BUY WAR SAVING STANPS.-
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LORRAINE OVERLOOKED
WHEN FRENCH ARRIVE

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
LORRAINE, Nov 1S-(By the Asso''-
a,cd Prcss.)-The French troops mad"
their first entry into Lorraine today ana
were acclaimed by tho p nrulation that
assembled in the towns and villages to
meet :hcm.
The honor Of leading the advance
across the recently abolished frontier
fell to the Moroccan division including
the famous Foreign Legion. The SOL
tiers Of the legion wore their dccora-
TONS the highest accorded 20 any unit
in the French army during the war
They also wore their now shoulder tags.
Soon after dawn thc boys Of LORRAINE"
who had unravthcd bicycle tires that
had remained hidden from the Germans
during the many long months. rode out
to nice: the column marching toward
Chateau Salins. The French tri-color
could b., seen in the carly morning iiSht
rly.jng from the Arst houses Of III" town
although the last Of the German troops
had not vet left.
Tho streets were filled before the
tronns came into sight. and when the
head Of The column appeared. Win zen
craI Dogau in the lead. 1t was receive"
with shouts or JOY. Old mrn, women
and children rushed out with haDrorlScd
Draper flags. laughing, shouting and
weeping in turn.
The first automobiles containing
French troops. were taken by storm and
loaded to Overlooking with boys ana
girls dressed in their Sunday clothes.
cheering for Franco and singing the
"NarscillaiSe." while whrc2y nhnnn-
l-rarhs. the Only music tho town AFFORD
cd executed the national anthem from
records that had escaped the eyes Of
~ Germans.
II WAS diffcult to conceive that
/, Chateau Salins could ever hnvr been
anything but French. After forty-sevcr
years Of German rule the town appeared
oven moro intensely PATRIOTS thnn
French towns that had never known
other than French rule.
|. MI'IdIATSEN. Nov. 1S.-No words
can picture the triumphal entrance or
i,,SI 10 nit mr. o.
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TT MAY MEAN ECZEMA, SCRoFUL4
THE F1Rsr SIGN or INTER-
TIED BLOOD DISEASE

Ptmples. scaly. :tchy skin. rasnes'
burning sensations and Scrofula denote
with unfailing certainty oeoi'''f'e1'
weakened and impure state OF the blood.
The troub,e may have been IN y''ur
blood from birth. but no matter now
vo, were infc-::tt. you must treat it
through ,h+ blood. It is blood disease
You mus. use s. S. s.. the standard
blood tonic for SO years. If you expect
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Others.

The Yankees have dtsorganizod. but
the ma jo-ity OF tho players will be- scen
an another team called the Cubs. Tho
Cubs will tackle the Macks at Tunnel
Green Sunday. while he East Ends will
probably meet the Red Onions nj Forty
seventh street. Some Of the weaker
teams have been forced 10 dishand on
account OF inability to got games. :,
scarcity OF teams now being. noticed
perhaps on account OF the resumption
Of school
by the way
Who said violets?
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WELL EQUIPPED.

AMERICAN ARMY HEAnQThRT-
T;RS Tours France Nov. 1S.--(By Tho
Associated PresS.-Thr American troops
participating in the expeditions in Rus
vostok are equipped in the most COM
plcte manner to resist the northern cold,
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HAhout tho Grid

ca2tain ."Hugh!e" stohhs IS able 70
h. about again. his injury OF last SAT
urday having completely 'elt rim;
S.ohbs IS tho mntnstay or the 'oe,.,
.lo,.e, and his assurance OF being IN
N. lineup SATURDAY makes matters look
h..tcr clemens. tho pluck% young con-
ter. who played n star game. - "urs'nS
a badly torn-u7 hand. and i; IS extremely
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being fitted with white shccpslin parkas
which are slipped on over coats rrcsmb-
ling Santa Claus outfits.
The expeditions also have been sup
piled with n full complement Of Nor
wcEian slcds. dogs. mOccaslns, snow
shoes. reindeer skin mitlcns, comInrt
silva SNOW goggles. skis. high rubber
hrnts and wooden brooches.
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PARIS. Nov: l7.-(Rrltish Wireless
Scrvicc)--.It Ia officially announced that
French troops. lcG by General Pctn'n.
Will enter Metz tomorrow. Suisse
qucntly General Cnstl"nau and General
MHnCin will follow with their armies.
Thr entry into StrasShurG. which will
DO headed by Marshal I'och. will take
place next sunday and Monday. The
postal service has been rc-cstahlishrd
Throughout the whole Of France and
Belgium.
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crowded tn" streets TO applaud their I'D
orators. Flowers, tobacco and coCkades
were thrown TO the colder. as they
marched along General Hirscharer
headed hie troops. Men and women
rushed forward and kissed the fold OF
the flag borne by the %iIth infantry
TIE cheers Of the ropu!ac" grew until
the troopS arrived II Inc city hail.
wherr. the city authorities welcomed
them.
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ORDERS NOT CANCELLED.

WASHINGTON. Nov. lS.--lt was SAID
today nj the railroad administration that
no orders for locomotives have been cam
called md that there is no intention TO
withdraw any ordered already placed.
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Se1lai-e.

Rellaire is scheduled 20 play Trtadci-
mia Saturday q, Bcllaire, but il is likely
the game Will be cancelled in ORDER 10
accommodate Ferry.
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Drink Habit
Surrenders to IeScum

Tnscu;n Powders for breaking UP the
drink habi: destroys all taste for whIs-
kc". ale. beer or "thcr alcoholic stltLE-
ian,s. as thousands OF wives and rnotA,
e-s can testify. 1t il simple nome
trc,tnen, that can he given secretly.
sold Under a stc"l-hounh. monsy-Cc-
funded guarantee by the John Coleman
CO. and c. r. GrieSt & co.
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COAR1S. Nov. lS.--I;cneral dc Maud
huy. who IL Il na;iN" Of Lorraine. mas
been appointed governor of Metz says
the Temps General Bourgeois has been
nomcd governor NJ StrasShurg.
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Tonight-Black Diamonds VS.. Black
Cats; Corners VS.. Nailers.
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MI'LIATSEN. Nov. 1S.-No words
can picture the triumphal entrance Of
.hc first troops into this city nor OK
press The wild joy of the people who
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BUY WAR SAVING sTAMFs.-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-04
THIS SETTLES 1T

the question raised by anti
TO ther amendment received cgal majority
of the votes ca ,o anis' had against the
amendment ana had
for an official o the in the state
In the amendment had receive clear majority
official receiving the highest vote rig
ures virtually showed nearly weeks ago that tins MAJORITY
had been received nearly 10000 spare But the ANTS
what nobody seems to Know
Yesterday, according dispatch from Oklahoma OlV 'o'
ernor Williams requested the ecNon board to submit to nm
equal amendment
e official vote office the recent election
WHATEVER IS RIGHT"
the TO determine the
status of the amendment Whatever Hg
be done with this measure
advice from the state capital is taken
GRANTED that Governor felt that the right thing or him to
IN was adoption the amendment
With amendment effect automai-
cali, and the question Equal suffrage part OF the
southern
men full suffrage. The decisive