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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-06

1t takes men and money to finish
this war.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-06

The man who follows she pillow
feeds the world.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-06

Let there be bumper crop this
year.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-06

There will be children's day or
entertainment at the U. B. Church
Sunday evening at 500 o'clock.
Everybody is invited to come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12

Cousscns-Pocms Children Love. The
Ruby Story Book.
Cragin-kindcr Eiblc Stories.
Crunp---RoyS' Book of Mounted Police
Curtis-I.ittlc Maid OF Tic"ndrroEa-
ponnrll-Litilr Folks on Thrones.
Iiitle Heroes: I.ittl" ileroincs.
Observation-Disclosures Stories and How
to Tell Them:
Frcchotf-The Young Farmer a. Col
lcge
Gask-TrcaSury OF Folk Tales.
Gatc-Eroom Fairies.
Croo;---Wh"n | Was Il Girl In Holland.
IIall-S;nry Plays for Little Children.
Iiam1-Shrridan' Twins.
InrEHulr--lI Denis" and Md TondleS.
Oicnt,--TalcS Of III" Persian G"nil.
Duinr--Stohc$' Wonder Book OF Fairy
Tales.
Schwartz--l.ittln Star Gazers.
Smith--rlays. ran,omimes and Tab
lcaux for Children.
Sncll--An Eskimo Robinson Crusoe.
Strwart--Tha Contest Giant
Stock,on-Fancj:u Tales; The Float-
ing Prince.
Stuart-Advcnturcs of Ifang the Moro
Jungle Boy.
T:yaai-L!t;lc Book OF The Flag.
Thompsou-Fil and !'hilippa
Wad"--The Magic Stone.
Wharf.-The Young T"lcrh"n" Inventor.
Wrlls---Doris Of DobbS Ferry
Yar,!--Thc Top Of tho Continent.
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MANY MINERS IDLE
BY LACK or COAL CARS

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb, H.
Reports r"r"iT'h Yesterday hy Max /.
Price. secretary O! IT," Ea4a"ha Coal
shippers Association. from los mines
in rhr 'kauIw'!a district. shows hat
~ MINI, supplied by ihr chesapeake
4 Ohio Ea.lrnad wry" i'll" during tin"
entire day. This caused. Loo m,n
10 BE- lille for IN" day hrraus" ri Jack
of ears. purn;; til, day .%,"ot tons
III Goa. equipment waS suppll"d j..'
mines reporting on an order for %I.Sup
tons.
Mr.. Price iuclut"d these: facts in
r.!r"tuu Srnt Ia Director GENERAL Of
Railrnad: McAduu and Fuel Admins
traitor Garfield. Aij"@rth"r. however,
n" r,p"t1 shows an rnc"ura@in: in
crease in car supply. SiXlytiVr nlincs
in m" district failed To report.
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DOWN AND OUT
MOTHER BRACES
up. SURPRISES
WHOLE FAMILY

She had worked loved and was hap
py IN doing for her children. and
when she started 10 break down they
were frantic. werr willing 70 10 almost
anything TO make h"r last FEARS happy
and free from worry and illness. Moth
Ing they did seemed to help: doctors,
medicines or rest gave no results.
Finally. when all were about desper-
ate with worry neiShbor induced
them 10 try PhoSphatcd Iron. It had
worked such wonders with her Old
folks. Eeadv 70 grasp Il, any help 'ney
got 4 supply and n" way their mother
Improved from tn. start wis almost
TOO good TO believe. Il SURF was hap
py and reunited family and you can bet
the. arc all boosting Phosphatsd Iron
TO the limit
Doctors the world over will tell you
tina. PhosphatpS and Iron xiii build up
and store strength and energy against
old age and nervous break downs. one
az our leading physicians says. th" re-
suits have Obtained with PhnSThAtrn
Iron hav" hnrn great in cases or Ola
people. uhnr" i was necessary TO hu!la
M strength. revive bodily functions
xiv" them life. renewed youth and
health"
There must Do somthinc 20 It. Doc
tors and druggists all tell the same
story OF success.
Special NOtice-.To insure physi-
cisna and their patients getting the
genuine Phospated Iron. il is put up in
capsules only. DO not allow dealers 10
give you pills or tablets, insist on cap
sules. c. H. Griest 6 Co. Wheeling
and leading druggists everywhere.
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Diseases Peculiar
to Men

Rectal troubles. including Hcmor-
rhoids. flstula, frissures and other pain.
full and distressing conditions yield
readily to the Elcctro-Medical Treat
mcnt. and the cost for treatment Is SO
moderate that no ailing man should
hesitate 70 visit the institute for treat
mrnt.
Kidney. bladder and prostate trouble:
may have more complications than arr
presented by other diseased organs, but
under careful proper treatment these
conditions are seldom as serious as they
appear To the on: afflicted.
Another source Of distress to the sut'
frrer is-bIood poison. Blood poison.
ing requires not only knowledge Of the
diSease-but the ability to properly ad.
minister the famous 1905" and "9li"
treatments originated by DR.. Paul Ehr.
Itch. the deceased European scientist
winner OF the Noble prize. These RENE.
dies are also known as "Salvarsan" and
"Nru Salvarsan."
The ills Of men are too numerous TO,
mcnlion---hut whatever the afflicuon,
modern treatmrnt awaits tho sufferer at
the Electro-McGical Doctorh
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| Heading
: : =: =: Special One Dollar -: -:
' 1''t D 4';;'" I', J;i; X=Ray Examination
PROOF THAT DISEASE IS QUICKLY
OVERCOME By CORRECT
SCIENTIFIC nee TLLODS

renewed vitality Of every organ and
Increasing functional activity.
Remarkable as it may seem there
are no shocks or pain connected with
this treatment The ingenious con.
sIructiuu Of Our machines have elm-
mated all JOLTS, JARS, SHOCKS
and FANS, 50 tina; child TWO years
old or The most Grlicat" female can
be treated with the best results.
T.. .n.ur" oar patrons n" best NED
iiISES i.rr,I:r:.lr!.. "" conduct our own
Irrug department. wh"rr only ihc best
, ana p,!r''st drugs ar" G!Si":%"d tor your
benefit.
\ PERSONAL EXAMINATION must b" made
IN '..,rh and every rA$.. - SrCur" TN"
lr.si results - i; is the Only way II per-
t"ct HIN,;NuSlS Of any clS" can 10: had.
This IL al tho utmost Importance |" The
patient and III" doctor. leaving nothing
W. h,,v.. a larger MAR: b"r NJ the latest
INSTRUMENTS al precision Tor mnhing
these examinations. sUrh. AZ powerful
, X-!:NN l"arl!u"$. blood pressure indl-
rnl"g" f"r d':;nring hlrdrr!i!S arteries;
, ii-nlnr y;"'u.r...#. for qualitative, cXami-
;i,;l,;u e.: -. blood. a high power
!;AuSrh-l.nmb MICROSCOPE !"r The cx-
i.un.llIipu Of Sputum- Diseased Tissue.
, blood contents and Urinary deposits. \
wri!-uppOin:"d chemical AMI rhyS!uIhIi-
al !abf',!lI'i Iti E'i'!'i 49, ~ ''''-
S.:t"r iraki:G un "0' ~! ih' MIST com.
rl":.. Specialists offices IL b" found
"u .::Ic # E,w York.
, liz PERSONNEL. e Tho ELECTRO
MEDICAL EW"TUES ARE Hin"nG III"
best thai money can secure. Eon" hut
,, property qualified physicians -: nr"Von
iIr %,,r{ :.AI ~ IE:GHITF ar" employed.
who, il, .urii. are assisted by. Skilled male
ard female experts and nurses.
Every l,"r~,m i" ;r'rtcd with the VI,
most S!nda"SS and cnu"!d, ration. and
every Interview * Sacred.
Vs. It's" lao Hypnotic or Narcotic
! Drugs. but car treatment has cured nun
! ,.r"d~ al those So unfortunately au-
TIM: EI.ECTEO- MEDICAL DOCTORS
-: Wheeling HAY" spare. II" "Xi"uS" !"
G:irg IL yor:r doors IN" greatest III .tISS-
! IM.,i "a Suffering humanity. V" DO !!"t
PROMISE - perform VI! EACl rs but
..rlli,. II "ur cures ar" ""i u::ii''" th"!h'
! 49, yyi.! h, seen. by reading "vr: "ur nu-
iuarou, Testimonials. Th"r" = a Chanc9
20. NuI' |! you w'akc ZIP itnd E-aSp IT.:
REMEMBER THE STREET. AND
/ NUMBER. SECOND FLOOR, .ll2I.:
MARKET ST. WHEELING, W. VA
All cars stop al our door.
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bloat up uis1rcssIngIy artet my meals.
Nothing tasted good to me. and 1 was
SO worried I could not rest rapidly los
ing flesh and was entirely discouraged.
]. Xix" everyone else. took every REM
cdv suggested. and consulted a. number
nv age was against me and they could
only relieve. ;iIc symptoms.
AT last. In dcspera ton. l called on Tho
Electro ". dical Doctors. 1927 Market
Street. Wheeling. ". Va, and placed my
cas. in their hands, agreeing 10 undergo
A few weeks q treatment without inter-
ruption. ] began 10 improve rapidly
after the first, week; and now | am, al;
nm Gs years YOUNG In place of 6S years
old. I am sci f-supportinS. making
good living. and never lose day from
my occupation.
+ cannot speak too Highly OF the treat"
:ncnt ] received from the Electro Med;
ical Doctors, and sincerely commend
their method to all sufferers like myself
WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
Bellaire. Ohio.
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TWO MoRE ARRESTS.

cUARIESTON. w. Va. Feb. H."
Following; close on ,hc heels 81 tn" mr.
rest and intcrnmrnt Of Johann"
Srhycnawa. All alleged German symra-
,hizrr, who was taken Sunday 1" Fort
Thomas. Kentucky. whrr" hc Is confined
in 4 prison camp. cam" two more ar
men taken into cUStudy wCr" l'aul As
both and l.. f.. Androdi. both Hun
Earians. living at Dunbar. They 40
held in the county Jai! y. nhlnS An in
v-*tigation-
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Twentieth Century Treatment FOR
The Sick of Wheeling
and Vicinity.

ASTRONOMICAL DOCTORS OF
Wheeling. ". Va, whose INSTITUTION
Is chartered under the laws az West
Virginia. with ample capital, and n
reputation. for honesty and far deaf
Ing with Uir Patrons and ~" pHoi"
that car be approached hv few al"
rxccllrd by none. Our long. ESt "I
satisfied patrons. suiAr "a them '""''
ing from far distant states and terri
tories. often undergoing Sr'at person
al Inconvenience 10 reach our Office
prove absolutely the wonderful con
tldcucc the rub!s has in the treat
meat Of the ELECTRO-MEDlCAl'
DOCTORS. =
: THE OFFICES OCCUPY THE EN-.
TIRE SECOND FLOOR OF l127
M.\KNET ST, Whc"linG. W. Va.
where huudrcds of sick people will b,
flocking in the next few days serkin :
relief.
The public is cordially invited "a
inspCc; our establishment any lime,
and our expert operators will lake
great pleasure in demonstrating oar
marvellous apparatus and machines.
The office is equipped with every
MODERN SCIENTIFIC lNSTRU.
MENT AND APPARATUS FOR THE
INVESTIGATION OF YOUR ILLS
AND THEIR TREATMENT y DE-.
scriptinn Of the cntlr" equipment
would take too much valuable space.
but brief list includes Il powerful
N-RAY maChin" for IN" minute dag.
nnstic examinations, r"l"ann. a ii
does the internal body structure As
plain AZ liz" print You are now read.
inc. and generating machines for
eyer other electric current. for med.
ical use. TESLA, OUNlN. AUTO.
CONDENSATION, AuTOINDUTlDN.
SlNCSOlDAL. D'AESONNAL. FARA.
DC and GALNANlt, az wril AZ all
forms HIGH FREQUENCY, ULTRA
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philosophy and Religion


canphell-N"w Though; christian
Esd.
ESncy--The posSihl" You.
Hydc-Thc Best Man [ Know.
Northumberland in White.
Macfarianc,-rhe Progress OF Church
Federation
Rundall--rhe Dead Have Never Died.
Spe.r--The Stuff OF Manhood.
Wilson--Thc Chris; W. Forget.
Sociology.
Austin-Cncle Sans Boy ut War.
Hnncruft--In These Latter Days.
Ec,tS-Class-roun Method and Man
aE"mcnt.
Harris-Number Games for Primary
Grades
Ttill-EebuildinG OF Europe.
Montessori - Advanced Montcssori
system.
Arts-Usefu1 and Fine.
Collins-Money Making tor Boys.
Observation-Disclosures Theatrr.
FrankS--Marsiu of Happiness.
t;ucdrch--A Wonder Book of Rubber.
Mackay-The Little Theatre in the
/. 3.
Munday-Thc Eyes OF The Army and
Navy.
N..wnarch--The Russian Arts.
S;ru;hcr--The School Nurse.
Literature.
E;,!;r The Contemporary Short Stnrr.
Sunncr---loems.
Observation-Disclosures Of Csurers and
Other t>sIYS
Observation-Disclosures ~ tho Rockies.
r-arr-- h-:Stirns and IN" Year Round.
Cudworth--Od">; ahn Secular Hymn at
terrace. t.ngliSh.H
Dorcha:n-Twoa;y Hcs, Shur. Stories
in French Language.
Gowans--Tw"lv" Short Stories Eng
lish Language.
G-ayenn---Cireat Possessions
I.racnrk- Frrnzicd Fiction.
I:cc--Snngs If III" Stalwart
Van pykr--Th" i..d Flower.
History md Travel
C.hartu--C;-ncnwi"h Village.
t-urran--In Canad,I'S Wonderful North
land
G;ibhons--Erw Map os Europe
Gibs"n--A Journal from Our Legation
in Belgium.
Nnzen-Alsace-L orrtln" uude~ Ger
Jnstruw-Th" War and the Bagdnd
Railway.
rca,--Priva,n Pea. His OWE Story.
Ranziw .ll--t;"rrauy Under Thr"o
Empcrore.
S,"v"nSon--At tho Front N n t'livver.
Scrrri--Amrrican Adventures
Syrc"tscr--T"n American Girls from
History
T'r-czynnvirz-Wheu the rrusslans
t'a,.:o - l'rianh
Van uykc-F!ChtiuE tnr Peace.
Biography.
Observation-Disclosures Grandmother 81
IIuv;s -hdvrnturcs and Letters az r
H. Davis.
ChNdren's Department
Aldon--Th" Island II Apf"dorc.
lsa:l"y--S,"-!rs For Any bay.
Brl,-~t'a!ry Tai" Plays and How TO
Act Them
E:l"lgr;i-- Mag" Slippers
I?iu.ucntha!--EoiE Tabs from tho
Russian.
Rnswurth-Thr World and its Won
dcrS.
Hrill--Th" Roy VIII" Went 10 tho Fast
Burt0n--Ravcn Patrol II Eoh'S tl!ll.
Carryl--Admi-al's Caravan.
Catrevas-That Freshman.
Chapltn-Treasurv Of Old Fairy Tales.
ComStock-Tuck-Me- Stories.
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Copyright, 1e16.)

/ ;tnuad. hut when n: noon on Angus; -
! III" city was in German hands. III" "'"r-
: rlouS cnSt Ia th.. Germans could flnaiiN
. b. determined
! Residences. cellars. s:r-":S. rah side
walks wcr" h.rp-! VITA G''a! n!
: wounded RI" hou$.'" were N TH'HS.
empty shells in which hardly anFih'hr
! remained Undamac"d :hat w"< - ANY
: real value. Thousands i',';fn" h"SchTS
- in on" Terrible night. W":u"n and "hi'-
dr"n. soldiers ?nd citizens w"F" lying
wh"r., N" pitil'SS S"il$ "ii a;i!";S
had buried tl"rn from if mt" C"n;ii'H
tta rII void Tru" :mpariIalI;y r"Irn'd
in n" killing Their. vas l E"iEh:!
woman lying next 10 a N,lgi.,n baby
which sly. had hurur from I"GS" :"
street los, hy lay man ~ "nc":-
.ain WARS h.,;nr. m "Ep;" h"u$''. I"ih
rs l.gS wer" burned !" 'ir> kn''S. HIS
: wife lay on his breast and S"hh"i :"
. pI:ituiiE that hr- grir: could not h" on
Gur"ri Mos; ~ thu dead wHr" entirely
or partly burned. IN" stock n The sta
hl.s was burned. IN" cries "f'ag2nT ~
,h., animals fighting iucinrrat'"n w"T"
mixed with tn" rrnGns and S"hh!nS -
III" wounded.
Rut rn o." had :r;n" :" l"th"r wi'h
, them Thu. t'rruc! w"r" making :tn"th"-
As ;h.. rrrrrv vlcrt"'! ~" town.. IN"
Germans .iad.. An error wh:rh COS, them
hun5r,-ls -: lives. They hard occupied
th.. entire Gown 81 quickly ;!a: Ia" 's"r-
rrnn arrl..rv which Sh".!rd a part "t
! the, city lid nor know "c HI change IN
: th., situation and threw shells intn me
ranks Of the Infantry. Finally our sol
dirrS were compelled to Civ" IN som"
q: their gains by tn" pressure q! our
own as we'll as the French fire. but -
gained this ground afterwa rds. Strange
IL enough the residence section nr"~i-
.usiy mentioned had not suffered Srri-
ouslv. All the houses flrw the Rcd
Cross and were used ~ temporary hos
pitfalls.
Hero IS was reported that RnlEianS
rnutiIatrd German soldiers. Whether
this were true. or only Il runCr. similar
to others being constantly started ~
German soldiers | cannot say. "H; 80
know through an army order that Ger
man soldiers had boon murdered there.
and that the German army could n"t
. leave The scene O! these "utrag"S with
! out first averaging III" victims.
! II was ordered by tn" commander Nt
/ rho army To level III" remainder OF :hr
: CITY and to show no mercy. As "" took
n short res, rom OUT pursuit OF III"
rneny and looked backward. clouds %
! o,.o ., ,bc eastward showed that the
,r1n- n,d h..., .,,rut.d. 4 remaining
. hot,erv u: artillery had reduced The city
10 ashes.
The French had made I stand outside
,hc civ and =. sisted ~ tn" utmost. but
-, 49,, o,,,ru.,h.rcd (; was sirnrlv
i,rnossibI, 10 resist IN. prcssur" o: tho
,.,-r,,o war machine. When tn, Ger
wa, columns with fixed hayoaH;S AZ
,a,,Ead 80 no accompaniment; &C th"c
hlnnd-curdliEG rrl!S which. !iE" th"lT
: s,s..l ncuc;ratrd to the bono. tM"v re-
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Chapter II


4.nt 20 A!x-n-''iiapp.lic - hospi-
:,.. ,n.; .!aauv tror" w""ni.'l mon
who had tough. ~ belgium MI yer
o; thr "piI.,uu ;hHt 'r'' l:"!s';tn dead
numbered ~ :aany civilians AZ SOL
.I;srs Even II thc German soldiers who
Fought in i:.iglu,n dc - ;"tm:i Tho
rruei.les committed aS.,:t'>t IN" Fol
gins /, cannot ," denied 'ha' ~ least
So par c.as ~ IN. cru"lt."~ known ("
the world to have beer committed in
belgium were only ZOO trl:".
4 young soid:"- who la: H..Ht - In''
n n. hospital told me- that his com
,.ary. during street tiSh, IN Li"Se. was
even orders Ia Kill everybody w;th"u,
ti,scrln,i nation Systematically. "n''
hnr:Se after another WAS S,.t - FIR
TIL :;hahitan,s either f.li ~ th,. tla;il. =
or h.ra,nr the victims Ii th' Streets -
tic sua barrels OF the German kuitur-
h,2rers.
\, sh. tirs. double! The words -
MY neigh Dor. even though had seen
what German warfnr" meant .tt;'r =
t.w days | wns released from IN" hos
I.i;ol and again r"Strr.rl - IHy d"iach-
!n.nt. l'ar:t% /? au:". i'or:!r ny foot. |
reached my d.tachurE: b. II O'Clock
N IN" evening. oar transport moved
this time uvrc Tri"r :" IuSen'hurc. Th''
!li::e grand turhy - l..!>"rihurE was
uy-rrun .en,irrly by German soldiers.
Th. Germans. who hal aad" ih"ir
homes IN LuS"u:bU-r. had everything
cak.u away !rnu! th"rl. especially 'h''
farmers. all food. without thought "
payment so .ha: IN Luxembourg 1t thr
zine there WAS a ShortaS" Of food the
people here As weh aS III Belgium ~er;
very friendly. yet thcy ha.our"d q trrTi-
b. bitterness against the Gnr'nAa gov
liz. band O. robbers AMI nurdeE:rs
eyer their peaceful country.
Belgium and Luxembourg. the wv"
first unhappy victims Of the dannah!c
German politics and drunkenness for
power.
That the Luxembourg citizens detested
Germany M Incident showed me which
happrn..d in :hs villag. o. Mammoth w"
wn-. IN a friendly conversation with Il
Luxembourg farmer Two Officers 2i'-
preached and listened. On" officer.
cap,ain. asked the LuHrmburger. What
DO yuu think .; the war. and OK the
Quicknc$S nj Germany Their" Is only
ON. Germany. isn't there:
"T"S,'' replied the farmer I hank the
Lord
For hos. four words The farmer was
arrested q; once ard transported to
Germany ~ 4 court prisoner. could
,lsv,r learn wha, hccau" ~ him.
Tn. sam. evening we were transport
81 II. automobiles and on ~" evening ~
August ~ 1918. W" reached our "c'trA-
mn, wh:c! VAS about - miles :r"rl
th.. E"!gtnn city ~ N..uvr Chateau. In"
regiment - which l belonged did n"e
TAN" pa: IN any operations after n"
~! III i.i.S". but WAS transported ["
;ht$ .'erI ~ .E'.iS.":s:. %"w | learn Tor
IN. :!r$; Kim" t"" a"aET was ta'' loss ~
m:. c"::."any :" to- i.'"S" lighting We
lost Isl NO.: 4: d""d hi"' w"0HN"o'
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He Is Now 68 Years Young

What Mr.. William Robertson. a retired
B. L. .. engineer from Bellaire. Ohio, has
10 say for the treatment received from
the ELECTRO-MEDlCAL DOCTORS, OF
1I37 Market Street Wheeling. W. Va
tsccond flnor):
am oS years old. and have felt the
weight OF my thrcc-scnre and almost ten
years very heavy. AS with my advanc-
ing years / contracted complication OF
bronchitis and an impairment Of my
hearing in both ears. also had Piles.
COnsrination and INDIGESTION. l would
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WILL HOLD INQUEST.

sr.r:al D.spa,ch 20 The Intelligenccr. .
CI.ARKSEI'RG ". Va. FEB. Ian
INQUEST Yas started to-day by DR.. Is. :.
Nmihrny. coroner. int" the dcath CT
hiolph. l3-ycar-cld son OF Peter Dou-
ii&kI who was run over and killed py y
T.: :; -. passenger train NJ Despard lato
vest, rday .whil" playing Ct Il crossing
with vthr! boys
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"a ALIENS REGISTERED

Alien Germans registered by Capt.
Walter Worls and Postmaster ". ".
Irwin last week Iotalcd a. The reg
istrrng has been extended and TODAY
and Wednestla: will be The last TWO
days in which the Germans can reg
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
IT PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fiction

Fiction
isro~n--WaS. go -: Honor and bth"r
STORIES
t'ahclt-crrlu. e.: Tn" Jas
t'a:r,~--Thrcr'S = Crowd.
l,oGe"--SkinN"r'$ EahE.
iroytc--EI!s Las: i;hw.
Tpurlns--N"a 7ol'tan lovers.
tSarlanL--Ross t;rant m 'hr Trail.
':rrdu,I--pryniraady
IiopkinS--ls.trc"ou I.;,N.' MTS'"CT.
Irg.um--Th. Twic" American.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Leh';lnc--Sl2.
Observation-Disclosures Ern:h". % i"-rH.
Mr7v!n--Siurdy: 4 Composite N"H'l.
Nur!",'-ui'I rnaS>US on Wheels.
EicanlSou--.t Reversible. Santa ''4uH.
Slad"n--'ichr,: Lorraine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
No. New Projects in
The River Measure

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE house
rivers and harbors committee today
decided not TO include in the appro-
priation bill any new projects except
those for prosecution OF the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12

"Lihcrty Erl. It's T"n"' To Ring
AGAIN." is one nj thc songs which Is
doing it's bit tn help The nation carry
on" The Peerless Quartettc has sung
1t for Columbia in fine harmony and
with Il deep toned bell accompaniment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12

have n circular OF information and An
application form mailed TO them by
sending Il postal card request to the Sec
rotary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12

TnorurGhly good music. the kind shat
bears n"rriHr over AMI over. again. -
Offered by Columbia in Lucy Gates
singing of St"r'!rn Fosters we'll loved
song "Massa. In DE Cold. Cold
Ground" accompanied by the Columbia
Stellar Quartette. Equally pleasing Is,
the coupled number Garry Me Back TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12

Old Nir&lany" IN which The same artists
ar" heard.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13
LEGAL SALE

GEORGIA-Crisp County:
By virtue of an order granted by
the Hon. s w. Coney, Ordinary of
said county at the regular August
term 1913 of the court of Ordinary of
said county; there will be sold, at
auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, before the court house door of
said county, within the legal hours
OF sale on the first Tuesday (the
3rd day. of December next. the fol-
lowing described property to-wit:
City lots numbers 6. Z, s, 9 and 10
in block number $50. of, in and ac-
cording to the map, plan and survey
tregistered) of the city of Cordele.
Ga. Sale being for the purpose of
distribution and payment of debts.
This November 4th. 1918.
d. A R. CRUM.
As Administrator of the estate of c.
NJ. Moon. deceased. 11-6-4t
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13
SHERIFF SALE

GEORGIA. Crisp Count.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in
December next, at the court house in
said county between the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following property to wit:
The life interest of w. D. borough in
lot of land No. sixty (6O) in the
eleventh I'D land district of Crisp
County. Georgia Said land levied on
as the property of w. D. borough to
satisfy an execution issued from the
Superior Court of said county in fav-
or of B. II. Palmer as Receiver for
Farmers State Bank, ]. A. Ward.
Transferee, VS.. w. d. Borough.
This 9th day of November, 1918.
J. H. WARD, Sheriff
11-6-4t
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13
LEGAL
Advertisements
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
GEORGIA-Crisp County:

GEORGIA-Crisp County:
BY virtue of order of the court OF
ordinary of said county granted up
on the APPLICATION of w. c. Hamilton,
administrator of the estate of Mrs,
M. S. Hamilton, deceased, will be
sold before the court house door, at
public cutlery, to the highest bidder
in Cordele, between the legal hours
of sale on the first Tuesday in Dec
1918, as the property of said deceas-
ed for the purpose of paying debts
and distribution, the following describ-
ed property: City lot number seven
ca In block number thirty-five $3.50
in Cordele, Crisp county, Ga, accord
ing to the registered map of survey
of Cordele: also twelve 12) shares
OF stock in the Bank of Vienna, Wen
ma, Georgia.
w. c. HAMILTON,
Administrator Estate of Mrs. M. S.
Hamilton, deceased. l1-G-4t