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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. April s.-cor-
rorate charters were issued to-day by
the secretary Of state as follows:
Sunkist Land company. Charleston;
$4,000 capital stock; to do a general
real estate business; incorporated by
William r. George OF Pblippi. J. II
Gaines. NJ. Il. King. s. A. Moore and A.
y. Lilly, all OF Charlcston>
Citizens Investment company. Of
Charleston; $4,000 capital stock: to deal
in real estate and timber and prospect
for coal. oil and gas: incorporators. w.
j: Whcatland. $. y. Anderson, w. Il.
Brooks. q. T.. McGlashon and II. E.
Brooks. Nil Of Charleston.
West Virginia Manufacturers assoc
citation. Wheeling; without capital
stock: Ia harmoniZe trade conditions and
promote friendly relations; inccSpora-
tors. j. J. Holloway, Joseph e. Brady,
Isaac ". Scott. y. W. PAUL, W. H. Ab-
bnt;. Leo Latham. \. B. Paxton. all OF
Wheeling; II. \. Cellar OF Huntington,
j. q. Prichnrd Of Fairmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
OBITUARY
Kathew McErtea

Mrs. Kathcryn Mctntce. one OF the
oldest and r-ost prominent residents Of
the South Side. passed away ut the homo
Of her daughter Miss Catherine McEntce.
at SS04 Woods street. yesterday after
noon. following n hriee Illness death
being due 10 he iutirnitics OF advanced
age.
Mrs NcEntcc was born in Ireland
ntnety-fiyc years a%n and came to this
country when child with her parents
Sho lived in Pennsylvania for several
years but spent the greater part OF her
ltfe in this cry.
Mrs. McEutee was an active member
or the ST. Aary>s Catholic church and
has been a most deyout member all her
l1e. Sho was on. Of the most steady
attending members Of the church and
has always taken a great activity In her
church work
Funeral services win De held from
the place OF death at $50 o'clock Satur-
day morning. followed by high mass OF
requiem at tho 81: M;ry's church at
O'Clock Intcrraent will be made in the
Mount Calvary ccmeterJ. Her daughter
is the only relative living In this
country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
INLAND WATERWAYS
REGIMENT NOW BEING
RECRUITED FOR FRANCE

Tn" latest G,'uaud tr"ul ,hIr ,rt7I> g."
Euruin. - tor Il :r.;inl M Ia 'uhiulAih
and operate Tia" boats and ht"S'> IA ih''
rivers and CANALS ~ France. France
hes IN HI i;h"n,. IL Seine. III" Lure.
and tin br:tnch'S vi tn" i>h!nv. i"-,tn"r
with IN connecting; canals and smaller
rivers probably III" ,n"%i highly d"E"!.
orrd i:.u:d waterway system IN 'h'
w"rld Waic- transportation ~ popular
and - ">rd very extensively. h'Ir
svs,rn has been for years tn" b"S'
model f"r study 10y waterway engineers
from all countries.
To nI""t til" demand for mon !" !naiA
tain and operate vessels CA this system
OF WATERWAYS. In nIth engineers - ["
be assembled ami "r%IniMd at l-lurri.
Md This opportunity not only /" So
and travel On these rivers and Canals
but 70 gam first hand experience III OPP
Grating Il SYSTEM that - IL model IL one
that will appeal I" taany young Amer
leans. us we'll Us 10 those who have h''',
years of experience On our own water
ways TE"y Will sec here not only 'vl
onnortuuity L. serve heir C0unIr! put
IN opportunity 10 serve her III the INC
in which their experience Will MAXI
their work most valuable. IafErt''h'
transfers. s;,ddlrrs Sa!lnakers. Triggers
-.
hosting engineers. marine GaS"lin" IN
rir.erS and 4 few clerks viii h" need a.
The requirements for enlistment are
th, sumo as for recruits in general with
thu, added requirement that men must
have experience ~ outlined An appIi-
cant should apply Tor the .I;h engineers
4 finland wat, rwlyS r"gIm"niD III w"
nearest recruiting station and give ms
age. address, trade and years Of cNp"-
ricncr WITH name Of present ana az 4
previous employer. Men who arr not
within til. prescribed age limits or VINO
cannot pass The usual physical cNanlna-
ton fer recruits nerd no. apply DRAFTED
mon may have an opportunity later 10
transfer 70 this regiment. but they can
not enlist tor It NOW aud they ar" re-
uucSted not TO write about II us no
executions can b. ma'lr HL< i" places
held np"u. t.uiStmCutS mus. be made
in the GRADE Of private" but ~ there arc
thirty men in each company OF the
gradr OF sergeant or above and twenty
nine N the grad, Of corporal tn" "pp"T-
iunity for promotion "!ll b. excellent
To- good ui..n ot experience.
Ercru!tin. officers have authority 10
cul!S, quaIiued men Tor this regiment
without approval by IN" colonel at me
rrrin,cn:. Further information can b.
ob:ainc, however. by application 10
Colonel .ianicS r. Sell, engineers. y. ~.
Laurel. Md
TIN. sunut;ncr!ncn,. n" doubt. will re-
suit IT. a Number OF rirrrtncn IN the OHIO
VALLEY "nliStIng.
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"CzERN|N LIED"
Continued from First Page-)

wr viii ,!.,i SarrIfic" G"rmany's inter
isis an. NOR. than she viii leave us IN
rh.. lur.h. W" mr. not fighting for inn
r"rilirsli,. "r aun"Xati"ulst aims Tor
ourselves OF fer Germany.
Thu kustru-lIunGarlan foreign min
lstrr .i.rurdiHg - AN Amsterdam dis
patch tn IN" DAILY Chronicle. declared!
also that Ia" had an earnest dcSir" tor
pra,,. and that his country wished Ia
avoid any further military offensive.
After referring In his reply To Premier
ri.nrnccau regarding Alsacc-Lorr;unc.
no sIid that Austria would insist on
the status quo. adding:
The aspirations OF France and Italy
are utupiaS which will he terribly
avenged"
Count CArrnin declared h" did not
ir,li"v" that President Wilson in his
recent address really desired TO cause Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
RIVER NEWS

The river here at present . n tn"
Lowest stag" Il has been for s"r"r'tI
months. ami OWING /" the low stag tn"
steamer Reuben dunbar is tied UP n,
tho dam a; Warwrod and IS unable Ia <"
on her regular t7Ip 10 Charleston from
Pittsburgh. TIL" stag" Mt tn" War
wood dam was reported last evening ;LS
three. tccl and At the local wharf three
feet 1--WE inches There MAS four
foot stag, shown on the marks nj the
McNechru dam.
The Milton was tn" only boat which
left Yesterday. leaving IN" whnrfh"at
nj II .%0 for Matam"r;Ls. TIN" i1h"riy
carne in last evening and will leave at
ll.3D for Marietta The dunbar 10 ~
p"ctcd 10 be able 10 90 TN It's trip to-
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

Within ten minutes after az app!l'
cation Of Dande1ine you ran not fnd
single trace of dandrut1 or falling halr
and your scalp will not itch. but what
will please you most will be after q
few weeks use. when you see new
hair, fine and downy at tirst-yes-
but really new hair-growing all over
the scalp.
4 little Dandrrinc immediately
doubles the beauty OF your hair. NO
difference how dull, faded, brittle ana
scraggy. just moisten Il cloth Win
Dandsrine and carefully draw II
through your hair, taking one small
strand at !, time. The effect is amaz-
ing-your lhair will be light. fluffy and
wavy. and have an appearance o.
abundance: an Incompatible lu5ter'
sottneSs and luXurianCe.
Get small bottle o? kaowlton :
Danderine fo1 a few cents At any drug
store or toilet counter, and prove that
your hair is as pretty and soft as any
that il has been neglected or IT.
tured By careless treatment--that
all-you surely can have beaurtu!
hair and lots Of it if you will just t7y
q little Danderine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
KnnaWha Lock Closed.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April S.--ka-
naw,ia river lock No. \. at W!un'.ld. will
he closed for the next two ar tire:
days whic repairs ar" being made, az
crrdinG 10 an ANNOUNCEMENT, made mere
today Is IN" United states engineer
|; Will hc Saturday. possibly. i"t"r" ih''
rcI,airS have been rumpl":'d. S"'m' de-
lay has been accustomed ais" ~ da'n NJ.
/ ON acc"uu; Of repair "rrN. TINS
goo! VIII be opened aEH!n saturday.
Boats in The local pool to-day ""r" ne
!, nri~t 'ir"-tc. from ':ailIp"lis, ihr
Scotia. from OHIO gravel banks, - I.
i.ar". with cmptics ~. (" campbell :
crc"k TIN government boat. jhm"S
F;unS"y. iiiarriNc tomorrow from
down river inspection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
bENWOOD
MISS Ella q. Wilson Dead.

Miss Ella r.. Wilson passed away al;
the Glendale hospital Tuesday evening
ut $40 o'clock. following II few weeks
illness due to typhoid fever. Miss Will
son is the daughter &c Mr.. and Mrs J.
r. Wilson. Of sixth street. McMochcn
and is we'll known in that place and
Bcnwnnd She was horn in MrMeChcn
but lived the greater part Of h"r lifH
IN Grafton.
Funeral services will b" held this at
rrno"n from the Christian church nj :
o'clock. The Rev G. e. Wilkinson VIII
have. charge Of the services and inter
mrnt will be made in MCMcChcn C";ue-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Rnv. Evander McNa1r.

DENVER. April G.--Tkc Ecr Or.
Evander McEatr. civil war chaplain and
iptjmair n&Src:atr nf General "StOn"-
WALL Jackson. died here today after Al
illness ~ many months. ii' wa" -
Years nlt His son. pr. l.. r. McNitir.
of the VI L. A.. nov !S stationed 1T
jacksonville. Fla.
lr. McNair had h""n 4 Presbyterian
minister t"- ;iCtv-Scv"n years and was
wj,i.Iv known Throughout. y" nation.
Tie came from! prominent southern
family. VII born in North 'aT'l''Et rad
,y,s educated IN Center ""lirc". Ken
,u-ky, whore Nc MA Il class Cint" rt for.
,pnr We, t'r"Ei,."r, St"t":fS"H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
/ Democratic Comment.

WASHINGTON. April 3.-The Dem
"cratic National committee issued q
statement tonight charging that after
making their primary fight on loyalty
issue. Mr.. Ireroot and his supporters
sought To soEdi:y tn" heavy Republican
majority In Wisconsin by counting the
LaFnllrtt" and prO-Gcrman vote.
Referring to assertions In eastern
newspapers that Mr.. L"nroot was adj
visrd by the Republican National organ
Hatiun. Tho statement said:
1T i. sufficient u say that IT the ma
tional advisers Of Mr.. Lenroot deem par
IS unity 50 essential that they are will
ing 10 advise compromises with and
concessions to Mr.. 1%tf'"llrtt" and his
associates success IN Wisconsin won
that way viii prove 4 Wy costly VIC
tor"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
sa-.- p,neral romorrov.

Services will be- held tomorrow morn
ing al s 80 from tho late family resi-
dence at 103 Seventeenth street for Mrs.
Mary a.. beloved wife Of William
Sauers. who passed away Monday fol-
lovirY. n brief illness High mass uc
rr,ouiern will b. celebrated at o'clock
and intcrment will be mad III Mount
Calvary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

Tomorrow afternoon 4; Las o'clock ri
tho late home on Mozart HILL the funcra!
services will be held for Mrs. f.iiZabeth
Meyer. aged ifty-sevcn years. who died
Tuesday following a brief illness. Rev
J Critchlow. pastor of the Christ Luth-
cran church. of which Mrs. Meyer was
4 devout member. will officih,e and in
,crrncnt will be madFiu the Mount Zion
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Arrive Homo Soon.

Fremont Brennan. who was recently
'c,,,"d honorahl" discharge irI"r'' ~
.t,an,n Lee, whore 10 has l,'"ir continued
tn the base hospital for sony" tim. Will
arrive homo soon accompanied hE hIS
hrnthcr Edward E!rcunIrt. city clerk 81
HonwonT Mr FREEMAN has lr"n n v'rE
poor kc1lth since first entering tram
inc raynp. and as he will meyer ~ lil'
for trench duties hC was h"u"r1hly lis
charged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Mover Funeral Tot,ay,

Funeral services viii Il" held this
afternoon from the place OF death at
1901 Alloy II. cor -NlsuSt N"ycr. aged
and highly respected resident VINO
passed away Monday following a brief
illness. The services will BE- held at ?
o'clock and intcrment will be made IN
he Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
mx sarah Mortsomery.

ttArRMONT. .\prll %---MCN. Sarah
b:nan Montgomery. ag'd -, '!'"d -
ri.-,;, II: tie. horn" of her daughter. Mrs.
n. g. f;onn;i..id. Il. Tunnclt"n. W. Va.
Sh, was mother az Samuel T. M"ntEom
cr.- state commissioner -! Labor. now
n resident "f cha -i"St"n. Formerly t""St-
master at Tunn"it"m. i'"C'nS'd VA ;ic
widow rf Adam M"ntr"n'"r" - E"w-
h,r,- " IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
IA- Porter.

Jesse Porter "f Cleveland. O.. t"--
n7~rly Of this city. dted az his HON" -
to-day at noon following = brief iln"sa
OF pneumonia and m" sudden n"aE -
. hts death comes az n Cr"a; shock t"-~'iiS
many friends here Mr. T'nr,.r veil h."
rr.r,er? bered b. many. E"f"ro n":'rS
20 Cleveland Re r..sif.f ~ n" out ~;
pike section.
The body will DC hrruch: E"r' ;"'Ia%
and will b. taken TO th- HON" "t h.S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Rev. Luther Hall.

Special Dispatch to The i';i''ii'="nr"r.
HARRISBURG, W. Va. April s.
After an illness or infirrniti"s the Rev.
Luther Hall. so. we'll known retired
Baptist minister. died To-day 1T his hom"
at Lost Creek The widow and several
children survive iiIr,. Mrs. Rose Robin
son Of Clarksbur: being y daughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Infant Serioes Today.

The funeral services for Howard c..
infant son Of Ralph and Jessie Irene
Troy. OF zoo Main street. "arwo"d.
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
from the family home. lnter1nent VIII
be made In the Peninsula cemetery IN
stead Of Greenwood.
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sister. Mrs. Edward McGranahan. NJ 452
Eric street. from where the funeral S'r-
vices will b. held. AS yet me arrange
ments cur the funeral arc incomplete.
but they will probably be held Satuf-
day.
Ecsdcs his widow nc leaves 10 sur
vivc three sons. Paul. Jesse. Jr-. and
William. Several brothers and sisters
also survive. His parents passed away
several years aSu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Juninr Red Cross.

Tho Juninr Rod Cross nt H"nw""d.
have become very active nf Int" in
their patriotic work lnrinE IL" past
week the children have ""tQNl"'"d Il
number uf useful articles HhlTh W!l! H."
sent to the NcM"cl"n chapter &C IN"
American i"i Cross. Practically all Of
tho school children ~ this ratri"ti" lit
tic city have ENLISTED in th's great
rJnrk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Hold Important Meeting.

LAST evening ~ the home Of ihc Re-
Father Schnnnan on Main street, an I'M
portan, meeting "f thoSc VIII" intend
to take part In the performance" To r.
staged in the Carroll club Of Wh""irnI;
IN Friday and Saturday. April l"th "'id
9th of this month. was held. rh. ~
trrtainmCui will hc under III" auspices
of the Golden Links Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
LENROOT'S MAJORITY
CONTINUED from First Paga.)

rs before, with nineteen non-2artisans
and twelve Socialists, according to tho
available returns.
Mr. Davies sent a message to Mr..
Lcnroot today eonCratulatinG him on
his election. The message reads:
"trcs"nt returns indicate your cleo
lion. Please accept my personal con-
Erarulations upon this great opportunity
thus afforded to you for service 10 our
state and 10 our common country in
these serious and momentous times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
HiShop ObSeQ uieS

This morning from the late home a.
1914 Jacob street will De conducted tho
services for Mrs. Amelia bishop. who
passed away Tuesday morning. High
mass will be offered At 81. -Aphonsus'
Catholic church and in,crmcut Will be
made in Mount Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Granted Papers.

lanIcr Hil"hr"'k l.'..rl hieircSS man.
who l.. connected with tn" National
Food administration a Washington.
VA granted citizenship rai'"rS by 1ujS"
tart IT. smith hcr, today. II" had hrcn
a ,.:il,ir.. 80 tirrul EritHin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Playing Up TO Wilson.

In reference To PrcSiden; Wilson's re-
cent speech. Count Czernin said:
with the conclusion of peace WIN
I%uman;n the war in the cast ended
l;"rnr.. however. turning to inG'TIhhai
peace treaties and discussing Them Ill
detail would like 10 revert Ia the de-
lurarinn IF the president Of The l:nitHd
Sla.cs in which he replied TO the speech
delivered By mo On January -.
"In many parts nf the world Frcsl-
dent Wilson's speech was interpreted as
an attempt To drive a wedge between
Vienna and Berlin do not believe tina.
because have too high an opinion OF
The Nrcsident of the Limited States and
his nl!tl"uk as Il statesman 10 hcncFe
h;nl capable Of such Il way 81 thinking.
..sidrn, Wilson is no more able ID
crib. dishunorablc action to US than
W. to 'h'm.
"PrrsiGrnt Wilson does not desire TO
sri,nratr Vienna from Berlin. and he
knows. too. that hat would b" impoSSl-
biz Perhaps President Wilson says u
himself, hnwcvrr. THAT Vienna is more
fnynrn Hl. soil inr >owimE the seed Tor
a general rcaC". Perhaps he says 10
himself tha' thu Ausrro.HunEarian mon"
arcal na- IN" good lnrtunr IN possess ii
ruler who .ur.r'iy and honestly de-
Si:,.S Il general p""c". hut VIII" Will
urycr commit a breach Of faith "r corr
Guide a ,!lshonrrnb,c peace. and that h''-
hind thu "iur"rrr-hlus there arc NIFTY
iivr million la,nri".
"rr"Sid"ni Wilson lays also. perhaps,
tn himself. That ms united mass repre-
seats 4 fore. which is not to BE- under
estimated and that this honest and
strong desire for I'cacc which binds III"
mnnnrchS. governments and people OF
both states IS capable, of being the bear
rr Of that great idea. in III" scrric" ~
which he has placed himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
German Endorsed.

Th" p"ri""rt;i' EArruuN" commits"
h:,!; endorsed Arthur ';"rinan t" succeed
\. Z. McI.ar" ~ ur:ui''r Of tn" J"tf"r-
son county board 81 elections on Ma! I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Taken BACK,

R"zia Eiraiii llnliHu. arrested h"r"
"sluchrr'' wa$ Earned over to W"ilshurC
officials mi; afternoon II" was taken
back - 'hui Th,c" ana viii Ia ~"u' to
IN, arm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

II the Kaiser rules this country
there'l be no Liberty Bonds and no
liberty.
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separation between Vienna and Berlin.
because tn" president knew that such
Il thing was impossible. The count add
I'd that President Wilson probably saw
that Austria Hungary was more faTora-
i I-..u.. ~. ...... thnn Germany"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

l Va DoOy - oASSJ
Physical Insurance for Baby.
1t makes accidental tun-
blcS impossible, being sur
rounded with strong wire
screening which also serves
to keep out flies and other
insects. It is portable and
may be folded when not in
use. White enameled, with
all iron spring, cotton filled
mattress and strong rubber
tired wheels. ~ inches long,
- inches wide and 80 inches
high.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

In pleasant weather, baby
should be outdoors as much
as possible. But there are
times when mother is called
away-when household du-
ii compel baby to be left
alone. That is the time you
appreciate the advantage of
the "Crib-kar," the ideal
baby crib.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-06
CLARK
IN PLEA T1 buy
LIBERTY BONDS
Missouri Congressman lfgss
Buying as Supreme luIN
BY CHANT CLARIs.
SpsaEtr n BE iugss 9 representatives,

Somebody Iii aia rat tagT rr
fubIiuisst Fo-r q ur arTr1Er 3fr
guprrrns iriy g o arr pa fpf @
suec-ssiui 1orc.usion We ave cyvr
Aern leattn r ny var q rr'cn ~
ave Ken -r.zgrd ara ~ it1eficGI
rsopis are determined rat " rail ut
e iritaitd n ms .itini. tfragi,.
p~-rsfdtnt Nlica no ~ onaTr.s ave-
f0iemn.y lcdicaitn % ms arse il
1aiio-1i rsogTces o -.n nn
1r11erty-4i 1eco4 g.
TIE .wo rest nrosiir. tf-gr .
var are asn ara -crcy I- ongrrss
vii rots hsn iron ire o TIRE q
uc1 Iur5sft ana ucH -f-ounri q Ir
isrmed 1.c-ssaf~ O ne accomplishment
li american rl poJes.
Another irrt one 500 rpcro'-u
ard 9 10 l- cpeo rat re o1nl
F.i lc 1rorr-iY uo3cfioeo on l'o1e
ID ~ F0c ar 1yrf ~ 1trffr &c
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4 tiiufr ~ ms rev Gao iSuc
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az uuca a b; ass { Erst arts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-06
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Missouri Farmer
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Murder at Dance

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Roll of Honor

Ten recruit, were accepted at the
army recruiting station here today
They will be sent 70 the training camp
al Fort Logan, Colo. Their names and
home towns follow
Earl n Dillon. John 7 Strhyhorn. ok