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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05
AUSTRALIANS MAKE ANOTHER
SUCCESSFUL RAID ON HUNS

LONDON, Mar Australian troops
made successful raid against the
enemy near Warneton last night, cap
turing a lumber Of prisoners and two
machine guns, the war office reports.
"a hostile party which attacked one Of
our posts in the same neigh borhood
was replused after sharp fighting"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05
COMPLAINTS ISSUED AGAINST
BIG FERTILIZER CONCERNS

WASHINGTON, Mar .. Complaints
were issued today by the Federal
Trade Commission against American
Agricultural and Chemical Company
Of Connecticut and the Brown Compa-
ny, of New Jersey, charging unfair
methods and suppressing competition
in the manufacture and sale Of fertili-
ger,
Both are charged with purchasing
raw materials at prices prohibtiye for
small competitors, thereby furnishing
the small firms who refuse to enter
working agreements with the compal
MICS
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05
ALL EYES TURN TO JAPANESE. MOVE
T,EUTONS Still.
MARCHING
NORTH
NARvA is REPORTED CAPTURED
ADVANCE CONTINUES.

LONDON, Mar Narya, hun
dred miles southeast of Petrograd has
been captured by the Germans. The
enemy is repcrtcdas continuing thead
vance on Petrograd, according to an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Pc
tograd dated Monday.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05
RUSSIA IS SOLE
TOPIC NOW
IN JAPAN
JAPANESE CABINET HOLDING
FREQUENT MEETINGS REGARD
ING DEVELOPMENTS.

TOXIC, Saturday, Mar 2-The Rus
uation is completely absorbing the
press and public There have been
frequent meetings Of the Japanese cab
met to discuss the entire question APP.
parently with the full realization Of
the serious nature of the responsible
ties involved
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05
AMERI(' An BEAT
BACK TFlJTON'S
PATROLS TOOK GERMAN PRISON
Frs IN LORROlNE.

PARIS, Mar 81 German attack
last night on the trenches held by the
Americans in Lorraine was repuIaed it
is officially announced.
Patrols operating in the same region
took number Of German prisoners,
the statement adds.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05
EUROPEAN ALLIED EMBASSIES
ARE NOW AT HELSINGFORS

STOCKHOLM. Mar . Members of
the British. French and Italian embas-
sizes who left Petrograd last week is
now at Helsingfors, the American Ie-
CATION here learns and the Swdish gov
eminent will be asked to use its good
officers to secure a train to carry the
diplomats to Tornea on the Swedish
Finnish border.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05
WOMEN ARE VOTING NOW.
LEADERS CANNOT F0RTELI

NEW YARK. Mar. 5.-Women in the
four congressional districts in which
the sepcial election is being hA'@ tc&9y
cast their first votes.
Added to Lie historic occasion OF the
day TO won. m was the fact that an
acuaI democratic majority in the house
of representatives is hinged on the out
come. Political leaders confess that
they are puzzled as to the outcome.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05

Coroner w. G. Fitzgerald is now
With the J. II. Lamb Company, whole
sale grocers, Of Cordele For some
time he has been connected with the
Empire Grocery Company and is "a
grocery man of considerable exncY
fence
At his new place ne VIII serve as
Shipping clcIk.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05
GREAT SNOW FALL
IN TYR0LESE ALPS
AVALANCHE CUTS AUSTRIAN
TROOP TRAIN AND KILLS
MANY.

GENEVA, Mar, s. The heaviest
snow fall of the present winter in the
Swiss Tyrolcse Alps occurred during
the past twenty four hours. It lies six
feet deep and is still falling.
One avalanche cut an Austrian vi
itary train in two near Botzen;
Twenty-six officers and men were
killed.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05
Lewis Denies Agreement.

WASHINGTON, Mar 5.--Discussing
the reports of possible action by Japan
in Siberia, Senator Lewis, democratic
whip of the senate today declared
there is no agreement or understanding
between the United States and Japan
on the subject
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05
JAPAN TO MAKE
IMMEDIATE
MOVE
LONDON HEARS OF AGREEMENT
TO START FOR SIBERIA.

LONDON, Mar 5.-The Eevening
News says the question of Japanse in
t9rvention in Siberia has been settled
States have agreed on immediate ac-
ton
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-05

Among ether spring blessings, count
that of being able to pay hat income
tax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
SPANISH FLU HAS MADE
IT'S APPEARANCE NOW
PHYSICIANS SAX THERE ARE MANY
CASES OF DISEASE HERE.
All Physicians Have Not Reported Cases
But They Are Required to-other
Bridgeport News.

l. developed yesterday that bridge
pnrt has real Spanish flu epidemic on
its hands. 1t had been supposed thNt
the town was practically free III inc MS
ease hut ii now appears ms though il mas
been here III mild form for several
days ana many have had il when they
did not know H. or ut least that Is IN"
opinion Of some Of ulr physicians. br.
J. Q. HcwcllS has reported - Cases
practically all of them mild nnd not
likely to Tcsutyin serious c"mpllcatiohS.
other physicians yesterday reported
thry had lHrF" numbers Of suspicious
cases and some apparently we'll dcrel-
"pcd TIL" city health authorities are
preparing blanks for The physicians Il"
make reports on hut ~ yet they are not
ready. All Of tho cases Of Flu should
b. isolated in III" family nud thcr"
should bn no great danger Of Il spread
if people Will l,r careful. Physicians
say that few days ~ weather Ike W"
hnV" had this week will help materially
in getting rid Of tn" disease"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Briefs and Personals.

Homer Finley. OF st. ClalrsvIil". cam
didatc for county auditor. WAS III the
city yesterday seeing IN" voters.
!. @. Perry. popular Republican can
didate for county treasurer. made IL trip
to GAINESVILLE and Flushing yesterday.
Miss Alice James. VIII" has been quite
sick for several days past, Is reported
better.
DIR, {. F.. Messrrly. who leaves Sunday
for Fort Oglcth"rpc, was given Il pleas
mt surprise Wednesday night.
urolIh Officer CuSack said yesterday
No had two cases OF typhoid fever re-
Dor, cd in the last couple OF days.
Miss Israel. who was injured in Il f;u'
"Wednesday. WIS able 10 h" out y"St"r.
dav but hrr injury is causing her 'nuch
palm. +.
Miss Edith Surel of Pittsburgh. Is
,ui,o i'll nt the home If her sister. Mrs.
A,.x Iced. ON South Third street.
Miss Sara Young is the guest of rela-
tiyrs III brilliant. Q.
John Witty. drunk. was arrested yes
,nr,]ay nrtrrnnou by Chief Hyland
Erred Miller. Fourth street Sal"nntS'.
hns purchased n new Rio llmouSlh" from
tho Auto Sales Company of Wheeling
Franz, Woods is confined to his home
on Virginia street with palhiullF
mashed hand sustained while wnTklnE
., the Moss iron works
Ruhun'S saloon on Main street has re-
nrrIrL another theft "f whSk"T from
,hrir plac. If business.
Mrs. Henry WcrinE and Mrs. w. n
Inu-s have returned from WISH win
Grnftun CIV. Val friends.
Word r"m"s her" from Fhilndrlnn'a
,hn, Mrs. Evan lIuIIcy. called t" Phlla'
I,Er 4
III having contracted Influenza since re-
turning home.
MIR. ami Mrs George Mcdill Will h"
hero rohnv IN spend n few days with
relatives.
The Marines" Of tho First Prr>hyt"-
rian church will hold a business meeting
tonight nj the h"m" Of Mrs T.. r. Luck
IN Indiana street at o'clock.
Herbert Owens. Of North Seventh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
SMITH BOY HAD
BAD COUGH AND
ASTHMA TOO
Could Only sleep when They Propped
Him Up In a Chair at Night.
COUGHING SPELLS WOKE HIN UP
DURING NIGHT.

My son had such 4 bad case ol
Asthma and coughing that he could not
Slcep lying down and would nave 10
sleep nights all prurpca up IN ciilr
The moment he lay down he WOULD DC
gin coughing and toss about so we were
worried almost sick" writes announcer en-
iurscr of IIypu-Cud. III" great roIncdy
So much talked OF in this vicinity.
we tried about everything we ever
heard Of and sent n. far away IA New
York for mcdicinc. but nothing seemed
To hclp HIM Doctors did IN" best they
could but some how he continued weak.
rundown and asthma and cough was as
bad as ever iIr could not work Tor
solid year and We did not know what to
do, \ Martins Ferry druggist saved him
however and "" arr so EratciuI SlAd-
" give a. testimonial in the. hopes mat
|; VIII save others We got him o"ttI"
~ Hypu-Cod on tho druggists recon-
mcndat!on and he not only gained weight
and strength rapidly hut he looks so
much h"ttc- do not know how 10 eN-
press our satisfaction. His Appetlte Is
'hrttrr also and now Ne goes To- Do" JuS'
like other folks and sleeps the whole
asthma disappeared lis Il by magic
think Hypn-Cod is wonderful. that's all
and gladly endorse it." writes Mrs.
Ouintclla Smith. Warwuod, w. Va
Hypo-rcd quickly relieves such trout
b,as as those described above as proven
by the state rncnIs of thounslflds pcSlucS
Mrs, Smith II is 80 pleasant to take
and agrees so perfectly with me weakest
stomach. no ono should abandon nope;
No on- should hesitate about 1t and
no ono should fail to got a bottle at the
nearest wcll stocked drug store anu
know what II is TO be hearty. strong and
we'll again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
: City Has Flu Cases.
It is pretty certain that this city has
PULL TOGETHER
EOR BLESSINGS
OF 4 HIGH ORDER
NERv. woETH AND NERVE-WoRTH
LAXATIVE TABLETS DO WONDER
Full TEAM WORK.

These .wo famous family medicines
uuIte their forces with happy results
for those whose nervous Ills ar" !uiNcii
un with the stomach. bowel and liver
troubles, WENTWORTH. III" liquid. @"u-
orally masters arrangements 81 ih'
liver and bowels. but In som" cases
these arc too dceprn"tch t. surrender,
ana then the Tablets taken IN r"niunr-
tioc With the liquid. 10 wonderful work.
They arc eapcciall valuable IN cleansing
me bowels for those whose habits nt
const.oa ton do not readily Weld /" tn"
laxative properties OF Nerv-W"rth III
the LIQUID. A bottle OF Nrrv-Worth and
25c hnx Ut tho tablets form Il com
btuat.on without equal in overcoming
Ills Of tho nerves. stomach. bowels AMI
liver.
Sacr'cr Drug Stores and Gri"Sts Drug
Store sell Ncrv-Worth In Wheeling.
Your Gn,;n" back If this famous family
tonic docs no, benefit you.
Merry Worth IL sold in Warwond hy
". E. Mcnamara: Fulton. by the Full
ton Pharmacy; Mlngn Junction. hy
Moc-r Bros: Martins Ferry. Ralstnn &
Pa-Nar, ST. Cinlrsvil!". Patterson n
Sons; GAINESVILLE. Hlllcs Pros: Gamer
on, by Cameron Drug Co.. SlStcrsvlle.
by C. 8. DisGue: New Mnrtinsviilr. by
Hornbrook's Drug Stor". M"undsvillc
j. Il Beam Drug Co: bridgeport Sol
By q Reed (D.nt PhnrtnacyI: BollaIr",
Dankvorth Bros: paden City. Morgan
Bros; west Alexander. T.. X. MrCnnn;
Haywood. The F:dgwnod E'hnrmacy:
t1ln Grove. Rlura's Pharmacy. Ecnw""d.
Benvood Drug Co. McMechcn. CARROTS
pharmacy: Wellsburg. b. J. R Elson-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
BELLAIRE HAS
SHOOTING SCRAPE
WOMAN SHOOTS MAN ON TA1
ALLEGED
MOTIVE.
No Apparent Provocat1on for the Act
News Notes Of Interest In Bel
laire and Vicinity.

While walking on South BeirnonI
street. near the Hail and River mine NO.
l. with a lady companion. Robert Mari
ma was shot by Mrs. Lena Crusin1. IL
IS believed the woman was infatuated
with Marina and could not bear the
thought OF seeing him on the street
with anctt1er woman. No other cause
for the az. was disclosed last evening
oy the police who began an Immediate
investigation OF the case.
i The shooting occurred shortly AFTER
O'Clock. while Marina and young lady
were walking along the street in tho
vicinity of the assailant's home. WITH
out any warning the woman ~ alleged
10 have intercepted tho couple and pull
ing e revolver fred six shots. one OK
which took effect IN the left breast on
Marina. The wounded man was removed
to a nearby residence and physical?
summoned Tho bullet was extracted
and It was discovered that only a slight
wound had been inflicted.
Marina appeared before Squire F. :.
Maron and swore out warrant chare-
ing her with shooting with intent 70
kill. She was arrested by the Bellatrn
police and lodged in the city jail. She
was given hearing last night and held
TO court under 81 200 bonds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
MAKE FINAL REPORT
ON LIBERTY LOAN
At TONICHT'S MEET
ALI, TEAMS AND BOY SCOUTS ARE
TO MAKE THEIR
REPOETS.
Will Have Things In Good Shape Then,
Except for tho Nill Eepor.s-other
Martins Ferry News.

At the meeting to be held this eve
ming IL Masonic hall reports w!ll BE-
heard from all the Liberty Loan teams.
and This may be about tho inal report.
,,4 they are pretty we'll cleaned UP rs
seeing the people is concerned. There
will be some further returns from the
work Of the teams. hui II is not likely
The? will be called on again TO make
reports; Us teams. II Is hoped that with
Tia. !.,urns 70 b. made this evening
H.. committee Will $rc daylight ahead
bu: ;Ilut will only b. possible with II
good big subscription tonight. Whether
there will be any report Of the mill sub
scriptionS tonight was not known last
evening. but II Is possible they will
not all b. iii till Saturday. Tho Boy
scouts Will make their first report this
evening. and their work is going 70 sur
prise good many pe"p!" II reports
from individual workers arc true and ali
the boys entitled TO solicit have been
working.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Bella;re Briefs.

Miss Nacr Walker, who attends Beth
any college. Will he home for few days
visit with her parents.
Foster Arno is confined to his home.
suffering from typhoid pneumonia.
Deputy Sheriff w. r Brown has re-
turned 10 St. Clairsville after q business
visit minis city.
Rev. Bernard Vogel Of Maynard. is the
guest of Rev. +. +. Whitman.
Mrs. Fred Richner is i'll at her homo
on Thirty-third street.
Mrs. Campbell of Guernsey street
Is recovering from an illness.
Ross Long has resigned his position at
tn. Grclla Grocery on Gravel Hill.
Miss Ella Talntt Of Ncffs. is visiting
in the city.
Miss Mary Cndorzubnr has returned
from I;arnrsvillr. where she has been
visiting with fiends.
Miss. t:hea Moscow Will go 20 Ncfrs.
where she Will visit with relatives.
Miss Ella Pearson has returned from
Chicago where She has bean taking q
cHurse in the Burroughs adding ma
chin school.
Miss Anna Mullen has aoccpted n po-
sitioa IN tho Once Of tho Western Union.
Miss Garnet Smith continues III at
; her homo on Hamilton street.
Paul Mcclellan OF tas ship iowa -
spending few days in this city.
iiar, Owens, who nus ocdn Spending a
thi,:r days tlrlougE 10 Oils oily. haa 70
turned to the ship $,oiaoA
Miss Nolle TABOR has roopvuFef
from =. tvo weeks llusaA
Second Lieutenant wlIttSIa Hh1rmA,.
is spending O tow d1S1 corac.u1h IN :hih
/ city.
Mrs Ina Brown Of Llulka Bottom.
has returned hIaa heeoT q V4ntt With
her sister. SsraA .Gn Barnsst
Ac.ss Jessie EitrE- 1to AaD o>sn %. -
recovering.
Mrs Mary Burns whs has es~n vtsds-
trs her ciste: In :hIs ct-y. bias raeurndd
/ to her home 81 1:ltnDSvNA
! -tr. and Nm. Ccartas AnEss nd TWO
sons ar. horoe fren p7ttHeur8h, ~hais
! thAy g1.tted -ala:tvsA ~ . vsG&.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Mine TOWNS Pull Of Disease.

From reports reaching the local hcalth
dcrelrtmcnt through doctors and others
plllonvalc, Mt. Pleasant and all tho mine
towns cut that way are polluted Win
Flu rs was reported in Tho 1ntolllgHncer
Yesterday morning. Scores and scores OF
cases are being attended and the physi-
clans arc all hut played ont with run
ming day and night. They have had TO
send for nurses md extra medical sup
plies. One report here was that eight
deaths from the disease had occurred
at Dillonvnle this week and several nj
Mt. Pleasant Of course the reports arc
certain 20 be exaggerated hut II is known
positively that all the mine towns nav"
large numbers of cases and there nave
BEEN quite number of deaths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Arc Paying Up.

During tho last few days scores ot
people have been making hrst payments
ut the banks on the Liberty bonds sub
scribed for in the campaign now golnG
on. There are hundreds who nave NOT
made any payments so far ana th'E
should no doing So at once for llrSt pay
r,ents must he made at once And when
Or.r ,,ay,,cnts arc rnadc thc honor hut
ION "a handed out to the subscriber and
all should have these.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
To Entertain Thts Evening.

y party OF young people will be en-
tertained this evening at the home OF
Miss Ella McCary on Twenty-hrst street.
Gaines music. singing and dancing Will
be enjoyed during the evening. and the
guests will BE- served with refreshments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Put on Guards.

Yesterday afternoon TN" city health
authorities put guards on til" pike just
west of GOWN to stop traffic by autoino-
bile and wagons from the. districts
where "hu' Is raging. These guards
held up every vehicle going in Or out
the pike To those going out they made
it plain they would not lie able TO get
back IL they went into the infected dis
Lricts, anu those coming In were held
up unless they had permits or could
show they had not been in the territory
whore the disease exists In epidemic
form
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18

quito number OF we'll developed cases
of Spanish flu and has had for some
time. Up until yesterday physicians
had not been reporting suspected cases
or cases of acute pneumonia, but Health
Officer Sherman Cusack personally noti-
lied oil OF them that they would have I"
make reports on these In the future az
they nre required by tn" state hoard ot
health. Several physicians reported sus-
pcctcd cases but with fcw exceptions
they are mild In form and may not de-
vnlnp pneumonia if given proper atten-
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
zave Not Received Muster List.

Draft bard officials hav" not rs F"l
received their master list and VIII not
for some days yet as 1t has not neen re-
coivcd at Columbus from Washington
and II will be a couple Of days after
columbus gets II before 1t can come
hero. It was supposed Western States
were 70 be supplied first. but West N'r-
rinia has had their for q week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18

Thirsty WhrrlinEit"S are causing
nuarantin" guards at III" hridE" no en-"
OF trouble. They appear ut the hrloEc
In great numbers every hour or IN"
day and night AMI ar" insistcnt that
they must got over to Ohio on some I'M
portant business mission. The varied
EXCUSES offered would fill hook. but
one man yesterday kn"rked guard silly
by telling him the truth He wanted
n drink and wanted il bad" or course
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Interesting zxnIbit,

At Roberts drug store there IS veT-
interesting exhibit Of German war relic:
in tho shape of helmet partly hurnc'
uniform and ell that remained Of ~
aviator who was shot down In France
The stuff WAS sent here by Ellis Dunt"'
who was killed while serving with TN
Canadian forces some little time ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Brilgeport Briefs.

Tho a.tnrylllr school has been sirer
4 banner for being the first school IT
tho state f. reach It's weekly sales OF
thrift stamps.
An important meeting OF the Liberty
Ioen committee was held last night
anil some reports were made.
Hiss Dorothy Elder. who has been !!
at her home on Lincoln avenue, 10 re
ported better.
Charles Cook left yesterday for IL"
Great Lakes Training school near Chi
cagp, tu Take up his duties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Miners Doing FinA.

Lansing miners local members hav'
subscribed moro than $4,000 for Lib
erty Bonds and thoy will do still NOR,
according to statements made by tho
officials. So far not more than doZ",
Of the men have failed to subscrih'
and they expect to get them in befor'
the end Of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Had Pine Meeting.

a meeting ~ the Mary L. Rodefer
division OF the Wonans Christian Tenn
perance union was held last night at the
home Of Mrs. P. NJ. Cash on Noble
street. Plans were made 70 send TWO
delegates to tho state convention. which
meats soon at Cinclraatt The delegates
n-c Mrs. Charles oldham and Mrs.
Louisa Dunfce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
viii Bury Today.

Funeral services for Martin ranger:
who died Tuesday night Mt the home "'
friends In Standard addition. will be
held this morning from ll"slops under
taking parl"rs. and intermcnl w''i he
made in Riverside cemetery. Members
IF tho Slavnulan society. OF which he
wns a member. will attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Victim of Sub Attack

Miss EIln Im"hran "f this city E"f-
trriny Wn> notified that her. n"Pil."
S;lin,Il '',"'hrHu. .ir.. II 81, 'inirSNlli"'
WIS ,Il" II IA" Victims "i th' lr""NP"I'
.rjrur,,.ru..., whirh was sunk early this
,rouI, la. = .uh .snu mil,S out If New
y,rl l., ,hi. disaster over 3nn wore
drowned mad ynuug Campbell was one
Of thru rho word uf his death cam"
tu IN. lnr,,I relative IN n letter from
another nephcw IN Detroit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
New Health Officer.

Township Health Officer John Moor
has been appointed to succeed LouH
Cook. who had TO resign on account =.
the large amount Of work required our
ing the. epidemic. His other duties wr"H
no, permit him to give up 80 much I'm"
10 the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
70 Get New Patrol.

As a result Of action taken by the
council committees for that purpose the
city is to have an IN (" dat" police pa
trnl auto. Councilman Taylor IL respon-
siblc for giving The city something that
will be worth having. for h" proposed
anil put through n recommendation TO
buy a regular police patrol car Instead or
getting q new chassis for the old patrol
body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18

This evening At the high school the
teachers will have g"t-aCquilhtcd re-
ccpIion for the now teachers ana IL ~
to he madr Il reception for lr. I. u.
Mcsscrlv. member Of the board. OF cdu-
cation who leaves for army service
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Fad Fine Meeting.

Martins Ferry Woman's Club held its
frs, regular meeting Of the year yes
terday afternoon at Roard or Trade
rooms. and practically all the members
were present. During the afternoon a
splendid program was carried out and
the papers read were Of unusual inter-
est
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
voters Register.

All new voters In this city must regis
ter today or tomorrow II they intend
to vote ut IN" coming election rhe
registration Will 3e held In the various
voting precincts in The city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
J.H. Moore, Jeweler
MARTINS FERRY. o.
All Kinda Of Repairing Dens
Watches Speciality.
Attached machine For Damage.

In Squire Freeman's court yesterday
Attorney w V. Campbell for the Auto
Supply company an attachment for $3.50
was issued on a machine owned by lark
Molnar, who had been arrested III" night
before for reckless driving. During thc
evening he had collidcd with machine
Einia has had hers for week.
aged It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Will Get Report Soon.

II was stated yesterday the county
thrift stamp committee would make a
report in the next few days on the result
Of the vacation stamp campaign in this
city. They had to wait till tho county
prizes wcro awarded and now that that
has bcen done they can get down IN inc
cities and It was Learned yesterday that
they are about ready to report on this
city