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Arizona republican., 1918-12-04

DESIRABLE 40 acres in alfalfa. Phone Owner S755 at mealtime.
 CASA GRANDE VALLEY SURE WATER, BEST LOAN SOIL NO ALKALI OR JOHNSON GRASS. We have some first choice relin- quishments, at s, s, s and s1o per acre, some are right close in to town. We have highly improved farms at s25. $50. sS0 and s1oO per acre, with easy terms, also unimproved land at s15, s25 to $50 per acre and easy pay ments
 We have first choice state and school land at s1.50 to 5000 per acre, and easy terms. Also good land to trade.
 S. c. MILLER COMPANY,
 g N. 1st Ave- Creighton Bldg. If FOR SALE-Desirable 40 acres, in alfalfa. Phone owner, S755.
 FOR SALE
 160 acres in section 17-1-1 at s135 per acre. Now in cotton; good house, drilled well, fine water. Terms. I'm mediate possession if desired.
 D. D. HOMING
 4l1 West Monroe St. Phoenix r
 PRESIDENT WILSON
 In his address to congress, advises that reclamation projects now under way be completed; the price of land under the Paradise Verde project is due for big advance as soon as the present plans are approved by the gov ernment engineers. We have a choice close in 160 acres deeded, that the owner needs money bad. s10 an acre will buy it. s700 cash, balance two years. Get busy if you want it. PHOENIX REALTY EXCHANGE 44S West Washington St. Phone 35Ss
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Arizona republican., 1918-12-04

P H O F. x I x EMPLOYMENT BC- REAU-ALL KINDS OF HELP FUR WISHED ON SHORT NOTICE. IT. $. FIRST ST. PHONE 1775. If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-01-13

Ellen Markhus, a clever exhibi-
ton skater at the new Crystal
Carnival Ice Rink, recently
opened at Broadway and 95th
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-01-13

Jet Stanley, one of
the pretty little
Jack O Lanterns in
Fred Stone 8 tune
fully pleasing mus
ical entertainment
OF that name at the
Globe.
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DECIDES TO ACCEPT
Continued From Page one.)

army Officers hav" boon hold back from
tho fighting line, Will" CiNi!iaES Officers
bay" lw"n son: N Ia lead the men. lie
said
"EmI"ror Wjiiam will have tn 20. We
VIII have no more Of ,IIau hrc"rl on the
throne"
Til" forest "f Normal WAS the scene
Of M uaH"inl event. As the British
advanced 2Oh German infnnirymcn were
e""n f!""irl, III regular formation toward
tn" east.
t'HptiVcs were streaming bnck To the
prison raC"s today. .Fr0EG them were
many fresh faced youths o fthe 1920
clnss. Th"s" boys er"m strong and
healthy. Valcrrirnnce is rapidly being
cleaned up Tho grim nature Of tho
fighting in the outskirts Of that city
may hc judged from tho fact that more
than $500 dead Germans have been
buried there.
This forenoon tho enemy was Offering
comparatively littlo detlstance. Whether
the Germans wera endeavoring to re-
treat to tho prepared Mons-Maubeuge-
Ayesnes line, IL miles further east, only
time can tell. German prisoners have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
RED FLOODED
MEN Fighters
THEY RULE THE WORLD

Hcd blooded men are born leaders
tclliEently with both brain And and
muscles. They are always live
keen. alert on their toes and ready
for anything that comes their way.
Work IS q pleasure and they Iand on
TOP every time.
fon YIN not fnd a strong , - Gi1c
along with poor health or weak
nerves. The" know better, they Az
r-:se and see to it that their bloodi
has plenty OF good fresh Iron an an
their nerves at all times Ioaoeo Win
Phosphstes-the nerve 1905 Cot, mn
C strong. Healthy successful man or
woman and you can bank on 1t every
time. their bodies are Just loaded
with Iron and Phosphatcs'. An
other prominent physle HoI. r sHg IS.
through life sIckly. miserable. played
out. tagged ind nervous when Phos-
phn:e' Iron will always put energy
and vIgor In the body. mind ana
nerves" This Same doctor also aold''
with the system loaded WITH Phos-
ct amy stage OF the Eame cno %
winner ut every turn.
Mr.. Run Down man or woman IN
any stage OF life. II. you feel all II.
your nerves are all Fhot' una Iie
Fccm, like one continual drag and
trudse~y from day 10 day. get. next
Lay in n supply Of Phosphnted Iron
md take new lease on life. You
will once again feel like 1.-Two ono
that wins. Are you gamer
To insure physlcians and their
natients receiving the genuine PhoS-
pheted Iron. Il has been put up IN
capsules only q DO not aliow S$si.rs
c. II. Grei To-. and Leading Drug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
SUFFERED AGQNIES
WITH her HEAD
Was Almost Desperate Says Ar
kansas Lady, But Relief Fl
nally Obtained Through
Use of Cardui.

Fl, Smith, Ark.-Mrs. |. B. Cliff. Of
this place, writes: Il am the wife ot
groceryman in Fl. Smith, also Van
Buren, Ark For the benefit Of NY
friends and all other women, am
writing this.
have been troubled all my life with
:. All my life, from The time was Is
years Old ! suffered agony with pain
In my head . Our family physician
doctored ne. hut did me no good. \
friend told me about Cardui. and how
much good it had done for other
women. | WAS almost desperate, so
decided to Try it. | took Two bottles
and felt 81 much better in every
way that took another bottle, then
another. which made my fourth bot
lie. That has been five years ago
and ! have been ever since. |
think Cardui a wonderful medicine,
and advise all women who suffer
from womanly troubles 10 take il"
Cardui is recommended for weak,
ailIng women, who need strengthen
ing, tonic medicine to help build them
up, and assist in restoring normal.
natural conditions. If you suffer. III
most women do, at times, from wom-
anly troubles, try Cardul, the woman's
tonic. Forty years Of successful use
are back of t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
Kanawha County.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. Conc
hundrc dand fifteen Of the l6 precincts
In Kanawha county United States Senate
Civ" Elkius S.421; Watson SOC; Com
gress, sixth district. Echols S.123: Little
page 6.932. \ e. Schcrr has been
elected to the state senate in tho eighth
district. Whole Republican ticket in
kanawha county elected.
Roane county complete. United States
Senate. give EllS!nS 2.nTS: Watson 1851:
congress. fourth district. woodward
2.09n bowman 1868.
Jackson county complete. United
States senate give. Elklns 2.l00. Watson
1899: Congress. fourth district. Wo"d-
yard 2.n9S; Bowman 1.4S2. NJ. l.. Rankin
and J. l.. wolfe. both republicans. elect
ed 10 house OF delegates.
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Cured Of A Hacking Cough.

For some time my little boy. now five
years old, had a terrible hacking couE;'
w. became very much alarmed ab"u'
his condition and tried several differcn'
cough medicines. but nothing had the
desired effect until we began using
Chambcrlan's Cough Remedy This was
just what he needed. It relieved III
mat once and by continuing its use for
short time he was WELL" writes rMs.
Chas. Brcybrook. Vaudeville. y. y, You
may well imagine the deep gratitude Of
the mother under these circumstances.
ard that she is certain to recommend
Chanhcrlain's Cough Remedy TO her
friends and these personal rccomulcn-
dati"ns account in a large measure for
tho popularity OF this remedy.
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1861: Hamilton tDem.), 4549; Miller
tpcm.) 4G32; Bur.on (Rep). 3.il3.
Eddy (RepD, $40; Singleton (ReP.)'
$3.50
stat" Senate 1.-TWO precincts missinE)
1--WE (prm.). 4.Sli; Stewart iR"p.)'
1884.
For Ju'rr 1.-TWO precincts mi$sinE)-
virrcnl (p, M. 4.G0S; CarSkadon tRep)
S49g.
-
Jinocln C"nntJ.
Scnatcr---W 1906. 1875: E!kins. 1859.
CIuCrcSs--NCNcal. III; Gdody-
kcnnlZ l.IGS.
House-F'ridem"re.
"
Ne 49, CJinty.
sor,,nr-WafSnn. llii: EIiins. l3co
observation-disclosures, l,3lS; Nc
Non, jI.S
tIn,,rc,SunrnIcr
Macon Corr.
POINT 1,1ENStST VIVA. Nov. a.
H.. Vase, r,rr,v yo,e with one pre-
:,.., intestine, f,lI,u,r.
.W.,t.on az. r.lI;ins oo12
:, - r,,,..,,. an. ,Uocdv.rd
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LATEST WEST VIRGINIA FIGURES

missing, late Wednesday night
Clarence W. Watson Democrat
senatorshp had increased to 1852 figures al tna
precincts out OF 1885, Ekn
102 570 Watson, S7.S0S
On the face of the late returns Echo Republican, the Sixth Con-
hours increased his lead over
ara 70 $40 figures being-335 1918 epage
Nee woodward and Goodykoon IN the congress
races maintaining their leads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
Kannwha Nearly Complete.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Nov. G.-Rr-
turns from all Of Kanawha county except
ono precinct. give these figures:
For United States Standardization
G.6S3: ElkinS S.44S.
For Congrcss-Littlepagc 6,932: Echols
S,123.
State Senate-Johnson. 6.T36: Sch"rr
S.321.
House of Dole S.3Ii:
Hackney $685. Hendricks. S.355; Nc
Clntic. 1886: Nuttcr S.02i: Pctt!gr"w
6.264: lBackwood. 6.763: Griffith G.a5
Morton, 6.4S5; Mcdonald $3.50; Pauley
6.5SS: Rhoadcs $3.50.
For Circuit Judge-Cnto 6.576; Rum
NELL 8.si5,
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REPUBLICANS
Continued from Page one.>

control of the HuuSr of Representatives
by Il majority of ut least elcven--rroba-
bly, NOR.
The Senate was very close. with the
outcome depending on nl:nl returns IN
Michigan. Wh"r" Henry Ford was run
ning close contest with truman H.
Ncwbcrry. and in Idaho and In New
MrX.co.
On he returns available, twenty-five
Republicans have been elected TO sea $
in the H"usc now held by the DeEne-
Gratis. and seven Democrats have been
elected To seats now held by the Re
pubiIcanS.
Ia. Scnat" one Democrat has been
elected To Il seat now held by Re
publican. and six Republicans had been
elected to seats now held Ivy the Demo
Gratis
On tho returns at hand the House
figures were: Republicans. 229; Demo-
Gratis, 1915; Socialists. /; doubtful. 9.
In the Senate the returns showed:
Republicans. A; Democrats, &c.
Tho Senate.
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Republican 1850; McCrecry. Republican
1859.
Fourth District.

PARKERSBURG. Nov. 6.-Pleasants
county. with two precincts out. gives
ElkinS q lead Of 100 over Watson and
Wnodyard n similar lead over Bowman,
while Staats. Republican. for state sem
ate and tn" entire Republican ticket II
straight majority Of approximately 500
votes with one precinct missing.
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Totals ...... .,..-'. l'o
Socialists |. Doubtful 2.

lear Of 129 over Elkins. tho unofficial
vote being Watson l.G%5: Elktns l.5Ob.
Well, Gocdykoontz. Republican candi-
dat, for Congress lost the county over
MrNcal, his Democratic opr"n"nT 10y II
vrto Of l529 To l.G12. Rice Thomas.
Democrat. defeated Whit. Republican.
for tho house Of delegates. nr. william
York. Republican. led for state senate
nv ~ votes
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Calhoun County.

PARKERS BURG. ". Va. Nov. g.
Final returns from Calhoun county give
watson a majority OF 10 over Elkins.
Randolph. Democrat. for congress IS Civ
tu :, majority Of Ire. The county demo-
cratic ticket waS; elected ny Sra4i ma
jority. For tn: state senate. Morton
nsmorrai has about the same lead as
RaudOlph.
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Nercc- County,

RTIiEFIEIp ". Va. Nov. 6.--Fnl-
loving total vote Mercer county with OK
crufiun If W" precincts which Will prob
all" add about fifty majority To the Re-
u,Ihl!cnn ticket:
Standardization a.5?0: ElklnS. 4.h36.
acknowledgement. $3.50: Gnnry-
k"ntz 1883
state S"natc--ttarilcy Sanders. Demo-
rrat 3,9g9; J, NJ. Sanders. Republican.
3.737.
Judge Criminal Court-McGrath. Dem.
ccrnt, 3.IG4: Maynard. Republican. 3.S+6.
House of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bis:
Holyrpd 9.778; ShanklIn. 2.67G: Demo-
Gratis PcdIgo. $3.50; Wysong, 3,6i1;God-
frey. 1859; Republicans.
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couch! THAT OLD
!: RHEUMATISMW!
CHATS tho Time to Get Busy and Apply
- Sloan's Lin11rent.

=. Put It on that rheumatism attacked
5oint. let it penetrate without rubbing,
md then-what a relief.
- Sloan's Lfnimert won't monkey on
he Job. It gets right down To business
nd helps to relier" almost any kind "t
Eternal ache pain or bruis' that comes
ong. Does II clearly. quickly. eco
unically From any druggist. any
ore. The big bottl" Is "c"a"iny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
Wood County Complete.

PARkERSRURCi. W. Va. Nov. g.
Wood cnunt?'s total vote on Tuesday
vas cast NJ follows. according {" COM
plcto O. cial returns received today.
For United States senate: Elkns 3.9i9
Watson 3.222
For Congress-: woodward 1913: Bow
man ai78.
For state senate: Stuats ?.S2S: Hines
5282.
lIuun Of Delegates: Jones $.?0G: Nj.
rh"rson ASS; Sw$h"r %.ol": Dual
3.l"S; Lewis 9.152: Wills 2.927.
Comfy Comm ssiunrr: nyc ".9n%; Cr"el
1850.
Mtngo CGIr+y Complete.
WILLIAMSON. w Va. Nuv. g.
Mingo county complete gives Watson I
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Greenbrier County.

CHARLESTON. Nov. 6.-Grefnbrlcr
cnmpletc United States senate. watson
c.229: Elkins l.S22: congress. Skin us
trict. L!ttlepagc 2.243: Echals 1.-Two:
stntn senate. TAYLOR 2.1h5: Lewis 1,T02:
nous. Of delegates. Bray. Democrat.
. .oS- Thurmoud Democrat. 2,221; Blake
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Wood County.

PARkERSEUEG. Nov. G.-For United
States Senator Wood county returns
from 81 precincts give Watson Z''9';
t:lklns 3.t03. For Congress 50 precincts
out OF 40 in Wood county give woodward
Republican 1895: Bowman Democrat
p146
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Harmer. Republican. Twelfth district:
x g. Talbot. Democrat. Thirteentn DIS
.-'~.. f;"ocEa l.; Hartman. RepGnllean'
Fourteenth district Milton Burr Dem"'
cr;,,. Fifteenth district.
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EaYette County.

FAYETTEVILLE w. Va Nov. c.
Faycttc county. two precincts missing.
gives: Standardization 3.9u2; EikinS
1921
CunGrcss-Echols. 4,l9O: LittlepaGe'
3945.
zard. Coleman and McNcy.
State Scnatc-LcwiS.
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LOGAN County

LOGAN. W. Va. Nov. G.-LoGan coun'
" complete gives the following in Tues
days election:
For United States Standardization.
1854; Elkins. 1900.
For ConErcss-McEcal. Democrat 2,5N'
Goodykoontz. Republican, 1921.
For State S"naIor-Johnso1 Democrat,
2.4S3; Schcrr. Republican. l.6SS.
For House OF DelcGates-hlnnd. DEM
ocrat. 2.i73: Butts. Republican. l.609.
For Judge Common Pleas Court--f.s-
tep Democrat 2.ii6; Napier. Republican.
1853.
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ELkINS' PLURALITY
fcontInued From Page one.)

Xoseph S. Lewis. Republican. Ninth dis
ffict: EskridEe Fl. Morton. Democrat.
zenith district: Edgar Il. Stewart. r.
pobIfcan, Eleventh district: Harvey W.
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For United States Senator: Watts

For United States Senator: Watson
2.0l5: Elkins 1915.
For ConGrcSs-McNcal Democrat.
1915; Goodykoontz. Republican 1856.
For State Senator---JustiCe, Democrat.
1850: York. Republican 1855.
For Common Pleas JudEe.-Est"p,
Democrat. l,761; Napier. Republican
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY L
TIE SEDAN FRONT. Nov. 6.-(By tn
Associated Press -(s:l0 p. m.)-Rr.
ports from the center Of the American
line are to the effect that the town
Mouzon Is on fire and that part OF
Sedan is burning.
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Cabell's Vote.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Nov. 6.-Can-
I'll county complete gives Elkins ma
inritv OF 81 over Watson. his Democratic
opponent. the tutul vote being EIkins'
t594: Watson t.ii2. In the congressional
rnro Fourth district. Stuart lT.lR"wman.
Democrat. received q minority of III
over Harry Woclyarh. Republican. This
is IGowman's homo county.
Fer state senator. Floyd Chapman. R"-
r,,l,lirHn was elected oyer Carney NJ.
LAME. Democrat. NY 1875 votes. II. T..
Matthews. Republican. dHfratrh JudC"
Thomas W. Taylor. VIII" sought r"-rI"c-
,inn NJ common pleas Judge. l'ramm"r.
Fitch. Houvnuras md Nealr. all k"puhli-
cams wcrn elected members OF tho House
Of Delegates. All other Republican can
did2tcs were elected
Tho iutnI vu," for Congress. state sen
atnr. huus" Of Delegates and common
plrns judge" were as follows:
Tor t'nnurrH&.-lInwman Democrat.
4.5%1: Wo"dynrd. 4.t@6
Foo. State Srnnl"r--l.nYn", democrat
a.ah5: Chapman. Republican. AIN.
For house ur Observation-Disclosures
Rin4 1857; RmNtrr. I.hSh. frantz. f.llI'
r. G.. nowman i.I2n. Republicans
Hrammrr. 4.2I3; Fttch. 4.io3; Houvnu-
ras. l.3a2: Nrnl". i2lS
Common Pleas .Iudrr--Tnylnr Demo-
crat. i.073: Matthews. Republican. .G"2
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stated that this withdral was pending
More than $4,000 prisoners and b
large number of guns have been count
ed by tho British this morning. From
the French forces on the right came
report that 5000 OF the enemy had bee.
taken there.
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BECKLEy. w. Va. Nov. 6.--With four
precincts rassing. Raleigh county gave
for congress:
Echols 29&@: LIttlenaSc 2.l9S.
Marion County.
FArRMONT W. Nn.. Ncv. 6.--MHri"n
county complete for Cui;cd States seq
utcr and congress give:
Watson. i.ll5: F:ihjns. 3.|46.
ConEr"ss--Nccly (Dem.). I.22S: Schurk
(Rep1 3354.
With two precincts incomplete N
other offices, Marion cnunly's vct" i"-
House " DELEGATES Is: Horns fDcm.j.
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wayne County.

WAYNE. W. Va. Nov. g.
county complete gives the folloY
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Lincoln County.
ScnatCr---W iIsnE. 1875: Eliins, LISP.
CGuCrcS$--NcNcal. III; G"ody-
kcnnlZ. l.IGS.
HouSe-Frldcm"re
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All druga1
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
COUNTRY TO CELEBRATE
LIBERTY DAY" TO-DAY

Today, Saturday, October 18th, is
the four hundred and twenty-siXth
anniversary Of thc discovery Of Amer
lea. President Wilson has proclaimed
ii Liberty Day and requests the citi-
zens of every community N the United
States city. town. and countryside
to celebrate the day The President
in his proclamation, says
Every day the great principles for
which We are fighting take fresh hold
upon our thought and purposes and
make il clearer what the end must be
and what we must do to achieve it.
I'VE now know more certainly than
We ever knew before why free men
brought the great Nation and Govern
ment We love into existence, because
it grows clearer and clearer what su-
preme service it is to be Americas
privilege to render to the world"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
RETAIL PRICES ON SHOES
FINED BN WAR BOARD

Maximum ana minimum retail
prices for -hoc- Is agreed TO by the
industry and ranging from So TO $l2
cor mon and women w.rc announced
las, Wednesday by the War Indus
tries Board a, Washington Shoes are
grouped IN three classes as follows;
Glass a, from 50 TO SD; Glass b.
ST to $3.50: Glass c. s. to $3.50.
Proportiona;c prices VIII be fixed
for youths and children, footwear.
The cutting of shoes under this
schedule begins October Is, and time
Is allowed retailers to dispose Of
present stocks. The agreement was
subscribed 10 by committees repre-
son,ing manufacturers. jobber> and
retailers. Each retailer viii be re-
CURED TO sign a pledge TO be display
ed in ms store and failure TO do so
will mean cutting of Of supplies.
To check UP on the observance Of
the agreement. shoes in each class
viii b, stamped with q class number.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
ENGAGEMENT
OF MISS PURNELL

Nj ana Mrs Charles ). Grcgor
have announced the engagement Of
their sister, Mis- Frances Purnell 10
Mr. Paul l-aV/1hcbaud Of Bc'hle-
hem. IA. X
Mis-, Pur9N tn youngest dauFh-
ter Of ihI/ate and Mr.. George
". Pum,h. and IS prominent IN social
c,rclcs in Snow Hill and Baltimore.
Nj Thcbaud IS thu son OF Mr. and
Mrs +. =. Thebaud. Of Morristown.
New Jersey tie is member Of the
Princeton Club. Of New York, the
Tower. Of Princeton. New Jersey. and
the University Of Bethlehem. Pa
Mr. Thcbaud is connected with the
bethlehem Steel Company, and At
present is engaged in Government
work at Bethlehem.
The engagement was also formally
announced in Morristown a few day
ago at dinner given by Mrs Chap
man, a relative Of the groom.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
BOARD OF Ed CATION
MET LAST TT ESDAI

The Worcester Board Of Education
was in session last Tuesday
stephen Long superintendent Of
Coor,d school appeared before the
Board and asked that thc salaries Of
colorcd teachers Dc incrca cd $500 to
$i2.oo per month for tho prcscn;
school year No action was taken At
this meeting.
Mes.rs. Emory Puscy and George
T. Richardson asked that Bound,
Schoolhousc be- moved to tn Election
grounds. The Board ordered The re-
moyal II it could be- done for $50, in
GLIDING the making Of repairs
The salaries of Mary Holloway,
Elizabeth Bishop. Helen Tull. and
Lola Bennett Hudson. were raised to
5000. and that of Pearl Eoston to
$500
No action was taken by tn Board
Of the complaint agains; the teacher
Of school 8, District =
4 delegation Of the patrons Of
Marine School appeared before the
Board and asked that the pupils be
transferred to Snow Hill, and that the
school building be- closed Delegation
submitted figures to show that the
transfer could be- made as cheaply a.
the school could be run The matter
will be taken up at the next meeting
Of the Board.
4 third teacher was named for
Newark school in the person Of Miss
Doris Adkins who Is 70 bc KEEP, on the
roll rs long as the school has an at
tendance Of - members.
Miss Georgia Bonneville asked for
an increase Of $50 in salary No
quorum being present the matter will
be- considered at the next meeting Of
the Board
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Hargis Store Notes.

Just a suggestion to our customers.
This year of all years buy your coat
or suit early. You will not only buy
at a less price. but you will get all
wool, which later on may be- impos-
sible.
New fashions in Winter Dresses
nave arrived in plenty Of time for
Christmas shoppers.
Brighten up the home with new
rugs; 9 K II Administers are the best
value for the money.
We have big and complete stocks
Of Warm Knit Underwear in all sizes.
A complete showing of Goats. Suits.
and Dresses for Christmas shoppers.
Scores OF new and lovely styles at
reasonable prices.
An all wool suit at $4,000, and an
all wool coat At S2S.75. are special
values. See the line.
Don't try to economic by going
without good warm Coat or SUIT.
You can save money by buying now
while there are plenty OF attractive
all wool models on display.
Do your Christmas shopping during
the month of October and November.
We have hundreds OF useful gifts in
every department Of our store.
Our fall and winter stock Of Wall
Paper is in. We can do your work
promptly. Select your paper now and
leave your order early.
Our Furniture Store is stocked
with new things for the home. If
you cannot visit our store write US.
We will be glad to quote prices on any
suite or piece you wish.
7. +. HARGIS,
Poeomeke's Big Store.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
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