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The accident which occurred to the
young nurse on DANES q fisher .
tower, last SATURDAY, Is = most re-
markable one from many points OF
views. In The first place, 1t would
be supposed that this great place OF
public interest would have been pro-
tected against such an occurrence by
iron bars. or something that would
be absolutely safe. In the second
place, the fact that this young wom-
IN, accustomed to the steam-heated
atmosphere of the Mercy hospital,
would have the vitality to Withstand
the cold and very penetrating damp
ness of Saturday afternoon, night,
m day Sunday and Sunday night and
Antil $3.50 Monday morning lying in
one spot, too badly injured to move,
until finally Monday morning, she
managed to drag herself a distance
Of twenty feet, and rap on the door,
Alrs. NJ. J. Weber Of Arvada was
the FIRST woman to go TO her asslst-
ince. Mrs. Weber is the employ
ment manager Of the big store. She
sent for a physician who arrived At
once, and the matron Of the rest
room cume to her assistance, and the
patient was made as comfortable al
possible on q bed which was brought.
The story told Mrs. Weber by the
young woman, whose back is believed
to be broken, and her feet frozen, is
that she tainted at the top Of the tow
er, and did not know when she fell.
She met with the accident at about
IL o'clock. and remained unconscious
after falling until she heard the clock
strike twelve. She was unable to at
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-03-27
TO ALL FORD DEALERS

On account of recent newspaper
articles and the many rumors clrcu-
3ating over the country concerning a
proposed new car to be manu- featured
by Mr.. Henry Ford, we believe it I'D
visable to inform our dealers gen
orally, in order that you may in,elli-
gently and uniformly answer all IN
quiries.
In the first place, large majority
of the reports afloat are greatly dis
torted and exaggerated. A new car
may be manufactured but as 70 when
1t will be manufactured we are NJ.
in position to say, except that we d.
know new car could not possibly
be designed, tested out, manufactu.-
ed and marketed in quantities unuc.
two or three years time.
There is nothing, however, ina.I-
mite about the present Ford car.
There are over three million in daily
use at the present time; and every
one OF our dealers, through their con-
tinued enthusiastic efforts, can dis
pose of our product as rapidly as
manufactured. We intend to continue
the production of the reliable Model
T as aggressively as in the past, and
feel that we have the cooperation of
our entire sales organization in for
chilly impressing upon prospective
buyers the exceptional high quality
and dependability of the present Ford
car, backed up by the entire strength
Of an organization already establish
ed.
Our factory and assembly plant
production is being pushed to the
limit, with the thought in mind Of
reaching our normal capacity of three
thousand cars per day as quickly as
possible, in order that the demands
Of prospective buyers might be met
to the fullest possible extent and that
our dealers might Increase their pro-
fits proportionately.
We are also taking important steps
to expand and extend our business
abroad, especially in European coun-
tries including Russia.
With the above information, you
should quickly offset any rumors
which might tend to delay immediate
sales.
Yours very truly
Ford Motor Company
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TO KILL SPROUTS ON sTUMPs
Arsenic Connection l. Effective
Most Successful in Winter Months.

The Australian Forestry Journal is
authority for the following method Of
killing sprouts which persist in grow
ing from stumps after the removal of
trees. The method, it is claimed, is
effective:
procure l pound Of arsenic, l
pound of washing soda or one-half
pound of washing soda or one-half
of whiting, and four gallons Of water.
Dissolve the soda (either form) in
a convenient amount of water, using
heat, of desirable, to assist and hasten
it; then slowly add the arsenic, pre-
vioustly made into thin paste, stir
ring all the time; place on strong
fire, and after it has come to boil
allow it to remain boiling for at least
half an hour; stir from time to time,
and be careful to stand away from
the fumes, which are poisonous and
apt to cause sickness. 1t is advisable
to do this boiling out-of-doors. When
the arsenic is throughly dissilved,
the solution may be made up to the
required bulk by adding the remain
der of the water, either hot or cold.
The whiting is added merely to serve
as an indicator Of the trees treated,
as it turns white on drying"
Although the sprouts can be killed
at any season Of the year with this
the arsenic is thoroly dissolved,
by using it in the winter months
w. J. Morrill,, State Forester, Colo
RADIO Agricultural College, Fort Col
Inns, Colorado.
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETI.
TON FOR DISCRIMINATORY
OF HElRSHIP AND DESCENT
OF REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF COLORADO ,ss
County Of Jefferson.
In the District Court, No. 2l36.

<AuIIC AC-
how Little for the Determi-
nation Of Interests in the
Lands and Tenements Of
Mary Il. Lehow, Deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of the above
named court, made in the above enti-
tied matter on March 18th, 1919, no
how Little has filed in said court,
her petition for the determination OF
interests in the lands and tenements
of Mary Z. Lehow, deceased. That
the name of the deceased is Mary E.
Lehow. That the property to be at
fected is the East Halt Of the South
west Quarter Of Section 26. in Town
ship d, s. Il. 60 West. in Douglas
County, Colorado, together with all
water rights thereto appertaining;
and also the South Half Of Section
u. the South Half Of the South Half
of Section %, the West Half of Sec
ton rs, the West Half, the Northeast
Quarter, and Southeast Quarter OF
Section "a, the Northeast Quarter,
the East Half Of the Southeast Quar-
ter, and the Northeast Quarter of
the Northwest Quarter. Of Section
&c, the Northeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter Of Section 80, the
Northeast Quarter Of the Northeast
Quarter, and the Northwest Quarter
Of the Northwest Quarter Of Section
"a, all in Township 6, s. r. 50 West,
in jefferson County, Colorado. to-
gether with all water rights thereto
uppertaining. That the name Of the
alleged only heir of said Mary +. Le-
how il Annie Lehow Little.
Nation - furthar harohv triyeu TINT
on the 3Oth day Of April. 1919, ut
the Court Room of said Court, in the
County Court House in Golden in
said County of jefferson. at the COM
ing in Of the Court on that day, or as
soon thereafter Rs counsel can be
heard. or on any date to which such
hearing may then be adjourned, said
court will proceed to hear said petit
tion and the matters and allegations
therein set forth, and ascertain and
determine the descent Of said real
Mary Z. Lehow, deceased. and As
such entitled to inherit the real prop
crty hcrcinbcforc described, and will
decrminc the descent Of said rial
property, and enter a judgment or
decree accordingly: at which hearing
all persons claiming to be heirs of
said Mary 4. Lchow. deceased. and
any and all other persons interested
may appear and answer said petition
and set up any proper defense to the
same or any part thereof, or inter.
vcne to assert or protect any inter-
est they may have.
\ WITNESS. CHARLES PIKE.
Clerk Of said Court, with the
Seal hereunto affixed. ut his Of.
flee In Golden In said County Of
Jefferson. this 18th day Of
March, 1919.
I CHARLES PIKE.
(Court Sca) Clerk.
First publication March ~, 1919.
Last publication April -. 1919.
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DR.. E. l.. FOSTER
Physician
and Surgeon
Phone Arvada "A
ARMADA, COLORADO
REMOVE SMUT BALLS
BEFORE TREATING SEED
WITH FORMALDEHYDE
Bale Of Buat. or Shrinking Smut"
Hide Beneath Grain Coat-Rs.
moved BY flaming or Floating Ia
Water.

"One Of the most common smuts in
Colorado is bunt or shrinking smut"
Of wheat" says DR.. w. W. Robbins,
Of the Colorado Agricultural College.
ut has the habit Of forming so.callcd
smut balls" These are rather solid
masses Of smut which may be entire.
~ covered with the grain coat and
thus escape attention. In treating
wheat affected with hunt with for
mnldehydc solution, the fumes Of for.
maldchydc may not penetrate to the
center Of the smut ball. A. q conse.
qwencc. some Of the smut balls may
carry viablc spores into the ground
altho Tie wed WAS treated. Conss.
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ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE

Estate Of Frances Walker, Deceased.
No. 1912.
All persons having claims and de.
mands against said Estate are here.
BY notified to present them for sd.
justment to the County Court of
jefferson County, State Of Colorado
At the Court House in Golden, on the
21st day Of April. A. D.,19l9.
NORMAN HASTINGS,
Administrator Of said Estate.
Pub. Marsh 90 to April 10 inclu.
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keuuuiiyan llA.vuoteIe al tue oei'
ate won great victory Wheh lucy
prevenLeu Lne enaGLnent of %o,Voo'-
vvv,Vvv Va appropriations IN the !asI
GAYS u ..e s,~vytIlLh Congress. lhey
0eleaLeu Lne hopes OF Lhvus.Ahus VI
soiuiers snu SAILORS Ior wnom the
Administrator was attempting "
70 proy.ae homes on reclaimed iand.
Now wlu these fighters lake tins
'.deIeut --tne first that American
doughbOys have experienced?
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-03-27
(KyR COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
lne. /ANv+ADA cav 4 EsNr s>ASG
Tslsphons ArvaAA %
". w. Moberly, Editor and Owner
Orlsc.ai Eaper Of jefferson County
auu VI .ue Towns of Arvada and
Eugewater

Republican candidates for Con-
grsss last iail promised, II elected,
TO STAND Denlnd the President.
many Of tnem are in office now and
are slAnalug Denind hln'-about ten
years Denind hum.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-03-27

guently, pains must be taken to re-
move all smut balls before treating
with formaldehyde solution. Their
removal may be accomplished by
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-03-27

Senator Knox mas y better oppor-
tun4ly ln..u luvsI opponents OF lea-
que OF natIons to deIermlne what
American voters tnlnk Of it. dc can
visit the lwenLysecoha ConYressloilai
district OF his own state ana get the
facts from announcer republican OPP
pouent VINO was deIeated by an ad-
vocAle Vi the league.
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tract the attention of anyone, and
she soon realized there was no hope
of anyone finding her until Monday,
at best. She claims that she was
conscious all the time and realized
that it would be miracle if she was
found before she should die from ex-
posure and her injuries.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-03-27

TO VOTE FOR PERSON. MAKE CROSS
MARK (X) IN THE SQUARE At THE
RIGHT OF THE NAME.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-03-27

thorough tanning or BY floating the
grain out In water Or formaldshyde
solution and skimming off the smut
balls"
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Notice Of | list Of Nominations

OF TOWN OF To4
LOVING LIST OF NOMINATIONS OFFICES CERTIFIED TO ME-
BY ELECTION
OF
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The t}cy G. ro,s
~, How They Made E7ons
WomeS a. Of Great Happiness


liz every part of the land there arc
women who toll how. through the nppli-
cation of Muthrr'S Friend. they entirely
avoided the suffering usually incident TO
motherhood. They relate in no uncertain
terms how from its use the days were
made bright and cheerful and the night s
calm and restful. how tn" crisis was
passed without the usual suffering ex-
pcricncrd wher nature is unnided, and
how they preserved their strength TO
devote it 10 the rearing of their child
ron and to the things life holds for
them.
MCihrr's Friend is most penetrating
remedy. prepared especially for expect
ant mothers from formula Of noted
physician. Strain upon the ligamcnts is
av )idcd. and instead of period Of dis
comfort and constant dread 1t is a
season Of calm rcpoSe. The hours at tho
crisis are less and Mothers Friend en-
ahles tho mother to retain her natural
grace and her skin is not cracked and
does not become hard or disfiEured.
Write to the Rrndheld Regulator COM
pany Dept. L.. Lamar building. Atlanta.
Georgia, for their motherhood Book. and
obtain Il bottle Of Mothers Friend from
the druggist today.
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Harry r. King

The funeral services Of III" lHi" Harry
r. King Sr.. VINO died following = StrnkSS
Of paralysis at his HON, 1T ;lh Snuth
York street. "u The island. At 'i;I'
o'clock SUNDAY afternoon. will tax" nl;tr
afternoon. Rev. X. T.. l.. Stridcr. Trct"
of ST. Matthew's +. T.. church aS%iStIu
by Rev Harry Howard. pastor % Ih|
Thomson NJ. t.. church viii CniIIu'l
the serv!c,.S. lntcrmcnt will bc in prl-
waite i'm Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. King was widely known IN nuSl-
ness circles particularly Ia ront'cton,
cry trade. He WAS born IN, PlttShurSh
ffty-scvcn years ag" and has t"'"n i
resident OF Wheeling for lhrty-hN%
years For many years he conducted
confectionery a, 1910 Markr, S sd ,9
thn corner of Ohio and Penn streets.
The deceased, was Il member of me A.
q. L. W, and the Protective Home lrcl'
He was also affiliated with the Fhoih'
son NJ. E church. l.,
Besides his wife. he, is survived ny
one daughter. Mrs. John Murray, one
SON Harry King Jr.. and one sister Mrs
Charles Angel Of EdGwood. Pa
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ToReduce Your W eight
Quickly and Easily

II you arc too tat or II your figure
he's become flnbby and you are carrying
around O burden Of ANNOYING unhealthy
flesh. the cause Is ten chances to one
lack of oxygen carrying power OF the
blood and faulty assimilation Of the
food. Too little Of the food Is being
rnade into good hard tissue and muscle
and too much into little g3obutes OF fat
Every man and woman reader of this
paper who Is too fat. whose flesh Is soft
and flabby. should Try the new prepare-
ton, Phynola. a simple but remarkably
efficient formula put u7 for convenient
Go to c. h Griest & Co.. Original Cut
Ratn Drue Store, 1126 Mar1set street to-
day and got a bog Of these wonderful
Phynola tahiets: take ono after each
meal and one at bed time They arc
pleasant TO take, entirely safe and give
splendid results quickly and easily. No
dieting, strenuous exercising. drastic
massaEing or appliances Just simple
PhynoIa Tablet four times day and In
4 short time your weight Is reduced on
all parts 81 tho body to what 1t should
be-
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Ing school he accepted position wah
Bloch Brothers tobacco company as 9
travelling salesman and continued IN the
employ Of that company for number OF
years. finally resigning to accept q po-
sttion with his brother in law. b n
Rau local pharmacist Failing hes4tn
caused Mr.. Maser more than a year ago
to seek a change Of climate ad he took
up hts residence in Texas. he returned
home about q month ago.
Surviving. besides his father. arr
three sisters, Mrs. Van Pelt. Mrs. HftIor
and Mrs. Dixon and two brothers. WI
liam and & H Maser, the latter with the
30th division Of the American Expe0-
tionary force now in France
Funeral services will be held Wedoes-
day afternoon at one O'Clock at his lafe
residence 42S South Penn street Rev
Claude Porter Terry officiating. Inter
nent in Rock Hill cemetery.
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Charles williams,

Charles Williams Baltimore & Ohio
railroad employees, who was accidentally
Injured while at work in the Bcnwoou
yards Sunday morning. died AT the Glen,
dale. hospital Sunday evening at 10
O'Clock. The accident occurred while ne
was making a coupling. Although me
victim was rushed to the hospital nc
never recovered consciousness.
Mr. williams was 40 years or age ana
is survived by his widow: he leaves
The Wheeling district The funeral Will
probably take place today.
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Courtney Burton

The death o. Courtney Burton. SON
of the National Bank Of West Virginia
in this city. and owner Of the Waddins-
ton Farms occurred at the family res
idence at I752 East 115th street Chew
land, Ohio, at 1880 O'clock Sunday
night. Mr. Burton was 3S years OF eSe
and the husband Of Sartta Ogiebsy-Bur-
ton Tho deceased was born in Mas
silon. Ohio. where he spent the early
years Of his life. He received his edu-
cation at Yale University graduating
from that institution in the class OF
1903. Mr. Burton was extensively in
terested in business enterprises in and
near Cleveland two Of which were the
Kennon Coal and Mining company and
the Thevorton Colliery company. IN both
Of which companies he occupied the pos
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Joseph A. Gibson.

News has reached this city Of the
doth Of Joseph A. Gibson. Of Carnegie,
Pa.. who was formerly a resident Of
Wheeling. The demise Of Mr.. Gibson
occurred Sunday at the family home.
The deceased was born and raised near
Canton. Ohio. He was for some time and
cmploye Of the brokerage firm Of Will
son & Franzell He Is survived by his
widow. formerly Moss Sarah Barrett, OF
this city. The funeral services and
burial will take place at Carnegie.
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itiun Of vice president and Tr"aSn"
II : activity was not limited I" hu%ln"> =
alone. In thu Trinity Cath"drai rhNrtn
~ was prominent In"mIn.r AMI us" IN
the Country. Union End FhN".1i .lunH'
He occupied the S"rrct3ryShlp "l IN"
Church EI,lh uf Trinity Cathedral.
Mr. Burton is survived 10y hi% w!!'"
and 4 SON Courtney Jr.. Il hrAihrr rms
rutthuf Cleveland. and his mother ana
si.,cr, both of whom live III MaSsi!"h'
Hl,in
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conroily mineral.

At 4 O'Clock on Wednesday mor1liR
+hs funeral of Miss Agnes R. Connolly
Who died at the Wheeling hospital sun
dav AFTERNOON at 1850 o'clock. will take
nIsce Mt the home Of her mother. MIS-
Mary A. Connolly. Stop. Is. Brookside:
REQUIEM high mass VIII DC h ErIfo Rridr g.
r,o-t and tntcrment will take place in the
fInTood cemetery at Blaine. Ohio.
Miss Connolly was nurse stationed az
Tho Mercy hospital, Canoton. Ohio; she
Is survived by her mother. two sisters
Misses Catherine and Mary. and threc
brothers, Martin, In Panama; Wliiatn'
Of Wellsville. n. Y. and Joseph OF MA
rion, Ohio.
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POSTPONE BANQUET

The banquet for the World War Vet
Grams has been postponed indefinitely
due to the failure of some hundred or
the boys to put in orders for reservation
Of mates. This banquet will be held at
n later date and will be of absolutely no
cost 10 tho soldier. sailor or marine who
attends. The committee wishes that
every man who has not done so. send in
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Cnfheld Servicea-

The funeral Of Mrs. Emma J. Coffeld,
wife Of Samuel C. Coffield. who died NJ
the family residence, at 242 National
road, Fulton. occurred yesterday morn.
Ing from the home. Rev. ]. NJ. Potter.
pastor OF the Vance Memorial church,
conducted the service and interTnent was
made in Greenwood cemetery.
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Christian church. will off1ciate and inter-
mcnt will take place at Greenwood Gem
ctcry.
The deceased was born near Romney
W. Va. January !, 1866. from which
place she removed to this city. where
she has resided for many years. Besides
her husband and mother. Mrs. Teatcr Is
survived by two children. Miss Sara L
Teatcr and Charles W. Tcatcr. Of Akron.
Ohio. as well as several brothers and
SiSter9
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]. R. OVERS LEAVES
FOR DIES MONIES, LA.

J. r. Overs, local manager Of the
Goodrich Rubber company, left the local
manager of the Dcs Moines. Iowa aEcn-
CT. He was in charge Of the local office
for one year and while hcrc made. many
friends. through his able and honest
methods. He Will be succeeded by Mr..
Clark, Of Cleveland.
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McFarinnd Ruuerpl.

At $50 o'clock this afternoon, from
the home Of her parents, at 100 Second
street. Fulton the funeral Of Mrs. Cath
crime Schehl Mcfarland. wife Of Arthur
Mcfarland, will take place. Mrs. McFar-
land died at the Ohio Valley General
hospital following a short illness. In
termcnt will be made at Greenwood.
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Funeral Of Mrs. Bsuleke.

Funeral services for the late Mrs. Han
nah Beulekc. wife OF Henry Bculeke.
who died at the family home at 3425 ia
cob street. Friday. occurred from the
place Of death yesterday afternoon. con-
Quoted by Rev. A. C. Rasche, pastor OF
st, Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church.
Burial took place in Mt. Zion cemetery.
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OBITUARY
MIMI AANnE -
AtsrVd s. MaHer.

Alfred s. Maser. well known and re-
spected citizen Of the city. died at 3;3z
O'CLOCK Monday afternoon at his home
at AIS South Penn street following a
lengthy illness. -,,,,,o
A. and the late Mary Maser ana was
born IN this city in 1881 He was ecu
Gated in the public schools ana !a1eF TOOK
n sDectai business course. After leaV-
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F. B. POTTS LANDS IN azw 1oHx.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Potts Of the
Hotel Wheeling. have just received word
Of the safe arrival Of their son. Private
Forest Bradley Potts. in New York. after
eight months Of service. with the medi-
cal corps in France. i:.@
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Hantnr 0haanrIea.

The funeral Of Mrs Alice A Ieater
wife of Hiram Teater. Of the Island. VINO
died Saturday. will be held tomorro"
srternoon from the family. residence az
a North Wabash street at ocloas
Rev. W. II. Fields. pastor OF the F1rs'
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John II. Rauschenberg.

At 2 o'clock this afternoon the funera
Of the late John II. Rauschenberg. Of
Martins Ferry, will take place from thu
family home at Eleventh and Walnut
streets, Rev. Otto Wendell. pastor Of st
Paurs Lutheran church, Bridgeport, will
conduct the service and intermcnt Will
follow in Linwood cemetery at Blaine
Ohio.
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his name for plate reservation to Secrc-
tary World War Veterans, Room s KICK
theatre building, wheeling. W. Va
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Rotary Club

TO THE ROTARY CLUB OF WFlEEI1NG
Your Committee herewith accept and recon-
of feasible and proper
We research that tho best and
adopted therefore,
mend pledg. loyal support toHare
OF the bond issue e1eno OUT
| to Water Commission
'' - Wv THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
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Ohio County Medical Society


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toproc
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and o society
betb tdut O
ynsint fact n used
annsdube land 10 thrughh
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the Its in eli efo to
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State Department OF Health

enurrytp vsu tho d BY cH Gu hn
ndsmrhsye uudn
ecoumsson ehrh dd h disastrous
citizens re
F h last t
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''H"'''"13 ea Enn Han,
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Ann erican Assn OF Engineers

Ohio Valley chapter OF ne american As
with the undersigned Tto
filtration system or
submitted the counc ny the
pledge support 10
passage of the bond issue 10 April H.
(Siened) ,sc,oc-, ,,r,o,,
OF ENGINEERS.
H. c. Althar President.
H.. Verholt- Secretary.
Visitors: Col G. Howell F. b. Duis. W. u JacoouS q. b.
Behout, c! g Smith