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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-03
original factory could b msasursd
~ fsst ana inches: It nov covers

original factory could b measured
~ feet ana inches: It nov covers
twenty-five acres Of ground
The heavier type Of tractors were
Il nrst the most n demand. the style
that would pull a. many = ten plews.
and with the coming Of These large
steel. oil driven horses. thousands Of
acres Of land were turned from prai-
RE areas into fertile farm lands.
Helped Develop State.
These machines, known az the
'Old Reliable sos" did their share in
developing the great Northwest, and
that North Dakota appreciates their
efforts Is proven by a close estimate.
which reveals that there are nearly
1000 Of these machines now working
in this state alone.
The Hart Parr go" is n Of the
newer models Of the company, and is
being distributed in large numbers
thron~,. the northwest. 1t is designed
prin:. ~ for the lighter work about
the farm. as well as the blowing and
discing work. Combining lightness
and strength. the Hart Parr company
is pushing this engine as their one
OcSI Uel III IIlS4I Oi6 tiC
In order to better serve the farm
ers of this district, a facory branch is
maintained at Grand Forks, Of which
A. E. Mills is manager. Mr.. Mills
has been with the Hart Parr people
for the past nine years, first entering
their service as repair man at-the
Portage la Prairie. Manitoba, branch.
With the exception of a few months
at Kansas City. his work has been en-
tirely in branch house and/territory
work in the Northwest. having been
with the local branch for owe three
years.
II have no doubt hat the present
year will prove the greatest in history
for the tractor, auto and truck In
dustry. The recognized importance
Of mechanical farm power and rams
p~ortation by the government during
the war has given impetus to the de-
mand. Our soldiers who have been
trained in the use OF the most mod
ern implements are returning by
thousands. and their influence will
further the demand for ~uD-to-date
working methods at homes The out
look wa never brighter"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-03
Fire Patrol Bill
Favorably Reported
By Minnesota House

st. Paul. MINI, Feb. 27.-The
house committee on civil administra-
ton today reported the Herried fire
patrol bfl. with = favorable recon-
mendation. The bill provides that the
forestry board may appoint Z fire pa.
trolnan for each township who shall
report to the district warden.
The senate Is authorized to pay
these patrolmen when they are en-.
wise the townships would meet the
expense. the bin provides.
Both houses held brief forenoon
sessions.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-03
GERMAN RAILROAD
SITUATION GOING
FROM BAD TO WORSE

Copenhagen. March 1.-The par
alysis Of railway transportation in
Germany is growing steadily Worse,
according to dispatches fro mBerlin.
All communication with Halle, even
by telephone, was completely inter-
rupted Friday. No trains left Berlin
for Leipsic by telephone.
Few trains are arriving in Berlin
from southern and southwestern Ger
many. The regular evening train
from Munich did not leave for Berlin
Friday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-03

remain on board their ship, 10 tho up
per works were above water when
she rested on the bottom.
The Accountants. which brought b.
900 troops and civilian paAssnEsrs. was
not damaged and went on her wy.
There was little excitement aboard the
big liner and many passengers did not
realize there had been a collision.
Hazy weather and a strong ebb
tide were held responsible for the
collision by the officers Of the Acqui-
tania-
The Lord Dufferin was a vessel of
1854 gross tons and butt in 1898, and
was bound to St. John. N. B.
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TRROPSHIP RAMS FREIGHT
BOAT.

New York. March 1.-The Canadian
New York. Feb. 2S.-The Canadian
freight ship. Lord Dufferin. sank in
SO feet of water in Is minutes after
she had been ramraed on the port
quarter by the troopship Acquitania,
off Liberty Island, near quarantine,
late today. The stern of the freight
a depth Of 20 feet.
Twenty-seven Of the freighter's
crew of a. were taken off by a police
patrol boat, but the others elected to
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A T

Practically every motorist has oc-
casion to lift the storage battery out
Of his car now and then. Usually he
must employ both hands to do this
and even then it is difficult because
the handles are too narrow to permit
a firm grasp. A handy device for re-
moving a battery from a car is made
by fastening a harness snap by means
of copper rivets to each end Of a leath-
err strap, an inch wide and slightly
longer than the battery. When snap
ped to the handles. The strap forms a
convenient litter.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-03

Washington, = March 1::-sixteen.
hills and Joint resolutions OF congress
signed by President Wilson TO-DAY m
clude the annual postof1ce appropr.a-
t;on of Voluntary enlistments in the
reru,ar army and the measure per
mittine discharged soldiers, sailors
ard marines to retain their uniforms
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that over eighty per cent of the first
years output are still in successful
operation, according to a recent CEN
sus made by the company.
Confidence in the tractor industry
!. grew as farmers began a search for
more speedy worker, and with the
, growth Of the popularity, the Hart
Parr company grew alike. The fac
tory at Charles City was added to
again and again, branch houses were
established in practically every large
city in the midwest and west. The
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-03

London, March IA further revo-
lutionary movement In Germany in
imminent, according to a report
reaching London through Houand to.
day. It is added that Chancellor
s;cheidemann has resigned.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-03
Tommy NalaprOp

Wounded Tommy neavinR hospital)
Thanks very much for yer kind
ness, Sister. I shan't never forget
yer. If ever there was a fallen angel,
you're one.-Passing Show.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-03

Several unions in New York pro-
pose to strike on July 1 in protest
to prohibition which is effective on
that date. The list does not contain
the barkeepers' union, which hopes to
keep busy on tina day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-03
A Failure

Friend-What you want to do, old
man, is to &C and get a wife.
Detected One-I tried that, but her
husband made me put her back.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-03

so you are going to send your
wife away to the country for a rest? ?"
Yes: I need it badly"
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BRIEF
SPECIFICATIONS

~Pofa-Pplls three plows-
80 HIP on belt. Tested at
tho lAst National Flowing
Demonstration It Salina,
KansaA developed over 81
ZIP at 713 RPM.
Motor-3 cylinder. twin, 4
cycle. Valvs-in-head. $50.
RPM.
rraceor Frazne-cast steel.
one piscs. No band, no
twist
carbureeor-Nsw Dray kero-
sene shunt
Bea.1nss s. K-F. and Hyatt
speeds-Two forward one
rex6rDe.
TraustniI0n-Selective slid
ing gear.
Ooosius Devioe-Honeycomb
radiator - shAft driven
pump and fan.
L~1brsnHon Force feed
fresh OIL.
adp1A1s weisis-t1ss lbs.
frss-slsss =. 9. } fac
tory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-04
C;AL)|Z.
rIiu".t!a%

y. L; Ermrr"r"r Is here from New
KrnS;nrton. Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. MrrIford Mansfield Of
Alliance and Mr.. ana Mrs. James clark
and little son If Washington WCr"
called her" to attend the funeral Of
Mrs Frances rcarc".
william Hector 81 Charleston. w.
Va. 10 here visiting his family.
Miss Nancy Lillian Campbell and
Nie.: Leah .Nhrrs"!I III rlarinEi"n were
,.:ltia.: ut the hrmc Of Mr.. and Mrs
". :. Wilson durn: thc holidays.
Miss Helen Hrnknw If Cleveland. VIII"
has been Visiting her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. l.. J. nrcHaN. has returned /" III"
rliI.
Mrs. Edward MaudrdirH - GrHEGs
IA. was visiting her sister. Mr%. W: 5
Wilson,
Miss Sara Kctt"rin%. who Is attend
INK Dun's College IN IIriSlurgh, wHs
nom" for a brief vacation with h"i
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. y. Referring
Henry Mcconnell and lIric SCR ri
Nuungstnwr wcr" New Years visitors
II Mr.. AID Mrs. Samuel Il, Mcconnell
rr.vat" InIn uiLwrll If Camp Doug
lag. Salt LIKE city. is visiting Mr*
EuE,Ar iiayrrfirl'i.
Mss Edna Brown has returned I"
Nj rn.on College =; Alliance.
Chase NJ Brown. who has been So
tened on ihc T.. S. s. Michigan f"r ih'
past Ii months. has received MS hlS'
charge and ia visiting lus !a;h"r 10y
\. \. Rrrwn.
Miss Mary Ii"imrs has returned
home from Wheeling. "h"." .h" hAs
hn"n employed ~ II nurse.
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Of Mrs Harry T. T"mpi"inn n HE
br,nc or Mr. Jnirn r'ru"lr'h Iar|'''!
/ The merry crowd sp'mI The rV":''"-
ScwirE.
\ social wa4 given rs III" ladies' a.
Eastern STAR lodge ~ tn" A';I~"!''
,.mrlr. f.arh member hT"usni w!ih h''
her hu"l. nd or ir.,nd. Th' "T"l''nE
was .p"n, IN games. music and rtci'"-
TONS.
Sis. r:lrrrda %Iror" has returned J."
h..r home in Charleston. AFTER SU"i"ihs
4 few days visiting friends and r"'a-
livrs III This city.
MISC bessie Shepherd has returned
20 ,hfs city. nf,cr spending sh"r' N'"r
at her home in Spencer.
Thomas Morris left "Wednesday i"r
pittsburgh. where he Will I've employ e"
by the Westinghouse Electric 20.
burrows Snrdgruss. principal u! NJ
Fl. s.. who has been suffering Win IN
nurnZa. IS able To I've about aSaiii.
Guy Lilman has returned from Il Jus
,ncxs trip Ia rark"rShurE.
Alva Steele has Snn" to f!''Snursh'
whore he VIII bc rmpl"ycd tT the " 'S''
mrl.uusc Electric 90.
The many friends "f Herbert E"mhS
and Miss Florence Hutchinson WcT"
SURPRISED to hear "t their marriage
which occurred al the home Of the bride
Thursday.
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hammock
Death OF Resident.

Mrs .huDI H"rry. wit" 1t Jac ID Fer
~. dich 80 Y "dm".iaY evening. laHl,i'iy
!. ut "'rl"''h nj her h"i.u at thI~ p!Hr" ~
pn"uinui,iH nr""HScr N,,i been IN fatl-
nE health iur tine rasi few m"uiHs. al
though her ""rdIii"n wis moi considered
Serious uaIil about w"'k ar" she h"-
rnm" vcrY sick. and Il doctor l"rn" sam
inu:t"d aud iaIrT III ~" w""k pm Guin.I;,
Developed Mrs l."rry W.: born n"''"ut.
her Is. lS5g being ~ her ',?fh year @'n""
Saturday Sh" Is survived 10y her mus
band. three daughters. Mr.. Albert H"l!.
e Tulxm. okla: Mrs. wan smith and
SIR. g. George II This place and "n''
son I'aul. who resides southeast "t
town. and Two sisters.
Funeral s.rvlrrs Hr" - yet !n'"n-
piece.
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MT, PLEASANT

Mrs. Frank Smith had stroke last
week. but is slowly improving at 'hiS
writing.
Mr.. Ralph Smith. OF near SmithhcId'
uas n. caller al the horns ~ his parents
Mr. and MIS- Frank Smith. one day last
week ~ :. ,,o,,, ,rougc ann
chauucnv Haw,hSrnc was visiting MS
parents, Or. and Mrs. E. l.. Ha"'
tnorns.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Craven OF can
ton returned HON" after spending inc
holidays with choir parents.
nr J. X. Lyons and wife returned
how. Saturday. frr1r Cleveland. after q
pleasant; visit with th"ir chlldren.
N, L. T,utt"n was business caller IN
Martins f'erry Saturday.
Mr. c. Young ard sister. Mss 'har-
lo,,e nj Savannah. Ohio. was visiting a.
iii. home of Mrs. \. J. Mc|ohane!,
Mrs. William Woods. OF Upland. ONO
= visiting hoy daughter. Mrs. WalIac"
Wrathcrson.
Herman krin<e of Martins FerrE
e,.n, Mondav with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John kr!nkc.
Nrs r;norrn Craven is abb" 20 be out
after an illness.
Mr. Cnarlic Maj"r q: Seattle. Wash
snau, \ few days with his parents. MT
and Mrs. Samuel MAJOR OF Pheasant
Grove.
Russell Sickle Of near Adrna. spent
"Wednesday at Tho HON" OF his uncle
Ford SicHl".
William Nr:nkc was n caller in York
Vile Monday.
Raw Zcycr. "f near Flushing. spent
rcv DAYS at the HON" Of his uAci"
Henry I"y"r.
Walter BurrisS vas Visiting ms par
rnts, Nr and Mrs. .tdd HnrrisS.
Mrs, John Pa$cr is nn the sick llS;.
Mr.. r.tc Mills - visiting at me hHme
cf Mr.. F.. z. Eur-iSs.
Miss Ruth PaScn is visiting relatives
in Canton
Mr.. John D:1xu* and Miss Annn Mil
haar were married IN s.. EiairSTii!" OF
"Wednesday. December -. ar" living
with her grandmother. Mrs Sahin MI
hnan.
Mr.. Green and Mrs. Lillian Atwood
were married December 2S.
The Presbyterian church and Sunday
school held tli"ir New Years dinner II
The ycarly meeting house. Wednesday, a
rnc turkey Dinner was given: There
re-r in attendance shouc 2oS.
Mr.. Fred Lawrence, Of ('nlrrain. /!
visiting at Tho homo IF his brother vii
Lam Lawrence.
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All OF thu schools are now "rch"d Aot
Lhc year. /, is L. b. hoped.
Miss ElanrE." Luke has r"'urn'" ~
Elm Grove where she VIII resume "E'
course at tho E.dI;wond high.
Mr.. Robert Mck"Ha. "t F"Sih"H. -,
formerly Of th;$ ptac" has returned
hor.v after 81 vis!, with relatives an"
friends
The ,us, .vc.k tho following soldier
bows have .u mustered rui IN" re-
tur;cl t. y homes h"f". trlEa''~
EIwovd NJ" .. VIII Armstrong. lh"S'
Wrlrh. Graz. .ilih'rry A.! Harry ''r"H
who was an attachN rf ~" military N"-
l:rn Of Camp I."H Va.
Miss Virginia FiizSin,n"uS mas h"'h
Spending n" holidays wI;h fri"n"S III
Cameron.
Miss Virginia Caldwell sr'n' Am's
and last week with h"r aun' Mrs Frank
Rlakc. of Wheeling Island.
MFR. and Mrs. iItrrH Morris. who have
been living with and caring Tor Mt
Charles Hrmpk' ON Nh"c'"E Sr''N'
have nov moved ;r.;h"tr farm on Fin"
Hi.
Mr.. Ericr pagu" delivered load OF
fat hogs I" an Fin t;rov" dealer on
Tuesday.
Miss Lille Winters has returned h"m"
after spending som" lin" with Mrs. {.
F. CarI>wine.
Among III" number -? T""p'N rom
here in tho ci.y on Tuesday w"rr M";srS.
Charles Mccoy. J. l.. Kent. Frank Me-
'ar:hau. Earl Wilson. John li2zl"l.
Arthur 1IoSs AMI Tricc naEu". ais"
George A. FrX.
The lit;ln daughter .: Mr.. and Mrs.
DAMN" Ia qua. who has been quit" ILL.,
has recovered nicely.
Mrs Frank buchanan and h:r dauGH-
,er. Mrs. Waite. are i'll with. the ntIu-
cnza.
Mrs. Samuel Sims has returned from
after being discharged from s"rH!c" III n
southern camp and is visiting his SIS
ter Mrs Thomas Conrad.
|. Mr.. Sims expects shortly I" TAX" on
ant ,hcr lin" Of government work
MIR. Earle EartrUg is spending vaca-
ton with friends near Shcrrard and nj
N-arwood
Mr. Norman DaFuc was tranSactnG
business in Elm Grove on Nor lay.
\. D. Winters and son Herbert. wcrc
,ransact;nS business in the city on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Il. ". Luke and W. ". Luke de-
livcrrd load Of fat hogs in Elm Grove
on Thursday.
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

s. II. Oscars was calling or Charley
Sunday 1, Tacoma ~" day this week.
Mr.. Rund: has boon seriously i'll tho
past four weeks
Mr., and Mrs James Trott and fam
ily attended Il famji: reunion AT the
nome o. Harley Davis ~ Barnr$vtltc
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs E:m";, Phillips md fam
IN Of In~.r Sandy ar" suftcrn with
Influenza.
Mrs. William Harris and daugr., r.
Mary. wrC" guests q Mr.. and Mrs
william Boyd Sunday.
Mrs. William HoGn"r and daughter.
Mrs, I.ulu Warrick of Lower Sandy.
were guests "t MIS-. Lake fio""'i "'''
day last week.
Misses Da;Sy ard Edna Burchcld. Au-
drey and Ircz Fisher returned 10 r. II.
& Monday. after spending the holidays
=, their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs E.g.;"us Stewart Of Mt
yIoIly attended! ia" Daris reunion Ar
Barnssvill" Tt!"sGay.
Charley Naylnr. oF harnrsv!IIe was
r., tho riGs, NJ" Gay las, week.
Mrs. II M"lIo;. "c Ear"es:ill" IS TAX
;,r care. - M. si"k. who ar" recovering
from an a',&"E of !nfln"nza.
Nr anc, Mrs. tih"r, N,hl"r!i aud Ed
,,.ard Scars were guests &c Mr and
Ers \. H. S"arS New Years day.
Miss EIelen Nnw'ii C Somsrtor l..
sncrdiaS The Ir"hdayS 1i;h her grand
pa-cnts. Mir. and Mr.. : y. Howell
Farmer Gregg. who mas boon saw
nill;n. on ia" v!d.:'. spcu; sunday at
Jerusalem. Hh!".
crarc:. u}".'3uS w'if b. i",d Fri
d,y evening 1t n" hall. wh.n officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-04
1rrr,,r Receives &. o.

Arthu. Wyiar. travelling salesman va
awakened lat" last night by the NOISE ~
some ore pr"wlins ab'at his room Il, ms
room;cg l.y.;,>r her II" l"ap'd our o.
bed, swung his right fist az an indt''o-
ual n. encountered IN ~" middle OF tn'
room and Knocked Mr.. burglar colo re
then called -. i~,licc. AZ hHaaN"aT'S's
tho burglar xavH his nam" AS II" Davis.
r,s,dcrrc "Auwherc." II" was wearing
= ,xnrran'S lrnS black coat over ms s"I''
7, his rockets pottc1 found an "mH;H
Nor, h,,.l. and skeleton keys. TIL" "h'F
cc,nplain, he made was that wynn M
him TOO hard. Davis i<' being hs'' '"'
r<acrlnat;On
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The remains - n" young man wa
was killed last Friday wall" trying ., .,
board i :aS: express ira'a at t''ui"S
st,tir, w.r., today identified ~ LnSHH''
s,1np,n, Hebrew. aged - years ~ Day
TON. Ohio. IT'S w;fN A7j ~" "iH'E i"S
ron residents who arrived her" last niEh.
ia .nr.ttcd tn" body. w!H'h was n"''S''
Yesterday afternoon and had /" bc eN,
hur,.d Mrs. Solomon says h: HtSaa'''.
diso nc.a-.si three ""nr> AK" AND *'' ;''>'
nrvrr heard from ':nr ard had no KIM"
lodge 81 his whrr"2hou's. He WAS
Ili1,r nHnicI.
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Rhrd., Eo",hhy. -: EaNl"n". ono mas
hrnurh; suii II common peas c"u'' "'''
for divorce from l"hn ". Ho"'npE' ~
Marietta. ohio. alleging gross n"E'"r; 81
duty. TIL" courl" married ~ JAY. ~ ~
Bernie. L. Hurd has filed h"r pftiii""
FOR d;,.nrc., from Iar1"S +. Nurd. aii"E-
ing cxt-~mc cruelty and gross hre'c'''
TIE rouIc married .Anc'l ~ l'i'. al
w.llsburs. W. Va. -. Plaintiff asks :" ~
restored: 20 her maiden nam" OF Terrace
-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-04
NOTED DECREASE IN
ACCIDENTAL DEATHS
jefferson County Decreases Its quota OF
violent Deaths IN 1918 by 20.

STEt:KE\VILLE. ohio, Jan. =
There were fewer la:aI act'c'"'N "'.
killings in Jefferson county uuF'"7 -
than in. the year previous. ne ''''.'h
rcpor, OF Coroner T. H. MIX SHOWS 100
riolen, deaths last y"ar con'pa'eo ~
lSo in 1915. Railroads. street c"Fs'
mines ard autons"bil"S w"re rcSe'ns,T
for SIS 5dca;hs and the RIVER anu -.
of the county claimed eight !lfes. nc
were IS suicides. six by the S'i'o''"s
route, and seven murders. oeSeeaSs - 81
two compared 70 1911 RECORDS ti
railroads took IS lives. the mines 80
stree, cars 6e. and -automoo'isS p
cohol was responsible for inc oc"'" ~
six PERSONS.
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Funeral services W"r" held yesterday
morning over thr reuain$ ct Mrs.
Bridget Callahan. in tn" family HON" "I'
Tenth street. conducted ny Rev. Father
NJ J. CnEhIan Of the Carh"li" church.
The body was taken !" Cameron f"St"E-
dan morning and irl"rm"nI took place
:,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-04
MOUNDSVIL.LE
FACTORY to Resume

The I"nsluria Glass company VIII re-
open their plant here next Monday ne
cording 10 Official announcement MADE
public yesterday. All departments will
resume and I'll" hundreds" If local people
who have bern i'd" fora c"urs" "i
weeks will get back Ia work. The plant
* nov ready for a steady run.
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Influenza Situation.

r.Ur -l",. ,"s'&; II iniiu"iHa wore re-
ported a.. 'li' city "u Wednesday,. ac-
..":d,n:; TO- ,h.. statement "f 'L'r. :. II.
~'.".i... - n".iIiH ",',r.-.. Tins shovel
= .!..., -. ~ 49,. ,I..r Tu"$JaE, wi"n
ti;,- V,r,' r.'r,ri.r
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Hunters Increase.

Haunting licenses issued II jefferson"
county IN tolS numbered i"'" an IN
crnnsr q; thru" hundred ever IN" pre-
ytous wear. C'l",H Nc Courts Frank raw
klns, says In. ;nc-"a>" Indicated that tne
male population "t thc county was Try
ing 20 brush up on their shooting before
ro.nr hunting FOR The Kaiser.
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n"wi"ll Of IN" MuWntsviil" board u
trade: J. NJ ;.und"rs g. Profess. L."
i. MctIuld". !. y. i:l"yd. :. {. Shaw.
y. :. Riggs James r. Miller Evan =.
K"l..re ". ~ Henderson. K. i. Srni,h
and tipinlu W y. .,I.Nnnd"".
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SAND HILL

The ". E church: was opened for serf-
ice on Sunday last for tho first ;imc III
many weeks. the epidemic having 't'
this immrdiate community.
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American Casualties

KILLED In Action.
ErhvSHRDLC -
Corporal:
Hawkins. John J. Cleveland. Q.
Much. Frank. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Snyder, william j., wheeling, W. va.
Private:
Rrlff Edward c.. Marion. Ohio.
ncsp, Morgan E, Union, ". va.
Sp-att William w. Pittsburgh. Ia
wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Captain: ,, ,,,,. Sr
Missing In Action.
brewer, John. Beckley. W. Va
punhrook. William a.. Cleveland. o.
Hcnahan. Mike. Cleveland. @.
7aulcy, Dempsey. Bancroft, W. Va.
WASHINGTON Jan. 9Th" follow
ing casualties ar" r"purt"d by tho COM
mant!ing general OF the American Expc-
Gitionnry Forces:
Wounded. d"er." undetermined 80. j 46
Wounded Slightly............ III
Total
wounded, Degree Undetermined.
rompls, Frederick A., Huntington, W.
Va.
KunEl> Grant. Nand"rsr!ft. Ia
Private:
RuSay. l'hili2. cleveland. Q.
I;achns Jack krrr. PITTSBURGH. Ia.
arcsjrwsiii. Tony. l'lEihcdale. Pa.
Powers f'raui Youngstown. o..
wtgal, Herman c., Parkcrsburg. W.
Yn
W.NSElNGToN. Jan. %.-Thc follow
;re casualties mr.. reported hy til" com
handing general -: IN" American IN
prditinnnry Forces:
Killed III a"timn. .:..''. '....'''' .
Died OF wounds. ....... ....,........ "a
Died Of accident AMI other causes 80. 5
-. 4 t...Nh
Wounded severely. ............ NJ
Wounded d"Ercc undetermined ...... :;
Missing IN action .................th
Died From wounds.
Ku;tlcr. Frrd NJ. Pittsburgh Pa.
wounded severely.
Captain:
Mocuc. Karl N, Buchhauuon. W. va,
Lieut. cnani:
Never william W. Lakewood. o.
Sergeant:
2tmc, Roy, Pietens. W. Va.
furnnral
stewart, Raymond. Gassaway, ". Va
Private:
Ruhl. Ralph. Alliances. 0.
Titus. Ray. Erie IA
clark. I.awrenc" r. Lohns,nwn. Pa.
Houscr, Grover. Columbus. 0.
Owens. OTIS G.. Eric. IA.
Strclla George I'arn"Cic IN.
Groah, Philip L, Plus Kanawha, W.
ve
Judy. Ferry X. '"inn'Hhs' -.
WASHINGTON. Ian. 9Th" follow
;nr c,s,Ialtjrs arc reported nv the COM
r,andinp general Of IN" American Expo
I,,jonarv Forces:
Wounded slightly. .,........:...... h"N
I.irut"nnn,:
johnson Andrew. cleveland. -.
Sergeant.
Hrtu. Clinton NJ, Petersburg. W. Va.
Copp. Thomas A.. cleveland Heights.
Ohio
Tlrnd. lanes F.. Dnnnison Ohio.
c,an,atiNg George Massillon ..
Mitchell John r C'adia O.
rosc rnhn " I:ninnIown. Ia.
reonard Elmer J. weIlshurg, W. va.
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Delegates to Wheeling.

Tho following delegates :" III" LAX"
Fri" and Ohio River canal meeting. In
l." hold in Wheeling Friday evening.
have hcen named by President l.. l..
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Reviva' Service

on January 9Th Rev. Newman viii "
gin revival services here to continue 1u-
definitely.
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orRartze Sunday Schools

Tho NJ r. Sunday schools r"nrEani"'"
I,sr SUNDAY for the year If 1919. and III"
following officers vs.r. elected. Sur'.
Norman paCuc. Assistant Supt. {. >.
Jones Secretary Miss Agnes Luke. Tr"a-
sursr W. II. turner. urgan!$t Florence
Jonrs.
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Rod Cross Drive.
Briefs.

The Red Cross secured Il renewal
memberships for the week az inc "E''e'
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\ shower party Was given IN homer