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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-24

veyIng the land owned by W. M.
Stauifer and establishing the corners
on his and W. G. Somerville's ranches.
Mrs. Sarah Davis and grandson, AL.
len Davis, spent the past week at her
ranch home.
Miss Louise Forty spent Monday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM Far.
rell.
The Belmont W. F. M. s. met last
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J. r.
+ Forden.
j. K. Forden has purchased Is acres
of improved land from J. W. Anderson.
The newly purchased ranch is in bear
ing orchard and joins the ranch home
of the Fordens on the north, making
them 30 acres Of orchard.
The Parent Teacher meeting at Bar
rett school last Friday evening was
very we'll attended. A program Of
readings, recitations and songs was
given by the pupils. Scout Master
Crukshank, of Hood River, gave a
vey interesting talk on the Scout
movement and some of his Scouts gave
us some insight of the work done by
the boys. 1t certainly is a splendid
training for the growing boy.
MIR. ard Mrs. S. F. Aitken went tC
the ranch at Fir which they have rent,
ed, Saturday.
Miss Agnes Deschler was seen driv'
ing a Maxwell ear through Belmont
Saturday.
Miss Pearl Chubb celebrated bei
ninth birthday last Tuesday.
We are very sorry to hear that Mrs
Ed Phelps and small baby have the
smallpox. We hope soon to hear OF
their recovery.
Mr.. Burton's family is also in quar-
antne, as some member, or members
has the smallpox.
Sgt. Alfred Van Norder, we are sor
ry to say, is still confined to the hospi
tai at Camp Lewis. An X ray examin
alton has shown that his wound is no
healing. A considerable quantity O
pus had to be cleaned out. and now tn,
doctors think the healing process will
start.
Mr.. Grafton is busy widening the roac
leading from Methodist Lane to Ala
media Way, blasting out rocks ant
stumps to make It passable.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-24
BELMONT

George galloway returned from Me-
nominee, Wis, Sunday morning.
Mrs A. W. Isbell is learning to drive
car, she being the proud owner of "a
new ear.
J. K. Nunamaker and family, F. d.
Nunamaker and family and Tom Down.
ing and family were Sunday guests of
NJ. 0. Downing and family, of Willow
Flat.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bishop and family en-
joyed a visit with her sister and fam.
lily. who came from Portland recently
over the Highway.
Mrs. j. 2. CARROLL, of Moser, after
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. W. j. Wolam. and family re-
turned to her home Thursday.
Mrs. Comstock and son spent Mon
day at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. l.. Barker.
County Surveyor Cruikshank is sur
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-24
PINE GROVE

Miss Wuest, Of Portland. spent East
er with her brother, Geo Wuest.
Pine Grove was we'll represented at
the flying circus in Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith, ?. B. Lar
away and daughter, Adah, Mrs Waldo
Mills, Howard Blackman, and Cecil
Ihrane were among those who at
tended
Mrs. Seth Laraway, of Eugene, was a
guest of Mrs. p b. Laraway last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark returned
from Vancouver. b. c.. Friday. Mrs.
Clark had gone the previous Sunday to
meet her husband, who had returned
after being with the Canadian army
for Is months.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-24
ODELL

NJ. A. Zeler and s. A. Stansbery. of
Portland, motored via the Highway last
week to look after Mr. Xeller's fine
property near Summit.
James English and family are enjoy
ing rides in their new Chevrolet.
Andrew Weinheimer recently pur-
chased a Maxwell which he now drives.
Miss Stevens, principal Of North
school, Portland. was guest at Meth
erby. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
AllOWay, for the week end.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. McFallane, Mrs.
j. ID. iendon and Floyd Mccoy mo
tored from Portland Saturday and
stopped for a short visit at the home of
MIR. and Mr.. JAS. H. Eggert. They
returned to Portland Sunday evening.
Mr.. Udelius, of OdelI and Mr.. Jak.
ku, of Oak Grove, have closed dea
whereby they become owners of the
Charles Sommerville tract, which con
ssts of Is acres apple orchard and
about four arces pears. This was orig
inally part Of the Cooper < Walter
property purchased from them by
Chas. Sommerville, of Portland. EST
mates place the probable crop for tht
ensuing season at good figure.
W. H. Bucher has sold his property
near Summit to l.. h. Peddicord, OF
Frankton. The tract Of ten acres has
Welded abundantly under Mr.. Bucher'
management. Mr.. Bucher will no
leave OdeIl. as he holds leases on prop
erty near that which he sold and viii
continue the management of these
properties until the expiration o
leases.
Mrs. Henney, director of music il
the schools Of Odel, is devoting mucl
time to practice necessary for sue
cessful commencement program.
Mrs. J. W. Mcdonald, Of Bend. ar
rived here Thursday for a short busi
ness visit. She reports Bend a thirty
ing, live town. Mr.. Mcdonald has
good position with one of the lang
lumber firms Of Bend.
Loyal Rhoades quickly converted
field into fresh pIowed land Monda,
with a tractor which draws two shar
plows at lively rate. He plowed fo
thas. DAVIS.
The Clark family at the postothc
expect to derive much pleasure from
a 1919 model five passenger touring
ear, Maxwell, sold by l.. +. Foust
The piano was in place and tune
ready for the Easter service in tn
Methodist church Sunday, The churc
was filled for the beautiful and i'm
pressive service both morning an
evening. Regular services next Sun
day al 9,30 ard 1890 d. m.
Mrs Chas Ehrck was quite i'll Sun
day night and an operation was be
leved likely to become necessary.
". L. Sherbon became faint an
dizzy Saturday while driving his ca
and was unable to direct its course
Fortunately the road was not such a
to cause serious accident.
The roads are kept in excellent con
dition considering the amount of none
available fer road work
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Vinegar Company Increases Stock.

With plans out for an expansion of
the big plant the stockholders Of the
Hood River Apple Vinegar Co. met
Tuesday tosconsder the authorization
of an increase in the corporations cap
ital stock. The stock. at present $685.
000 will be increased to Sl00,0 000
The management of the vinegar con-
Germ expects the Inauguration of proh.
bition to increase the sales of fresh
cider.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-24
At TIE LIBERTY
Today


Lewis Stone, the celebrated Broad
way stage favorite, will be seen in his
great stage success Inside the
Lines, the play that ran over year
on Broadway. Also a two reel Foy
Sunshine comedy. "A Divers Last
Kiss. - Usual prices.
Friday and Saturday
Clara Kimball Young and her owr
selected company viii present her Iat-
est picture, Shirley Kaye. Also d
one reel comedy, Taking the Count.
SUNDAY
Viola Dana will be shown in hel
latest Metro release, 'The Colo
Cure, another Of those charming little
comedy dramas that are earning this
clever little star the title of the fast.
est rising star of the screen. Also a
Lonesome Luke comedy with Harold
Lloyd, entitled, Kicking the Germ
from Germany"
Monday and Tuesday
Mary Pickford, Americas sweet.
heart, will be shown in an Liss, ," the
Bert Hart story of the early California
days M Liss is really one of the best
pictures Miss Pickford has ever made
ard is one Of the most human offerings
of the year. The story Of a little cir
raised in California during the days OF
40 How her love Of fnery prompt,
her to steal even the tail feathers Of
her pet hen to trim her little bonnet
Thos. Meighan, the popular screer
leading man, is seen in support of Mis-;
Pickford, as well as Theodore Roberts
and host of other popular players
Also a Hearst News. Is and 25 cents
Wednesday and Thursday
Louise Glaum will be shown on "Tht
Alien Enemy" her latest Paralta sue
cess. Also two reel Mack Sennett
comedy, Whose Little Wife are
YOU" produced at the Mack Sennetr
studios by the man who believes in the
words of the famous song, "Alway'
leave 'em laughing when you say gooC
4 bye. 10 and 25 cents.
William and Darwin Wood at the
| planOs
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j., case The proposed sale Of the British
assets should be approved by the stock
holders. and the sale carried out the In
t.rnatiunal Mercantile Marine company
should be dissolved and its assets dis-
,ributcd among tn" stockholders
THAT such distribution should nc 81
fnrtcd bv a distribution in kind OF IN"
STOCK and share lien certificates or inc
International Navigation company. Inn
lied. (Which represent the British as
sr,el and nv a sale Of tho American as
sets and a distribution OF the proeeFu9
thereof -,
I That tho stockholders. who Will hn'"
"a sprcial meeting June 10. VIII APP
nroro the sale. is considered forrG"h'
conclusion, The liquidation Of the COM
many viii! involve the payment OF apou'
$40 600 900 in outstanding SIX pcrcrh,
bonds Of the company due IN 1871 p"'
subject to call at ITO.
| After the sale Of the British tonnage
pproAimatIng 10000 tons. for WING"
! ahou, sI25.00O.0o0 will b" paid. IN
! company Will have left to dispose oil SlN
liners operated by tho American i'"
Two under tho Belgian flag and thd"' "'
TN, Atlanta Atlantic Transport cotnpah,
and American corporation. =. y. :
; Franklin. president of the company re-
! fused 10 discuss tho question as "a
whether a purchaser had heen l"u"'
| for these ships. or az TO whcthcr
was proposed TO organize A no" com
pany with these ships as a nucleus
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l, Sene
kX{ leafh 1a1ksE
HISTORY OF :
spss.s INFLUENZA !
ny RI. HAMBLEToS, n. D.

chance for the germs of "induensa
or pneumonia. Therefore I employ,
ALWAYS with good results, SIMPLE
harmless remedies, like bicarbonate
of soda, or, wh& lie still better, . new
remedy discovered by Dr.. Pierce and
TO be had at drug stores - "Anurie"
anti uric acid). These "Anune"
tablets will neutrali1e the acids in The
system. render the urinary trad and
intestines antiseptic, besides flushing
the bladder and kidneys and carrying
off the uric acid and toxins lposons).
After the attack of influenza or
pneumonia the kidneys are often
Affected, and the victim suffers from
backache, frequent arising 1t night,
perhaps rheumatism or sciataca. The
= Anuricn tablets arc then the natural
remedy, and most efficient. Atter
;nflnenza there Is usually marked
nroetration, pale { ansmic) skin, poor
appetite, weakness everywhere, ana
gently acting tonics should be taken
% mild mo. Sometimes an iron tonic
IL hest. such q one is made up OF a
soluble iron, nux and herbal extract:
Known "a vIrontic"; or An heroal
extract made from wild barks and
roots, without alcohol, known ~ Dr.
P;erce's Golden Medical Discovery,
and sold for the past City years b.,
nearly every druggist in the land.
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GlANS FORD
PAID RELIEF
n DEPENDENTS

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich Ma ANN
snDncel for the plaintiff IN m H' -.
- lihel suit Of H"nry Fora 'S'..'- .4
,lrnro Daily Tribune t"daE PI.,,-
frara fuckers court c.Lnc''i'"
.sa-,inr that the company had a., 90
rnlsf relief funds I" d'i" nH'''' >,.o,,.,
! -loyes who went with 'n' i.,.,..
Guard to the Mexican '''''
kisit. -. ,b-ourh I'd
c,Ieuett. vSho WAS employed III
1 ~. sociological department OF IN" corr,
-ayx, from 1914 until after Juh'
kfaiS when the Tribun" "dit"ri" WV
S@eas headed Ford Is an AnaT h'>' w"
onnos,nz counsel had long debates
nser the form in which mu'h Oh
evidence should be submitted.
: ElIIott G.. Stevenson "f counsel '"r Wv
sA.S.naan. argued that IN" rules OF '"'
i SenaTtment showing among other 'h'hH>
So dependents were cared Tor Wcr" W.
SslFnasaible and ConIend"d mat H@'
\ y..rt,- pbo,sid concern only what TN u,
Cr{rnent actually did IN the SP'iI'N
1890 OF the dependents Of employees az
sent on military duty >,,sel
Attorney Alfred J. Aurpn! OF -" S,.
4feT Mr.. Ford argued the riEnt i"
- eonfinuous policy of Mr.. Ford IN car
! srse sfNr hia employees and seeking 20
= s.Sffer their condition. but h" pr"ducco
Sl,e direct evidence III the form OF Ine
E.saeallea checks These showed ina.
. - esnexts from $40 to SIS Il week to -
$;SIieR were made. They began Jul!
-. a month after the guard was caI''u
sssa and continued for varying pt't"uS'
- untff February. 1917.
nv. Clement testified that at'CV inc
Mercury OF the troops the sociolosfcA
, .anrre8naer& instructed \. \. French 10
q ,,.S1a a Survey OF the condition OF the
y Sleeuenrdents Left behind. tlgntE-n'ne
mod erspaoyes responded to the call OF
: "a ccacex but most OF them had no &c
4 rNcrseufs. Mr.. French's report was con
q et8oeed BY the charity committee OF IN"
Z Sef,Srtment and afrirmed. Tho procedu7e
! reausred q month. and payments Wers
. tim Immediately begun TO the hecuS'
abe witness test tined
NJ Clement identified many rules and
eircuIars in connection Wath the 500 "
3 loSical Aepartment and the so-calleu
= rrrnfsf sharing plan which Attorney
, ssfavensoo termed "a myth Mr.. Steven
Z e,a objected TO the term "proht SffaF>
Z sine.. asserting II was a straight wage
Y ~ not dependent on earnings or the
B Company. .,,,,
IS sFhA regulations were so drawn thae
nnly men Of proved character could par
4leinate in the profits. This company
win not give shar" Of m" pr"hts 20
Nanyone TO whom they think II would DC
detrimental ...-
selEhe last quotation was IN retutat'"n
- fAe charge that the s. minimum
ksf4tuted. a straight wag" scale after
a az months probation.
q Court adjourned today until MONDAY
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kss.Vtl|

In spite of the fact that influenza
recurs in modern times every ~ 70 ~
years in explosive waves spreading
with the rapidity of an express t,aln
over the land and with the speed OF
an ocean liner on the sea and around
the globe, there has never been an
intelligent preparedness for the epl-
dcmic, nor suitable measures taken
before or after the attack. Inns
endemic has differed from those tnat
have gone before in that the large"
percentage of victims were from ~ %
80 years of age, with fewer victims IN
advanced years. In the first place. no
one should be alarmed by the approach
Of the epidemic. All should, however
practise hygiene and cleanliness. a
clean body and skin. Battle INSIDE as
we'll az outside. I cannot too strongly
call attention to the importance o,
keeping the bowels open by milo
cathartics. Often a lingering hlgn
temperature wfever") will disappear
after q brisk flushing of the bowels
by taking castor oil, or pleasant
vegetable laxative, made up OF May
apple, sloes, jalap, and sugaf-coaSeu
70 be had at most drug stores anc
known AZ DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Fur
gatiye Pellets. When the system Il
saturated with alkalies, there's Poo
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In tho work AMI have learned |" N"'"
each ihrr Thoroughly.
Some tin.. ago our Iri"ndS "Ea"
suggest rhui cur marriage w'uih w u,
ling ~ II would enable uS b"lh |" "o'
IN hotter advantage. However, "hch
WAS s"ni I" PRISON nay WIFE, ~ VIII -"
all my other friends. d"$'i''H n'', ,,
"Within ~" last few days nave p''"
informed hat my final deere" OF dlNor,"
wound loo banded down within m"h'h'
I'utiI the hhai net - concluded h'hli''
IL .cpurHi:.I IN" from everything '','''
r\ist cd before ! WAS sent |" prI""i' wv
,usrriuvr ,I course. cannot take r'ac''
4. soon ne Ihr t"rrcc is granted. now
ever. W. ar" "a b. married. ana MISS
Abbott Will tax" over tn" job OF h"ihf
NY boss for NE.
Miss ihhori and Mr.. hIddinS haN'
known each u'her from 'hiidho"d. nav
inC been reared N the sam" N'st \t'-
cinia community. Il j. expected 'h''
rr.rrr,rr viii rnE,, place. ia -" society :
building 500 :. street. this city.
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DANISH CAPTAIN TELLS
OF THE RESCUE OF
HAWEER And GRIEVE

3 a lfARsfpS& Denmark. May 29.-fRy
he sSoCiafed PresS.)-The DANISH
49, N MARY. which rescued Harry -.
Ner b and Lieutenant Commander
I've Ia id-Atlaptic pp Aay ~. when
r,ere, compelled TO descend du-inS
3 attempt, TO ny from Sewfound-
- ireland, arrived here early 90
cantain Dunn and his mates tolo
ne rescue OF the aviator.
sSoitd Mate Hoy had the watch.
-. Seainan Schwartz 1T the helm.
I'm. at O'Clock on the morning ~
3 Aday, May l9, they sighted the AIR
nAne. (which came down into the sea
|off tAe3bow of tho ship. HoeE ''''u
lsehwartz Immediately prepared 20
IIntfneh and set out for, the. atrpIa7c.
tThA crew Of the Mary had consider 81"
|alffScuty in launching = boat. Hawk"r
EEA Grieye were greatly exhausted after
|fkA rescue, the captain said. SO mucn
So thar they declined prof"rr"d food IN
bsraef TO obtain needed sleep.
The captain said that Hawkcr was
alGaopointed because h" was NnaoI" 10
SnIyare the a'rplanc so thai ne might
hsarn definitely the reason why h" had
kaESed.
ewh~n I came on tho bridge" C'1-
DAnn said "th" marhIn, had 81
- lighted on tho water Tho arr
N NorSS.lt before coming down
tn DOppcd rockets. but We did
utf ,eee~ mem. Tho work ~ r"scurS
ftha ctrmen was pretty difficult because
3ifIAfas blowing very hard. Ha~ker and
4CEieve were in water IN 10 their waists
bAf their watertight suits kept III III
dis.
-rhey were very pleasant fellows
land we were the best Of friends With
fhern. When they had had thor sI"'T
Ioul and got a good meal with glass
3oe .gchnaps they were all right
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International Marine
To Be Dissolved By
Stockholders Action

~r.W YORK May "9.--Th" lnt"rna-
,,,u,l Mercantile Marin" company. IN"
great shining combine" organized ny
th. late !. T. Morgan. viii b" dissolved
II tho siuckhnld"rS at their meeting
nrHr month approx. tn" proposal |" sell
t. n British synd'rat" IA" Rr''iSh ""hrh
ships and assets nj tho corporation. II
* then proposed tn distribute all inc
assets Of tho International Marin"
among the stockholders.
\, special meeting Of the directors
NJ tho Mercantile Marine company TO-
day tho following resolutions were
adopted;
THAT Il is tho sons" nj TN" noaru ''a'
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FORMER LA BELLE men
FINDING EMPLOYMENT
AT CREEK MILL

Many Of those who w"r" employer d.
tho La Belle mill at tn" time" ''"slu
49,, hc,n, taken care Of. tn"
Crock malt has taken III "''''''
them and they arr now holding S''''''
i,bs in the various mills th"r'.
The mill that Is known as IN" o''" n
Mate mill" Will open prohholS Mo''u's'
and many Of the former Lid 60 Co.
.',,S,.os arc finding Jobs there. Thr'" Tor
,,,- c-.ws of tho LA Boil" mill Will
,,,r, 70 work AT tho Whitaker mill Mon
day. one started t" work last 'vr ming
Following the closing Of IN" La h','"
,,,u several weeks ago. many 81 inc
rn.u c>prrIrnCcd u hard tim" III ra"ii's
. living. but now that IN" Whitaker mn
has op,nrd conditions have D'ch t"a-
lrrially relieved.
E1ry WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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COL. W. H. c. CURTIS
AT The PENINSULA
wen Known Local Resident VIII DeIiV-
e. the Memorial to the Old
Soldiers Today.

One Of the principal speakers VIII" VIII
rake -zart in the memorial exercise today
will be Col. w Fl. C., Curtis. we'll known
local resident, who Will deliver Nh moan
orial address Mt the Peninsula for tn" old
soldiers.
He is a we'll known orator and - lrrc"
number uf PERSONS will n" doubt :" out
TO the cemetery {" hear tn" address,
which will no doubt b" a very interest
ing one
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brood N". 10. "l7-y"ar l""us's." ~"
periodical CicadaS Ar" COMING IN
'rh. cAp.rrS at The department 81 az
,r.lrurr say that ;h"N b"Ean "n"rI'mG
las, "Wednesday might and that n"
urges, .rnrrgcuc.. i""k Ilar" M '"' e
lowing night. W'*i Virginia "T'hAr"-
SIS haN,. been duly Warned hnh "
prrSum"d her" that im'' w'r" prepare"
+, con with "a" Irs""l vIs'"rs.
Tho nrrInd during wh.rh III" """d'S
do damage 10 IrN'-~ lev S?lii' lnL ll''
snII,tin, tho brnrch.'e 10 h"r"Sn "ESS
WIN not begin for t"n days or So. ~.
lh.. ,ninm"InGlSi~. Within maj l"t!"'
II will h" easily possible for the 'ht-
! y,du.L nrrhardISi -" farmer " h'i'' !
miur whether ur not tho insects ar
prcScu, IN sufficient numbers y" TIL
J protrr1ivr measure" necessary Nv
' nu, sur" mcnuS "t pr"t''i'hG YOU"
; .rrrG TN" .nI"HuinTisiS say. - :"
: rla,r a bag over each tree. sprays
+ and similar MEASURES hay" not De- i
: found particularly effective.
: Tho "uturruloEist~ "f IN" dcrar'h"h'
| Of agriculture ar" undertaking n S"r'',S
! nC ,irad., studies ~ rpun""ii"n Win
: this cmrrg"ur" Ia d"'"rmln" :''hht
: roiniS not fully ru"".''Gai"d h,r"t"i"r',
! Additional experiments VIII w. mhnr
! with sprays. \ gr"',t deal Of ADA t'"iG.'
| illustrative material VIII h" Eath"r'n
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Senator F:lkinS introduced his nrN
batch of bills IN tn" Senat" MondA|,
They were bills to donate cap."E :"
t;"rn,an cannon Ia the cities Of Wheel
nv Huntington Charleston. 'larkS-
hurg. Elucncld. MnrGantown. FRlrm"n,'
Mcundsvillc Martinsburg. Grafton
I'arli-rsburg r.IklnS and New Mari M
VILE; also special pension h'i!s LOT W.
l., ,rooksbank Charleston. So :.
month. John Bennett. Dawson. *'n. ana
/ Francis NJ. Lynch Of Palestine. So
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Rcprrscnta,iv" Stuart +. Reed VIII de-
liver lh,, FIRST Of series OF addresses
that he is scheduled To deliver IN W..
Virginia within the next i"w w'ckS, At
sutton next Friday. Mcp.or!al DAY
There is L. be a hig celebration at Su' =.
ton for which ,luh"rat" prrpara1ioI,s
Ennor !, rho old veterans of the CiVll
; war and tn" young veterans Of the war
: with Germany. ,u
ON June Is RcprcS"ntailN" itr"d VIII
: deliver IN" commencement address -
! mo students of the high school al har-
! risvillc: on Jun" "A h" Will maxi "A
! spcrCh at ClarkSburg. IN" OCCASION pc
! ing an elaborate celebration OF TIA
! dav. as well as an hou"rinG Of IN" sol
! dlrrs from that locality VIII" went 10
! war against Germany. on Jun" IL MI.
! Reed will b. tho principal speaker 4.
! a celebration To- hc held At 'I"nEi'''
| for the purpose Of hUnorInr lh' Snldl'r-
! students Of that institution. a mum 0,
| + whom went abroad never /" return
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Nathaniel Merrill \mhr"S" 49,. ma
tIN.. 81 West Virginia. m"ht"r -.
,h,' {; \ 4; and for many years Il law
clerk in tn. "fiI,' "t tn" r"mpl:"'ir
rr the currency. died IN a hospital AZ
pirdmunt, W Va. He entered IN
l'nlun army rs = private" ana rnS' ~
~. r,nk Of rarrain. being discharged
with tina, commission at tn" end Of me
tINIl war.
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Dean Jones Of tn" University INV
school IS in Ia" city: ais" col. Ran
doIph Stalnak"r "f Beverly and go
Rob-. 4. Stuilinrs Of Parsons. The Ia,
ter served on IN" stati OF tn' 1unEE
, al, nc,,. general IN Washington dr.
; INK tho war with Germany. but ~ now
| Out Of The service with an honorable
! diSCharGc, y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30

David r. French and Frank peters
! leading lawyers nf Rlu"r"in wH'
: among tn" callers upon R"pr"S" nta'iN"
, I;nudvkunntZ. They AT" here ON bus
| ness in the Suprcm" court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30

The greater the necessity for saVink
the greater your opportunity W
The intelIigencer Want Ada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30

The West Virginia f"dcrali"n "l
Wuni.n'S ,lubS. Mrs. Albert l. Lehman
rr ralrm"mi. Srrr' tary, - inI'rv>'''d "a
hlNIug Congress pass Il law l" give 10
,rrv.. military rank 10 army nurS' -
This was tn purpose of tn" Lewis
lIak,r blll Of the last congress. "h'rn
got lost ~ tn" legislative log Jam %
The final session y similar mi - I"
H., lutruiur,pl in TINS Congress and MT
I .rr,.u has written letters Ia tho
states drl"gatlun requesting supper
of the measure. Representative" N,llo
t;nodvl<ouuiz at once sent a reply th"'
hr favored IN" enactment OF Surh Jaw
IN ,rrn, nurses of England. Australia
and canada Mrs. Lehman wrote. arc
ON such "A footing III the mlll(ar! IS
,nbll ailments Of their country.