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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
Without Phosphorus Nerves OF Steel
Weaken, Waste Away and Die
Says Who Prescrib Posphoted Malt Steady and
, Strengthen the Nerves, Clear the Brain and Bring
Back the Joys of Life.

loss and TAX" 'wo fi"" grain 'ahlns az
nhnSihuE",'"d mai: :t:',- each 'u"a!. In
loss tunu t..I days II" "ali;"! .H;o my Of
IL" t'iN "C VIA and "i%or. his eyes
bright. his stop firm and Ia" manner
chat "c n inau 90 ;:v"0tr-IiVr though i"
was well past Gftv.'
The, valu" "f,r:Hlt is we'll known 70 nj
physicians. II - . E"Inarhnhi" '"oic
and ;iSst!" h,lild,.r Cousbinnd with nhns-
phnris and p'!oSpha;"s as ~ fh"Srho--
;t."d malt It increases mental stamina
h..!arc"$ .hc blood and aids n" =y"''fh
- ,.nnv"r; food into livln= tiss':". Tho
Old i,Tutd forms Of malt ar" convenient
to ':t.i.,. and ,noSt Of cher! contain also
hoi. which produces n""dl"Sa S:imuil-
tion always folio yed By G"pr",se IA; 70
action. i'hrSrhorsl;rr, malt has ~" MI
cr3tiTr properties o: mat Wit!irH; nc
,y.ii effects Of ',lc"hol Aftrr 4 l"w days
e.: !; yuu will wake IN rs. '&nr1 n; zig
"rouS a,:ii refreshed. rHlhy - begin NJ
days work I,''h r"Hnuhlrd condolences.
optimism and endurance.
NNTF:-Th,. feeling 81 eXh.ia ration
often nnti""ah;H after = f,'w w"'h.s, Hv,
ut pho%ph"ra;"d malt Is not due :" slim
citation. It = IA" chrcrii:'u"sS that
cnn:cs: Of rnr!rrt hrGlth--a l:fo stream
flowing freely. carrying thu Eot-i Sh-1T0t
n" body needs. and huSh!aE "ut II"
;.o:snnS rf which tho body needs % ha
rid. Tho fnn collaboration of perfect
health and fautlcss nnuTiSil:nent is 60
-trc 10 ra0St people ~ - b: rHnNarkahl"
and stranGr. Eh"Sphora."a nal: Is sold
~ MI Gr.iCCiEts 1H| especially ~
Wheeling b. Crest. Coitman a:i Rl"r
drur stores.
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ove- the land and there lay dead mo
first born OF both man ana braS;. L~'d
superaa,Iril!y by / pillar OF "touJ b.
day and tir" by night. II. children "
Israel crossed i!ilrtcui"usiy ihH Ed
sea. The crr:!na2t;inrrtS .hGnd"r from
Sinai. wa;cr SiiSh"s from ;h- dry. flI";E
rock anI ,h"y arc wiIh,r !!r'"":. miles
~ the promised laaI that flows Win
ra:llI and honey, Her" their HEh"l"f IL
made manifest Fai!h never s"nIs out
spies. Hut Tho children Of Israel di:l0-
ing up the tc-r:;ory sent or" u each
;rihN la;o n. Promised i1G.I. n" better
would i, hlFc bG"n 20 ha"n trusted ~
pillar o: clou,, rad II ::r". r,'h"- diam
tna opinions Of Iu"a: and ,tnw "oI.a
.nrv. Cantrrt themselves - Wait Ia
DAYS ard 80 nights when he" w"!"
ready - "n:"r s" Si:h all 'ho Gss'Hr-
a,c.s rs = rurstHa; S-r;.S OF miracles
and IL presence "f GOD IN n" r"-
:u:a IL tho Sp;"S ihcy wrrH unanimous
that 1: was = good nd d"S!-thi" lard.
bur ;nn of n. number sod they could
cried: let us X ~ a. once and pos
S.%$ I. tnr w" ar" wolf adj" /" over
conc Thank G"d =. IN" COURAGE and
fa;ti, nf Caleb an Joshua.
~" will ic: N" passrssioa Of ;hr
.aud represent i Widespread. glorious
revival. Fa:;Nful workers havn cnn"
GU. M" no land Win. 20 YOU des!""
NOR. :n-., - 7o.;::"s&:n:. We arr ali"
Il ~ nr!y believe 81: oc III" "rs;rn'zrd
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Order Soldiers 10 Cease
Soliciting Contributions

Special Dispatch y" The ITi''lliSrmc"r.
STEUEfNNlI.iE. OHIO. March -
City authorities today ordered un:t"rin'h
soldiers In cease %ulir!!!n% subscriptions
FOR cur l;ry" 4 soldiers m'sG:tHIr" hlid
suppusoi N"W Jersey publication, unlll
an inrrS! cation has been Inhdc. The
authorities say that Il large sum al
money has been collected h'l" through
misrepresentation. I'll" S"lUirrS ASKING
citizens for 5 contributions Ia Il luna
for "rripplrd soldiers and sailors ana
offering the ma gain" Ere" with every
donation II is nllri;" ihIl n" r'T"!plS
ar, given for tn" money and n" GuhrAn-
to-. that liz lulEaEiu" VIII oyer u" d.
livrrrd Ii IS also claimed by city "II!-
Gals that the solicitor r"iH:HS half TN
money he collects and thH; hnif OF me
halaurr ZOOS la u 'l!$ir'rt manager
who cmrluys returned S"ldl'rs for IN"
soliciting work. Wh"r" IN" remainder
gnaS is not known TIL, "!nanhr"r wA''
called into Mayor Frank F".Si's "iI''''
today and ordered I" STOP al! S"Ii'H'hS
hero under ranalry "f Arrest for "h'h"h
inC nlnriry- under falls" rr' lenses.
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FEEBLE
GIRL DISAPPEARS
FROM wheeling
MICHAEL PACE, PROMINENT TrAL-
LAM MERCHANT, OFFERS Re-
WARD FEE 1NFORAT1oN.
Girl lacks Normal Strength, and Con-
siderable Apprehension Is Felt
Over whereabouts.

Police IF thu entire Wheeling district
are searching for 2n-y"ar-nId .Ang"l5ne'
Tapptn. u feeble minded girl who d!Sap-
ucnrcd Tuesday evening nhuHI ? "'cl''rk
Tho girl. who is Il sister ri Michael
Pare. prominent Italian merchant of
PHO Main street. WAS last seen on
rwrnty-~rvcnth street, in Tho vicinity
Of the rSthian castle. She was near hr
pythian building about o'clock in the
evening. and no on has S'"n her S.nc".
The kris brother stated last might
that Il" has no idea wh"r' Sh" won't. Al
Though her mind has not been nf normal
strength SIR had never rr::t!I"d away
from hrIIr for an uuu: uHl length 81
linIr before. II was mt Unusual for Ter
IN 20 nut for Il walk atom" :" that II"
on" took her departure" ir"m horn" Tii"S-
dty evening seriously. feeling HAT sh"
would return. 1t rs believed. however
Thar she has suffered laps" at memory.
become lost and - unab" la lind h"r
way lum" \ reward is offered Tor m
CorIna ton leading |" her present where
ahuIitS.
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Great crowds are attendtnS the spe-
ctal services at the Fourth Street " f
church each evening. and tho keH. DIT
Milton s. Rees still puts over each scr
mon with thar real up-to-the-rninutc
~pcn" He drives his messages homo
With renewed vtGor Zach time and rs
each has q vital rnrSSac" that IS OF Sp'>-
ctai interest to all. * Ia sur" TO attract
and also keep the public guessing a. 70
what II coming next.
Last night the speaker took for his
text AN Atmosphere OF Faith VIII In
sure Victory" or "nver the Top, and
il proved to DO ono OF the most inter
csting discussions Of ths wreck. The
speaker selected incidents connected
with the world war jus, passed and IN
a graphic manner pictured 20 his a4o:-
enre reasons for studying the gospel
of~Jesus Christ.
His subjects for tn" rest ~ The we"E
vii be Of special interest IN all and
eycryone should avail Themselves ct the
onoortunity Of attending th"s" 'n'H't-
inas. Sunday afternoon thor" IS 20 hH n
special meeting for men "Hly And y -
sikely that 4 packed house Will crc"e
the evangelist on Sunday afternoon.
s-rhe attendance last night was IN
usually large. despite N" cold md dis
agreeable damp weather. Thor" w~-s
no prayer m"ettns III any cf N" SIN
Methodist churches thar ar" participant
ing in tho union services and tn" ma
soritv of all members ot IN" churrh"s
who are usually found in th"i- psws on
Wednesday rtEht at prayer meetings
were in attendance At tho revival.
I'm all my. long years ~ "ranS"l!st!c
work I never fol. Tho enthusiastic out
come of any r;nntiNcS as I now fool
them here" remarked pr. Res 20 IN In
telligencer man following tho services
last night. I fool that n" people ar"
with me and before rho meetings shall
close thrvo Will be many souls brought
to Christ"
The excellent musical program. IN
Guiding the spirited singing by the con-
Yregation. was up to the standard last
night, and was unG>>r tho direction OF
Mrs. Rees, with Mrs. John Sryhold nj
the piano.
Following the special musical prs
cram. the opening prayer VAS OtsHrrd rs
the Rev. c. Fred Anderson. former pas
tor Of a local Methodist church. now
wheeling district superintendent "f the
Methodist church. Or. i,e"s read MS
evening leSson from TSa'rl !. TIL" h"H-
ediction was pronounced b. n" EHv. T.
& Townsend pastor Of Ian" Sire;
church.
The Sermon
DR. Rees In his ahle sermon last night
: said In part:
-. Evngel1stic.
about ftf:cen months lad passed
since the death angel ca::!r {" E:-EHt
and the great wav- Of sorrow swept
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forces Of SataI IN Troy casnot prevent
the Succ"s$ - :h!s forward movement.
but indifference ana unhc!!"f may make
SUCCESS practically !mn"SS bic Christ
could no; do rrany mighty works IN
N1ZnrT.h because Of their nnp"i!ct
Thor" arc many places in this stat"
whcrr lie cauaot do many mighty
W. rllS b.raus, OF their unbclief. IN"
Master requires 1T atmosphere OF ial'h
Nlthou, faith II IS impossible 10 please
God. If we can Civ" HIM this ACIn"s-
ph.rr q! faith tho victory is assured.
This * III" victory that "NHrc"m"s
>kry:!ci$m. and npr0sit!"n. mountains
&C difficulty. even the world. Al Lag
;.rus' toiub We hear Him say: II thou
,y,.i.!drs, believe. thou Sh"uldSt So" IN"
.;ln-,. of Cod In IN" secnnn rlac". we
az able II No ar" willing 20 lahnr. This
IS rs you w'll know III" price ~ *ur-
c"ss IN every Gcna-'m.m; Of activity.
III" E!hlc declares. We ~" lah"r"rs.
! ilhorrrS together lin union there Is
strcnSthl.-we are Iahu-rrs together
Wit, cd
II ;hr arcScnc" Of The Duke Of VOL
linc'un VA sucC.c:"n, 70 !nSpir" h'S
soldiers; u noh!" service and victory.
what mast be Ne INSPIRATION n the
fact. IN; We qr'' :lh0r"rS together with
God hong t:irs ahi" lot rs <" UP ~
crc" md possess u. Ever sinc" Goa
.a:a 20 Moss, 'S;"G!; - ~" children at
T.!r,,!. :i.at they ~ fnrward.' his has
been in="naratly connected with the
.c>..i ~! Christ :anl'y. 81" an! preach
n, gospel Go uUt mo "a" highways
ard h"a.;ce' IL that r"o'h forth ana
wcor,.'lh hearing ;-Ec,"us s""d. shall
,In':,t!"ss com" 1r;.i". bringing his
ehcrycs with him When shall We go?
;. one. tn" I.ort'S work requires
'asto. Many a battle has h""n lost N
failure IN act promptly. This WAS IN"
Zero: % :;iIcr"S,. of The BrlEari1ns In
n" recon, var. Tho remarkable prompt
Tcr% rr th"ir action. pressing Their
hqt.la TO tn" very gates Of t"nStan-
tlroplc Lot there hH great prompt
noes ard r7"rtnn'"ty in this campaign.
rn:n the hills round about IN" city
rrho -" :ri;;1>7s OF the gospel and the
,-nrId shall Src again n" results or
~ crns""ratnd CHRISTIAN activity. Lot
~ no, sing. HOLD II" Fort hut Storm
thc Fort for 7 am coming. Jesus sig
raj" ",j!l: wave N" answer back to
h~avcn. hy Thy grace ~" will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
CAN'T BRING RAINBOW
DIVISION BACK EARLIER

W.NSIiINGTnN. March '.--Thr forty
scrnuI lRninh"wl division cannot h"
brought hnm" in lin" Ia participant" in
. Ihn NIrtorv Liberty loan campaign.
Secretary l;akrr wrote Secretary Glass
to-day that II would not h" possible 10
rrarrangr IN" schedule Of returning
troops 81 rs ~ advanC" III" smiling dat"
of this division several weeks from
April ~.
Mr. Baker replying I" tho request nf
,hr secretary "f tho treasury. said he
r"c"gniX"d tho popularity Of III" Rain
bow division. both hrcaus" Of its COM
position and because of its splendid
achievements in France" hut explained
, that iii would ~" n serious strain upon
tho transportation facilities in Franc" 10
cri this division ~ the ports in time for
. such sailing"
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W!'hin ter minutes after m nnPIica-
ton "i i'and'riur yvu can not tlni Il SIN
gle t!.;l,, uf daudvuii oC falling hair ana
yvur scalp VIII not itch. hut what vii!
nlr:tSr YOU most viii b" after rev
%c"h~ use, when you So u"w hair. INC
and urwny 1t iIrSt~--y":'--- really new
ha.r- growing al! over III" scalp.
\ lut!r lIlndrrinr immediately doubles
the beauty "f your hair. No dIt"r"nc''
how duh faded. brittle and %craSEy. just
n!oiSi"n Il cloth with nandcrinr and carc-
fully draw i, through your hair. taking
rnc small strand at Il time. The effect
is a,naztnE--yoUr hair viii y" light, fluT-
X and Way. AMI hav" an Appearing" OF
abundance: nn incompatible luStr". soft
ness and luXuriancc.
Got :. small bottle OF nowltoE'S Dan
drrIn. for 4 few r"uiS At any drug Stnrr
or toilet counter. and prove that you.
hair Is Us pretty and Snft no Hny--that
il has br"n neglected or injured by care
less ;rraimrut--that's al--you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots Of II II
you will just Try Il little nandcTine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
IRISH PRISONERS
TO BE RELEASED

LONDON. March 6.-The British gov
crnm"nt has decided TO release all Irish
political prisoners says the Daily Mail
today.
In order 10 prevent a great public
demonstration the newspaper adds. the
prisoners will return to ireland in small
patches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
Harbor Traffic Tied Up;
Settlement Is Hoped For

NEW YORK. March 5.-Traffic in
Nrw York harbor remained virtually
tied uu nj tho End Of the second day OF
tho marine workers strike. but James
l.. Hughes. mediator Of the department
Of lnhor. report ed tonight that progress
had been mad" toward effccting n settle
mrnt between the railroad administration
ana it's employees. who man forty percent
nf thr craft here. Private boat owners
and their mon apparently were as far as
ever from an agreement.
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UNCLE SAM
(conttnued from Page one.)

lions TO borrow tn" money 20 pay hack
advances which has been mad" and
wh;-E. Il IS necessary to carry on, our
program. It IS going 10 b" v"ry diff
c;,l,. In, We arc approaching Il with the
determination that -" will mako *
succeed in n rc-.: largo extent ?rd thar
We will got n large measure of patri-
o-!c corporation from all tho interests
which arc affect Cd"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
MANY INJURED.

TTTTSETRGN. March "a s""r" III
persons were injured. several seriously
when a car ASCENDING IN" lrnHnrShr
Heights Incline got beyond control W
tho mo:orman and crashed mt" tn" STA
Lion AT Grandvinw aT'nu" carly to-day.
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10 Ratio Advance.

In statement Mr.. Hines said:
IN connection with the consideration
~ this GucSti,n. there has h""n no lis
CUSHION Of raising raics. either i'ass"n-
scr nr !rctS='. h"caus" tho money d.
":ved from rates goes into operating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
THAMES OF THE PUBLIC DUE
THE DRUG TRADE DURING THE
ELUENGN EP1TEEC

The thanks -; the A.I"c!cHu public
arr certainly Gcc n" rTt:rr drug tr7tc"
retail wholesale :l::d :;!st:;a:.t%t Uctas--
for wha; th"y acc"lnpiish"d during ne
r"ccn; .ailU"g:Z;. epidemic THO war
caused 4 $h"rtGg" % ?hy~.;tan~-
nurses w.rn a:ln&. ::HnnSsin.c t. obtain
til" demand on III drug l;FaIr was
un.v pcci"d and nT"-nhci Elirg. and 10
this ,l":nuai ;l,':' rtSpon,."'! t,"hiy. To-
Kali druggists KIP; "i"u day and night
and slept whey" It:.'y. dropped behind
n" pr"Scr: I.:uu counter. "h"..'S2:''
druggists called Iiislc Sa!.sncH -: ~"
road to he!p iii ordcr$-kuudrcd3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
Atmosphere Of Faith Will
Insure Victory, Declares
Evangelist Milton Rees
DRUGGISTS! IjC;NS |.EP0D)nljD
Shortage 6 Oven CONE Mt: IT LAST

The Deal Scheduled For Last No
vember, Which Was Postponed
on Account of the Influenza IL
idenic, Is Now ,Re-inst1ted-
Good During the Month Of
March.
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sGEr US GO UP AT ONCE AND POS
SESS IT, POR WE ARE ABLE
TO OVERCOME"
SPLENDID ME TITG S EVER
HIeHr AT FOURTH STREET
III E. CHURCH.
spEc1A1, MEETING FOR MEN SUN
Day AFrERNOON-B1G CROWD
ATTENDING SERVICES.
suEECrS FOR REST OF


The Rev. DR.. Milton 3. KEGS
Evangelist Fourth Street M. E.
Church
Thursday, 7:ao O'Clock p. M
Subject, -Ttme to Awake"
Friday, ESQ O'Clock p. n
Subject, stock Taking"
Sunday, 500 o'clock p. m (rnen
cnly)-Suoject, MANS Greatest
Problem
Sunday, $50 O'Clock p. NJ
Subject, Tho Tragedy OF the
Ages
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"Cascarets for Mothers Pets,

Careful mothers know that Cascarets in the home
mean less Sickness less trouble less worry, less COST
When one of the Riddles has white tongue, feveElsh
BREATH sour stomach or a cold, Cascaret quickly
and harmlessy "worlts" the poisons from the liver
and bowels and all is well agan-only 10 cents box.
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NOVEMBER DEAL EE-1NsTArED

This deal. which We hail "NN'ct'rs to
nut on last November. md wii.ci! had ."
D., post Y"ntsi on ;;c,uuu; of III" Shoriai,r
" Vapotsub. is reconstructed Tor tn: ':untn
o: March. THIS .!i,".SS Z d:SrCuu: -:
lOcc on shipments from jobocrS' S;"cR
Of this discount IS ai.uwcG ~ the johb"r
and Sc by us.
We advise ,he retail druggists %
place tirir orders Irn0lrd;;ti.'.y. ;" thai
the jobbcrS will h,, a<'," !" *; prompt
shipments to thorn.
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OVER ONE MILLION JARS OF
VAPORUB PRODUCED
EACH WEEK

1t IS with pr;,!. TIA, "" announce ~
the drug ;-;ir that tn sn"r;;.G'' II
Njck'S Nai.nruh. which has L'St'L since
last October. IS low "v"rc a:!c. S.Hc''
January LIST. "" h:sv" boon rCnninS 'ur
! laboratory tp:r:,tx-t!i~r" and L hal:
hears OUT ~ every .S'i.ty-:"ur. Last
week We shippc,! II" last at OUT BACK
orders, and retail druggists. th"r"!"r".
are no longer requested 10 order III
S,na,! quantities only.
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TO MOTHERS While all children detest castor oil, caome,
pills and axav they really love to take Casoaes because they taste
like candv Cascarets wo the nasty be sour lamentations and
constipation poison from the chds tender stomach liver ana Oo~eS
without main or qnDq Casae dsappont the worried mother
Each ten cent directions for children aged one year old
and upwards.
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= or Piles
Send Today for Free Trial OF FSrn-
mid Pile Treatment and flho
Real Happiness.

Ifyou suffer so badly YOU cant wait
for the free trial get Il % cent nos
OF Pyramid Pile Tree .ment ~ the
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The Cost of Living.

Politicians assert that the next
campaign must have an Issue. a
clash between the parties. which
will cause the voters to lean to
one eide or the other.
II al issue 10 wanted 1t is easily
found. The American people, al.
most without exception. are pinch.
ed to make ends meet. Regardless
Of salary prices continue to root
high, and deficits In the family
pocketbook show up month after
month. Thousands of wives have
gone TO work. thousands of child.
rem are working 10 efforts to aid
father 20 pay the bills. The bare
necessities of life are too high, 10
the opinion of the common peo.
pie; they must come down.
The political party that wants
an Issue can make one. Attack
the high cost Of living and go
through with 1t like the dough.
boys went through St. Mihiel.
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CQ0tloaed "a aexs page
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Official. Proceedings Of The
Police Jury.
Franklin, La, August 6, 1919.

Franklin, La. August 6, 1919.
The Police Jury met this day in
regular session with MIR. Charles N.
Frost presiding and the following
members present: Kimbrough. Hay
del. Olivier. Drackett, Aucoin. Calm
and Pharr. Absent: Wolford, Bou-
dreaux and Gooch.
The minutes OF the last regular meet
ing, with the exception of the report
OF the Treasurer and the Finance Com
mittee the reading Of which was On
motion, duly seconded and carried,
dispensed with, were read ana APP
proved.
A c mmunication from Hon. L. E.
Thomas, Chairman State board Of
Affairs, was read. and on motion OF
I. B. Kimbrough, seconded by Cab
riel Haydel and carried. it was re-
ceived and fled, and the Secretary
was instructed to have published the
usual notice that the Police Jury
would sit as Board of Reviewers On
September 3rd next.
The report of the Finance Commit
tee was read and on motion of T.
Aucoiu, seconded by Arthur Olivier
and carried, it was received, filed and
made part OF the minutes, and the
Secretary was instructed to issue war.
rants for all bills listed thereon on
approval by the Finance Committee:
FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT
Franklin. La, Auaut 6. 1919.
TO the President and Members of the Police
Jury:
Gentlemen We. your Finance Committee,
beg leave TO report that we have examined
the following bills. and finding them cor
rect recommend that they be registered and
psid:
OFFICERS SALARIES JULY. 1919.
Charles L. Pecot, Sheriff. ............ s125.0o
DR.. Beverly w. Smith. Coroner. -. 1888
Il. Em,net O'Niell, Secretary. ..... -. -
X. L. Sispr. Trrasnr"r ......
w. H. Latham. Public Printer ........ $500
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Respectfully subm tilted
". n. GODCH
Chairman Finance I ommit;ee.
The report of The Treasurer was
read aud III motion of A. E. Calm,
secluded by I, Il, KimbtQush and
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OFFICE SUPPLIES.

X Emmett ONiell, for stamps . on
Frere Drug Co, ink ! 70
larSlll 60. Tor Clerk of Court Is III
Cum Tel d Tel 20, phone bill Secre-
Rotary May IA IS
Dameron> Pierson Co, fer Secretary az
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BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
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Vcedcr a Sons, sups. and SAL Chareu. a 6
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

n1it1 fiimpnafin lotiu. Soioen lafi
on fipiiiin tailluibin firjoitettu la
Fl, ionfa Sainpala polipelianiu Ioo-
|iefien falitta Siinnin mliorella antoi
Ssraelin faninlIe. SiinG Inisia on
ielmGsti ianottlt mitG ibmiIen pitdd
teboG. Sa mitG olla tefemGttG. Weltt-
ia npt torpituan lain oifea pmmdr-
rms tietd1fienune mitfd opot oifeito
lain toitG. Sos MT ibminen libolli.
len mieleniG nm1foon Dritt1G lafio
tGptt11, min o1pat faiffi bGnen tp0ft
Ia firotitt, iill1 roamattlt ianpo ettG
lafi on bengellinen ia me olernme
libnIliiet ipnnin ollie mppopt. Siis
finn tufi on bengellinen min on p1lt
tGn1GttontG ettG lain tGpttGiG mpos-
fin pitGG ola bergellinen. Witttu
fufa on bengellinen2 &oumottit la.
noo foitfi ibmiiet libolliiefii. &ris.
tus Slnmolon oinoo Ypifo on ben.
gellinen. Ga mt ie jofa &risttfien
bengestG on oIollinen on mposfin
bengellinen, ei itieSiGGn, noon &ris-
tufIesio. SGnid on MT pllbiittai tois
oen Ioista. &otlomme mielG ntif1 on
uSfon lofi. llSfon lofi on emanfe.
lilmnin i%oarno, iit1 usfoen tltlee III
minen bengelliIefii. SGn ioo nimit-
t1in &ristiiflen bengen. @dotpnli
fitiitu epanfeliitmio mpoSfin nsfon
Iaornufii, fltn bun golotoIoiIilto FL
ipp, olettefo te Sengen ioaneet lain
toioen eli ltsfortloornon falttto?
(Satf)
g. Solmd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
Gin, Minm.

acknowledgements milf bollaria
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Chm forteatoi1lila f1DpG nliorufai-
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apesta iaaffo. On ouut boitoa iao-
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tpoan fosfa bGn on 10 porenemaan
t1iin, MIN mluitettiin fotioan ia
'iilIoin oil ifGGnfuin tiilioisiublo
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pitt pubeen. &abon ferd1iinG tot
mipat emGnnGt: e. Shine, y. Siias
g Siipafta jail. &%antola, iefa to-
tot, Siloa Siipaffu ia @nnp Sartl.
Sllfi-ompelulerram fofous oil
Sbomas @ime'n ~aillnnolla 13 b,
Sast. 9. Hl1otlalainen ON mat
fustamit parifii miifofii 9afotaan'
$4,000 tliomittiin @intonir
panfin rabastonboitaia mafiamaan
fun aioi antolloon lapien plitie
iosta of fuoIema leltraufIend.
Conrad Gasperionin 5 tpanbt
Iapii oil Oulrtb'isia i%oititnrtt oai
ton allie ia fuolliit. Smtbattiir
Chm bo1ttititmaaban.