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A New Dr. Ind a New Flavor
Something you have been looking for
A base for Fruit Punches.
A flavor for all purposes

Perfectly delicious distinctly different from any
other flavor ever placed upon the market The taste
fingers and is all-satisfying.
AS base for fruit punches, blends with any fruit.
For sherbets water ices milk shakes etc., be
bned with Savers strawberry, raspberry pine
apple t1avors Just the thing rich favoring for
buildings pastries, Charlotte ellies desserts etc
For Fruitti Punch other cooling and refreshing
beverages 35c bottle is sufficient for one-ha gallon
of syrup (enough for two full gallons of punch) Use
one part syrup to or y parts water Costs less than
11ac per glass Pineapple lemon other fruits be
added If desired Full directions with each bottle.
Always ready for any occasion-one more glasses
be prepared at moments notice and served either
an allround home drink delicious refreshment
for the unexpected guest for the welplanned social
function
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TENANTS PAY KEY MONEY
London Renters Fay Occupier $50 IN
800 to Secure Vacant
Houses.

LONDON. May 31.-In many districts.
ana particularly In Yorkshire. where
tho dearth of houses Is acute the nrnc-
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Your Nerves

DO you get dizzy?
Is your mind dull?
Are you easily dazed?
Arc you easily excited?
DO your hands trcmble?
Does your heart futter?
Are you easily irritated?
Are Won easily frightened?
Is your sleep unrcfrcshing?
DO you have creeping feelings:
DO you suffer with neuralgia?
DO you forget what you rcadc
Is there "a twitching Of the mus.
clcSn:
DO your legs and arms go to
sleep?
Is there rush Of blood to the
head? ~.
Do YOU have n languid, tired
feeling?
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SUP RENE COURT

fTTtEi.E<T'rH. ". Na.. Mar i.~-H%
Application If ihN raj" ut tiIr'c C"n'inI-
nnccs ~ ii* trial wiln"ui hia "rrs'' '.
Limos ''cav. r,.r,l. unh"r conviction III
MInan "nui.;! Tor 'hr ;nIIrL"r NJ i.u,h"r
Ru,h, ford. was today or.C ed f"r"Nc-
, discharged frnm prns"Cuiitm - M al
irr"G "'f'ns" H. ;hn surr"nr" court.
!)r"is IynS u"r' amnnumr"d III soon
cthrr cases a& follows:
Maynard aaa!ust !;ncln. frrm M.nsn
r"unrI reversed and r"maHdrd $500.
liuffmsm agulr$: N2ul'%. Mari"n
cnu:iiy. affirmed.
Ennt;: AGAINST Bartlett. Marion. re-
S"rscd anu r"ihnutlrd.
FAKE. against EnEin MnE"cciia 'NHn-
y. r'r":S,'! a:,L y"nInI.I'd.
Maihrny "@";nst Jackson. Wyoming
county r"v"r+,r! and r"mantlcd.
0hrrrl4u against fT"i company. Mar
ION county reversed AM "cr:andrI
howard nanlrs, Ei"i". Marion COUNT.
affirmed
The crawford cns.. .u-tish"d Il no.
and uniui,r arp!iGar ION If the lax which
has fur us l"ryh~, III" securing "I
Tuirl; lrini i>r Taos" under indictment
or srri:us crimes. Tho rule is tina;
WHEN the trial cf person "lr@riScd With
rrin.c is cuntir"'j IL lhrc" terms OF
court without f::" consent or NlulihH vi
the defendant ~ is entitled I" his free
inrr on his motion for Dismissal If IN"
allotment.
C'rawCnr, was Indicted for the murder
nj Rutherford! HNl Cor tw" succeeding
terms - rasr was continued on mHtl"n
nf ~" stat. st the next term lac NJ
di-rrurnt against h,ln was n"lli"d md I"
r.w indictment charging the sam" Of
ftrs, but making t moro Specific: ms Il"
time. was r.,rra,,! against him. Ni"r
This n crntiuuaucH was taken nj IN" next
term under til new Indictment.
Crawford! IT nuC" moved "a have thf'
indicIrnr,,, dismissed and 10 haT" HIM
self DISCHARGED from further prnS"ru-
ticu. lis mnliun was nr"r-rul"'i hr ~"
M.rru CIRCUIT court and il" was iri'G ami
convicted ~ appealed :" lh' Hurr"m"
court, which, today reversed III" judy
mont RI the circn,, court md ordered ih"
prisoner II discharged. TIL" court hold TINT
the three cnntirI.N"cs must he counted
regardless o" The fact tliRt ihry did not
apply ~ idnr.icnii% ihc sam" inhtCtn1"nt
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%: njry sl,ure.
Barucsytrc Briefs.

,-l,--.,l -.I,g, X, !; W ffc Nam
!, ,,h ,.h,,, ,,,S IN haze
,,i .,,,,g ,l,,,; wccl, has been
49,; ,.,..,,
<.;,, ,ou,
''''"H :, .I"'' ~ >'",,r a.r,-
",h''"i ~" ', m. Saith I;rn.t
80 = '"''-'-' ''''''''''
'"''
.''h"> 'NSg'"S. 81 SCUM
WI" hA> l"''H quite III. is S's"''! '"
proceed.
MISHpt: ~, lir%LIi', ~ I''''I-
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE


NV YORK. March +.~~Eu;;"r--'
lTirmrr. Creamery higher than ,"&tC'iS
5SMSSEc; creamery eNcras 80 scn1fl.
5TG5Ti:,c: flrsts, -: q OH 80; packing
Stnrk. current make No. :. @br.
T;gss.-,:stc;uiy Fresh gathered -
tr!r;. :Gm sGI:r. fresh gathered regular
packed extra lir.:ts. .+54p g. So; hrsts.
:" % {; i.r, state. PENNSYLVANIA and
nearby western h"nn"ry whites. tine To
fancy. :, !, s:c: state. PrnnSylrap':L ami
,."nrl.y h"uncry whites. ordinary To
uri,nr, 4ST soc. state. Pennsylvania an'!
nearby h"nn"-y browns. +'|"iS; dn'
,.a,',.rrd brown and. u:%cI e1l"r>. a. l.
n i%i.r.
,'hrrsr--T'irm Gurr"nt MAKE specials
7l,%l:.,.. do. :v"raEr run. 81 !: 'L II Il =.
I.v" and dressed i'"uI'r%~" firm'
Prices unchanged.
EYCur--tfrm.
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REACTION IN
STOCK MARKET

HTr YORK. March 4.-The session
-, ,-s stock exchange today was lntiu-
cnced 20 AZ, extraordinary extent ny 'h'
nrocress O. events n. washington anu
vrdcsn-cad interest IN the address which
President Wilson IS 10 deliver h"rc w
night.
Passing Of thr STA congress ~ith"nS
action On financial legislation nt P'',-
,,o,n. Importance. Including IN" f"H-
road revolving fund. unsettled 'ransfcT
,at,on during the intermediates P"r'ou'
tina, group r"acilnS I" almost Iod
For = ,,rnr tho reaction c"n10rNhcnd'''
'.h. general list iacIud:n Nt""iS hm,
cn,,inmen,e, which nrc :; H. affected
-. no status of ;nc railroads. hut u'u'H
Of the reversal was recovered Ia'er' -
c-or Of The recent n,ariic, lenders asccF'o-
ing 20 new records ,
Foremost IN thu latter class was N'''H
Sor.nsfeld. which rcG;St"T'T me ~"
MAXIMUM Of l2h after n Temporary
back Of five pcic;s and American W..
On. which rnsr s points. half M us eAl.
being made prior :" the announcements
or tho ten percent extra d'F'ac"u'
Oils and motors cehourd"H HtsoFoo>': =.
+he former deriving substantial sup7n7S
80 va NOR, liberia! at,::uds OF the
WerIcar authorities and feathers con-
t;bu,sd largely 70 tt.a general improve
rosn+ at the ord VA Sh:pn,nss ara
T,cto,s Jagged. sales amounted TO 49,
600 shares. oo-,
Numerous railroad statements or earn
100 ve-c issued by Tho interstate" CON-
,,er-e commission. thes" tc- me E7l'S'
part showing substantial net rs!u 70
Foreign bonds were f'rH,' '"t s;!.'.,on
,..res Including the Liberty olEIs;ot,
lisISas Hract:onalIy to point TotA
s 1sns - yalue1 aggregated s1s.125,ooo.
az I-,tted states bonds we're unchanged
-, ca11
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO March 4.---iGogs--H' cc!rta.
5000; market irrcGIlar, l@c IN S9:
hlc!rr than yesterdays general trade;
"*; rIaicd tomorrow, 2o.bo4. The day
prices stan
Receipts. $4,000; b"ct steers,
&c 10 a1c lower; shr- stock mostly "5c
luw"-: huils steady; calves %bc higher;
feeders about steady. Estimated tnmor-
TOW, 5000 Bcrf Cattl", good choice
and Price. *lG.3"dl .n.nu; rommpn and
medium. sin.50m 1853; butcher. Stock
cows and hr!frrs. $:."oT lj."n; rnnn"rs
and cutters. sG.25 n I.5n: Siock"rs and
feeders. good. ch"ic" and prime. sll Al
4rI5.Q": inferior. common and medium.
ss%%5Glll.%n. Veal cnlvcs, good and
choice" }l1.223 1880.
Sh"cp--,IiccciptS. a,Nnn: n,ark:t I'M
evenly strong to IS" hIsE"r; estimated
tomorrow, G,nn4. TIL" day prizes stand.
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John Hunter Back.

john I!untrr. q sturdy young s"!d:"r.
son g.: ". an,. MIS-. y. t. Hunter ~
hu,ur from tho SCrrirr. having h'"h
E;v"n an Lonorabl discharge. lis
parents Mr.. and MrF y. &. Hunt =. 81
h"rc ab"lIt n year ago for Kentucky.
anil after wishing friends h"r" 20" t"A
ia%s. n" VIII leave for Kentucky.
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CAPITAL 1nCnEhsEp.

PORTLAND. Sc. March A.--Aa in
rrrus" .f capital ::t":E from 5000"
,u so nnn. nm wne voted tndny n -"
annual nf,.rir- NJ tn" sto~kh"ih"rs "t
ti,n M,rr!ii OIL rnrrnralinn whose head
uInrtr-r :" Iorutcd ~ Denver. COLOMBO"
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SUGAR

MN ToRil. March 18th" l"ca,
market fer raw Sugar was steady and
Unchanged At rs fur c"ntrifuEal - IN
r,Iiin"r. The board reported purchases
Of - %nn bags ri Porto F!NhH.
Thc." was IL litrl" better inquiry 20
ported ia the market for refined. nui
tho demand was stIl confined 10 rearb!
rr-llirrmcnts. pr.C"S were rnchInE*!
al 20 for fin" Sranulaicd.
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rrnr. ". T. Tnyl"r Of l'rthany college
v.,II I,.ritr.. to the Outlook club and IN
vi:rd guests on Thursday evening
March 6. mt the HON" NJ Mr.. and Ms
T. 81 E,rd. 700 Commerce street. The
.uhjrr, Of the lecture is France thr his
tor" of which hna h'"n the study or tic
Outlook club this winter
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. March 4.-~prrca,cs wr.c
Of rcd for future delivery at ihc new
u-ic: narnrd for spots u short tim"
a." Yarns ruled Qu"L. Wool goods
w.rr sold Inorr freely. fa1 silk MAS
slrudy. and hurla7s quiet and weak.
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Ahrnh1nl KcKitEicG-

Abraham McKItrick. aged - years and
4 tava, died ON Tuesday. TIL" deceased
,vas The father Of Elmer McKitrick, who
died on the fourteenth OF February.
Funeral services on "Wednesday ut 5
o'clock. Tho body will be removed 70
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LARGE EARNINGS.

COIL. CITY. IA. March Eth" Ma
tinnal Transit company. in tho y"nr md
inc urcr,,l,"r 81. 1"lS. had Ms earnings
nr sI.scn.a6:.%n. This compares w''h
nrr rnrrines If tE2N.4o+.76 for tn" pro-
C"diuE Nt"r.
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Yield Social.

:. The Standard T;"aI"rS II ~" 7>'
N. f; church hold social III III" 'hH''''
Monday r:cninE. y program was '"r-
rird nut and a most rny"lah!'' t'iflr -
reported by thrs" present. '''':'SH-
ncntv Tcr" SERVED.
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WELLSBURG


Th,, cnur, housa was still flilHd a.
u'>lr,.k. and vitnrss'" wrrc being OK
arnincI in tho felony charge aERih't
Lon. tIaIl. and expert Testimony ~: l'TS.
Arnold and judy was being gwen rear
the hrIir mentioned.
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MORE STRENGTH
IN CORN MAKE 7

CHICAGO. March 4.-NVish tho visible"
supply reduced to an amount nearly
without parallel at this tim" o. ;hr year
and with rough weather threatening; II
further rtit IN receipts. rho corn Warkct
today gave evidence 9: decided strength
Tho close was unsettled but I" : CENTS
rrt higher with Nav l2g to 1.%Hi. ard
1nI,- 1oIa; 10 1..5. Oats gained I. % y
,.sn;s In provisions tho Outcome Wa
nm hanged to 90 down.
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Sergeant Arthur Kay l.uE"uaI. WI \
tho rxrcd!t i"nary forces. IS awaiting n
, ship for his return home. Sergeant i."-
g"pul has h"rn ~ ihc ScrTicc i"r tW7
yrn~S
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HiF Game.

TTIus" who pissed Sc,rn1; TIC. H.E =
n = s. basScihall gan!r at IN" I'i'r hall
las, week Will hive another opportunity
J., geo on. of rh. !,rSi teams ~ IT. STAT
here "Wednesday night.
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EvepRoltstic,

s. 6. I.a7rin 81 Bethany returned on
Monday from twn weeks stay 4:
Shinustrn, W. Va. where Il" was assist
jrr in n ...,-opcrat!vr eTanSclist,c effort.
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EasketDEN.

nn Wednesday night al 81" in cay
hall. IL" WrllSlurE i. NJ. {. y. ,"rnl
rlavs ;hr Salem Nv. NmD College tcarl
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Open ! High Low F!"S-

Cash quotations: Corn, No. 5 Follow
!p,rn.ual No. ( yellow L33% q Lat: No. 5
yellow l.39 a l-%1i::.
oats. NJ. white SIS: n &C; standard
90 a 60it-
Po-! nominal Lard c3-75. Eios 2A.op
n 600.
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VT TN'T-I.
LLOYD Earl E"tis Cleveland. ohio.
Fulton ,'uu,ar. JurIstuwn. Pa.
En,r! NJ. I'nSl"%. Columbus. ohio.
Jennings l.: wilkins. JohnSiuwH, ;
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Ralph Hahn HON e.

Rnlrh liahn - 81; his nom" IN 'h'
Fourth wnr'l. having hr"u given IN nom
nrallc diSrha:Ga from the S"rvi'".
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. March 4. 10.
Furnished The Gntnlligcncer by 4. Z.
Mas,en & Co. members Of tho New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ipr Wheeling, W. Va
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Ny. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va, March T. ~
E,,-nisbed The Intelllscncer by A. f
u9s usn r Co. members OF the New VOTE
90 WSoeiins' W. Va Louis F. srano'
rc>;dcnt Partner.
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Curb Mining Stocks
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, W. Va. March 4. 10.
Furnished The Tuiellgcnccr by \: r.
Mas,cn G. Co. members Of tn" Nc" inrk
Stock Exchange National Bank Build
;nS. Wheeling. W. IA
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
a,krrshurs on Wednesday evening foI

burial.
Th. dcr-astd who was soldier in
rl,c ,'iyji war. suffered a *,rui.c on sun
,I.y aft,r"nnn ar :: u'clcck. Mrs. Nc
kiiri,k did % years ago. Two sisters
reside. at I'nrk"rShu"E. ". VA. Mrs y.
.. tnii.y ard Mrs. Rosa d:obcrts.
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American Casualties
&%%@>&%%%%%
AFTERNOON LIST.

WASH Nt;TnN. Marc 5.'-~Tnc t"t-
,,.,.inr rast.,lI:ru are reported Nv tn
commanding general IF IN" American
,Xuriitlunhrr forces: :,
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PETROLEUM

on. cry. Ia. March &c r'd'' hh-
orraS. 81. Runs. 1859. a""rac" %
az Sh;rrn.uts. Gi."tt: ar"r13". 20.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. atarrf1 4. -.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. complied for the Intelligent
cor
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Attended Funeral.

Out-of-iown relatives who attended
tho funer,l OF Mrs. Nancy Anderson
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John t;ak"nh"lmHr.
of Warnock. O.: Mrs A. r.. Hooper. Of
Belmont; Mr.. md Mrs. u. 7. Wilcox.
OF Bethr sda: Harry Wilcox, ri tl"H"-
land. and Rev. Z. L. Clark and family.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

NIIr!E! MI. W. Va. March 4. ~.
Furnished The In;"lllgcnccr by a. T.
MnSfrn Il 80. members u III" Pittsburgh
S;uc.. Exchanges. National Bank Build
in.. Wheeling. W. Va.
STIIL,kS Ask. Bid.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. March 4. 20.
Furnished The IutelliScnccr b. A. Il.
Mns.cn G. Co. members OF the boston
Stock Exchange. National fank hu''c-
Inr Wheeling, W. Va.
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Thr. following "ahlcfi cnrI"C' 'c''" A.
-, az, anurndlN to the regular
'..,.n,i;y fsi, NJ the r"nura' IT ilm scI-
sra, rr,.sG Assoc atoms:
Worndcd tpegrs Undsternlin od!, P1ovl-
vIoualy reported Missing n Action.
frtEat'- a., ,., -,
william Y. lawson. on 'IlE. "a.
uyonndcd Degree UndetermineA), Pre-
cloudy Reported Missing IN Action
WIliirm .Icusii, Cleveland. Ohio.
rrNHt"- wv w.
Roy Stiltrcr, Marytown. ". w.
sick in Ec~ni"al, previously Reported
STlsBing in Action.
:,.r,, II. I:,,.r:"r. East .NkTan. ohio.
I,.,rh E,lr.,Hi,i. PITTSBURGH. Ia.
Adam Tavr,ii. cleveland, ono.
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r,rsT OF WOUNDED.

Tfu rniI"w4rg casualties ~" reported
a.. trr Terminating general Of tho Amer
i,>,} ,>;rI.tionary forces:
Wnur;lcl fhrgrc" undctrrm!n"df -. / :
Wn,I,d"d slightly .-''..-'-..-' ..
fetal ''-'----' ~
Captain: :,
Dewitt Ehar!r" Fllnt Hnrh'cS''E' y. L.
CORPORAL:
Inl,a 4. Conrad. 'lH'cl"hd' O1t"'
rri%atc~:
Charlie. ". Miller. CI"r'lard. Ohio.
Dani,l /. n'::ri"n. Pittsburgh. "a.
Hairy Z Strnhri. Pittsburgh. Tn.
woanded Slightly.
John d. 1ickEdor, Mar1nsturE, W.
Va.
SrrI"Gnt:
Elmer Alexander KRISTEN, Pittsburgh,
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,-i,, rnlIrWlnG 'rnSuA.ti'S ar r"r"ri'G
hy INC commanding; general OF III" Amer
ran .yprdi: Urinary forces:
iced ttf t.isHa%". ..--...-...--. -.
'Trt1i .........,-. ............ 1"
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niod or DiDelGe-

''Ir.2.r' -.
''r-;,n-ll:
G..,rt., u >:rin.-. Columbus. Ohio.
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Died Of Disease.

Olctl Ol oASChSS'
William F. Cook, wanogo. W. vo.
I..,,rirk \. Htrry.- l;rahdnri. IA.
:, I'M m. HaTi"n. ohio.
Georre E. Woofter, Mills, ". w
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Total Saics S2S.3n shares.
Bonds 1882. Qt0.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-17
WEST MADE BEST
 ARMY SHOWING
,T0lcdo News-Becl

We rngt' n-Americans arc better ucu qb. -lciy today than they were IIr,n- tuc tiVii War, those of the West are srirdier than those Of tho ,ust. and te. itcnts of our large cities are only sHtly inferior in physique. Un trc 'Wiu.. to those of country and t..Icr
 The.e arc ttc outstanding facts in an auIi. -.s Ul ..a.ts GOV. rg tha cXami- uatun of --'r1ef mon t.Gor tho first ufmy s0lcc.c-
 cnrds. for et caaa. s. c.rouvted to go. ,yb men. or -g.Il rrr c.a. These pas>- ing thc piN sicaI sis numbered L- s,e.e5O. or 1e.Sa DOT cent
 More Roieet;on5 in 6i
 In the first selection CT tle tiV.l Wai reicctions amounted 70 St.s} per cent ''In view oi fhc great advance in standards of medical diagnosis sine. the Civil War;. says Provost Marshal General CroWd,r these figures indi- cate a decidel moro cmcnt m the na- tioual physical condition.
 Pennsylvania. Connecticut Vermont and Maine show the highest percent- q gcs of rejcctions. more than four men out of every ten failing Co meet arms requirements.
 
 physically fit quota. more than so per cent of her men within call being f0unu arccptable.
 ln a study made oi. city and rural rcn. topical cities nd country sections were taken as a basis. These studies showed 72.0i per cent of rural appi cants accepted and 27.9G rejected. as against 1t.53 acceptances for city men md 2S.i7 rciections.
 Changes May Result
 Ailments of the eyes. teeth and cars verr the most common causes Of reiec- Dn. Social diseases camc eighth as I.c cause of rejection. f.-I per cent oi tIr rciCct'ons being for this cause.
 The study of tho reports of tho local boards on the rules for physical cXami- nation disclosed considerable belief that the regulations should be over hauled Co some extent arrd made more flexible.
 lt is possible that as a result of the recommendations made there may be some changes. particularly as to inc re- lationship of weight to height. and re- glrding teeth eyes and feet.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-17

Dainty afternoon frocks are vieing with spring hats for first place in the attention of the fair shoppers. This attractive gown of blue taffeta with large rose colored flowers and sleeves and vestee of rose ce',red chiffon has a distinct appes
Arizona republican., 1919-02-17

The new hats have officially open ed the new spring season. The small ,lose-ftting ones seem to be the tsvorites. There are at least SIX mall hats to every large one. Straws ID combination with satin and trim med with feathers are unusually nleasing. The two pictured are the snartest in the entire stock of one exclusive Fifth avenue milliner.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-14
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There is more Catarrn in this sec ton of the country than all other dis eases put together, and for years it was supposed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by con- stantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable.
 atarrh is local disease, greatly in fluenced by constitutional treatment, Halls Catarrh Medicine, manufactur- ed by F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional remedy, is ta- ken internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Sudfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars re- ward is offered fer any case that Halls Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-14

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Newport daily independent., 1919-01-14

George A. Hillhouse, Representa- tive.
 Dene Coleman, Circuit Judge. Earl c. Casey, Prosecuting Attor- ney.
 o. W. Scarborough, Deputy Prose cutting Attorney.
 Lyman Reeder, Chancery Judge. John A. Melville, County and Pro- bate Judge.
 J. M. Ivy, Sheriff and Collector. L. J. Nance, Assessor.
 R. w. Randy, Circuit Clerk. Charles K. Coe, Treasurer. J. F. Parish, County Clerk. Garland E. Land, County Superin- tendent.
 E. H. Bowman, Surveyor. w. H. Nolen, Coroner. w. c. Wishon, Deputy County Clerk.
 Mrs. L. D. Daugherty, Assistant County Clerk.
 J. B. Parrott, Deputy Circuit Clerk. Robert Ivy, Deputy Sheriff. Charles Hogan, County Jailor. H. c. Nuckolls and F. P. Foushee, Justices of the Peace for Union Town ship.
 Ben Sandmon, Constable, Union Township.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-14
TIME CARD.
North Bound

No. Fast Pass. (no stop) Ar. 3:55am No. 34 Local passenger, Ar. 10:35am. No. 4 Fast passenger, Ar. 11:59 am. No. 92 Local freight, Lv. 11:00 am No. 30 Local passenger, Ar. 8:25 pm. No. Fast Passenger, Ar. 9:30 pm No. IS Fast Pass. (Hot Sgs.
 Sp1.) Ar. l0:05 pm
 South Bound.
 No. Fast Pas. (no stop) Ar. :52 am, No. IT Fast Pas. (Hot Spgs.
 Spl) Ar. 4:55 am. No. Fast passenger, Ar. 5:55 am. No. T Mail train tho passen-
 gers) Ar. 9:lo am' No. 93 Local freight, Lv. 8:G0 am. No. Fast passenger, Ar. 5:43 pm. No. B Local Pas. Ar. 7:20 pm.
 Leaves 7:45 pm.
 White River Division. No 210 Passenger, Lv. 6:10 am No. 254 Mixed Pas. and freight
 Leaves l2:lO pm No 251 Mixed Pas. and freight
 Arrives ll:O0 am No. 2O5 Passenger, Ar. 7:3O pm
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-14
NOTICE OF SEWER TAX.

The tax books for the collection of the special sewer tax on real proper ty in Sewer District No. 1 for the Ninth Annual Assessment to main tain and operate said sewer system have been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their taxes to me on or before January 3l, 1919. If such assessment is not paid, action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection ot said assessment and cost.
 Given under my hand this Beth day of December, 1918.
 L. MINOR, Collector Sewer District No. l, Newport, Ark.
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