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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
Post at Snyder Does Good Work.

Ethan Allen stow Post No llS o.
Snyder, has accomplished piece Of
work which shows how local posts
can take a constructive interest IN
civic affairs OF the community. and IS
of especial interest in Ardmore II
this time. The city cemetery at Sny-
der was in bad shape. The post form
ed itself into a voluntary sanitary
detail. Trees in the cemetery were
trimmed grass and weeds cut ana
burned and rubbish was carted away.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
WHY NOT RELIEVE
THAT COLD now
DR.. Bells Pine -Tar-Honey
noted for it's effectiveness

YOU'LL find the small cost OF
v generous bottle Of DR.. Bell
4 Pine -Tar-lloney sum weir spei
when you learn how promptly AZ
efficiently and comfortably it ifelps 3
lieye that lingering or new cold
cough. |
Its balsamc and healing antisepti|
are unsurpassed IN promoting ea
from distressed bronchial tubes. hell
ing to loosen phlegn, congestion. u
allsying inflammation. Children, I'd
like its plcasa ntness. Thousands ever
where use il the minute they feel
cold coming on. Get bottle at yo|
druggists to-day 30c.. 6Oc., Sl.20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
Record Discharge Papers with Coun.
~ Recorder.

All former soldiers are urged 10
have their discharge papers record
ed with the recorder in their county
No charge is made for this and in
case the original paper is lost, certi-
fled copies OF the discharge can be
furnished at small cost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
All EN.Scryicc Men Urged 10 Join
Legion.

Major Hugh Scott who visited Ard
more last Monday in the interest OF
the L. ). Public Health Service, urges
all eX-scrvice men to join the Legion.
Accompanying Major Scott were DR..
Holtzclaw Of the Federal Board on
Vocational Training and Lieutenant
Boylcs Of the Service and lnforlna.
ton Branch Of the War Department.
Interesting information was given by
these men concerning relief that Is
now available to eX-service men. Ey.
cry man who was in the army or
navy during the war is urged 10 go
to the Red Cross and fiji out blanks
for certificates Of disability.
Ardrnoroita w 4 Nr'p A no Irir,s ,.l,o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28

the question OF bonus to former ser.
vice men be submitted to "a referen-
DUN vote Of the posts in the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28

Homemade cakes at the Carnes
Flower Shop. 253
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28

Ardmorete WANT ADS bring what
you want.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-30

] ~ k 4A11
u 101mm n q
eh1no = Alnaglan1s
- vogy ine1peeieu1ee q youfh
y - aaseG Tr1e, ~ 1oaxp n x
pe<toaco, ~ 1nal1 u ~ sthings ~
leaFn we would bsst Ieeye m
laasne1
We learn to ~ Discourage. bat
you0 = daring - ~ auAacity. It
wilt succeed uhsro othsrs have
failed.
We learn timidify. We grow
cautious with ~. Offen caution
r : nane for cowardice. Hut youth
- bold. Il ninEs caution to the
winds, ind attempts the Impossible.
We gov weary with the load
long carried. Our shoulders stoop,
our feet lag. and or stsps stumble.
But youth rejoices 70 run = race.
Youths head u n the air, and Iife'a
challenge . Hike wine.
We grow pesaimistic and melan-
choly - lii dips toward the sunset
Some gloFisus Old men n9ht o2 III
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-30

~ The campaign Of mann
vi 4. n. c. A., which DUR
~ from Oct. 5 to 8 WIN
7Scfsass IT, membership "a
boing completed. details
1fiye Of the two armiea
Y leadership Of Majors A.
= and J. y. Wittsr beinr
1jness.
prominent citizens are en-.
3celly boosting the cam
I'D ! number Of endorse
n Tho activities and objecta
Il nssociation have been 70.
intsndent Of Schools /. G
- ~ written:
s1S cpmmunity organization Il
= By ~ ideals and the re.
1I16 MANNED. The ideals Of thu
ri &. a. are the four fold Do
1int Of the individual, intel.
1hysicsl. social and spirit
~ results In Rock Island aSs
and convincing. The Y. n
Derits the enthusiastic sup
= the individual and commun
Give Greater Returns.
|Hsnl r. Preston, commApdef o
y Rock Island post Of the Ameri
= Legion, asys:
"a man can get more actual re
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-30

Is our October Reduced
Price for heavy Cotton
Comforts, suitable for
every family need.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-30

Is our October Reduced
Price for Wool Faced
Cotton Blankets, full
size and extra heavy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
COLERAIN


R.v and Mrs. r. II. Randall spent
IA" wo,k with their parents al Column
bus. Q.
EaCh"l Maui" continues about the
same.
f. T.. Simpsor spent A few DAY. with
has daughter. Mrs. T. &. Baker and fam
Nv Of Jcrusalcm.
Mr. and Mrs g ! EracI;in and daugh-
fer rd,th were rho guests of Mr.. and
Mrs ! | smith or IIorrisyiIc Sum
d,v
! g Miller w,s ,br pucs, rr Mrs +
J. WIN. sunday
MIR, Martin and son rInvd Of Wash.
jur,on IN worc callers hero SaturdoyS
! W EIr>hv attended tho rfijcth
aunIvcrs,r, IF Mr. and Mrs Thomas
V. Salisbury SUNDAY at Wheeling.
Josrh Manic ( ,mnrovinr SLOWLY
N,sa olive Smith or UorrisyiIlc
s,cp, iva vccL.c,I u.i,h Ldi,b KrocL.
in
NJ and ure < j. y,,r;or;rc r,cos-
.,,,I,. .,,,.-,.,,..I , ,,.,r r,,,,,., r,,o.d,r
v',,' g.. ,,r.., d,,,pc- Nr and Mrs "
: I,r,,, N, and N,e ,:<orrc pc,h,dv
,i.,.,,.b,,, NiIs. r,,,,, W,sa I!arny
Ijn,rh.,r Mrs ,nni, ,icrr and son.
I,Lr
W-,rI....o ,,.,,,.or e ,,,,,,, r-o,, ,r,os.
,or .,i,,,o
W., r,J.,r,h Whit. r;,-,r,dc yyhi,s
:, :, ~,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05

Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Hicks Of Akron.
OHIO. are here visiting friends.
Frank King Of McMccrhn. WAS bust
ness caller IN the city Thursday.
Thco Funk and wife of Oswcgo. Ind,
came to this place IN their automobile
last Wednesday. Mr.. Funk will be en-
ploycd at the Patterson Window Glass
House which is now running.
Mrs Myrtle Sine and children. Of
Akron. Ohio. are here the guests OF
friends.
Master Paul Gray celebrated the sixth
anniversary of his birth at his homo in
the crawford addition Thursday. Paul
IS a New Years boy. About twenty OF
his young friends were present and
assisted IN merry making. They also
ate lee cream and cake before returning
home.
Mr.. Willard Gray. is spending few
days with friends at Moundsvill".
Master Harry Behc". returned homo to
Moundsvillc ycSt"rdaN after spending
several DAYS with friends in this city.
Roy. S g. Fisher Of Tho Baptist
church left yesterday for Rcd House in
answer /" a telegram announcing his
fathers death.
John Mcrardlc Of Parkcrshurg. and
Andrew McCardle of MOundSvIllc. spent
New Years day with their brother e. Y.
M'Cardlo. who has been quit" poorly AT
his HON" III the Crawford addition FOR
som" time.
VIM NJ. klncaid. whose illness has
hrr"t"f"r" been mentioned is still in a
very critical condition.
Il l.. Min. Of McMcChcn. has purchas-
ed the confectionery store Of J. b. Hips
Icy. and has taken charge of tho place.
MIR. lipSlcy will 90 to Cleveland. Ohio.
whore his family resides.
Little k.ldora RuZzard who is taking
treatment at tn" ONO Valley General
hospital. Wheeling. is getting along
nicely.
$. X. Morgan held the lucky number
that drew the purs" Of money N w. P.
Wa'sou's Jrw"lry store. The drawing
took place Now Years morning. The
urS" contained $500.
Mrs Rosa Neil returned Wcdne Sday
from visit with friends at lhttshurGh.
Clerk Of III" County Court j. T.. Chase
attended the funeral Of his aunt. Mrs.
Martha Dorsey at this plac" today.
Mir. and Mrs John M"'lclland. have
returned home to Stcuh"nVIll". o.. after
spending a few days in the city the
guest of friends.
LUX" Ross. has returned 70 school at
rnlumhUS. Ohio. after SpendIIG the
holiday vacation at his hom" hero.
John and Martin Hopkins. Will return
- rhc University at M0rEantown. the
nr-, nf tho week. They spent the holi-
.!"v Vacation at their home here.
\ l.. Phillips has resigned his posi-
tl"n and has gone back To work in the
Mr.. and Mrs, William MiIliGan and
.iauUn,rr, Miss Alta. Of Moundsvillc.
srrn, tho holiday vacation with friends
IN :hc city.
Rrv. ana Mrs ]. 7. Gregory Of Sc
bring Ohio. hay" returned home after
spending tho holiday vacation with
friends in the city.
MCssrs. O. L.. and Fred kinsey spent
mart II tho holidays ut homo here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
Of tho presidential probabilities, will be
E.....-I L.-.. -.I,.c -, Ll,La i.gMn

OF the presidential probabilities, Will he
found in another place in this issue.
The weekly meeting Of IN" members
Of the unior Order Of United American
Mechanics vii he held this "v"n!n.
The nl-mOnthly meeting Of the
members OF the Womcn'S Benefit as
sucIation If IN" MaCCab"cs Will be hid
Thursday e"vning.
Tho mcmocr. or the fir" department
discussed several important matters al
their meeting ncId yesterday afternoon
Mrs. William McConnaughy, of this
ricv. who sustained a broken leg In 4
fall last week. Is somewhat improved
Miss Martha Kennedy arrived here
Saturday evening after a visit with h"T
parents in Columbus. ..
Edwin Mcu<rr. student in The Luther
an Theological seminary at columbus
who has been conducting services Il, -
PauI's I.uthcrn church here. Will return
TO Columbus today.
Several local members Of III" Martins
Ferry lodge Of E.lks Will attend IN"
weekly meeting Of the organization tins
evening.
Charles Rec. ~ Pittsburgh, is spend
ing a few days visiting with tl"m hrr~
um. of this rI'y.
The weekly meeting ~ tn" members
Of the order Of United American Men
will bc hcld tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Frank Gallagher. with her danEh-
ter. Miss Anna. and son. Frank left yes
trrdav for their home al Rochester. y.
Y. after \ visit with local relatives.
The members 81 tn" Frat"rnal Order
Of Eagles Will hold their regular mcel'
ing in their home on the Cadlz pike 10
morrow evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
RELIEF CAMPAIGN
WILL OPEN TODAY
SOLICITORS HAVE BEEN APPOINT
ED, AND EVERYTHING Is IN
READINESS FOR THE OPEN
ING OF THE WORK.
Two Good Addresses on tho Needs OF
the Sufferers OF European Coun-
tries, Made Yesterday.

Two good talks on the needs for r"-
I:cC Of the sufferers IN Central Euro
ucan countries. and especially among
thu Jewish population. w"r" heard IN
tins city yesterday. IN" last day bct"r"
ihr opening OF tn" campaign, and both
delivered IN the United Presbyterian
church. by Robert Douglas rinkcrt"n.
before a fairly good crowd 81 the mem
hcrS OF the congregation, and a hT!"t
,alk on the same subject was d"i!N"r"d
Icy the pastor Of the church, Rev, X. w.
Jameson.
Last night. Major Harry Rather. |.
commission Of Poland. addressed 4
ltrg, audiences At the FIRST Prcshytcr'
AN church, and his address was ais"
interesting. dealing with IN" intimate
conditions which obtain III TN" countries
" here the present relief funds VIII b"
used
The campaign will open in this city
,hIS morning. and those who viii read
the printed matter. in the way or an-
pcals. which ar" handed to th"m from
Inc American Jewish Relief committee.
viii not he abb" :" find II in their hearts
to rcfus" Ia do their small portion to-
ward this work.
The fIv" minut" speakers N ne local
THEATRES will h" continued during N"
first three days of this week, with tn"
Following mcn scheduled for addresses
\. tho Fenray theatre. Monday. Prof
NJ. NJ. Berry: Tuesday, Prof. w. r.
liowru: wednesday. Hon. W. r. Dixon.
=; =. Maston; Tuesday. Rev. +. \.
shape; Wednesday. Hon. W. 7. Dixon.
LoST-Erown plaid auto robe. in Gem
trail mart OF town. Reward II return
ed to Otte-pettit Hdwe. Co. Martins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
new MATAM0RAS

Francis Markley. Of Marietta. Ohio.
has returned home after short visit
here with relatives.
NJ. O. Irwin WAS a business visitor In
Marietta. Ohio. Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of tho Pres
byterian church had a very enjoyable
meeting at the Presbyterian Manso
Wednesday evening. They were delight
fully entertained by the K"v. Kerr and
daughter. Miss Mary.
Harry Wordcn. OF Parkersburg w.
Va. was a business visitor in town
Tuesday.
David Ewcrs. Of Salem Hall, Ohio.
was a caller in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Fulmcr and child
ron returned Saturday from Parkers-
burg. W. Va, where they spent Christ
mas with relatives.
Mrs. William Taylor Ia a guest at the
home Of her son. George Taylor. NJ
Steubcnville Ohio.
Miss Hilda McMann visited friends IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05

| Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. D. HoWeii an1
children. RAYMOND, Doris. and Clifford
all OF GAINESVILLE. All the oeIicaotea
| of the season were served ana ee's
one enjoyed the day.
Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Sears and daugh,
ter, Edna, spent Christmas with FREQ
and Walter Sears. of Cambridge.
Miss Sadie Skinner. Of Barncsville: is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and MIS-
Lawrence skinner, of Mt. Holly.
Miss Craig, of Bethesda. spent, the
weekend with Mrs. Samuel Simerall' OF
Spcidel ,,
Mrs. McAlister. OF Belmont, is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Guy 1hornours'
Mr.. Lottie Howell, OF Barnesville.i
spent Sunday with his parents MI anu
Mr.. and Mrs. P. f. Fisher and fam
ily spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. H. Foreman, Of Speidel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricnzi Davis. of Barnes
Vile. spent Sunday with the latter
father. Mr.. W. $. wilcox, of Mt Holly.
Several from here attended the Far
mcrs Institute at Grange hall Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Pcddicord. Of Mt. Holly,
spent the weekend with Miss Daisy
Burchficld.
Mr.. andsMrs. Ernest Harris. of Wells
burg. spent Sunday with the former
parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Harris.
VT. anu MIS- lIdhc IlOHtIl dio I'tI
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Copeland. of south of Barnesville;
Misses Vera and Myrtle Brooks, OF
Barn"sville, spent Christmas with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks.
Ernest Howell. who has spent two
weeks at his home here. will return TO
his work at cleveland. Friday.
Mrs. Lee Moore. of Mt: Holly. spent
WrdncS day with her son Herman Moore.
Miss Esther Smith. north Of Barnes
willie. spent Wednesday with Miss Clara
Johnston. Of Spcidcl.
Miss Leman. Of Quaker City. is visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charley ronard. OF
Lower Sandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smyth" Flood. Of
Eatcsvillc. spent Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Bailey. They were ac-
rompanird home by the lattcr's mother
Mrs. CLANCY.
Mr.. and Mrs william Wells were
shopping in GAINESVILLE Wednesday.
Third and fourth degrees will be con-
fcrrcd on a large class al Belmont
Grange Friday evening.
\ cake walk and pig social was held
Thursday, January !, at No. 2. Lower
Sandy.
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Martins Ferry Briefs

co,.o-ol 20 ITc dcinrofos 10 the Bel
mani .Tr,d.s and Labor Assembly from
he 1i,v attrndcJ The meeting AT
pi1o,,or, ,.r.torda,
i'I tuat ,r;,,, L,o,r.,b Ecrr and
,,; mai "Sr ar ~ thIs ci,v lcvc This
,'r,,t,,t, =, rnemn,c ,brir Studies at g.
= r,lnr,hus
- ,ii.s N,,,y MrN,hon local music
,,.,,I,r vii srrnj tomorrow in Pitts
Ln-,L ,.',',,'int, ,nctrnrf,nre from Hror
h
,I,.o Noorc and daughter Of
G, W. iii; ~, ,,' .n,,d;pr , fcw DAYS rs
- ,., rocnI fr,,rds
wv, " p.nri etrcct leaves
MI, - ',tIHr;a ~ Lor, shc cxnccts
"i1'! -, ~, ','',, =, ,l,c vintcr
u Sp'n" w. 'ft ,,.os i,,r.d at tho
:, Mh'h LIVE " "u IN w. a." cHu. dave
!. ". III, -, ,"' ,,,,,rg,.,,,,, ricciy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
METHODISiWORKERS
called To Meet In cfsrsnes st Eitts.
burgh, JaSry IL.

PITTSBURGH. PaJan. 5.-A con.
ference Of seventeer;strict chairmen
Of the Methodist mite men Of the
Pittsburgh. Eric and vt Virginia con-
fcrences. will be held Pittsburgh. on
January l3. when ogram for the
activities OF the min men will be
outlined by DR.. c. F. ,isner, Of New
York. DR.. Appleton b and others.
The conference has en- called by
George ". Peniman. W has been an
pointed chairman of thtethodist min.
ute men in the F1ttsbu area in the
Methodist Centenary. A1tensiye cam
paign in the interests Generalization
is to be taken up at the 1ference,
Mr.. Penniman Is neer Of Emory
Methodist Episcopal chl here, md
during the recent centey campaign
was chairman Of the 3ninute men
who rendered such valuai service for
tho church. He was the iRinal four
minute man" in the goverent service
for Allegheny county and 8 assiEned
10 the largest motion pict, houses in
this service. Mr.. PennimAl kno wn in
the Pittsburgh conference, the for
mer Sunday school secretary the late
J. Heinz. serving in { capacity
nearly four years until tdeath Of
Mr.. Heinz.
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HAD SUFFERED ]
SINCE | CHILD.
MRS. ROACH sAYS FANLA0 Re-
STORED HER HATH TX1RI
YEARS 40.
GOOD EFFECTs CONTINUE AID 1x1
Is HAPPY ALL IN Tu0,
NOW,

"Tanlac has been the {avorits medi.
| cine in my cabinet for thie years" said
Mrs. NJ. f. Roach. of ID Clay street.
Lynchburg. Va. in an aterview re-
AT the time 1 began ttinE Tanlac,"
explained Mrs. Roach. Il Id been suf-
ferinng from Indigestion rhumatism
and other troubles for nte yeara and
could find nothing to help n. II ven
tured to cat anything the lest bit heavy
| would bloat up with souigas and al
most smother; My heart ould palpt-
tate frightfully and when heso spells
, came on me ! was so dizzyind weak
could hardly stand up. l zen had to
stop and rest while doingmy house,
work. i was badly constated and
suffered with rheumatism inny fingers
and toes and. especially in cLdy, rainy
or snowy weather my pain rs almost
unbcarablc. My kidneys andlver were
out or order and l had the wot kind Of
pains in my back. legs and shtlders.
had nc, appetite and what littlI did cat
! seemed 10 do me moro harm An good,
as always suffered afterwardand had
become so rundown, weak and iserabl
that ] sometimes felt like e wa
hardly worth living.
One day l read 4 toStimoal 70
Tanlac that seemed so SINGER that
concluded TO see II the mediciL WoI
help me. Well. the first bottleid
SO much good that l got anoth,
anoih her and so on until my trdQes
disappeared. AS I said. that w
years ago and have been able !,
myself in good health ever Sic
taking a few doses of Tanlac NJ
then "a feel the need Of II. Tanc
, built ME up and given me strcnH
energy so that my housework 10 cry
me- 1t makes life worth living, 81
keeps me with a good appetite, he's d
to digest my food properly. enabh m
TO sleep soundly every night. 1sufk
fercd from catarrh Of the head ever
since childhood and never expected bs
as free Of it as l am since taking an
lac. ] used to be so nervous and raked
with pain that was easily irrltatedSnd
often felt out Of humor, but now lam
cheerful and happy all the time. 3e-
sides myself. I could name seveal
others who arc taking Tanlac and tey
all say it is helping them. too. ! 0lwrs
praise Taplac TO everyone I hear cor
planning and I do so because I BELIEF.
from what it has done for me, that It
will help them v
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling by tn
Hoge- Davis Drug Co., 1l45 Market 81
and 1884 Main ST.. and the E. 4. Hoe
Drug Co.. Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
ROBERT D. PINKERTON
ADDRESSED MEETING
UNION MEETING OF ALL OF THE
CLUTCHES IN THE KIRKwooD
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LAST
EVENING.
Addressed By Robert Douglas Ptnkerton
In the Interest OF the American
Jewish Relief Campaign.

A large number oi Vic members ~
! the various churches OF 'hls city attend
81 the union services and mass meeting
! which was held IN the First PrrShY-
| terrain church IN klikw"od last night
IN the interest IT tn" American JcWlSh
ErlIcf campaign. whIrh Will open IN th'S
: clry "Wednesday IT thus week. NJ
! speaker spent a year and haIl IN INV
service with tho BRUSH army. hcfnr"
The. entry Of the United states INTO IN"
World War and was ahl" to speak IN
tnrrStingly Of his EXPERIENCES. ana IN"
I cuuditlouS which obtain III IN" central
Iu-onran countries. His description or
,hr conditions Of some populace who ar"
compelled to 20 about. tn" streets OF IN"
towns homrl"Ss. and with luSuttl"Ien"H
If clothing for their protection. was
touching, and tho appeal mad" 10 the 10
cal residents will bear fruit, when me
,ampaign Is opened. When the rcallza-
,t,n is brought home. that there are
literally thousands Of the Jewish race
3 n Russia. Turkey and Armenia whose
homes have been destroyed. and at the
.lrsinc Of the war. found nothing con
ueCtcd with their former life. IN the
places which wrr, formerly home. Those
who will picture little children. three
and four years of age. who arc no more
developed physically than those or on"
ar two years Of age III thus country OF
pe9cc and plenty. many OF whom arc I'M
,hlr to walk. hecauS" Of weakness from
tho lack of mourn shluE foods. OF mothers
cong rIvInE mad. with their babies
held tight 10 their mllklcss bro asiS. OF
old men and women. searching about Tor
., crust 10 eat, to sustain life. Nhon
,hcy know that all IN" CrphanaEcS OF
that country are filled with children.
who have lived ON what has been sent !"
,hnn from other countries. and who Will
,uffcr # this relief s. cut off. When W"
picture all ur these things then II Will
hr lmrosSlhl" for us IL say, We nave
given all we're going to-
Let us stop and consider, did IN" SOL
diers who fought tn" war stop when
hey got tired" No. they went ahead
and continued - fight, aud many lost
thor lives t. make the world safe, ana
w., tho not asked to CIV" our lives. nut
,rlv a small portion OF what We nrc
.,nle 10 spare, 70 hold those in countries
where the country Is unhalc 70 care for
,hcru. because OF the hurd"ns which
those countries hay" already suffered
during the war. Tn" quota for this city
amounts to exactly tity cents Tor chrh
resident and there is no dOuhht that
bridgeport Will do her Sharcit a. usual.
when the campaign opens on Wednesday
Of this week.
uqt etaoin shrdlu cmrwTp vbEkqJztihr
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cndIr Wnrnnn mead.

Mr.. SIDNEY Johnson. W.T." OF LAIN"
Johnson. ono Of tn" best known and
highly respected color"d residents "f
rlhia. OHIO. died at TN" ohio Valley
general hospital Saturday night at
li:SO O'Clock. following IN operation.
She was % years old. and 8 survived
by her husband TIL" remains w"r" re-
moved t. tn" Howard H. Wilson under
.akinE establishment IA Tins city. VIII 50
they wer" prepared for burial aud Ii''r
taken to tho HON" NJ tIdIZ. OhIU.
Kncrc funeral ScrNrDrS Will L. conduct
cd tomorrow. wI'h mr"rn"ut - M.
Caliz cemetery.
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LosT-Rrown plaid auto robe. in Cen
! trail mart OF town. Reward II return
ed to Otte-pettit Hdwc. Co. Martins
. H,rry u--i-H
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Robinson Funeral.

The ruu,raI services for Frank I.
Robinson. we'll known resident OF krE-
wood who died al his home III Kirk
wood a fcS days ago, were conducted
from the plac" IL death yesterday aft"r'
noon al two u'Cl"rk. in rharGc Of E"N
Morris. ur the First Methodist chur"k
m the presence Of the members Of TIA"
family. and larG" number Of III" SIN
&c e friends If the deceased. tn" lhrG"
number Of beautiful floral offerings at
tested the esteem in which IN" aged
man and former civil war veteran was
held in the community in which h"
lived The rntCrm"nt was mad" A.
Weeks cemetery.
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FERRY FIREMEN .
ELECT OFFICERS

The Alert hose Comnaly 81 Martins
Ferry held their annual meeting ycSter-
day afternoon NJ IN" Central hose hous"
on Fifth street. Martins Ferry.
An election Of officers was held which
resulted as follows: Joseph .Aul. captain.
10 succeed John Moor" who was elected
Rrc chief Saturday night: first li"ut"u-
ant. Byrd Gray. secretary. Willard Rail
trustees. Thomas JamIsOn. Harry Ntck
Crs: tire police. Carl ElOertS