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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-19
RANDOLPH

|
Miss Doris Lattimer. a teacher ii
South Woodbury., was here last weel
, Ton attend the graduato exercises ant
visit her mother, Mrs. Ellen Lattimer.
Miss Ruth Scott has finished her stud
les at Middlebury college for the year
and is now at the home of her parents
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Scott, for her va
cation.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Washburn, after passing
several months in Boston with. Mrs
'enness Wheeler, arrived here on Sat
urday night and was the ver.Sunday
guest OF Mrs. B. D. Dubois and Monday
went to Underhll to visit relatives.
Miss Hannah Maun of st. Adams is
being entertained this week by Mrs. j.
II. Williams.
Miss Nina Parish, one of the gradual
ing class, left on Monday for her home
In Granville to remain for her vacation,
| William Duff of Barre was the over
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. U.
Stephens, and left for his home Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Perkins and children, who
have been for the last two weeks at
the home of Mrs. Perkins parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, left on Mon
day for her home in Woodstock. An
other guest at the same home. Miss
Emma Packer of Marshfeld, went to
Bethel to visit Mrs. Guy Wilson before
returning to her home.
The Woman's Relief corps were very
pleasantly entertained on Thursday last
by Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Luce, who took
this opportunity to celebrate flag day
and give a social to the local society.
There were about 50 present who enjoyed
the evening in social intercourse, and
were served to refreshments of ice cream
and cake.
Edwin Goodwin of Hyde Park, Mass,
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b, G. Goodwin, for a few days,
and Monday left to resume his work.
Mrs. Warren Church and her son,
Harold Church, of CIiftondale, Mass,
have been with Mrs. A. T. Neff for a
few days, and Monday left for their
home.
Among those who came from out of
town last week to attend the funeral of
Jerry Goodheart were Joseph Goodheart
of New Haven, Conn, who returned on
Monday to take up his business, Mrs,
David Bruce who returned TO Barre the
same day, and Edward Goodheart who
left here on Friday for his home in Wat
erbury, all of whom were children OF the |
deceased.
Fred Fairbanks and Lyndon Thomas,
the former from Hyde Park, Mass, and
the latter from Salisbury. were in town
over Sunday to assist Mrs. Edna Fair
banks in moving from the place she re-
Gently sold, to apartments on Weston
street.
Miss Elton Matthews has gone to
Mortified to pass several days with
Miss Angie Pike and Mrs. King, her sis
.er.
Mrs. F. B. Wood and her daughter, Miss
Annie Wood, have arrived home from
Essex, where the latter has been quite
H. and are now at their home, where
Mss Wood is making a good recovery.
@. T. Powers, the instructor in the
course in the high school, has
,one to his home in Northampton, Mass,
or his vacation, expecting to return for
mother year in the fall, il not drafted
nto the army.
The canvas is on for the Red Cross
his week in town, six captains having
cen chosen who will arrange the work,
nd house to house canvas will be ,
during the week as it is ar :
anged. /
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-19
Early Spraying Best.

4 y SFAoy hAS A~~Se'
/ The spraying Of shade trees with ar
senate of lead, say the entomologists oil
the department should be accomplished
at as early date as possible after the
foliage has sufficiently developed Early
spraying is not only beneficial against
the gypsy moth, but will poison many
brown-tail caterpillars, as they are much
earlier feeders than the gypsy moth. In
the case of the elm leaf beetle much is
accomplished in poisoning the adult bee.
| ties, which do small amount of feeding
after coming out of Information before
mating and laying eggs, as they are very
easily poisoned at that time.
Owners and operators of spraying out
fits are warned by the departments spe-
ealists that failure to take proper care
of their machines is responsible for most
of the difficulties and delays that result
during the spraying season. This is par
ticularly true in regard to the precau-
tons that should be taken when the
spraying season is over and the machine
is laid up for the winter.
Other Control Measures.
If the infestation of the gypsy moth
is severe and the aim is to exterminate
the past rather than merely to hold it
in check, egg clusters should be treated
with creosote before spraying is begun
If infestation is in pasture land, proper
precautions should be exercised so that
live stock win not be poisoned. Poison
notices should be placed in conspicuous
places in all cases where spraying is
done.
From 500 to 1000 tons of arsenate of
lead and about 500 high power solid
stream machines are now used each year
in the New England states in fighting
the gypsy moth. Thousands of acres
of orchard and woodland park trees, in
addition to approximately 10000 miles
of street trees, are being sprayed. When
spraying is properly done TO control the
gypsy moth, very little trouble is expe-
rienced with other leaf-eating insects.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-19
EAST BETHEL

Gerald Hunt. a soldier stationed al
Fort Ethan Allen. visited his parents
here the first OF the week.
M. and Mrs Ethan Jones are visiting
relatives in Franklin, y. n.
Henry Green from Boston is the guest
Of James Fowler.
Miss Ethel Buck. teacher in the vii
lage school. finished her lsbors here with
the close OF school last week and goes
soon to Minnesota, where she has rels-
tives. She expects to remain in the
west
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-19
NORWICH.

L. G. Ellis is sick with rheumatism in
his eyes and head.
Roy Clark of Boston is with his sis.
ter. Mrs L. s. Martin
Mrs. Eleanor Pathell died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Bertha Bristol,
after a weeks illness with pneumonia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-19
WASHINGTON.

Mrs William MaeAuley and daughter,
Mrs. Joe Suitor. Of Graniteville, are Wis
iting Mrs. William Recor and Mrs P. c.
Wsson.
Mrs. William Recor was more comfort
able st this writing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-19
HARDWICK.

Summary: Runs-Thompson 3. Campbell.
Lyons. Robb. Mitchell. Carney 2. NJ. Wal
bridge. Mari Stolen bases - Thompson 8.
Dunnells, Robb. Mitchell, Carney Burbank.
Perry. X. Walbridge. Sacrifice hits-H Hard
wick. Cabot 3. Left on bases-Cabot 3. Hard
wick. First base on balls-Off Perry s, off
Hitchcock g. Hits-on Perry Z. off Hitch
cock s. Struck out-By Perry 2. BY Hitchcock
Is Umpire-RoCers- Time-2 90.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-19
CABOT

Hardwick defeated Cabot last Thurs
day by the score of to 4. The tabu-
lated score was as follows:
CABOT. HARDWICK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-24
WALLACE SMITH
c. D TO So
CALLED DENIAL OF THEIR
CANDIDATES..
Assumption Is They Will Be Well Ia
ken Care OF if Combines Ticket
Goes Through.

I'm interesting and amusIn: 1"atir"
al lie campaign tn" past day or TWO
ra* been he publication Of paid az
yrr>iSrm"nrS announcing that JuhA
Wallarr is iOl i candidate" for rhirt
If police and ". II. Smith does no'
asrirr for tn" rily mana2rrShip under
the new chartrr. Il is Il we'll known
tact riIai both Wallace and smith
HAY, been Tor some lin" quite acIiv"
in assisting the l.au"hlin-Paull con-
bin" in - campaign III behalf ci The
candirlHrieS of E,lliu;t III the Seventh
ward. NrSlrr in The First. liar" IN IN"
Third. kr">S in the Fourth and Blum
in liz Fifth.
Both gentlemen have been former
city employees WallaC" having b"@i
civ rrrriru" = few years ago and
Smith WIS until rrr"nlly the city food
Inspector. During their tenure in OF.
lee both aroused considerable antaG-
Un:Sn. Smiths candidacy for city
manager has newer been seriously con
sidrrud. hut with lilr creation OF sew
,ral new departments and bureaus IT
will b. an easy matter 10 make room
>n!nrWhrr" for both Smith ami wal
lace if their ticket is successful.
Attention j. called lu III" tari that
WaIlac"'$ card docs not carry his per
SOnul denial. bur appears IN nave bCen
puhlisr"d 10y in anonymous person
IrIrrurlinS 10 speak for him.
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NEWS BRIEFS

A petition for discharge was flied
in the federal office yesterday in thr
bankrupt matter Of Harold y. Moore,
defunct local printing house owner.
The high wind that swept tn"
Ohio Valley on Tuesday evening
wrecked one OF The. hangers at IN"
Beech Bottom aviation field OF tn"
West Virginia Flying Corps.
According to information received
here by former Lieutenant j. Sumner
Jones. h. has been promoted 10 TN"
rank of major. and is assigned 10 The
adjutant generals staff.
--Recruiting offices OF Tho Wheeling
district had but few applicants yesrer-
day. The army and the marines were
moi busy. and John Gcory. of Stcuhen-
vile. was tho only man sent to Pitts
burgh by Chief Gunner's Mate +: f..
Toumny. Of the navy station.
More than 1000 delegates from ak
parts of the United States are expect.
Ell 10 attend the annual convention
of Charities and Corrections to br held
in Pittsburgh. commencing June s.
Many people from Wheeling are ok
pected TO attend. A. r.. Sinks will edit
The conference bulletin.
Joseph Wanda. son Of Mrs. Mamie
Wanda, is home on Il Through. He on.
listed in the United States army Il
wear ago. and has been on duty on The
Mexican border.
No new cases are doCkr,"d for
trial In Criminal court today Four
appeals will be heard Friday.
In the Slonaker.IIaskinS suit.
Judge II. &. Hnrvcy yesterday named
Attorney Henry rrndlriOn special
commissioner to determine The part.
uership status Of the lligantS.
John Smith. a negro who waS bad
II burned by an explosion Of gas in Il
pit at Beech Bottom. will not los" his
cycSight. il was stated last evening al
the Wheeling hospital. Smith lighted
Il match in the pit. and leaking gas let
go.
The banks Of In" city will b..
closed today on account of III" rlrc-
tion.
Elmer Hucy. 10" Snyder and Nor
riS Jones were released from Jail y"S-
to-day. They complrIed terms for Il.
olating the Ho*t law.
-Judg" II. 4. llrrv"r Yesterday di-
rectnd Henry Hnrnhrnok to !Hh"
prompt Sf"ps Ia have trans miII"d
from T.nqdcn and turned oy"r to III"
court the paper lurpnrilng 20 b" III.
will Of CQrinna Wilson. deceased. Mis;:
/ Lucy Wilson. Of this city. i contest
ing the will
A Criminal court jury Yesterday
found George Reister not guilty of II.
olatng traffic laws. ! Ic appealed The
case from police court
Through an arrangement between
counsel Prosecuting ATTORNEY u. \.
McK"eS motion for Judgment in m"
county suits against W. NJ. Cl"manS
and n. IT. Taylor. former sh"rifs will
he submitted in MEMORANDUM 1" Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-24

Mr.: +. T.. h'.trlS. candidate for roun-
ell from the Seventh ward. is nor only
one Of the best known business men
in Wherliny but one OF the b,st known
architects in H. middt'. west. Mr..
FariS was bora vas educated and has
lived all his Iii" on Wh""lin. Island.
He has been actively connected with
public movements in thr city of Wheel.
ing for over twenty years. As IN ar
chitect H. has b..nn the plannrr and
builder of more important public and
private institutions in tins r!fy and NJ
cinity than any Other tuaa whn has
lived in IT. Such handsome structures
as the Market Auditorium. Schnulbanh
building. German bank building. Madi-
son school. Wheeling hi@h school.
Union school. Security Trust building
and many others OF like character al"
monuments 10 Ais capacity.
In his years IF aCtjyr work 1t" has
come into contact with mOst uf ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-24
ANNOUNCEME EMIT

To ;iir Voters Of CITY If Wheeling:
The idea ui The new charter was
ri"Hn politics. clean men and not
newspaper controversy!
Voters should look over the tickets
Of each faction and pick nu1 The best
mcn they should not BE- dictated 10
BY any faction.
What Whrrlnc requires for the
new council is good independent men
,and men Of experience.
\ candidate thar has mad" Il per
>unal canvass for VOTES l. not The man
oi independents" and is usually con
irull"d by some interest. Men like
Mr.. FariS have not mHd" personal
canvass ani that Is my idea Of Il can,
dida,r Mr.. FarS visited Dayton,
Ohio. TO inveSti"aI" their new Charter
and has also with Mr.. Geo. l.utz. been
wurkin" on Il sChrm" for Il mOderat"
price filtration plant. which will brn"-
lit the city. and another thing for Tho
Seventh ward voters 10 consider Is
that I've has been after free toll for
The Seventh ward. DO not be die
IaIrd 10 by any inlereSi bul pick out
good mon. Don't forget that Mi.
FariS has always had the Iahorin@
interests 1T heart.
(SignpdD FRIEND T.. DILLON.
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business men of this community ana
with Il very larg" number Of cpntia2-
tors and workingmen. and it is not TOO
much to say that h. has The confidence
Of every man who has ever dealt with
him. His personal integrity and breadt h
in yi.w have. won him a position which
has frequently enabled him 10 adjust
serious questions between employers
and employees in this section.
Mr.. Faris has made Il study OF MAJ
nicipal problems and Of filtration in
particular. He recently visited Day
ton. where he made a special study Of
the. city manager form Of government.
He is unplrdg"d 10 any candidate
Cor office.
IE The city council he will be ind2-
pendent and conscientious as hc naS
been in his business. and H. viii give
10 tn" citizens Of Wheeling tn" a,!ran'
ages OF All experience in business and
III constructive work tina! few men
have had
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PRISONERS MUST.
Be REGISTERED
EVEN FELONS NOT ExEMPT
FROM REGISTRATION BUT
WILL NOT BE DRAFTED.
Jail Inmates and Misdemeanors Not
Exempt from SeIective Draft.
Regulations Provide

Inmates OF rll" Ohio county Jail. III"
West Virginia peHii"ntjary a. MOuIit<
willie and every Other jail in WcSt Nlr
ginia who az" OF III" ages or 2l-::u
years INCLUSIVE. viii b" REGISTERED for
the military s'.l"crivr draft. Section
81 OF tbs. Registration R"GUl;,tiouS pr.
scribed b. President Wilson.
Under IN" caption Of "Ja!iS. reform
atorieS and p"ni'"ntiar!'> n" I;""l>
tration Regulations provide:
while f-lonS VIII b. ,-1ns!der,'!
morally unut fnr military <"rv:rc
and will not b., drafted. tilu<.
within m" ages i"si@nat'd viii.
in every case be- v"Gist,!s.d In.
luateS. OF penitrutjari"s will b"
registered hr the warden thereof
on The day scr for registration.
and the required REPORTS will h"
rendered 10 the Adjutant General.
bur will not by him be entered on
the consolidated State report. Tn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-24

3r John candidate for Council from the F"ur
Ward IS one the known workngm the OF Wheeling
Mr. Klrz old tie born and has lived all his life Iii
Wheeling has been employed in the S""I
he has been employee u the
Pollock Factories has record or faithful and Intelligent al
tention to his trade.
NJ Klnz has represented the Fourth Ward IN Council filing
during his Council ctcc
tive in securing. number III local improvements
Mir kluz is Republican, and has been an active ANU earliest
party worker bat an parSa He is candidate for
to the business the
careful ami attention. III which h" Is capable >
&u industry. and his wide throughout the
city, par,4,arN responsible comcimasic work, and Il
is Confidently rrirt,d that he will be winner in the election
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-24
'0H|0 COUNTY IS FULLY READY
FOR MILITARY REGISTRATION
CONSUMPTION BOARD FINISHES
ITS STUPENDOUS TASK IN
DOUBlE-QUICk TIME.
REGISTRARS to Sit in Voting Precincts
June 5-Provisions for Sick; Absent
and Temporary Residents.

Wheeling, W. Va. May %, 1917.
Hon. John ]. COrnWell. Governor,
Charleston. ". Va.
All REGISTRARS Tor Ohio county
have been appointed and sworn.
HOWARD IL. HASTINGS.
Sheriff
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LQSC6
Makes O Declaration
LLEE sE aE1asEsaEzE4a9R1
TO THE VOTERS or THE CITY OF WHEELING

TO THE VOTERS or THE CITY OF WHEELING:
arc DclnS cu
of candda for COUNCIL ana 1o
of desire make the following ahdaVlt
STATE OF WEST OHIo-Towi:
Car T. uhnanna Public Of in and for tue
County and oreSid
esonalyk nownto be
du yswona ccodin follows:
ann otco
allied mvslfWi any, ing
Further notple
office pledge myself
particular for other office
am successful il campaign will
ewho @ men
controlled by no D
oth cty the
H..
of
n
xrnc~Ju
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-24

Although one rounclmac nominees the city election
Captain William r. has been! IN tharIc>ton attending to
IrwSlaIurr This is Captain Otto
and he rglze of hc'moSt
substantial and influential members the House Delegates. Cap
Otto the Veteran Wheeling public officials Lie has been
member Wheeling council for - wears. and in his long
remarkable record for industry efficiency and de-
vntion No Wheeling is better acquainted with
affairs who council with Captain
ever questioned his strict integrity and sincerity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-24

I 7. II
/ l,urii'id who visited senator Surh"r-
! i; I'd in person and received his rrCn.I,-
D.. ndatiUn. for thu engineers r'SrrV":
, "nd Frederick Il. ink"fcr. If MrrGan-
town. ais" TOR tn" engineers CORPS. clay
: IuE +. Rogers OF Charleston who's" re-
communication 10y senator Sutherland
i med The door Of opportunity I"r him
. L. tukH the examination Ia h'r"lm" IN
&riat"r. rail'd on senator Sutherland
al tn" Capitol to-day /" thank him. Nj.
H,HSrr$ was summoned hero tn TAX" ;hc
! examination ON ru"sda>.
! Congressman ,ir"rr" VI. Enw"rs. who
. tied the aprll, lion only Il Wrch ur iWu
age. received n"IlC" today that tn" pen
soon OF Mrs. l.u'r"liH Colinsln al Ridge
. Nlll". W. Va. has been Increased lea -" 4
: ''""th. MIR E"w"r> immediately wired
! til" good licwS "r fal"rah" action by the
! commissioner u l"n$r"uS /" Mrs. tur-
Fan.
/ '"nGr"~Smnn stuart r. Reed made
, lie following Recommendations today,
. H. |. trumii. uf harrisburg. frr uuSr-
;i"n ;t$ ">rer! m"r!ruIH wn;"r tin. navy
'"!r0rtn!rniS appointment: =. =. li"rS''-
man. 81 tiI'h'Iii". H'irt'rm"$ir S''-
t:"ant ~ the marine corps unw S;aI.",,-
III a. P"ri I.u!Hl. =. e. Tor pT"mutlrI
I" SECOND lieutenant al mHrin"$. e. r,
I EanSh,IrE. "f Weston. for appointment
49, railroad engineer =" II" S"ni t.,
h France. ANA \. T.. RryHuI. rG tiarg,:-
burg. Tor appointment a. Il ~rcciui
agent If the department Of Justice.
I Henry Franklin lIanniS. Of Martins
hur%. has l"..m nominated by C"nsr"ss-
. mun George NJ. Towers IA" appointment
nS cadet at the Military arad"in. ~
T Nest Point Young llanmIs ~ n bright
we'll known and popular young man nf
Mar,nshurg. and l scion "f on "f the
.vnlinG families there.
! Major less" l., 'raln"r. al !"ri;'rs,,
! burg. wId"iy kunwu I" ihr National
. Guardsm"n "r West Virginia. nmL II"
. those especially who served III ia" var
with Spain. has offered his S"rN ices :"
I th" war department. hotter received
: lay Congressman Wundy"rd today 70
uu"sf"d and authorized tiiS :" hr done"
and MIR. Wu"dyard W"uI I" :h. depart.
: mrrl and personally raii"i attention ~
. III" proper officials I" this t"i':"r 81
: services from 4 Irrincd and "Nf"r'
"nr"d r"mmandrr ~ s"ldt'rs. This. IT,
: g"th"r with IN" wriil"ni applicant ION,
! which tolls -! Major LraIn"rS W"r
: record, aud which was filed. il = t'-
that l"r" - = first rat" soldier who's"
services ar" avniI,hl" # th"y WANT
! him.
: r"ngrr>~Iuau Reed visited th" pen
sion bllr"nu r"inN- /" ulr Ia, arl'lich-
/ jinn and urr" imlr'dnl" HrGrn ih"r''-
! ~, Of Mrs Mary t.. ''riI"S. - Suti"".
Tor an inrr"aS" IN her pension
| Th. 1alG Year l:"",,, If IA" ,.IGrrt-
mrnt Of tgrIr'lIr' l. "h III" ir"s> nhd
! ready for hisrrihrti"u from tn" "I!''"S
/ Of senators aud congressman. tn" al
| lotment At these Interesting n"l in
! Strurtii" volumes - each m"mh"r ~
! the congress- is strictly hnIlr'i. and IN
! Tia" di$rrihUli"n II IS II rhS". at hrs
! come. first SrrN"h
! E"y William y lIarrmg, pastor Of
: IN" christian church nj tlkin$. l. : -
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Congressman ,ir"rg" VI. Enwrrs. who
tied Tn" application only Il Wrch rr iWu
ago. received notice today that tn" pen
So"a of Mrs. l.u,r,.liI tulinsln "I Ridge
Nlll". W. Va. has been Increased ir So 4
month. Mr.. luW"TS immediately wired
tn" good rywS ni iaN"rahl" Hrli"n by the
: commissioner uf I'"uSr"uS Ia Mrs ,'ulr-
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Washington News Of
Interest To West Va.

| WASuINGTON. L. g.. May 9%-ll-
! Illustrating LrpSy-lurry conditions IN tl"t
! E"Ncrnnr mt departments. IL ~ II lumiHhi-
! ing To- cit" the experience" NJ Congress
man II. =. woodward in trying I" S''
! prompt action on tn" request 0C llurt-
! iHgion's rhamhcr Of Commerce that that
| city h" LISTED as an applicant, for on" al
! tn" many soldiers camps I" i" cSlah-
| IL he'd.
First. Mr.. woodward visited AdIutar,
! General Mccain al IN" War Department.
/ That official advised that the business
| Il" taken ur with General Fell at New
| York. This Mr. Wnudyard did without
/ delay. wiring in full what II" wanted I"
'iLn Hcll. Thut officer wired back that
| j." hadn't anything 10 do with II. hut
| THAT Cen. Barry 1T Ghjcag" did. So tho
hNStllnE and perttnariwuS lItil" congress
mdn from the Fourth district. reckless
! at expense and realizing III" value Of
! iIIn". started up Il Geographic CORES
lrrIui"nCr with In" commander ni tn"
| =, ntral department III I'll" windy city.
! That officer came right Tack with \
, :,ir."rn"n1 that n" iindn'i anything I" do
with il, hut t;"l. R"ichman at Charles
! tn. ". Va.
Ah"ut tins tim" news came from We
! virginia that = commission of army a.
I ii'"rS WAS iraEclin- i'll that STAT" im-
| >prctinE PROPOSED camp sites From
| last reports tn" War Department dtdul
| know anything about that.
,, s.na,or Howard Sutherland ,odn>
! i.':"i" thr following recommendations
! Harry h. I;layn". Of kryscr. FOR the a.
! i.r'rs' K"S"rv" corps: Robert W. For
! IAN. Of i'ark"rShurg. for commission IN
! IL" aviation SrrlIun: !. s. LaIrhlin. al
/ i'urii"id who visited Senator SuIh"r-
! /; I'd III person and received his rrCnd,-
D.. ndat!On. for thu engineers r"Srrv":
"nd Frederick Il. l'nIi"fcr. If Morgan
town. ais" TOR tn" "rGIn",'rS CORPS. clay
/ l"E I. Rogers OF Charleston. who's" rr-
""n!n'' ndatIru 10y senator Sutherland
i mod tho door Ot opportunity inr him
. L. take tho examination In h'rum" IN
. &HIat"r. rail'd on Senator Sutherland
al tn" Capitol to-day |" thank him. Nj.
. H,nScr& was summoned here in TAX" she
! ALmlnHI zion on .Eu..s1lns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-24

Personal letters hHv" h.'"m r'''"iV"i
lay Congressman Reed from G""rg' Hr'
Ellsworth lluIlll of clarkShurg. yin
ar" training at III" Officers camp a.
Fort Benjamin Harrison. and from
Henry Euhl. of Clark burg. Wh" :
nj f'url My"r IrainIn!; camp. telling Mr..
I:.rd "f lh"ir ;irSl impressions a.: VA"
business "I soldering nn'l thanking iiin
for using his influence III getting ih"n
accepted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-24

Petitions have h,.ruu I" roll in from
West virginia advocating; national pro-
II hltiun ~ y war CnES' rVaiinn measure.
They :Ir. printed "r standardized I'ti-
lions all reading alike. aud ill nuh"r-
ulI$ly signed. 7 II" FIRST COM I" CON-
gresham II. /. W"nolyarh. VIII" i.r"S,'ni"d
them in ia" EluuS". and w'I' from VII
Jamestown amt Mitll,.huurn",
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-24

In answer Ia u letter Hivu"ai! ana: - bill
W ing PASSED hv tn" Most ElrrlnIa Leg
i-lnIUrr providing for West Virginia sol
,IrrS al tli.. front casting their votes Ivy
mail. Governor John !. t'nrnwell wrote
congressman Edward Cooper. 'hc
1t Gi$laturc Is considering Il bill In pro-