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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-03
ISIDOR GELDERS
PARENT-TAx PAYERS IGNORED.

The resolutions adopted by the meeting
rests the Carnegie Hall Thursday
Education Saturday failed the desired result WILLFUL
FIVE members OF the Board declining reconsider illegal
action
Mandamu proceedings behalf Of number OF citizens have
instituted and though children of time
will demonstrate that august Education of this
'iy amenabe the Constitution Of Georgia pre-
seated
Fitzgerald GA, August 81 1917
Fromhe Parent Association Citizens and Patrons
of the Public Schools of Fitzgerald
~To-The Honorable Board Of Education Of Fitzgerald Ga
Subject placing matricuop fee unon entrance in
Free Public Schools
we desire your attention Very respectfully to some per
nent observations with reference this your Board viz
1t would wholly uncalcd for and has
reored to before under like conditions this meet
and OF the majority of the citizens Fitzgerald that so rad
cal departure from precedent should be upon more logical
Foundation than that which your Board has furnish the
people.
econdhe very reputation OF our city at stake It is
rayesty the property the City Fitzgerald to
euse them OF being unwilling support Public of the
S and we refuse to believe that such is the city
error has evidently been made Our schools being
hS condition. 1t is unfair to the Superintendent and Teachers and
should be eliminated The system heretofore would c
IDENTIFY tide the situation until such time the people might
able o &C inteligentlv
Ihrd- this order is enforced there will be- many Of our
hden deprived OF the benefits of the schools Those whom the
Free Schools especially provided the ones eliminated The
glory OF the man his family OF bright healthy children The
pride of our country is found her free institutions among which
'ioO9
ING precedent OF people will be absolutely compelled
keep their children school These be denied this
guaranteed privilege is their only hope the future years
deny them cripple them future achievement At
this time when the nation every resource it is
calamity to think of reducing the opportunities the child
hood OF our community for intellectual growth
Therefore be resolved by this joint assembly the Parent
Teachers Association and Citizens Fitzgerald we respect
v petition and request your Honorable to revoke the order
placing macuaton fee requisite for
Rree Public Schools
Resolved further That copy of these resolutions be furnished
10 the Board OF Education OF Fitzgerald and to the press of the
Respectfully submitted,
J. S GRAHI.
L. ASPINWALI,
w. r. SKINNER
J. B. DAVENPORT
JAS. L. MCCARTHY.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-03
GROWING HOGS

For hog to be profitable he must
be kept growing from birth to mar
keting age. He cannot be profitable
unless he is healthy. He can always
be in a proft-producing condition if
he is fed B. A. Thomas Hog Powder.
We positively tell you that this rene
dy prevents cholera, removes worms
and cures thumps If the powder does
not make good we will.-Watt- Hol-
mes Hardware Co. Dol
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-03
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
A we'll located remilling plaat. SPLEEN
did opportunity to establish a casket
factory or manufacture sash, dooes,
blinds. etc Also mattress factory, 200
IN. p. boiler, 10 excelsior and othsr
woodworking machines, Gle feet
frontage on S. A. L. yards vita nne
trackage facilities for receiving and
reshipping. For further details, see
or write HOWARD & COOK, Ne.
II Whitaker Street, Savannah. Ga.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-03

Throw your bouquets to Stewart c. lob to write up
the gospel meetings and from all nice things that we have
ct the reports, they must be all right .ss,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-03
PAY NO INTERPOLATION FEE

Legal steps enforce the repeal OF the Educaons
scton have been taken.
We will win the fight aud the children within
teR~Aays..
Jwdge D. F. Griffin is ia charge Of our case
We urge you attach blame for this WIILFUI action
OF the School Board the Teachers They simply follow the
Straetions of their Board
We will win this fight for you and all pupils Of the
schools Georgia guarantees children FREE education
SHALL HAVE IT.
ISIDOR GELDERS.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-03

movement, and the Anti-Saioon Lea
gae of America expects to win the
fight for adoption OF the prohibitions
amendment to the federal constitutions
OF the United States.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-03
CARD OF THANKS

With grateful hearts, we thank our
friends for their many thoughtful acts
of kindness during the illness and
death of our baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Alberson and
family.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-03

k demonstrated that the seeds Of
srath which he had been sowing for
a week past BAD not fallen ga barrea
gfsand
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-03

Mrs Robert Mckay and sister, Miss
Halloween Venable, have returned
from a short visit with their sister,
Miss Myrtle Vcnable, at Atheas,
where she will be a tcachee this fall
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-03
For This Week We Offer You

Very fancy Uncanyassed County Style Hams small average
to pounds each q SOC pound This is smoked with hickory
and free from mold also.
we have ust to arrive F. F. v Hams Majestic
aS these are fresh and superior those usually found
Cru price these fine Hams SOC per pound-ius the
price as Side Meat.
We list below Of the staple articles that you buy from
car cut-price cash
= pound sacks Of Sugar $3.50
~ pound inns Lard Compound %
III Pound Tins Lard Compound NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 85
INK Alaska Salmon per can 15c
soap and Washing Powders per cake Observation-Disclosures. SC
AFouekle Cofee per pound Zoe
lob lot 0c"Exacts, per bottle. SC
pounds aimed tomatoes, 15c
s pounds V G. Honiny (whie it LASTS per 1Oc
ure Apple Jelly, per glass 10c for 25c
irish Potatoes per peck
sweet Potatoes, per peck 4Oc
GOOD rice at pounds for Csc
he best Flour made per sack ..............$ 75
Our customers increasing daiy-Our sales Saturday
the largest of the all of this because giving
very lowest prices guaranteed goods.
We your business and will give you prices and
goods than any merchant in the city and will prove this
you will give your orders.
YOUR GROCER
10. TISDEI
PHONES NO IS & lib TWO AUTO DELIVERIES
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

.N6sr einen ggsibnn9tssoum pols
Fen mir MAIDEN. Dlsinit On niGt
au9?~
.@spib." pfli6iet er ibr 5si.
,Dir nebmen cine Jldte. Die
5annen faD gu teuer. Sine 5i4te
tut ss bod aa9. gDie?"
.Sider,- iagt er.
Sine gang iltins. ha6i6s Ji9tel
Wir bsbaasen iie nit Rlhsn uno
tisInen glspfaH, Die 5uOor in GolDs
fanum setal9t linD. unO ReIBe Eer'
gen lieden DIr auf. :"
Sbrs Stlmms Ulro nod Ieiier uno
6ei0mmt eipos Yertrdumtss. sic
er5d6lt Don ben gDeIbHa9ts6dumen,
DE iis sebabt bat. ais lie Elm &iHO
mar. unD er bort Ibr auimeriiam
5a uno HIdi Pin uno DIsosr nit BEN
aOpis.
2ln ben Jsnitern iisbt man Die
gisblumsn sIissrn. 3ur4 Den SieH
tommt man9mal ein plsIlsnDer zon.
Gin itarisr DinD hot ii4 Oraubeu
srboben.
ylOyli1 la4t iis.
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i'd DIrtli4, baB Su nod 6erii5mt
pirit. :"
r44 se5!"
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Die esuts Dasu iassn2"
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Dos mare bod. bod ssnont!
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an.
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jog. iie Ieiis, mir : uno rei9!"
.Daran gsp0bnt man ii9 i9on".
iust sr obHe SpOit.
.Rei9 isin, Das mil i5 gar ni9t,
nsin. 9lber - fpsiBt 9u - peRn
man INNER 10 pieI bdtte, aIs
mau ssraos 6rau4t - Oas pdrs
l90R!. Seine Sorgsn iolts man
habeH!"
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sic i4peiseH. Damn ieuf5t its auf.
legt i6rs 4rbsit 5uiammen uno LOFT
bic Raoelu aus ibrem !5aar. CT 6Iidt
pisbsr in isin BUD.
sic triit gu ibn.
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ryieiH, ni9t lange."
sic bGlt ibm Die Nauge bin.
.Guts Ra4t," fast iie.
gr tiiBt iis.
.9ute Ra9t.-
sic ii6erblidt nod sinmal bns
3immsr. Giniss apfeliaaIeH, bic aui
ben gooeH ssfalIen iino, bebt iie aui.
Damn ge5t iis. =
er iiBt nun ailein.
gr maat fi4's bsqusm. bebnt bic
arme uno i9rau6t banu bas 2i9t
siH peuig b09er.
Run Dir0 CT lsisn. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

9 dnell geboIien. .Sie
iino bei6uloigi, om Sreiiag ben
Subn lbres Jtadbdrn. pilluer &c
ihla5en Su babcn. Gas 1T traIlal'
lig."
.Gut. oa baucn mir i'm tiinitis
an cinem ou0ern Gage
3uO.sl. Bnrum bl6en
Sic penn Sbr DisnitmaO4en 4nna
M9t msbr2 Sic lam mir 10 oroeRts
lid DOT. ).
ISir sius ss anfauss aud 10!
Qbsr nsulid ioste lie auf enmnI
pabrsnO Dss GHsns,' DaB Ibr stpas
in ben fali9sn SdIuno se!ommsn
iei, uno Do babe i9 ibr icfort ses
tiinOist, benz cine Raso nit 5pei
SdIiiRcen tanu i'd niAt sebraus
den!
g 6nsIl 5efaBt. - Pfer'
SebdnoIer (einem aGufsr Elm Pfers
porfii6rsnb, bos pl0Blid itorriit
piro): Sa ieben Sic: d tluges Sierl
0at seItern einen SuftbalIon seieben
unb mn6t bsuf sl:ia 2uftfpriinse
qusrebs 5rau: Du
briHsft ben Saisn iapn absebdutst
mit2
SonntoesiGser: So, als sr mid
fab. III sr slsi9 aus Der 6aut as'
fabreu!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

Simmer i'm Serui. Nitro
nontieproieiior tolls er oas erlIemaI
aui Der Salcnid9o III uno nur 10 ole
Saieu an ibnL obne oaB er eineh
triilt, porilbcrlIieeu): sSdeuBlb,
Die aerle iino ia Die reinen Strru'
ihuuppeul"
pbsrusr Srttum. -
6rau o.: Sd Deros bsuts ben plrs
.Ial i'm Spsrnbauis ieben.
6rau g.: 2lh mos, tann Der i'm
gsi6loiisneu Rdum fIiegeu9 Tos
perItebt Der SeppeIin bod nod nihtl
unloeiid. Sommis: BE
oaure, Serr slron 1T i'm SoOl"
Serr: s0as aud no6S SIT bod
cbuebin nit allen @uiiern eewa.
ldea. Der idmusige aerI!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

sic 3ablt ibre Bstannten nuL ihre
dreunD,nnen uno thermometer. ALleu
seht Is gut. ole iiHO le IN li9ereI
politionsn.
IS lit siseniIid rs9t trauris."
iasi lis. soaB Uir 10 sar Hi9ts 9a,
ben. -.
$50 gar ni4ts --21
.Dab mir teIue ainoer babsn.
DoJa leosn Ipir oenns"
ND iO,- iast g DOler GIeiG'
NUT.
y9ar ni4ts. gar ni4ts babsH MR."
tlagt tie.
.Dl tauiasit Did," srpiOsrt sr.
sia babe 10 man4ss.-
.Sa Du. Aber i92"
er la9t seSpuHgsn.
s5relIi9, freill9-, iaSte sr.
.2abe l4 uIelet9t etDass" fragi
iie mt QaAorud.
rHi&ts, gar ni4ts," sibt e gu,
rid uno nImmt ll4 oor, iebt ulgi
mebr 5u reoeTl.
sic iieht Jpn an unb fiiblt, baB
iis i9m Ipsb setaH bat. .yiuu bilt
Sa DIeosr 6Dle." iast Fe.
gr erDioert ui4ts, ioHoerH Iiebi
uur perbiiieH 5ur Settle.
Go ssbsn lis itamm ns6eHsinau'
Der. -
gum Ra6tmabl bat iis ibm cts
mos bsrsitst, lpas sr bsioHDsrs germ
ibt: elm Rumiteat nit Uiserrsttid, in
feiniter Butte ss6raten.
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riOies Ra4tmabI fiir iis bsine. er
Deib bas. llno ME iis es inn isr>
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len gsitreben, ihm re4t au tun, bas
madt i9n traurig.
gr bentt nod. Sic meint es gut,
iis nil i'm peri5bnsu, setpiB. al6sr
bat er bsun elm Rs4t, ibr Eos 5u
fsin2
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iit bic Jrass.
sic siebt ibm Bier Elm. gs in
talt unb frifd unb brduit. Sic bGIt
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feline Settle unb lsst i6ren arm ouf
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tpirfh.
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gr bentt tpis6sr na1. :.
aber fie fiibt ibn! -
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Sm Diem iinb apblen nadsslegi
ipOrben. bas 3immsr IN Don elmer siHs
idldfernoen WGrms our9gliibt. Die
getroleumlampe gift elm sslbss. rus
biges aidt. bas ben gr6Bten Seil
bes 3immers in elmer maiien DGms
meruug lGbt. Gin nihi 5u ffarfer
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itillen Raum sin.H Std ins pis
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ausssffredt. bintsr i6m auf bsm
Gdrsi6tifh fiebt bic 9ompe. gr
Bot Elm Bud oufs.fdlasen Iieif abu
nift.
sic fst cuf Dem Sofa unb bds
felt.
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- ba bab idb - absr pirtIid! -
gar ieinen Wuuid.'
So. fast n, .unS iparum
NluJlf
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unb sufriebsn. 90 sltihmiitig. ges
bdmpit uno leibsnidoftslos pis bns
5ids9ad Der @anbubr. Rur ettpas
miiber, idsiut ss.
.gDir mollsn iparen,- iaste fie.
.Wir bnbsu ia oIlts. Dos bsiBt -
Sin gaar S4ube psroe i'd brau'
9en.1
gr nidt.
Limb Du brau4ft siusn usu.n
Out
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gu Iddbis.-
ga. ipenn On meinif. -
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TdIdfris.
sic lest bic glrbeit, Ole meb- Elm
Gpisl3tus ift. bsiIeite, treust bic ars
me binter ibrem aopf uno lsbut ii4
in bns Sofa suriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
Cine Ssauitsrb.

Sr Gdusmanu S4niffIer oubt burd
b Ga.
Su ipeibe 5anbiau5 iis
Iluo laBt mi ieoeu 3aTetds
GET 9iesesauge bIise.
uif enuioI 5udt er grIHulig uff
uHb rlift: -5e. Sie YiaOdul6el
,Sbr 6unble bat lem Raultorb a.,
Ses foiht our Stroi orei gutuIdel'
.Serbitt' mer's-. iGgt Ylaoaui9e ipis,
YYiid uff Dr @aB DO 5'ploeel
2es 9uuoIe eebt mid gar nig a,
Sbr tonnt's ia ieItper trage!"
sd glab'S net. prauft Dr. Sdusmauu
In 's iaipdr5e ii6 Id 1sicue,
.Ses Sunole laft ooh Sbue mood.
llno ocittueg eborts Sbuel"
Sest amer ptaiidtS 4taoamGe los:
q SIR laft obne SiauItorb nood
In q boret mir Dod net!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
gh attt.

ersa4Iuns bon sermaun sasner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

-0rudfe6Ier. Ser SduG.
mann bali oem iiber uno iiber be.
iamusten 9etrunteHen auf Die 4eI'
ne. raommen SIe", iaste er, Id
ueroe Sic beimiubren, in welAer
Goiie pobnen Sic penn eiseuilid r
Srifttger Urnn D.
,Besbnlb baben Sic oenn Die i'll
berne Sdnupitabatsoole bebaIien,
Die sic seiiinSen baben2"
SD oahie, ole bate ientano
iortseporien: iie mar ia bod Iecr!-
= grfoIgreiae z att g.
felt. r9eim seitrisen Bobltdti5.
feitsieit bat Serr Broieiior arauIe
oils 9rapbologe miigeuirtt.
SO, iol erioigreih2~
Sea, oas mil i'd, meinen!.. . gli
@runo leiner Guiahien iiuo 5ebu
9erlobuneen juitlioe setommen
uno 5peiunoSpanyig auiseboben
morbed. j"
RiBtrnuiid). Gatte
.Seute troi ih einen Sefannten aus
meiner SuneseieleIBeit, Der aber
aud ieet ieit mebreren Sabren per-
beiratet it'll"
Srau (siftig): aba, earunl
bleibit III 10 lange = 90 babi ,Sbr
euf nntiirlid Den san5en a6ene
Feesenieitis setr6iiet2"
ausniisuus. .8ie fannli
Eu MIR bel 9einem boben eintom'
men INNER in eincm 10 5erriiiener
AnSug ausgeben2"
.Su, peIBt On, meine 6rau bal
aeidgt. iolanee id oeien An5ug tra
ee. geht Tie nidlt nit mir aus.
0atiirIide SoIge. 1
Sdiiler: .Rerfiuiiroig. iuie uniel
Sroinarius iest inmer 70 Seritreu
iitl-
2. gfiiIer: rSa, er lit bod neli
Hid Proieiior geipOroenl~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
PLAY PATIOT|C AIR
WHEN NEWS COMES
Impressive Scene on PhiIadelp hia
When Break Is Made.

LONDON. Feb. 5, 1890 y. m.-The
orchestra played The Star Spangled
Banner" and other patriotic airs
aboard the American liner philadel-
phia from New York. when the news
was received of the severance OF
diplomatic relations between the
United States and Germany. Pas
Srngers on tho Philadelphia arrived
at London tonight from Liverpool.
where the liner docked early in the
day.
There also was some cheering when
the passengers recovered from their
surprise after reading Il wireless mes
sage posted on the bulletin board at
noon Saturday as the Philadelphia
was nearing the danger zone off the
coast of ireland. but there was little
excitement. a majority Of the Amerl-
cans. realizing the gravity Of the news
moved off quietly; little groups were
formed and earnest discussions fol-
lowed. Even the erroneous rumor,
which spread quickly, that war had
been declared between the United
States and Germany was received
calmly and only few women refused
to retire to their berths during the re-
mainder Of the voyage. Only the usual
precautions, such as putting out lights
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
Vigorous Men
and Women are
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
Mart ns Perry Briefs,

Nlhrrt S"ahright left THIS morning Tor
Columbus TO resume his studies ut OHIO
Stale University.
Kenneth Ferry will make - short
business trip 20 Struhrnvillc tonight.
Hurry Surnmcr. popular Fourth street
barber is suffering with hollis.
Samuel Widmcr. of Alliance. is in the
city on business.
Ray Palmer Is visiting with friends in
Toronto this morning. He will leave to-
night for Columbus 10 resume his studies
ut Ohio State.
Members of the Alpha ri Fraternity
have been invited to attend II ban
uucnt and smoker to he given ny the
omega Chapter of Bridgeport
The koinomia class OF tho First Bap-
fist church will meet At the home or
Mrs Archie Jones. on Vine street. this
evening There will DC Il program and
social hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
turned from a visit with friends at
-

turned from q visit with friends at
Cleveland.
Mrs. J. 3. Mount left yesterday for a
visit with friends at Rarenna. O.
Mrs. SIMON Behr has gone 10 Glove
land TO attend the millinery openings.
The Knights and Ladies of the Round
Table will entertain with a euchrc party
in Turner hall this evening.
Miss Frances Todd, OF ..oble street.
has returned from visit with friends
at GAINESVILLE.
Z. NJ Pomeroy of North FRANKLIN
street. has recovered from three weeks
illness.
Miss Myrtle Drake has returned to
Steubenyille after visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Frank Cpperman Of Noble street.
is improving after an illness.
Miss Mary Hammond has returned to
her home in Steubenvillc. after q visit
with friends here.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Re-
formed church Nill hold meeting at
the church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Fred will entertain the
Sorority. club at her home on North
Franklin street. Thursday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
MILLIONS USE It
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SEVERE COLDS OR GRIPPE
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\ dose taken every two hours until
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
Gas Shortage Again.

For about the 'steenth time residents
Of this city are complaining about the
noticeable shortage of gas. Several
Bridgeporters were forced to be con-
tented with cold meals all Of yester-
day inasmuch as there was but very
little gas 10 be had. OFFICIALS Of the
Manufacturers Light & Heat Company
had several men thawing out the meters
and trying to remedy other conditions
during the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
Shouldn't Waste Water.

Service Director George Spence, In
reply to inquiries last night as TO wheth-
er there is any danger Of the Martins
Ferry waterworks being shut down on
that one Of the boilers is now being
fired with coal instead OF gas and that
he is confident that the department will
he able 10 handle The water situation
during the cold spell without any DIFF
rIculty II customers are careful Ia avoid
unnecessary waste of water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
several school Rooms Idle.

The recent cold spell is causing
trouble for janiLors OF the publ ic schools
of the city, as they find it !, hard task
to keep the rooms in a comfortable con-
ditirn. Yesterday morning found some
Of the rooms 50 cold that several Of
the grades were dismissed for the half
and entire day. The Elm school was
closed for tho entire day: rooms OF tho
Central school were idle yesterday morn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
bElLAiRE
Plead. Guilty 20 Manslaughtsr.

VILE yesterday Cecil Scott. OF Glencoe
was arraignvd on a charge OF second
degree murder. He was permlt5eu 10
change his plea 10 guilty 70 mansiauEn-
ter and was given an indefinite 'eE"
in the Ohio peuitentiary.
The crime for which. Scott WAS IN
-tlicted occurred several months ago
when he quarreled with his brother-in-
law. Everrat McIiilton. regarding tns
nayment of a boardbill In the fight
that ensued Scott shot McCiilton. kill
ing. him Instantly. Scott then surren-
dered. claiming that he shot McEilton
in ca1f-6oFenSR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
Funeral Th 5 Morning.

Rev. John Ncel, pastor OF the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church. will conduct
the funeral services for the late Jcffer-
son Waters. who died ut his home In
Wheeling Creek last Sunday afternoon
in tho Adolph morguc at ten o'clock this
morning. Iuterment will be made in
Linwood cemetery. Mr.. Waters, who
was in his 18th year. was Ill for only
short time and, his death came as sur
prise to his many friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
Trains Running Behind Time.

The recent cold spell seems TO have
bad effect upon the schedules or the
Wheeling & Lake Erie and PennsylVania
The Pennsy train due here al 1872
o'clock in the morning. did not reach
this city until 1880 o'clock. The after
noon train, due here at ! o'clock was
three hours and forty-hre minutes late
upon reaching this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
President Roy to Columbus.

President William Roy, Of the sub
for Columbus. where he will attend ~
meeting of the district executive board
of the United Mine Workers OF America
Vice President Lerrinka Will leave to-
morrow morning for the capital to at
tend the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
Morgan Funeral

Funeral services Tor the Inte Mrs.
Elizabeth Morgan will be held at tho
late residence In Burlington road ut
".3O o'clock this afternoon. Rev. T. S.
jenkins. pastor of the Welsh CongreEa-
tional church. assisted by Elders Terry
and Edwards. OF the Church or nc Lat
FER Day Saints of Wheeling, will have
charge Of the services. 1nterment VIII
be in Rivervlew cemetery.