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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24

to pay taxes, but they want to be
certain that everybody else is pay
ing. They desire to know that every
one is doing them justice before
they do justice to the state.
THE first special problem that
arises il Louisiana under the sys-
TEN presently in use is the question
Of expense It is necessary for the
board of state affairs to employ q
large force of travelling inspectors
to supervise the local assessors and
see that they properly assess and
properly value property, and this
system must finally result in practi-
cally a double assessment. In order
to protect the state the board must
exercise the closest supervision over
the local assessments. This can on
~ be done by the. employment of
travelling inspectors and the expense
Of maintaining these inspectors is
very great.
Local Board of
Review Suggested.
The rights Of the people in each
locality could be protected by the
creation of local board Of review
ers, with the authority to pass upon
.alues placed by these selective as
SCISSORS.
"The next problem that has de-
veloped under this system is the
confusion necessarily arising from
carrying four values on the assess
ment roll. Under our system we
may have an actual value for local
purposes, per cent for state pur-
poses and different per cent for To-
cal purposes. In order to compute
the taxes and to comply with the
law, it is necessary to carry all of
these values on the assessment roll,
which increases the work of the as
SCISSORS tremendously and necessar-
lily increases the expenses of their
office.
"One of the most serious troubles
arising from the, system is going to
develop from the differentiation by
the local taxing authorities Of home
owned property and the over-valua-
alton of the property Of non-resi-
dents and non-voting corporations.
All of these cases must be tried in
the parish where the property is To-
Gated. and necessarily the non-resi-
dent property owner is placed at a
disadvantage The board Of state
affairs has no control over the local
taxing authorities in the matter of
actual value for local purposes, and
tn. aggrieved parties are forced to
the long, tedious and expensive re-
lief Of the courts.
Levee Tax Question
Il Another Trouble.
Another trouble that has devel-
oped under this system is the levee
system. There are a great many
levee districts in Louisiana levying
a special tax Of 10 mills for levee
purposes. Nearly all of these dis
'ricts are composed Of more than
one parish, and az the attorney gen.
raj has ruled that levee taxes must
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24

be collected or the values fixed for
local purposes, necessarily the par
ish that has a lower per cent of ac-
tual will pay less for the mainte-
nance of the levees.
Perhaps the greatest problem
that the board of state affairs has
to deal with in Louisiana is the de-
termination Of values. This , a
fearful question wherever assess
ments are made, but it seems to be
that in Louisiana it has become more
complicated than it could possibly
become in any other state. We have
many kinds and classes of property.
A supervising board like ours must
almost be omniscient in order to de-
termine values.
First, there is our live stock. We
have every variety of horse and
mule and COW and sheep and goat in
Louisiana. We have the small Gre
ole ponies of the Attakapas plains
and the great Percheron dray hor-
ses of the cities; the little state
raised mules oil the pine of the sug-
ar parishes; the tick-infested scrub
cattle of the piney woods and the
beef cattle Of the southwestern par
ishes; the Jerseys and the Holsteins
of the dairy district. Our goats and
sheep vary from the best to the
worst. We have every variety of
vehicle; the carriage and delivery
trucks Of the city. the light wagons
Of the country. the log wagons of
the timber land, and the cane wag-
ons of the sugar parishes. We have
every kind Of manufacturing plant,
express, pine, hardwood and ma
hogany saw mills; cotton gins, cot
ton compresses,. cotton oil mills and
cotton textile manufacturing plants;
raw sugar houses, refined sugar
houses, syrup factories, molasses
canneries, alcohol distilleries, oys-,
ter, fish and shrimp packeries, and
fertilizer plants.
I'VE have almost every variety Of
agricultural land: land that pro-
duces cotton, corn, rice. sugar,
truck, strawberries, oranges, and in
fact anything that grows We have
vast amounts of timber land every
variety Of timber grown in the Sou-
thern state. We have great busi-
mes sinterests in our cities; cotton
brokers and factors, rice and sugar
brokers, timber exporters. banks,
merchants and dealers in every az
tiele Of commerce. Through our
great port Of New Orleans we inn
port every kind Of property from
almost every cline.
Eve have the greatest sulphur
mine in the world, two Of the great
est salt mines IN the world, and we
are the fifth largest oil and gas
state.
1--WE have thousands Of miles Of
railroad varying from the 45-lb.
steel Of the saw mill tram to the 120-
ID. steel of the Illinois Central. We
have thousands Of water craft OF all
kinds, sizes and descriptions. from
the great banana ships Of the fruit
ers to the pirog1e Of the swamPer.
"Ihen we have the fast growing
young cities Of Shreveport. Baton
Rouge, Alexandria and Lake +!
Charles, with over a hundred smal
er towns and villages. To cap the
climax of our mass OF perpiexing !
problems Of municipa. assessment
We have New Orleans one of the lar-
gest cities in the United States, with
its blocks Of iots'of every shape and
asxs. and is ;uc1ruEemfnts> KaMging
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24

Stop coughing! you rack the
lungs and worry the body. BAL
LARD'S HORE-HOUND SYRUP
checks irritation, heals the lungs
and restores comfortable breathing
Price 25c, soc, and $l.00 per bot
tie. Sold by Belanger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24

from the acknowledgements
buildings in the French quarter t.
the modern sky-scrapers above Can
al street.-N. o. STATES.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24

Columbia Carbon Paper and
Typewriter Ribbons for sale at TIE
Review Office. Phone 270.
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Morgan City Daily Review deliv
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24

The Louisiana sugar planters
went over the top" in keeping the
first part OF their agreement with
the American Sugar Refinery and
the United States Food Administra-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
WARRINGTON

The funeral nf charles Hunter. who
LOST his lii-' III AN automobile accident
Friday morning. WaS held from The resi-
drnr" Of his mother. Mrs. Amanda Hun
tor. IlnHgh Addition Sunday. June TAIN.
~ = O'Clock y. III. Intermrnt was made
III l.uCHnrnrt cemetery.
Little Miss Virginia Burt entertained
party Of small friends Al the home OF
her grandmother. Mrs. E">" Burt. Sat.
urday afternoon. to rci"hratc her fifth
birthday.
Master Dick Clark entertained R party
of it'll" folks ut birthday party FRI
day at his hume on Beatty avenue.
Miss Emma Bartlett il home after
weeks visit with friends in Wheeling.
Born. Sunday. Jnuc -. 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. John rNrIl. nf Franklin street. Il
son and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Matthew'S hav" rc-
turned after = visit Of few weeks IN
Deer Park. Md.
+ A. I'ri"hard has arrived to-day from
Baltimore for Il visit with relatives here.
Born FRIDAY. Jun" "1nh. t. Mr. and
Mrs r;lIy ellison. 4 son.
\. H. .lniliffr WAS 81 business visitor
in Wheeling. Saturday.
Mrs Lyons. IT harrisburg. Is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs Albert Rcuth has returned /"
fr"drirkSluwu. O.. after visit with her
parents hnr" Her mother accompanied
her home for visit.
James r. Phillips aud dauCht"r. Miss
Helen. left Sunday for East Brady. IA.
wh"v" Mrs. Phillips was called by the
serious illness Of her father. Miss E-li
Mari accompanied them to Pittsburgh
for Il few days visit with friends.
Miss Maggie rHddcn Is visiting ut her
brothers in Wheeling. for Il few days.
Miss Clara Drake has returned home
after spending the week in Wheeling.
Miss Anna McGarrcy, who has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
SUPREME TEST Of VOLUNTARY
ENLISTMENT IS NOW At HAND

and 50 years who are sound. single
and sober will be accepted for serv.
ice" 1hc sergeant continued, anu
those who are registered must show
their cards. and men of foreign birth
who have not obtained full citizenship
must present their papers before be-
ing accepted into the service.
The army recruiting office at l4%2
Market street Is prepared to handle
all who apply. and it is hoped that
those intending 10 enlist will not wait
until late, in tn" week and cause a
rush on The last day. Those who are
accepted will be transferred IN Column
bus, O.. whore they will hn fitted out
with uniforms and then SEM 10 camps
where they arc needed to fill the regl-
mentS which are short Of men. Ser
geant Cunningham concluded.
The following letter was received by
Sergeant cunningham from Newton
Baker. Secretary Of War. regarding
enliS1inS week:
"FoIlowing letter this date for YOUR
information. Quote 10 tDn editors or
all news papers President. Wilson has
by rrnclamation fixed thnSweek begin
ming June o3 as Recruiting Week for
rho REGULAR Army. The army needs
and expects to obtain during tho week
seventy thousand mon 10 MI every
regiment IN war strength. The men
cannot ne Obtained. however. without
Tho hearty corporation Of tho Ameri-
can press. am relying confidently
upon the PATRIOTISM of tho press in
this emergency. and know that the
newspapers will cooperate fully with
tho Recruiting Service throughout the
week to make recruiting week anothn-
or splendid demonstration Of the spirit
Of the country
" tSirncd NEWTON RAKF.R.
Secretary of War.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

TODAY'S BEAUTY HINT

II is not necessary 10 shampoo
YOUR hair 20 frequently ii II Is
entirely and properly clcansed each
time BY the use OF really good
shampoo. The easiest m uSe and
quickest drying shampoo that We
can recommend IN our readers Is
one that brings nur all the natural
beauty OF The hair and may be en-
loved al very little expense. by dis
solving teaSpnonful OF canthroX.
which ran BE- obtained from any
druggist. in cup Of hot water.
This makes Il full cup Of shampoo
liquid. enough so il Is eaSy 10 apply
il to all rho hair instead nt just tho
top Of the head. This whom rubbed
into the scalp and onto every strand
OF hair. chemically diSsolyeS all
impurities. Il is very Snothinc and
cooling in its action. as we'll as
beneficial 20 both scalp and hair.
After rinsinS out tho lat}er so Gre
ated. ynu will find tho scalp is
fresh, clean and free from dandr1ff.
while the hair dries quickly and
evenly. developing bright luster
and soft fluffineSS that makes it
seem very heavy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
4. NJ. hall N Glen :a*t"n ON

q; T.. A. NJ. hall !" ';'"" f's'"" "'
Mrs Frank smith "r Mannimc'"n ir
>r.ndiuc several days her" with relH-
tiv..S.
Mrs. Il II. Mo" "y L., tn" guest Of rcla
tiv"S in Pittsburgh.
Robert charlton "f Akron. g.. Is 'h
guest nj his purnni@ hero.
Mrs frank Green and sou IF Fay. O.
are visiting with relatives acre
Attorney ''"ril Riggs has r'lnrnrd 7"
r:irmnnl after y visit ~ his HON" here.
lir and Mrs Sr"uc"r Whit" have
arri,rd home from N"w MartinSvill",
wh"r" 'hcy spent several days "l'h
Mrs David Potts has returned Ia l"r
homo in Duy. g.. after visit with rrla-
Mrs. q. w. Henderson and daughter.
Miss: Dora. Of rif!h street arc visiting
win ritrshurgh relatives.
Nrs Emma Glcmmrns "f tins city is
stmndInr III" week with Akron rcla-
lives . "
Mrs. Minor c;rossman and Mrs. VIM.
MrCarhlc Of Cameron arc visiting with
rrlltivrS hero.
rr.,r second street IA their new resi-
nnnrc nj Third stro"t and Grant Ave.
n'I". "
Misses Ella and G"rtruh" C"uchlin
have, returned from Fad"n city. where
Ilry ercnt several days with friends
and relatives.
Onr prisoner was discharged from N"
Touiinuiiary Yesterday m regular dis
charge. HvinC completed his sentence.
Mrs. Elmer Wilkinson and son Of ms
CITY arc visiting with relatives In War
nick. y.
Mrs t;rnrrs nownn has returned from
Shady<idc. o. whrro she spent several
days with relatives
W. r G;IcndrnnliG. .Tr.. nf Toronto,
can, is spending several weeks her"
with his parents.
Mrs. r. {. Clark Of Second street,
was called 10 RcIlairr Yesterday OIL ac-
count OF the death of her sister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Edrwood Council Meeting.

At Il special meeting ut the CouiiSli
OF the lrWu al "dCw""d last niEhi me
precincts Tor the bond issue election
Ia bc held on the fth OF June were
named rs Follows: j. NJ. Ritter garase'
ieislirll street. and The Town hAIi: cor
ner OF F.dglngton LAM and the Eatluual
road rhc clerks and Judges, ~hu were
:nuoinicud were not ANNOUNCED.
\ resolution Was passed in reference
to the new bond issue for the paving
and repairing Of tho streets OF the own
moi named in the proclH nation. Ar or
dtnance will be- passed at special nir"l :
ing NEXT Monday evening on me alloy"
resolution, and tho mayor Will thcn IS
sue Il proclamation. seilinG the aaVe
for the now bond Issue election;
t1f1irials of the WnSt Virginia Trac-
zion and Electric company were present
last night, and the matter Of the walr'fr
franchise for the town or rNs W ,',,.i
was discussed The matter Will likely
he seItleed at tho nc rXcmeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
HOW TO GEL
RID OF CORNS
A Simple. Safe and Reliable Way
No Pain or Soreness.

rhHmi,S H. i new discovery maj" from
~ JaIGtn"%" pr"d1Irt. women VII soon hH
wearing; smaller and lI"i tier SHOES IMAM
eyer. t'urns arr Ia h'' Il thing nl fi''
past. \ HrW preparation calico iH'-
Mint * said 1" nilk" amy Curii "r cali"US
ShrlN'l rlr:hi Hr and iIir "li Easily. lfhIti
rurnS Surt rurn>, or rnrnG between The
toes eau ~run IL. lift"d right Out. r"hi
mud all ir"-MInt.l s wonderful. y" pain
and NOT 4 hi uf soreness while applying
Il or afterwards, l'""rl" are warned !"
stop IIimr and trimming their curh'
and avoid til" risk ri blood poison. SIM
ply get Il small Jnr IF lee from
your druggist and from tn" very second
that IT tulIrh"S that sore. tender corn.
Your poor. llr'd. aching feet VIII l""l
So cool. easy and rum!urialrln NAT you
will jus, sigh with relief Think 1T 1t;
Just a liiti.. in,i"h uf that cooling. Spnlll-
iur lee Mint and real fOn;-toy is yours
Il * TN" real Japanese secret OF hh"
healthy littl,. f1"!. and - highly apnrr,
cintrd by Wnmrn Whu wear high nee
shoes and men who have to- stand on
their feet all day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
ELM GROVE WILL
VOTE ON $4,000
BOND ISSUE SOON
PROPOSED FOR FIRE FIGHTING
EQUIPMENT AND STREET
REPAIRS.
Town Is In Dire Need of Better FIRE
acknowledgements Council
Meets-Other Pike News.

\; a special meeting Of The council "l
thar town ut Elm GruN" held last eve
mlrg /; MS d"Cld'',i - submit 10 th''
voters a t"id l>sii" "f 5000 lu IN
pru,r TN, streets e: c:it town ana L. Dr
uS"d IN purchasing ira lighting az
paraIi~, ,uu>ISllns If Il Iu"t"r TRUCK
aul uuuIIluII hos. Ill" h"Sc now IN
us.r III me TOWN. IL u interior GrHuc'
ami II Is uIad'"lidtr III 'HShliHE Il hfc.
THIS. with the Two ur thtre small Chcill-
tctuS, constitute Tn" $"l': lire hShllns
APPARATUS Ut the lluurlShluS Towns.
smaller towns than Elm Grove nave
trucks aud plenty ot paraphcrllhlia. r"r
Somr reason. however. .Inr residents OF
Elm Grove IN the past hid not Seem 10
ear. about Slnuuiug q small hin"u' OF
money III tn.XS. having defeated pre-
viuuS Issue. 80
II the bond issue Is ratified scvera !
sectors ct Elm Iiruv" VII Il" improved
with now streets. curhing ana sewer
lines. II j. hrlIrv'd that the lsSHo Will
be ratified especially because 81 the
need Of lire nghll!g equipment.
Council will hold Sl"'riht nicciih6
FRIDAY night. when thu licenses Tor the
town will be ISSUED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Gan EAT ONIONS,
PIE, CABBAGE AND
CAKE, SHE SAYS
But Twas Vastly Different With Mrs.
kccncr Before Wentworth
Came

only those persons who nave gone
through III" happy experience re-
corded in The following statement can
fully realize tn" deep pleasures OF
Tho table. One must have Sunrred
severely from indigestion and men
found way 10 cal without distress il
hr wants 10 know what The ENJOY
mcnL OF meals really means. Mrs
Parlhcna k"encr. Of Montana. Mines
near FAirmOni. " va. found snch
enjoyment by the use of, Nery-Worth
DIS The following letter. which she
wrot" som" time ago 10 her Falrmont
druggist. fully proves:
u have taken three bottles OF
Nerv.Worth and it has helped me-
wonderfully. was 50 nervous that
| could not stand the noise of chill
drcn playing. now Fan cal onions.
cabbage. cake and pin. | can now
Slrrp nine hours.
(MrS.) "Parthrna kenner.
Montana Mines, W. Va.
Bacr'S Pharmacy sells Merry Worth
in Wheeling and your dollar back II
tho medicine doesn't help you.
Nerv-Worth is sold al MnGo juno
lion ny Moore Bros; Martins Ferry
ny Ralsron & Parker; 81. Cla!rsrillc
by Patterson & Sons; Barncsville by
Hilles Bros: Cameron by Cameron
Drng Co.: SiStcrsville by &. B. Disque:
New Marrinsville by Hornhrook'f
Drug Store: MoundSvillr by J. H..
Beam Drug Co.: Bridgeport by Solby
& Reed Ocnt Pharmacy: Rnllaire
by .Dankworth Bros; Paden City BY
June o6 & 2s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

III" Princess cars. will receive Il carload
1T CARS some time this week.
Mrs ". h. Tucker. OF Wheeling. is
Sp, nding i. month 1T IN" Adam Iahn
farm on Middl" Wheeling creek.
- {. NJ Talklngton. Of Cameron WIS an
Elm Grove business caller yesterday.
l.. G.. Cromwell uf Cincinnati. is
spending several days II Elm Grove
lranSH, iIug business.
Tn" Mystic order No. 81. Knights nj
PytiIa$ al Elm Grove. held their reGu-
lar meeting last night.
Henry Clay camp No. Go9%. Modern
W""dm"n Of America. If the same place.
VII! lUid their regular meeting this
evening.
Roy E"hr"nS. Ut Tol"do Ohio. was a
business caller in Fulton yesterday.
Karl MJs"nu. Df f'airnunt, Was in Elm
Gruvu'on business yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Drunken Brawl on River Front.

Feared in .Im*iir" Lewis court IL an
Sw"r To vari"as charges preferred
against them as 4 result uf an alleged
drunken hrawl, which occurred 'un the
river Shrrr. juSt below IN" corporation
line. sunday evening The arrests IN
the "aSt wcr" made hy the poirc and "A
deputy sheriff. When III" police visit, d
the pace. Mrs. Hazel Mudrlrk. the old
esI member uf thu three. gave them
cons ldcrHhl' trouble before %h" would
submit Ia arrest. $l. was lined $ lao
and costs and sentenced To serve fnur
months Tor @ivinc IN, lad liquor. The
girl in the ease, aged Is. as well as ih"
youth. w"rr fined 5 and un plain drunk
charges. Mix" ChHSkl WAS held IT,
avail the action nf tho grand jury M
G"r Si0n nond Tor giving liQu"r II"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
General Move-Up.

general m"ve-up has taken piar"
among the conductors ON III" pike diNi-
sion Of the West Virginia Traction ana
Electric company after N" resiSnn'i ION
Of William Rellevillr, ono If tho oldest
conductors on this line. He has accept.
ed 4 position with the Standard hnl
company. Those VIII" hay" received
mnvn-rps are: Zen Ahercrnmhi". who
was on the Mt. Do Chapial division. has
received an early run, while p"m"r
Black conductor on tho pike division.
has taken the mount run over. John
Mccormick. who was m tn" Shiftcr. has
takcn the Job Of m0tnrman mn H. lat"
rum while Charles Eikey. who WAS IN
a RI gular run. is now pilot of IN" shift
er Several other changes will h" made.
according 10 the seniority rule. There
is also a shortage OF crews TO man the
cars,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Personals and Biefs.

Alan Stnrker. tho young son "t Mr.,
and Mrs. T.: T. StOctor. Of Fulton. ~
much improved after a serious illness.
81. cridnr. of DALLAS. was Il business
ca ilnr IN Elm Grove yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. &. f"ni'n"r". "t FiliH-
hurgh. ar" the guests of relatives IN
WnodlAwn.
Mrs f. w. Cuttings "r Patterson. ~
improving after Il SERIOUS illness
Miss Pearl WHS%IIn. Of tlHNSViliH. i
the guest of friends In Elm 'ir"T".
Joseph Wagner. of 'rrladrlphia. y;
confined to his home on account "r i'll
ness.
Miss Mvra Little. Of Elm Grove. -
spending several dayS IN 'l"N"ihnd tho
guest of relatives and friends.
Miss Cl"m"nlinn f'itzrh'rIrk. "r Elm
Grove. is tho guest of relatives in ''!-N"~
LAID
Miller & Mitchell Elm Gr"v" agents for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
WOMEN TO REGISTER

WASHINGTON. June 25.-ReCistra.
ion # " ,'n-n with n view to- recording
what work rncI, can DO for the country
during tho war wilt begin soon under
the auspices Of the Council Of National
Defense.
Blanks have hcnn prepared on which
every woman willing to register for ser
..ice will br asked 10 state her age. clt(-
zenship. cdura ton. occupat ion or profess
sion. time available persons dependent
upon her. and her training. II any.
II is unofficiaiiy stated that 16.05l,-
Snn pounds Of raw salmon were shipped
from British Columbia 10 Pacific coast
norris in tho United states last year.
Rake over bare patches in the lawn
and SOW with god lawn grass seed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
DECLARES SERGEANT CUNNING.
HAM, OF LOCAL RECRUIT
ING STATION.
Efforts Are Being Made to Enlist Sew
enty Thousand Recruits IN
Nation This Week.

The effort to enlist 10000 men for
the regular army this week Is the SUI.
preme test Of the voluntary system OF
enlistment" Sergeant Paul Cunning
ham, of the local army STATION. do
clared Yesterday. and for thar reason
men should nor lot the consideration
of wages or position keen them from
offering their services 70 their coun.
try before the present week is over.
"All men between he ages OF Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
palnh MCCOY Funeral.

The funeral services for Ralrh Mc
Coy. well known resident OF rlau.i ln!a.
who PASSED away at his home sunday
afternoon. will b. held tomorrow after
noon ri > o'clock from tho plac" ut
d,uih. Tho services will II" In charge
Of Rev f S. Bishop. pastor Of IN" ira
de lphia NJ. f. church. nf which MI; Nc
GOV was u member. int"rm"nt Will loi-
low in the Stone church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Floater Recovered.

TN" floating body 81 wunIHn was
found IN The ohio river 10y Foreigners
her" shortly h"r"r" noon M"ndH!. Tn"
body wHS picked mp near th" Fort Pit
MINI and Iuwcd to tn "W'Si Virginia
shore There Wa nothing um In" body
that will lr:h Ia ih' Etil"atiU and tn"
body was =" BADLY h"'"nrp"Srd that it
WIS Impossible I" mis-" an effort IN
identify it Tho hnd% uruhHhlv had horn
IN ia" river In"r" ihan TWO months.
.Ririal Wa:. ~ NJ knS,. r"In"tcry imm"-
dHi"iy after il WIS removed from the
WIlnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Aoother S5nO for the Red CrosS

Thu campaign Tor tho Rod Tr0SS So
riciy being carried on by tn" West AL
rxander Auxiliary to the WASHINGTON,
Pa. chapter nf Red Cross. Melted "v"r
$500 for yesterdays camapiEn and GO
new members. This brings the total Vt
the contributions to over $500. and
tho membership to 27n. Tho campaign
will continue for three more days. The
members Of the society arc putting
forth dcterWita%-sr effort TO realize n
carried or With nnahated interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
MOUNDSVILLE:.
VIII Enforce Law Here,

The county and city officials are both
preparations fur the enforce
mon, If the state NuSrancy law recent
~ enacted Ivy the legislature. The OIL
Gals HAY" Kept Il close watch on rcgu-
lar loaterS for III" last week or SO, ami
unless they lind profitable employment
within IN" immediate future they Will
lc given iUnS on lhc county rnalS.