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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
STRENUOUS WORK FOR
THE WASH-JEFF ELEVEN

WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct. 3o.--With
genuine win:ry weather prevailing. the
Washington and Jefferson football team
was pat through one Of the StitfCSt pra-
ticcS This afternoon il has had In several
weeks. There WAS no Srrmmage. bat Z
long signal drill followed a short talk
by Coach MctZger to IN" mon in the
training house. and preceded a dummy
Scrimmago. which kept I'll" mcn at their
task until almost dark. Every regular
was on tho field today except Henry,
who was excused on account of 4 sore
side. due to the rib which he lind cracked
in the Penn State settr. Henry'S con-
dition. however. is not at all serions and
he will De able 70 resume his activities
tomorrow or the nety day.
The coaches hRvc planned OF" scritn-
mage workout for tho Ted and Fla ok
this week, the first for the men outside
n regular game since tn" week follow
Ing the KiSki enlargement. The men
need some strenuous work tn" CoHrh"S
think. and they will l!knly try tho var
si,y out against the scrub on Thursday.
IT Is possible that this will be the only
scrimmage workout now before tho game
with Pitt on November 10. the Develop
lneut OF the team 20 be sought in sig
nal. mock scrimmage and black boa I'd
drills.
Brown went through the entire signal
drt!l this afternoon without apparent In
II: was used nj beth guarl
and taskle and fitted we'll into the Met
ger machine He was At Henrv's place
at loft tackle during most of the work.
out. although he vas shifted TO a guard
fora time in tho late afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
U. S. PRICE FIXING
GIVEN ENDORSEMENT

WNSTuNGTuE. OCT. 39.--ThH deciar :
o,:on of tho recent war CONVENTION or
th., chamber Of commerce Of the lnltcd
StaIcs ut Atlantic cay. thnt Il is nee
rssnry that tho government fix prices
IN ali materials needed for the conduct
Of The war and affecting the publ"
welfare has been endorsed by n great
mainrity'o OF its members throughout tne
country.
Tho preliminary count OF the resui'
Of III" referendum on this subject. sent
ont before the Atlantic City meeting.
SHOW. 4 was announced today. that the
members favor extending The authority
to- control prices 20 raw materials ami
finished products and 10 prices the pub
lie pavs Ms we'll as Ia those paid by
the government.
The recommendation OF the chamber
That price control be placed in tho
hands nf a small board to bc named by
.l,, president ard that an agency IN
work In harmony with this board dis
tribute available supplies 10 the pur
rhnsrrs whose needs are most directly
related 10 the public welfarn also Is
endorsed.
Approval, too. Is given the proposal
~ haze each leaving industry and
trade appoint committee to confer
with tho agencies that control prices
ard distribution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
L|NSLY'5 AVERAGE SCORE IS
4D-2;; WHEEuNC'S IS 1874

Coach Brooks Of Wheeling High.
stated last evening that things wcr"
very unsatisfactory in Wheeling Highs
football camp at present. Last nights
practice seems to have been somewhat
disappointing. Coach Holden Of Linsly.
stated last evening that his men pat
up the best appearance" IN practice las
evening that they have :" far this y'ar.
Both Wheeling high and I.lnsly hay"
clean states so tar This season. E"ta
have some hard.t"ught victories TO their
credit ard also some which We're easily
secured from weaker teams. Wheeling
High has scored 8 ;ota! o. ~ points
to her opponents Is. for an avrcag" -
Sc 10 /, Will" LinSir has. secured
total of 2i1 points. and has ben scored
OF only twice. making the average Scur.
per game. 40 To >.
The following - 'he record OF tn:
two teams. TO d'i;S:
Wheeling High Iinsly.
Wellsourg. let Br!1S"p"rt. IN-n
Cambridge. Isl Cameron. 5S-I
Triadelphia, 45-6 Brlaire. $50
Carnegie SO SistcrSviile. $50
Philadelphia. 49,;
MoundSvllie. 10
In each OF the above gaines the local
squads are credited with the largest
scores. and it may ee seen that they
were not evenly matched.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
DIV. GRIFFITH q
LOCAL BOYS COUNT
BIG FOR MARIETTA
ON THE GRIDIRON

MARIETTA. O.. Oct. 3o--By defeating
m" heavy H"idelbI!rg university eleven.
20. last Saturday. Marietta college. Mt
least on dope. won tn" nun-conrrrcnce
championships nf ohio Tor another year.
Marietta won this honor last year by
defeating O;tcrbcin. "0G. IN n hard
fought game The gnmc this year with
Hridchurg was hard"" fought than tn"
one Of last year. The mighty toe "t
Mnrirtta'$ youthful fu.!hack. Ted VIII
!!ams of Bridgeport. WAS responsible for
IN" Blue and White again coming on:
victorious.
The present marietta eleven has been
on" OF the greatest surprises 10 fans IN
years. At the start of ia" season. Coach
Better had only two veteran" around
whom 10 hui!d a team. the other m"m-
hrrS Of last years team w"r E"cn".
great number hring licutcnantS IN thc
army. Tn" material coming in VAS any
thing but promising. The fellows were
~ game rs ANY that had. ever come III.
hut they were light Tho orc bright
ray OF hop" was that they Were fast.
Coach Enttcr has taken q t"au nrrras-
ing scarcely 1a3 pounds and nodded Il
into one OF the fastest working machines
that the Blue and White has ever been
represented BY. In Williams. Boyd and
two Moundsvillc hnys Ransom and
Robinson. he has one Of III" fastest back
fields In tho state. as we'll rs probably
tn" Youngest rullrg" Nnrki'"ld. $InS
The speed ~ III" team to best advantage
and teaching his squad thu art OF strong
interference. he Developed punch 20
his team that is Shr"n Iy tho fa"t tina,
in four games they havr rolled up 10
tai Of 233 points while in III" other they
held the strong Wabash "1"v.nt :" II
"a score. The fact that ~" Blue aud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
SEATS FOR ". & J.-PITT
GAME GO ON SALE HERE
Block in the wash.-Jetf. Section Will Ba
Placed In Hands OF Joseph T. PAUL,
Jr., in Big Demand.

Washington and Jefferson football fol-
lowers in the Wheeling district this year
Will be able TO buy tickets for the W. &
J.-Pitt. game at Forbes field. on No
vember 10. this year right AT home. Man
aGer r NJ. Murphy "t WASHINGTON and
Jefferson. at the request Of tn" Red arps
Black Supporters. has arranged to pla'a
4 block Of seats in one Uf the four W.
" j. sections 1T this hlC LmpionShip
clash In charge Of Joseph F. PAUL. IT.
beginning with Thursday. These seats
are all grandstand places and are Sc
lected as especially desirable places from
th.. allotment that the ". & j. manage
mont secured.
In former years the advance sale to
all points for the W. & ]. alumni was
conducted either from Washington Ut
through tho alumni representative IN
Pittsburgh. This year Indications point
10 am unprecedented demand for seats
and III order that the Red and BLACK
supporters might secure their places in
advance with as little Inconvenience us
possible. Manager Murphy of NJ. & J.
decided to inauguratn advance sales At
various ". & J. centers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
VI. c. It. U. MEETING.

IU'NTlNt;TuN. W Na.. oct 30
More Than OH" hundred d"l"alt'S and
visitors .r., here" attending the thirty
riIth annual convention Of III" West
Virginia W"rn"u's CHRISTIAN 'r"mr"r
ave-, i'u."m. wir'rt "rr'm"h her" This
rar,riu.: Mrs. l.ruH Low" N"$'. "f N"r-
g:lutnvn. r',"uii" '-'irnE"'l III suffrage
work il Wn~hIn:t"n state. ~ presiding.
Miss FI"rI f.. Sir"ui. worlds Whit"
fIhlon missionary. VAS th" principal
SNEAKER ~ an "r"n session hold thiS
evening III the First VI. Z. church
which Is thr SrnI If The convention.
Wayn" l.: Wh""!"f. genera! counsel Tor
tic ANTI Saloon l."nIu" If America Will
sneak tomorrow night. Tho convent ion
vii: terminate Thursday morning.
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Career Of New B. & 0.
General Superintendent

Mr. ". Sru,t VII" has leon ap-
pointed general Suprr!Nt"nd' "f the
West NIrgtn!u District ~ III" Baltimore
aud ohio Ruilrrnd. with ii'adGuHrtrrS at
Wheeling .'fCcci:v" N"vrmt".r list. WAS
born in Charleston. W Va. iIrSt ''nl"r-
,ur railrmn,l SrrVirr with IN" Chesapeake
md uli" Eallrna! III 1871 ~ Operator.
In 1892. n" WIS an "r"rHt"r in the en-
plny IT the ,'tnrinnaII Hamilton and
Dayton halfway. ami WAS rr"m"trd to
:rnin diSrau her with that road in l%!|
hrinE advanced t. train master IN l"h".
Mr. Scott lrCanr superintendent In
!nHI and continued in such capacity I'M
III August list. lH!W. WHEN hr entered
The s"rV =" Of tn" Kansas Guy S"ui H.
rrIl. having that service IL taxi" 4 posi-
lluu with The lndIunH STAT" E:rIIrun'l
Commission as inspector january lst
lHil ON August 9Th. 1917. h" again
entered railroad service. accepting Il
post with tn" Raltinlnrr and Ohm a.
Supervisor Of Transporting lion. reporting
Ia the superintendent Of that branch "T
tn" operating department. January lS'
19l%, he hrcHin- assistant superintendent
at k"ysrr. and on May 18th. nf tn" same
year, hc was Transferred Ia the Monon-
Enh division in tho. same capacity with
Headquarters ut Graftun. ". Va. which
position he now holds.
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Wesleyan's Strength.

When "tirTdSy" Neatc aud John Kelli-
~nu took their football team. OF pct"h' :
lG. 10 Washington. frl. md played thu
strong W. 4 J. team 10 81 IS 10 score.
many fans over the state did not civ"
them credit of having a team eqhnl 30
wha, the score Indicated. but rather that
the Ruckhnnn"n team played ahov" form
IN that day. or that the kcd and Black
tenn was M; as strong as had been r.
ported. The following week. when tit"
Methodist team met Westminster AMI
defeated them - to ;. nothing NOR" d"ii-
mite was learned on account nj thu
weakness Of tho Westminster team this
vcur huI on this Su;u' tlRte. when WASH
inEtou and jefferson defeated the str0uc
Penn State team to y, This cleared Up
all doubt ms To tho strength of Metz
gers bunch this year. and tn" only QurS-
ton that WAS heard was. is Wesleyan
strong tniS wear or WIS Sh. lucky" This
question was very we'll answered on last
Saturday. when the Orange and Blarn
mot Penn Stnt-. and played Thorn to
Stand$;tll. and in fact "UtplnHcd them
throughout tho cn,ir" game allowing the
Pennsylvania team To use out an to :
victory In the last thr,y-lvc seconds az
the game. tn" fact that during This
game. Malls mon were able TO advance
the "picSkn" for TEN ilrst downs. willis
the Elue and White could only carry II
;"r i've. proves beyond doubt that No bus
4 team with the necessary punch. and
on" that will give most any team in tn"
country some trouble.
tn" team Is being pointed now toward
the Esthany game. which is - h" played
on next Saturday. All thu dope tnd!
Gates lhst Wesleyan should h. 4 winner
in this contest. hut since This Is the
first statn team that the locals have
faced this year. ard tn" fact that Both
any is supposed to hnv" the best team
81 her history. Ncale and Iiellison will
take no chances and will try and have
tho best team poSSlhlr ready for th"m
Every man came out al the Penn state
game In good condition. md unless soma
cripplcs are developed in practice this
week. the full strength will be WAITING:
for ChnnhrrS on SATURDAY,.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the clt4.
3SCGSSSSGS0

Cecil kaltcnbach. who underwent HI
operation at the North Wheeling nos
pilaI recently. will return TO his NOME
on Market street today.
Mrs. William Fastaff. of Pine Grove
", Va. who was operated on SNORT
time ago at the North Wheeling nos
pi,aI, is report cd to be improving.
Frank Monaghan Of 'ClintonvilIe. o.
had his adenoids removed at the Norti
" hccling hospital few days ago an"
is recovering RAPIDLY from the opera
ton.
Mrs. Clara Trussell OF ST 1hlrty-
third street. who was operated on son'e
time ago at the North Wheeling nos
pital. is improving.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward r. Kelsey or
Toledo. o., were the guests or honoV NJ
the Rotary dinner last evening. VIII
leave to-day for Clarksburg. where MI
Kelsey vii! speak before the k"thr'anS'
He "a governor of the seventh distrlct
Of Rotary clubs.
Frank Post, OF Clarksburg. Is visiting
friends in the Wheeling district
G.. s. Moulton Of Sistersville. return
ed home last evening after WISH VIII"
relatives here.
John Nelson. Of C1arksburg. who mas
hen visiting relatives OH the South Sioe
will return 10 his home IN fa!FHo"l W.
day.
Mrs Colin Rose, Of Beech Bottom was
a visitor in the city Yesterday.
Cecil Driver. OF Elm Grove. has ACCEPT
81 a position with the west Nlrglh'A
Traction and Electric Company.
Mr.. VIII Pfar will remove his 1amiiS
rrnm their home. on the Bethany pike 10
Tho Stratford hotel for the winter.
nr t. r. Mason is suffering with an at
tack Of grippe. ,,o ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Caldwell nave re-,
mayed into their new home at kcn""oo
Miss Bcss Good. of Woodlawn' VINO mas
hrnn iii Of grippe. for the past Two
,,',.n.s js much improved.
Or w. $. Fulton has ,t Ts5IrGed the .r Ual
chicago. H.. whore ne a1senoeo 't'' '"
Miss Alice Curry who has been nl. w, me
guest OF relatives in ms Guy m"s w
turned To her home in Parkersourg' W.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
In the HattoH

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3o.-Despite tho
handicap Of bad weather. the food adj
mnistration had obtained tonight more
than $4,000 signatures to food pledge
cards in the first two days Of its inten-
Sivc pledge campaign throughout the
country. This total was contained In
reports from about half OF tho states.
The aim for tho week Is to enroll ten
million families signatures. festerda!
and TODAY added to those previously OBJ
t.inrd made a grand total OF 2.605. 900.
Maine led the states tonight. with a to.
tai of $4,000 cards signed in two days.
Prn-Grrman propa Eanda, the food I'D
ministration announced tonight Ia ham,
pcring the work OF volunteers in some
states. Housewives. It was declared
hive been told that II they sign tnS
cards the government will seize their
household stores for the army. =;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
HARRIS JOINS COL0RS,
LEWIS. PLAYS QUARTER.
Special to The Intelligenccr


MORGANTOWN. ". Va. Oct. 30
In bitter cold win and blowing SNOW
West Virginia football practice was held
this afternoon. Harris. star quarter
back was recalled TO join the naval re-
serve today. and his absence and that
Of King were the only ones. Harris Will
be greatly missed as he had shown him
self to be a strong runner. Lewis.
Charleston boy. who played quarterback
at the start Of the season will likely
I'll the position. King attended classes
today for the first time since his light
attack of appendicitis and it is expected
that he will be out soon. Two large
flood lights were erected In the stands
today so that the team could get more
practice. Many men do not get out OF
classes till five and the early darknAH'
allows them less than half an h1or's
work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
so PER CENT. ADVANCE
ASKED BY SW|TCHMEN

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.--.n"ninnds Tor
so per cent waKc increase will he sub
lnitlrd tn the railroads Of the United
States by the members nf rho Switch
mons Union OF North America. as re-
suit OF action taken by a special COM
ruitt"r nj n TWO days meeting which end
I'd here today. Thu AdamSun law en-
acted in 1916 10 avert Il threatened
strike reduced the daily hours Of labor
Of the Swilchlnrn from ten 10 eight hut
did not increase their wages.
The demand for 4 wage increase will
BE- followed by referendum vote OIL II
nation wide strike OF switchncn il II
Is not granted in thirty days. it was An
nounced by 5. j.. Heb"riinI. of Buffalo"
president nf the union. The thirty days
notice which the contracts uf III" union
with the railroads require. must be
given befur" any chang" in wage oues-
tons can l." taken up was served on the
railroads at once.
The Increase was drruandrd II was
announced because "f III" steady rise in
The. cost ~ LIVING which thu union mon
say has mad" their wng"s insufficient
for a fair living.
The demands ar, for 4 fifty per cent
inrrcns" for Swilrhu"u. switch tenders
and rHrmcu. Tn" membership or tho
union Is about 40" men. Their wage
scale is approximately IN" same as
seven years ago rAc"pi for III" reduction
in the hours Of labor brought about by
the Adams"n law. Tia" HhirHgn stand
urd now in force PROV i,i"s S%.in n day
for Il dag helper. sG.Sn a dny for q day
rnr"mqn 81" for night helper and "a
Tor II nigh, foreman. switch tenders
b,.T, RON No
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
CATHEDRAL NOTES

Yesterday afternoon. in III" basement
Of 81. ,lns"ph's cathedral. the regular
meeting sc III" Catholic War Relief COM
mittcr WA held AMI The monthly report
read. During the month If October a
tuluI ~ $3.50 was contributed tn III" fund
and stIll larger sim is expected mkt
month. over 10 ladies were present. The
next meeting viii be held Thursday af-
t"rnUru.
MrM"ch"n and lThc !nGton Ian" rnT-
i<h., hav. nuth started Catholic War Re-
lief a,lXIllaricS and lhrE ar" Gnntcm pla-
tang Il very successful winter.
TIL" RI. Rev. +. i. l'"nnhu" aud lt"v,
Father Edward Galway. who are attend
ing sin. silver iIlhile" If fHih"r MCl'"r-
mott. e.; Harrisburg. are 'Np"Ct"d home
~sIrrr time this week.
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SILVER JUBILEE OF
FATHER M'DERMOTT
ENJOYABLE FUN ton
Special Diapatrh to tho intelligence.

CLARKSBURG. W. Va. Oct. Ca
silver jubilee Of the priesthood or IN"
Rev. L. II. MCDcrm"tt. rector or III"
Church Of RI" immaculate conception.
WAS celebrated today at the chhrch ana
rectory with Bishop T. j. llunahue OF
Wheeling. and priests from all over the
Wheeling wv. NaD diocese OF the Catho-
lis church. as guests. The bishop PAID
n glowing tribute TO Father Mcl"rmntt.
M the close Of Il special thanksgiving
mass, held Mt Q O'Clock in III" church.
The Rev. Father McIInrmott was celc-
brnnt. the Rev. Thomas Gailahar "t
Wcstcrnpurt Md, was d"asun: The Kew.
4. y. McSwigSnn OF Wrirton. was sub
deacon. and the Rev. Edw. Galway II
Wheeling was master Of ceremonies
AT o'clock. following n social gather
Ing ut tn" rrrtnry. the bish"p and priests
were dined there Tho Rev. Pa'rick
Gnscnn OF Wheeling and the Rev. Gran
els Flanagan Of Mnundsviilc were among
the guests from Wheeling. in addition
to thhse nnt"d. In plac" of the uS'lA'
gifts. which were waived by Father Nc
nermolt, the congregation donated *-"'-
0nn toward ST. Marys high school III
this city.
Father McDermntt wRs formerly sta
toned in the Cathedral parish and has
4 host nf friends hrrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
COLD WAVE GRIPS The
j, S, EASTERN SECTION

WASHINGTON. Oct. 50.--The cold
wave today ovrrsprcad the eastern halt
Of tho country. Frost extended 10 tne
CALF coast. T"Xas and central floria'
and sn"w fell as far south as AsheF'''e'
y. &.
rho coal shortage was being kcenly
r.u in some localities. although the
rinch was somewhat relieved by ye9ter-
DAYS ,wrnty.four lifting OF the embargo
on priority shipments
Loves; October temperatures OF rec
ord Mt various points III kansas Ok!a-
homa. Arkansas. Texas. missouri IN
diana, Mississippi and Louisiana were
r,rnri.d today nv the weather bureau.
In eastern districts II sharp fall in the
temperature this afternoon and tonight
and continuing Wednesday was forecast
cola wave warning wrr" sent OUT for tp'
,rrri,urv from eastern Pennsylvania
>o,ithnard to northeast Florida.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
Preliminary Plans Made for Election Of
Officials of Community Savings
Association.

Preliminary plans w"r" mad" ycSi"r-
dLy afternoon hy til" Stockholders Of the
Community Savings end Loan asSuCia-
ton Ia elect officers Of the institution at
an early date. The meeting was h.ld
in III" conservative Life Insurance
uuiIdinE.
1t is reported that all the stock for u
Capitalization of $lH1.n0h has hr"u S"id
There are several hundrer! stuckhnlrrs
\ COMMITTEE" wMs appointed 1" Seek Il
suitable. site for the "ncuing "f The in
s,iiutlnn in the heart IF the city. An
other meeting Of tn" stockholders Will
hc held within tho nest few weeks. when
officers will be elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
NEWS BRIEFS

A team Of horses owned by the
Wells Fargo Express Company created
considerable excitement along Market
street yesterday morning when they ran
away from under the B. & O. bridge on
Market street.
The J. z. Moss iron Works has been
awarded the contract for furnishing sew
eraI thousand dollars worth OF steel for
the million dollar government munitton
plant to be located at Rochester, n. IL:
and 70 be operated by the SymlnEton
Forge Company. The Moss Company
must have the iron on the site within two
months.
runtry matter OF Thomas II. Neal. OF
cameron. was entered in the federal!
rnlIrI here Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
ALL SAINTS DAY

In the Catholic churches all over the
country to-day viii! be observed as fast
day In honor "f its being the vigil OF All
Saints Day. To-morr"w vii! be holy
days in the year when Catholics are re,
nulrcd to attend one mass. Masses Will
be held from 5 40 n. m. To 1000 Inclusive.
November y will he celebrated ~"
feast nf All Souls day and is tho only
day in tho year except Christmas when
each priest has three masses.
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RIVER NEWS

Yesterday Of noon. tho steamer Ruth
rassrd up on hcr way In PITTSBURGH. At
i .On the Liberty left tn" wharf for New
Natamurns This morning ut 80 the
Milton. will l"av" OF her regular trip
to New Matannras.
Tho river ls still running high with n
etorc 4, tho local wharf nf eos feet and
n, The MrMrchrn dam a27 feet. Tho
river Is slowly rising md IS expected
10 ris" throughout today and tonight.
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meat,.s. Dav Observed

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-Meatless day IN
Chicago was observed In holiday spirit:
in this city. II was novelty In tho;
majority Of homes only In the sense
that II WIS by government order. ZOE
prices long since had MADE
,nratlcss days in the majority Of homes,
an economic necessity. There were
rcv who had not had individual exper:E
irncr Of mrntlrss menus even among the
wcalthy who months ago led the rolun-
tary movement tn reduce consumption OF
.,,.nt
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K was announced here tonight. The re-
ceipts will be given TO the American
Red Cross.
Heretofore the hackneys have had
their tails removed before going on en-
hlhition III harness. under saddle or on
tn" end OF lead line. Rut the war
has brought the breed intn prominence
for artillery and cavalry purposes and
many breeders are cCltivatinG hackne$'s
with this in view.
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CATHEDRAL GOES
TO STEUBENVlLLE

With hard practice every evcninG. IA"
cathedral fnrthlllrrS arc preparing 1" L"
50 Si"uh"nv.ll" Friday. where they OK
rort 20 begin their victory list. Coach
Rnrnari iG giving his boys I hard week
nI nrn.tir,. and hopes 1" see, them ma lc
:, ,.rrdjtAbtr showing u: Sirmhrnvili".
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FOOD PLEDGE
Continued from Page ona.)

from these two counties to the state.
Food administrator at Wheeling.
Following the conclusion OF the. cam
paign Food Administrator Ogleoay Will
have the names of the persons VINO naVos
pledged themselves to conserve 1ooo
transcribed and n list will be forwarded
10 Herbert c.. Hoover. the federal ad-
mjnis,rator at Washington.