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Missing Naval Officers ;
Body Found; a Suicide

NEW YORK, June 1.-the body, 81
a man found shot yesterday afteE-
noon on the estate OF George v.
Perkins. at Rivcrdal", y. y, was iden-
lifted today as that Of LieutenaN
RAYMOND Vincent Hannon. L. S. y
He is believed TO have committee
suicide. According TO the navy ya4
authorities lIannon was assigned
a destroyer which left here aDont
May 1st for British waters. Hb
whereabouts since then have not peer
known 10 the navy yard officials. &
The body was identified today. o.
Lieutenant Stob OF the Navy lana,
who said he was a c!assmate 8
lannon's and knew him we'll. men
the body was found by two workmaa'
on the Perkins estate forty-five cat
ibre navy service revolver was lyiM
nearby. which bore the initials z
y. H." A bullet had passed througp
the heart. Labels and other means
of Identification had all been re-
moved from the clothing.
According 10 naval authorities hep
Lieutenant Harmon came from Bufta-
10. Although his ship is now abroad,
It was said that he might have peep
absent from her on furlough. Llek
tenant Harmon was 25 years old. ny
was appointed TO Annapolis from NeE
York in 1908. Z
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RIVER NEWS

There was a stage OF thirteen feet
and six inches in tho Ohio river ynS-
trrtlay. The river committees TO 70.
cede rapidly.
The steamer Ruth arrived Il, rh,
LOCAL port AT o'clock last evening on
inc WAY 10 PITTSBURGH. II * schr'i-
uind to tic mp a tn" local dock to.
morrow night from the Smoky City
on its regular run Ia Charleston.
The Milton arrived al III" wharf from
Matamoras and this morning will re
lurn TO thar porl. TN" Liberty de-
parted yesterday for Marietta and is
due to return tonight.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM s. feet.
failing. rain.
STf:CBENNILlE l. feet. falling;
rain.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY feet. falling;
clear.
clear.
OIL ClTY--i.7 feet. falling: rain
WARREN-4 feet. fair. i
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400 R. R, ENGINES
DESTINED FOR FRANCE

CHARLESTON, W. Va. June IA
While General Manager Paul Stevens
of The chesapeake & Ohio railroad re-
fused 10 state 10 the pubic. service
commission AT A hearing on disconth'-
nance OF trains why trains must be
discontinued on railroads now. Cow
ernor John J. Cornwel tonight in All
address ut the Elks' flag day celebra-
lion said four hundred light passen-
ger engines would be sent TO france
TO transport American troops and that
tho National CoUncil OF Defense had
asked such suriailment Of service. The
governor urged people 10 help bear the
burden OF the Inconvenience.
Prominent coal operators protested
against cancellation Of traffic on sew.
eral branch lines. saying il would
drive labor from the coal fields.
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CH|LDREN'S DAY
At Wheeling Park Will be Observed
First Week Of July-Youngsters
Admitted Free.

The management Of Wheeling park
stated Yesterday that the first child
rcn's day. of the season will be OBJ
served some time during the first
week of July. There has been a mum.
Der of Gunlions pouring into the park
office concerning this event. and Il
promises to be well attended. All
.cIildrcn under the age OF twelve
years. when accompanied by their
parents or adults. will be admitted to
tho park free. and will be given free
rides on the amusrments devices. 1t
was also stated that about four
these day will be held before the sea-
son closes.
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Agricultural Department
Is Reducing Hog Cholera
Or. A. J. Holt. Who Is In the City,
Telis.of Work Being Accom-.
pIished by State.

Or. \. J. Holt. connected with the
State agricultural department. is one
Of the prominent visitors in the city
Tor The Masonic reunion. In short
interview grani"d:an lnteliigencer re.
porter last night. DR. Holt stated that
tn" entire State agricultural. depart
mnnt has been putting forth special II.
forts for the past few months 10 re.
durc hog cholera in West Virginia.
and tina; decided progress has been
made.
Records have been kept. showing
that by new process Of treatment.
Gtricr Inexperienced quarantining. tho
number. nj cases has been greatly re-
dur"d ~ great work IS being accom-
plishcd along this line" DR.. Holt said.
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PATRIOTIC ACTION

NEW iIANEN. Conn. Jun" lI.--Thr
Supreme hoard uI director Of the
Eniuhrs az Columbus announced Ia.
day tho appropriation 0f $l.nn".nnr hr
liz order for IN" establishment ard
maintenance anil r"Cr"ar!un c"nr"rS
~ ali In principal army concentration
camps This arlinn. II i stated. l.
the result "f = "rn"rai appeal from
iurmh.rS lhrnIrhnui IN" country
I!rrin@ ihat IN" work inam%nraIcd
alan" tn. M'Niran h"rd"r last year
II" rnrlnurh and enlarged "a mr'i
present CONDITIONS. Tn" centres will
j." open 10 al regardless of creed ar
membership in The urd"".
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ANNUAL REUNION OF
S. J. ACADEMY TODAY

Tonight in the academy. tn" nnuur!
reunion Of the graduates IF s.. JoS-p';'S
academy Will hc held IN honor of tn"
members of the 1917 class which Mas
graduated last Nunday evening Mrs.
j. !. Carroll. president Of ~" alumni.
VIII preside at IN" business session.
which Will be featured by tn" ''l"'t,nm
Of officers for IN" next two Years. A.
the close OF the evening. d"l!ri 'Ua -
tr-shTIrnts Will be served.
Tho hcnedictinn OF the blessed %acla-
NEIL will hc given IN tho "hai''i ~ -
JOs:ph's convent. preceding II" "N'.n-
ing meeting. This morning. tn" annual
masa for tho association Will l." at
fered az the Cathedral. with IN" Very
IirT. -. II. Mny". V. q. ~ cClrhrHu:.
Every member Is urg"n /" IL" v'v,-.1t
NOT only al The business s"*"ItT,t nlst
also at the devotional services.
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GDN|PER5 CALLS On ORGANIZED
LABOR To BACK FOOD CONTROL

WASlll\GTON, jun" ~. pTSai!'"
I'd labor WAS called upon formally ny
lhr American Federation Of Labor !"'
dav 10 gel behind TN" campaign lnI
enactment nf III" adIninSlral 1nn 100"
Legislation h. July |. MI unions were
urged in II letter by i'r":i':'hI ''niii'
prrs Ia press th"ir r"nrr"sSm"n LOT
prompt action. Mr.. HomPrrS Sa'H -,
"Ni'rr .Iull ! HE new crops VIII
BE- moving 10 the markets. food Sr"r-
lIlai0rS will have rOrnrr"d crops.
prices will b" forced mp and the p"o'
pie will feel actual want.
"Sinrr The war wages HAY" NOT krri
pace with the increasing: cost Ht IN
ing. Thoy have remained practically
stationary Will" prices nay" NOR"
than doubled. III" "ni, p"a"lical way
tn increase III" Sr.niin" incomes ~
all is 10 drrrras" Ihr cost Of living.
A Grave Danger.
"a gray" dancer ""n!r"niS inc
American people: liz danger -! hun
per. ThiCh unless our "uA"rnmrn'
takes imm"diair anh "ii'"1iN" action
Ia prevent will puri"at greater injury
than the threat of d tnrriEn f"".
"AhnOrmal condition. "Nl$i. he or
dnary checks Of competition hay"
disappeared. Food spectators -"
W.' ,,,,,!, IL I.,.;y,. nov u,rLircry to
,,,,.,., ,,,.,,,.ml,,,, ,i,aH nr,.,ls W,. wi.
hn,, go ',.,,hli,.t oronn,ni,. aprncjrs
-" cnn,ruI rnmL .u ,hai ;hr people
m,,, i've in.ursI suhsi;,rnrc,
This is a problem that has a strong
I'm ." m,nno, n. nrromnyishrd without
, n,,,.' f.i'n, irI,IIirrniII directed ".
rnr,. nf IN
.;.i.,in ,,rnn,s..I i,oi.I.,tiou does nor
~, tr',nJ ,I;c,,,Gr.h;n II dnrs nor
,,,,rn W. 80 ,.',;,, thn ,rnnIr hur at.
i'u. P,,' ~ ,",'"', 49,, r,,,,,,nI,. .".,inst
irtmp'n !" l" .,' ~ l'l'' ,,..,,.:;,.i
ni''u!" '"n :" '"'''''
i''''"S' u,,.
,.,. ~" ~ ~ r,II,., bnrc.
., u, "!u' =" -, u'' ,;tI - n,u.H he.
nS i'"inr , w. I,I, "'' war;, wurler
ia'"' To-" n.'"' = I",: ,'r;ca: ~ ihn
' -" -" M'G" 49, o, w. h,JnfuI in
Nv, '" m,, "n.n,r,,.n, nf
e,'"I 'I'S .''r ,,,Iimu;n" su".
Nv ,-,3'i ''', ,,.,,r,, "a ,hmt.I r'in wiki
:, t ,TmS ''' '''"'' '"
|" 81. -, .,,.,r,. ,r.d,. ur;l,r rvorv cen.
,r,I hod,, nyor, .,,I.. frd.rotinn If
Iohor r~rry inrI.rn,rir,,,I ORGANIZATION
I,Ln nrriri:rl :;r,inn mon his matter
and communicate that to Your rrSprc-
live runyr"<SuIrn in he hnl.sr Of req.
resruiaIiyrS vuur senators and Ia The
president of the Tinted States
lin addition tu This formal official
action, let every fnfiyitld;I member
Of Tie urganizrd labor movement writ"
a urrsunal letter or send some com
munira,ion 10 his az her representa-:
tive and senator. Ask Your friends
10 take similar action.
Need of Action.
"rhr nrrG u! immediate. effective
action is demonstrated By III" fact
that The worlds grain crop is seriously
below normal The wh"aI crop in thI.
country is even smaller Than That or
last year and We ~" confronted with
III" gigantic task uf feeding our allies
and MAINTAINING our own arm! anu
civilian population.
9Th" war cannot b" fought by nun
CRY men. In" work necessary 10
maintain III. continuity II ms ma
ton cannot h" don" ny starving '"o-
pile. Food administration Is cii"ctiEt.
as Is demonStrai"d ny me lart INA.
Il ft-,-
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thn 90


Sn".y a. ;."n ~ st~,-n,S. Tia: rh- Trwn 1t
E.:won.l III tt, tc.',-y = 'hI". S;s:- o. West hir
g.a. iuuuc::II rLi.rt ots4tk.d a;id -ttSt!ns
n,l-. AMI Il: 'I-:'ir- ~ tic lHrs ~ th- S'2'r q:
VS. Virginia. &cAn"~:"'g-s s;>r,f I" "uc and f"r
ya:e re.Ts,! !-u;.:,~< ," nav tin bearer tr sum
o. Sertrnh... H.. with Interest sad from
dat. ,ha-c"., tIr,:i ;4n! A. Sic .at. NJ ~ tee
r"u, :.r annuT, u4Sah:" ANNUALLY ;ks IL. '!hY 4"
September In zach evidenced rs af:I ;i-'n
a.. presentation and >T:=rrt-r - the ,;;c-"-; "ou
ru'S hereto attached they '.'-:s!!y h-""a.r du'
R".h cr,Eri2Al and interest a." h""h' made rarah"
in Lawful. non.y th- i-S.r"h S;a,-. - ~
20. c.,r, q. TIL. ,;--mA. BanE -, wh..rs ~ III.
C.,S ~ NIrcrs ant S.at" - W: Virginia. awh ~
H.. r-o,p:.- ta.icc. .: :h.s h1r! w,h IH''TrS; IA
Aforesaid ~ maturity :h~ AN ,4G;h "Fr'i.; and re,"
rue T.: tho sd IT," Tvwa u, Ei.s""d are hereby
I'tSrr--yhty ..-~ifeti
This lord :. ,.n4 81, s~-e. ~ f,oris u Ike term:
ard "':'~. NssrrsA;:aG FH''T-N-tHa Thousand Dot
a.s 80: mn co., ruu-r~i :-lr' "r- {" riE-:' t"! ~
rf,,>,.e An, es S.at.d >t-r4f As>sssnent Ron's
Sc, a.. iSs,"! %. ~" rl.-1ns- -: PROVIDING
f:n!. 20 grading pairing and curling iuMc >;r--.'
.t-nu.~ aa. lanes n aud ~ said Town pursuant :"
,r...rr EvS. - -. A-.s - -" Legislature * ;h-
s'an ~, Wr@- ,N;rgu,4. f.: n" f"a7 l'aS- wh"h a.;
va, r".,s:r A.G :.Sav -Gatn;;" ~ I"'inc:l :" n"
c.ai.!,.I .n,s-, ~ sad toxin tnr ratification ~ 70
:.r'.au s:.x!4i election i-car allied lev f'u'ri!
sr hid OF .h- s.h G1y ~ Mag. lhiI. a. "htrn rle'
t': sasd RATIFIED bT MAJORITY .! che
t",.s "ss: a. said .lesloa and hereby 'GaktaS In"
SD Efficient part Of the law sHF":nnS street
tm:S"s"rls:, sad whicn az an;ho-s.> saIl
Town 10 .ssns sell bonds tn ray for street IN,
prorenentI In anticipation Of special assessments Il"
b. made upon property sbut.inI u?on the streets aud
alleys 50 Improved aud this bond - i'Si-d Tor The
PURPOSE above Srt ou.. strict conformity ana hnGet
aad by Of and In all respects In strict compi
With said Acts Of tho legislature and OF the
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Liberty Bell RinQs.

PHILADELPHIA. June Is y faint
rra' from III" Liberty bell in indie
r"ndrnr" hall rrverbarafnd with the
al "f IN" telegraph from 'hc AZ Ian
tie 80 She Pacific coast today wheH
Mayor :Ir!i;h struck Amrrlca's most
rrI"r"i r"!ir with Il golden hammer
To call laSr minut" subscribers 10 III"
s,r"r. of III" nation.
This eleventh hour appeal 10 Iardy
Americans is expected In b" III" sig
mai fnr an aya!anrhr Of late subscrip
lions which will over subscribe Tho
governments entire war loan Of 81
unn .oUu un". The Philadelphia dis
frict. according tn the Liberty loan
..,nmrlitirn was today but 4 comparat
iyrll small sum behind its allotment
If $50 nnH nnh
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RLTEF1ELD. W. Va. June IL
Mercer. Mcdowell and Wyoming
,ouniirS claim they are the banner
counties Of the state. from p"trC"n-
tago on subscription To the Liberty
loan. a$ banks in these counties have
subscribed over |? percent of their
capital stock for the loan, totalllng
over three million dollars.
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~, =, n. Sta. n West Virginia. 10; IN '"rti't;

laws ~ The state ~ West NlrEifiia H"' :" '''''
v.th said Ar.s
A. D.. =. T..>'.- .c-.,f..! -...'-.' ,"' '"'' 'H''
80; H.. -nr:. &C., ..i ...r.''.'.> 'r'.'-' - $50
:, ...r- fsn = -" Nr'N = ,h' i'.:','h:." ~ 80
-. - ~: N.-..mh H." 49, - ',"'> i'' w ~.
-; h,.,-:. -! g.. -" d''.~ .'"! -'''H"t !'''""r -,
all SEP - ''>v''''- o.; :. 'f - "'"'' '.l"
-. LIE ,,,.H auL 'r''sns i';s"''" - ''"' wa
ha,. n.i.,s--i '"'i '-.'" i''."'!' ""r -';''
! ...HI.. .5i No '''H '"' ''is" - ''i''''' w 49,
h,. 80 ia. ''d-h"'ia-'> - -" '"'i '"''. '' '''
.,.ui"-i g. rnn;;.- iTI;af.''H ~nd IT, |h" !t''>
90. r,,- lr-l r:a'i- D. 40 '"vr - 81 ANNA -.
-..,.,:.r. ;ai .fr"rrSt :h"fs'H "hrH Va az" IL
q .t,- - -'t'..A' 'r'-"'': n; -na:'i-'T
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF II" W" %, az" '','
t., ..:,,"- -. - 'rnh''i 49, '''''" nv '"'. ~
>.5.:ri .t =, a. 'h''H ' - NV. ''' .
irE'te:"d L. u Il" ''''r' N",' ',' ., ....,o,
>-i'! t'"' - " ....., ,y ,.,, o..
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:""r"'" 'i' 'H'"'s "'h''i W
E'"'''irr a. - '''' ~ "' 49, -,
" u
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t""frt>'-T-'
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~ , 49,, ,,,r. ,y,-,
- - ~ 80" "
~ m. Town NJ
"" '"r n,, $40 =, U.,.
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a., ,-,,.,t s.,... -, ,r..r.., .
.,,,., -. r.. r:,.,u,, RAM ~ wh,-i.irs ~ r-.
u,.t.,'. -, -. S,,,. 40: w., y,-sula kr:,.
go - " , - .... so, x..r S,,.,,.t
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HH''S>"'"'' '''
r,,.o.I.-
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~ N'' :. 49, ~ ,r, .,,,c ,,.cr,.
S''" 10 IT, '' ,.-.,,,
.,,,., -. man,
r, .r'n, -. l,,,.,.l
" $40 COZ
s.-. ,.,,,,,,,r.., T. mi, shines
r.t...,,.,t. ..,.- ..ar ,,ir
,t ,,.,,h,. t.u wears I:.r- r,a:r
, -, . - $780,. ,.,..,,- .;,,. n. T,,-, ,.
,.,r -, III. ,,u,n.v n Ohio State - We: Va
',' r,rr..,.i .,t;.,-.,I,, urs4:.s,p! AMI rx.s'nI
,,,r.- ,,.d ,,Y ,,-;r " r.. !Av, - III" state II
"a. ,.,-..., r,.r,,lrd.r, Itself - uaN ar,' f.r
$780,. -, ,,,,,.,.. y, ,,.y l.. ;h- h-I.er The sun,
r,. iI,,,.,, p,,,.- sos al, .., q. n.:,ir tie.
-: :. r...,.,,., Ia"- ~, ,,...--S. ,n said san,
-, ,,. 49,. ,r:,, ,:,iI =, tl. rat. ~ s., l.:
'.'' w" ~ ..rI, n..,.ux an IN. IL, ,lar .,
I'll - ~ ,...I.,..t u, ~, ;,.,.,, IN.
Sc 'ra.F' u -". -. -. ~. ,r..T,s, rouron.
r.x ,,,, b.crrc ,I.c Eo,h
nv I -. 49,, n.-.by IL al. taxable lii
80. a., rs,;,.d 81 T.. Am.r;r. ~ n.
.r. -, - at -, vr..,rI. II, IN. ,nv
'.'..n "a -" So" ~, a., ,-r.,,,,,, v,J t.r ia.
~ ""-e'''" A" ~, ,,, $1,000. - ,r..c
.''"'" ''N. I'm ,i,, ,,, ,r, ..,.,,, -.
' " -, 49,. h.-.hv ,-,,,u,,hIr ,,,,J..L
r. '""' '''"' So ,,. =, l.; . ,,.,...
ms '''''' = "''' - = - 49, w !, No.
a'd $780, "Stfs-''"s ''" ' ,.,,., 49,,
'S'"'c.".' '.uN"c'c" ''"'" ''" - "'' , o. -.
DESIGNATE" Az H"e-' LII" '"''','' .i -, >. -,
!>>!'d ',' '"' ~ - -, -n,, -, >,r...
:" i-' '"F ''e -i-""s '','.h -"' ..,. >, ,,n.,,
sh'rs>>I'""~ III Az" -. '' ~ -, g.. 4,
'~'f h:sh' I" W. ~ :" '"' w A., $780,. ,..,,
"'S' N'h'''" 80 ' .n', ., %. anal.
l!''' anal its.F >En''.'''n ~ .' -. ,,.,,,,,
:i~! '''er" ~ sad Fo"'' r"7 i-'U''"''"n ="
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ANOTHER S25,OOO,OOO
LOANED TO ENGLAND

WASIIl NOTION. Iunr ll--An aid!
liunHl <"I."nr."nu VAS loaned lay III"
government 20 treat -Rrllail today.
bringing the ,u'al British loan up 10
$3nn. "n".H"". ANA rhr total for al The
allies uu to S:Ii> .uUn unu
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So 600 600 for. Charleston.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jun" 1t
Charleston's subscription 10 the LIB
erty loan had passed the two million
mark at noon today. an amount above
The sum apportioncd hy the govern
ment. it was announced by the citE',s
bankers. About four thousand sub
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Detroit SI0 000 000

DETROIT. Mi"h.. Jun" l4.-Sub.
scripiinns 10 the Liberty kaan in De-
truit have passed the s40.nUn.Up0 mark
and it. officially Was estimated today
that the total amount would probably
be $45 moo .Gnn Dc,roit's allotment
was S22 900 900.
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Butte Goes Stronq.

BUTTE. Mont. June H. CompIia-
ton OF figures today showed that
Butte had subscribed S7.90S.2 200 for
Liberty bonds. The states allotment
of the bonds is bur $3.50, U1n. Ahdl-
t'Dnnl subscriptions are yet 10 be re-
DOrfrl
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In Oklahoma.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. June H..
Oklahoma City's quota Of $@.ln0. m0
Of the Liberty loan WAS OyerSubsCriD-
cd by S90H.00n N noon today when
Subscriptions passed Tho three million
mark
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Billion for New York.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE New
York federal reserve district had sub
scribrd for $3.50 900 200 worth OF Lib
nrrv loan bonds al the close OF bust
ness tonight. Il was estimated by the
liberty loan committee. Confidence
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In New England.
S1O.OOO.OOO in OREGON.

: PORTLAND ore, June 14.-OregOn
has 'myrr$llbScrlbed her. quota OF the
Liberty Loan bond issu" by Sl,5n0,n 900.
III" total subscriptions throughout the
state. having passed the $1U.000.000
MARI to-day. according TO The com.
mite" in charge Of III" bond selling
campaign. The STATES quota was S.
Inu am
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British Destroy ''zep"
Over the North Sea

LONDON. lure Il. Zeppelin L-43
has been destroyed over the North
sea By naval forces. Chancellor Bonar
Law announced today, in the house
OF commons. ..r-~
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scrirtIOns wnrn made, the average be-
ing about $500.
Down in Panama.

PANAMA.. June 1i.-Panama. canal
employees have subscribed s350.o00 70
the Liberty loan. The average sub
scription is $40 Fer capita. For the
most part the bonds are 10 be paid -fo1
in payroll deductions.
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FLAG RAISING ON !:
THE SOUTH SIDE.
Employees OF wHEE1IHa ELEo-
TRIO co. IN PATRIOTIC !,
DEMONSTRATION. =
Banner Is Raised on Crane a Hundred
Feet Above the Ground--othar =
South Side News. -

Some time ago the employees Of the
Wheeling Electrical company placed Ia
f.ni nag pole Oh the top OF craze
which stands 100 fcct above the SrourtP-
\ r"w .dnvs later the company pf-
scented ihrIn with Il BEAUTIFUL Hvl2 1o4t
flag Witch they raised yesterday after
noon ON tli. corner. OF Forty-Second ana
Water s:r""ts. ,,,, g.
Spanci"i Banner" John NJ. Garden.
superintendent. acted as chairman and
delivered an address t"minS with patH-
niis!n william. Watt foreman or tne
h"ih.r department. then "ioIuGntiy spec
10 thu. employees UpnI! ones duty 10 IFS
country. "Ainerirl' sung by all. f4-
loved This evening III" employees VIII
place .. Inre. spotlight upon; the cra4e
in such = position tuat he nag can E
seen 81 all times. j.
Feast of Sacred Heart at st. Mary's.%
This morning in c"iir"rlI"n Win hlMi
mass IN" Feast 81 the Sacred Heart WIZ
h.. Srlrhra:cd at : o'clock IN 81. MaFyS
church IN Wn"dS street :.
Miss Weber Entertained. 4
Last "ycuin Gat her HON con SCUM
Enn slrrot Miss HaZ,.l Weber pleasantly
cnt"rtain"d tho members of The Betsy
Toss sowing class. y light lunche9n
r"nrud"d The program.
South Side Briefs. q q:
Miss Elsie Pearson "f Water strap
= visiting her grandmother. Mrs. kath-
Grim" Pearson OF Wcllsburg. &
Mrs. j. r. Lotus Of Merritt strcet
srrrr Wednesday and Yesterday with
h"r mother. Mrs. Carrie EnSleha.dt, OF
Glendale.
Miss Anna lie" Carter has rcturneu
10 her homo on Woods street aIter
spending - month with her aunt, Me-
Euth clayton. of New Metamoras. ~.
.!ohn Schneider Of Jacob street Is IN,
Miss Sarah Ruttcr of Pittsburgh rs
visiting nor sister. Mrs. c. r. liawkinS
Of Eoft street.
Miss Iva clark OF West View. Pa,
is tho guest Of her cousin. Miss Eliza
Mason. of Water street.
Miss Caroline Nubnrt OF Jacob street.
spent Yesterday with his sister MES.
ST. II. Marin, Of Moundsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Chicano Does We'll.

CHICAGO. Jun" 14.-At ! p. m. to-
day now Liberty Loan subscriptions in
Chicago To the extent Of SIS 200, 600
had been announced. Long lines of
people wrr" az bank windows await
ing their turns. and the leaders OF the
campaign. who had feared that Chica
go might MOI fill its quota of s2GD,000
900. were predicting thar the loan
would be oyerSubscribed by s15,000,-
I(nn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Miss Weber Entertained.

Last "vcuin rat her HON con SCUM
F.nT street Miss iIaZ"l Weber pleasant!
entertained tho members of the Betsy
Toss sowing class. y light lunchco1
ruuriud"d The program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15

Feast of Sacred Heart at st. Mary's..t
This morning in connection Win hlAl
mass ih. Feast al the Sacred Heart VIII
h. Srlrhra:cd at : o'clock IN 81. MaryS
church on WOudS street. :,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15

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A-.r>>u.-rt 'tL'iu'> Sr-"> A.. w.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-01-11
Orphan Ridge.

Jack Dingman of near Decatur
City spent Thursday at his father,
frank Dingman's.
C. E. Leahy and wife had legal
business at Leon Thursday.
Arthur Forbes of Leon was over
seeing his fine farm at Blockley on
Thursday.
Charley Leahy was hauling hay
from the Barlean farm Wednesday,.
Kay Aten is hauling corn to Davis
City this week at 80 cents a bushel.
Roy Blake and family spent Sun
day at his uncle's near Lineville.
Mrs. d P. Leahy and son George
and his family spent Sunday at the
Ellis home.
Jim Osborn and son delivered hogs
at Leon Saturday.
Ike Manchester had legal business
as Davis City Sunday
G. E. Leahy is working for the
Barlean boys this week.
Ray Aten had business at High
Point last week.
The meeting at Bethel is drawing
large crowds every night.
Several from here went to Davis
City Saturday and attended the pic
ture show in the afternoon.
l.. A. Durell and son Alva were
hauling straw last week from the c
G. Mann farm.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-01-11
PleaSantOn.

we are glad to state that oul
schools now on the accredited list
under the principalship of Prof. Ora
Fetty. We are having the pest schoo
and better attendance and more in
terest manifested than for some
time back with Prof. Fetty principa.
and Miss Beulah Tye as assistant
and Mrs. Smith, primary.
There is quite a bit of sickness II
town and the country. DR.. Macy is
going both day and night.
Mrs. Marian Slower commenced
school last Monday at Vine Oak.
Mrs. Margaret Smith of Mt. Ayl
made short visit in Pleasanton las1
Monday,
j. B. Tye and family have moved
in their fine new home which was
recently built on their 1arm; e..
Mrs. Robert Bf,csssz i His1l Who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jim Estes
and contemplates making a visit in
different parts of Illinois where she
has many friends and relatives.
The Ladies' Aid of the G. U.
church meets Monday afternoon at
the churcn. Any lady interested in
this work will be welcome and their
help appreciated.
The NJ. E. ladies meet at the M. E.
church Thursday at p. m.
era hall Thursday, afternoon. Any
places will be welcomed and their
help will be greatly appreciated, as
all proceeds for their work 60 to the
church for church purposes.
Miss Madge Maxwell visited at the
COZad home last Monday.