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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
LEGAL NOTICE


IN .rr t't--'i court "t nh' county. West Virginia
IN ,:r. matte. - ~" p'iiii,n 81 H.
: lIar"ct~- COMMITTEE" C.: e.
Sm3.!r at I.a'r' I,rslG. fhr lcar" I" In thanceTT
..I Nls wards f-:l rSiai".
r-.,nrn..tcn'> Sar> - zeal estate.
Nv y'..r o.! lie. authority l"s'"i ~ ~" pursuant u
-. .~,..r ,frr.I - The ah-" rn:!,lch matter. or
~, .:d r!ar # ,s.l"r. lnii. in III" Cirr' Court Of
a. . tu.i'y w'>i Ei:c.:A. i''r und":aiEI-! WILL ~
ll.l''' auction. W.
>,Tl Ri,y. TIL: THIRD DAY Of NOV
EMHER 1877.
4. .r lrt,h ron; door 81 TIM TOUT Iouso. sel th'
i,,i: .i,..rGnrl zeal estate located in the rir u!
as 'r3ln;";:
t.. iur,l.rrl SGNy.:h-Ge lG1) In Terrace Ficv
,ti..,,, rcr,rl TX :" the amended plat thereof III
g.. .-I or to-. ~ "a the rffirr II The tieEE Of the
county cent II nm" County West rirsim.. l.: rla;
T., y, l. r-:" ~ Trfril!rr with NIL and s'nSu-
lar IT,. in: r,.,H,ris fhr,cD; nGd the h'rrameatS
nd ;.r,irt,rr"s ,hcr-rn" hrjonE!nS. ErInS Part
c .ar ..,un ;,:,.,-g:y wich ronIerri. {" &. W.
A..,.t ,y M;na'. W!!'- hr decd dated thu 18th d,v
- tluv 1874; and r~'n-'lct ~ Deed lH-nk VI" III
. - II
.rrr,u. NJ Sal. rasn .. u tho sn.d committee 80
c'~. can :h!.L ~ ilr lilrlhas money. "r - much
Irrrc u-r""r ~" purchaser NAV "r'; - pHy cash
J., land "a. The lay = gao AID thr Trsidu" in two
coral Inca '''"""'s. ;ay.t, r'S:~ivoi" In 81 and
,io,;I. i:r: IL" dav 81. .ar. ;h in:nr"s;. ;ha
,-,h,4r s,yn. h:@ prS".ah!c !rnnfass7r, n",-- '"r
H.r --ei ,a"r7r.G tho legal t:tiH heinz r"i;;."'!
a. further s.!f.,v un'tl nil - :hr :;!rchlsr money
mai! have h"n rhid
~. s. HOHECKER.
=. % 49,. '""''V''. W, S'"''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
TRUSTEES SALE

Ry virtue RI the authority vested in L.: 'l"d VI
t'p-L --T"rrlrrh hr Maii" VIOLA Smith, ard Lrssr L.
SAITH. Er- husband. to H. iiI'.r. hearing date
"a the 10Th day - September. 1915 ,ih h,w rec
n ;lr ot'..H Il the tIc;k ~ 81" County i';ir: q
O!n rn;miy. W">: Nir;rld. in Ic,r ~ rrust l!n"k
"" 10. Al Iragp ~. will sci! al iuntr Auction ii
ID" north 'front.'. door ii iEu t"';i: House a.: DE!n
I,;lrv. W".; N,I-.ia.
I'I:SuAN. THE Eth DAY M OCTOBER. 1917.
commencing :. ten nclork II. IN. trr following d.
cG.!eh rt,?'r;y situated il 'pea.aninn'' Dhi"
r,G hundred and lhtiJv.sr," lIa.l In IL" fla; -
lots. AMENITIES and alley "all'! 'I'"lsa;"H.'' III
7i.ad'!V;;a District. uh" rp;Ii;y W.: ;!ala. IL
Fla. IoE Number IE". at iaIr ~. Said III t"n's
few aGj feet az The nt;!..i., .ir ct VlIi"y Yes
nyr..'Ir. and runs bari "t .r:'I E:n!f"d
lla1l ..rt. tog"fM"r with Al! Inc lHi:lugS and
r: -rHruts situated thri"rii. ;ac"'Ic: '.!;H all the
hr5, ,.iamrnta and Acquaintance. '"r"trrtr h.om:ihE
Said lut h"iUg >ihr'. II ii:c I..i q. nCs ":.d !"-
uaIlru, an: fra:Tr':"Is un:"r phrli ih' ,"s alnHs
thn said wc!" sid n: ri .'n; n':r."""s, Tic
sad !o' hcu: n" :-"iTi'" H.: t'r'e -
tIi. said Mat" N"rt Smith. hv T9r i!"AslEt vni!v
Land InrnI,a;.v. r"r:utat!"n. l." Iced l. rrr: ,!"
In" .'h - jus. 1915. aud ii r.r''rd IN III"
clerks office af.rcsad. In Deed Book M. Ia. a:
raE" 80.
TERMS ~ SALE: One lid "f a." iu:"as"
!rIrv and much mrr' the purchaser ;..av "l'ri
TO iuY IN CASH rn day "f Sar. Sl III" i'"a ulrr 81"
ha ..;d iu;n -G"Rl Payments At S'1 aor ;;r!''
IIrn, IRON. 'lay a.. Sa" -al! 1T; rr"h iarIGc..> ="
rrar interest from day - >H!r ard h" >rtI 'l"
f-:-"I insIair.nl raYahI" .'in,!ay. H.. IUy
chaser rivuG Ia, rn;c, with a'iT"'ctt s'nI''v: tn
r;. hc.ue retained l., tie :H"" u.;.! tie Property
Is fully !a!d ~.
" ". DUNLAP T:u,:rr
/
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LIBERTY LOAN CAM||PA|CHER5
To HQLDA '11THU5E TONIGHT
MONEY MUST BE- HAD
(continued From First Puge)

(continued From First Puge)
Ihr United States must have
money and lots OF it to fight this
war to y successful conclusion
and il is mp to the peoplc-to sub
. <rrb" il.
r'ullinuing Mr.. Vr0oman said:
Sublime Spectacle
nj I:ryLi once said thar One never.
,,.r...,ar.., ihnt man Is made IN tho
,.,..-,.c ir.; creator until he comes in
g.. r.,ll:,,I with Il hcHven-horn s"uI--a
r,...., win. iS not afraid In die. An an
..,.,,; uruv,.rh says that no one need be
=, sli-" VIII" has learned how to die"
..Nai- | add that no nation can ever
J.. ..n.IH;rd who's" young mon know
i.w im die in defense Of their country
nuL tn" rest Of whose ciiizcnry kh""
Imw IT, live for their country. W. are
,,.i;,,,s.ir;. tn,i:,y the sublime spectacle.
81 milll"n.; At tho hest and hTArcSi 81
cur ,,.,I..r, men going or!t und"r the col
..r. +. f.it ihcir way |" victnry through
clouds If poisson Gas. through S"hT -
l.uui.i ilr.. through hell* Of Shr;Inacl
i,u:.,.hinc-Slin musketry and high "Xplo-
s,yc shells Until we VIII" stay Mt
home r,.snlvr To render. ms nearly MS
iury Ia. II sim!lnT service AtH''E'N ''H
n"' demonstrates IT'S power |" Sr!I .t' ''t
liz" It's uhnf"'c''H'cu ia" ~ '"' -
I" lrv"n" tr" master 10y '"o
Us crstwhj!" gods OF gold.
Devotion to Country
''rh'r" are many ways III N"''" ms
IT us VIII" stay behind cnn dcinoHS'F'''t
cur Detection |" country. anu 10 ''iF T. ,"N
cause "f FREQ Governments A"' M.I VIZ.
oar nation ana tS -N'''S "'e , ,'.,
IN" greatest h't''' !" '"'i'"'r
unc IF thes" ways IS by hi'N''S 'ii
sacrifices Ia order 10 purchase
bones. ne H'h!L WI" o,''' 49,,
ihany liberty bonds nS ne can puH
without inC"nT"nl"Ece; can hhraIF clAiH'
|" IT,. Il red-hl"ndcd. hundred per cen,
patriot. Unless E"u "rr T"hh9 M"
wiling I" max" l"T your S'"'''
SHrriiir" that hurts. your *Iai'"'" ~
patriotism is Il low one. Inns "i'p'"
10 the poor as VOL ms IN the. r'Ch iii"
to the rich as wei; rs to the poor
Appeal to Loyalty
"'rll!s IS war In which II - NOT ON!
a duty hUt II privilege Tor ever! man.
woman and child /" shoulder as hcANE i
responsibility "s h" or she ~ ahic L"
carry. Let cy"ry loyal American nus
not rs lev liberty i"i'uS us Iie Gil -
eUnL" lbs conscience /" Lex h'in'"!t WIN.
hut rs many rs ms hFhiIahI' Hl"h''''
resources Will permit Rim I" take '"E-
ing liberty bonds IS JUS rs na'r'"'!F IN
action as shooting 4 h'a'n'"" hU",
Is an hhS"ih'"'E "~E'l'tH !"''' - ~
war. IN" boys IN hi'hNi WILL h'N't W.
unless IN" FARMERS III III: i"'''"'' "
woi'hinE m"n III IN" Sh"i'H. ~, "''t ', ,l.
and business in"A 81 All KINDS put 'i''r
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xeNHEH-A, tn. North Wheeling hospital on Frtday.
October -. Isl7 at $40 O'Clock I. n EaMA
IUOIJ,ASD). wife Of John A. ksnneo- In me 1Ssh
year OF her aSe
Funeral from tho residence Of her parents. M and
Mrs. Henry Holland No. IS NfslhlH stee.. 40 =,
w.. r.mIIy ia7.,ed to attend. Intermeat GreenWoo1
cemetery.
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SMOKER WILL BE HELD IN AS
sEMBLY ROOM OF CONNER
CIAl ASSOCIATION
Reports Will be Made BY Solicitors
Engaged in Canvass--Jutgc Mes
btt to Speak

=. 49,,
SOLICITORS 'nE"S'H III INV
mouse canvass III ''''" '""''; -, 49,,
interest Oh me L!""fN '-'"i' W. '.,,,,
mus" '"hI-.H' :" ,i,t,.
N"ihili'Fclal A','"''''' ''''' ,,,,.
ROOM lhafE'' a'''i' "''u''' '' '''''~
IN" pU'r"S" "i hA'Nl''- yep ,''' "'''
ceiNln@ hddlll"naI nS'rhr' !"A,'
The mrcIin" viii he in llI,' na;ur"
of y Smnkrr. AiaGu@"" J. \. GullA'r
of the VI. Mar.h SON SIu&i, r"mI'Hny
has donated supply al III '','"-
as for Ill" nrrH"!"n. y tH'''''
chairman ut III" '"h"rH! H'll''l' '"''
committee" Will nr'tSiu" ANA '''' III !"
rIpli address VIII pa "'li''fN ~
Jud%" Frank ". Nr>hH'
All rampai@n wurkr:S ANA t. "'rtai'
ly III" solicitors ere ur",I :" ;.'i"ll"'
krhnr'' VIII DE- *nhh,i'i" ~ ~ ~.
lrIcf cialrhh'h' y l. 'M'n"''.' '',,'
many q! vi" S"''c''"rH VIII ",'N'
INTERESTING ,Ar''I''''''> ="
Solicitors Working Hard
Qualification WIS r,u:">3,r! at
hcadnuartrrs Yesterday 1T ihr manner
in which tho solicitors NJ" rHch!lE@
tho lob II: >rllin. 81 .nnn. nuD worth Of
bonds in Ohio county. Nearly 4 then
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WANTE0-A ennd tako care Of team and do
farm .'SJrE. House with modem c0nrenIences On
place. Ai!,ly John Ieckmann Park View. o-l3-i
WANTED Iinr.an FIRST class electric lght linrmIn:
white or c"lnrr!. WAGES III cents s.r hour hour
Ter dr. -'ra,iY work all year around. transportation
e, !"'nSr, irfiI:r'. after three months service. We
uaIr:a!m separate .r- c"lmrd mrnt WIN. Fos-
n:. l:"N NJ. Il s.. rh:!a. Ia. o-l3-i
WANTED First rIass plumber and steam filter.
AI;',, Steam E!rrrir 60. 2n !Sth 81. o-l.-t =
WART ED-A; Geneva mine. Martin Fayctte County.
Pa. coke dra"cF1. !ab";ers. miners Highest wages
;,ad. MrKrrlrrY Coal Co. o-lo-l
wsNTe0-Ih". Arl'; Nav Shoe o.. 1871 Marie,
ST. o-5-m
WARTCD-At once sr,rra! delivery ard sales BORA
10 wogk bafr" sri:onI. Aplly a; Circulation De-
:atttnc;,. IIic:IIs encrr. betwee4, I ard Z. m
s.2s.,f
WfETED-H3Y or iG or OVER. 70 LEARN
TIE PRINTING TRADE. NIGHT WORK.
cPPLT TG FOREMAN :HTEtlIGEHcEs
AFTER p. e.
WaNrEG-l:o,!,''aal:'rs watrr'rndrrs. h"s'!Us ca
Masr. =. sclr. s,:aG" AT7!T McKccirrT Iron
IN. '"' nua.- Uh:e s-l9Im
W&nTEo-At oacc. several coed delivery aad.
.at.s Hoys to work Lst1tc schcoL AprIy al
circrIa;inn DEPARTMENT. Ihtc!Iiq:necr. bc;wsta
Ard S 4. ~. -.
WsHTE1--t .prrsdcrt prru :.cGJ. GOOD ,Ys7.I, piI:
2 boys over is ysArs CT ac:. hpD.y I:h :!om New,
eicp. Ao-r.;i
wk%i E7-:::- 10. .elI cur no N n"use1:id
tu:r'S.i:'7s. tfoin .,nnra -" G7u>s s'n1c
~.esl; rsirIcn;. - 'T-rt!s.
mr.sN q. r. ADAMS. I:o.u+: si.iO >.
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DECLARED thai It va. Il uIhSlinn vf tn"
survival - ~. .iit,>'. and that America
was in n"li,r .'"r'Iitinn In every wa
t. enter ~, "r"ni .nui!iri Than NIL the
ether m:.ii,:is combined. &c hr"ugh: hiS
hearers :" rll'i' r,'' whM hc said that
a crr'.. nr .i.,l Wn~ surrounding h" CEN
lr;tl r'.I' r.. rm,l ihat II was tightening
,lnr L. ,Ir, ard wnuld rnntiuin %
tighten i!ntii hoy We're crushed.
',.n.l;u.i. franc" auG Italy w"r.' BE-
iu.. I.::..u. ami S'nr,"v,l and frozen
int subj, an. nn,il ihi$ country "u-
i'i.H tn. var. SAID tn" speaker. for
,irr.n.u Submarines w'r" destroying L.
pr cent "f all lie ships leaving Eng
lai:tl which meant shat i'm eight months;
all III" ships that England has would
hav" been wi,.I from III" seas. France
was being "irtrun and italy was EcHz-
Ing "a death. Had It not h""n far the
coal <"ht :" Italy from America the
italian amy would never have boon
abb" !" ni;k their great drive against
Austria.
Duty Of the Hour.
Just three mere moves AMI antocracy
would hay" h'"n supreme. and after
thai they w"uld' have como over here
and $uhjugal"d u$.
~
trend hos and giving M their lives. what
ar" y:,r ..l"in@"" asked Mr.. Ernnm2n.
earnestly. 1T is your duty IN bug
every Liberty bond you possibly ran,
arG after yru hay.. i,nueht them. buy
more.
'"rhr business rntn ar" showing their
patriotism in Il EIunn"r that Is unnar-
al!.l"i in rh., hi$l"fy "c III" world. hut
in these days i nEtn must either b" Il
atrin; or = di$!nTal slack"r. There IL
no multil, path and there is no excuse
for nnynu.. not doing th"lr duty In this.
tho most trying hour in the history of
TN" nation.
Mr.. Vr"unau IN closing told Of II
conversation hc had had with r Wheel
INK merchant before The meeting be-
gan. who had suggested scheme that
apn,a!ntl 10 him M being x good one.
Tho gentleman has Il number nf people
that they all buy Liberty bonds. or II
they cannot afford - buy them. he Is
going to buy them ami make thcm y
present
To orarS. cInpluyc WHO rece!vos less
than Sl4 = week this merchant proposes
to y,ny % cents I week more. which will
annlv 10 thr rurchas" Of n bond: lvrry
cmnlovc receiving less tlrnn S2n week
Will hc given u dollar additional. 10 h.
applied 10 th" same use. aud NIL en-
ploycs receiving ScI a week, will he er.
pcctcd to- pay Il dollar Il week on :.
bond.
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Ev Geo. {. H"rSkc. IL. At .u"y
0rtor ~ HoIt~e ThrTE1n


Eu-:lctu Iis'..,, " W.! N.r2i'.la. So
tn :h,s Ilih Lay Dtnhrr. \ ~ i"!?: III
-.airr. III. 't:"-1!us il j.
ordered nv TIE I1rT: It's: u h"afins 1r lad m.,.n
;!,r SANE h, IN: ~ K N'r'uin'. \ H.. -.
hc'r'" sa.I court - W's"'t;:. n sad t:.". &c; fi
"','.E - ;H' and :l!a: i1li" :!.,rr To-.
7Uh.i>h"d IA ~ Whr":in. "'"ii.."i.'' " E'@-N:'T
ir.ufrd IA sad 'i~i:"'. aT hat NJ &.'.a "li';S
ard other persons ~ Inftr.; .aIr.i - the sa.!
:rc and i4rr MD .!r"" "aw-". Il ans .i"v have.
~; the rrayrr 81 he SAL I"'!'"i s:"'ih! irt h'
granted
~. i: + further ,i,irr.. rr H." r"ur,. til. Fir.
r,nrk ,!,' 60! mai 81 hnn:- ';,,I':r.> copies
~ -! .. . .'d ;F.:% ,,"" addressed ;h'n a
,hc.. .larr> - r',,'ri."'' - s'at'4
Witness IT,. Honorable N't.a e. na:tr1 In''s" &
No ~! r.u. and ':r s.. ii ;A':e.;. al Wh"'''.. ~
.a,h l'rrr,. q" t:'o I'm ''.' - ur'"h.r H. D. I's'.
Attest: \ =. rAl;FiE;T. rlcrh
r.!%..H T. :: u. e. y. u. W. Va.
T!i,rl S,a.oj II Amcr..l. N"'rhr:a pis"ic. 81 W'N
In tic rnnrd STATE: n,,,ls, r"u, in and for said
T., ,,r na.:rr n Cror,r G. w.isscrt-r. rankrur
Y. ~. II I:anIun'c". resil"n f'r inN'!"rS".
T., i,.r l.ns,.ahlr Aeon g.. Dayton. Jn'r" e; ih"
n.>iu't Court ~ the United STATES for AZ NORM
81. DISTRICT # W-si Virginia: =
Grove. - E,.s..-h.r. ~ Wheeling. in H." I'-in;y
~ ohio and So" e W"rt Virginia. IN Na'H hS'rir
-.,srr;.l'!g rr,r,,aI; ;iar H." "''h day IL AIt
la. ;.>r IL hWis a6jHtrr = ankfm;i under thr
a., u: Congress relating I" rankrTEr%: tia; |" has
,ty surrendered vii hs property and TrM' {" prop
rli~ arh has ry r"wrr with III! the requirements
.. >.? ar,s a:,I ut orders rf tho c"ut touching his
. ha"L-i;?icy.
Wlrn:.gc Er y!avT i:at fr NAV III drrrt"d lev me
C,r: :, ha,e fail discharge from all ,"lfS H"nlahc
a.5.,r ~ ,s.a.r :'G": saT! bankrupt acts. rNcc;i
siI, . as a'c r,r";"d hy law fr'm N'ch discharge
pa;ct ;h.s S:M ia" nf n"."'"r. 4. H.. 1877.
GROVER e. WEISt;EHEER.
bankrupt
rs C!As ! SrI.;h. Ills Niarn"y
Northern n.:.Iv: ur WrS, NIrgnia. 50
,,r this lo.h lay II urrh"r \. D.. 1871. IN read
,r: .'.a f,rNs aus rctr:inI. II IS
ordered nv .ic l'orIr; that hca0uE lT Fad n1on
~, sainr on .n,. 10Th ay ~ November. \. ~. l'l'
r.f,.n said t'ar At Wheeling in said district. al len
.'-,I IL liz. forenoon: ard that notice theE~t be
,r'..hIL In III. Wheeling INTEL" sriiccr. newspaper
,Inf,I IN sad lrs'r"'. and thai all known crrditTs
and 'hCr i"r.nr4 iutUr"- may appear ut Inc Sao
Nm. and pace and slIw Il any they have NhJ
~. -i,cr = ~! ,ad petition saoHld not DO granted
Md y i,ifusihrr "rd-irh lT thr Court. that the
c,,s ,!.an sild =. anal - all Euown creditors copies
II ,ad 80 non and las oI,s": addressed 10 them n
,hr . ,:i.... II residence AZ stated.
W..ur>I the llrav'allr ASTON q. Dayton. judge a
lc r,i,! ,',u:- and the seal thereof. nj Wheeling IN
said district or the 10Th day ~ October. A. D. l9l7
Attest: " l. b%NhGI l. NteIh'
rr"-.a [. ;. H. T.. Y. y. W. Va.
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I E D

vaucuREH-on Friday. oc,ob-s IL: 1877. =. ll1S
.,Io.t IN In the family residence No TO-
Main stree Helword. MRS. MARGARET VAN.
ITIES. wife Of the lac John flneurso. In ~
ind year
Funeral notice hereafter.
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ntNGER-On Friday. October l2th. 1911. ~ l;oi
..I,.h m Al the Ohio Valley General hospital
frank DlSGER son OF tho late Christian d. anG
Louisa pInger.
s,c. a, tho residence Of Ills brother Daniel DinSRf.
IN North broadway. Sunday afternoon 800 oeloek.
r-,snt. Of the family respectfully Invited II
,er;ucnt private Peninsiila cetne'sH.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR sALE-House containing rooms. lot containing
III, more or less sso out buildings. For terms 3D.
dress ". ". Donlcs. zoos Pt View Ave. Young
town. o. sAo-ss'
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wsNTso-Ih.: Ar!!; Nav Shoe C0. 1871 NTavEss.
ST o-J-m
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WANTED-Male Help

WANT E0-A enod take care Of team and do
farm .,SGrE. House with modern c0nrenences On
place" Apply John Dlcckmann Park View o-l3-I
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WAKTED-Ac Geneva n.iEc. Martin. F1yctte County.
ia. coke dra"cra. !ab";ers. miners Highest wages
;aid Mriirrirry Coal Co. o-lo-l
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WANTED First rIass rumsr and steam filter.
Ar::y Strah E!r,rir TO. 90. ITth 81. o-l:-i &
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WGTTED-R?Y or iG Or OVER. 70 LEARN
TIE PRINTING TRADE. NIGHT WORK.
cPPtY &c FOREMAN :STEtLIGEEcEs
AETFP p II
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watrrrnfrr,. h,s4!Hs "a,
aII""I- ..m l.rI.n"rs. Srady aoIk and highest
nasr. =. scl''r. s':at" hr7!r McKccirrr Iron
IN. i.."' MIA uh:G s-l9Im
The Washington herald., 1917-11-19
HOMES TO DISPLAY
RED CROSS emblem
Number of Households Members to
Be Indicated on Window Device.

Transparent service flags bearing
the Red Cross emblem, to be placed
in the windows Of homes, will be a
feature of the American Red Cross
Christmas membership drive, which
will begin December II and continue
until Christmas Eve.
The display of this flag in a window
will mean that a person in that home
is a Red Cross member. Space will
be provided on the white field of the
flag for additional emblems to indi-
cate the number of members of the
household who have jointed the Red
Cross. Stores, banks, manufactur-
ing plants, ETC., will be encouraged to
display emblems. which they can
have made to indicate the full Red
Cross membership in the respective
establishments.
Christmas Eve local Red Cross
chapters will strive to have a candle
lighted behind the flag in each Red
Cross home, and thus give expression
to the universal character of the Red
Cross.
1t. also Is planned to have church
bells chime at half hour intervals on
Christmas Eve, so as to lend impress
siveness to the Red Cross Christmas
ceremony.
1t is proposed also to have groups
of Red Cross workers in every COM
munity march through different
neighborhoods, singing carols, as a
fitting clir"ax of the membership
drive
The Washington herald., 1917-11-19
RECLAMATION WORK
INCREASING CROPS

W. I. swanton, assistant engineer
in the Reclamation Service, gave an
illustrated address at the Peoples
Church yesterday on the work the
service is doing to increase the crop
acreage on Western irrigation prof.
ects.
There has leen an immense crop
raised, and on the Salt River project
in Arizona alone the value of the
crop has increased from $s,000,O00 to
more than S12,0Oo.O0o in one year, and
the farmers are prosperous all over
the irrigated country.
The speaker sounded a warning
that because of high wages in NUM-
ton plants and elsewhere there was
q growing shortage OF labor for oper-
ating the irrigation systems and for
gathering the harvests, and IL this
condition should continue it might be
impossible to continue the increased
crop production which now amounts
to about s5O,OOo.OOO yearly on govern
ment projects.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-19
'GODMOTHERING PLAN
Held IN DISFAVOR
Names of Soldiers and Sailors Not
to Be Supplied by Officials.

Neither the War Department nor
the Woman's Committee Of the Coun-
Gil OF National Defense is furnishing
names of soldiers for godmothering,"
says Mrs. Philip Moore, chairman OF
the Health and Recreation Depart
ment Of the Woman's Committee.
She says this practice has not been
found to be practicable.
while the War Department appre-
ciates deeply the fine spirit in which
the women are offering to write to
soldiers at the 'front.'" says Mrs.
Moore, "the experience Of France and
England have proved that the plan
ultimately works more harm than
good. Gen. Siebert has recently is
sued statement from France to this
e1ect. showing his marked disap-
proval of the idea.
we receive so many letters asking
for the names Of soldiers that
statement should be made through
the press to the effect that we are not
indorsing the plan. We have sent out
to all our State committees a plan of
organized work which is being dotIe
under the direction of the Commission
on Training Camp Activities.
This commission, understand, has
authorized only two agencies to take
charge of such questions concerning
camp activities as that Of 'godmother-
ing These are the subcommittee
on protective work for girls of the
New York Prohibition and Protective
Association, Miss Maud Miner, di-
rector, and the Hostess Houses COM
mittee, under proper chaperonage for
girls, GOO Lexington avenue. New
York, Miss Catherine Scott, director.
Any information concerning this work
may be received from either Of these
sources"
The Washington herald., 1917-11-19
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
LIVES 200 YEARS

For more than 200 years HARLEM
Oil, the famous national remedy OF
Holland, has been recognized as an
infallible relief from all forms of
kidney and bladder disorders. Its
very age is proof that II must have
unusual merit.
II you are troubled with pains or
aches in the back, feel tired in the
morning, headache, Indigestion, in
somnia, painful or too frequent pas
sage Of urine, irritation or stone in
the bladder, you will almost GER
tainly find quick relief in GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. This
is the good old remedy that has
stood the test for hundreds OF
years. prepared in the proper guam
tity and convenient form to take.
1t Is Imported direct from Holland
laboratories and you can get IL at
any drug store; Your money
relieve you. But be sure to get the
genuine GOLD MEDAL brand. In
boxes three sizes.-Adv,
The Washington herald., 1917-11-19
LACK OF COAL HALTS
NATIONS war PLANS
Factories and Mills Handicapped by
Shortage of Fuel.

Bituminous coal productions through
out the United States was reduced
approximately 100000 tons during the
past week, the National Coal Associa
ton announced last night, by car
shortage and congestion.
A summary Of reports from eight
coal producing sections in Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Miss
ouri, Arkansas and Colorado shows
the curtailment of production in these
districts alone to have been approxi-
mately 10000 tons for the week. Dur
ing the last three days, output in
these districts alone was reduced
more than 900 tons.
Continuation of these conditions will
AFFECT, within a short time. the work
of the munition plants and other in
dustries whose prosecution is essen
tial to the war. Many factories and
mills already are running on part time
because Of the lack of coal. A re-
quest that coal shipments be given
priority over all other commodities,
except foodstuffs and government or
ders. has. been placed by the associa-
tion before the governmental organi-
cations dealing with the situation.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-19
QUIT after
PORK Price DISPUTE
Head Of Hoover's Committee May
Be Retained, However,

Clifford Pinchots resignation from
the hog production committee of
Hoover's administration was brought
about by a disagreement between him
and other members over the price of
porkers, it was learned last night.
Mr.. Pinchot is said, on good au-
thority, to have been favorable 10
paying hog raisers on a fourteen-to-
one basis-that is the hog price to be
fourteen times as much per hundred
pounds, as one hundred pounds of
corn cost. That is. with the price OF
corn s., a hundred pounds, Mr.. Pin
chot insisted that the price of hogs
should be Sos a hundred.
Other members held out for much
lower than that and some of them
contended that a ten-to-one basis was
very liberal, and a twelve-to-one basis
extra liberal. The fourteen-to-one
price they considered out Of reason.
incidentally, in connection with this
resignation ii is claimed that Il may
not be accepted. II this is determined
upon. il will mean that Mr. Pinchot's
name will still be used with the COM
mittee designation, whether he az
tends to his duties or not.