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Evening journal., 1918-04-09
ENEMY ALIENS NOT
WELCOME AT HARLANS

Incensed at three unnaturalized Ger
man who had failed to appear for work
on Saturday when they were expected
to participate in the Liberty Loan
parade OF tho Harlan plant. worlimen
of that plant yesterday were preparing
to compel the men to march about the
shipyard carrying American flags,
when the management heard Of the
plan and discharged one OF the aliens
at once. The other two aliens dis
appeared
The workmen had planned 10 make
the men walk about the plant 1t 1
O'Clock, and were chagrined when they
learned that the men had left the en-
ploy OF the company.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09

he had heard he was more impressed
with the late Bishop Simpson than
any other. lie paid a high compliment
90 Rev. Dr. Herbert +. Randolph, and
the work he was accomplishing at
Grace Church. and said that he fol-
Lowed the activities Of the church and
was pleased 10 note its growth.
Later In the evening refreshments
were served.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
mNsTRELs ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS.

For the benefit Of tho soldiers who
are guarding the powder magazines at
Pigeon Point and the Reading pier. on
the Delaware river, the minstrel troupe
OF the local y. NJ c. A., gave an en-
terlainment in the Y NJ. @. A. at Pigeon
Point, on Saturday night The per-
formance was given under the direction
Of j. Frank Huss and Walter S, Wat
son
Evening journal., 1918-04-09

commenting on the value of Nuxated
Iron, snid "This remedy has proven.
through my own tests Of it 90 excel any
preparation J have ever uead for creating
red blood. building up the nerves, strength
ening the muscles and correcting digestive
disorders The ma Brfn cfurcrs are 20 be
congratulated Ga having given % tho public
l0nr-folt want, true toufc supplying
iron iu on easily digested and a8similated
FORM A true health builder ia every
sense Of the word" II you are not strong
or well you owe it 10 yourself 10 make the
following test See how Ions you can wori,
OF how far you can walk without hecom-
ing tired Next take two grain tab
lets of Nuxatcd Iron. three times per dny
after meals for two weeks Then test your
strength again and see for yourself how
much you have gained. Many an athlete
or prize fighter has won the day simply
Evening journal., 1918-04-09

because he knew the secret Of great
strength ana endurance which comes from
having plenty OF iron in tire blood, while
many another hnH gone down 20 inglorl0us
deicnt simply for lack Of iron.
MANUFACTURERS NOTE-Nuxatcd
Iron which has been sc successfully used
by some OF Che Worlds Greatest Athletes,
aud which is prescribed and recommended
by physicians. Is not n secret remedy, but
one which Is well known &c druggists
evcrywhera Unlike the older inorganic
iron products. lt is easily assimiliated,
doac not injure the teeth. make them
black nor unaet the stomach The manu-
facfurers guarantee successful and entirely
satisfactory results 20 every purchaser. or
they viii refund your money it Is dis
pensed IN this city by j. Milton Eckerd
and an druggists.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-13

nuii,l. Arthur. Philadelphia. Ia.
t',ut Fran; r.. N'nr; hineion. IA.
Hoffman. .InlIn G.. I3iyrie. Ohio.
TAerrttiold. MEG c., worthI1gton, ".
Va.
Mash. william A.. rhilmdrlrhia. t..
SeuIIy. lanes J.. Pittsburgh IN.
Supcrr"%nski. Conrad j.. Baltimore
Md.
barron. Holm a.. Philadelphia. Ia.
Dam Edward g.. Mill"alc. Pa.
Gallagher. Frank ~. WillsHurr. -.
Green. Herbert, Philadelphia. I'm.
Jess. Walter. Philadelphia. "a.
Enoro= Joseph Beam. Grove tt;y. "a
IToulc:. John IT,. Baltimore. Nd.
Horst. George. philadelphia. IA.
Mccarthy. Michael A.. Pitt shurRh II
MOTHS, Charlie, Erhueon, ". Va.
Cray. Caleb A.. Altoona. Ia.
Ma==arIsc .taitnu. Pi;;Shurgh IA
%us"ni. Clifford g.. '"l"y"Iard. OHIO.
rfljeRrr. Alhrri l.. Philadelphia. rs.
Quinn. Leonard Melville. Frederick
Md
Shsrfrr. Lewis L. Wilkra-R arrc. Ia.
Tirsrh!uGn. llcnry F.. colgate Md.
Nnls?c, ''aSn. Titish;rEh. IN.
ShouD. curtis IT,. k;rgslc IA.
NOti"rh. Anthony. Trcvur:nn. IA.
Caniaim:
Rvrnsn. Hcrbcr, D.. Moun; Pulaski. III
Brophy. James C.. rh'rnEo. III.
Sergeant;
Day. Joseph Non&o Philadelphia IA
C"rnnrals
Fikc. Dclhrrt A. l'uion;owr. r..
EiSon. William r. Fairchanr" Pa
Pr,rarne:
Brown, williant T.. 5cryl. W. Va.
Pop Isad"rr. Sharon ia.
Wal;h"tr Taylor EVERY. Ph:tacr!-
rh.a. I'm
Died Of Disease.
QuSrn!""ry. James f.. Tampa. Fla.
| TriNaiea:
rnnlnw$ki Joseph. Elizabeth. Pa. i.
Roberts. George ". .Rrisinl r.,
Sc!"rr. Joseph Albert. IF. rh!ladrl'
7hia. Pa.
, 1r"rS"" Ross A. G;r:iliut. Ohio.
Richardson. Charlie" z, E"w'rSy ~"
Ohio.
wounded Severely.
. Licm:rmau'S:
RuI;a. Frank. thillirothe. Ohio.
ratton. Morgan IT,. carhonda!r IA.
| Herman I.">,rTG;cha.:d. Condo, s. y.
Wo:s. Harrr W. Marysyill" Ohio.
Cnrporais.
l:"~lsr Wilbur. Troy. Ohi".
Schwrii@er Charles. Pittsburgh. Pa.
! rr.va;"s:
ralc.n. James Y. Philadelphia. ~.
r'cr!ingc~. Ia ~rrn"" conrad Wilkes
| Hnrrr. FL.
rnrn"v. >r,nnr Sharon. Ia
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MONS CAP|TULATED
JUST AS ARMIST|CE
BECAME EFFECTIVE

| WITH THE BRITISH ARMY ~
BELGIUM. Monday. Nov. II (By' Tho
Associated Prcss)-Pcacc deSc"utic, liz.
n manlrl over the battlefront at eleven
this morning. The last big Kun crashed
! it's callrnS" and great. Uverpow"rimY
! quiet replaced turmoil death anu de-
! structiOn.
Almost rninrideut with tho signing ~
! the arn1is,icc by tho desperate enemy.
/ the city Of Mons capitulutcd before re-
| lentlcss British pressure. On thu; hal
| lowed ground tho troops now arc resting
! the fitness of their lnal triumph Tr"v
gateway ;,t through Which Field MrrSi'tI
| vnn Buelow and Field Marshal v"n
k,uck hurled th"r great armies against
| the valiant little force Of "contcmpti-
| bles" IN 1914
! Tho population Of Mons today araGrd
! tho streets. cheering madly their d"liV-
crcrs Their glad cries must ha,"
reached tho ears of the Germans outside
/ the walls of the town.
!, Early this morning crisp. granite
! order IN cease firing AT eleven n'cl""%
| was distributed tn air units with - fur
+. thor order In maintain defensive pre-
! cautions and IN have no intercourse with
,, tho cncmy Tho advance continued. Iirc
! SunnnrS racing forward to tho advance
batteries seeking the honor Of firing in"
/ final shot.
/ runctually at eleven O'Clock the trinr
! stopped. Fleets OF British arrplnn'''
dropped showers OF signal lights which
descended with the mom"nt"us messing"
| 10 those below.
Thor" was joy In plenty anon;; III"
| British troops nj tho first hush Of r'a''c
| hut rh"rr was little i'll the nature ~
demonstrations. Tommy Atkins Wa
unable IN rcaii%o that it was trn" A.
| thou 81, his hir heart WIS burning VIII
| tho hone Of going back 10 his wife anu
| baby in "Elighty." So hc stood a,"i
| waited cnr some; hing tn happen. -"
know ~nl wha'. This could not h" ~"
ord after rll'rl" shar!ai"s and horror .
i had been through.
, ON. az these tatt'rod and mud r"k'"'
! votrran% "anln To L." correspondent =
| amiomnh.l" and a@ il" sa'utcd. asked tai
| icringlr: rs il all "v"r'' E"'rE r";Is-
! S;,rcd. L.. s;,nd hnrk 10 his companions I"
| cnrimurj.at. the good il"wS.
This ari"ruon IN. celebrations and &c.
! inirits ..cr" making tho old town ~
Mons vihra;r. Bands and nir"rs led ~"
| MARCHING: thousands about III" CITY. IhH
reception given by the Canadian cow
/ mantirr who nutnrnd Mons in III" nii'i.l"
! Of the afternoon. was similar III u.'
! hcartlnrsS Ia IN" Sr"nrs in Ealcncirnnra
/ und other liberated towns.
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Hunter. Roy NJ. Scalp Level. Ia.
Privates:
Baumgartncr. Frederick j.. Thilade--
phia. Pa.
Cline. Benjamin r. Thurmont. Md.
Dye, Curtis Alexander, Hunttngto ton,
". Va.
Barbor. Paul Fl. Cleveland. Ohio.
.Renncasa. FilippH. Pottsrille. Pa.
Coyle Charles. Philadelphia, Pa.
DeBrandt, Glen T.. New Philadelphia,
Ohio.
F.hcrlcn. Antoine. Baltimore. Md.
E;cIits. Ferris L.. Berlin Center Ohio.
E;scle John A.. philadelphia. Pa.
Janors. Joe. Carnegie. Pa.
hartley, walter r., LoudenviIe, ".
Va
Ferhert. Frank D.. Williamsburg. Pa
Jones Clyde f.. Russell Pa.
Kelley. William +. Springfield. ONO.
I[onik. Michael j.. North Braddock Pa.
Kowamasky. Frank, Shenandoah. Pa.
krall. Francis NJ. Lancaster county
Pa.
Krvnaak. Harry J.. Latrobr. IA.
Langham. Charles L.. Marion Center.
Pa.
Midkiff, Oscar, Blooming Rose. W. va.
Robinson, Earle W, Charleston, W.
Va.
Schiller August G.. Finland. ia.
Stern. Milton. Philadelphia Ia.
Waidler Willinm r.. Shcraden. Fa.
Miller. Harry r.. ''oplay. Ia.
Pahl. Carl o.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Rollins, Oscar h, Charleston, W. Va.
Rorke. Richard j.. clifton Ar"tGhts Ia.
RuehI Harry. Baltimore. Md.
Schoultz Walter r.. Philadelphia. IA.
Schultz Joseph, Scranton Ia.
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Moore. Ecm T.. Jr.. South Birmingham
Ala.
:SerEeants:
Kisn"r. rarltnm L.. Bloomsbury. Ia.
Lnv"ti. Thomas. NantIcnke. "a
Corporal:
ih!Iiir. Reese J.. Scranton. VA.
Privates:
E"vrrtdG" Guy Robert. Harr:svillc
Ohio.
I'rron. William g.: Dickson Ci;y. Pa.
Marin. William T.. MonnnRahc!a. Ia
Miner. charles T.. Amsterdam. Ohio.
T'ich l.";S'. ',nrncgio. IA.
|. Snmd"l. Charles w. SlatinS;on. Ia. .
Aihnff. charles Franklin. MnhanoS
City. IN.
Hcn"kcrt. Raymond. Philadelphia. "a
Pa-Ier, Jamcs, Uarriaville. W. Va.
HAIRLESS, vnin, Lewiston, ". Va.
"arNrr. William Charles. Philadelphia
Pa.
Kissing in Action.
L;sut-Ean':
Hall. Leicester g.. Inyo COUNTY. Gal.
CnrpnrHl='
Rrady. raul g.. Philadelphia Ia.
Cecil. ''lar"ncc r.. barclay. Nd.
f:artcin. Robert. Philadelphia. ~.
1f"aih. .Tnhn T.. Lakewood. Ohio.
Myers. Re: H.. West Reading, IA.
Nachini.t:
Gr"Ee Edward r.. Martinez. OHIO.
Cook:
Marvin. l:aAr"rd e.. C"vine;"n. "a.
rrivatr@:
Rai,"ork. cat Sycamore Ohio.
BainhTidgr. Robert J.. 1.lrwcllyii. IA
BcnCshunas. S;nnlcy Rat more. Md.
B"slcr. Kin. hamilton. Ohio.
Ein"n. Rnrncy NJ. NaNH%Tn%. IA.
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Naughton. Francis Xavier. Harrisburg.
Pa.
Schleig. John e.. Trnvorton. Pa.
Smith. William, Reading. Ia
Waters. Albert NJ. Columbus. Ohio.
Welcnc. Anthony. Troop. Pa.
Died OF Disease.
Captain:
Pryor John Porter. Ella Pa$o. Tex.
Nurse:
McMullen. Anna Marie Allentown. IA.
Corporal:
Richardson. George E. Hascrs;own.
Md.
Musician:.
Bullock, Daniel J.. Baltimore. Nd.
Privatcs:
RAIDER. Joseph A.. Baltimore. Md.
Bartcls. Frank T. EnIniltnn Ohio.
Cooper Floyd. NFaynoka. Okla
Entsey. Orio S. White. Pa.
Hartscll. Ollie O., Burlington. Ia.
Kinney. Isaac L.. East Sparta Ohio,
Maybe. LcolanI g. Roxhury. Ohio
Prrommer. William Is. Philadelphia.
Pa.
shaffstell. Howard W.. Upper SahdGs-
ky. Ohio.
Shupard. Horace r.. Bridgeport. Pa.
Schuster. George j. Sharnshurg. Ia.
Smith. Arthur -. Ecallsvill" Ono.
Settler. Clarence, East StroudshurE.
Ia.
! FaiIn. Edward L.. Cincinnati. ohio.
Walker Ralph c.. ScoItdalc ia.
! wounded Severely.
, Captain:
Moore, Charles e. Charleston, W. Va.
Mulcahcy. Richard w. Portage. WIS.
Sergeant:
Rogers. Henry S. Philadelphia. PA.
Trivatcs:
Allen. Florin w. Baltimore" Md.
Toor. Harry Faul. Bedford. PA.
Moore Ellsworth. Wilmington. Ohio.
Mosier. James Cleveland. Ohio.
Rhoadcs Raymond. bellevue Ohio.
wounded Slightly In Action.
Corporal:
Snyder. Clarence T., Canton Ohio.
| Privntns:
Addison. George. Cleveland. Ohio.
Axe. Lloyd R.. Lemon Place. IA. :
/ F'Sey, Patrick Pittsburgh Pm
! Glenn. Thomas D.. Pittsburgh! IA.
IEammill Paul H.. L!Eoui"r PA.
| Larson. Albert r.. Scranton. fH.
! MinniCk. franklin L.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Moore. G"org" l.. Amanda. Ohio.
Magic. Raymond e.. Nazareth. ia.
| Root. Elmer. Reading. rn.
I Shaff"r. G"org. Eohus"n. Wnyu"<-
: horu ia.
, V"srar. Georg" W.. ,"nc.nra;I Oh.o.
i Wilder. Herman e.. Nrw ''umb"rIand.
! Pa.
Missing In Action.
! serEe.nt:
+ Burke" James \. Eyruc-y H." ~.
| I':Ivat">
! .Aderhold. Howard ". Mon;oUrsy liz.
!
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LABOR TO CELEBRATE.

KEW YnRN %"v. - --U"eauzed
.1h1' " II celebrate the victory Owe" tn"
central empires al = mass meeting hc"c
Sunday evening. Ner"mh!r II. when
Samuel Campers. president nf the Amer
irAn E"dcrni ION Of Labor. lately return
III from = t0nr ~: allied counir'.s.
Charles Edward Russell and II T?"mbrr
~ ;!!c cabinet viii b" The p:inc:n:J
Spraf"-S. An nnnnurre!nrnt BY the
American Alliance for Labor and Demo-
rrHr:'' fortnight said The selection nf a
mrmhc" n. tho Presidents official fam
IT.: would hr made latrr
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ELECTORS ORGANIZATION for OHIO COUNTY WAR CHEST CAMPAIGN
NOVEMBER 18th TO 10Th, 1918
A. A. WILSON, Vice-Chairman w. P STEWART Director

Charles H. Seabright, Captain Team No.
33-N. l.. SchUcnian, Earnest d. fnokc.
". Il. PusS. Fred T.. I5ischoff, Herbert
NJ. lfrattun. Charles GrnttIr. John II.
kalkrcuth. VIM. Schau Herman Mcntz.
Geo. c. Bischoff, Captain Team No. 34-
H. +. Frederick. Samuel Gibbrns, ".
o. Broker. Gco. !. Mrrgr. Charles y.
Bowers. DR.. VI GHydosh, Robert Rigs
Ivy, Paul ku.irck.
R. B. Nay, Captain Team No. 35-D. \.
Taylor. H. l.. Bond, j. i. llanIcy. Julius
lIorkhcimcr. Charles II. Wheeler. ".
H. Mc,zncr. H. T. Dunlap. W. T, NichoI.
Charles Somehow, Chairman, Retail
Division
Team No. l, H c. Kalbitzer, Captain
Charles Banov. Earl Braunlich, B"r
Wclty. Ed. Ncff. Elmer Becker. Earl
Barlow.
Team No. 2, D. c. Morgan. Jr., Captain
Charles A. Aul. Ankle Stcadman, Louis
Gundling.
Team No. 8, A. B. Powell, Captain
NJ K. Elikam.
Team No. 4, c. P. Doty. Captain-W. II.
Zimmerman. .Ir.. II. +. Wchc, John y.
Winchrr D. y. lugaro. A. l.. krauS,
Jack F'rzzcII. George \. Mooney.
Team No. 5, D. G. Brown Captain.
W. Smith. e. ID. Towar. II. l.. Kirk, T..
s. Rominc, W. j. Stcen.
Team No. 6, J. H. Jenkins, Captain ".
B. Downs.
Team No. 7. Joe F. Kline, captain-lI. r.
Brennan r. r. lost. e.. Policy. ".
lIdOgc. &. Burns. Louis Kahn, Homer
llcIfrich, ". l.. ASmus. Will Conner.
Team No. 8, Miss Dagmar M. Bruhn,
Captain.
Team No. 9, Mr. H. F. Carter, Captain.
Team No. TO- Miss Lorell Porterfield,
Captain-AIiSS Nell Mc(olloch. Miss
Lily Bott, Miss Lottir. Hartley. Bern
ard Gs,lS, W.. i. Gilmartn,' Ben Nc
Clane
Team No. II. Miss Kathrine E. Hack,
Captain-Edward J. Burke. Miss Ruth
Rice, Miss Mana Simpson, Miss RATHER
Inc Ilnrcs. Miss Eleanor FrciSmuth.
Team No. H. Geo. A. Blackford, Captain
Edgar NcGrcgor ". Bradshaw. Nor
ris Jacobs, T.. \. Howard, f. ". Melt
niger, Il. Il. Marshall. Douglas NaSs,
Benz. Rosenbloum.
Team No. 10, A. G. MacBane, Captain
g. l.. Frank. AIR. Austin. .. {. GcnthcEr
{. o. Smith, II. l.. White, Al Hayes.
w. H. Abbott. Chairman, Factory En-
ployees Division.
Team No. /, A. B. Paxton, Captain--C. j.
Hunter. W. NJ. Allen. Hugh Brady. II
j. Humphrey, i. +. Montgomery, +. +.
Nlcn, r. l.. Boyd. ID. \. Taylor. y. W.
PAUL.
Team No. 2, A. j. Throp, Captain--c. E.
Wood, j. b. Doyle ". Is. McColIough
W. e. Wcitzcl. j. {. Fee i. +. Moss,
H. a. llundt. Robert thenowcth, Il. Is.
Hcrvcy.
Team No, 3. A. G. Hervey Captain
\. +. Edge, Milf N"ncman. Hugh Allen.
David Rahr. .Ir. lanes Iicnry.
W. H. Gee, Chairman Wholesale Division.
Geo. A. Bishop National Bank of w. Va.
John {. Palmer. .r Austin Y. Wood.
Edmund l.. Cole. Il. W. Howe. Irwin b.
Wolfe
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Fred G.. Stroehmann, Captain Team No.
1-Chares r. PAUL, .}ohp Davidson,
c. J. killmcycr. d. II. Crook. d. g.
Morgan. Louis Storrh.
John J. Coniff, Captain No. 2.--Sam
ucI. Moves. A. l.. Sawtclir, W. X. Wells.
B. f.. Hamilton. ". t. Brown. !. ".
Whitman. Phillip Wool. y. {. Mcneil.
NJ Bachnheimer. Captain, Team No. s.
/. y. IIancrr. Frank WatrrhouSr, y. y.
Wheat. ". r. krnncdy. +. +. l'arlS. ".
b. Elliott. Major J. Cecil Bouh. Frank
SeroggiuS, Henry Front, J. L. Moss.
F. E. Probst, Captain Team No. 4 :.
D. Clcgg. Joe Kline, W. :. Miller, v.
t. BEEN. f. e. krcuter, Charles r.
lhlcntrld. Hilton H. Mann, Charles y.
Miller. John t. Stcru.
c. H. Copp, Captain Team No. 5-(ico. ".
i.utz, Geo, Hastings, BIS Eacr Henry
Mcrkcl, B. W. Bicd"man, Walter
Bloomfield. E l.. Stone.
DR.. C. Bates McLain, Captain Team No. 6
Il H. Off, c. d. Dyer, +. y. Branl,
T. &. Pasco. Harry King, .Jr.. Edward
Whitehead j. b. Mctaddeu, K. b.
Barry, Arthur Whitcly
W. L. Miller, Captain Team No. 7-Mr.
George y. Bailey, John +. SchellhaSe.
Edward R. McGregor, William Hunter,
Thomas Perry, Clyde +. Amos, Albert
.. Myers. Wilbur e. McGregor, Rev.
Jacob Birmingham.
Howard q. Hastings. Captain Team No.
9-Carl Serig, Henry Mooney, VIM. j.
AIyles, Edward j. Kelly, Joseph Woo
slick, Valentine J. korn, VIM. Backus,
John P. kindleberger, John Il. OFT,
Joseph D. Kase.
DR.. l.: N. Refer, Captain Team NO, g.
Edward Blalllcy, Charles Aul, Frank
O'Brien. W. D. t'ulmer, Al. Treasdalr,
Arthur Ingram. ChaS. Tracey, Jacob
kindlebergcr, J. H. Riddle, Harry Won
: Berg.
Fred Fox, Captain Team No 10. B.
Baum Arthur LanghanS, I, ". Colmer,
II. r. Conner. Ben Exley, II. halbitzer,
L. Q. Riser, y. G. Keith, II. J. llinke-
meyer.
Will H. Colvig, Captain Team No. 10
Edward Hazc!ett, Rev. Charles II. Rob-
inson. Plmy Clark, Rev. W. H. Fields,
Seaton Alexander, Rev. MOye. John
Arbcnz. Howard Merkel. j. j. Kane.
E. Domer Nickerson. Captain Team No.,
12-Wm. T. Hanke. H. i. kurner, Ar.
thur Cunningham, George Miller.
". J. Lukens, Captain Team No. 13-
VIM. II. Hare. VIM. Windsor, Wheeler
Bachmau. Walter Evans. NJ. Eiikan,
Rev. E. H. Allen. Carl l.. kepuer. Frank
Jones. \. +. Davis.
John B. Garden, Captain Team No. IA
Geo II. Phillips, c. II. BrutS Il. NJ.
Sawyer. VI. J. Smith. g. \. Garden. y.
f. Morgan. W y. Windsor, j. Shire
wood Fee Charles b. Cooke.
Charles M. Altmeyer, Captain Team No.
15-F. G.. Swerr. Charles Schaut. Frank
Harbr,lch, Ralph Walters, Louis Lin
den. N. Mooney.
: Eugene NJ. Baer, Captain Team No. 16-
DR.. j. H. Mcclure. II. l.. Kirk. Geo.
Kossuth. B. w. Hicks, Platoff Zane, (.
B. Porter Alex. Campbell, il, j. I.
DittS. Charles fcinler.
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Wbeehnp Division A. A. WILSON, Chairman

\ special solicitor has been appointed
for each business house in this district.
S. Hare, Chairman, Public Utilities.
F. r. Dunning Captain, G. G. P. Telephone
Co.-Miss Sarah Gather, +. y. Wocbcr,
Miss +. A. Strand.
Miss Ethel Wiles, Captain, Western
Union.
MIR. F. H. Eakin Captain, Postal Tele-
graph
JEFF Dudley, Captain, Wheeling Term
inal--G f. Rittenhousc.
Peter Boyd, Captain, Neutrality-suspicious.
Farmer. Il. NJ Archer. William Terry.
Bertha Worker David d. II. p. Parish.
Virginia Linton. William Frohmc, Ned
Sims, John acobucci
CIR. Bendell, Captain, Wheeling Traction
Harry Amrs. Peter Stanton. +. Il.
Cope. |. futile, j. Clemens, r. j. l..
Doyle
w. M. Windsor, Captain, Register. X.
Emmcrick, W. Manning W. l.. Ruth
A. B. Butler, Captain, Natural Gas Co.
Geo b. Riddle. John y. McAlahon.
W. S. kirkpatrick, Captain, Wheeling
Electric CoH.Iohn NJ. Garden. Charles
Courtney, b. $. Sto les N. !. Smith.
Alvin I. Winters, Captain, Telegraph
Paul Nrutzing, Robert Beans. Edward
kr0cnrth.
H. C. Clark, Captain, News-.t. j. Mills.
f.. b. Lisby. Percy Hiscock. Jos. Wey-
rick. John r. Reed.
E. V. Smith, Captain, B. & o, Passenger
Station Depot BuildingM. T.. Cart
wright. Terminal trainmastGr. y. \.
Anderson. master mechanic. &. K. l'Itz-
gerald. office force, David White. oific"
force. G.. " Browne station force. j. y.
Fleming freight house force.
Charles Dowler. Chairman, Warwood
Division
S. B. Forester, Captain, North Warwood
j. Met rackcn, Mr. Edward Kemp A.
Der, RciStcr, Martin Flynn, Roy Hankr,
Lee Stupp%%
A. L. Mctsner, Captain, South Warwood
David G. Evans. i. j. Dudley. Il. 7.
Sleeper. Charles WclsIrans. ". a. Cor
fey. August II. kindcbcrgcr, ". II.
l;lbin.
W. B. Mckee Captain. Centre, Warwood
j. Is. Evans. Guy +. Martin. Carl Car
others. II. T.. Shearng, Geo. p. FoIling-
rr Edward y. Poll, THOMAS ManiOn.
Wm e. Stcbcr, T. L. Hood. \. d. Peak.
c. E. Citizens, Chairman. Public Employees
J. H. Wells Captain, Public Employees
l.afalcitr Graincr. Edward kilrcr.
Charles Schultzc. >Tum b. t'oulk. Mark
j. Wolf.
out-thc-Pike District, Chairman, M. N.
Cecil.
H. w. Campbell Captain Fulton--Iohn
TocckIcr, George Iublc. Will Yoke, \.
IT, Defibaugh, Ed. Remains, A. j.
Wagrner Richard \. Stein. y. C.. Wag-
rncr. .Inrob A. NcSscn. Harry Snyder,
j. II. I.azcar. II. d. Nally. Chas. klap-
prc,t. John Kern, thas. !. Schcnk Joe
f. kicin John Mueller. Will Echar1. :.
Leon B. Stein, Captain, Woodlawn-l.. r.
RranG Frank l.. Amhustcr. Gabc s.
EmShrimrr. Will G. Brand. thaS. ".
jackson. &. ". Baron. Fred s: Kluo,
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