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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-15

wycienczenia. wroga. w rezulta--
Gle odniesli Alianci swietne zwy-
c,estwo w jednej z nalkrwaw-
szych hitew w-ciagu tel swojny /
udaremnili smiaie plany linden
burga. I to jest wiasnie tajemniea
powodzenia generala = Petaina,
kt6ry w ciagu trzech lat puKo-
wnika zostal naczelnym komen--
dantem armii francuskiej, IL vie
on doskonale, kiedy gdzie wy
mierzyc kontratak. TIE. tez pomySl-
ne kontrataki obok niezwyciezo-
nej odwagi obroicow, tiumacza
nam tryumf francuskiej defensy--
wy wobec przewazajacych - slf
wroga. Co zrobi obecnie Hinden-
burg, niewiadomo. Moze uderzyc
znow ma Amiens lub we Flandryi,
wielu wszakze krytykow wojsko-
wych przypuszcza, re skoro pra-
we ramie jego olbrzymich ,,klesz-
czy" chybiio celu, pusci on W ruch
lewe skrzydlo i rozpocznie nowy
atak miedzy rzekami Ourcq a
Marna W kierunku Paryza. Moga
Niemcy liczyc ma to, re predzej u
da sic i'm zniechecic i pokonac A
merykanow, do warunkow wojny
ieszcze ME zupe}nie przyzwycza-
jonych, zwlaszcza, re atak taxi
byiby zupeinie czems innem cd
dotychczasowych potyczek mniej
szej wagi, Amerykanie wszakze
dali juz dowody, re maja ME
mniej odwagi. przedsiebiorczosci
j determinacyi, niz reszta Allan
tow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-15
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sobota, is. czerWca: S. WI
Ia Modesto.
Jutro, Niedziela, IS. czerwca: sw'
Benona.
Czwarta Niedziela po Zielonych
Swiatkach: Ewangelia 20 obfitym
POlowie Ryb".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-15

poludniowy zach6d Cd Merris Cd
pedziliSmy kompletnie, uprowa--
dzajac: kilku jehcow. Nieprzyja-
cielska artylerya czynna byfa W
odcinku Villcrs-Bretonneux W
dolinie Scarpe. Podczas nocy wy
konaliSmy pomySlne rajdy W oko-
Icy Neuville-Vitasse i Givenchy.
Lez-La-Basse. Potyczki patroli
ia korzysc nasza EASILY ma pohu-
dniowy zachod cd Gavrelle i bli-
sko ,Merville. w ,tych potyczkach
wzielismy kilku jehcow 2 mira
liezy. w odcinku ma po}noc cd
Bailleuil wzie1ismy jehcow pod
czas nocy. Niema mic innego do
zakoniunikowania.
D. NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, Is. czerwca.
- Ma po1udniowy zachod cd Y
pres Francuzi wykonali gwaltow-
ne ataki ma nasze linie miedzy
Voormezeele i Vierstraat. Odpar-
lismy ich z wielkiemi stratami,
biorac $50 jehcow, Pomyslne
dla mas starcia patroli' EASILY W
.odcinku KENNEL. Ma reszcie from
tu tylko chwilami zachodziiy vic
ksze starcia. w okolicy CourcelIes
i Merry a takze w poblizu MatL
zaraz ma zachod cd Disc, nieprzy-
jaciel odnowif swe kontrataki,
lecz zostaf odparty'z ciezkiemi
stratami. ,Po obu stronach drogi
miedzy Soissons a Villers-Cotte-
rets wtargnelismy do lasu Villers
Cotterets! Cd 27 maja armia gen.
Won Boehm' zdoby}a przesz}o 730
dial, wobec czego liczba dial
zdobytych przez armie niemieckie
go nastepcy tronu wzros}a do
I O5O. Wczorai zestrzelilismy 90
nieprzyjacieyskich aeroplan6w.
Straty nieprzyjaciela W awiatyce
w ciagu maja wynosza 90 balo--
now i 413 aeroplanow. Z aeropla.
now 223 spadio ma nasza strone,
reszta po stronie nieprzyjaciel-
skich pozycyi, My straciliSmy W
walkach napowietrznych 180 ae-
roplanow i % balon6w.
z WALK AWIATYCZNYCH.
Londyn, 15. czerwca. - Komu-
nikat W sprawach awiatyki opie-
wa nastepujaco: Mimo pochmur--
nej pogody awiatorzy nasi rzucili
we czwartek 9 ton bomb ma Zee
bruegge, Armentieres Confines.
Zestrzelili 10 niemieckich aeropla-
now dwie uszkodzili, palac;1 ba-
lon. Anglicy stracili 5 maszyn.
Paryz, 15. czerwca. = Francu-
ski komunikat o. walkach napo--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-15
BRYTYJsKIE OKRETY WAL.
GA z NURAM1.

Port Atlantycki, ID. czerwca.-
Kapitan jerry Aitkin, komendant
brytyjskiego parowca uAuthor", >
oznajmi}, il walczy} onegdaJ z
niemieckim nurem II godzin, ME-
daleko brzegu Virginia. Okret ka-
pitana Aitkin'a by} zaopatrzony
armatami do obrony pred nura-
mi. Niemiecki nur pomino, re
parowiec Author" mial armaty,
iednak ME uciekai, lecz strzelai
do niego oddalenia kilku mil.
Author" Scigai nur, strzelaJac
don, przez II godzin, lecz ami pa
rowiec, ami nur ME zosta}y uszko-
dzone. Drugi parowiec brytyJskl,
ktory wczoraj przyby} do portu,
lest ,,Keemun"; statek ten byl
rieco uszkodzony ogniem armat-
MIN niemieckiego nura. Parowlec
,,Keemun" telegrafowai o pomoc
kilka razy: raz, re niemiecki nur
strzela do niego, drugi raz, re juz
TOME. Kapitan zatopionego okre-
tn norweskiego ,,Vinland', o.
swiadcza, re niemiecki nur musl
mice jakies maskowania, ktore
mu nadaja postac statku ladunko-
wego; pokiad nura ma bye przy-
brany w zelazne slupy - tax, zc
zdaleka wyglada on jak transport
towiec.
Nowy York, 15. czerwca. -
Komendantem jednego niemle-
ckich nurow, ktore grasowa}y
przy brzegach, amerykahskich,
ma bye kapitan Neustidt z nura
,,U-151". Wediug opowiadan
marynarzy skuner6w Hattie B.
Dunn, Edna" i vHauppauge",
ktorzy byli uwiezieni ma nurze
przez s dni, kapitan Neustidt s}u-
zy} W amerykahskiej marynarce,
co pozniej sprawdzono z rekor--
dow. Neustidt dawai rozkazy jen-
com, azeby czyscili torpedy nqra
Amerykahski fparowiec, ktory
przyby1 wczorb do portu, rapor-
towal, re otrzy1nano ostrzezenie
o 16O mil cd Wilmington, DEL, re
riemiecki nur czeka nan W tel o.
kolicy. Zawiadomiono wszystkich
pasazerow, azeby mieli przygoto-
wane pasy ratunkowe, gdyby
przypadkiem muir napad3; pogaszo
no wszystkie swiatla, ME bylo
wolno palic, azeby tym sposobenl
ME zwabic niemieckiego nura. w
rezultacie okret ow zdo}af Mem
ca uniknac.
NOWOzENCY DOTKNIECI
PRZEZ oSTRA USTAWE Po-
BOROWA.
Washington, ID. czerwca. -
Maizenstwo Cd czasu, gdy usta-
nowiono move prawo poborowe,
ME bedzie uwazane jako przyczy-
ma do uwolnienia sic cd siuzby
wojskowej, tylko ci beda uwolnie
nj, ktorzy doszli roku 2lgo dnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-15
URZEDOWE RAPORTY 3D.
JOWE.
FRANCUSKI.

Paryz, ID. kwietnia. - Lokalne
starcia zaszly W nocy wzdluz
frontu niemieckiej ofensywy,
Francuzi wykonali kilka pomysl-
nych wycieczek W giab linii ME
przyjaciela ma polnoc cd Grives-
nes w okolicy Courcelles. Wig
Il 80 jehcow. w poblizu Loge IT,
prowadzili takze jehcow. Ajax
riemiecki w okolicy Antheuil cal
kowicie zlamano. Miedzy Villers-
Cotterets a Chateau Thierry "a
cieta walka artyleryi trwaia przez
Gala noe. Patrole francuskie wzie-
lv iencow w okolicy Bussaires
lie zachod Cd Reims w Szampanii,
Zreszta wszedzie dzien przeszedl
|spokojnie.
BRYTYJSKI.
Londyn, 10, czerwca. = Wczo'
raj rano silny atak nieprzyjaciel,
ski ma jedna z naszych pozycyi nd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-15

Dokonczenie ma stronicy
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03

The writer had letter from E. B.
Hill. recently who Is living in Cur
canlonga. California H1 declared
Florida he place to live our in his
line he can make more money in Cali
fornia. Nevertheless. tie will be back
in Florida The coming winter
Mr. \. 4 Faris OF Eureka is fire.
quent Isi.3r acre Reports every
thing going along fine or MS farm.
but has hard time finding laborers
to heIp him keep it up.
II. VI Hutchinson Is soliciting sub
scriptions for the Banner anybody
in Fort Mccoy ana vicinity who
wants the Banner Just step N and
give hin the price and ne will see
that you get your paper .
Lakeside mn Of this village reports
tna1 the following persons were ac-
commodated on April 70 Alfred A.
Berg W Erickson. Charles : Ander-
son ailfa Anderson and Ms Swan
son ali Fl chicago Mr. Berg com
mented on he eautiful location Of
the Inn ana also said ne vas more
than delighted with our climate
All are Interested in buying land 81
Groveland. Fla, and were calling
our esteemed neighb0r John Melin
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
NOTICE

Notice : hereby given that Z. J. p.
galloway administrator Of the estate
ct Charles Fl Stewart. deceased, will
on Monday the 3rd day Of June A. d.
1918. between the hours of Il a. m.
and M offer for sale. and sell, to
the highest ana best bidder, for cash,
~ shares Of stock in the Metropolitan
Savings Bank OF Ocala, Florida, also
Ill shares of the Metropolitan Realty
and Investment Company, Ocala,
Florida, or as much thereof as is
necessary TO realize enough funds to
pay the debts of said estate of Char
les H Stewart. deceased.
Said property belonging to the said
Charles H Stewart, deceased, and be
ing sold for the purpose of paying on
and discharging the debts Of said es
tate.
J. P. GALLOWAY,
Administrator of the estate of Charles
. H. Stewart, deceased.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
FOR COMMISSIONER. DISTRICT q

According 70 my own Inclination
and the solicitation Of friends here
by announce myself 4 candidate Tor
county commissioner for IN fourth
commissioner district d Marion
county. subject . The action 1f me
democratic primary Of 1918 Z elect
ed . promise a faithful discharge 81
the duties OF the ofice ana snail
strive 20 give satisfaction % ali con-
cerned by giving the duties y the of-
fee my personal attention ! snail %
thankful for the support D. a. .ntar.
esfei Very respectfully.
. II BOB ROGER5
OXN- Lynne Fla
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
RIVERS II. BUFORD
Candidate for
JUSTICE OF SUPREME
COURT OF FLORIDA
FOR SENATOR rwENTts1r DIS

TRICT
To the Democratic Voters Ot Marion
and Sumter Counties Comprising
the Twentieth Senatorial. District
am q candidate FOR senator ia he
primary election to De held June 4rh
1918 Z thoroughly appreciate ne
honor Of having served as one Of Ma
rlon's representatives in me !as- -To
SESSIONS Of the legislature served
my people faithfully. Loyalty honestly
and conscientiously realize -hac
the knowledge and experience Is rep
resentative rwo terms will enable me-
TO make the people OF The twentieth
district a better senator vii aD-
preciate your support. and II nominal
ed I pledge faithful service 70 me
people OF Marion and Sumter com
ties, working FOR their best interests,
as well as for the whoIe state
Respectfully yours
W CROSBY
Citra. Fla. Feb 5. 1915 d&v
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
EnR STATE A-T0RAE.

70 the People 81 IA Ttt-l Jui.-tal
Circuit ~ Florida
hereby announce NJ ~aaisiae1 tor
e-election - eaa office - s-ate ettor
ney ffth judicial circuit ot Florida in
he approaching primary larA RED
. merit 3od r.l. greatly 5Dp-as tate
our support
- GEORGE r. S-0T.EL0
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03

Has had ten years experience as
State Legislator author Of Davis
Package Law Stands with Presi
dent Wilson on all war measures. Is
a native Floridian. He will be true
to your interest.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03

| hereby announce MP candidacy
for representative from Marion counr
ty subject 70 the democratic primary
in June Of this year ana solicit the
support OF he people enter 5r)lp
one a.. Vary especially
d&w y. A. FOR
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
FOR STATE ATTORNEY

FOR STATE ATTORNEY
To the Democratic Voters, Fifth Ju
dicial Circuit:
l hereby announce myself candi
date for the office Of States Attorney
for the Fifth judicial Circuit Of the
State Of Florida, IN the approaching
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03

Democratic primary and subject 10
the result thereof
FRED :. STRINCrER
BrO0ksyille Fla March 14rh ta1y.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
C. r. VEAL,
Cotton Plant FIa

FOR MMlsSjcNEa DISTRICT J
/ respectfully announce my candida
cy for the third commissioners dis
trict. II the voters think that hav
discharged the duties OF the ofic
faithfully and satisfactorily, w0ulf
appreciate d reelection.
j. w DAVIS
Summerheld. Florida
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
FOR MEMBER School 30 H7
DISTRICT 2

To Democratic voters.
hereby announce myself caadi
date for member OF the board Of pub
lie instruction for Marion county ds
trict No ;. subject to the action Ot he
democratic primary election in June
Thanking the voters for their hearty
support during the term Z am now
serving. and soliciting the same IN n
future
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD
DISTRICT 3

TO Democratic Voters:
hereby announce my candidacy
FOR reelection as a member of the
school board from the third district.
If reelected | promise TO give the
same careful attention TO the duties
Of the Office in the future as I have
in the past, AID will greatly appreci-
ate your support.
A. !. STEPHENS.
Spar, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
NOVEL FOR STATE SENATOR

hereby announce % M v1rers .
Marion ana Sumter counties har I
shall BE a candidate to- IA 3tdc4 IF
state senator srom N -)5a senate
ria district subject 70 carld a-ton
tn iamoers-l- primaries
3 HOWELL
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03

FOR THE LEGISLATURE GROUP 1
To the Democratic Voters Of Marion
County.
hereby announce my candidacy
Tor representative, and solicit your
support in the June primary ia
group one.
3-15-tfw y j. 'McCo LILY
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FoR COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT ,

FOR COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT ,
To the Voters OF the Second Commits
sioner's District:
l desire to announce my candidacy
for member OF the board OF county
commissioners from the second com
uassloner's district, subject to the ac-
ton OF the democratic primary cleo
rion to be held June 4th. Having serv'
ed You for two wears previously feel
THAT am N position 10 Know tns
needs Of the district, as we'll as me
county at large will appreciate
your support
J. r HUTCHENS.
Romeo. Florida
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D0nneuOu ria
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01
STEEL CORPORATION UP
; NEARLY TO- CAPACITY
1nSot Production at IS Per Cent OF
Normal and Blast Furnaces Are
Keeping Up Pace.

There has been an unusually large
increaS. ~ the operating rlt!u ot the
United States Steel Corporation durin:;
In,, finance committee arl The directors
~ the Corporation Yesterday afternoon.
Judge Gary. chairman. when asked BY L
representative Of this paper what the
rat.. ut operations was. said that blast
furnaces Of the Corporation are now
working at IS per cent al capacity. The
ingot production is ut the rate OF IS per
cont Of norrrat and finishing mills ut
about so 70 >a per cent.
Only q week ago the blast furnace
production u the Corporation was little
better than so pr cent. while the inGot
aud finishing mills Were producing AT
the ra,n nE Slil:ht;y below 900 per cent.
So that the gain II tn" past week has
been something aruUad - pr cent.
Officials u: the United States Steel
Corporation IN thu past when discussing
tn. low rate Of operating ratio have al
ways called attention tn the fact that
this condition was brought about by sit
uationS uutSd.. the control OF he man
aSrnrcnt of III. Corporation. being die
mainly t. humility t. Gr,uG materials
- :i,o lilutS tS MI a t!n!cuity III
moving prod IctS from III" yard due to
;n.r railroad r"GG' >ttHn ard the untaS-
nrabtr weather IL n" past trw weeks
warmer w":ith,- has nprovrd the rail-
rua,. situation - Il SliGh: extent and tho
t'ori,"r;l. i,n has hr"n increasing rs oper-
atoms rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01
OPERATIONS IN IRON
AND Steel IMPROVING
Steel Corporations Operating Nearly
Capacity western Pennsylvania
Hardest Hit ny Coke Shortage.

The Improvement in iron and steel
works operations has gone further. as
Indicated by - per cent ulaSt-lurnacr
operations ut steel Corporation plants.
accurnpaui"d by 81 p"r cent :,ctivc nG"t
capacity and 81 to "a pr cent In rolling
mills say; TIL. lrrn Age. som" com
panics h1v" not f:lrrd 50 we'll. Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA. which WAS hardest hit. iN
still very short of coke. am! blast tU:-
uacrS there have scarcely "N"rrd2d "a -"
per cent operation. with steel works At
III per cent or less.
Steel manufacturers Will confer IN
New York on Friday preparatory 20 Il
meeting with government representa-
tiv.S To consider tn" prices that VIII
prevail after April !. Steel producers.
after months ri hamp"rnGS. with Sl"nd-
liz advancing costs. hnw ask Tor Stt1hi-
izrd prices over - period Of SIX I" nm"
months Th,. uncertainty rs 10 prices
and pig-ir"n and steel supply is hr;!n-
ming To affect consuming Industries IN
Il number Of lines and the next confer
rnce At Washington is considered "l
more moment than any that have pre-
Crd,d 1t.
Fabricated steel business dropped 70
~ hu0 tens in January, from IN" @ua.h"'
tom total Of ncccmhrr When the rash
Tor munitions plants had run It's C"urS''
IL Igi5. eliminating III ""N.""n tons 4!
fabricated work III December o. th"t
year. III" total for January. 1916. fell
10 $4,000 tons The recent arG" let
tinss Of fabricated steel for ships now
leave little before the bridge and Struc-
turnl shops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01
PeTfunCtOry Movement
In the Stock Market

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.--I'h" stock
market in aimlcSS and p"ri'iUci"rE' iaSh-
ION during the greater part at in-daE'S
Irregular session. quick"n!nE us pace
slightly towards Tie clusc OH a nHdrr-
ate inquiry COR rniis Progress Of III"
governments railway control Legislation
was probably 4 hr!r!uI factor. together
with prospects Of better earnings.
pouls continued their inrnrrnt'cnt ac-
t!vi;y in numerous spcclaltIcs. but th'
trend III that Guar'r WAS Tar from UNI
form. secondary ISSUES scoring ! TO d"
points gains. while SEASONED SharrS re-
aclrd to points.
Standard indusirIais comprising INC
stc,l division wrru under constant re-
strlinl. mainly because "f IN" uncertain
attitude of the government respecting
prevailing price schedules
\ marked failing orr In domestic or
,!crs WIS r.pnrtcd hy many q! IN" I'M
portant steel and IRON manufacturers
who ar. L. meet h"r" to-murr"w. Cn!cd
States steel !Iuctuai"d Within II point
rang and was und"r greatest pressure
in the last hour. tough yielding only =
slight fraction. tn" STOCK Sells minus
It's rrEulur and ""Nt"a ulN!u|hnS o. 1'2
per cent ia-inrrrU%.
Ne, unIil The marhcts clos" WAS an
unuu..lu.ni made that the directors "l
the 81; P.lul railway had Ig.sin Iati"d 10
,ak,. action u!l thc COMMON a:d preferred
dividends Both issues wrr'' l!rm Il"
strong. After carly h'avincSS n IN" pre-
:crv"d StIcS amounted IL h!V.VVO
shares.
Bonds o: thc speculative class were
again inclined Ia ease. hu' Investments
wrrr held firm. Liberty first ana sec
o,id is reacted whll" HI 5l-'S mad,, i
slight gain. Total sales lpar VALUE Az
srrsa,"d $3.S50.QuO
United States old ISSUES wcr' uH-
changed on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01
WARWOOD
Another Red Cross Auxiliary.

Another Red cross auxiliary ~ Inc
Red Cross society was organized NJ. the
ln-".i-lg held 1T the tUrpSu thFlSt
churcn Wednesday evening. T"moFro"
ar,rrn.,,n NJ he. church rooms. the
ladies of thiS society will hold th"iF
sewing and knitting session. y hummer
Of sewing machines have been loaned
local residents ana II IS hoped that on
rach succeeding Thursday afternoon
these machines Will h".r:cpt quite hGSE'
AZ III" meeting Tilt" Il number 81 per
sons were present and II is Thought That
tn, -. laiIr% VIII do all .ln their power
Ia AID ia" wonderful work Of the LED
Cross society.
Al the meeting tho following officers
were elected: Mrs. Thu'nhS Mani"n.
general rhairla?y: Mrs William BurkcI.
SECRETARY. y riiairIady Viii be appoint
- for each m,"ii!i;. TIE following
,yrr, prr sent: Mc:Siam"S ThoS. IlardC7'
Martin Flynn. william StcnE"r. William
Eurk"l. Frank ODuuu"ii. Norbert Baker,
Harry rrntv"I!. John Murphy. Thomas
hlanIon. WEI Brorh. ~ illn+l"y. H.
WILLIS. Mrs. Cupv. Mrs. CacAu;tw. Mrs.
tnns.ain Mrs. Lu,z. Mrs. I5ott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01
ASK CAREFUL SCRUTINY
OF SECURITIES ISSUES

WASHINGTON. Fch. rs Members
of the federal reserve h"ard'~ capital IS
SUES committee. cnr!"rr!u.; tu-iay with
representatives. uf state pIh'Ir Hlilli!'S
commissions. ur2rd that th"$" stat" m
;;ImiHHtiuuS scan carefully every arr!!-
cation I"r approval -; prnp"S"d S%H!rl-
lies issues with q view II determining
Wh"tArr II - essential +" IN" "'ndurt I'll
,h, war The were told that n"n-"S-
S"ntinl enterprises Sh"Hd Ia. rurtul"d
hy ,isruurrrin:: capital expenditures !"r
them. So that til" government ihi|h'
have cr,cr nod Tar r1iS!I% -" billions
needed for war purposes
\ precise statement. III ~" aims 81
NJ. ,..tr,j'n ISSUES ,."lnIuIl;r, viii b"
formulated soon fnr transmission /" al!
state commissions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01
SUMMARY.

~, r,,I,--,,.. ~. ~, - Nm, I..,,.IlT,- 90
s,.,,.,,r,I re-. .,,,t r.,.,.,rn. DECLARED
HIAiidht" ''"* '"'' l''' >' "
r"E"''' 80 ~ - -,
''h' -" pre-, i"'
Sl"1H f't''" '''' "''.
South r'mn oil &c.. gear 'Mi'd l.'-
c"mh'r .2ls:. I'l7. nj r':"i"rS EI.io"-
-! r&ain$; Si.'iJ.GH? III l'!h' I'I h"'
earnings W." 'uunt /" E'''..'.: a Sh''r" Oh
E-'''""'"'" S,','"- 'tr',' ~, ""''','
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01
100000 Stockholders Of
u. S. Steel Corporation

Iu.is.. ,;;yr: when asked as 10 the
number -! employees who have SUB
scr,bud for liz stock nj the United states
Steel ,nrpurat.un. under Tie offer made
NJ n" beginning Of the year, said That
incomplete returns up "a TIC present
time showed i%.25S subscribers. who
too, 9j421 shares. and when 'inpIctc
reports have been received II Is likely
that the lu4.006 share mark VIII Or
reached or passed Last year ihrtr
were 2n."%0 subscribe who took d'.'4l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01
SUGAR
NEW YORK. r"b. ">.-TO

NEW YORK. rob 2>--rh" market
for r;w sugar !s st"nd: and prices re-
min unchanged at 4.H>r tor tuhas cost
and freight equal !" SEQ" fer ""nirI!"-
..nl There wcr" n" sales
I'm refined business IS Of fair proper
ton, bu' tho d"mnnd Is sui IN "Nr"S*
TT the supply. although MEETINGS a ~
lantic ports W"r" Il HUE ia'F"' '',u
,hn nrryinus week. amounting 20 $50
,n,. ,,:aiust - .n5 n week ago. T'r'"''i
,xrre UNCHANGED ~ rs Tor I'm" Sra!'"-
Lated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01
STRIKE PREVENTED.

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. 2S.-union
carmen employed by the Boston Ele-
waited Railway Company voted unanl-.
mouslv tonight 10 accept the p!ap OF
adjustment oil their wage demands
recommended last night by Henry B.
Endicott. Of tie Massachusetts COM
mittee on public safety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01
wnr Time Sermons.

TIL, Kcv. Leland l.. M"riun -: Dc
iruii MI'h.. w:li hrriV" IN th'% CITY To-
morrow. and VIII ur"Ui'i the pulpit q
IN. ,'hrr>IIIn cEGr,h r"Nt sunday. he
vii! preach IN NO loom fora Stacker
ar.ihr r,,r,i-ir ..rrII.,. AMI in the "T";-
iuy nn "'rIir Sul"rna Caution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01
(JnfavOrabIp Weather
DepreSS9S Corn Market

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-Rain and snow
are likely 20 Interfere with the crop
movement; and To damaE" t!n quality OF
much nf the shipments, did good deal
today - uphold Tie v;llur II earn. Prices
closed steady at the same as yesterday =
iinlsh to a shade higher. with March
."7& and May l2G7s TT l"1. oats lost
x Il |. 10 |. - ;, and provisions : 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-01

Warwood avenue. leave today for visit
with relatives IN New Cumberland.
Mrs. u. y. Baxter OF Wellsburg. is
II" l,urst ut the home Of relatives and
friends. IN South Warwood.
Mrs. Harry Kennedy Of Nineteenth
streets fell ut her home and suS-
,aln"dsa badly bruised ann. IS improving
nicely ~ her home.
Mrs. Harry Wilson Of Washington, D.
c. VIII" has been the guest OF friends
and r,utivts III Center Warwood has
returned 10 her home.
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NEW YOKk. r"h. 2A.--t'All n0n"y
strong. NiEn {; lew 81: ruling rat,
=: closing hjt IL: offered At :: Lass;
loan s.