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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

McCarty A q Hooper, c. y Trude.
! Clarence Taylor, Arnold. H. NJ
Ward, l., II Gronl, q, & Richard
son, j. e, Shaffer ~ L. Miuet.
G. o. Robinson. " G. Tyrrcll. L. H.
Hhyter, J. O. Cheairs. II A, Davis
Harriet Davidson. W ". Blanton.
Thomas Gilcrease. u III Mci.augh-
lin. NJ \. Lyon. Clara Neuses. May
bell Johnson. De Zell IIawley. C. \
James, NJ A Harrison. u. c. SIN
gleton, n q. Raymond. Paul Se-
well, Henderson. l.. u. Wilson, J. "
langston. A. n, Miller. o. L. sc,-
tie. 4. B Ferguson, J, w Sanders
w G. Rogers. ] H. Crabtree. r. N
Moody. A. y. Barrus, o. Taylor. J
W McI.in. u. y. Mcmahon. w q
IiRon. II Rsrnett n. N. 0reia. n "
capps j, Il. Rurdiok, J. W MELON
nell. J. NJ. silver ], r Nixon. !
Mcclellan. w. r. Brown. A. r. Moss.
W r. Tomlinhon. E. w Sinclair
w u Mohr, J W. Brandle, George
Chubhush, " n Perry. r. W. Ja-
cobs Cart Hudson. Florence Tucker,
John Hall Il. l.. Merry, Edward
wilson. Coleman McNulty. Frank
Winters, NJ a. Renaud, r. r. Estill.
L. w stroud. n. A. Hackensmlth.
A. u. Price. r. NJ BUrchnm. w. l.
Williams, E, y. Dix. w A. Moore.
Fred Smith. w. NJ. Smith. n. W
Walworth. VIII Bourne G. N. Wick
izer. q. q Gillette. ". u. George,
w. Il. Metcalf Harry Bell o. ". y
Thomas, Henry Dreyfus. T. Kurtn.
man, John Hayden. Leo Quinn.
John Hayden. James Broder. ". A.
Powles J ~. Morgan. Randolph
shirk.s ". A Siubler. w E. Settle.
D. H. Brown. n. \ Graves. James
Anthoss y. A. Ross E. w. Hance,
G, u. coggeshsll, ". D. Hall. w. ".
Beckwi,h, George Harrington, W. H.
Hake. q. r. Sinks. Jeffries. !. H..
Mohrhardt, James Brann, Percy
Collins. James Bowen. George Bil-
yen. J H. Cole. Fred Clinton. ". /.
stewart. r. II, Ray n y. Dunn.
Anna Miller. II. W ,Bauder: Misses
Mollic Walsh. Hattie Zonne, Ethel
Crosbie, Mabel Clements. lisa bel
Fonda. Alice sttingfield. Dorothy
Griffin. Mary Cover. Coraiea Crit
FIN. Clephane wertzberger. Eliza %
beth Madison. Stringer. Eleanor
Smith, Marguerite Moran. Mabel
Core. Code Finkle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

most powertul military organization
that has ever existed; when chris
tign nations " lesser political and
military strength and - power has
been ruthlessly ovArrun In v,ol1tion
Of every heretofore saeredly given
pledge; when Christian mothers ana
daughters and sisters have been de-
bauchcd and their noncombats
fathers. husbands and brothera
slaughtered without provoCatlon or
justification. and all has been done
in tire name of God of the German
emperor. Il liz high time for every
American citizen to declare himself
by his acts and to give 10 the gov
ernment the unqualified support of
every dollar he is able to produce
and spare from the support Of him
self and his family Any man who
has thruout his lIfo enjoyed the
blessings conferred upon %, every
American citizen by the beueflcent
laws and institutions OF this ccoun-
try, who does not openly declare
himself and stand shoulder to shoul-
der with every other loyal citizen.
no matter to what church he be-
longs or whether he is identified ac-
lively with any church or not, does
not deserve the protection OF the
laws under which he has thriven.
He deserves - become the political
slave Of the autocratic unspeakahle
Hun of the Junkers who would rule
the wor9d and who will enslaye
every ope who shall oppose them II
America does not win this war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
MARINES START RECRUITING
Two Thousand Monthly WIN be-
Added ic Soldiers OF the Sea,

WAsuINOroN. March el.-of.
Ulcers In charge OF marine uorps re-
cruiting stations have been ordered
TO resume recruiting April 1. A
limit OF two thou&and new recruits
per month will be maintained untiI
adcitionnl training facilities become
hNallable thru the transfer Of organ
natipnR for foreign service.
Secretary Daniels dirapprovni Of
the proposal that the corps he en-
ihrsed sufficiently tn permit the Id :
crease OF the brigade now In France
10 full division has not dlscourag ged
proponents OF that suggestion. II
II learned that the secretary's action
WA dursto his belief that since the
marines~tn France now are an In
tegral part OF General Pershing's
forces. any recommendation for an
increase should come from that Of
flcer.
The marines In Frunce have been
rsrd on lines OF communics tion
from the debarkment ports 10 the
N ain Amnrican base and for provost
Rnard duty behind the lines. bat
strenuous protests on the part Of the
friends OF The marines recently re-
suited In th4 promies that the bril-
gAde shorld be sent to tho fropt
line soon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

cannot believe that your people have
IOoked this situation sQuRrely In the
face elso they would see the truth
az 1t has hecn seen 10y The vast ma
jority OF their fellow citizens who
are checrfully accepting tho sacrI.
rices imposed upon them 10y this war
which is 40 eminently war OF right
defending against might and which
must be won by the right else the
lamp OF political and religious lib
erty will be eNtlnguished for centu-
ries to me-Snd the people OF this
country ana their allied co-flghters
against autocracy that knows no
right hut might will he enslaved for
ensuing centuries.
Thousands of people in this
country who are conscientlously OPP
posed TO war as are the members Of
your. church. are cheerfully and
prayerfully contributing OF their
cash 10 fhl the Golfers OF our gov
ernment to support on the fighting
front and on the high sea the flower
OF our young manhood giving OF its
life blood IN protection Of our dearly
bought and to- be dearly defended
liberties. In this present drive. your
people are not asked TO give OF their
substance 10 the government, only to
invest with the government at n
goodly rate OF interest. all the sur
Rlus they would otherwise Invest IN
banks at lasser interest or on
mortgages. the principal and later
e@ free from taxes. Can loyal cit
iEen do less and deserve the claim 30
loyalty7 Would they dare by reason
OF failure To rally TO this call TO he
considered less than loyal?
." Go over the ton and
carry every one of your thrifty. loyal
thinking people With you. They owe
u TO their country. TO their wives
and children. 10 themselves and 10
the God Of the fstherless and op-
pressed Of other Christian lands TO
do their bit. their whole duty lnr this
and every situation that shall arise
In the cause OF right"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

ker. W e. Vnndervoort Alice karr'
/. 4. white. r.. u, sieppy. Eugene
I,orton. r. +. Hoss. G. II Stgler,
A. Il. Parkhurst, q, " HhnIter,
Mary wilcox. ". W Hance. faui
Bates, =. r. Elliott, Frank Duncan
T. II. Smiley. Georgia Tucker, John
Arnold. Carl Hogan, Il. V, murray
W. A. Conkling, Percy Collins,
Steinberger, \. O. Hooper. ". l..
Dunn. W. n. Guiberson, Charles
Egan. r.. j. Lambert. w v. Thomp-
son T. T.. Roderick. \ s. BeaUch %
amp. u. n. Wakefield J. II.
Morgan, T.. n. SheehRn, w VI. Cum
nlngham. WIN shepard. ~ u, suth-
erland. n. A. Cook. G. II. Becker.
i. w. AtteIherEeF John Roy, w +.
stahi, G. w. Hodges. A, A. story.
Ren Curtis. r. q Crcmin, e W,
Gillette. e. T. lIenthorne, ", n.
Creis. James Neasey. II. Bard. Car
ollne Kopp. c. e. Myers II =. West,
NJ \. Cory. l.. H. iiayter, +. w.
Mayginnis, Harry Campbell, u. Cob
dron, A. ". Harm, w. ID. Van Sic
len. A. A. Little. J McMlchael ]. W.
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Capps. l.. II. Riddle. Walter Mich
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4. BAltzell. e. r Farren, r. g.
shade, c. ", HsRgard W. T.. Henry,
q. 4. Role. &. T. Martin, q. III
I.owcrre jr.. George Ransom. q.
Y. Bennett. " NJ. way. ID, ID. Wertz-
berger. Gray Carroll, Rex wallet
Earl Berry, John Shakely. Dick
Payne. y a Hooper. r. u, Me-
Donald. A. A. Kemp. II Barnett
] y. Warren. G. Moore. George VIII
hanson, J H. West. l.. Patterson,
I NJ Glover. H. NJ Cole, a. NJ.
Nichols. Rush Greensladc, II. r.
sutton W. II Bourne. Fcrrar Me
Cain. Edmund Lashley. ". v. Lind
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w Rogers. 4. A Small. r. A. Ross,
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crs. Dick save. j. r. Wilson L. T.
knight. w T. Thompson. O. W.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Your Home
Needs Music
Why Not Geta
NeU Edison?

Now that Thomas A. Edison
has perfected this marvellous
instrument a home without a
New Edison should be as rare
as one without Il collection of
books. Literature feeds the
brain but music feeds the
soul. And in the New Edi-
son you get music - real
music - not an imitation.
Music is an absolute essential
to a home with any claim to
culture.
The New Edison Re-Creates
the ARTISTS voice or instru-
ment with such fidelity that
no human ear can detect a
shade of difference between
the two renditions. The
famous Edison tone tests
nave proved IIllS COnCIu-
sively. 10.
Call At our store and satisfy youf-
self about the quality Of
TheNeUEdisOn
The Phonograph with Soul"
Pho9oqrqph Shop
s~r,,,T
7tIuuSM tNson SroRfs
Temporary Location Fourth Floor
Halliburton Abbott Bldg.
Phone 5o5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

following letter has been sent out by
the post office inspection service:
our government is democracy.
or the people. by the people aud for
the people ana the people uf your
community. Of whatever religious
peIbuhsion, are a portion OF that
people who constitute this govern
menI each having n voice i'm deter
mining it's policies The policies OF
'he democracy are determined and
properly 50 by a majority OF the
electorate. and when I'm It's wisdom
ana ils patriotism that majority has
decided by proper methods and has
spoken in legal and proper manner
every loyal member OF the minority
should become one with the major
ltF, and do all In his power to carry
out The policies decreed Nv the ma
Jnfiy. Permit mo Ia suggest that
any other course, be it only luke
warm Indifference In the present
situation is giving aid and comfort
10 the enemy In a negative, but very
effective way
The principal corner stone Of this
government is a guarantee Of polltl-
,d and religious liberty 10 every cit
zen, ana every citizen Is protected
tnlly in tho privilege ,of worshlplng
Goa according to hts views and the
dictates OF his conscience Every
member OF the Pcntecostal Nazarene
church has been protected In his
undivided. unwaVcrlng support In It's
utantlc unprecedented struggle In
the cause OF that liberty he so dearly
ptizcs, 50 Complacently enjoyed. that
II may continue. and may he extend
cd To the oppressed Of other chris.
tan lands whose people have suf-
Tered so Grievouslv under the iron
heel OF tyranny which so direfully
threatens TO enslave the civilized
world
While our government In its
great desire To demonstrate to the
fun tho widest religious liberty and
exercise thereof according to indi-
Nldunl cdnscience. has declared that
ihoa' members OF religious sees
that are conscientiously opposed 10
war and tn fighting. may he relieved
from participation in actual fighting
IN the armies. II has not and does
not release such from their obllga-
ton as protected citizens. from their
duty TO support the government with
thelr substance secured under and
by reason Of It's protecting laws. thru
tho payment OF taxes on property
assessed. and on incomes, or from
lhelr duty To lend to the government
OF their surplus revenues.
Most, II not all Christian
churches thruout tho land. II called
upon in their assemblies to vote on
Tho question Of faroring or opposing
wars. as an abstract proposition.
would. unhcsItatingly declare
against war. hut when the very foun
dalton OF peaoe, the very bulwark Of
our liberties are direfully threat
ertrd, by that most tryrannical on
pressor OF political liberty the world
has ever known, by the greatest and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Prohibition of "Peyofe"
Is PreUenfed by Owen

WASHINGTON. March az
Legislation 10 prohibit use on In
dion reReryations nt "peyote" said
to be- habit-formlnr intoHicaut and
urrd In tribal ccrcmonials. was
stricken from the Indian appropria-
uln hin IN I'M senate TODAY with
out discussion on noint ~ order
b, Senator owen Of Oklahoma. who
has Indian ancestors The proNi-
aipn had been inserted Nv the indian
affairs committee after much dis
cussi6n on tho grounds that the use
Of the drug Is hhrmful 10 the In.
dianr. other witneasef denied ~
alleged effects and protested against
prohibition because OF It's use in In
dian CeIemonicA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

Tulsa has been appealed 10 10 ne
sist In carrying cheer into the milf
tary hospital Al Camp Donlphnn
Easter Sunday BY contributing 10 a
fund for the purchase ~ flowers
Mrs. w T. Davidson. wife of Colo
mel Davidson. division surgeon. has
asked anyone who can to help and
she IL being assisted by Colonel Da-
tldgon's sister. Airs Nod g Rigs.
bee 0f TAlsa. swbo can furnish any
Information on the subject per.
sons wishing TO address Mrs David
son may do so by addressing her At
400 A street IAwton There are
many army men ill In tho hospital
Hnd flower at Easter would help
TO gladden. their hearts and dispel
homcsiCkness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
OUCH! 'RuBOUT
RHEUMATIC PAM
Count my Pain sens,

Count fIftyi Pain gone,
rheumatism IN pain only" Not
enc case In fifty requires internal
treatment stop drugStne. HUI
tina misery right away Apply soeth-s
i.E. penetrating ''st. Jacobs lsinssi
mebt' directly upon the 'teN6sF
spot" and relief comes Instantly.
st Jacobs Biniment" iSa hArmleog
rheumatism iiniment which never
disappoints and can not burn or
discolor the skin.
LimbSr upl stop cemplaininos
Oct a small trial bottle Of 80 Ja-
cobs IJnimenr' al any dspg stors
and 10 Just a moment you'h ~ frpe
from pain. soreness. stiffness hn1
sweliine Don't suffer- Reiief awnits
you. "st. Jacobs Liniment'' has re-
leSed millions OF rheumatism sur
fercrs IN the last half century. and
is just as good for sciatics. nsurni-
Eia, lumbago, backache, sprains anl
dwellings. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Aflcr Frc Dcli,crr.

BRlsTOW. okla. March 27--An
effort is to be made by the corn.
mercial club 10 secure free deilv-
cry for this city after July |. From
report Of the postmaster the re.
ceiptH Of the office warrant the es-
greasmRn Mckeown 90 make nm ef.
fort 10 have Il put IN here. Post
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

W r GuiherFon. we'll known oil
man NJ Tul8 has beon elected
chairman of publicity ~ the local
Red cross ITO is assisted hy a
corps ~ puhllcists and reporters Of
the local dailics
Tho Tirzah club will meet FOR war
work this afternoon with Mrs Fred
Jones. / > Fast Fairyiew
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Women and War Work
Where You May scrvc To-day.

Where Nou May Serve To-day.
Lutheran women Red Cross
headquarters
Orcutt memorial women, church
work room
Tigert memorial women church,
work room Thursday and Friday.
Trinity Episcopal women, Red
Cross
Women's auxiliary. Temple Israel.
Red Cross
Business womcn's class In surgical
dressings. Red Cross
First aid classes library,
Tuesday and Wednesdays regis
trations for work at Red Cross
Headquarters were; Mesdames II. =.
Rethman. l. G.. e. Hunter Mark
l-atimer. j. s. Griffin. r, s. wal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
CITIZENS DUTY
CLEARLY DEFINED
Members of Religious Sects
Excused From Fighting;
Must Help Pay Costs.
INDIFFERENCE IS A CRIME
Land Which Protects Any
Citizen Is Entitled to His
Service During War.

In response to a letter from n post
master stating that residents OF a
particular community dccliued to
buy war savings stamps on the
grounds Of belonging TO IA religious
organization which opposes war. the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

ceipts Of tho Bristow office havs
increased over 100 per cent m the'
past -four years. lgs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

PsKiNo. Thursday. March t7.--
Fifteen deaths from the plague knvo
occurred ~ Making. capital o. ~
province OF Kiauasu.s si
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01

proved today by Comm'sS:rr.,~ l.r, -.
and TWO lump sum settlements were
made. as fellows:
George ". Cook Of NlcAlpin, employ.
OF the Bailey Wood Coal company. arm.
crushed by u slate fail. VIII PEGGY" g.
Il week for 1@U weeks: Catherine kram-
icic OF Ecnwopu rinp!oyu al ln. ~ Ir.-.-
Ing Stamping company. OF Wheeling.
amPutat!on OF fingers due TO Stcppiu. ::
on trcadle OF war die bringing tn.
machine down while tho hand was under
he punch, will receive lump sum set
Element OF $jl9.39. She had been award
ed $7.91 for 81 weeks.
o. Farthimg. employee OF the West Vir-
Ginla Coal and Coke company. Of EIkin3,
wound CT eye. caused by piece Of fly
ing rock. awarded IS weekly for ~
weeks and later lump sum settlement
OF $5S4.GG.
-Nickoklina Fragetta OF SIX, an crl-
?loye OF the Carter Coal company. wno
had botl legs cut off when nc Jumped
from It moving motor and feat beneath
the machine. 81 weekly for life
Robert. Wade. cmpluyo OF tho ". d.
Johnson Coal company OF Smithers,
fingers and wrist mashed when ming
mule backed up and mashed his hand
against Il mine car. $I.i7 for 90 Weeks
Another award for medical services
was approved for Allie MCGOWAN Of
HarpcrS Ferry. employee of the Washing
ton Building Lime company. who was
injured III the company's QUARRY ut
Bakertown by stone rolling down the
side OF the quarry in;lictinS d compound
fracture Of his skull.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
UPWARD TREND OF
: STEEL STOCKS HERE
Movement OF Stock On New York Mar
let Has Good Affect On Trading IN
Wheeling.

The interest which was Snown on lNe
trading OF steel and iron stocks on tte
DIV New York and the local mitrKe<S
last week was sail IN evidence during
SestSrdav's traGlus. and H. same AiSh
marks which were nlad" .'a7t!c: III t"s
week are stin holding. There has h''rn
a rood demand for theS. socks mere
and the prices wilt remain about '',
same Is the expectation " broNstS ''
local offices. ,,,.,
Wheeling Mold and Foundry. "hs.'
made such q splendid shcwIAS III Hs's
reports presented ~ Il tl"' t"S u XIV,
stockholders yesterday. MRS SrH'hh d,
50. on the close here. Tine sock opsts"
a. 81, but sold NOS; ~ IA" lay AZ III"
closing mark Wheeling St'"i ana IRON
closed at It's hchrS. mark EeSterdaE'
21s. Hazel-Atlas corrc!on VAS selling lo'
ISe yesterday aud closed at iee. Ia
Ee1le was selling strong ~ Aio on Tue
close wiki too: bid.
The activity d steel AMI iron stoeNS
on the New York markets nave peer.
having a good effect Dn local stocks. ara
there viii, not be any change. unless
something unforeseen comes Inc F",'S
has1s been selling strong. too during t'e
past week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
Fifteen Regiments of
Cavalry Being F ormed

WASH NGTON. Jan. 3l.--The war do
Irnrtmcnt has approved Il recommended
lion Of General prrshing that Is cavalry
regiments be formed for the national
army. This was disclosed to-day in the
:!}n"unccuirn, VI the appointment Of
commanders for S>'vnn Of these rcr:i-
rants. organizations OF the remaining
,IGht has been temporarily postponed
The commanders rs, regiments and loca-
tiun& announced to-day are:
Colonel Sterling p. Adams. 301, Camp
Fremont. California;: Colonel George E
rrltchard. %02. Camp Fremont; colonel
SImIIrl McP. Rutherford, 3U3. Leon
Springs. Texas; Colonel l.. c. Andrews
3n4. Leon Springs: Colonel Ebert L. Sax.
ton, 305. Leon Springs; Colonel George
q. Crcss. BOG. Fort Clark. Texas. and
ColonrI l.. l.. Phillips. %07. Delro. Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
Warned BY Hanlnan-

State Prohibition Commissioner Wal
ter S. Hallanan today sent Il warning
to the Pullman company OF Chicago. set
ting forth That unless the company TAX
es some steps to prevent the unlawful
transportation. Of Intoxicating liquors
into this STATE through the agency OF
passengers and collusivc employees upon
your cars, thereby giving you the OPP
portunity OF correcting tnis serious "v-
II. thrnsher processes Of law will hr re-
sorted to by this department"
Mr.. HnllRnan continues. saying that
largo quantities OF liquor hHvH hrcI
brought into tho state IN this manner
and that 10 possesses cridHn"" Of brih-
Ing by boGtlrCecrs Of conductors and
porters Commissioner 1ial,anan viii al
low g reasonable tim" for 'hr Currcet10n
OF the fragrant rlhlHtinns.' m snys.
and If they urc not remedied. will ius:I-
tutc suits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
Important Decision

While SCRIPT MUS. undrc tho w.:
Tginia law D" rrci".',acd III lr"tai
money. il was held tn-,la" by r.. r. Eng
land. att"r".y - n""H!. tim; "wh:i'" "rn-
,>loyers have regular iaydayS. and issue
and deliver SCRIP; :" lhc!~ employees
Us a matte. Of convenience ard mu;na!
benefit 10 both PARTIES the used portion
If scrip; ti,I$ iSSurG is not r"'t@"mahic
in moRe:- hcsrr n" rHN' payday for the
labor for which Surh script is isSu"d."
1T the holder -: such script. con-
tinues the ruling 'rouici Force its re-
tiemptiou rs $Enn as ISSUANCE ard de-
livery. this in :::r.>: wr,:id destroy AMI
aullity regular raEt!ly. or tnstead a.:
having payday '".rE ;w1 weeks such
employees could :''rc, on '".'ry day. Il
n forced redemption Of scrip: b. money
could By romp, ,I.'d h.iu-, PAYDAY il
would prevent III i'~'. ~ script. acd
thercby both ":nri":.r and employ"
would be deprived II III mutual benefit
hey Gc:iv" from th., us.. - X"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01

The Fuel Administrator has Issued
ruling which will STOP attempts 10 add
the IS cents Increased price added I"
coal especially and wholly for III"
m!Lors' being added /" rnal contracts
made prior IN Angus; @li 1917. where
contracts cnntHin II" pr"vfsi Cor GOV
crimg added labor costs. The order
rradS:
1T has now h"rn brought tn III" at
rcu,inu az tn" Fuel Administrator tEai
consumers having contracts f"r the pur-
rhhS, Of coal made before August Il.
.ln!1. AT prices below tho Presidents
:,ricc (nct. -. 19l1) have hrrE notified
r!nt this l"it"r and this "rd.r 9TH" Pres
i9rnt's) put upon then. the obligation I"
add IL the price named in such rnn'
.rHrts, the ia-Crnt inCr"&S" specified III
this order "f he Presidents although
lha contracts contained no provision -
4 variation in pric" To correspond with
changes in wig" scale. This * ""i
corr"-, Neither this Executive "r"'"
nor Mr.. Garfi"lds I"Isrr in any degree
lessons ar affects the obligation Of thu
vendor named In contracts which con-
tain no such clause. t. make deliveries
u,tcr 'hrSc contracts 1T the prices
n.tNcd lhgrcin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
FOLK RESIGNS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-Joscph W.
Folk. today sent TO the Interstate Com
lncrcr Commission his resignation as
H." cnmmisSiun's chief counsel to take
effect b. fore February IL. He viii re-
turn to his home in st. Louis to become
general counsel of the chamber Of COM
mcrcr there.
II was said today the commission may
not appoint Il successor during the war
or as lorg as government operation Of
railroads continue.