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to set up stable government. The
kaiser expected tot be able to
work his will with the bolsheyfki
in the matter OF annexations.
POisoner Poisoned
Austrian and Hungarian regi-
ments on the eastern front were
supplied with the outline OF a
definite system of propaganda for
the poisoning" of the Russian
troops.
In the naturalization between
Russia and German troops that re-
suited from the armistice, the
kaiser's forces preached unceas-
ingly the laying down of arms and
the setting up of a workers gov
eminent.
The kaiser's men succeeded
i'm ''poisoningI the Russians.
But recent events have indi-
Gated that I'm the process
they, too, became poisoned"
The first manifestation of
this came i'm the almost open
refusal of the Austrian and
Hungarian troops to move
from the east to the west
front for the big drive the
kaiser had i'm mind I'm Deem.
Der.
IL bOlshevism were good
for Russia, would IL not also
be good for Austria and Hun.
gary, these troops asked?
Anyhow, waiting to SEQ
what would happen under.
|. bolsheyism i'm Russia was
better than going into the
west to be killed.
At the outset of the war the ~
cialist party, with the exception OF
Liebknecht and a small grouT
about him was unitedly with the
kaiser in the war.
After three years OF war, how.
ever. a split developed in the so.
cialist party.
So Comes Great Strike
The majority party under
Schiedemann continued to support
the kaiser's program as before. A
small group known as the minori.
ty, however developed opposi.
ton to a program of indemnities
and annexations. These two
groups have now united in Ger
many and are demanding peace.
They brought about a threaten
ing strike in the empire. affecting
even munition plants.
There may be no direct connec
ltion between the conservative so
cialist party of Germany and tn
radicals of Russia, but undoubted
| ly the German movement is borl
of inspiration at seeing what ha
been done in Russia.
Coupled with the attitude o
the Austrian government towar,
peace, events in Russia have un
doubtedly put a courage into tn
socialists of Germany heretofor
undreamed Of.
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Palace Hardware Co., 1911 Pa
cific ave. adv.
Prof. ID. NJ. Folsom, Stanford
university, made fuel oil admin
istrator for western states.
DIR. Cozza, dentist, has moved
to 308-12 Pantages Bldg. adv.
Pete Hermans Of Aberdeen Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-06
DancehalIs Win Point

officials police have tried than two
weeks Them Taeomas dance halls got lease OF life
Tuesday afternoon when the city resnded its original closing
order.
injunction superior
dismissed application of the city
attorney action legality
publication which
appeared printers mistake City Attorney Harmon will draw
license ordinance including the halls Meanwhile
will be weeks without city inter
ference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-06
Cut Down Bread Ration

WASHINGTON. ID. c. 5.-Hotels, restaurants dnn
administration
dued bread Not than Of bread roll
portion according instructions
Only bread serving
exceed this allowance these four
8
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Tomorrow: Germany's plot
ting i'm Switzerland This
article had been announced
for today, but Mr.. Morgan at
tho last minute substituted
the one abOye.)
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Editor In Hot Water
UNITED Press Leased Wire. }

u
BERNIE, Feb 5.-One hundred and twentysix
awaiting trial Berlin growing the
socialist newspaper
high He is said active agatng strike
demonstrations.
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Seattleites incorporate Silent
Gun Co. to manufacture bomb
throwing machine.
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STRENGTHEN Border FairoI

(United Leased Wire.)
PASO, 5-Reports
bands bandits moving toward the border between
Ojnaga Strengthening
lin
the
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By Ahern

rons for all branches of service.
Hofstetter's, 18th and Pac. adv.
DR.. hurry, Dentist, Warburton
Bldg. adv.
Admiral Bowles assumes per-
sonal charge of getting Hog island
yards into condition to turn out
maximum amount Of ships in min
imum time.
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16-in. and Aft. slab wood. Key
stone Lumber Co. Main 1928. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-06
FueitiUe Is Nabbed

UNITED Press Leased Wire)
SPOKANE. Feb Geo. Ray, a cracker, ESCAPED
penitenary a
today He route Salem charge
of Salem.
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Large stock of Military Che,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-06

to set up stable government. The
kaiser expected tot be able to
work his will with the bolsheyiki
in the matter OF annexations.
n...a.A-~ DpsarnAd
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arrested at Centralia as bootleg
ger.
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William Marconi, 1t is report
ed, may be u. 8. ambassador.
Carving Knives, Lisk Roaster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
ALL-STAR CAME
IS CANCELLED
McConReys Receive tempting OFFER
From Downs. VI. Va, for Battle
Monday.

II is f. hc regretted that the BIZ
game that was To have ben played next
SUNDAY at ~" Enllair" park between
the Valley All-Stars and the Mctonkc?s
is called off. Late last evening Man
uGnr MctCmnEcy received Il Very liberal
offer from III" rrwrs. w. Va. nine for
a game as thu latter club was anxious
,u Gloss. the srasnn with tho crack local
contingent. The local management. sec
I'M: that III" opportunity WIS there anu
feeling that an ali-Star game could be
secured the week after. accepted the OIL
fer and tn" game will 30 played.
However, II IS most likely that the
Au-Star* Will Be ON hand for ;hr fol-
lowing week and since tho game with
Downs. il ari"ars as though the MaFh9
will have u hard customer 10 cope Will
successfully. The Downs combination
- formed from tn. ,'Iari:SburS. CONSOLE
dat!om and tho Ida MAJ mines all oil
whom have ended the season and formed
Il team with The sol" intention "i S"t-
tins; even with thc lc"oi bunch.
While il will be regretted III the val
lev over the cancellation, foot Deli Will
OCCUPY tn" liri..lighI. and the iHnS Will
iurn 10 il Tor their pleasure. Ih"re Will
h.. no baseball in ihc vicinity Of wheel
Ing this w,,.k-cud and /; * probable
that tn" season will hc closed IN Inc
entire state with Tho gum" Sunday. Us
nowns closes tho season and the rest
had Imrkcd up several weeks aGh. Man
acrr Mc,'onkry will tax" tn" strongest
cub If tn" ,s.'n!:"n with h'm and is high
IL confident lhni hi: 'aul Of young
s,crs will pull tho trick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
OIL AND GASOLINE
DEALERS TO BE LICENSED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.--ReEula-
tons are being prepared by the fuel ad-
n.inistrHtion under authority granted by
President Wilson fer the licensing oil
persons or firms engaged in the trans
p"rtatinn ana distribution Of oil and
gas. The licensing plan becomes opera
iir" October !, and II WAS emphasized
to-day that all concerns coming within
the provisions "f tlIr Presidents procia-
nation must obtain licenses BY that
date.
Specifically. the persons or firms
curIprlrd to obtain licenses are import
rrs distributors or murkcicrs and trans
u"rl"rs -; crudr oil, fuel oil. gas Oil,
Kerosene or gasoline: manufacturers Of
fuel oil gas oil. kerosene or gasoline:
and producers, distributors and trans
pnrt"rS Of natural gas. Retailers OF
natural gas and Of oil In its various
forms whose business docs not exceed
stun nHh annually arc not affected.
Persons or firms who arc required TO
obtain licenses. but who fail 10 do sn
and engage in business after October !.
will hr liable To the penalties provided
under the Good and fuel control act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
MOST PECULIAR CRAFT
Continued from Page one.)

fairwaicr and NOR" air TASKS along
with moro battery cells under the deck.
Hero are also the electric cooking range.
thu, ir,. hnX anu III" m"SSln.'lIrrs. They
d!rr AZ noon in tn" submarine on cold
storage stuff mostly. and they get along
without either burl"r or hnatswain.
When tn" cook is ready h" rigs tho
mess table from thr SIanChinn$. serves
the officers. and calls out "Whad yuh
say" la tn" CT"w.
And ~ n" ruGin" room is thn pctO-
lam smell which comes from NOR" fuel
tank: under III" deck. The rnain engines
nov sound asleep Tho main pumps. the
nniu air cGrnprcsSurs, the after trim
:ning tank control and the main motors.
The Underwater world
l?,lt /, is in the central operating COM
pertinent that one finds In" heart If thn
shin This is the brid=oh"usr and chart
house. and hcr" In" log is Kept. Six
m,n crowd T." their positions hnrr when
IN" ra3tnjr Sly: "Stail"I!s," and on any
ono 80 lh.i!l ,lcpcnd IN" lives nf tn" sub
marin" and everyday aboard when sh"
;s srII,ncrrrrl Th"y vary in Importance
fr go IL" man NJ III" tul!u kin:cet"nS--
lovers f"- operating the Hood valves
NJ t!irrU Cll tn" man ~ TIA" main motor
rnnI oilers IN" man ut tn" water mani
fold and EIu""S. and III" man II III" air
manifold and rnuE"s. t.. III" iva men
who whirl The Wheels - ~" Stern and
bow diving rudl"rs, with Ih''tr eyes con-
tjnually rm III. depth ana Tn:l" gauges.
uu whom Il. Jt"l;s!s must ui AL. About
itlrTr IN Il whit" rnuIITrt,N"nt som" ten
!,ri suuur.. AMI moi mach higher than
Hln!'s ii";ld. ar. all III" wh""!S. irV"rS.
gauges boil and speaking tubes. all of
rirr. ,.l"r!;' showing IL" pr"S*Ur" i'll IN"
AT. ii..:j:& thu Weight ~ water III the
ballast IpHkr Ia. submarines d.S;anC"
I".',.W ih" STrfac" and IN" amount az
anil" ri 81" diving rId'l"rS. nj! tn"
riI-rnrn,"i"r@ Coinrl&S"G. revolution
.rtni. r. -na:.nn room Irl";craphs and
81 boy bridge gar including 4 steering
controls ;Ir submarines :"rp-:ri"ing,
:uhrl"r-!n: raiirl'im:: ruh m"iir" pow
~ ~, rnrwnrd T"'r.s'"l"'. ending IN
tao ln":. ha..Il''> lay winch Il IL turned.
cr:"r, f!,W-n hrf"rr iie after hiH:h"ad.
w:rr tn. ,nrl"i"-Iirsu% E"Hr close hv.
and W. It's forward hrilkhoah runs ia"
ii,!G,r into -" coming t"N"r: AMI
n'".y... At tn ":r-r"r!E in ~" "nnn:'iG
tower on, s"oS GrftC unexpectedly tn"
w"r''l outside.
II - = .r"rn ana empty md silent
;vo'ld. -as Il N" suhrnarin" h"vrr"'! mn
irurl"s: hy '!"r fms IN \ solid green
WinL iith"nrh "I'%Ii" m" after "y"-
ports her c"lnr& are Tapping husil?' az
if lust outside thH port half n Salr were
raging ir pal" green silence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
CITIZENS OF u. S.
REAL MONEY SAVERS

CHICAGO. Sept 23.-As the result OF
the nationwide campaign for the sale
of war savings and thrift stamps more
money is being saved in the United
States at the present time than ever
before, according 10 Charles \. HlnSch'
banker, Of Cincinnati. Mr.. Hinsch gave
out tho information in the course OF
his address opening the annual conFch-
ION ut the American Bankers aSsncla-
ton. q: which he is president. He hahcd
Innt business is not suffering us the
result Of the new economy Of the Amert-
can people.
"Tharks 10 war sayics.' the speaker
sad. "Inore money is being saved IN
Ihi:; country than ever before whiic
business in general has not suffered
from measures Of economy. | deal IN
commercial paper covering the country
and ! have been amazed at the earnings
in many lines Of business.
''On IL recent tour. on which ! inresti-
gated war finance conditions in j?
tatrS. | brramc convinced that patriot
ism is nv less ut home than nj the front.
We nj home are just as sure OF victory
and just uS ready for sacrifice"
Mir Hinsch said that Germany Is
bankrupt while the United States with
s301.p0O 100000 in wealth can carry on
the war Indefinitely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
LIBERTY BOND SALE
TO BE HELPED BY BILL

WAS!I1NC;TON. Sept. 23.-ConGrrss
tonight completed and sent II the prcsi-
dent the administration bill designed TO
stimulate tho sale of Liberty bonds by
c%"mpiinE from income surtaS and war
excess profits taxes tho interest on such
bonds held by individuals and corpora
tirnS in amounts not in excess OF $780,
UU0 uf the fourth issue and $4,000 OF
tn" first, second and third issues. The
measure also provides for regulation OF
foreign exchange and authorizes an in
crease in the issue Of war savings
stamps from s2,O04.000,000 to $1,000
200 800
Senate and house conferces today
changed the clause authorizing the pres
idcnt Ia prohibit in his discretion all
transactions in Liberty bonds SO thut
these bonds may he sold by the holders
for cash or offered as collateral for
loans. The government. however. will
hr empowered 10 stop the practice Of
exchanging the bonds for merchandise
or making first payments on mcrchan-
disc with them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
". E. J. FOOTBALL
TEAM IN ACTION

WASHINGTON Pa, Sept 23.-Nash-
inCton 6: JclrcrSon's football team got
under WY to-day on the second week
of The preliminary campaign with Il de-
termination shown by Coach llutchin-
son to have material development in
evidence by the end Of the week. The
coach spent Sunday at his home at
Ambridgc, but was back here this morn
ing read: to continue the practice which
was inauSuratcd auspiciuuSly last
week
Stein. the big kiski l-,c player, who
was at Salisbury on Saturday. returned
last night, also armed with his credits
from the preparatory school. and which
insure his entrance regularly rs 4
freshman. He practicrh two days with
the squad last wcck and is ready "a
jump into thc work again. being out
with the candidates for this afternoons
practice. He and Edgar also Of kiski.
comprise two of The most promising for
wards that have come up from tho pre-
raratrry school ranks at Washington
* jefferson in years.
This afternoon Coach Hutchinson
brought out tic tacklnS dummy for the
first tilno and had the men diving at
the cniEy in the daily workout. The
cool sEalrpy weather put lots Of life into
the crew ana the pFaCtiCc WAS tHl" OF
the best that has been held yet. In tn"
signal drill which followed the dummy"
work, Formations OF moro prct"ntiGus
nature wcre given the men. who took
hold with intelligence. Hutchinson is
apparently we'll pleased with tho brainy
character Of his candidates and says
that u lot Of football Knowledge Is
stored up in the squad.
Practice now will be aimed at the
opening game with Indiana Normal.
which will open thc season here one
week from next saturday. The NnrmnI
team is regarded. as unusually good this
year and an initial struggle that will
prove ono OF tho hardest that She krd
and Black has had in years is amtici-
IIltcd The W. * J. team is prartirnl;y
a green ouc and Hutchinson realizes
that hc will have to do Il lot of hu$tliHg
to get the n"H in shape to comha, The
Normal team l., we'll rs TO meet Fem
State IN eve. terms the following Sat
urday.
Several now men arc looked for this
week and many more with IT," opening
of college IL week from tn-norr"~. I'll"
practice time will be- limited after that
50 that the coach is expected TO drlvc
the men pretty hard this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
WilIys-Overland Co.
Acquires Great Addition

TOLEDO. O.. Sept 23-John ":
WHY'S. president OF the Willys-Ovcr-
land company. today announced the &C.
QUESTION Of control by this firm Of the
Moline .Plow company. tractor mnnufac-
turcrs. with plants III Moline. Chicago.
Rock Island and Frccp0rt. H. Slough
ton. Wis, Minneapolis and Poughkccp-
sic
The transaction is considered one Of
tho most important in recent years in
business circles. No consideration was
annourcrd Mr.. WHY'S said the Moline
organization is ~ remain intact. with
+. q. Allen superintendent and general
manager
"In the purchase Of the Moline COM
nnny ! find not only an opportunity for
The Willys-Ov"rland TO lend Its maxi
mllm manufacturing strength to war
work. but the best and quickest way
To enter Il field which offers the great
esq possibilities for the future" Mr..
WHY'S said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
soccer FOOTBALL?

a meeting Of representatives OF the
Public Schools Athletic league was hold
yesterday AFTERNOON at the high school
20 consider the advisahility Of organic
ing teams u play soccer football Dr.
rector Of Physical Training Anderson
discussed with the boys the reasons for
playing this game instead Of the rrSu-
lar game Til" lack Of proper training
and padding, together with III" different
weights IF boys were factors that
favored serious !njt!rics- In soccer such
problems do not exist.
The Following schools were repre-
scntHd as follows: Webster. By Russell
Foster and Walter I3rnkcmcller: tui"n.
BY Charles McEutt. Albert TomlInSon
and Martin Purpura: Ccntr" Ivy Paul
Johnston: CLAY. bv Carl !lamill and Jack
Wincholl: Washington. by Norris Ia
wish: Madison. Us Edwin Manson and
Roy Grubcr: l:itchie sent word that they
would enter q team. These boys Will
take il up with their respective tc;tnls
and max" a decision in IL few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
NEW ATHENS

Mr. Seward Holmes Of Canal Dover
was here last week visiting with his
brother Mr.. K. l.. holmes.
Miss Nice Morris was shopping in
Wheeling Monday.
Mr.. Will Br"caw sold his fine team
Of colts last week and received a fancy
price.
". +. Mcknight. wife and family: II.
NJ. ratt5n md wifc o; Pittsburgh. we-.
hols" guests al tho George M. Patton
home over Sabbath.
Janlrs ruvr and wife of Pittsburgh
visited with ur. and tirs. McClintocE
last wick.
Mrs. t:si"lla Paisley visited with
fricn%s near I::,uu""G on Saturday.
Mr.. \. ". Wallace left here last week
for Sh"i%,nurn. y. l.. t. accept II position
in high school work..
Mrs. Jrnni" M'','oliouEh is having in
stalled in her home one OF tho new pipe
less furnaces.
Miss Hcy. Patton returned on Thurs
day from m extended trip through west
"-n Pennsylvania.
Miss i:uth lrrTc. little daughter Of Mr..
WEI Love. had the misfortune to fall
from the hay left on last Friday. frac-
turing her collar bone. rcsidrS other
spraius and bruises.
Thrr" WAS 4 large attendance from
this part If tho county TO the fair. at
tadiz on Thursday.
Mr.. ana Mrs John Lyle OF Wilkcns-
burg II visiting with her daughter. Mrs.
". II. Hughes.
Mrs. Malcolm Mcrhail Of Pittsburgh
l.; visiting nj tho home Of her father,
IIr. L. q. Campbell.
\. VI. l'ctcrsnr and wife have TO-
turned from 4 two weeks visit with
tn, ir son ii Pittsburgh.
Mrs. y. ". Wallace and little son and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
". Y. U. FOOTBALL

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Sept 2S-
Today was the first day Of registration
for West Virginia university and the
football. squad was kept busy arranging
rlass.S and other details. 4 big sur
prise was tn" Arrangement to lnduct inc
entir. football squad immediately lato
tho :. ~ r. I. instead OF waiting until
the student body proper is irduGtcd-
Thirt"-threc m"n were So indicted today
and they ruartrrrd ut one OF the frat
houses III spccIal barracks arranged for
thorn. Scvcrnl more men will b. added
tomorrow tall tho squad VIII tot;i! 40
mon.
No work on the field was ordered to-
day. hut tomorrow will likely sec the
resumption of Two practices per day TIL
classes start on Thursday. Eight or ten
new mon reported. including Wolfe and
Allen OF I';,vH"rSburg high. Farmer and
Norris of New MartinSvillc high. Davis
Of Charleston high. Fisher. last gear at
Wesleyan. Mct;iunis. last years guard.
and several others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
500 STUDENTS

MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Sept. c.
Tho first day. usually u light one for
enrolment at West Virginia university,
brought III M less than 800 students to-
day and it Is anticipated now that the
total enrolment for the semester Will
break all previous records. Few women
registered today. ~ thrr" MAS Il rush Of
young men. attracted by the military
advantages that they w"r" unhbl" IA get
iuSii" the registrars and other officers
rooms y number of ihr students were
indurtcd Immediately into III" 5. \. T. {.
by Cuptnin Stillman and military work
will hc organized within the next few
lnNS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
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are i''"'ES Sl'!u !" N'''. ' - o"'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
GREAT RACING
IT COLUMBUS

| >r 40 -,,, .,,..
i ,,,,I.,;..,, i,,.L r.,L,.r..,,t aud nv. r.
! h,',d ,,,i,l ,,,I.,y f,-r., tirs, i'm. since
,h ,,r,....,,, ,.-.rI ,ir,.,,., :nr.,iur- .r1rt
! .I .rb,. .,.,i-rp,, Furnished; interesting
,~,,..,,., ,..,.. r.r ,;,c fr.r.;.r-,Il ra,c.
I ,l,,L ,,r,,i o,.t ,n hr ., v..r,. hrli.yy nc.
,,'. ,,,I.. ,br,.,. ,,.,r,.r. STARRED ana ;.
,,.,,, ,,,,,,..t :, r.. :, hn,;l. h..rw,r,,
I.,,ii.,,,, md N,es Harris n w.,,i pc,.r
E,.,, IN ,l.. Il, Id t. a., No best H.. .n,iid
av,,iS: his faster rivals. William h~.,,,"
r,S chin ,.,.,r, rs IN ulSs,-l liz, nir.i
furu IN In. hr:, and h. was un a break
quickly. ."!n:, badly d!stanc"d rs Il go
suit. Miss harris NJ. after w" easy
mics. paced IN" third s"ai in 2:oi'4
finishing SIX lengths ah,aI &c Peter
N"sh.
Ellly jackson took 4 now record "f
| ":0tl. IN tho els pace. Every ON" 81
his heats was paced IN In" same tim.
lie w;ls very heavily played Cavor,,H
10 win.
Hollywood Kate defeated III" favurito.
only the third heat. Lon Mcdonald dr"v"
;h.. mar: IN tho n!,sril'', al ,I",' L'"dt;"
and won his third "ar" "r rhr Grand
circuit season behind the roam mare.
omonde. u Erc"n r,accr owned by V.
V. Martin Of this city. won the 90"
pace. Wn",ipatch won tho first tw" heats.
Omond" then coming IN and capturing
III" r;Ic". Judges did not i'nr tn" drive
OF Mr.. Lo"mis behind W""dnatch in the
third heat and 1l"drick was pul behind
tho PAGER. Looms again was given the
noun; III the final mile.
w. II. Parish Of Grand Rapids Mich.
sold Helena Guy. 2:l4I. 10 Billy Gro
zier OF Hartford. Conn. today for a
price reported to h' s".oon. Mr.. GRO
Z;cr purchased the trutirr tor AN east
"rn patron. -Four stake events ar" on
Tuesdays program. i'll which total Of
$500 will be paid to winners. Sum
marics:
Fvcc-for-an pace. three heats. purse
ST. 200:
Miss Harris NJ CAIurphy). .-...1 |
P.tar Nash tLoumis). =
William (Marvin) dis
Timc-2:n4M. 2:o5M. 2:Olh.
2:I5 pace. three in five heats. purse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-24
EssEET1aL INDUSTRIES.

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-To aid in
Inancin" public utilities and undertake
inEs vital In the conduct Of the war the
Essential Industries Corporation will
be organized shortly Ivy group of bank
crS AID manufacturing corporations. il
wis learned here today. The initial carl-
Ialzution will be $4,000, 900. it is stated.
with probability III its being Increased
to $4,000. 900 when the concern is In
full operation
On the basis OF S2O.00o000 it WAS
said. the company would borrow sja,-
0VO, 900 from the War Finance Corpora
ton. making $70,G00,000 available for
loans Ia induStric