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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
PROMINENT MEN ENTER
ARMY TRAINING SCHOOL
Among Those Who Go &,
ShrfHtfan, Lamb, Darlington and Leigh
Fortress Monroe.

-Four young men. belonging to the
most prominent families OF the city
ana themselves prominent i'll profes-
Sional business ana social life of Rich
inond. have been approved for entrance
INTO the Officers raining School at
Fortress Monroe. where they will take
the course prescribed for candidates
Tor the coast artillery branch of the
United States Army
or these mon three are lawyers as
follows: stuart G.. Christian. Richard
w. Darlington and Brock cnbrough
lamb. The fourth is w. IL. Palmer
Leigh, well-known business man.
The candidates will leave for Fort /
ress Monroe in II few days All the
men arc in deferred classi.ications. and
are volunteering. aa II patriotic duty.
About thirty-two thirty-thrcc
candidates for admission int the on p
Eincering corps of the United States
Army will be Examined 1T the United
states District Courts room. in the
post office building. to-day The eN-
animation will he in charge of Major
f. II. Lewis. Only mon who have been
notified by telegraph by the war De-
partment will be examined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Fine Richmonders
Violate Ruling
Most Of Them Reported for Us
ing Cars From, Other
Points.

Only five thermometers were report :
I'd for using their cars sunday in de-
iiancc Of the ruling OF the fucl admin
istration III The interests ~ tho con-
srrNa;iNn Of sssolinc. The nvr are,
Charles Caiora, X. l.. EudaSiilc. Il. 4.
coles, w. J. Burlcc and Tony rwsoclli.
other persons reported were as fol
lows. !. II. Fallen. FrtcrShurS: t.. NJ.
farEcr. CStiCt;, Miss Agnes Carter.
CHERRY dale, OCCUPANTS. Mary Thunp-
son. Washington. u C.. l., Kline, Nash
iuctou. u. G. isabelle stellar. Cherry
dale. Harry X Powell. stuart: cc-
cupapi. Wife. X. q. Garrison. sullivan.
occupants. Louise 'Shinctt, Thomas
Shi!,cs;, Silly Shiiioti and Helen Shinutt.
\. T. GEdrwcl. Ropewcn. occupants,
Ms T. T-'tiliiewcll. II. Il. Andry. Mrs.
II Is AnGfy anG i <. Giicwcll. !. L.
Melton. ENNcwcll. occupant. wife. w.
: Co,tcS. highland springs; occupants,
family. =. \ COiliI;. New York. oc
cONaniS, !. i, Sohlenn, J. l.. Rushmorc,
:. II, Tracy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
COMMITTEES PURPOSE
TO REGILATE DIS TRlRl TON

Second. The Committee o. cc;:oa
distribution has ees. o7Ealtcs; aa:
has been directed . c=ec; IS cu>-s'%
as possible 81 eGu.tAo.s DISTRIBUTOR -
cotton as 10 quantity 81! also = -
Grade among ho;h doales;!c and So
eisn manufacturers, with special
view 10 providing for tae proper GiiN-
zaton Of the surplus OF grades below
middling.
Motel is planned 70 accomplish
this distribution by regulations apply
ing TO foreign and domestic rlaa2tac-
turerS without interference WIKI the
usual trading between farmers and
buyers or merchants.
Third. All purchases both for for
eign and for domestic consumption Will
continue TO be made at market prices
through the marketing and distrihut-
Ing agencies commonly used. unless and
until the Cotton Committee shall deter
mine and announce that necessity has
arisen for making a change.
lin view OF this announcement the
Cotton Committee hopes that agencies
engaged in the cotton Industry Will
proceed in the normal trade condition
of business without uncertainty or hes
itation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
NOT TO RECOMMEND PRICE
sE|X|NG UNLESS DEMANDED
SqEr >------------
Cotton Committee, Formed tn Rcgn-
late Distribution, Will Not
Act Prcmaturrly.
BULLETIN ISSUED BN BANK
Public Warned Against Giving
"a Crcdencc to Unauthorized Reports.
-, Thomas Walker Page 10 Give All
Authcntic Information for Body.


s&,The COMMITTEES OF Cotton pis;r.hu-
ton has announced that 1t docs not cN
pect 20 recommend fNed price for
raw cotton unless market violence is
such TO threaten the welfare ot the
legitimate interests. Nor VIII the, COM
m!;tee Interfere with purchases Cor
both foreign and home consumption
through the marketing ana Gis;riHu:-
aHC agencies unless forced by necessity
to do SO These and other announce
rnentS contained III the follow NJ Sul-
letin sent ont by the Federal Reserve
Bank o! Richmond indicate lhc attitude
OF the cotton COMMITTEES respecting me
nouncr1iert Q: tEe committee,
eS'-Fhs 7Uhlic, ana, II particular. the
cotton interests, SIS Warned asairS;
giving crsivrce - U.aG;ho-t.eG re
ports, sUTrc-S ana information pUTrN-;-
tnE 20 come ;TCrs, ne Cotton COMMITTEES
or the Committee On CNiion NiSiEiNG-
tloc- AL a.;her:3c inflammation Nj. %
publishes over nc signature .: ThoaI-
as WSiSs- Page chairman <: the Cox
Sca Committee, - Charles :. N-aS.
Chairman :. .Ss Commute: -. CNi;o3
nsS:-.cE-iS= -AS ccscc- cN::.-;s;;cG
row -1sAss - :cEew.ns announce
-iS-s;- ->a ca7a=7.;,ts I'll -; -s,-
@zk7a rs, 7rs:s y a&ei 81 raw
cs.,o- :: go ocsss-: ;:=ae- 70. wiN !;
-e-c=-t-3 i tcy even. before SG;-
Sccs-: .s=,c SzS s,SCSSS - ;SSt me
csiec: 80 S-sS-,s-.aS --:-socs :. :Hs
RClS SS-S7sS - ;Se Committee - Noi-
COS N!S:-g su.icc- --.tSs- =: the mean
Size- unexpected charges >ccU- II iAs
AseAIea ;he welfare - legitimate "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
PERMISSION REFUSED
Board Declines TO Per
nit officials TO Attend Conycn-
ttOn In Chicago.

The Administrative Board at lis ses-
sion yesterday rejected the application
of the City Health officer and the Chief
Plumbing Inspector for permission 10
attend the meeting of the American
Public Health Association at Chicago.
The board took the position that both
OF the officers are now badly needed
in Richmond.
y. John c. Cheatwood was awarded the
contract for eXcavating and rehllinE
pipe trenches al rs cents per cubic
yard.
The board notified the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company 20 establish
n street car stop both ways a. Thirty
sixth Street on Marshal! and 10 elm
mate the stop at Thirty-tiftn Street on
MARSHALL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
The Confederate Museum

Open Daily from 9 a. NJ. TO s P. ri
Saturdays g y NJ 10 . p. VI.
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
ADMISSION, Csc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
COLVlN RETURNS
Represents State Labor department in
Washington Conference Before
War Policies HNNCd.

Howard :. Co,vir. ch;ct CLERK IN the
Ntf:ce % ;Ac SCSic Labor Commissioner.
has returned from Washington. where
ference % State cf'icialS charged with
she enforcement. .: STATE labor laws.
The conference was Geij under the
HGSr:SSS - :hs WSr Labor Policies
Sears: It's oh!cc: WAS 70 Hrine ahou;
s,cSc- eS-cCt-a:.c- between Federal
Ard STATE !SSo7 oistia!s, during the
MAJ
Nj Colv:a says :hss ;h!.;y-six states
De-s repre- ~ me conference and
:Aa; Z; WIS SGccs>s:.., II every respect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Wartime Notice

In compliance with the
Governments request. the
following regulations for the
conservation Of man-power
are now in force:
One Delivery n Day.
The Restriction OF Special
Deliveries.
The DisrournEement Of the
Delivery of Very SmnlI Pnr-
cells.
No returned mercha ndise
will be accepted after IL has
been In the customers pos
session for more than three
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Western Union Employee. Move In.

Permanent: quarters :o- the ASSocia-
ton q Western Union Employees.
Sas.cs' Home, Third and Marshal II
streets, was iAe scene % supper and
6AHca TUESDAY night. when ;he as
Soc:atip1 moved IN The officers 81 The
as >c:a;;or SIC Z. w Minor, pCeSi-
cent. W y League. v!cs-T president; ..
= :'cwis- >+--st.-y treasurer. and
Mss = \ Walters, cor-sSp oad,ag sec
-::a-?.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
SPEAKS TO CATHOLICS
John Garland Pollard to Address,
knights OF Columbus in New
Orleans.

John Garland Pollard. former Attor-
Ney-Gcneral. who is home from France
on a recruiting mission for Y. NJ =. \.
secretaries, has been designated by the
Cnitcd War Work Campaign Council
10 speak before the knights of Column
n ST. Louis on October IS. Mr.. Pol
lard Will make these speeches ut the
request ~ the Catholic unit OF the
united campaign workers and under
;hc auspices OF the Catholics III the
cities mentioned The request was
that Y. NJ. (. ~ man he designated
Mr.. Pollard 10 speak y these two cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Shop Early in the Day
Shop Before the Noon Hour

then that approximately one-hird Of sales force
from
efficiency n is n
receiving Shop when
will it will hold
i following
AS we cooperating in every possible with
these matters compelled
thorough cooperation spirit
with,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03

RALEIGH, y. c.. October 2.-Secre-
tary of the Navy Joscphus Daniels has
accepted the invitation of the chair
man OF the Democratic state Executive
committee to make several speeches in
North Carolina in the interest of the
pemocratic campaign. following the
l.ihNrtN loan drive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28
Stop Itching Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
snd failed, you can stop burning. Itching
eczema quickly b. applying ali;tle zeino
furnished by acyG--u2giSt for Csc. Extra
large bottle, Sl.00. Healing begins the
moment zeuo is applied. In short
time usually ever: trace or eczema.
Stetter, pimples, RASH blackheads and
similar skin diseases will BE- renewed.
- For clearing the skin ard making it
vigorously hea,rh:. civ-a;'3 use ZelHo. the
antizepticlicuid. Itis not
greasy salve and it does not stain. When
Others fail it is the one dependable
treatment tor skin troubles OF all kinds
The z. II. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28
NEW YORK ALUMNI OF
'WASH-JEFF ORGANIZE

S;.rrai psIaicn :" Tho lntcilE"nC"r.
WNSiIlN,;TnN. Ia. Feb. @..--Al
meeting heidi ia the Engineers tub. New
York ~. Sew York Alumni Assertion
81 Washington and jefferson '"it"&"
MAS organized w.;h ~ charter m"tn''"fs'
-: Of l>tcIr W"r'. present l'r. FRANK -
MATHEWS. Of h" class III lN'", an ",nI
u"Ht New York surgeon. WAS tIcct''!
president; the Rev. pr. John n. MAT
aus. class Of 1>N5. former moderator OK
: lie Presbyterian general assembly WAS
. chosen vice president. and Byron Clark.
class or iGl" L New York attorney, wa;
made secretary and treasurer. These o.
hcers. together with Harry y. H"wart''
,I.,ss OF 1880 and Macl.'au Iibhcy. class
,,j 1908. COMPRISES In" executive COM
miiice.
: Eumr: Linton. uf pittsburgh. rlnss OF
. 1891 president Of the General Alumni
( Association. WAS present al the orrani-
:a;!un meeting and banquet aud h p"d
/ 10 launch TN. aSSoCiat item. lIr l'UnEt" !.
! Mr.N.Iam class Of 1865. former profess
sur ur mathematics. was th"r' aS guest
or homer. and carried greetings from the
ra.lc::n and from lhr Washington Coun-
~ Alumni ASSo"II ton
Among tn" charter m"ruh"rs Of tn"
New York Association. who's" territory
comprises the Mctr"p"iitan hiStrl", in
( f.l,,,iug aAja.rnt s"CtinnS ii New Jersey,
arc IN. following: Thu Rev. Or j. Ross
Stevenson president nf Princeton The
,r!o.i.al Seminary: IN" Rev. Or. j. c.
T. Ewing. president Of Furrnan Chris:
ian cnltcr", I.airtrr. Ind: IA" Roy. Or.
I,SSr z. Eruc". 4 member Of Il" board
It trustees and secretary Of III" prrshE-
terrain hoard If church erection; Ia"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. th. 27.--Tha;
IN. population ~ Il county AS ilInI ror-
u!atIun affects IN" compensation Of as
SCISSORS, - T. hc determined from III"
:. cords - the last preceding rrGistra-
tI"m 81 voters and NOT from the latest
,lrc.uU!Il census. is N" opinion Of At
iorurs General t.. 7. England in dis
posting 80 a eng m""lcd QUESTION r.
ga"Iu.~ ~. subject; tn" 'u'>I.ru am"
:" -, aiipr'..y Gru'rlI~ "t:fo" h''auS"
ii 4 difference. a.! "i,ui"n h".lw."u -"
coru,i rpuI; If CnhcN county and III"
n-S,'>s"r> riic' III tiai ruT;il. Tn"
holding -! ne ~Inir'S chic" LEGAL "ff'r"r
w.,S nur"ur.,ci 'r"ia! IN answer IT, m IN
ruiry rr"nr county Assessor G. t. leap.
ui Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28
TWO PERSONS INJURED.

rEItEI.ESTpN. W. Va. F"h c7.--Tw"
persons W.. iniurc! ;t' Grafton when
Hntur.,i -:n$. l.lEinE from 4 pip" laid
hv tho Pittsburgh x West Virginia Gas
Company. cam" Through = Wy pipe.
'ui"r''! tn" hIi hr""sn 81 ;hr HON" OF
Mrs. j. w. Shu:man and lgnlt"1 from :
burning .1S lnmp. Mrs Shumnn WHi
burned ah"ut the hand" ard fnr" and h".
" year n!h ""m. AI.i Shumnm. was So
T"""i" injured. Tn" hr'hr0"nl WAS IL.
mrl!Sh"i. \ report /" this "ff"r; WA
:il"d in-d1y hv 'Eiri instructor 4 T..
Sh'i'h''r,! II IN" rU1i,r s"rrIr" r"nmis-
~i"f!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28

PLACE RESPONSIBILITY.

WASHINGTON. Fob o7.-RrsrorS!
hility for the rcar-cnd collision nn th,'
Louisville Il Nashville railroad at Sh"p-
hcrdsvIIlc. Kentucky. on December 20 ~
which fnrty-siX were Killed and iit,v-
two injured. was assigned to-day hr
the Interstate cOmmrrcc Commission
10 negligence Of tn: conductor and flag
man of the tclcScopod train and III"
failure OF the engineer al tho express
that crashed into il 1" observe sigma.
The railroad already has assumed fu'l
responsibility 70" the loss Of lIf" a"d
invited the filing Of damage claims with.
ont litigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28
ADVANCE EXTENDED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2;.-Thn fli"
administration aunuunccd Tonight thai
the new coal prices. recently granted L.
Soir- biiHminUuS mines In Presto"
county. W Va. had been extended Il
all htuminous mines III that county
effective lo-morrnw Inc prices are.
Kun vt mine. $40. prepared sizes, $50
and slack or screenings. scl5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28

i:DNCr.V r:i;Gt:-.A lu;onotir" boar
Ing ;hr inscription. y. :. A.. WIS run
mao ;he railreaG yards here Il f"w dt%5
.gn and placed III til" regular service.
TIL. .ng.;l. is sad :" haT" o"cn on" u
= 20, bu.lt 50" ii., i,tSSi,H Gu""rnm"H'
~: held whyu III Political situation In
tia; country h"ca,n- such as 20 cauS"
crave doubt of It ever hcirg able L"
E.!p tho allies again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28
EELD FOB GRAND JURY.

$pccirI Dispatch to The Intciliscnc"r.
CLARK SlilEG. W. Va. Feb. IL
Charged with importing twn barrels Of
whi$kcy labelled as "Cnca-rula." II. V.
Moore. familarly known. rs "crip'
Moore. was today held tn the federal
grand jury May ut Wheeling. He fur
niShnd Dail Of $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28

IJSTOE--rh. Teachers Of tha Hinton
u,;hlic <rLnn!S hay. nrEln,zrd War
savings Society. ,ri:h Superintendent IL.
+ Grlti"y. president. AMI Miss Matte
.;rC'artm"g s,,:"ttrE. E.lr'i member
,"uH :; plodg.. against unnecessary ''N-
,s.,rdi:ur.s !ur unreasonable and TO In
- -" SAVINGS - l'r.'"! States War
Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps and
f.. .u,.,,r.,.., others u do $".'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28
al. On. "sROMo oUININE"

To GOT the gerj.!n... call 10: full nam"
IASATEyE. NROMD QUiNINE Tab
lets. Look for :!-n;iiur" ~ L: ~
GROVE. Cures 4 t":d III ONE DAY.
3Qc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28

81 >;nryir,. Tor las cn,!n':y- Tn" woman
w"rN - n'Ehi* SATISFACTORY
d. ...,r.!i1v :, l.. l.. tr!"rH. $!at'' super
,....,.r OF high schools. WHO recently Wis
il. i III. Hiu"ti.id school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28
M1rria.Eo Licenses.

F.ldrcG ". i-"dE" Of l:ann"ck anI I.r-
Ii lIa2'l Williamson. of 81. i'lairsvillr
Frank Tu2ak Of 81. rlairsvillr L. f
u. and Lena Drlucas Of. Maynard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28

Sura,!es IN ~. h"u' "f = 't;% "it'''r
or employ. ar, t:.,:,i|' rs'n Il ~, n''''"
is lost. th" attorney =''i'""'hS ."I''''
held today I.;ahiltt, If H. TER a''> :
-, tn. hn,"! ~ chat. d'';'''i1~. u WAS
D. .,yh.,-!,.r i:.. .'!,r s;It!":$ loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28

now has 3D6 vacn"t r!rr"s ~ ground
Lnt'r it, direction f"r '.i":m"nt 10 cir.
. gus. Several hundred Vtii'r tots a:"
G.clnrcd 10 bt idle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28

4 mod.i aq4"r,%:u costing not I"SS
Than sG.nnn Viii -, ru, IA the arts
hui!d:ns a. -, ~;n,.. fH,r his year VI. I'M =
les NH, c;icn - v:,IS...i :" cSI4ic tiNn
80 ,-.,n,. fund. S..r.'ar;- - AGri"ui-
ture \. E.. Shay aa:l.,IH'''d to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28
Common Pleas Court, New Cases Filed

Mary Taylor vs.. Moses i. Taylor. Ar-
tion for Divorce on ground OF eXtrcmr
cruelty.
Bcriram n. Matthews VS.. Lillian {
Matthew's Action Tor divorce or Sroun':
nf willfUI absence.
Giro StroppuN IS. Mary StroTroh. .tc.
ton for divorce. \
George Rolls IS. HULA Garner and
others Action for partition OF real cs-
tate
Tho State 0f Ohio vs. N. Hirscn. nd
miniStratur OF the cstat" Of Elanrh"
Levi ,dccraSrd Action for money
A1nuuNt claimed s2S9.4o with interest
from Dec. %lst, 1916.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28
c. deceased. Account settled,

Dadc, deceased. Account settled.
In the matter "t the guardianship o!
Ellen Tarbct. Account settled.
In The matter Of the estate OF John n
McBcath. deceased. Account settled.
In III" matter nf III" estate Of Elisha
Edwin Lucas. d"con Sod. Account settled
In IN" matter III tn" guardianship a.:
Miles k"yS"r. u minor. Account settled
In TIC matter Of the estate Of HarrcL.
f.. NiChnl deceased. Account settled
In the matter Of the estate If Josiah
Thomas deceased. Account settled.
In the matter Of the estate OF Angelina
Hughes. deceased Account settled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28
OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. o.. Feb. Fly u imam
imous vote today ;Sc city council turnc"
down the request " The '1t"f;fHi. ~.
way, Power and LiSh; company 'H's! Il
be giye4, p..rniiSSiuu !" iH'E|'tS' JUS ''''
TO six tickets t"r - '';!tS. l'!' ''''"
was given no rcnSiG"cltlnr ~ PR
cnt fare in Columbus - "t%ht tickets
for % cents
In three state Incr::ues LOST night.
the Ohio RaptiS;S opened 4 'i''" rA'S'
for SlOa0Bn ~ be- raised by M'tf'h -
to meet special w:ir n'''d>. Meetings
were held IN t:ni%r,hu$. ASh'&hu!a Az"
Elryia- Each d'Str:c; arp"tnted nio"''
mon to assist IN IN" campaign N eA'''
district.
C. w. Chamberlain. president III Icy"
n,son college, Si-:.->> 'i. urged support
OF the fund on the ground tIti lAc COL
lerss have gwen p"r" than 'ti"it S''"'
70 the WAX. a"d ih'' :Gnd VIII t's uS'N
IN part for educational! w''k ~ 'i,' -
tonrnents. This. H. 2SS"rt'" VII. h''P
relieve the deficiency "i '!9i!'eH ''''''
after the war.
p Drr,n. Grief Inspector Of III"
,,,h,ir utilities c"yl.;li$slou left to-day
for Washington whore H. VIII HiE ''
fere Director ,irnrr:,l MrAd"o III" H'"'
ter OF makin; 2hN$'''h ""n'n"'"r
.~v,rnl fnr.c'r '.":"''''trS rafIr"'IN !"
Ohio by LAYING short distance iT'rNS ~
several i.:.,,-s-. hIr. !'"E'IH 80 "
number 81 ,u::truc"S tt'i~ VIII 's'''''''>'
loux or round ah.ti, t:autS
Mr. DuCan will also r"comnrefn1 INK
o,nctrir intcrurt;vr, railways be pVcSS'u
irto ssryice for Il 10; of short maui jill"
loss than carload l"I freight WORK
Cars. cars a2J :n"C" cars. VIII o.
his demand in general, Ut. pur''''
stated
CLEVELAND Akron. Toledo ana '"'uH
has BOXING commissions "csaniHeo S'''
E,dsration Ohio Boxing ComulSSi"hs AT
:, meeting here TO-DAY and elected Che
Tor Stands OF Columbus chairinhH-s Law
r Jones u Cl"v.lrnd VAS etrc'TaI 'ei.
porarv secretary. Another hI"'''hS WI
rs hold here March - 10 effect 4 per
n,ane41t organization win '"'''',
from other Ohio ";tirS T"pT'S'n'e".
Uniform articles "f agreement "'F'
adopted ut tuday's me"tinr. Tn" i'"'r'-
+;nn uph.ld all r,;tInSS IT other cV;it!iS
SONS SUBSCRIBING Jack Erltten. Hl!F
Mccain Akron: Mickey SyrneS. Sie'r-
land and Ted Lewis. Lewis - SoSpt"o-
.tf until he makes Satisfactory ar
Management with i;t.rntc Siarpp. pFon''SS'
OF Akron for u i"s$ lnE"iF'" .: ~
alleged failure Z" fulfill \ contract 'te'e
Labor day.
Tbs state fish md gam" "or,rniSSi'Tl
TO-DAY closed aimc-r"ar Lease t"V %
acres Of land AGAR l."tid"n. "n"rs ne
new s,al.: p..r,t;rutlarE -. 70 p' i"''Nt'"'
which tn, commission "'t ''''
game ar.<Egy... especially t"c p'"t''H
zion Of 2h"aStHjS and TuaII. -; '','S'
was approved ~ -Ni"i9''* It
Chez.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28

Although ~ :,Hn"Uu""d several "a'S
MN h, s.nrct.,i - :. Srsr ~ state r';'
istrar " a,i;ot::"hti"$. ". \. Mc' .uFHF
not ye, has INFORMED Secretary ~ S'a,'
Ealtcn ~ Viii HUi, ut" rsa'''' &c S''-
rotary said t"dl?.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28

Tho state fish MD gam" ""rtrniSsi'r
today closed a aiMc-y";,r 4c2S" ''' %
acres Of land ncar l."Hd"n. "n'rS 'rI
new s,ala p.l,t;rutiary -. 70 De- l"S'N'"
which The commission WI 'H' =
game ar"s'Ev... ">t"''itiiE cor %
,inn - ,h.asr:,is and quail. IT,: lease
80 onrr,y,,l i,y Attorney ';cn"T1t Me-
Chez
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-28

,cOIJTAIECS. o.. Feb. 2i.-tfy Il un;tn-
inous vote today &c city council turnr"
down the request " The '"t"tHHi. ~.
way. Power and Light company t'''I. -
be giy.-,, permission !" increase us i3'''
m ak ricketts, tnr - :, at. TIL" r"t.I''S,
was given no consideration. tas PTS
cnt fare in Columbus - ':i%h; tickets
for % cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-11
ReporterOpens
Smileage Book
CampaiignHere
Sale of $3,400 Worth Of Sol
dierS Theater Tickets, Is
Begun Here,

The first smilcage book of the $500
worth Assistant Secretary Howard FRg
Of the Chamber OF Commerce com.
menced business with. was sold TO a
Times reporter .his morning, the first
smieage book sold in the city
This book was Immediately mailed
to Sergeant Jack Harding, now located
at Camp Dcyens, Aver, Mass, outside
OF Boston, for his use.
Sergeant Harding before entering
the national army was a staff man on
the Boston Post, later border cores
pondent for the New York Tribune,
He has driven an American ambulance
at the front and is one of the best
known and best loved newspaper men
in the east
This book will permit Sergeant Hard
ing to 20 TO the cantonments Liberty
theaier, as they are called, four times
and have a 2S-cent seat, or il he pre-
fers to economic, he can go six times
and have a lS-cent seat each time with
a dime to spare.
N Figg enclosed friendly letter
Of Erecting 10 the Bay state soldier,
along with the book.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-11

shudder at this time of the year in
America when we are considering
revival Of thick flannel underwear,
wooden stockings and fur-lined coats
for house wear. But spring is on the
calendar and the clothes are made for
it. and this irock is one of them.
1t is opened at each side TO show a
panel Of turquoise blue crepe and there
are sleeves of this crepe to match, cut
in the accepted way, which with the
flaring hem that is usally quite unbe-
coming. is return to medievaliSm.
There is a bead belt. a panel above the
knees and a wide turnover collar. The
beads are blue, black. yellow and red.