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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
FORMER ]. s, SENATOR SCOTT To /
RESCUE Of VETERAN SOLD|ERS
SENDS CHECK FOR 500 TO PAY
RENT OF HOLIDAY POST
HALL FOR MEETINGS.
Loyal Comrade Says They Shall Never
Be in Want as Long as He Can
Help-"Boys" Delighted

"romradc, ! have glorious news;
read that"
Those were tho words nf rXriamit
ton spoken last night by Commander
Richard Robertson ri i. w. Holiday
Post, Grand Army. nf the Hrpnbllc,
when he cane rushing into Captain
Thomas Saisbury';> office in th" O. \.
r. L l.. Assembly room and handed
him Il letter. Captain Salisbury read
the communication Hri then They
shook hands, lUnkrd ut each n'h"T
with tears in their eyes, and hnih OK
claimed: "Wnll What do" YOU think
OF that" Thanks br'lo 'he Lord.
The letter WAS from former United
States Senator Nathan Bay Scott,
Union soldier. and fnTn,"r resident
Of this city. now president uf the Con-
tinenlal Trust Company. Washington,
u. g.. enclosing \ check for $lhO 10
pay the rent Of the hall in which the
veteran soldiers Of this community
meet once a week. The writer as
surrd the members Of The post that
they would never want for anything as
long as lie had il 10 give.
Veterans Happy.
TON" said Commander Robertson.
we've heen members Of the post
great many year but We never re-.
'ceived such n happy communication.
"Ill tell the world We never did,
said Tom"
Tomorrow night the letter from
Mr.. Scott Will be read AT he weekly
meeting of The veterans said Captain
Salisbury 10 an In:elligcncer reporter
last night, land you bet there will
he some shoutin'." said 1hr aged sol
. dier
The donation from Mr.. Scott fol-
lows an interview given to an lnlell-
gencer man last week by Captain Sal
isbury relative TO the depletion Of the
posts treasury because Of the pass
ing away OF tie many members during
the past several years. and that the
financial burden is HOW almost too
great for the comparative few TO hear
in holding their organization together
and 10 meet ihr rental and other incl
dental expenses.
The Loyal Letter.
The loyal letter that will bring JOY
10 llt NtlHi ais IIJllI lltI' NNIii nN'
follows:
Washington. y. e.. Ian. Il, 1918.
Mr.. Richard Robertson. Wheeling w.
Va:
My Dear Old Contradict saw in
"The Intelligence" las, night that The
holiday Post was locking for a new
hail. because they could moi pay the
rent Of The Odd Fellows room. that
they are meeting in.
Please find my check for Sl00 to pay
The rent. if thai is enough for the year.
and if not. let me know AT once so
! that | can send YOU A check for the
balance.
Hoping that YOU and all the cid com.
radcs are enjoying us good health as
could BE- expected in our time Of life.
and assuring YOU that the post Will
never want for anything as long As ]
have anything 70 give. | am.
Yours Very truly.
y. B. SCOTT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

Emrloycr- Nha:. Tnu want me to-
raise Your salary" Wei. give. me az
least TWO Gor,i reason. 10" this mop
FORTUNE r"i""&t.
r:mrlnyr tmr"kli y" inS,--IdcaS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
MIST V|RG|N|ANS COMMANDED
WHEN ENEMY WAS "ROUTED'

PENNSYLVANIA drafted men here is 10 he
come the best known military camp IN
the world.
Announcement was made nj division
headquarters today that the government
has adopted The r"naking az Il Ma
ton" film which shows CHiGp Sh"r-
man from tn" day tn" first men arrived
up 10 III" present tlm". aS the official
picture showing how quick tnrl" sam
turned front civilian. I" military life.
George Crcel. executive secretary Of
IN committee on information at Wash
inrtun. approved the film in it's entirety
and announced that reels would hn son;
IL the rulers Of fifteen neutral nations
for exhibition III their moving picture
theatres. as we'll as I" every state in
tn" union.
This means that the faces of Ohio and
Pennsylvania soldiers. as we'll as the
Ohio and West Virginia officers. who
appear in the long rnel will nc thrown
onto the screen in Norway. Sweden.
Ds1l!uark Holland. Spain. Switzerland,
MeXic" and Central and South American
countries. q
Tho initial public appearance Of the
film will hr 1T the Temple theatre. To-
led". January -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
OU|CKLYREL|EVE YES
CHRONIC COUGHS
A|ND COLDS
Without Using Greasy SaIVes and
Ointments. in q Clean and very
Pleasant Manner.
A Few Doses Of Hypo-Cod Will Do
the Work.

THAT hacking cough that may have
been hulhCring you for months due 10
Il tlr"r cold in head q" chest can easily
be relieved in a quick simple and easy
manner without having 10 use any
greasy salvcS ar sticky ointments or
bother with l0iiunS. balms,. etc. many
Of which do more harm 10 the fine it's
SUES of ihc nose and throat than good.
Instead &c taking chances with your
health. simply take a tablespoonful OF
lIyp0-tnh before meals and al bedtime
for few days AMI in a little while
you'll br surprised at the change II
will work for YOU. Hypo-Cod gets
right down IN thr seat Of The trouble
and uproolS it--powerful in it's action.
harmless in it's use.
The most sensitive stomach will
readily assimiIatc Hypo-Cod. In fact.
Hypo.Cod not only breaks up colds.
coughs. etc. but it also aids diges-
ton, creates appetite. helps make
rich, pure blood, drives ont uric acid
(causc OF rheumatism). and increases
Tho strength greatly in little while
For Hypo-Cod contains iron. the cura-
1--WE tAli AVIS !IOIi liSHil WV '''N''
with the objectionable parts elimi-
mated by Il special process; man
ganese. malt, lime. wild cherry bark.
quininc and other very valuable me-
dicinal properties which taken as a
whole add very greatly to the general
health.
As Il general tonic for building III
and giving strength 10 worn out, weak
and run down people. Hyno-Cod Is nm
couallrd. Ii is one remedy that
should BE- kept handy IN every home
and a preparation that no one should
bc ashamed TO take. II costs but lii
tie wien YOU take into consideration
what il will do for you.
Just get n bottle from your drug
giSt today and note what a change II
will work for YOU in lit le while.
You can get a large size bottle for
only $50, which contains enough for
tho average family 10 use for weeks.
Hvpo,Cod is sold in Wheeling by
G. IT. Grinst & Co.. HOge-naris Co.,
John Coleman Co. Z. II. Rau, W. w
Irwin. Simpsons Pharmacy. rhaS,
Menkenmiller and all Island stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

Wilson j. mentioned TIM though! Of th"
world Will H.. ;hnl ih'' women of ia"
, l'ui;rl Sta;-S wcr. rniran"his"d during
MS administrations AMI largely through
Ills ay-ieianc,.. r'o",rlr forget wars and
tia. inCrA'nIs If War:. hul they never
forget 4 .rra; t:"p forward III human
flrrdun:."
Miss Paul Talks.
Miss tiI" l'Hu,. ilu. lrAd"" al th'
WrmHm'. purity. mad" ;h;S >iai'm"nt:'
We r."inir"--lni for ihr moment Thai
* al we d.. With i0nnrrnW We viii
h"aiu 81 press fur 'IIr imm"dtHt" lT~-
Sar, of In. amendment through the
<ruHi- Four years ago "" lacked only
..I"vcn ,ni..~ ia Im' $"iIai". NuI strength
nirn,twnir has grown enormously and
viri",i should hc easy. II il not BOW
,l,r,tlnu uf victory or hcTrai. hut "C
how quickly We ran s"''Ur" III" sub
mission Of the announcement /" the states
and begin nur campaign for ratification.
With tn. official support Of every ro-
liiir:Ll party W" h"lirv" inat ratification
viii no. require NOR than Two years,
The Other Side.
Mrs. James ". WahSW"r!h. -. rr":~
.ncu; -: ~" National a"%",'aii"n orI"r~-
a 10 wnInair suffrage. ISSUED this state
mont:
W." iannk TIA" me-, VIII" St""d h! thu
rriu.iuI.. ~ in,'ri >"if government
against tn" I".I"y ~ SURRENDER 1" suf-
iraSr threats aud "" ar" proud that
;hrrr utt sill s,ar, American men WHO
yutr arrnrdln.7 1" th'Ir convictions. and
nni according /" command.
w. consider ia" result very CLOS" ~
view &C the pressure, hrnuGh' In h"ar on
Tho mcmh"rs.
Cur unr" now j. tlat th' ~"rrHt" viii
stand tlriu IN d"i"rS" "f our American
traditions of true d. lmnrrarN.
The West Virgirinns.
Wilh tir. exception "i congressman
t'"rI"r. viz, wns paired. 81" YVES; ir-
::iuia Delegations voted for the amend
Irrit ''"np.r rr;tln"i III" amendment
v,> yil!vrd with johnson. NJ South Ia
.:nI:, fmr. Congressman Reed wHa "n
Irs "l"r' nd" If 4 Nrir. Tn" ;"n
d",unrraii. !n"ml"rs' OF tn" d"irEail"n
N.rIv and i.IitI"raGc, voted in favor nj
III. zuflrar. pr"I"&al as we'll a* III"
":nr? Republicans. Enw"re AMI N""d-
!n;d.
Kr.,rr..niati." Ecshlin d"m""ra'
and clark, republican nf Pennsylvania.
VOTED in, ti,r nm"nhrh"nt.
Tho ohio drlrgaiinn I'll th' roll "af
stnnd rs follows: F'ur $; against. l.: ah-
s"ui. !: NIT voting. |.
Snvcn members Of til" Kentucky dele
cation voted for III" amendment and
four against.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

Camp Sherman somc w""kS aeu. Will hn
needed hv all officers. He anId IN" prop
or type may he obtained III France.
Steel helmets and ca$ masks may ais"
b. secured in France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

wha, every business man can do-looE -
~ !.
out for The future. -,
"RcguIati"n is proper" he continued. .
but When il takes charge Of the rerc-,
nucs Of n company. il should he accom- /,
paninc dby some Guarantee. For that -
reason thnugh; this step TO be inev-r
itahir.' -
From Your stand point. then the rail- =
roads Must NAY" liGh'r rates or obtain
some sort Of n ruarnn'rr" asked Senator
t'ummin*. 4.
YES" he replied either thar or thp >
adoption - t'hr t'rcrrir System. >.
MIR TlunlhuiI maintained tnat nots .
mi: WIS ihI fu'ur" cr.'.!i.of ;he rail-. .
roads at stake hut government hnanco@s
ms we'll aud That what yer computation
IL made should =" ON tho basis Of prom
"r,y taken nv; r Il; The time IL was tax. .
IN fla sand tit.. railroads of the coun' p.
try had invested s?%t 06h. nGh in their !
properties from Jun" 20 1918 IN Dcccm.s
hoy ~ ialI ami ~i"!,i y" compensated .
:nr tH"ir expenditure"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
COAL FAMINE
Continued from Ptrst Page.)

rxtc-dr, Ia them. TIL" express COM
many executives were represented '"oa!
as not opposing such n move. inRSmnch
nc ,hc,r earnings this YEAR hnr" fallen
ro,idly and thu government guarantee
; ,,.nr,d nrnyid, more than ;heir probable
Income. rvcr if the Interstate commerce
commission should grant tho pf1ldlnE re-
,, mlcs, for ten per cent increase III rates
L..ur.ss ,nmpary executives parFl"i-
r.,i,.. in The. conference were q. I. ray
Inr president Of The American: Ntilihn'
VI barrett president "f nh" Adams: h'
II Caldwell. virr president OF the Wells
r,rro; T.. N. Williams vie" president
,r rh.. Southern: t. W. stockton we"
rrrsidr-It Of the Wells Fargo: J.. i. har.
rivnu. counsel for the American ana
Adams and +. {. Aston. counsel for inc
southern.
will Name Board.
Th" director general "NpcSiS I"
name tomorrow III" board ~ -FOUR men
-. INVESTIGATES :hc Wig" demands of the
,.,;iwoy hrofhcrhnnds The labor r"pre-
s.n;ariy"; have submitted list or
.,hnur fifteen names Of men a"reptah'"
ip I!I"nl. il wis said tonight. anu wv
will ~. ,h"Srn from This list.
McAdoo Summoned.
Nr Meade has h,'n Summoned !" APP
.,rar before tho S"na'" tnt"rS;al" COM
n,rrcr r0nA!nittHi. tomorrow /" 'NP''L'h
,lr administration raitr"ad hiii, ana 10
yt,r mis- ideas on futu"" administration
Of government operation. y. J.. Ih"W
general counsel for tn railway "N""h-
iiyr'S advisory committees has h""n
Granted permission tn max" - legal ar
rlmcuI on tn" hill h"f"r" in" commit
tc, carly next week.
Frank Trri;nhuIl. chairman of IN" rail-
wa. rNrruiiv.'.. advisory COMMITTED"
1r~,ifvinC before. ;!l' ''"m'nItt'''' TO-DAY.
urged ihai he railroads hill h" amend
ID So ~. Ia ,i..fIuit"ly !imi; tn" duration
nf ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aver III" raI1'
ranis IT, aatG Il" ia no; fa'"r Coz
rrunlcut ownership. Int added:
Il mink this particular stop 'h"uGh.
yr,s iuryitahir." referring I" IL" prc$i-
dcni's rsrcn: action. II" explained that
in his opinion som" SORT at Il govern
men, guarantee ha:. hr.n unavoidable"
since i4ln. VIXEN III" railroads lost their
pnwrr 10 fix thcir own cat"s and Il"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
News Censorship.

nrws censorship over S0inl'f cor
rnSpunGrnc" was established '"ha!' SC
ond lieutenant Kenneth X. Slurg"Ss r"-
ccivinC .he appointment. All persons
in military service wrr" forbidden I" act
,s Maid corr"s pGnd"nte Tor any puhli-
"a ;inn. although il was announced TIER"
was no objection to them "wri'InG l"t-
tors nr furnishing news it"mS fr"u time
70 Time" providing they passed through
Lieut.. SturCcsS' hands.
Major Eric Fisher Wood. S"WichI"y.
who saw service with III british ar'n%
I'm France. was appointed news diSrrlh'
u;nr 10 authorized correspondents, vi'''
Major e.. T. Mctr"sk"T WI" WAS switch
cd 10 the 22ath Machm" Cum battalion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
SUFF AMENDMENT
Continued From First Pagel

and the Muorns amendment. III 10 "'S'
When tn" final vote came on tho res
rlutiou. Representative Austin OF
T.nurssce challenged In" vote "t Rep
rt,srntativr Dominick' Of South carolina
who appcar"d late in III" roll call ana
said i,~ had not heard his nam" called
Mr.. Ir"minick told tn" speaker II" was
in the hall and listening and did mt
hear hIS uHn" Called HIS N"l" WAS
then recorded.
Clark Was Ready.
Tho speaker watched IN" vote. pre-
,r,rrd Ia cast his own INFO ;hr breach
if nccrssary ON" NOR" n"gatiN"
vote" H.. explained Htt"rWHrd. rs II"
rhuckI.d over IN" victory. would nave
changed ihr situation and IN" a'n"hh-
.n,r1 resolution would HAY" h""; lost,
in which event would have directed
The clerk :" call my name. AMI that
v.,,,Id hoyn been Just sufficient tn carry
in" OF ,n" total membership 81 A"''
,b.r, ,r,r, III ,nrrllnrS who voted. Tn"
lineup follows:
For III" resolution: Democrats loi;
r,.uuhIi,-ans. H.. MISCELLANEOUS, ..
Total 80.
>.,tus, rhn rrSnluti"M. Democrats.
To-: l.'puhlirans. -. Progressive. !.
Total 1876.
i..rn,; ut.irrs hah h"ou civ"m by the
l,,Ltrx Ia bring in "v"ryhud:' pnsSihl".
Nch., Rcp~rScr:aliv" Mnnn walked
slrwl. Ia his accustomed pla"" ms l"A"-
nr ~ tn" Republicans. appiauS', rhhT
m,,,r iii" house. members from al s'd"S
rushed over L. him and Speaker tlhrh
hrmk" u precedent Icy ANNOUNCING rom
,b,. r.,~ir,In THAI h" was sur" "vrrEhody
4.
Two women on Floor.
rrorc u,.r,. ,wn wnm"u on n" floor
,l,,,in. in. ..nnir.'. Miss .IrHu"'tr Ran
,.i. ~, Nnuiany. who as representative
,f = .uIiraEIs: ~IaIr. WAS h'r"ri"d III"
,,,,,,..., Of not only controlling on"
fnu,ih If lh" I'm" of debate. but OF
,,,L,u,r I'M. ui,"iing speech. and Miss
N,v rITIrr,Iir..": If iliS city. wh" h$
clark ,.r ,hr woman +uiGraG" committee
go. lr>i,i.s i'S chairman. representative
jrk,r. al r'alit"rnra,
Tin. ,ip!r,r rI"t ~ eleven "rt"rk mas
,,,,,n,,,.. an hour earlier Slam usual. aud
h..;.an cunSd'r.t:j" i'm II IL" resolution
,,t,I.r nm ;,urr"iII"ii "a rinS'' GENERAL dc
i,,,. md i.riu voting in amendment
:, ,,, u',.i,,, Z; M IN" afternoon. IL was
. -, .,'rInck when ih' mat r"'! call h"'
..,, and iu-i /" minutes !ai'r Nh"u
S!"Ik.r Clark announced the f'''".
president Ntt>"u* support IS "r"d't'u
,,irn ,t.ar@Inp man. democratic" N"l"S.
'r:n. rarity divided utmost 'E"hiE. WIN
., ,r,.,rI,!t al wa "N"S. mn J. %'"i"AE
ir.a i,-..ir H>-rIu"rd tn; = lara" major
.. ..f IT,. Grri"rrnl~ would "l;'">; TN
f., :-,,iri.lr
MIS- Cats Statement.
tIy<. ,,.r.i,. ''h#rIrnu 'i'tt. PRESIDENT
T., 10. National American Woman SAT
,,..,.... N<sn,'aii,n. sad tonight
~ j. .,r rnr,,I,;.iiNh|' .rr'orE which
..,..,,..,,,i,.,i..Il gra'rti~s. ''i,nIch i dori
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
The New Emancipation.

nr NuI,L li"wlrL !hh". honorary
re- -. nj -! thu a+S,''iH;!"n. said:
-.,Nimn ~. nrnr. "f l.inr"in - 'n'i-
Toned To-Day. ih. HRS. ;inniEhI ;hat "n-
fer, ;hn mimi At IN" world - inat n"
MS liz. ,ultim.ipai"p nf IN" SLAVES. IN
fufrl, .,i,..ILlI"m" when Ia" nam" VI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
U, 5. TROOPS CAPTURE
BAND OF YAQU| INDIANS

TrOl'r;I.AS. Arizuua. Ian. l".---N de-
tarhlnnnt uf American cavalry sent into
Bear valley. w"niy-llN" Mills west nf
\ngnlcx. Yesterday. /" "hS"r'r trails.
FLASHED with II baud uf Iaqui Indians.
capturing ten. nu'' "f whom di"d at No.
gnlrZ uf wounds. according - Il telegram
today from the roInmandanl al N""Sl"2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
UNTITLED ORDERS
SHOW BIG INCREASE

NEW YORK. Ian. IL !r untitled
orders, or Tin. books Of IN" Tinted States
steel corporation nu December ii.
amounted :" H.;Nl.-:\ toms. an increase
Of 4Si.6l2 ;"rS compared with the or
drrS an November -. a"rur,iirY In ihr
monthly report issued today.
This * III. FIRST tim" thaI the m0uih-
IS iiarlrrS hn,c >mwm au !nrr"aS" since
April lHl7. when The! Woe l".lH%.h%"
toms til" r"rpurnlinT hi=i! record.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14
WANTED to buy a secondhand wag-
on and harness. Arthur Farley, r.
F. D., Route B, Box 1872 Lakeland
SOsS
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

Notice Is hereby given that under and by
,,,tro ~ certain final decree rendered On
the 2Sth day Of August, 1913, by the Hon
orable John s. Edwards Judge OF the TENN
Judicial Circuit Court Of Florida, in and Tor
Polk county, in the case OF Lizzie hob,I son W,
G. r. Sidman and Lillian !. sdman. J VIII
sell at the front door Of the court house N
Barlow, Florida, at public cutlery, TO inc
highest and best bidder, for cash, for ne pur,
pose Of satisfying said decree ana coS'S az, V
the first Monday in December. a 1sio,
same si,p being the End day Of said moth, and ID
LEGAL sales day, between the hours OF II
o'clock a. m. and 2 o'clock D. m, the i9I-
lowing described land In Polk county t,p wv. "a
Of Lot seven az, eight t8> and nine 90 Of
Ploc rig' seven IL. OF scheioman's Survey O
Lakeland. Florida, according to the recorde,
plat in the public records OF ION county
Florida. y; w. t,,ancarv
1924 X. b. Wed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14

. STATE. COUNTY AND NUM- .
q ciPAL OFFICERS o
q o.
q o . o o Q . q q q q q q p q
Goverpor--sidney J. Cats.
SECRETARY Of stste-H. Clay Crsw' i
ford
Attorney General--van Sweariu-
gen
Comptroller Ernest Amos.
Auditor
Commissioner o. Agriculture-W, A.
McRae,
Treasurer. q. Luning.
Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
tion-W. N. sheats.
Adjutant General--J, B. Christian.
Stats Geolist- E. H. SellardS.
State Chemist--R. e. Rose.
Board Of Trustees internal Improve
/ nent Fund
The Governor. Comptroller, Treas
urer, Attorney General and Commis
sioner Of Axr.cI. AIRY
Board Of Education
The Governor, Secretary OF state.
Attorney General. Treasurer and Sup
erintendent Of Public Instruction.
Board Of state Institutions
The Governor, Secretary Of State
Treasurer, Attorney General, Com.
: missioner Of Agriculture, and Super
. intendent Of Public Instruction.
Board Of Pardons
The Governor, Secretary OF state
E Attorney General and Commissioner
: Of Agriculture.
0 U. 8. Senators
0 Duncan u. Fletcher. Jacksonville.
Park Trammel Lakeland.
U. 8. congressman
7 First Distribution. fl. J. Drsne
Lakeland.
Second Distribution. Frank Clark
! Gainesville.
Third District-Hon. Walter ke
= hoe, Pensacola.
nj Fourth Distribution. w. J. Scar:
1t Kissimmee.
!. State Senator from Polk County
20 O. NJ. Eaton, iceland
Representatives in Legislatur
: from Polk CouDty-John M. Kee'
= Lakeland: w. o. Williams. TT. Mead
~ Judge Circuit Curt, 10th Judicii
- District POLK, Desoto and Lee Cou'
;. ties)-Hon. John s. Edwards, LAX
n land
al Prosecuting Attorney, 10th Distrie
OF AS above--Hon. John w. Barton, A
cadia.
- County Court Judge-Hon. Kels'
Id Blanton.
e. Clerk Circuit and County Clerk
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14
CLASSLHED ADVE RTlSING

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 702 E.
Lime. S067
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14
FRANK II. THOMPSON

Justice of Peace-Notary Public
Hunting License Auto License
Marriage License
Abstracts Furnished on Short Notlce
Get Your 1919 Licenses Now
Office Phone, 4o2; Residence, 3t2 Red
Room 2, Dickson Building
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
LIVE STOCK
LAND WA<zElJ
Barge Line on Mississippi
 Is Strongly Advocated

Washington, June 17-several hun dred representatives of chambers of commerce and other commercial inter- ests in the Mississippi valley today asked the railroad administration to invest $S,000, GOO or more in barges, or other craft to be operated between St. Louis and New Orleans as a means of relieving railroads of a big traffic bur- den.
 They were told that the administra- tion is investigating the advisability of establishing such line, following the system put into effect on the New York state barge canal. It was eX- plained, however, that railroad lines running from the middle west to gulf ports are not as congested as those in the east and are capable of hauling a greater quantity of freight than they are now hauling.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

PUBLIC SALE AT HUNTSVILLE, ALA. By order of the United States Court, all of the assets of the Huntsville Foundry and Machine Works, at Hunts vile, will be sold at public auction on June 22 at F o'clock, at the plant. The property consists of valuable real es- tate, machine shop and equipment, foundry building and equipment and stock of material The plant will be sold as whole or in parcels. Claud Il. Davis, Trustee in Bankruptcy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
DOCS. POULTRY. PET STOCK

DOCS. POULTRY. PET STOCK
 DOGS must go regardiess of price; must have the room they occupy at once; one pair of coon and opossum hounds, } years old, we'll broke, great hunters, sure trailers and tree climbers, worth $1oo, first check for $S5 gets the pair or $20 each. Well trained setter dog 2t4 years old, fast and wide, stanch and steady, good retriever, worth $75 first check for $50 gets him. Bull pups jus, weaned registered stock $750 each. Pointer bitch, well trained, guaranteed s25, years old. All dogs are registered or entitled to register. Send cash for what you want at once; satisfaction guaranteed Also nave 3-month- old Scotch Colies; beauties; males, $1o each. White Fox Terriers, $10 each. Don't write or you will be too late. Order from this, sending money order or cer- tified check We guarantee satisfaction. Guilford Kennels. Greensboro. N c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18

MILCH cows for sale; brand new car load of extra fine three and four gallon Jersey cows, with young calves, at Union Stock Yards, 23d ave. and 18th st Will swap for dry cows North Bir- mingham car line. Phone Main 1O3O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18

FOR SALh-1Mo Jersey heiters; one ami two years old, cheap. Address O-24, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18

FOR SAIE-OLD VIOLIN, STEINER MODEL; HANDSOME WOOD, DARK, RED vARNISH, BEAUTIFULLY MADE, BRILLIANT TONE. G. GOD- BEY, ALBANY, ALA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18

collie pups, papers wiln them, males s9, females, $5; pointer bird, pups, males, s. females, s; beagle hound puppies, $S pair; all 2 months; dog medicines Darnalrs Kennel, Wil- liam atan S C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18

GOOD grade Poland China-Duroc pigs; six weeks old, $5.50. c. F. Salmon, Spring Garden Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
AUCTION SALES

~~~O~~~~~~o~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~O~-cScOc~N~~~~~~~~~~~ AUCTION SALE OF HORSES AND
 MULES. Our next sale will be Thursday, June 20th. and we will have another con- signment of horses and mares, se- lected especially for the trade at this season. and plenty of mules; some of them good ones. We will also sell a number of single and double wagons for the city. They have been used, but are in good con dition.
 FEES & SONS.
 Birmingham Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18

LOOKOUT Mountain potatoes, for late crop, $2.25 Ter bushel. Harry Roberts, Pinson, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
HELP MANrEn-MAI.E

 WANTED-Y oung man experienced in bookkeeping and clerical work, for gen eral office position with large local cor poration; good salary and fine oppor- unity, 1216 Jefferson County Bank Bldg