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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
Blocked the Move.

Il thought you told me you were go
ing to break up housekeeping"
I'VE did intend to, but the cook re-
fused to leave."-Boston Transcript.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
Cuticura Heals Eczema

And rashes that itch and burn. If
there is a tendency to pimples, etc.,
prevent their return by making Cuti-
cura your daily toilet preparation. For
free samples address, ''Cuticura, Dept
X, Boston" At druggists and by mail.
Soap 25, Ointment % and 50.-Adv.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
A Real Ambition.

"He has fine ambition"
"What is itT'
"Soys he wants to live so that he
will be considered somebody's best
friend"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
Cold Comfort.

Prices are high" she began
"And going higher said the butcher
And that ended it:-Louisville Courier
Journal.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills put up 40 years
ago. They regulate liver and bowels. AID.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
The Reason.

Il hear YOU have a college graduate
for a cook Isn't that very expen-
siveg''
and clothes"
How Is tsnat?"
shes my wife,"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
Military.

An army officers wife wrote TO X. A.
III. e. officer. saying her child was suf-
fering during teething. She addressed
the letter, 'Dr Brown"
The recipient returned 1t with the
remark that he should he addressed
Brigade Surgeon Lieutenant Colonel
Brown"
Whereupon the lady wrote back:
Dear Brigade SurgesR Lieutenant
Colonel Brown: am secyy about mis-
take.-Yours, May Jones.
Up. S.-Piease bring ys'ur sword to
lance baby's gums. "-TitT;its.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18

Warm weather is the best substitute
for COAL
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
Important 10 Mo&bsre

Examine carefully every bottle of
CASIoRlA, that famous old remedy
Tor infants and children, and see that it
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
Kill All Flies! THEY S,ss sssEA0

Few people are wise enough to know
that ignorance is bliss.
Greatness is never thrust upon the
man who leads an aimless life.
The man behind the snow shovel
makes the biggest impression this win
ter.
stag party would be much more
enjoyable If a few dears were In
vited.
People may applaud kicker at the
start, but they feel like kicking him
long before the finish
A Los Angeles minister recently
prayed fer those of his congregation
who were too proud to kneei and too
lazy to stand. ga
Women have better control Of their
tongues than men have; In fact, men
have no. control whatever Of women's
tongues. az.
When some men balance their ac-
counts with the world they find It nee
essary to subtract what they own
from what they owe.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18

A dose of mother-in-taw viii often
get II sick man out OF bed when all
else fails
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
West virginian Among
Injured in Accident

OMAHA. Nrb., May 3. Two sol
,li,rs were. killed and 20 others slight
" burned last night when a biz oS:'rr-
votiun balloon exploded in IT, hangar
on Tlorcnrr Field, il wa: u"'1Fln!n""
today
The Dead.
irivui" John T.. Davis. West on
cord. New Hampshire.
Private Vincent l.. B"al'. JrSHnl''
Maryland
Static electricity. generated u! IrI''
lion. is believed To have been 'h'
r;.u%r ri III" "\plnainu
Slightly Injured.
Private Olive l.. kittlp. Beverly.
West Virginia.
Private Harry G. Thris, Hor"""l''
Penn -ylvania
Private Melvin H. plv"n Mount
Union. Pennsylvania.
Priyalr Charles =. School"y. Fly
mouth Pennsylvania.
Private Peter t. tit'Slnrr. Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania.
Private Russell NJ. Durkry. JOINS
Town. Pennsylvania
Private John Is. Gable. 'haRiDcrS'
burg. Pennsylvania. -. ......'.
Private Sylvester l.. Arkn"r. Mount
Lebanon. Pennsylvania.
Private Charles l.. IiirSrh. troy
Ohm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
Judge Dayton Reversed.

Refusal Of JUDI" Aston q. Dayl"n,"f
;hr United Sll;r court for The northern
district Of West Virginia. l., grant III.
injunction UpholdinE In" defendants
plrn Of Staiut" Of limitations caused tn
federal appeal court 1T Richmond II r.
y.nrS, the district cnurt JUICES decision
at Martinshurg. according |" word re-
crivcd here to-day from Richmond.
.IrIdl:" uaytru'S decision allowed Charles
Harper. Of Shawnee. Oklahoma. f"."uI
in Il siIunn suit brought against his
brother. J. ". VI. iiarl'rr. = farmer OF
nnar Charles Town. West Virginia. for
alienation nf his wif"'S affections.
Charles II Harper formerly f;tr'n'd n"ht
Summit Point. West Virginia. and n"
moved TO Oklahoma in l5nS Tw" years
later his VII" left him. i il alleged. Hhu
returned cast. IT." divorced h:r i'll lH1'
and accuriinS - papers n III" cas-
suit for damages Was not institute! Hn'
til the following year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
THE WAR SITUATION


over SIN "'''AS ''"'''
III" great '''''''"" '''N.,' 0''~>''' VII
western from |" ''''''' '''''''
Tor the sA'n u Il ''r! S'i''' ''''''''''''
"t TERRITORY. Tie terminus "''''' HUE
Ii'S ~ S''"" W. NV '''''1' -
Sacrtllce OF "i''" '"" "!I''' '''''>
th'' an''h''LS' Vi '""'''''' ''''o' 80"
preparatory Win 'h' 1tloic' o. "''''
ground in their own hanuS' an" Ger
ulnty with al! t"'' r'Ih!or'''atn'H vi
men they will ever no able |" gather
together. th"! nave ta'tHd mus '"r III!
th"ir drive on ta:tS ara 10 NE RAN
u"t. Indications are 'ht! WI" '""'
nnut 10 tli'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
THE IRISH SITUATION

The irish situation continues 10 give
considerable alarm. \ very large num-
u,.r Of The Irish people are anpar"ntl'
determined 10 resist conScriptirn 10
tn, limit. The Irish fight for home
rule has always commanded III SYM
pathetic support Of Americans. W"
haze failed To understand VIII any
considerable number If people should
NOT enjoy the benefits Of local self
guvrrnmrnt. VIZ equally fail To un-
d"rStand why ANY considerable NUM-
brr of people. living in II country thar
i al war. should expect 10 BE- exempt
I'd from the military duties thar fall
upon other sections uf the courtr.' and
other classes of The people.
\, this distance. i, is difficult "a
grasp clearly I'LL the elements in a
ver,, complicated situation. tn" p:ac
tical solution of the Irish difficulty
would seem 10 BE- the passage OF nj
adruuatr home rule bill ana conScrip
ton At he same time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

OUR STANDARD OF PATRIOTISM
One Thing You Your Ancestors Your Country TO-
Posterity and to Yourself.
By CARL VROCMAN
Of
Assistant Secretary al Agriculture


IT, - t'E'i i"r%'' ''"' W. "'"'
at a.. m, .hnu::!. "" M"r, t.. S:trr1!i'
-, $500 .,,.,,..t, NJ. ,,...r 10 l:,v
,. mar fir,,
tax merely ''" "''
nut 3. hindr''! y" ia. - ""' ~
fortunes On TIM iH'Ar 81 '""nt' ''
never h"N" - XIV ~ ''"," H. w '','','
"i'"' r''N'''' "a N''''N' '' Ir,.,
liz lh'' !H' ANU" '''''
F.nt'r'' ma! '''' .,I.,.,,,,,p
i:'H az -! ''N ''"''' W. '''
'hH'. "triN' a. ~ NAY ia" ,t,.,.,.
.'i;'h, - ''t' '''''' '''.",'' ,.'r u,r
i"l- AZ" ri%"': '''A '''' '''' ;'i
"r 'ha'' IN" '"''@'' "a N'"' .t' 49,,
wealth III '"iar'''H"" WIN ,,'.., .,,'.I
~ $500, ,I,.,u unlimited
ash.S. l''''' 'ni'r+ ''''", Ir,,y
"r"d:t-S"H'h wan u" ',,...r
up"h h'A'ih w." - .,t ,L,ir
'"i"' WIN h> '"''' w. '''''' ,,,.,, j.. ,n.
'irl"dI"rrd treasure w, i,r, =.
.''r""n q all! ~ WY 49,,
'n"irS aS N Il '"p~~A'' '"''
"up aside. ,,,, ,..,I,o
Here AMI n"W. lex i'' "'H"'! ,,,,
tha, th"+', me-! rG knlEh'S ''"''
not d" IN vain. thlt Ah'ir N,"''t""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

STRAIT. - T".w..i. - SpIriit;hli"' ~ uti'
rr..,.,.l"uIr,i material sI;Cr"%S. l" "''"'iie
t;.., IrI:lSr.'! not III. slaves 81 It's 'rHl-
,shIlr :;n,!s ~: gold.
'rhcr" 1T" InHuy ways in Whi'h '"oSt
1T us vino STAY hrhiud "Hn dcni"tE'Ftt'
our devotion 4" country. ana l" 'h'
great ,.;Ius.. - free E"T"fhf'ul '"'
which ,,Ir I,nli,'n and IT.; allies are llSnt-
ii.r th.- greatest battle IA human MS
:ury on" "t ih'~" ways Is Ny liahlHS
r..., sacrifices ~ order Ia rurchas"
I.lh"rny bonds.
The luan whn bays only as many
Liberty bonds ~ Ia. .r'r without neon
v-uiruc" ,'rr hardly 'laIm Ia IN IA rcd
Blood, Il. hundred i"r '"nt iiliIi"t IL
l,ss EuII 'Irc read! and willing |" make
for ..rilr ,.nunir% som" sacrifice that
harris, y,,ur &I:nu.trd Of patriotism l. 4
low one This applies 10 III" poor rs
VIII n - TIA rich aild /" HE rI'h ~
we'll aS - TIN I"'"r.
This is = VA: in which ii Is not only
> duty hut - privilege. '"r every man.
woman and ,.hlld -" shoulder ~ heavy
= responsibility 81 Ia ar Slr - adj" |"
carry l."; every l"ynl American my
nrI ~ i"w l..h"riy bonds as h" can
;,.rSn:ll.. has r,us''i"I"" L" let hiln OIL
with, hu, ~ n,Iny - his HEiIlahir I'M
;IIr:ll l.. sources Viii ptElllit nun :"
tIk".
l:uyiu- Liberty bonds - just as rhtri-
nI,. an action H% Shuniing machine
gun It IS m absolutely essential part
ur tn" wlr. Tine boys IN KHAKI VIII
never sin unlrSs the farmers IN III"
burrows. ihr wurkiu:; mon III the Shops.
the merchants AMI business H'h 81 I'LL
Kinds, iu.. their money ana ih'lr li''''9
into III. ;:r,;t: task IF hacking "p ""l
army AT the front with every ounce q!
the material and tn" rt"rHl resources 81
This tin. IrrutrSt free ualI"n upon "AtF'
TN. san has EYER Slun"
E,,rrv loyal Arn.ri,a AM whn has as
; much ~ SIU fire." from G"ht. ar "f" I'S
credit for that Hm"i;nI. owes Il |" MIN
self. owes IT 10 hI$ niir''"t"rH' ewes II
to his country. owes II /" r"Sier't!. 1"
huy 4 I.!hrrlI l.ori. Ani ANY man "h'
! s,rs under ,h.. flag AMI works under IN
. flur and enjoys lm' blessings TINT come
: with tn" flng and vii" ~ not "lI'lht
! Inns +, bear his &har" i'll defending 'hit'
| FLAG l.; u civic parasite. SH'h il man u
! ,;u,ynrthy IL h.. defended ny thr boys
, who are putting an ia" khaki anu S"iht
! ,,,i "a risk their lives defending all ina
* mos, sacred in civilization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
For Higher Rates.

The tclrphrnc companies Operating IN
West Virginia. mad" application lu-day
u the public service COMMISSION Tor
authority tn chang" their rates. me
silver Ilill T"lrph"n" company. OPERA
ting in W"tz"l and Marshall counties.
urnDuS"S II In"r"tS" ITS Sulr"ril"i
charges from SC Ia IS annually. AMI toll
charges from : cents. Ia cents. AMI IN
cents t. 10 cents. - cents and - "'ht%
Tho fl"minEt"n T"l"ri"nr '''inl@nA
asks authority t. Withdraw 'h' t"it""-
IN. schedules: business pt"n''S. MD
pendent line. $2j w" party lin 80 ana
four party line ST.. and r'SIdrn"" t"i
phones. independent lin" E%": w" part!
lin" SIS: four party lin" 81. annually
and Ia substitute: Hu$In"s% phones. m
dc,.ndcrt line s2S: ,wn PARTY In" $50;
four rnrty lnc S2+: rrSid"n"" phones
,ndrrcudrnt Inc SIS: t"N parry lin" 8"
four party line SlI Year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
American Casualties

WASiIIN,iTuN. May :: .--Th" casualty
is, i.Ln4 ,.,..laind " names. div'l"u
- C"ll"ws.
Killed in action l.. died "f w"Und"
|, died "i acridc'I' died "t disease
:: wnun,i"d severely :: wounded slight
ly 3S. MISSING rn action :.
!.l.ui"nturS Th"ir:rS +. Mooney. 81
San Antonio. Texas. and rinSm"r" Ely,
of chrragN. du,d as Il r"sui, TT accidents
ard Lieutenant Louis NJ. f:drns #
,',h"ul. Mo-. IL reported missing IN ;"'-
zion. TIL" list Included 'hr following;
killed il u"ti"n--' '"rr"ra!S tl"""H u.
Errgrr. &c New Haven. I"rm.. AMI
l.rj,air-. Tnuulh, priS"uli. Bristol.
conn: Nrihur W l:urns. G"I last STREET
south Kosr"m Mass: charles W. Oar
row. i:ullrnr,i. ,'nun.: Charles K. raN'n-
port. south <"rwnlk. Conn.,: Theron
i,ryi% W-nl,.rL y y: J"S"rn lmntHr
il,,irm"d. Mass. John l.. Fitzpatrick.
NV lIn, ~: William IL. Gordon. ~
Sonia. ,"nn.: Alfred i. linul"E. - Nun
son street. New Haven: Elmer Il. Ian
don. lris;"l. Conn: Albert H. Marl'"n-
AID. E":,dIill". Ma*~.: Frank j. VI
diIl". l"u I!risi"l Str'' I. NJ" itHf' II
WIlli.lrn q. sullivan. F"'"S,Nill". '"nl.'
,;rurl." y. Preston. l'"N'r. Mass. W u
liaru !. S"h""f'r !iri$I"i. CONN.,: .'">' ~!
T,r,.:tlus. Ir.. raIII!rilI". Conn.
Died Of hiS.'as' t'rk l!rEIn j. IRE
Lima. O.. I'riva,"S. l'Sl /: nlN"n, lTi'
lev. on. Tr;ruI: y. Giai. K, +. u. y"
/ \nriLNiIlr. Mprh.. .':uu"> M"k'hi'H
Ia;,,u.r. Wnrak"""ia. uhI": ThHri""
, W..E smith South Iirtd. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
THE CITY STREETS

% The streets of Wheeling Nsr" n"Nrr
I'm much worse condition tran they are
xerthe present time. Only - limited
x1nount Of repair wG-' i,:Ll ben tpa"
The past winter Wa. an Unusually
hard one, and the extraordinary h"avs
trafic OF numerous coal trucks was
especially hurtfuI.
- While the fact that th'' "liE has
only a limited auiC,lNt Q: rooney 10 do
repair work is recognized. III" streets
are so bad in many places THAI Strenu-
outs efforts to raise NOR" money anu
TO do more repair work would b. JUS
titled.
-s. The city has now on hands about
S125, 100000, furnished BY N" county
for certain specific improvements. II
is not impossible thai portion Of his
fund might be used for temporary
repairs to other streets. and III" fun'i
restored when the improvements thai
were contemplated are mad" Th'
city of Wheeling is not BANKRUPT II
Is in sound financial condition every
way: it's credit is unitnpaired: its
bonded indebtedness is v'r:' low. IL
property valuations are high. and i Is
a disgrace that We have allowed QUA
streets to get into the condition thai
they are.
Apparently some of our good citi
gems have thought that. the city gov
eminent could BIZ nun without money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
FOCH'S AUTHORITY
AGAIN IS EXTENDED

PARIS. May 3.---Th" military .,Iiih":-
,ty.ui General !'"i'h ~ :, r"Sui' al ii!'.
rt,II,,, 1tihrS!un Us l'"u "'Ir!l"i ~
MI the western fronts LIr! ;i,. r"Ir'ris
now becomes commandments al all
.,,n ,IIicd armies ~ th. vest. "tES MAJ
eel Ilutin in ,lr E.'ln u" i'lr:$.
NJ flUtiu $aw Premier ''I"u'"n""lu IN
his return from tn" melting Of thr SUI
,rrn!r war. council a; .\hhrriilr. Th"
oremicr. without going int" details. cX'
,r.sscd satisfaction with tn" results IF
Tic conference.
And IA" situation at III" front:
asked tho writer.
'd;rnrrnl l'o,h is very optimistic: that
is all ] can tell YOU" was tn" premier =
reply.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

SOME OF them rirlucied themselves with
The belief thar rhr past CITY admins
;rariony were. wuSt'iui. anh. therefore,
,r,n.,y -nortr,r., h.. Even lh,m rhr~''
a.opi. are now l"aruin- 'h"i@ mistake.
If any decent improT"m' MS ar" I" "'
made - ;h. C;tE streets. more NOM;
must be- -?rnt on :,!I"m than IN 'h''
mast an,! III" mun"y mus h" r;"v'!-
cG hy RI" taxpayers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
AMERICAN OFFICER
GIVEN HIGH HONOR

WITH THE: AMEElt'AN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Thursday. May 2-Nby th'
Associated pr"Sa.l---!.icrt. William II.
McycrinE. L. =. y. L.. has been Hwardc"
the distinguished service cross. il :
commanded Il platoon which was NJ
tackled by the enemy on April g. He
took measures to defeat the enemy ana
handled his men we'll under fire until
he was wounded seriously.
Compelled to attend 10 the wound. the
lieutenant walked through barraSc
Ia L dressing station. He objected 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
A POPULAR LOAN

SThe Treasury officials MAY have rea
pon not to DO quite satisfied w'th ul'
present results Of tn" subscriptions 70
sehe Liberty Loan. especially on 1t
count Of the large banking institutions
tnd corporations being somewhat De-
hind with their amounts. compared
with the First and Second loans. out
.ahey will do their share If need be-
and It Is better that the people take
THE loan, that it b. widely distributed
and that the bonds stay where they
sAre put. One thing. however. must not
BE forgotten in connection with IN"
Campaign now drawing 20 close; the
tpopulardty Of the Third Liberty Loan
Kan no longer be questioned
~ 1t was the people with l nlouHra"
Sncome who. from The first day Of tho
Campaign. fiocked in large numbers ["
.the support Of the government. an"
whose interest has. aS We confidently
expect, not abatec i'll these last days.
sIt our expectations are mo- diSappoint-
s.4d-snd the indications are that thty
will not be-lhr maximum. a. tar Is
the number Of subscribers Is con
cerned. will b. nearly reached The
popularity Of thu loan-and this must
ALSO be admitted by the officials Of til"
Treasllry-is Thereby mos >iS0aItE
Hroven. Accordin" ~ latest Internal
saion, the number T.: individual Suh-
Scribers amounts - more 'han inil'
teen millions. and mis- ia9t day viii
$probably b. far "Ncse0 this record
sInufnber. Al tn" same TIM. i "El,
a6kes the fuc: that o':r people. h''-
ccnsidcrinS III" I4vn an excel
cstmeni ard showing ih"E
8eadIhvssN 70 supper: III" government
shave recognized liz S"iu" "f saving.
.AThat ALONE will r;r:" to b. an abind-
:ant blessing.
Is The times OF the ;houghtleSS and
light hearted rAtrara- anrr. which con
'stitutei one OF our graves; national
faults. have passed away. never 20 re-
turn. as the people hav. plainly per
sceiyed the danger connected herewith
This is one of the mos; wholeSom" ieS'
asons of the war. Again. this campaign
- .,,;I,
I.AlI sections. ;il '.Iem"nls vi"G with
Seach other in patriotic rndeavor. fht
North and the South. ;he East and 'he
) .West, Catholic. Protestant and JEW
:rica and poor. professionals and arti
,eans. employer and cmploy". cI'H
tdweller and rural. native ami foreign
.born.
i among the latter. thoSt ri German
descent grasped the opportunity OF dis
5 sproying wholesale asp"r>.unS on th'i
LOYALTY and showing their gratitude Il
sthe country which had h">ptabl.
Ssiyen them a new home with bound
!. sless opportunitiS and for which th"i
,sons are now offering their lives II
France by liberal support OF ;he loan
:their patriotic tninaTOrS being di$
,ttnctly and repeatedly recoSnizHd b!
.the President and highest Treasury nj
: ;1Gials at Washington. Truly. this loal
Z haG soldifed our people. has rrovtI
: -4e-be a splendid school Of pariotiS'
Z, sud has intensified our inter, 81 i'll ~
war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

\ cat.l"2rarn says that tn" German
util!itr, authorities demand nf Russia
ti!.. immediate. r..tI;rn NJ tn" German
rs.r prisoners with tn" exception Of the
silk and inyalidS. whom RUSSIA may
keep fur ,h. nr.S"u;. With: they want
=" S..l,i only til" sick and 'uvaIuiS. h;lrI
=. l;lSSiI. hu, wish I" retain th' healthy
"u"s,-- probably ill In" urX; harvest has
i.,r.u g;iru.r.i. Is II any W"ud"r that
III. i:;.SSIaU- ., NOT $r"t:I |" b" :thl' 10
r":.rr,! ;hnt ErrSt- I..tuNSk treaty ~ al
nlallmvrh h!"SSinEH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

hardly enough cmptics for railroad fuel.
were unable to work because they haG
no cars.
or the 1864 mines reporting there
were 81 entirely down. The number o.;
men idle was $40 and the production
loss was 49,005 tons. There wsrs Al:
coal hoppers and SO coke cars IN the
region. Shipments were Restricted Il
700 cars east and to 200 cars west.
This WAS an unnecessary precautioA -
prevent overlooking in the rcSAA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
COMPENSATION News.

T?l"rti"m:. 1" tn w"rkr"n'> '"i"i"H-
S:i!ou fGHd were ;,rnrnV't To-day ;t@ !"i-
lows: Adrian .tlu'npt"n coal '"tTrhHN
Hendricks: ,;rr uluUn, i'u'l I"rTpan:
MnrEIninwr: Quality '''"'l nnd ok
Company. phjlaGr,phia. krniu"kr and
Yves, T:r=!nia Water Will i'r.!l!ng com
parry. Ilunliuc'"u;Luth Plumbing 'um'
panV F'airmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

being moved 20 tie rear uuiil in knew
tn, result ~ the engagement.
In thr official announcement il is DE-
rlarrd his brave example inspired the
not reach tine American trenches. Lieu
tenaui Mcyering'S right hand Ind to be
amputalcd as results Of the wound hn
received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
PATRIOTIC ACT.

WELLESLEY. M;tsS.. Ma: a.-The
senior class OF Wellesley College voted
today TO eliminate the usual com
mencement festivities in JIpe. and tC
devote the fund set aside for this pur
posc 70 the purchase OF Liberty Bonds
nj surgical dressings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

Even III" most h..wild"rIng news
,.::rlS,'- n" !'rr.'r aln:.z":u"nt WHOM it
ruu.,S from Russia. y report from
Moscow SAYS that representatives. OF all
naIinutlltI-S :luunS the lsuSslau war
,.riSun.rS iav.- iSSu"d 4 .%,ll for II con
.rcSS - rna~, arrangements for social
r"vuiitiCI: IN western Europe and The
establishment II soviet REPUBLICS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

Tn. pap.r fam!u" III Berlin IL so
great that orders have boon given to
.;,r..f;:llv husband Sar'riS and clippings
al ysi;r,r They h;ud better hay" boon
in"r.. careful anuUt 'scrHpS "f paper il
he beginning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
States Finances.

W"st NlrGlna'% grand total '';,!au'"
~ cash on hand ~ Tn md "f tn" iI""th
II Aprl w:,. S. &c. according {" tin
or stat" Tr"r%ur"r William :. john
son. for that month mad" r"hl'" to-
lrH-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

'rh. bond subscriber docs not give
anything. OF The contrary. gets SONG
thing. for whii,. III" government holds
his iuGn. II pays him interest on it,.
Iu,: still have time 10 avail yourself
~: il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
Increases Allowed.

Increases in rates were allowed by
,hr puhlic service commission to-day
70 the Williamson Water WORKS. "r"'rit
ting In Williamson. III Minru county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

,:.ryuany has "vrr-s'ihs'rihcd h"r
riS:,:u LON l.. Il hal; u'iiI"H H"iitrs.
IAN W.. afford :" il" l",s> win our hire d.
-. =. - "!.i: rr,.. IL" i.'!' I" Il" II ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

y Liberty bond Is undoubtedly Il good
investment. but II still better invest
.u...t y We ar NOR" liberty bonds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

''r:sIs ~ Russia sine" when Is
"critirai" Synonymous with chrunica4!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

TwI,. within few days senatorial
la has beer declined. The days oil
signs and wonders have not passed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04
s1umP m CAR SUPPLY.

heaviest slump in the car supply OF
the week came to-day when there were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-04

The banks arr open tonight.
Stt:I.clcr rather than I Stacker DC
New-York tribune., 1918-11-07
Dry Dock Eleven
Wins Soccer Game
From Chinese Team

Playing against the crack soccer
team representing the Robins Dry Dock
and Repair Company at Todd Field in
Brooklyn, yesterday, the Chinese Stu
dents eleven, which has entered the Ma
tional Challenge Cup Competition, suf-
fered defeat by the score of 6 goals
to 0, the home team scoring three times
in each half
Garside, from passes by Hayes and
Mitchell, scored the first goal after
ten minutes of play. Hayes scored the
second goal off a pass from Cram.
The third was registered when Van den
Eynden passed the ball to Garside and
for the second time Garside drove it
through the net.
In the second half, Mitchell broke
through the Chinese defence and drib-
bled the ball down the field for the
fourth goal. From an end kick Hayes
butted the ball into the net for the
fifth goal and little while later, after
a series Of passes, Hayes again scored,
making the final score GO for the
Robins team. Chang, Waung and Lee
performed crcditably for the Chinese.