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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
Hancock County First
Over Top for War Work

Sr""IaI Dispatch +" Tie Intel S"nccr.
HI NTlN'iTON. ". Va, Nov II
Tho reports which reach STAT" h"adTunr-
tors at Huntington regarding tho
United War Work campaign ar" worse
than "Scattrrcd Very few reports ar"
hcing made and th"r" is littlc definite
in those r"nir" in. IT," "1''r,i"n color
is further given affairs hv n telegram
from Pr w. $ Eo>crh"Im. chairman
uf Ming" county. VII" " res:
"Nln"t"rn cut # Efry-$rvrn local
chairin"n with Hll"im"nls of S1.ih' re-
port over the top and still :"ng. .
HanCn"k'S cnunty'$ ria!ni as W. ing first
over The top IN actual;y wa" puos-
iinr"d. but John Wesley Wllllams. dis
tri"t director. located nj Wheeling.
wires: "tInnrccl; county positively sub
s"rIh-* practically In" per cent above
quota. W"irt"n SUBSCRIBING nearly
So .nnn''
pISlrict NJ. -. consisting IF Nor
gan, Ecrk"l"y and jefferson counties.
is ON H." job" according t" advlr"s,
which say tina, Berkeley county has
about raised lis quota.
Rev. William ~ Wi"r. of k"TS"r. adj
viSrs that Mineral county subscribed
$685. "i"r Monday. which Is more
than is .all"im"n' showing none Of
IA" "hrr'' counties 81 III" stat" can
max" "u's,d" "r Wood. which S"t over
hrfur" In" rlriN" npcncG
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MT. PLEASANT

Master Howard Waite. who was acct
dcnlnlly shot in the leg one day last
week Is getting along nicely row.
l}ratr.cr and Mildred Phillips were
callers 1T the home OF Henry Zeycr, Sat
urday
Mir. y. Eurriss was a caller in Martins
F"rry On" day last week.
Miss Nanni" Chambers was n caller in
Martins Ferry last week.
Miss Clara Mitchell returned home
after y visit with her sister Mrs. Will
liam Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arthur gave pic
lures IN China IT the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening.
MIR. Clarenc" Harth. Of Scotch Ridge.
is visiting his aunt Mrs. John Krinke.
The remains "f Mr. Pierce Carpenter.
near Rayland. were laih Ia rest in the
highland cemetery Monday.
Mater aul Young. who was visiting
81 tho h"mc ri his grandmother. return
cd home one day last week to Savannah.
Ohio.
The Mems Bible class will hold their
banquet Tuesday evening. Nov. 10. at the
hon" uf Mr.. Henry Z"ycr.
Mr.. james Noble had 4 stroke last
Sunday.
Mr.. Asa iIarhourt IS slowly improving
az This writing.
Mrs. Craig Wells is SLOWLY improving.
Miss Dorothy MrFIugh is still on the
sick list
Mrs. John M"krlrcy loft ono day last
week for Washington. u. G.. 10 join her
husband. VIII" is doing Y. NJ. {. y.
work.
Mr.. charley ToY"r was 4 caller in
NrrkvIlln Wednesday.
MIR. VIII Moor" received word from
Canton that his neither had a stroke on
"Wednesday.
Mr. Earl Walker was an OUT Of town
crllrr Wednesday.
Mss camilla Mcconnhry was shop
ping in Wheeling TIL" sday.
Mrs. 1Ar0h M"rcl"r is much improved
after returning from IN" hospital.
Tho mon uf III" PRESBYTERIAN church
are h"lp;ng IT. finish tn" MansH 50 Roy.
jacob Mcrglcr can EIuvr in hrfor. cold
WcnI hcr
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SAND HILL

Thor" Will be Sunday school on sun.
day morning at 10 n. III. and pTcaCh'i.s
ut II Il. IN. il The flu ban Is llItcu ~
tn" Salem 81 l.. church., a. inc S Sonl
clUSiun uf In" service Il Sunday SGho.'
superintendent will b. elected To III! III:
VACANCY caused hy the resignation ~
Mr.. O. l.. G"r$ct"r. VIII" VIII shorHs
rcm"v" to Elm Grove.
In the future there will be preacIllns
services two sundays in three. IN p!acs
ut every Sunday as VIC hav" always Peen
accustomed 10 have, greatly I" lhr lu'@
satisfaction of the congregation. 49,;
Mrs. BcriSfurd rcliCt "f the !at"
Thus E"riSfnrd. who PASSED twHy az
the home OF her. daughter IN M;M"ch''
was laid 10 resi- in the Sand ttlll ce'h'
terry on "Wednesday. November iJth; -
p. M: after fun"rnl service HGlu ="
the ". f.. church. Rev. Newman otilclat-
ing. Cridcr Bros. funeral directors.
Harry Hartrug ind TWO daughters nr2
quite I'll with typhoid fever. On" uauEh,
ter has recovered from Il light attack ot
fever Mrs. Bartrug is Il daughter u
III" late Mrs. Bcrisfnrd.
The war activity committee, Is quite
acliv" this week. hlling the war chts
and 'YurnImg the dark clouds inside oat'
I'll the boys come home"
Mrs. Lewis Conrad received word ~
tho death uf Lillian. the tw"-ycar-oid
daughter Of Chas. Conrad. of Wheeling.
Mrs Conrad WAS visiting her parents
near Cameron, when tho child contract
! james JunknS has been quite i'll with
an attack Of plcurisy. has recovered
Win McCrackrn. of Viola. who mas
been i'll at the Glendale hosrita! for
several weeks. has been removed to- N:
homo Of his wifc'S parents. Mr.. FL.
Francis. where his wife is also GONZALES
cent.
Mrs. W. II. Turner was called 70
Washington BY the serious illness OF his
mother. Mrs Glenn Burr. who continues
seriously Ill. Mrs. Turner was called
homo by III" illurSS of h"r husband. w.
H.. Turner. who is improving slowly. Dr.
Bubble is the attending physician.
Adam Rcmpl" and wife of Pin" Hill
spcnr Sunday with Mr. 5. W. Jones and
: family.
Miss Zelda Winters spent the past
week visiting friends and relatives in
Elm Grow" She has returned home.
All the schools In Sand Hill district
resumed sessions on Monday mornins,
no flu developing III the imemdate Vi
cinty. those in the northern end of the
district. recovering.
Mrs. John ritZsimmons received let
| tor from her son Private Byran t1tZ-
| simmons on Wednesday. stating he is
we'll and enjoying the experience of &C
| tiv" duties al the time or writing and
| hirir IN praise OF the care and comfort
| the l.. : affords the duughboys.
| n VISIT with sons in Wheeling.
| Dr. Lewis Conrad is visiting his fam
| lis mere this week.
| james Archer lost valuable horse
| ono of his team this week.
| Clarence Rempks. Of Sharrard, was o
J business visitor in Sand Hill on Thurs
) Lav.
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KILLED In Action.

Captain:
Kupp. David. Wayne. Pa.
SergeantS:
spangler, Howard, Petsrstown, W. w.
Taylor. Benjamin Franklin, Wilkes
Barre. Pa.
Corporals:
Siufflet. Earl P"t,stnwn. ra.
Miller Edwin D.. OrrHrld, Pa. i.
! Lindsay, Nathaniel Milton. Flat Rock
Ms1ntlre Wallace NJ. wilknshurs
Pa.
privateS:
Regard. William II. Lowell. Ohio.
Myers. Milton William. Lewiston. Pa.
S,ancr. Earl G.. l."""hhurg. Pu.
Trombcttn. James Philadrlphin. rn.
White. Dayton. Wy1ncr, W, Va.
WinicwiCz. Stanley. Pittsburgh. IA
Achor. Clifford IT,. Wyoming. ohio.
whorton, Elbort, Moundsville, W. va.
Hahn. Row w. Mount Airy, Nd.
krupp, Claude s.. Trum baucraville.
Pm.
Large. Harry. D"ylestown. Pa.
/ Died Of wounds.
| Captain:
BARBER, Timothy L., Chicago Ill.
Turtcliaub Sam David. Charleston
6. {.
Caldwell. William T. Chester. s. {.
W"olf"rd. Henry L.. Green BAY. WIZ
Hainbrldg". Howard G., philadelphia.
; Jones. Clarence r.. McKcrsporr. Ia.
: Walther. Clarence, r.. Pittsburgh, IA.
Kiln. Victor L.. Cleveland ohio.
! Ohrerlski, Walter T., Cleveland. ..
! Pitcher. Ruban ~. W"slminStcr. Md.
| Stack. Charles G.. baltimore. Md.
| Walshi, RcGln"ld. Baltimore. Md.
! Wise. Elmo C.. Bradford ohio.
! tlicn. John :. cleveland. ohio.
/ Icin". Alien T.. Vest lark. Ohio.
! johnson. Gay. Elyria. OHIO,
! Inu,z. Joseph r.. Arlington. Md,
| Died Of Airplanc Accident.
| L"utcnnmt:
ErIl. Kenneth Pasadena. Cal.
! Died of Disease.
| Li.ut"unut:
r:arf. Warry Ichn. Ir., Haltimor". Nil.
vicEers 1snac G.. bridgeport, OHIO.
| Former. Stuart T.. J"hnStnwn. Pa.
| Corp rails:
Rrutzohn. Frank. Dayton. Ohio.
| l.adnw. Hugh. Fullerton. ph!".
| Musician:
Bennett. Morris w. FREDERICK. Md.
H"rrinnnn. John g.. rh.ml"lphia. Pa.
Frazer Charles W.. Wilmington. q,
Bulry, william W. clifton Heights,
| Pa
HuItinycr. Xcmn.". Granville, ohio.
| Earhik. ,i"nrEc y. Clarence, center
| Country. Pa.
! (Irrrou, james t.. Ardm"r". IA.
! Kelly Frank j.. .Icrmyn. Ia.
| kirffrr. Dwight. K. Howard. phl".
| MvMan"s Albert H.. li"hV"r, 'hi3'
ManG"n. Raymond l.. Yorkshire. Nhi"
| HuIysun. Kn'rh. Wayii,, County. Ia.
! Shrrcy. James L.. I1"art"lh IN.
| Kistcr Frank ,IhIlHd"lphtn. lf,
Miskrl. Frank. G"t;yshurE. IA;
Morris. john r.. l'htlndIlph1a. ~
Wicklow. Get. Faycttr County. PA.
Rcichard. Raymond r. Allentown. r.
Rizzcll, Frank. West Hickory, Pa.
Taylor. Robert. NorrtHtown' "a
wounded Severely.
Hawk, Arthur T.. Allentown. Pa.
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L|TTLETON

Mr.. Lewis MorfnrI. g; Georgetown.
spent Thursday with friends IN town.
Mrs. !. j. Uud"rwhnd spent Monday
with ErirndR Ill Warrington.
Mrs ThumnS Huntington Is spending
n few days with relatives in Wheeling,
Mr.. and Mrs l.. j. ud"r hay" received
word that their son l'atrIck has ar
rived safely N Franc"
Mrs. elizabeth Admins j. spending Il
few days with trends ~ wheeling.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Br"m"r l'"nnlnGlnn
have rc'urm"d nom" after i few days
visit with friends III Pittsburgh.
Mrs. owen Slider has returned h"r"
utter IL short viSr' with friends in New
Cumberland.
Mrs, q. {. Anrlll. Of cameron. is Wis
itlnr friends her" :nr few dnyS.
Mrs, \ V Henderson has received
word that her husband. Corporal y. Y.
Henderson, has arrived safely "vrrs"a
\. Gcnrr" was II business visitor in
Wheeling Monday.
Mr.. 6scy Phillips left Monday for
five dag farloush her" with his father
/. Isaac Phillips.
Mr. e. e. Th"mpSnn of M"rgant"wn.
Il farmer resident -: this place. is bus
mess visitor h"rr E"r few days
Miss Emma ANDERSON srrnl Saturday
with friends in Hundred.
MIR Slraus Wood. Of camp Meade. IS
.ucuu;ug a lv" day Through here with
his parents. Mr. and rM~. Margon Wood
Mrs ~ i[carn"y IL spending f"w
DAYS wlih friends in ''.arh>hurs.
M-s. Fred Baker and son. Wilbur. Of
r'airn!uul. spent Sunday here with
friends. >.
with friends: IN Hundred.
Mrs. Il: T. sinairr. rf MnnnlnG'on.
su.rt sunday here with friends
Miss SADIE Sira%ntdrr has returned
houl.. after Il short visit with friends IN
MuunIsNIllc.
Miss l.nrn OFT has returned homo af-
ter :, few days visit with friends in
Warrington.
nr. and Mrs, \. G. Earnest. OF Fair
mont, spent Monday here with friends.
with TIL her sr' parei IS in wheeling.
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Hughes. Thomas j.. Baltimore, MD.
Palmer. John e. ItaGcr.t"wn, Nd.
Pickering. Clifford. Philadelphia. Pa.
Spinelli Iicrna rdu. Philadelphia. Pa.
Todd, George T.. Youngstown. v:
Vail Vernon j.. t'larks .SummitPa.
Nigllancsc Curm"lo. -AdlcI;I, Pa:
Waffle, Earl L.. J'hIlad"lrhla. Pm.
Scott. Joseph r.. "y!nnuNillc: -
MatrTn, Albert. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Lyle. William =. Carnegie. Pa
Rarrtg CINE, Nick, Flbert, W. Va;
Ecndig' John Rogers. Lancaster. Pa
Livssay, Earl, Tranhford, W. va.
Lynn. William f., lunlata. Ia.
Mercer, Frank. Lima, ONO.
Roberts, John, Kitchen, W. Va.
Edwards, William. Scranton. Pm:
Guunoe, Jesse, Charleston, W. Va.
Neyrrs, Edwin r., GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
wounded Slightly.
Narkus"n, Hnrbcr, c.. Chicago. H..
Strnthrr. Carl s.. Honey Creek. Ind.
Scrgconts: ~
Corporal: ,,,,
Kapnsniak. Joseph. Toledo. Ohio.
Murphy William Dayton. Ohio.
Bacon, Walter c.. Pittsburgh. ia.
Gccclusky, John j.. Mount Pleasant
McGnrrey. James. rhiladclphin. Pa.
Pat cchuk. Frank. YOUNGSTOWN. ONO.
sherman. John =. Fisher, PA
I'rccland. Joseph T.. c"mhridg"
Spring. Pa.
H E~HS' Sam nrI"! NJ. Eialrimore. Md.
n'IImnnrll. John. Philadelphia. Pa.
Eichnrdsru. George Washington. West
Eulkuwski. Frank dickson City. Pa.
Sarti Ego Scranton. Ia.
Saul. Edwnrd. l"ulrnnk. Ia.
ward, Clarence, Artlel. W. Va.
Missing In Action.
Corporate:
C!nrntta Chester J.. Philadelphia.
Erinu. Arthur NJ. Tt"ga County Pa:
McCutcheon. walter A., Nicholas
County, W. Va.
Noun"mach"r. Harry L.. Sinking
No6%rt:"n. Samuel l.. Philadelphia
Rohror. Charles f.. Fairplay, Md.
; Rose. l.l". Sharpavilln. Pr.
/ Scott. charles r.. I:nltimur". Md.
! Slpc. William H.. York. IA.
H'riscnd Lawrence L.. Newark. ohl"
! Werner. William H.. philadelphia, PA
West, Gordon t.. Philadelphia. Pm.
. Zirplcr. William H., Last baltimore
. Ztomrr. Joseph. Philadelphia. PA.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITIES for men suffer

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Nil!er, William X, Fleetwood. IA.
Miller, William NJ. HI ShlaNdtown. Md
Mills. Jonas H.. RrdEtiun. Md.
NiS"r. George. ScXtonviiIC. Nd.
Cponnrl. william T.. t!arksvillc
Oldt. Sterling V. Catasnuqua. P;L
Schanda. Joseph j.. Philadelphia. Ia.
Shank. Martin ~. Humm"ls;nwn l'u
Sh"arcr, George w. Shrewsbury Pa
Sites Leslie, Ironton. =.
Strranski. Martin. Baltimore Md.
Tanner. Henry l.. GovanStnwu. Md.
Cminski, Nulrslay. Philadelphia. Pa
Ncll'z'n. Joseph. Old F'urrr Ia.
icag"r. John r. Canton. Md.
EahrHdniX. JOHN ~. Elak"ly. IA.
ZicGlrr Robert j.. Philadelphia. Pa
zimmerman. George. Barhr-Iun. =.
linn. Joseph. Philadelphia Ia.
Zuppi, Rtnaldp. Pittgton. Ia.
NIGHT LIST.
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FOR SALE

roz sALE-Ilohart electric dough ana
pastry mixer and vcEctahlc S';'"' I"'
rcstnuran; ar h"rad;na; h"uS-. Kitchen.
Gus H. Mcdick. li2l Market street
uhonc S4G-.i. - H.-t
FOR SALE good milk cows: one Ne
LavcI cream separator. Call "."ds-
dali 79?-W. IL ~
FOR shlE-MUst r" sold Furniture
HAT r1st $500. only used - days: only
$3.50. 92": Man 81. City. III
FOR SALE -E"rrctS. Males $500; fc-
ml,lrs $5.5W Sacks zoe. w. q. Soldan,
81 18th s.. ---------- nil,
FOE sAI9NFine white Italian marble
$50 90 frT quick sale. Call 1881 and
ask for 9has. L. S"ng"wn!L. n-lS-l
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1000 HID THE FLU.

Special dispatch /" tho lnf"lliE"nccr.
MARTINSRl'R re. W. Va. Nos. IL
NJ i"ns' ;.n0n residents "f Mart!nshu-G
suffered front inflT"u2n during th" re-
On: epidemic. according /" l"rl! health
authorities. The dis"as" produced about
80 deaf hs.
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WANTEO-Agents

wANTED-Thrcc gooo agents to sell
household necessities on the install.
ment plan. Best OF goods and best q
commissions. We pay weekly. Z. r:
Adams Co. 114O-1142 Main St mr-1:-tf
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American Casualties
Afternoon LIST.
lojSl.
Killed In Action.

t.iau,c,,,t Colonel.
Sm,ib Fred f, WASHINGTON. D. C.
CnntainS:
i!nrlnyy Francis A.. Douglas, Wash.
Enftnv I,ouis. I,egardo, Augusta, Ga.
smith clarence j., Los Angeles. Cal.
1.i,r,t,n1n,.
Inrl.n,, FRANKLIN 7 New York n Y
Warsrhaucr Edward. New York. Y. 7.
Wun.larlich. Albert c, LAnsdowne Pa
Inhnstnn Icsnph n, Chanel Hill n
G
I;,HS: Ids" Frank 1 NJ, East Orange, N.
- - -: ~,
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ENDED HER LIFE,

Snccir! Dispatch to thn Intclliscncer
MAHTlNSBrRG. ". Va. Nov. l5-
Miss Nannic 7. Brown. aged IL years.
took her life here yesterday at an early
hour by hanging. Miss Brown had sut-
frred from ill health and this fact WAS
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FOR SALE-Farms.

FOE sALE-100 acre farm located
miles east Of Cambridge; yafy de-
sirable place for 4 home. Eliza l..
Scott, r. y. S. Cambridge. Ohio. n-9-l
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TWO NEW ApDc1RAnG

John a. Hcogewerft and Marbury John
Eton were nominated today by President
hty3lnz- 4 In Of hA
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WANTED-MaIe


wANTED-Wide awake man 10 take
charge OF our local trade; $500 to
$500 day steady. No experience re-
quircd: pay Starts at once. Write to-
day. American Products Co.. S51 Amer
lean Bldg, Cincinnati Ohio. n-lG-g
wAHTED-Man for stock room. with
reference F. w. Woolworth CO.. 1911
to 1919 Market ST. n-lG-i
WANTED@ electricians, steady work.
Apply Steam Electric Co., 2o-1etn St.
n-l5-l
hand. Must be married and small
family Address Farm Hand care Intel
ligencer. n-li-l
wANTED-Men learn barberng. Earn
while learning. Jobs waiting. Good
pay. Write Mnlnr Barber College. 33l
w 9Th ST., Cincinanti, Ohio.
n-ll-lmo
WANTED-THREE GOOD LINOTYPE
OPERATORS; MUST BE SOBER.
APPLY FOREMAN. 1NTElL1GENcES.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r.osr-Four 81 bills. between Jacob
md Fourteenth down u Market. Re-
ward if returned to lntel!iScnc1r office.
n-lj-g
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no ,t,uht responsible for her rash act.
Sh( resided alone and only one sister
: survives.
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WANTED-Fe1nale

wANTEp-Earn SIS weekly. spare time
writing for newspapers. magazines.
EXP. unncc.; details free. Press Syndi-
cute 7S2. St. Louis. Ao. n-l6-g
wAHTED-Girl Of good appearance to
demonstrate Q new food product. Ap-
pIy at Stall 81 Market Auditorium t1Il-
mediRtely. n-li-l
WANTED-Cook who will assist IN
housework for family Of two: highest
wages will be paid to competent person.
Address Mrs. Geo. House, Virginia Apart
ments or phone No. l424-J Wig. n-l4-i
WANTED-G0rcrnmen needs $4,000
women clerks. WEIGHING exsminat'%Ms
necessary. Women desiring government
positions write for free particulars. j..
{. Leonard CORNER Civil Scr&cc Exam
incr), 800 Kenois Building. WASHINGTON.
n III
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT we'll furnished single
rooYls, Also two connecting rooms.
INQUIRE Monday morning AT so 1ith 81.
n-l6-I
ToR RENT-Turn!she light house
kncDins rooms. for man and VILE g?
one or two mon $3.50 per week ana UP
'n' n-l6-i
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WANTED--Real Estate.

wANTED-I want TO buy small house.
three 70 six rooms. in Wheeling. Give
location. description and lowest CASH
price. Number Five, care lntciiigenccT.
n-l3-l
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MISCELLANEOUS

PRESS WE'LL AND SAVE MONEY
IARGE ASSORTMENT OF SLIGHT
TX USED FINE OvERCOATS AMI
SUITS ar GREAT BARGAINS. GAS
SELL, 1929 MAnKET ST. ALSO BUY
SECOND HAND CLoTA1H4. o-l0-tt
PATENTS s :: :sssf ;. 5:s ': 4;
trademark litigation. Booklet freA
n. 4. DUNLAP, PS3oUt Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building
Wheeling. ". Va
Evening journal., 1918-03-22
TO REDRAFT U. S.
BRITAIN TREATY
BY the Unlled Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The draft
treaty between the United states and
Great Britain will be rewritten by the
State DepBrtm mt.
Troublesome and delicate questions
which have arisen since the treaty was
submitted 70 the Senate foreign relations
committee have made this necessary,
the committee has been informed
The committee today met 20 con
slider the treaty.
senator store. chairman Of the COM
mittee, stated that President Wilson's
Withdrawal Of The British treaty agreed
90 by the Ser ate in executive session
last night wa because it was cOnsld-
cred necessary to redraft il in its en-
tirely.
The question OF drafting IriJl Ma
tionals in this country. which accord
ing 10 earlier Information given COM
miltec membe S. had been settled be
tween Secretary Lansing and Lord
Reading, Brit a Ambassador, is still
open. 70 was learned to-day, md must
be dealt with N the treaty. There arc
a number Of % her questions involved
A sub-comn ttee will be appointed
today by SEM or Stone 10 keep with
the State Dep; ,tmepi in rcdrafiing the
treaty.
Evening journal., 1918-03-22
NAME CHAIRMAN FOR
COUNTY LOAN Push
Mr.. RoSsell Appoints Able
Committees for Every
Rural Hundred
NEW CASTLE PLANS
FOR LIBERTY PARADE

John 5. Rossell, chairman Of the Lib
erty Loan Committee for New Castle
county, announces that the organiza-
tion Of the county by hundreds for the
third Liberty Loan has been completed.
Each hundred has a committee COM
posed OF representative men, and the
chairmen OF these committees are as
follows: Bandywine hundred, j. Allen
Colby: Chrlstlana hundred, Robert p.
Robinson; Mil Greek hundred, Joseph
Mitchell. Jr.; White Clay Greek hun
dred. Dr. Samuel c. Mitchell; New
Castle hundred, Andrew Bryson; Pen
cader hundred, J. Irwin Dayeit; Red
Lion hundred, Hon. r. Bayard Helsel :
ST. Georges hundred, Edward Ladley
APPOINTMENTS hundred, Daniel b. Ma
loney; Blackbird hundred, George ;.
Woodkeeper
Andrew Bryson, chairman Of the Lib
erty Loan Committee for New Castle
aud New Castle hundred has perfected
his organization and has sub-divided
both the city and the hundred into dis
irlcts, each district having a sub
chairman in charge.
The chairmen in charge of the four
districts In New Castle proper. are as
follows: John n. Lambson, district 1
r. dell Janvier. district >; James 3.
Toman, Jr., district 3; and Joseph A.
Carlin, district g.
The chairmen in charge OF the four
outlying districts are as follows: W. r.
Silver. district A; ]. r. Hayes and C. ID.
Applaby, district B G. w. Riitenhouse
district C.: James W. Foster, district
d, and John %. Lambson, district T.
The committee appointed TO arrange
FOR bond subscriptions. banking etc
Is composed OF Ezekiel Cooper, chair
man; john +. Taylor, and George
Pierce.
Committees have been appointed as
follows: Reception committee. Lieuten-
ant Governor Eliason. chairman: parade
committee, Mayor II. ". Cavcnder
chairman; decorations committee. J. r.
LambsOn, chairman: music committee
James +. Challenger chairmaR; and
publicity committee. s. 5. Deemer
chairman.