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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
ANOTHER YOUNG HERO TO
TEE FRONT

= About the funniest thing The Intel
Ggepcer has seen in this quiet poiit-
ical campaign IS tho t'lirmonI Times
editorial comparing G. ". Watson
with the young West Virginia hero
who carried the message to Garcia.
made famous by Ebert Hubbard.
I'VE have no doub, that Colonel Wa
son will heroicaHy offer himself 10
carry any message, TO any~Garria, who
may be running around loose. pro-
|Tided he can do it in his private car
and it does not take too much time
from the more serious duty OF bosstnS
the West Virginia Democracy and
passing out soft jobs TO faithful
friends. like the editor of the Times.
: In another column OF The lntet'i-
gencer, to-day. Hon. W. +. Wells Il
Newell. w. Va. head OF on" OF the
most important Industries in Americ9,
urges the nomination OF Hon Joseph
H. Gaines Of Charleston for the United
States Senate Mr. Gaines candidacy
has made highly favorable impros-
sion upon a very coR>idarahl" number
OF leading business mrn and manutlc-
aturers in this section OF West VIZ.
e:nia and Mr.. Wells outsaoken advo-
cacy IS an evidence of that fact.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18

"A we'll developed state pride NOR"
than anything else. Is responsible for
the Watson sentiment which is l:nring
ing up elsewhere. declares the Garks-
burg Exponent. =
In view Of The fact that Clarence w
Watson scarcely ever stays in Yves:
Virginia it is pertinent to ask whose
stnie prid" is sprnSing up "rcrywhcr"
IF il is Maryland's. why did not Mr.
Watson enter the running lists in :hai
Statco
This matter Of etate prize is certainly
a. poor argument for Watson support
ers 10 advance in his behalf. II stat
pride Is to count for anything. it would
EehoovG the people to nominate an!
elect man who stays in West Virginia
more than a few dnys out OF the year.
and ia acquainted with the needs ami
conditions OF its people. or course, the
Watson organs will come hack nj thrs
with the excuse now properly appilca-
BILE. that Mr.. Watson is holding down IS
fnt job in the army for which reason he
cannot now spend any Of hts time in this
state But. before Mr.. Watson took his
soft and lucrative army post. he Wa
about rs much OF n stranger to WeSi
Virginia rs Thomas F. Watson. OF
Georgia or James r. Watson. OF In
diana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
REPUBLICAN BUSINESS MEN

Charles NJ. Schwab, a Republican
business man. has been called 10 The
aid Of our shipbuilding program and
no doubt is pulling it out of the chaos
in which warning Democratic politi-
clans involved il. John y. Ryan, an
other Republican business man. has
taken charge Of aircraft construction,
and is making progress after Sccrc-
;ary Baker and his associates had
wasted large part Of four billion dol
lars without tangible results Edward
r Stnrtinirs. another Republican bus
mess man. has been called in TO check
tho appalling waste and extravagance
in government buying. Little by lit
Ito the important duties and RESPONSE
bilitjeS Of this wa- must be transferred
from the hands Of cheap politicians
and placed with those who are best
able 10 handle them. There will DC
more Republican business men at .he
helm as the days go by. and We may
ex,.'c: II see very formidable addi-
ton. to their number as 4 result OF
he fall election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
CONTROL, OF TELEGRAPH
LINES

With tht, paSSagr. by Congress II d"
bin authorizing tho President /" tax"
control OF the telegraph line of III"
country another considerable step IS
taken coward thar state Socialism
WHICH w. have been approaching Sn
rapidly. The tnI.li;%"rc"r Is OLD
fashioned enough To- believe hat th@
great businesses OF ii" country can rs
4 rule b. hes: conducted by the mon
who initiated and created them. 1t De
licveS also that under ordinary Cou1i-
lions private ownership and operation
Of any industry is likely 10 b" mucil
more ecounmical and satisfactory imam
government ownership and operation.
Moreover tho experiences OF ali history
is that bureaucratic control Of Industry
no; Only destroys is initiative aud IS
Gciency. bat in ;hc end breaks Gown
villa its own weight Of cumbersome de
tail.
AT the present time there IL no
emergency tiAt requires either the
telephone or the telegraph lines to be
taken. out Of the hands OF their owners
So far as We can sec they have boon
rendering about as good service as any
public utility. In fact. the telegraph
companies. in particular, have kept up
the standard of their work and have
made an infinitely better record under
great difficulties than many depart
ments Of the government have. The
extravaganza and reckless waste Of
material that have been apparent in
most OF the government work have mt
been appa rent in telegraph operations.
Eeing business enterprises. conducted
by business men. the management has
been economical and efficient. They
have had no Overlooking treasury.
filed by The patriotism and devotion
Of the American people. 10 draE Oh
within their. revenues and they have
done admirably well.
The first experience of the public,
after Mr.. McAdoo took control Of TIE
railroads. was q % per cent advance
in freight rates--an advance which
has added probably one billion dollars
to the cost OF living of the American
people this year.
IS an advance in telegraph charges
automatically to follow another add!-
ton to the McAdoo industrial sover-
eighty?
Are We not already paving. as peo-
pie, quite enough for tn" privilege Of
centralizing power and responsibility
in the hands OF men who have acct
dcntalIy stumbled into high office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
QUENTIN ROOSEVELT

=. Quentin Roosevelt. the youngest son
q. the ex-Presidon,. has met his death
in the line OF duty.
! It is the glory OF this Republic tina,
Il commands the services and spends
+: the blood. when need be. OF men or
! every rank and class and position.
;. This var Is not a rich mans war 70
be fought by poor men alone. Il is
not a-pofiticians' war. 10 be won by
) pouring out the blood OF tho people.
lit is. the peoples war. and the whole
American people are in IT,
Young Roosevelt met his death
} SxHlng heroicaliy. but no more hero
,caIly than thousands of other Amer
lean boys who do not bca. distin-
zudshed names. will fight and die. he
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Tin ,>,.r."r..-..> gath, re-! from = *ii'
i,,.. az il.r lnail power 81 tin nation ~
Connection with IL" examinations 81
drafted ,rr, AMI vulr::,ic"rS Nav" irH%h
tu:t!.i vniu:iil.. lessons. On 81 '''
n;u:;, .:nI,rrllnt J. ;hnt this country Has
run-i,,.!uu~lN :"si"clvi thu. health car
81 children.
Nor. Than - pr cert &C OFT E"unS
tn"a w"r,, r"J. It'd "u account "i PhHS'-
cal unli.u":,s: ana even nanny 'F nv
VINO w,.r.. ac,...pi"d w"r" So nun"
,.i,r;rl :" ~. pily<lral -jrIIm NJ ami
t.lr. tr.Iuln@ that In" country mas '.'''
spending. and - >U:'rdlE;;. hii'"iiS W
,!ullarS III money. and many ih"H'h" q"
lr;iulia; ami ~ r':$".. !" iii'M' ""' H'.'
r,w,.: ready in undertake. til" ardu""@
war ,a.k t. which ihrS ""EnirE has
i..!g.d iIS,if ThT"'-t"ur'hS -: INC
,i,n, ,,,.w needed for lh. tTrutIns 81 eur
>niLirr. ;..r active Scrylr" could nav"
l,rrr Sry.,! L t. piiNSI'Hl framing h''"
been :u integral uar' %: me d3IiE ROT"
;ir,.. "t every hoy III every Sch""l Ia"
iininV.
AS a. MATER al fact. IN Tn" laTS" lilies
uhySical :r:iin!u" has I""n irtr"'nC'u
gradually in tin. rtinlr' S'N""I 'ES''''>'
moi perhaps IN III" deere" |" Whl'h II
is necessary, but At least beginning
has been made. rha; thus L. thinning
has hcru Il goud CO." IS shown ny INC
It,rr that tn. urban population mas
eiv,.n relatively better h&nr''S az "'H'@>
than tho rural p"pulaii"n.
1t is generally believed that IN" rur;"
l,ny has a =r":!t ahvautac" over 'hH
r,ty boy. OWN. to living IN Ia" open air
nm! ,I,.in:; many chores wh'cn ar" sup
,,n.rL t. exercise and strengthen nj"
(rnLy. and thus improve his h'Iuth' Al
y ,urnruriSun made in connection WI"
the drnft for the army the ioii""'hs
figures are given: of "H.ol' r"SlSlra't's
IN urbuu AREAS. selected "ar'1N i!E i"t
this experiment. ".9G2 w"r" r"1cc'cu' u,
tia6o r"ciStrantS in rural areas. i~'7"-
were regretted. THIS Is 2H4' per ''''
~ city and ".eG per cent IL country
hnys This practical tie icuonSir;L rates
,hrt the routry boy has 10 mHiHT"|l ah-
vantage over the city Wy III TINS re-
sp"ct. .,,o,
OF course. thcrH nro many "Nriaha-
,ior. rnssib!c The urud.;cry OF farm
life * no; an adVSLlsaS: oyer the aver
,.-,, nccuuati"nnl and scholastic opPor
,ruIlir> II tn. city. IL IL oli'-N'"'u GU
.tuu;ing IN its effect. Til" fresh AR
,rd SUNSHINE. OF the country "rc "HS'''
W.. ,,uI>yIruit. conditions Of Iii" III III"
farn, hu,r"rS AID country SCHOOLS
nation Wild. investigation mas I'''. ''''''
int, tic condition ii rural S"n'"lS. ",'n
most astounding hygiene and o'h'r "'
rrc.s hay.. been discovered. tn" S'A"''
children in rural districts are N'''''''H
.f these ti,.plurauic conditions.
Furthrrlnrrc or present ihrh' p'P"
laItun is no longer COMPOSE" CT Inv
s,urLirr elements of The nation, IN IN"
l,-r. masses. Th" mnr" "n"rG"'l'' SCI.
,r,..nJ,.n,. cttici.r.t ;lnd Eiril" indlrid-
49,, b,,.s ruirraIcd tn the urban ccnierS
I"oyinc. rho less efficient behind. ThnS
th.. material Of which the urban p"pu-
I,inu IS composed is from IN" START
more hopeful than the rural material
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American Casualties

WASHINGTON. July 1T.-The army
casualty list to-day shows:
Killed IN action. 80: died Of wounds.
1G; d!cd OF disease. ! died Of itirplanG
accident, =; died of accident and other
causes &, wounded severely. 90. miss
ing. .: prisoner. i. Total. lI3-
The list:
Killed In Action
S"rE"ants:
Ralph COX. Sharpsville. Ind.
Charley Davis. Washington. y {.
t;"urgr Gcgcr-, Green Bay, WIS.
turpOralS.
Dave DAVIS. Soddy. Tenn.
Claude Il. Harper. Social Ciri". Tia
Samuel NJ. Kraft. Akron. -.
Luke Nnp"duuo. Br"Uklyn.
Harry Ict"rS. Toledo. -.
William II. salvador. Philadelphia.
Cook Joseph W. Ii"cc. Salisbury. \. &.
l'rlvAtrS:
charles ~ r'rrimnff Hro"klyn.
Alunzu J.. baldwin. l'"S M"iu"". In.
Samuel Hrlinski. Bridgeport. Conn.
.InScuh Eucinr. EuiTal". y. Y.
bradley Rlyrkhart. MGlt"h':rt$. Ky.
,;"urgc II. Downing. Natural bridge.
y. Y.
lanes A. Dnnhnn. Whiting. kIS.
William Ellison. iilmlra Heights. y. Y.
Roy l.. Finn"y. Cambridge. kas.
Edwin l.. Frank. tunS'ahl"vill". y. Y.
Frank Il iIuddl"stuu. Melbourne. Fla.
Morris kruput. Ernoklyn. y. !.
Samuel lruma. CanardaE Ia y. I.
Nick MninaE. AE"ia. Grr"r".
Joe r. MeaEhcr. l.i!li$, Has.
Robert t.. Mitchell. New Haven. conn
charles r.. Muntagur, ilObok"u. \. ~
William N"wSh'iun. Fulton. y. y.
Samuel X; Nicholas. Tullahutna. T"nn
Earl C. o'Erien, E,oucevcrte, W. Va,
John u'ConilUr. E;lmir;t. y. J.
Charles f.. Patterson. Na"la. Mas
.Ir,m"s II. Poe. l.aurclll""n"ry Tenn.
In, H. I'ulllam. Enundbnit"!n. Va.
charles y. Schiavunu. Waterbury.
Conn.
William Scih"rt. .HaCrrsIuwn. Md.
Donald G. SlrVugh. Lander. Ny".
John j. Tcsnrn. New i"ri CITY.
Milton f.. Nnn I"lt. t'r"nN. y. \.
Died From, Wounds:
I.i"utcI'ti!t~.
Scott l.. i."rnr1. S"ldicr. kaS.
Harold {. Mills. Troy. y. '.
Srrgchnts John j. Hogan. Syracuse. y.
Newton Lcud"n. HumansrIll". Mo.
COrpuraiS.
Ernest Benedict. Mclean. III.
Gerald II. Fitzgerald. New YORK CITY.
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Harry Berry. OrdrnShu-G. y. ]:
Ivan y. Ferry. 6OS West WaShuSto on
avenue. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
DAVID V. HInkI"y. Amos. Iowa.
Hubert Elayn"y. Niin~ Iowa
William +. EurCharr!l. 30l Wrst One
Hundred FiTticlh street. New YORK.
Robert q. Eogert. Brady, Montana.
Joseph Ror"wski, RrsS"m"r, Mich
paul l.. Eradl. Whitch"r". y. I.
SiIa% j.. Iranham. Amherst Va.
Iawrenc" T.. Eru"ks, @1hl South hlShl
street. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
Ray :. BROOKS. RndCIiffr. Colo.
John CapusrclIo. 81 Elm street. Law
Sol u. COIN. ~ Sixteenth street. Oak
land Cal
street. Fort loyal Texas.
Rnval Crock. l@9 Turin street, Rome
\. y.
Andrew Cushi". Gilh"rr"n. IA.
Faulo di lo;anicm, High stre7rt. R"-
chester. y. Y.
Arch" Donaldson. Dexter city. ONO
Floyd W. Jonathan. Falls Mills. Va
Horace England. Glasgow. ny.
Robert T. Falls. Kings Mountain, y. {.
1nkc &. F'rankli Golden Fond. NY.
InSreuh II. Goodman. ~ Church street
Srrin Efic1d. Mass.
J"s%" $. Gusrin. Hanover. Kansas.
Charles r. Hammer. Kingsley. Iowa.
Theodore HarEn$. Irwin. Ia.
Henry !. Hartman. dis North Fourth
street; Allentown. Pa.
~"h-nrt T.. Hickey. Denton. TrSas.
Charles Higgins. Tlrnndrr"Ea. y. 7.
Elmer 1I"rning. Chammnnt. y. y.
Inhn r. Howe. Gl"nhlIrn. T'a.
Vincent lIc"nhcn. 522% Winchester nv
cnu". Chicago.
Toncy .i0chumson Cedar Falls. Iowa
William J. Johnson. 2ni West Third
st->ct. Sioux F'nlls. Iowa.
Thomas T. Kitty. Carter street
Charlcstown. Mass
George ! Lang Ottawa. MINI.
Charles Ianuozza. Canastota. y. Y.
Jabez C. Larerty, Dry Creek, W. va.
Leroy Lawrence Camden, y. !.
William Legg, Gri1nm's Landing, W.
Va.
George r. Lewis. Cltrty. Tenn.
John l.. Tnil. Winnrhago. Neb.
Eugene Mccarthy. 316 West noninick
street. Rome y. Y
r Howard IT. AIcGec. Oiathc. Kansas.
Muir VI. McKelvey. 1916 Magnolia av-
cnue. Los ANGELES: Calf;
If Rue NJ. Martin. Malvern. Iowa.
Albert E. Mever. West Moreland: Kan
Ottaviano Fottjneo. +2 Jefferson
street. Newark. ~. J.
Gcorrc 6. Ptnfoid LONDON. England.
Harrison F. Rachow. Pound Lake.
MINI.
william, c. Rannn. Patio Crcei,. iowa
N'l'lE ". tG"0Fth. L0rCnhStrT. -Seu.
Gnorrc r Roberts. IA Delaware ave-
nrc. Nir er;nr. y. Y.
anthony 9. Rurr Catherine. Kan.
CNnrorcc 4. Schmidt. TO Mora. Iowa
Max G. ENnw. Cedar T'nli.. Iowa.
Giorn ShoaiS. lIoitnr. 1rd.
1niroa aIlhnnnk. Cicero. Ill.
". r. Eroarr. No. IFS South Spencer
htrcnt. hu-rra III. Y
A!nos ". T!ppiHG. Atlanta. On.
Dn,rInIk Tomkn, l720 Buchon street.
South Fond. Ind.
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FEEDING OUR ALLIES

While American reinforrenents
| have restored tho balance OF man
power in France. the formidable add
!. tions that We have made 10 the allied
fighting STRENGTH are really not our
most important achievement. The
armies and tho civilian population If
France, Belgium and Italy have ben
practically kept alive by American
food during ri" las; year. Americans
have saved 10 all advantage. They
have no; suffered. but from th'l:
plenty they hav" spared enough 10 tide
millions oyer days OF want.
- y Federal buil.tiu just issued shows
that 70 June |. 1918. We had shipped
30 cur Allies l.D.UN.tU0 bushels 0f
wheat though our surplus above ordj
nary needs WIS estimated at only
10000 900 bushels. The balance %!
100, 100000 bushels represents the say
ing OF the American public. Wheat
less days and wheat substitutes did i.
Of beef for The same purpose Amer
month these shipments rHached 81
100000 pounds. In times Of peace. We
have felt unable to spare moro than
1.0o0. 900 TO 2000 900 pounds 4 month.
oFTor eleven months ended with May
more than 81 .0bQ.0 pounds OF fresh
beef alone was shipped. in addition to
the supplies sen; % our own army and
ynavy. This WAS nearly l32.01G.o4o
pounds more than "" sent in the Sam"
period year earlier. The excess "!l
: went TO the Allies. OF canned beef
the exports were 19uD6.000 pounds,
against 6O.OOO.00D pounds.
:. OF pork in one month during Tho
last year 0S.Gh0. o0h pounds was TX.
ported. Usually 5000. DOC pounds Is
.>our surplus sent abroad. The total.
including fresh. smoked. canned and
,.picl1led fork. was 1.l2l .00h 900 pounds
in eleven months. against 90e. 000. 01n
pounds for the same period The year
before.
We have been abb TO send th"so
enormo,S amounts O; food ah"ua'l
without seriously DENYING oursely"%
sIf it had been necessary. we corl'!
probably have increased foreign ship
rnents great deal. This years har
vests proraiSe 20 b. Tnuci: more Uoun
tiful than those OF. last year. More
over, we are Farming how TO sa"a
and how 10 deny ourselves. Next year
and the next. if need 70. A'u"rjca 81
be depended on TO send food in enor
nous quanrifjes TO III" fighting m"r
and tho civilian population OF on;
Allies.
We will not lose the war from lac
Ui. food.
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, .Troutman. Lewis. Kansas

l. .Trou man, Lewis. Kansas-
Earl n Ward. Atlanta, Ind.
James o. Williams. 6c3 West Frisco
street. Oklahoma City.
Kenna J. williams, liverpool ". Va
Timothy ". Williamson. Van Zaut. Ny
Missing In Action.
SnrEt. Carl S. Mckee, Sibley. Ia
Corporals-
Charles H. Doane, 1925 South FIT.
tntnth street Terra Fautc. Ind.
Earle +. Murphy, Homestead avenue
Hartford. Conn.
Privatee-
+. f.. Brunkow wamcEo Man.
Robert l.. McEnay. Vancouver. Wash
Mike Orrstean. Tenth street. Ens
Youngstown. Ohio.
John z. SciulIo, - South Elm stree.
Waterbury. Conn.
lanes J. Shea, g. East Auburn avenue
Cincinnati Ohio.
James Whritencur, Sm tbs Mills. y
J.
Prisoner.
Private EIrim Lchukcy. ?26 North
Franklin 81 rcet, PHILADELPHIA Pa
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MOONEY IN DEATH CELL"

SAN FRANCISCO. July 17.-Accom'
panied only by Sheriff Thomas Finn anc
deputy. Thomas J. Mooney left this
city at ten o'clock today for the death
row" in San Quentin pcnitentiary where
nc Is under sentence TO he hanged or
August % for murder in connection WITH
O preparedness day bomb explosion hcra
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THE HoIIEH LaUGEL1N CHINA CO.
NJ
HOMER LAUGaL1N CHINA
NawEll, W. Va, July, 10, 1913.


Editor Wheeling ln;-lli S"nccr.
Wh".ling. ". Va.
Dear SI"s:-ft ~ becoming 'n"TE CVl-
Il. NJ every day that Congress VAL har"
it's wCrk ut out FOR L during the re-
crnst ruc:.pn i.r!o4l nftcr n" var. So
c.ai. poilILca! and liuanciil problems OF
Tremendous importance. and without
precedent n ;he hisroiy Of any country,
vii! ha:. u be solved. The United
States :or twrnty years after ihe war
will he wha. N" T.rst Congress after the
var shall make Il.
In selecting ren for Enc United States
Senate "v.ry consideration should be
waived cxcrp: .Sg prn"cn capacity for
,he job. II - no reflection upon any or
tho other WORTHY Candidates ~ say that
Hon Joseph n. GhInca demonstrated
MS fitness during hE fin" c1Tesr In Con-
9ress. and during his experience as
member az The VA md Means COM
rnit,ec Thosn vino came n contact
With mn. at that time know taat ne
had won posirior or respect ana l!'fIu-
"ncc ut Washington: tha- made ltsetF
r:xh'rose!y felt upon national les's!a-
ton OF the r,r3, ;GpOrtancc.
Jon C;ainra 10 trustworthy. &c never
faltcrs in h!s Locally 70 sound Sepuoi!-
can pr!ncipi"B nor In his devotion to
state and country. t!c vas one CT the
most convincing sr"skrra IN ChnErcs9.
IT, is OF pleasing personality. h1'l Ia all
respects IS qualified to serve West Vir-
girIa during the trying time 20 come.
whcn Il heh oorca Us 10 G-Aft the hcst
wisdom and experience tho state affords.
Very truly yours.
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CHARLESTON. ". Va ,,,n rs irS
ooinion OF the state road comm S SS.'..
,h,t rnn0 construction work IN "'St
Virginia should nnt H. S lT n%ss, fIS
nn.;,h labor available for tina, rurI%S',
rh" Gully caution t %freT cd;,nc III H "r ma
.;t,n.l drrCnsc Ia tho nlimina''on OF
Transformation Of materials as mo'h ~
Commissioner Scrnlon nG thc c'nI, ,,r; ..
sion, in Il letter tn IoddrldEc "nnn I'LL,
rngiprrrs, declares there Is ""!h
.nnmrh on the roads in every cn"nt!
Of the state withnu, the nccHSS''E '",
much transportation or IN" use VI
~, is going to be The policy at ,ns m,
commissions" he said. Ito Try |" ~
nII lie class \ roads in Zach county
properly surveyed and spend IN" ,,i"'t ny
ami labor III making good r"1t4S' ~
Guiding good alignment. good grains
and good .drainagc. Ia that way
ties. though still dirt r"nds. rHsSapIc
pr,," ticaliy NIL IN" year r"und: anu rs
things begin 20 get normal they can
be- more easily hard-surfacrd.
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TO HOUSE wAR WORKERS..

WASHINGTON. July 17.-Part OF the
Washington Union railroad station plazs
was designated with other properties by
President Wilson today for temR~
structures to house wsr workeAA :.
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CHARLESTON. ". Va.-SiN hunhrra
ond yrycnlv-nvn coupons Of "r"dlt W"I"
issued TO West virginia teachers "ln
oualiiird for them hy securing Spc.i",
training during IN" year 70 'nP'.n'
,h.;r reaching ability. according l" an
49, ...,,a,,,nrt nv Tho state dcpar mont OF
.chooIs. Kanawha county ranked mrs.
among the counties IN securing ,,
coupons. Harrison cuunty was Sc'''''"
and Wctzrl third.
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rATRNONT. ". Va--Thc annual
toachnrs' Institute for Marion county
viii he hold in Fa!rmnnt The wocl' 81
August IS Instructnre will bo {. IS
Robnrtron If PIttahurgh:. Waitmhn l.
Harhe ~ Norgant own: Mias Lydia l..
i1nvIs ~ T3uckhnnnon Professor FAIRY
r. Taylor OF l.arcast"r. Pa. will direct
:, hn ~
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PhPErRSREPG. ". Fa-H. r.
Owens, private srcrctnTy' to J. W. Foot.
division superintendent Of the Rat!m"rc
&. Ohio railroad. hns heen aif'oIn!W 80
director az the United Etetna rn'lroho
Mt T'hiladelPhIn.
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CUARI. EsTON. ". Fa.--Ry 4 TrS'flu
zion recently adopted. The stat" n"Hr"
Of education rf West Virginia has ''li n.y.,
mated the German ianEuaS" from Wv"
IL Oh school course Of study and from
the combinations for high school Ger
iEf..,i
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FhTRMOST.. W En.---E.dEtr IL
N-orthInEton. general norrctnry or INC
z. N. c. \. h"r". f"r ,"rt fnr ~"
York, where ~ Will enter tho radio s"rr-
ice OF the urmy.
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FOR GAINES
Hon W. z. Wells, Of Newell. Strongly
Endorses the Gaines
Candidacy.

Hon. W r: Wells. secretary and treas
l,rr "r ihr Ii,Hn.r l-1ughlin China CO,
-, NEWELL ". Va. AMI ":t" -! IN" most
IniIW.'.iInl E'i.utii"unS III III" northern
section 1t III STATE. strongly endorses
:t,.. .-I:tti.!:try for: he tnt"h states son
a.. It zion. JoScy.! II. Gaines. 'rhr In
tell. ~ u"..r IS in r.-'..Irt If ~" I"ii""iit,E
cor: ,r;I!f.lrati"a :-,rn NJ Wells:
THE Ho1rEe 1AUGx11N CHINA CO.
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STATE NEWS


CHARLESTON. w. Ea.~-May"r '''"'
NncOurnu OF this city Will rrSIEI'
ms ,,flcc within the next few ""'NH
and will enter tn" army hS n 49,
~ ,l,.. medical corps. Mayor MacNHrrn
~ one. Of TIN. best known ph?H'ctahS t. -
-, r,,,.,us in Cha rirStun. TN" army COM
mission was rendered tn" ih"S"I
surgeon General GurgaS. ana nc i'''''
tl;Ltcly accepted.
EEYSER. w. Fa.--Lukr McpnM'f''
manual training instructor 81 IN" ~?
scr public schools has tHN'n apI"'"'
mineral county SUPERINTENDENT
schools. succeeding the late Arth"r H.
Sites.
RERIEIi Fly SPRINGS. w. Na;L ,H,.'S
1iiIIc Rockwell, who has been crnplns va
az n teacher IN tho Parsons hIEa Schn'n'
Tnr some ti1ac. has accepted an "p
nniutrurut aS instructor III a '"'rh
~ Lucknow. India. and Will SILL 1"'
that country this fall.
R0SCEVERTF, W. NM--A Green
hricr county Republican del"Eatr '
,.rn,ion 10 select delegates Ia the ''r''"-
hrirr-I'orahuntaS judicial cunveh''"lT ~
he held h"r. August Il. has been 'ai''''
for JULY - in this city.
FAIRMOST. w. VAIN order 10 n'"-
crrye Marion cOuntN'S historical istr' ,i'
rho rrea, war COUNTY officials NAY" ~ ,
ranged 10 file 4 letter in the court tl"'''"
archives from each Marion county p"E
now in the military ar naval service
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