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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
STATE HOUSE COMMISSION
RED UCES BILLS FOR FOOD
New Food Restrictions Keep Weekly
Rafions Expenses For Institutions
Down TO Low Level.

By Special Correspondent.
TRENTON, Sept. 1S-The weekly
bill of the state purchasing agent,
submitted yesterday at the meeting
of the state house commission, for
the purchasing Of food and other sup
plies for various institutions Of the
state, showed a big decrease when
compared with other weeks.
Yesterdays bill amounted ia 1874
while it is understood that the bills
for other weeks represent approx
mately $4,000. It is expected hat
under the recent food restriction
placed upon the institutions by Bur-
dette @. Lewis, state commissioner of
charities and corrections, the state
will net thousands of dollars, as it
was somewhat responsible for the low
figures of the purchasing agents bill
submitted yesterday,
The request of the Glen Gardner
authorities to admit soldiers at the
tuberculosis hospital there who have
not been residents of the state for a
year, as called for by law, was re-
fused by the commission yesterday
because of the fact that there are
more applicants among residents of
the state than a possibly be taken
care Of.
Acting upon the request of the
Department of Conservation and De-
velopment for $4,000 to fight the for
est fires In South Jersey, the commits
sion yesterday reserved decision and
will communicate with the department
with the idea of putting patrolmen ON
that section of the state during the
cunning season this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
STATEN ISLAND
OVER 200 REGISTERED IN
T0TTENVILLE TRADE SCHOOL
New and Old Subjects Being Taught
in School Which is More Than
Ever Patronized.

ENGE
By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Sept 1S-The Tot
tenville Evening Trade School, the
only trade school In the borough of
Richmond, opened again Monday
night after the vacation with the larg-
est enrolment since the school was
started.
There were 200 registered when the
school opened and there were sew
enty-f1ve more enrolled hat same
night A number of others made APP
plication last night andNwere placed
In the various classes of the school.
1. David Cohen, principal, has again
secured a cheaper rate on the trains
for those coming from along the line
of the Tottenville division of he
Rapid Transit.
Through George J.. Brown, general
traffic agent of the Rapid Transit, the
rate has been made $163 between
Grasmere and Prince Bay and $500
from Stapleton and st. George to Tot
tenville. This is an increase of ten
per cen of what it was last year. The
government is urging that all those
young men from eighteen and those
up to forty-five who are in the draft,
to attend an evening trade school.
After a two months course should
they finish. they will be given a d.
ploma. which will be recognized by
the commander OF the camp where
they are sent. A class in shipbuilding
has been established with G.. H. Ack-
erly of the Brown shipyard as the
Instructor for this A class
on nursing with Miss Elsa F1eischauer
is new this term and many have reg
istered for this branch.
The sewing class for elementary
and advanced work for war relief,
including Red Cross work, is IN
charge of Miss Laura Galbraith of
Great Kills. Miss Bernice Journaey
a taken charge of the English and
advanced hig school mathematics fof
those who work during the day and
cannot attend day school. The auto
mobile and gas engine class is again
In charge of James WOODBURY. and
many have already enrolled for this
The class in toolmaking and lathe
work is in charge of Edward Fisher,
of Prince Bay, and is in the same
building with the gas engine class.
An applied electricity class has been
opened to those who work at the trade
during the day and a class in motor
repair has been started with Philip
Mitterway as the instructor.
The Americanization class to all
foreigners who by law are compelled
to attend a night school, has been
and Principal Cohen will start
another class at Pleasant Plains and
K~reischerville If enough can be Sc
cured to form a. class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
PLEASANT PLAINS

DIR. and Mrs. Mcdonald Pegs and
son have returned home after two
weeks vacation in the Catskills.
Mrs. A. w. Browne visited in Man
haitian yesterday with friends.
Jonn Robertson has been at home
in Prince Bay from Pelham Bay
training station.
George Doty was in town yester-
day for a visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Donaldson have
moved to Oswald place from Little
Farms.
Rumor that John Benning OF this
place had been seriously wounded in
France. is without foundation as far
as mis- parents know. They have re-
celyed no word and they place no
faith in the report.
The weekly meeting and sewing
session OF the Prince Bay Red Cross
Auxiliary will be held at the church
tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18

The Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION has recently adopted an In
sigma of its own, a triangle of loyal
blue which within the next three
triangle of its big elder brother, the
Y. NJ. c. A. 1t stands for the welfare
of women, especially the business
woman, now 10, 900, 900 strong in tx
United States, a large proportion the
woman power behind the firing line in
man and the job, for h work uni
forms now becoming so popular both
for the paid worker and the volun-
teer.
When girls began to go to business
every day they found they could not
dawdle over the question of what to
wear so the sensible ones settled down
to n or two suits a year. Nowadays
even the well-to-do woman likes to
have one carefully designed costume
she can live In" as she will tell you.
through the whole season. Since the
present. war began and women have
become workers of the world the
old Curli1ocks type OF strawberries
and cream n a parasitic life of lux
ury, and the Flora Mac Flimsey type |
with nothing to real" are out of !
fashion. The suits of women in va
rious industries the uniforms of the
Red Cross, the Y. W. c. A. and Y. NJ.
C. A., and the various uniforms of
women in Army and Navy work, have
brought about a change. Even the
young girls have solved the problem
by an almost unanimous vote for the
MILDLY blouse. Society women in war
work are wearing the costume of the
Red Cross or of whatever organization
they are working with, and the bust
ness woman is on the lookout for a !
standard dress to be worn as long
as the material lasts and not to be
cast aside at the caprice of fashion.
The costume of the canteen worker
for overseas is now being made with
two skirts. and item which should
prove as practical to the business wo-
man as the two pair of trousers for
one coat to the mother of the small
school boy. Even the high heeled !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
WHAT $500
WILL DO
Money Refunded if CHASCo-
WIN, the Iron, Nux and Taste
less Cod Liver Tonic Does Not
Increase Your Strength and
Vitality.

If you m nervous, weak and
rundown, and cannot eat or sleep.
as you should, your system is be-
low par and needs building up.
If you let this condition go on it
soon leads to serious illness. You
can and should avoid this.
CHASCO-VIN, the Iron, Nux
and Tasteless Cod Liver Tonic is
recommended for all rundown
conditions II viii steady your
nerves, make rich red blood and
increase your strength and vi
tality, often 1000 in two weeks.
Sold in Perth Amboy by Rari-
tan Drug Co, corner Smith and
Maple SITS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
BIG COTTON PROFITS
English Industry Pays Profits De-
spite Shortages
ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence.)
MANCHESTER ENGLAND SAINT 10.

ASSOCIATED Press Co-rreSpondence.)
MANCHESTER, England, Sept. 18:
Remarkable profits have been
made in the Lancashire cotton indus
try since the beginning OF the year.
despite the shortage of raw mat.rial
from the United States. and the SOM
pulsory stoppage of machinery. ,
Fifteen spinning concerns publish
accounts whose total profits for the
half year ended June last, mount to
$695.125 against s209,7sO in the six
months ending December. 1917. As
a result OF the good trade reports,
share prices have steadily advanced
and the capital appreciation since
the beginning of the year for the If
teen companies is over twenty per
cent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
RED CROSS NOTES

A special meeting of the executive
committee OF the local chapter OF the
American Red Cross will be held
tomorrow night at s o'clock at the
office rooms in the Boynton building,
101 Smith street. A large attendance
is requested as there is a large amount
Of unfinished business and n number
of new orders have been received,
which must be brought before the ex-
ecutive committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18

DUBLIN. Sept. 18:-The number
OF unemployed IN this city during the
winter months has increased during
the period OF the war. according 10 a
report OF the National Relief Fund.
Instead OF ameliorating seasonal la
Dor conditions I'm urban districts the
war has accentuated them. the report
says. In rural districts there Is vfr-
tually no unemployment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
FISHERS HELD UP
Men Were Without Permit and Citi-
zenship Papers.

by SpeetdI Correspondent.
TOTTENYILLE, Sept. ia
party of Kreischerville fishermen out
Sunday in William Reischer's power
BOAT In Prince Bay. fishing for lob
sters were held up by the patrol boat
stationed there for two hours, 1t has
been learned.
That the owner of the craft did not
have his permit to venture outside In
the first place and one of the men in
the party by the name of August
Stinzenberger of Arthur XIII road,
Kreischervilie, who was born in Ger
many, did not have his citizenship
papers with him aused the delay.
The commander of the government
patrol would not let the party in the
boat proceed until a young man was
dispatched to Prince Bay to the mans
home to secure the papers and show
them to him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
FREHRICHS REPORTS
X. OF p. Tells Of Action Taken at
State Convention

BIZ Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Sept. 18:-Past
Chancellor Commander William ID.
Frerichs, of Richmond Lodge No. so,
knights OF Pythias, the representa-
tive of the local lodge at the annual
state convention held at Albany. gave
his report at a meeting of the lodge
last night at X. of p. hall.
Mr., Frerichs has been named the
district deputy grand chancellor for
the Seventh knights Of Pythias Dis
trict thai includes all OF the X. Of p.
lodges on Staten Island. Mr.. Frerichs.
who was named by Grand Chancellor
Hill of Buffalo, succeeds LeGrand
Hamilton, also a past chancellor of
b local lodge who has held the
Office for the past year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
TO TAKE LUMBER CENSUS
U. S. Forest Service Wants List OF
Wood for Wa Work
Bu SDecfQI CorresDoaueaf.

bg Special CoTespoH0ent
TRENTON, Sept. 1S-The Depart
ment OF Conservation and Develop
ment made announcement here today
that IL has begun a timber census Of
the state. This action is taken in CO.
operation with the United States For
est Service because OF the present
shortage OF black walnut. white ash
and other species OF timber for war
purposes. The strong probability that
other species not now used may be
forced into use by the shortage OF the
better sorts demands as complete a
knowledge Of the total supply Of all
species as Is possible.
The lumbermen. sawmilI men and
Others who deal with forest products
have been enlisted TO make the york
rapid and as thorough as may be.
What is being done in New Jersey Is
merely the local share of the nation
wide inventory OF the forest
for h needs Of the War Department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
MANY AT LECTURE
DIR. Renwick Gives First Aid Talk at
High School.

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Sept. 1S:-A num-
Der of members of the Police Reserve
Force of the Sixtieth precinct station,
both the men and women. were at
the lecture given by DR.. r. w. Rem
wick at the school auditorium last
night on first aid. DR.. Renwick re-
viewed the two previous lectures that
he gave during the summer and
which had to be abandoned because
of the weather. The lectures will be
given every other week to the mem
bers of the organization. Members Of
the Red Cross have been invited 70
Join with the reserves to attend these
lectures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
epeed Machine Most Nseded.

To save labor and space in large
post offices, a New Jersey mar has In
vented a ~letter-sorting cabinet IA
which the letters are dropped into mar
row slots and fall down chutes into
larger compartments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
HUM WEDE ALLIANCE
Business Firms Get Together 70
Mutual Benefit

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S:-A COM
mittee OF prominent Swedish and
German firms has been formed in
Berlin for the purpose of Organising
German-Swedish economic associa-
ton. says a Berlin despatch In the
Cologne Gazette. The object Is to
bring together all German and swe-
dish firms entertaining close mutual
relations
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
Why Rreakfast Was aun

what are you so grouchy about7~
Had a bum breakfast this mornings
Il know. These pesky cooks" II.
was worse than that. Had to get n
myself. "-KansaS City Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-18
NEW

COst OF oLuctuFes % be Erected on
Island, 1880.
TOTTENVILLE. Sept. 1s:-The
following Is the weekly report of the
Bureau OF Buildings of the borough
OF Richmond. for the week ending
September 7, as submitted by Super
.fntendent McDermott to the borough
presidents ONCE: New buildings.
eleven. estimated cost, $12,54O; al
t~erations. two. estimated cost, $685.;
plumbing, four. estimated COST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
WARRINGTON

.rh,, ,.ur rt;uutr men arc u"w speak.
irc IN 4hr ;tirut,l'. 'nN--Fh" assIcHin"''S
ar. ~ c5liu,~. Hurts th"at"r {. J..
Hroo.iua'.r. pix." ihca:"r. {. {. '"ti-
MAJ; l!l., il,ir. u. y Ward.
II! ~: l;u";. OF Washington. d G..
whn has h."n her" Tor s0m" tim" ON
arrurn, e Tia. SERIOUS illness " hi4
"arl."r ,'ai.h Eurl accompanied him /"
l}altinii.r,. Md. last evening. Wh"r" Mr..
Barr VII "n;"r u hospital COR treat
m.ui. Mr. y NJ l!Uri al"" accompanied
them.
Mrs. g. l.. co,tr1il is visiting Mrs.
II T. Hawkins ~ Fairmnr;.
Mr. G. f. Turner Is Il business visitor
in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Thomas / N'al is spending tit:
week in Tnrk"r>hurE.
Mrs =. T. Brown has returned 10
Wyatt ac;"r spending tn" week with
relatives h"rc.
II !. ll"urht returned his morning
Crrn ~" 81 We'll Supply Mons meet
inr in Washington. i. {.
Nr. g. j MrN"'ly and daughter are
visitors III FHtrmon; today.
Miss Annc FumIkn"r aT'i Mrs. Dode
Weaver sp"n; he day IN FaiTmont yes
,"r,lay shopping.
Miss AIMS Ryan Of New York City
and Mrs. Norih Daily uf liutfa!". y. l..
nr"' guests ~ their brother. NJ. =.
Ryan ri 'his ciiy.
Samuel II. Mont gom"ry o: hingwood
, WIS n Hrnmin"n: visitor nj the district
convention Of Pythias Sisters held here
this week.
Nj. nud Mrs James F. Gump II Fair
mont w"r" visiting relatives here this
Nc"k
+ \. Martin Is home from business
visit In t.i"voiRrh
Miss riwrndoiin Ilawler and Pauline
Turner VIII spend Tho Weekend via
friends IN l'air.non'.
MIR. nud Mrs. William Rucy' and "a
m!lr l"ft yesterday :or Oklahoma. where
they wIIi locate.
I,r W. ! l.rnhy ans 4 professional
yla'Inr at hundred this morning
Mrs, Lewis t'nmph"l! md Mrs. II. T.
Fairs! "t Mr,z sI"n, yesterday with
friends hero.
t. H. Lang is spending he lay IN
E'irIrCu'.
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MARTINS FERRY
Council Meeting.

Th- ordinance prohibiting III" play
inE nf baseball. football and Ike anU>"-
I.!.uts was lad Oh tho. IHhl" NJ IA" rI"cf-
:uc # cuuu"l! h"ld Saturday evening.
Mayor EnlStru IN 4 FEW remarks urged
thc raSSng" Uf III" u!,iiuIn"" SthtinE
that enough signatures w"r" ALREADY "u
hnui for calling a r"f"r"nhum v"," IN
III" matter. councilman bowman moved
that tn" "r'iina'srn hr laid on tho tnhl"
and = ra4 seconded 10y Council Mont
rniu"rr Tic V";n 10 lay he "rdii.a:,'"
or liz tahl.. followed and N">SrS. Bow
m.al. Th"tHaS. Moor" and Muu'@"m"rr
voted! for Il. whilc S"nhrrE' AID 'rnr!"r
vn;"l against il. Iirrhar!: MT h':rS
Jr.'="lt Laying 'lr "rl.m1n'" IN. IL"
irhl" d~os not ucan that h" matter Is
Gr"1p"d ms i, ran l." taken up ~ any
:;I,!".
director of Service Sr"N"" stated o,af
Lc.!s rr"in IA" l:uth"rm;uni heirs arH
Louis Scahrighl and wif" wrTr received
deciding certain portions Of properly on
S"ahrirht's Ian" nnd N"r'h Eighth
street, Tho matter IF paving tbs"
streets can now proceed as TN" work
has l,cnn held NJ on account # NJ Get
ting III" deeds.
Tao dirnr;"r reported that ~. haA
taken up IN" matter Of securing pro,""-
.,rn for the overhead crossing being
rooted by the =. & f. rnilr"ud At =
lumhus avenue. Unless protection u al.
furl"d persons passing over III" 'hr'dc"
~. liahi" IT, hr injured ~ coal failing
from tn" cars uu tn" l.HGEh!iu min"
.inv!2. The director ais" C"rn"i"h rhHl
rlrus ard spHri?icntiomS :"r paving th"
nlioy' IN thS roar II 'hc cirS hUldue
wore completed and bids will now l."
received. Plans are as" h":nE prepared
~. ,hr paving Of school street ~
~ -, i,, SIri.
If Willow ar"r,Io ~" nCwly opened
street in IT." lower par: sc Tho city. III"
rlatt"r Of paving In" Ail"y between
Adams street and Willow av"nuC ana
Tho grading rr tho av"nu" was referred
- .ha street committee and 'hn director
Of service. Two curves IN he road lead.
ing to Ri"rrvlnw cemetery Will u" I'M
proved according I" tn" report nc ~"
director who stated. that local livery
mon will do away with Tho h"ra" |"hi-
clos Mt funerals and with th7 'wo dnn-
ycrnu~ autos nr" not snf" IN travelling
Tho road Progress was reported on 'h''
soy". ~ I.nckey addition ~ an" Of ihn
county commissioners Will l." IN III" city
shortly for IN" luTp0s" "f taking M
he matter with IN" CITY 0NirjmlS il
regard 70 constructing 81 Joint sewer.
", report was available on III" report -
no engineers who r"""n.li' mrdn sur
yrv nr III" water S''uH'inn in n" city.
Mayor R7Iston stated ihnt letter
S::Lr NIX lhIt It meeting "t ~ ono liver
I,rrrnyormrmr Association would h. n"hI
M Cincinnati on Mnrch -. n"d stated
,ha, hc md a"v"rn! n,h'r Iu"ui!"ra "f
whero they will und-rg-, Nh VhySiCal
examination for military s"-v'c"
Misses In~a huffman and Anna
F.ssic o. his city srrnt Yesterday With
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
MORR|STOWN

! Mrs Carrie Wright Is reported to lac
i ~ critical condition NJ her home IN
High street.
| Miss Mary Miner has accepted
i position in the Morristown state bank.
| Kettle I.ne Of Belmont Is visiting rel
aiiv"S IL town.
! I."ay, items .: interest for the Intel
tligrnrcr at Croft knncy's barber shop.
| Arthur staff has returned I" t"luia-
I bus. after n few days visit with his
parents here.
| Rcv. Render is on the sick list nj pres
cn;.
! Tho Ladies Rcd Cross Sewing CIU5
ihcld their regular meeting in the h":"l
parlrr yesterday:
! Bla!n Lynn and wife. OF Columbus
arc spending n few days with Emmett
/ I.%nu north Of town.
Dallas shepherd. ~ Lartcrty. was hero
J on business Yesterday.
! Pinkus Freedman. Of Rcllare. WAS
transferring business here yesterday.
Ten largo government trucks passed
! through town this morning.
Contractor Wilson. Of Barncsrill". ~
| IN town this morning on business.
Howard Medley moved his family 10
I.affcrty. yesterday
Walton Taylor mashed his foot badly
YESTERDAY. while working in the Garden
coal mnc. north OF town.
| charley Lynn. purchased the I. !.
! Fritt"r property on Center Main street
! yesterday.
! 4 truck lnnd o. young people w"n' 20
Wheeling last night I" a;t"nd ~" SHOW.
, g. e Brown nC I"ndryshurG. WaI III
town .yrSt"rdny On business.
! Tho r"nd AZ tn" cast end ~ something
cicrrr for autos nj present.
! \ largo crowd from h"rr' VIII s" J"
Wheeling tonight 10 attend the SHOW.
R,niru LYNN md family moved -
i-hc George Van Horn farip. east OF
town. yesterday.
R,v GAY. -: bethany college. will ""':-
due, "a" services in III. christian church
Sunday evening
4. VI. Pool returned from Wheeling
ith's morning.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Little damage was don" Ivy 'he recent
nigh water as b.i few cellars wcr"
flrndrd in he ll$,u"ss district.
Mss Sheriff II B"nn"i; street.. is
Sr,n d:nG several days with friends and
rrittivcS IN tadl2.
TIL" weekly meeting OF Junior Mo
charirs Viii he held N their hail on
Main street ;hls evening.
Rodney Barnes returned 70 his HON"
at St Cla.rSy.llc last evening at;"!
spending several days IL THIS cliy.
Attorney Lawson Emerson returned
last evening after spending n" day IN
Bethesda.
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Stolen Auto Recovered.

III" auto which, MAS lctt standing Oh
Main S:r"r; several !a%> and Whiri. was
!a,"r rrm"vci 1" tn" cunningham. EH:-
acc was rlrIm"d by an Ad"na mum Sal
Ur,!av Afternoon. Tho machine WAS
s;olrn from his garaco about thrc"
weeks agN and nothing NOR" was heard
OF Il until h. read accounts Nt finding
Of tho "a: was published IN III" papers.
The car was returned - the owner.
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Interest In Bout.

Leo Kane. w"ll known loca; H.ic:i;st.
who is scheduled 20 meet Harry KC0hn
of Akron at IareSv;i.,' Tonight w. -
terday for iae latter c!:v. y rImh'.:
Of local friends Will accompany ils,:i",
returning home TUESDAY morning.
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FREE THEATRE TICKETS!

To nifty 1uteIligencer readers
every week, II your address appears
In The Intslltgencer A, B. c Buyers
Guide, call 1T Tho InteNtgencer
ONCE and received, without charge
whatever, I'VE lo-eeut adnlisSion
tickets to The Big New Liberty
Theatre. watch for this feature
every Monday, In The IntSu1gsncsT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
86ono Case To-day

The hearing OF r. = ". Roone 81 this
city will be- held h,'"r" Mayor JuHk:as
at Bridgeport TUESDAY evening". Or.
Boone IS charged with Illegal sal" az
morphine. the charge having been i'rs-
ferred by T. ". Robinson. narcotic in
spector FOR The stat, Of Ohio.
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Nuiek RclIef From Colds

II have found Chambrrlain's Cough
Remedy 10 give the quickest relief
from hard colds md bad coughs OF
anything | have used" states Mrs. I.
bowman, Decatur, Ill.-,Adv.
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To Plan For Convention

Another meeting OF Tho committee %
local Slassworkers and business rnril -
scheduled for Tuesday evening. I'!tus
will be formulated TO lard nc national
convention nt glassworH"rs in ,hc;r r.ty
next year
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School board To Meet

The regular raHe:.ng nf tho city board
OF education will b. hid thsS .veEin@
in the office OF Superintendent NrN"y
Matters pertaining :" high <, trri r",:i-
f. mencement tho latter par, 81 Mag NJ!
be considered.
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Food Conservation Meeting,

4 food conservation rn.".iaS will 10
held this evening at -" CITY building
and It is expected th"ce Will ~ 4 .ar;"
crowd In att"ndauca. Hon. James s.
Handy OF ,he tai."d States Food hi
mintseration wilt 10 tn" principal speak
er. FIc Will Use for his subject Food
and the War"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18
81. Patrick's Dance.

H. !,.,l i:.,Ig" 81! Elias. viii give
nu"ihrs .i..: at Ia-tr "IipHnhl' dances
III thar hall "n F"ur!h street his
.,vrnImg nId II" ,i"uht !h". nf!atr Will
JOS largely intended. Tn" nff"ir viii
hu IN The nature uf II 81. Patrick DANCE
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night Ard Sunday by III" local police.
All were charged via, drunkenness and
Will BE- 3yraigm"d before Mayor '"l-
t.r,SHU today.
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in the Masonic Tempo n"Nt Thursday
evening The order 81 Tho ,c'npIc Will
be conferred OF candidates.
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