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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03

Is lrk. th.. did college days. AMI ~
.ry,n.. is ri tn. >,ln" INK. such Is the
xi..rIt uf III" boy. R"!a"inhrr. "" ha""
ia camp some nf the h"St ia!"nt the
country affords in every part.
# y"u want your heart touched drop
in on. evening AMI hear our "ld-taSh-
irn.i songs as they boys "an them.
when four 70 tiv" hundred NAL" voices
uniic in ono biz not" 10 III" great battle
s,n:;H. You n""cr will forget II.
TIL" secretary n'v''r loses siEat or
his brothnrs. az they all are they arc
alSa.S r,nG" - CIV" him Il helping
hand or - KIND word whenever h" "an
and eyer reminds Frlm IT, In~ i"\ 81
on. ~ HON" VIII" i Interested i" h'n'
and - H., g"Ir- /" build for IN" future
ar allow efforts rightly directed 30 :"
waste.
|; = surprising what interest is "rH-
at.,I anew in HI heart Of man. he
r..-,ix.S n. j 80, livinE alone AMI lives
for and with ms t.Il"w man. Gr"a; -
n. spin; az .,ur m.'u md It'll" can H"l,
r.alix.. !. unit! you have entered in THIS
work
As They GO Overseas.
Wh.n our ln"n lra," n" camp FOR
.,.."rs. :..: ,!n W. step there No. they ~
VII. ih"m /" III" md on the troop
.tyn.r~. ~ "mharkni!'n points. NrV"7
will I'frrt:.., my trap w!;h IN" h"ys on
III. troop train for 'rnlra rkailnn: how
W.. crcw Ia knew each other NOR" per-
4onal;y: how n" hogs begged m" I" 70
WITH thorn all :ho way. and how I'n"ly
-: az, !ny WAY hnrk - "-nn.
Ofi N" transports III" "i man Is
,y-,h ,hcrn and "y,r ;h,r" "n tho battle
.l.lJ :,lr>rin!s STEERING 10 thcir wants and
,r..s.l.i.s never forgetting that il is
his brother and :" look ever 10 his
wants FIR many arc IA" times whom n
tnnn cannot help himself. Otten l;h"r"
NJ. Arr,. who n"v"T h:v" had thA
..harc" nf an education. vim ran n"''n"r
r..ai nor write. and 20 such = m"a ms
:t,l. !, -. ::"t a letter from hnIu" and hls
d'u" rnr>.
HOW You Ca1 Eelr.
Th'" rrriH English classes for these
.ha. ti."S MAJ learn n read and vrite.
u'la>e,s IN t'rn1ch arc also FORMED. IN
.h.,t ~ ncr,! - the COG 1"ratinn ot the
fnl!;s back h"Eln % konn thn chain
..rrcii: and hara n" missing links. Any
mae w!." ran ra1irr q service IN this
or~r,i. :r,irn Will n"v"r forget tae
;l"nsur" he derives from it. For ths
pI.asuc" 7 have Ind and experiences
sirc' In this york rrorry cannot buy.
Yours sincerely
T. HARRY RTITT:. Secretary.
Army 2. N. c. a.. Camp Sherman ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
THE RESULTS
ARE ALWAYS GOOD
Children and Grown-Ups Alike
y Are Benefited by Old, Re-
liable Black Draught.

Rockymounl, Va. Mrs. Sallie z.
Chitwuud. wife Of W. T. Chitwood of
this place. writes letter which should
b. of general interest. 1t reads:
"a am very glad to make statement
in regard to my experience with Thed'
ford's Black-Draught.
II have used Black-Draught for some
time as liver and stomach medicine
and find il splendid.
Il also use Black-DraughI for my
childrcn in cases uf colds or any Of the
many disorders where a laxative is
needed. # has always given satistac-
ton.
Il make il in 4 ga. and it Is easy 10
;akr and tho results are good
Children ard gro~n-up folks suffer
plenty o. pain and misery from liver
ami stomach troubles. WHAT Black
Dranght has done for Mrs. Chitwood
and her family. in relieving these trou-
bleS, it will. no doubt, also 90 for you
and Yours.
Try BlacknrauSht Tor collie. tccthins
s-cubleS, SOUR stomach. indigestion. bill
iouSncEs, headache, constipation. fever,
isEncss. colds. II has been in success
full and popular use. as Il remedy for
these and similar troubles. for over 70
years.
Try DlaCk-Draught.
Recommended for young and old.
For sale everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
GREAT TONNAGE OF
SHIPS COMPLETED
IN BRITISH YARDS

LONDON. Oct. 1.-CBrtsh Wireless
SrrVicc)-The British admiralty an
n"unc"s that the tonnage Of merchant
vessels completed in the United King
dom shipyards during September
amounted to 1877 tons. which is 60
coo tons in excess Of the figures FOR
August and has only twice been sur
passed in any month OF this year.
Thr total tonnage in new construc-
ton for tho first nine months OF 1919
was 1,lT4.641. as compared with 1855
IN the corresponding period Of last seas
The total for twelve months ending SIP
tembcr. 1918, was 1,594.2S2. as compartN
with 951lS6 for the previous year. =
In the second quarter Of 1917 the
worlds merchant shipping suffered =.
loss Of @.236.93t tons but. in the las,
three months for which figure. are
available. namely. June, July and An
gust. the total was s32.5ss tons-a re-
duction OF S. per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
LOAN MEETING
At LINCOLN
Big Patriotic Meeting Is Scheduled In
Interest Of Campaign At Lincoln
School.

Wha; will probably bc IN" largest pa
iriotic meeting tonight Is that scheduled
for Lincoln school nj eight n'clUck. and
everyone is urged L" attend. II - "S-
pcctcd he larEn auditorium will h"
filled IN capacity. with many Interested
ir the welfare Of III" government.
This evenings program will h" mark
Cd with q number Of good speakers. Pref.
!. H. Rainbow. principal nf III" school!
will hc tho principal speaker. irnf. H.
RI. Jones. also Of tho school. will make
an address.
Other prominent speakers for III" ev-
ching will he Mrs. ". II. Shafrr. az III"
Woman'S Lincrt%' loan COMMITTEES. j. H..
Flandlan and 4. l.. Sawtcll Of tn" Men
committee.
Besides the speaking there will be sew
oral musical numbers. and tho meeting
as whole promises TO b. 'humdinE-
err"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
Special
$500
Special
$500
Special
|$45.OO'
Special
$4,000.
EASTERN STAR
IN Bic SESSION
SHCoHD. DAT or 1IHTEENTH An
NuAL CoHvENT1oN WAS BUSY
ONE YESTERDAY. & I
Officers VIII DO. Elected To-day; Con-
veution ConnsB to Close Late
This Afternoon.

The second day Of the fifteenth an
of the Order OF the Eastern Star Of
West Virginia. was replctc with pru-
gram OF varied interests. for the hun
dreds Of delegates and local members in
attendance at all three sessions of the
day.
The morning sersion convened at 900
4 H. in the Scottish Rite cathedral yes
terday morning. and included the re-
ports on Grand Secretary. Report OF
Grand Treasurer and Reports Of Com
mittees, after all business TO Be con-
sidercc at this meeting Was disposed
Of. the convention adjourned for lunch
con. which. was s&kvcd in the auditor,
ium Of the cathe, Nby = corps CT the
Ladies of the Marian :haptc-, under lne
direction Of Caterer Knapp.
The afternoon meeting opened at /: so
O'Clock and consisted Of Rcprrts on
Credentials. and Standing and Special
Committees. together with Miscellane-
Gus Business.
The program Of the evening was quite
an elaborate ono in the excmpIirication
work OF the order in charge % Marian
Chapter No. I, who were the hostcsscs
Of the occasion, with Miss Elizabeth
McCord presiding. At this meeting. the
Worthy Grand Matron. Miss Emma j
Carr. was presented with huge bouquet
OF pink roses. by Miriam Chapter. Will"
Miss McCord likewise received a SINH
Jar token OF the chapters appreciation
Through the program was interspersct
with several interesting selections in
Guiding O duet by Mrs. Anna Hilton
Otto and Mr.. William Detweiler, in adoi-
ton TO a quartette. The meeting wa,
followed by an informal dance in the
oaiI room Of the cathedral. which waa
appropriately decorated for tho occasion.
lhls afternoon will sec the final Sos
sion or the 1918 convention which has
proven the largest and most interesting
yet recorded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
Drive the Liquor Habit
From Your Home
Can Be Done Secretly

I'hysirrans and druggists uahesitst-
n-l, recommend Tcscum powders l'F
III" liquor habit in any form. They
quickly destroy thu. craving and max"
wh;.k! ana "tn"r alcoholic beverages
r"purnau'. bruggi:ts viii tell !"u
r":;"u.,: Is selling better than any pth"T
Remedy for the liquor habit There IL
\ r"NS''u for This. 1t is because 1t E1r"&
hotter satisfaction. One phy9lci;ut
says: I ,'nn stand In the dnnT nf my
h":n'' AMI throw T. stone into n n"iEh-
irr':: yHrd :" whom gave TrscIm pow
der lar drunkenness and II" was COM
pl,l"i, cured. IlAv" Rl*u rur'h lHrEr
Euuh"r # "ih'< PATIENTS i drug,s!s;
rri, .rtS "r"Srum is having NJ "noT;lhu.'
.::,lr 1t gI;"S excellent satisfaction.
\ lady recently wrote: Il have E'e!!
r.:.cum On NY husband secretly and he
has not taken drank In thre'' months.
I,nmwn IF T'$rum hcfnr"" H"rc ~ an
..rh"- wi" tri"d it: After taking TWO
hu\,@ Of Tr~run ! did not GRAZ" liquor.
Another writes: Il don't think il" az
prnSivr III all. Just think Of n" thnuS-
nn.:; uf dollars II" ms srcn; for whS-
ky. I'll" few dollars | sncn: for Tcs-
cum hh,, i"rn worth th"u:#tnds. Here
10 an extract frum anDI her letter: II
cent i",N ri T"#'"nm !" my trend.
Mr.; e. NJ. i"r h"r I" Try o. her nus
band. i'"l~ sh" viii i"i ~ *:iccr%sful
- hay" h'"'li. ;.S 4 II VANDERBILT.
will n"v"r tel! my ha.hnnu what 'u7rd
him" And SO un il goes, on cnthusi-
..sGIr report a1t,r another. II you haT"
\ reialiv" or Il friend who drinks. just
try il Tor frW weeks md n"te the
marvellous 'f.llfr. They will ynor conn
vain that drink docs not taste the same
I'd in short TIN" they will stop
altoEcthcr a,,d never know the reason
why.
rirsE-A itadinS dr:rn& rn-rr shcrHn II, s.o%s
Arirlr .ud We. TcrNinl /. l yrT tepAItsb'e
-~rrodv tcr ds'ne n.h.t. u Is h.rr!-'. uou.
G-,fIly rfr~.tirn Mi Is hAT1r- co-nious sale. |
nfrlk. rreJrnA niSf~r 70 dr~tscy thn UGuH
h. hi. In rvc I, IT'LL You sake -'sk with
Tc.-itn - Il IS sNIc IN re- civ undc' Ets~l
round nh1er Tr;Un6 GnarInsrr hr al arlgrna. In.
rIadlng Tho holm ,TtrtIAn Co.. AID - IL. 0n4y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
Works Wo11ders
With Bad Stomach
A Simple, oid-Fashioned Remedy
You Can Prepare at Hams
for Few Cents

End those gastric pains. mt stop
10 that bctching. bloatinE. sour stoiE-
ac!L heart pnlpl tation, ncrvotE'nesI$. de-
SpUndency; got back your appetite;
strengthen Your stomach and feel like
your old self again. This simple, old
fashioned remedy which you can pre-
pare at home, has worried wonders for
hundreds Cd sufferers
Try il aad see for yourself. Simply
get two ounces Of concentrated liquid
MarlN (uroRlAr1c) Is GEMS worth. from
?;our druggist or BY mail from Iir
Marlix Co. Fort Wayne. Ind. Dilute
the Marli1 with doahlo tho quantity Of
pure water and take a teaEroonful be-
fore each meal.
Il gives blessed relief Immediately.
Your distress after eating VIII cease;
your appetite will return and your
stomach Is strengthened to normal.
healthy condition. You'll :ael nke a
different person. Try II before your
next monl and II the beiefit IT brings
you Is not worth ten times the price,
II costs nothing,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
Indians Big Subscribers
To the Liberty Loan

MUSKOGJ2E. Okla. Oct. :.-F,ve
civilized tribes Of Indians will subscribe
1".hoo,Ooo TO the Fourth Liberty Loan.
II was announced today by Superintend-
"ut Gabe f. Parker.
Figures given out by Superintendent:
Parker M The sarne time showed these
irIbes have up 70 now invested 4 total
Of S9,523.SIo in Liberty Bonds and War
Savings Stamps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
Situation. Discussed
With the President

wASfINfiTH%. Oct. Fuel Ad-
ministrator Garfield discussed with
President Wilson today the labor situa-
ten in tho anthracite coal feIis. wher"
miners went on :Ln unauthorized strike
for higher wages two Wrecks aSo. 1T
has been rr tiar1ieid's position that he
whuIG not grant an" wage increase un-
til the completion ~ the presidential in
vrstigdtion. now being conducted into
the cost Of living and relative NRxe2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
Mayors Proclamation

where's, There are now in the
alo-g1scs ui this city the moral re-
main. o: t:u.S> soldiers Of our ooun-
tIy'S a11ly; ana
Whereas, Il movement has boon
started to have public military fu-
neral on Thursday afternoon, Octo-
Der 3, 1915; and
Whereas, Said movement mas mes
with general 3rhhc approval, now
therefore call upon the citizens OF
Wheeling 20 devote ono hour be-
tween and 3 o'clock TO join With
the families and friends IL corrow-
ing for their departed soldiers.
(SiSned) C. M. VESTER,
Mayor Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
HAD EIGHT QUARTS
Abe Shannon Is Picked Up by Captain
Bert Phillips at tho B. &c o.
Depot

ABB shannon. former Wheeling man,
who has been in the tolls several times.
bu: who now resides al ''iarlishurg. this
state. was arrested last evening ~ the
Rallimorc G Ohio depot 10y thriuIn Hcrt
F.. Phillips and Deputy Thomas AIRING
ION Of the state prohibition d"p"r m"nt
RI" had on his person ~ III" tini' Just
c!ght quarts Of liquor.
Tho defendant was taken hG'"r"
Justice Of thr Peace l.. g. Hobbs ana
was fined s1hh and costs AMI also sen
lencrd 10 serve 60 days in tn" OH"
county Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
IF CONTENTS OF AFFIDAVIT SWORN
TO BY BONNELL ARE TRUE
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
Diaries Have Attorneys PreSeut-Sa!n-
pies of Milk Being Analyzod
to TEST Former Employees
ploye's Statement.

\ fraiur. Of IN" meeting H. Id b. III"
civ council and attorneys "f Tho nit"G
and T.. & &. ,lHri"s, viii" ar charged
with mixing water with milk powder
and diSpnS!ng ~ Il - milk. Inst evening
WIS that thu III! administration stated
hat they were g"lnE 1" carry Ih' ihN'S'
i.gniinn through tn thu end.
Th.. meeting. hid IL IN" council
chambers last evening VAS for the rur-
I;"s. II examining witnesses mentioned
ry HnnclI when he WAS summoned hc-
:nr city council Tuesday evening. after
his sworn statement alleging In" use
81 milk pow,irr and unhltercd water b.
principal dari"S Of IN" city. willie h was
hiug disposed ~ as ri.r" mix. Th'
,,.n sSnS summoned w"r' mon "h" hal
worked Win i"nr, II. and "nly on" al
them alI,car"G las evening. II heV"i'
up, 4 tha' I'rn'.,.''u' Attorney ". y.
Mckee. representing IN" +. {. dairy,
and Attorney J. l.: rrnrH llnndlan. r"r-
r.y,.uiIu" In" United dairy. hav" m
sirur;.d ih, witnesses not !" appear
Thomas Mark"y WAS rho only witness
Ia appear. and on cru$S-rHaInlna'i"h'
which was instituted by CITY Solicitor
,'ullinan. stated that he had worked al
hnih Ihirirs. ana had never seen ih"m
,ui water III milk "r even use milk pow
der II" stated that they had uscd Il
r"wd. r for lr. cream. u" stated thh''
"a his knnwl .dGc. R"nn"ll was never 4
pastruri2"r. ~ alleged.
Milk Tested Yesterday.
II then d,v,.iul",d thai iw" bottles or
milk had i.,n 'akor "i random lr''h
h.. routes nr ;E,. unir"* throughout III"
city 'Arly Yesterday n"rnlnE' hcl"r"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
HANG OUT OLD GLORY.

Dent forget to hang ont 't)ld
Glory" this morning and show your re-
Sprct for the lads who laid down their
lives in order tina, VIC might haT" a
be,ter world Ia live ~. 1t is tn" de-
sire Of itll IL in every WAY show lh"ir
true patriotism and for that reason
every business house along tho lin" OF
march is urged "a hang out in" flag IL
at all possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
G. A. R. MEMBERS INVITED

All momhcr; OF tn" &. \. Il. or the
F"iifcGtrLlr Veteran; n" urged 10 turn
"ut This afternoon md taMo part in the
funeral services Hf :hr three dec. used
soldiers. and 'h"y VIII ~. taken care Of
ami hauled 10 tho cemetery in auionlo-
bills. 1t is uri:''G t:!ai Hays h" hung out
during tn" day ty all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
MUSICIANS ARE WANTED

Every man who can play musical
instrument in tn" city is urged I" hH
present this afternoon at III" '"Tu"r al
Fifteenth and Chnplino streets and 4"
TAXI part in tn" military r"i:m". Th"N
arc urged TO meet ut o'clock $h;;r? ~
tb,, ehuyr namrd address ar luTatIun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
WILL KAKE ADJuSrMESr.

WASIlINITON. Get With the APP
prevail OF tho general wcxc board OF tho
Department Of Labor. IN aifiustE:sn.
will be made IN the HhRe scale o. the
anthracite coal Iu!ncrs. The t.rsy SIC,
to THIS end was taken ,o-nish: by Fncl
Garfield in calling -.
morrow conference at Representatives.
of anthracite miners ana Operators with
Secretary Wilson, :hA Ge0oeal - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
NO ELEVATORS RUNNING

y" Elevators III III. lily were running
%'St' rti:!y nw!nE to Il lach Of power ~
I'll" plant ri IL" Wheeling Electric COM
pau. and all buildings receiving power
from tn" plant were asked TO suspend
their elevator service. The order will
continue fer several days until the plant
Is in full operation. TIL" order has been
Tho Gauss "f considerable inconvenience
for thnsc who work in large buildings
with offices on the las; floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
w1TH TEr RR1TIsE ARMY ,

WITH TIT: BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Get LIB: tho Associated
Prcss.) -t2:30 4. m.)-British forces.
breaking through tie German line on
the Observation-Disclosures front and
capturing both these villages. toEethcs
with SeQuehart, created L salier; which
aidefI materially in the capture OF St
Quentin by tho HAench.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
Their own Talent Plays.

Often the hoys prepare = program o:
| their own talent on STINT night. rs
tAere are men az all classes pro-es-
etonaY ana amateur. Snrnn have :rav
! eied with their OWN companies others
playing vaudeville and concerts Al!
Join heartily in whatever IS started.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-23
RADIO WORKER
FALLS 1870 FEET.
Thomas Mulaney Of New York
CITY Killed In Accident At.
Wireless Station.
AT NOON TO-DAY.
Young Man Meets Tragic Death
While Descending Cable
With Shoreing Used On
The Structure.
The Structure

Thomas Mulaney, aged 26 years, en-
ployed on The construction work al
the Radio Station opposite the Naval
Academy. was killed today in fall OF
1870 feet.
The young man, who was working
with a gang OF workmen, in charge OF
George Mccullough, superintendent
was in the employ of the firm OF
Terry and Tenehs sub-contractors foI
the Radio Station at the old Green
berry Point Farm, of which there
will be four towers built to a height
of 600 feet, but now at an altitude OF
little over 500 feet.
Mulaney was working with a gang
taking down the shoreing by power
The shoreing was being lowered to the
valve from the structure. Mulaney
was standing on the top of the shore
and holding the falls line. The bottom
of the shores hit on a strut at $50 feet
elevation causing the chain to unhook
from the shore, and Mulaney fell to
the ground, a distance of 1870 feet.
In the fall he sustained a com
pound fracture of the skull. He was
hurried across the river to Annapolis
and sent to the Emergency Hospital
in the Nayad Academy ambulance, but
was dead upon reaching the hospital
Mulaney had been in the employ OF
the Terry and Tench Construction
Company for about four months. His
home is Is West 125th street, New
York City. The body was taken in
charge by his brother-in-law, George
Carr, who is also employed at the
station as one of the iron workers
and it will be shipped to his late
home.
The tragic death of the young man
cast a deep gloom over his fellow
workers, especially occurring as it did
a few minutes before twelve when
they were about to have the noon
hours recreation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-23
MRS. SHORTT PAYS
FINE FOR ASSAULT.
Eastport Mother Pleads Guilty
To Attacking Teacher Of
School And Pays For 1t. =

Pleading guilty to the charge of as
saulting Miss Iris Cook. teacher at the
Eastport Grammar School. Mrs. Jen-
ME Shortt yesterday appeared before
Police Justice William s.. Welch and
was fined IS and costs by the Justice.
Upon payment of the fine Mrs. Shortt
was released from custody.
The case, growing out of difficult
ties in the school over the alleged in
corrigibility of the young son of Mrs.
Short followed by a difficulty be-
tween the teacher and the lads sis
ter. Elizabeth. had its climax when
Mrs. Short visited the school house
the latter part of last week and as
saulted the teacher. During the row
Miss Cooks shirtwaist was torn into
strips across her shoulders.
The case against Mrs. Short, based
upon a warrant sworn out by Miss
Cook, was to have been heard after
school hours yesterday afternoon, but
prior to that time the accused ap-
peared and volunteered to plead
guilty. While this closes the matter
so far as action on this warrant is
concerned it is not definitely known
yet whittier there will or Will not be a
civil action to follow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-23
c. & p. TO INCREASE
LONG DISTANCE LINES
ead-Covered Cables To Be In
stalled Right Away To Take
Care OF Business.

Work has been started between Bal
timore and Annapolis by linemen OF
the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company which will provide
greatly increased long distance tele-
phone facilities not only between here
and Baltimore but also for the con-
nections between Annapolis and Bal
timore and the Eastern Shore connec-
tions of the c. e p.
Heavier pole lines are being INSTALL
ed along the line between Brooklyn
and Glen Burnie and this will be ex-
tended to Winchester Station. Over
these poles will be laid a lead-covered
cable carrying about fifty new lines.
Twenty-Five of these will be left TO
the growth of the Brooklyn and Glen
Burnie business, and the others will
be extended to Winchester. Here
junction will be made with the under
water cable across the Severn from
Annapolis and TO the branch line
which bears east to the bay shore and
there joins the underwater cable line
to the Eastern Shore.
IL is not contemplated putting all OF
the additional lines into immediate
service but they viii be available from
year TO year as the demands for serv-
ice continue 10 grow. Along the
route OF the new lines none OF the
farmers lines will be disturbed. all re-
naming open wire lines as at present
This will insure the new cable be-
Inc Nar,f fnr fytlnk line ueQ between
Baltimore and Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-23

where he died He had been sufferer
from diabetes for some time and this
probably caused his death.
MIR. Alger was graduated from the
Naval Academy in the class of 1916,
but resigned shortly after graduation
because of i'll health. Since that time
he has been engaged with various ship
building companies, one at Bridgeport,
Con-, and later the Lake Torpedo Com
pany.
Mrs. Alger left Immediately after re-
ceiving the news OF her sons death.
The remains will be brought here for
interment in the Naval Cemetery be-
side the grave of his father.
The deceased is survived by sister,
Mrs Roy G. Smith, wife of Lieutenant
Smith, u. S. N, of the Naval Acad-
emy, who resides here at 240 King
George street.
A brother, Mr. Philip Alger, also
survives, and a young sister, Miss
Katherine Alger