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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
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II We he ~ year, ~ age tomnr-
row since Adrian Constantine An
son. ono ~ the most distinguished
of American citizens. trs' saw the
li-ht ~ fHy ~ Nar-rarowr Iowa.
over fsrN of thD.o yoHrs have been
spcut hv Ars'n In lHa. ball be" In
ming with @Nl' urc and c1u'lru-
iug ~ ullver. MANAGER 1.d ln other
capucitlcs in the hig leT9ue Dur.
io- rolmv dave 0a wa'a~" ~ i.e
Chicaro club "P0p" or CAN A..
ron as hr vac pouu'nrN lnHWn wac
the ars1te. pilot baseball has ever
urndurol Ilis career ir1yr~sol the
whole history ~ baseball from u-
first crude form ~ the highly d"
veloped paetime Of today
~ years ago Arson accompanied
the Philadelphia Athletics on the
first Transatlantic tour IN la sehill
history when the Athletics and the
Bustons gave EuglIshmon ana Irish
men their first view OF the great
American game when the national
league was organized iu 1878 Nnson
played tnlrd base ON the CHICAGO
team Succeeding A g. Sunldiu~
as manager OF the club. Nnson built
up q great baseball machine which
hetame the pride ~ Windy CITY
fans and remained 20 Tor many
wears In 1883 Anson pilotcl HE
PLAYERS around the world returning
in 1859 70 face the diffcult sIuaNo1
brought about by the revolt Of the
players. who had formed brother
hood 10 protect themSelycs In what
they considered their rights AnsDu
refused 20 Join the insurroctior but
his PLAYERS dit That put am end 10
the glory ot the ola Chicago club and
II took Yeats to build up another or.
gnni2ation which under Frank
Chance again put Chicago in the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

CHICAGO. ANN 10 Tho Amer
can league season was opened mere
today with T. 40 victory for 81
Louig over Crirlr. Th. Visitor.
bounded iac worlds re,muiou.
pitchers ftrc'y {, 90 parts ~ tn,
uclI. GcIcon lonIi.g tho 4tt.,k
~fth folr hits NAiyl lcIsdea a
double anl q triple.
Low5cr u'lh held me locals TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17


lnl.t me- drcetun NJ g. W RAW.
pu,n.N durutur of Tulsa high
school. who lauucncd the most am-
nuu.- aurug athletic p,ugram cyrr
arranged fur Tulya hich few weeks
oEo. a iruns tournament iS tp nc
held. starting next week. The sur
rcss ~ tho sports Tor all' program.
ne "uNnri and directed by MT
lAu, hH1 exceeded AN expectations
Tho nigh school courts are rV-
prctci 10 De iu readiness to play by
Monday Tho tournament liz TO lust
until tho uud uf school, az IL will
probably take thnt long to play
through lhc singles and doubles IN
boys and girls play
Tennis has proved to be one nt
thg most popular games an Tulsa
.high school sud some excellent
players are Ia participate In tho
tourney There are thitty PLAYERS
entered In the singlos and thirteen
teams In the doubles
The Drawing.
FollowinEoare the matches lur the
first round of singles lakes Room
Tvs Allen pixon. Stearns Cox vs..
hcrnard keOhane, Herman Wejnockc
vs. Dick Wheeler, raul Potter w.
Frank Wood, Grover Chancellor w.
Walton Rnth, Frank ualbreath Vs.
loo Mcconnell, Jack Sanford W. Ecu
gene Thackcry l'alkner troach Va
Lee kennedy Vance Revela VI. T..
t. Thurman, jack Wheeler W.
Douglass Owens Carol Nicholson
vs. Dale Carter. Dick Byers w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
Bols de Bouiogne TO
Become Baseball Diamond

PARls, April l6.-The handsome
bols de Boulogne Is likely to be.
come The principal baseball field
around Paris. The city authorities
nave granted permission for the use
OF The unimproved space IN the great
PARK for three diamonds TO be used
Dy the American expeditionaEy
forces league In Paris Another
diamond Will be provided by the
racing club at Colonies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

Two additions 20 the ranks ~ the
shot putters we're made YESTERDAY
Hopping and BasH, workers In other
events, made Snlegdld records In
showing out the lead ban and they
will probably be entered In the shot
pu, Ss'urdav
Additional tryouia were held y-s
terfav In the li0-yard dash they
finished In this order! Mccullough.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17


Tho righteous indignation ~ an
aroused people IS beginning to mani.
fest itself in opposition tu tho pro
posed W,lIard and fulton cham
pionsh,p contest
while tho storm ~ protest has no,
become general as yet Nijl 1t is
Erowlnr In volume daily and II It
continues TO Increase there is a grave
probability that tho plans pf thy
promoters VIII hc seriously inter
fcrcd within.
This is not fitting time 60 stage
q heavyweight prizc rght. say the
leaders ~ the forces against &c. The
pick OF tho men ~ the country %
preparing To- risk their lives m tho
battle with the hated Hun Yet srlen-
did physical specimens Ike willard
and Fulton are totally indifferent
They are looking only 20 their own
selfish interests nt least that is the
view taken Gy those who are me- I
active In opposition TO the big match
Campaign Against Boui.
one newspaper syndicate serving
an influential group of papers thru.
out the country is prosecuting "a ro.
Ieutlcss campaign hv which IL hopes
go arouse the people against tho az
fdir The hue and cry X being taken
up hy the clergy and Il viii not ho
surprising n congress IL dcluged Win
letters ~ protest.
In fact an appcal already has
been made TO cunrross tor the pas.
sage ot>a law that viii prevent prize.
fights being staged In this country
=. l. HlAnton, representative from
Texas. is champiOnlnE this move
mont ard he has had blil pro.
pared. VII 'ch. IN effect Will pcrmn-
ncntlv suppress th' promotion ui
such hir fistic affairs as a willard
ana Fulton match
rrotcstt agulHFt the ring lcre'
moths gpinr on with the pnrs In
cnrlching themselves rH.c fro n
mild cersure TO bitter inNec'N'
Thrpughouu lbs spontent however
frat thcse Who object to the m1tr'
m this time are doing go solely le
cause orr CouHlrv j. ~ war IN
.say that ,r willard an rtlton rcn.N
want 20 i3ght they should ret t1'
he ranks with the fcfeNt r. ~ nu
.cuprg srd r-eenrc 10 fight IN 'A'
.ren,rcs ~ F.Eoce
Iianton fir.a S'rscs ca. m
trurHs- uiHii,. Wlrtnr .r the fr.
90 sars~ fno ~rcwin~ s'o"fn of 'u"
,.. g.rsu.a no hai been 'hourh.r"
rr.urr 1l.a to tnte p"o.Nn ndN'0
,9~o ~ ~. tn thu eNA hN ho. ~ r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
LITE CHANCE FOR
ALEX TO JOIN NAVY
Unless cub Pitcher Secures Permis-
sion From Washington to He
come Snilor--Must Go In Draft.

ItNCOT.N, Neb. April le.---Thcrs
Is little chance for Grover Cleveland
Alexander, premier twirler for the
Chicago Nationals, to enter the navy
instead ot going with the April draft
quota from Howard county, Neb.. his
home according TO a statement made
here today by Capt Walter l.. And
crsoh representative In Nebraska OF
Provost Marshal General Crowder.
Unless Alexander iS able TO secure
periniFsion TO join the navy from
high military authorities at wash
lnston, he will have TO 20 with his
contingent from st Paul. Neb,, 20
Camp Funston, Captain Anderson
said
Alexander had all winter to 1oin
the navy if he wanted to-" Captain
Anderson said, "Our general orders
are ia release no registrants 10 the
navy after they have been called for
duty In the army, and there n no
reason why Alexander should be
taken out of his present QUOTA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday
Cotin Goodwin, %. bspsw. and
Mamie Gibbons. a Davenport lt
Js res n Kers1 2S. Cleveland.
and IElla Morris. IS, Broken ArEow-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
MAYER Star Performer.

PHILADELPHIA, April Is --
Bayer WAS Philadelphia star rer-
former today in the seasons opening
game which The home team won
from Eoston. to ,. He allowed
t'o singles, one OF them nm inneld
scratch In first seven innings, and
~ tho seventh he Sturtcd the bat
tins onslaught which clinchod VIC
tory. lie tipled 70 deep center with
one out scoring on Pancroft's sin.
gle. McGafNgan followed with a
single and Stock drove both home
with double TO certer conway
threw wild trying to catch stock
gCing to third and the latter scored.
Mayer had Boston shut out till
the eighth when two consecutive
fumble~ by MCGafiigan allowed
ITnch Hitter Bailey who had hit
slfciy to score. Konetchy's double.
Smiths single and Conway's sacrl'
flee fly scored d run for Boston 10
the ninth
Score by innings: r. II T.
Boston Zoo 600 Oii--2
Philadelphia col 900 40'--j 10 =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
Ted LeDis Wins
From Joe Eagaa

.. MILWAUKEE. Wis, April 1s
Ied Lewis. champion weitervstsh,
noAer' outpointed Joe Egan, Roslon
~ ten-round no-deciHion bout
nlch went The limit, fight critics
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
American League.
Games Today

National League
Boston at Philadelphia.
BROOKLYN at New York
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati,
Chicago at St Louis
American League.
st. Louis AT Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston
New York at Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

DO you know that Tris speaker 10
tho only absolutely gray-haired
ball player In active service IN tbs
arge Topsf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

Clarence Rowland Il stili suffer.
Ing from the effects OF his defeat at
the hands OF several Texas teams
during the training perioI The
Southerners on several occasions
made the white sox look like less
than 30 cents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
Today in Ring Annals

lses-Danny Webster defeated Earl
Saln Ia six rounds az Los
Angeles
lsOe-Joe Jeanette stopped Sam
hcVey In the forty ninth
round at Paris, France
lsll-Joe Mandot defeated Charlie
Whit In eight rounds at
Memphis.
i9Il--Mike Gibbons ana Gus Chris
tie fought six-round draw
OF Milwaukee
Wildcat Ferns Knocked out
Eddie Costello In the fourth
round at Bartlesvine. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

NEW YORks April 1.-THE New
York UiRnt0, champions OF the Ma
tional league, opened tho season In
on ausptcicus ng nner here TODAY,
d, feating Brooklyn to 4 The
game was preceded bv . parade of
regulars fro mFort Slocum and nav.
81 reserves from the Pelham Bay
station.
New York got strong start.
knocking Marnuard out OF the box
in one third OF an inning when they
scored three runs Brooklyn also
Knocked out Tcsreau. New York's
first pitcher, hut Anderson held the
Brooklyn hatters In check. permit
ting only two hits,
Score by innings. r. " r.
brooklyn ...Oli 100 Oi0--4
New York g. sel 200 0O'-S 3 Z
batteries MArquard, Cheney and
Grimes, Mrler. Tesreau and Ander-
son. Mccarthy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

ST. LOUIS. April l6-st Louis
opened the National league season
lSre TODAY with IA I TO 2 victory
over ChicaCo The locals hit Alex
.nder hard and timely pounding
out nine hits for n total OF ~ bases,
while Mendowr held the visitors
rcoreless un'il the ninth when n
rally netted two runs
The usual Flag raising ceremo.
ries preceded tho game, ADDED TO
which we're 4 parade and a concert
Nv the Great .l.akes Naval Training
Station band Col George h Hun.
Ter, commanding officer at Jeffer-
son barracks. threw cut the first
tan
Score by innings: r. II r..
Chicago 900 900 002--2 ?
st Louis 400 Cll O0'--t ;
BatterieS-AlcNAnder and Kill
fer, Meadows and Gonzales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

very doubtful. when nothing will saw
them except 4 death-bcd conversion.
The Senator is suspected Of ~ntortain-
ing a very wholesome and respectful
regard for the $1,000 majority cast
against votes for women in tina Staic
he represents, the same argument b.
which Congressman Edward Cooper
buttresscd his opposing vote about
when the amendment wurm"d throurh
the House by It's rp.der,nls. Senate:
Cot pledged himself SOME time back 20
vote for the submission of he amend.
ment The Stuff lobbyists very much
fear that the West Virginia Srna:r del!
egatior is going % be fifty.fifty stand
off when tho vote is taken. However,
they hug iigh, 10 their ari'atnd SELVES
the cheer up philosophy OF III" VERY
late Dr. Munyon. vino for years. from
the tip Of his uplifted for"lngcr. Al
The top ,'dge Of many Signbnard. as
serted that "Thcro IS hope"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
Namad Conllnittees.

Al recent meeting Of tho town cnuu-
Ill Of Elm Grove. tn" t"l!"wi:g COM
mitte"s we're named: Finance. }. Y. lticS-
ter. H. j. llrdricks. H. t.. Smith: streets
and alleys committee. Wiii"r" Winters.
II. T.. Schafrr. George Il. G"nt"r: munich
pal buii,lin.; committees. J. '. E'"strr,
George tirntcr. II. l.. Schaf"r: light COM
mittcc. II. H. H.drirkS. II. +. Schaf"r.
Wilford Winters; fire committee. H. r.
Smith chairman. 4. q. Ruti"r j. y. NirS-
ter. Wnford Winters. II. t.. li"dr!ck. as
Sis,ants: town solicitor w. Is. Casey.
\ law was also passed by The council
permitting the raising ~ hogs within
The town c0rr,ruuiun Inc but the con-
sent Of the mayor will have Ia lac OBJ
talncd first. TIL" next wncung Will DO
held next Wednesday evening, and prop
crtr owners below the railroad are re-
uucGtrd - attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
Delivered Sermon.

Last night R"v. Carroll t E.'l"r, #
Tho Elm Grove Church nf God. rorrlu!''f
hts scr,uon "3 "'rh" l'nc"nrm"r"d King
DOM I'll. SERMON wac Delivered N
part las. w'.k and ths WAS - continue
;inn. \ largo a''"u'!7u"" wH" recorded
las; """njnG. owing :" ""rtHln promises
ninG" - ~" ronIr"ca;i"I 'ne' week.
This discourse WIS only IN" beginning
Of II sores OF discussion" e special i'm
rnr, - h., given each sunday night for
weeks a. come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

: bcnn released from tho cnnscri1: army
! h.cquE.. 81 defective cyc sight.
: I.ihram liall Of SprlnGdal". w!ll move
) .;,"a 10 hi, new hornr on retcr'ERun.
J r. Francis ~ Sand Hin. who waa
i vEgi'ini; IN Elm Grove. has returned
hcn'".
-, Work WI hr started on III" ltllton
| bridge soon, Ia replace the reinforce
ments which were washed away.
Mrs. w. 5. Todd. OF Echo Point. who
| IVES confined to the North Wheeling
hospital Ill. has been removed home.
4 Ounce was given on the Blum floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
Heal Skin Diseases

1t is unnecessary for you to suffer
wIthccze>na. blotchcs, rim worm, rashes
and similar skin troubles. klittle zemO,
Obtained 1T any drug store for 35c, or
[:iu0 for extra large bottle, and prompt
u ap2lielwlll usually give instant relief
from itc&ing torture. II cleanscs and
So"thcs the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo IS wonderful, penetrating,
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. It is not greasy,
is easily applied and costs little. Get
it TODAY and save all further distress.
TIE I. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
Gave Demonstration.

Miss Hamilton. West Virginia demon
Srrator for tho government. 10 demon
rate III" various usc ut wheat Suhst-
ItItrS yaV" 81 vary interesting Demon
slraiion aud talk Cn that subject IN ne
Stone Presbyterian 'nur"h Of Elm hr"Nc
Yesterday morning at ION" O'clock. y
large crowd OF ladies W'r" present 10
Witness the d,SinnSt Tutinn aud wire
given many new IDEAS ~ no" 7" pr"-
euro wholcs",r!" results with III" new
kinds ~ foudstuCfs The most import
an. demonstration wh~ that ~ blend
ing ;hr wheat substitutes To secure tho
more palutah!c and healthy food.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
High School Bnil0iuR.

The nov high SCHOOL building near
Wheeling Park. is rapidly assuming III"
aspects Of II beautiful structure. K. i.
Kitchen. contractors. NJ" hi!diui 1t
NJ rapidly. ana III" masonry W"rh al
ahou, two stories hns t"'n c"iiF!' ted
Tn. present bond lSsu" Of S'-A.'"" IS
considered, Insufficient 20 complete TIA"
building, and u contract for only n"!'
tlun OF tho building has hc"n lot. y"
arrar Conlcnts have aS Jet been mado
for The heating farilii!cs. or several
other things which Will y" accessory
L. b. done h"forH the building will he
ready for Gcrupa;i"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

last evening by N!ss Mary Dudley. OF
Bac Mar.
CHRISTIAN S,"rker. Of Edsewood. who
has been i'll. Ia out again.
George Marsh. Of Louisville. KY. Is
spending N"varal days the guest OF Elm
Grove relatives
l.. l.. S-ahrisht. business man OF Elm
Grove. has returned from trip to Pitts
burgh.
J. +. OConnell. Of Stone church road.
has purchased a new Buick machine.
Levi Wakncr.. Of Nulton: is about again
after being ccmtincd To his home with
uncuhona.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
Red and Hleck PracticiaR.

Tho Trigd"'ph;a district high school
nine IS holding workouts every evening
IN thr Srh~u! yard. amI ar" rapidly
rounding into form, The high school
lacks h,rrlIIal,!' tw!rl"r this season.
hut several promising huHki"s EHv" h"n
trying out. Tho remaining part "f III"
team gives promise Of being strorG. "*-
rocially the catching department.. Coach
carl Miller * directing IN" lra'tl'"S,
and IS getting good results. IN" >"t-
.srn ,camS carly in Arrl!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
0UT-THE-PlKE
Council Discusses subway.

The town council 81 Elm Grove hold
meeting recently TO discuss tn" pro-
POSED subway AZ tn" Junction OF IN"
W"si Nir;.iu.a Trncii"n md HailHn"rc
4 ohio Railroad 'omran? !:E"S. IN Elm
Grove. which Will ais" "iH!h!a'" the
rr:d,. a, ,ha, point. Nothing mach OF
ir,nor,rncs was done IN regard IN The
r,a,rcr hut further discussion wHs de-
forred until the meeting next week.
Many Of III" residents have been COM
planning very s,rcnr"usly over tho pro-
ruy.d subway. because they believe II
will endanger their lives and property
from floods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

The Stuff lobbyists have their guns
trained on tho members OF the Senate,
have pretty we'll so; the range. and
have laid down a 5arraSe on the
trenches u: the gray wolves OF IN" Pc
tomac" In this battle for votes the
thing OF most interest 10 West EirS!ni-
ans. both for and against the suffrage
amendment. is how Senator Howard
Sutherland will vote. There are good
many argumenta,ive shells from the in
dcfatigablc. resourceful ard (some Of
them) fair and fascinating pluGSe:s
for the cause" Senator Howard
Sutherland is listed b. them in their
doubtful column. Indeed. those who
have applied their magnetic treatment
to him classify min among the very.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
Paving to Be Started So on

Paving on, the National rad through
Elm Grove Twill he begun in thu near
future r, & streets Just new are in very
bad condition. and are very rough.
causing much discomfort 10 tourists al D..
making much unnecessary wear upon
A.arnns aud trucks Til" bond iN&ti" OF
sSo nnn IS thought 10 BE- SUfr!rl"nt 20
cover tho cost IT paving. bids are be-
Ing received and thc c0nirar' will Il" let
in The n"nr Future Tn" paving VIII he
gin AZ Srrinsda!. and rnd ~ Elm court.
n, the east end Of Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
- West Virginia News
Washington Notes i: ,: ;;a s' ;;S;.: !:

at this, the first conference held b.
lis representatives. Tentative plans
were discussed for prioriiles III the
matter OF al kinds Of supplies In which
possible shortage VAS indicated.
A bout 80 meu from this trade are here
in the meeting. which is presided over
ny J. II. Barr. Of Pittsburgh, we'll and
farc-ably kaown 10 m1n engaged IN
ths. oil industry in West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

Commissions az postmasters. fourth
class, have been Issued 70 Aonzo HuG.
son, at Costa, W. Va; William &. Rob:
Bit, CoweH. ana Lloyd =. Mamma. SUE.
Greenbricr county. Costa Is ia" nam"
OF new pustotI!co which Is located in
Boone county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

Among the callers on Senator Saith
erlund to-day at his Office were Ashley
f. King. OF Elkins. ami lis brother.
Lieutenant Arden ling. who is here on
a flYlough Preston G.. Russall Of Mil
Creek; Mike II. King. Of Charleston
and Elkins; Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon John
son, of berkeley Springs: j. II. Babh.
az Jenn'nCstcn. and Or. Griffith Of
Parkershurg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
Personals nul Briefs.

ton nlmur Elm Grove. "i'ir -" next
f.. r!I,n'r~ ~ another r..uti@.nN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

John L KerrwooA. who formerly
published and "as editor % the Noun
,aInecr. at Riplci. is Il visitor in th"
city. calling while here to pay his r."
aIn.cls - tin. CONGRESSMAN from hi.
district, Mr.. Wood yard. Nj. K"rrwu"ri
is now connected Tiih tin quarirrImitS-
tors department Of III" army. and is
stationed a. Newport News, Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

A claim for al accrued pension vi
fllnd to-day with IL" tension jnmni'~.
slnn"r b. Senator Sutherland for and!
in h"hH!F II Mr. Martha 'a~'o. u'
STATS Mills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

Recommendation by Senator ST'h-
erland-LandOn +. N"$kntr. ur !'!"n-
,acn'. now a. IN aviation 'ralrin@
school at ST. Paul, MINI. 10 b" trans
fcrrnd III tho sam service 10 Washing
Ton. huGustiIS a Flynn. o. PArk"rS-
burg, 70 be transferred from th" irh
Company LIST battalion. Camp Taylor.
ky., To the aviation section o! the SiS
nal corps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

There has been another conference
this week between Food Administrator
Hoover and his lcral band az State adj
mintstrators. = large a,tandarc". and
further s;"n$ 20 make Il war bureau,
already most efficient, more so. The
administrator for West Virginia. Col.
E. W. Oglehay. WAS mere. There IS
$50 another conference going on in
which W-cSt Virginia. as al o!l-Gas.gas-
oline producing State. IS interested.
and attended by several West .Nirgini-
ans. This is 4 meeting VI oil we'll sup
ply men, with Mark l.. Requa, Of the
oil division OF 'te Fuel Administration.
LOYAL and efficient cooperation Of this
important industry has been pledged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

WASHINGTON, Z. C.. March IL
Out Of every l0U men that have been
called 10 the colorS from IVES; Nir-
ginia, 81 Were certified as III TOT ngh'-
ing, according to a statement maA' al
the War Depa! ;men': This IS a H'Sh
average. equallcd By but three other
States--Georgia. Virginia and ON.aho-
ma-and excc.ded b: nine States. Lou
isiana aud Wyoming. the highest. with
so certified OFT Of every loo called.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-29
COAL PRODUCTION BEHIND
ESTIMATED NEEDS OF NATION
Weekly Requirements Exceeded Thrice
During the Current Yenr,
beginning April 4.

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-Though the
coal production OF the United States
Is still hugginE tho high point. the pro-
duction to date for the coal year is
S,al2,50o tons behind the estimated re-
ruirement as figured by the fuel ad-
ministration.
The production for the week ending
July 30 in the bituminous fields was
l2.350.000 tons The high week was
that ending July 13. with 1928, 900
net tons For the past six weeks. eX :
clulinE the week Of July 4. when thcrs
were hut five working days. the pro-
duction has exceeded 10000 900 tons n
week. which up 20 this year. has beer
record i'm these fields.
The average weekly requirements as
figured by the fuel administration are
12.211.a00 not tons. This weekly re-
uuirement has been exceeded only
three weeks during the current year.
beginning April L.