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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
WHY 4 REPUBLICAN CONGRESS-

Democratic State
surprised at this about
that patriotism
and that the service OF the country
Democratic
thoughtful
White House not IN
inability honesty
OF VINO nave
initiative
supreme authority comes IN" thought "
inherent IN the HF''
handed down from Washington
other The nnEencer believes the Amer
to their
Americans loyal to the core me! are pa
dictaon the inspiration OIL
them serve and to acrh me
mass people this in spirit when "oooro" "
when Mr. wilson's secTeu! OF STATE was
and me next
Tor pubic
spirit when Belgium was ra'seo anu
congress lS F'"
measures
tne gay
the American people
irrealcon making
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
LibeTty.LOan Primer
GET OUT THE MELTING POT.

In the olden days when our f"r"fath-
nrs werc fighting the Indians for 4
roothold upon Americas shores tho at
lacks wcr" frequently as hl"odthirSty
as these that hay" lately featured m"
battles Of the Marine.
Then. when the bullet supply began
running short the women would get OUT
the melting pot and tho molds and max"
another batch. Aud they would keep
their mrn II tn" portfolios always sup
piled For. unless the REDSKINS wcr"
beaten off worse than death would l"'
their portion Is THEY WELL. KNEW.
With the Ruthless, cruel German
Hordes battering at the frontiers Of
Freedom today, the Same conditions
threaten.
Once agnin tho mon arc nj tho port
hulc.%--In the tr"nchcs- hratlnE off the
ultra mod, IN Savag"s who would en-
slave the world. II they fail in this.
life may be worth living. hut We doubt
it.
We who are left behind must furnish
the bullets.
SO get out the melting pot. which in
this day is tho savings account.
Throw in the lead. which is tho pro-
ducts OF the work of your hands and
brain.
And pass on the bullets which your
dollars will buy the fanks.
lrt the Fourth Liberty loan cam
paign be your workshop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
THE MILD CARRANZA

In spite Of the fact tina. We have been
recently shooting som: across the oor-
der. We do not hear any violent protest
from 01exico. \ year ago Dir. Carranza
would have used the Nogales incident
and other difficulties along the border
"a q basis for q violent verbal attack
upon the United States and an appeal
70 the Mexican fre-caters 10 defy tho
-GrinSocs- The formation OF an Amer
lean fighting army Of three million men.
many OF them located in camps con-
veniently close to Mexico. and the knowl-
edge that three million more husky tight
ers are back Of these men. has probably
had a very SOLDERING influence upon the
Mexican president.
The little excursion which our Ansri-
can soldiers took to the Mexican border
tvo wears ago was only an afternoons
ioy-ride com pared 70 what We have been
doing since IN military lines The
United States has no particular deeir- 10
bother with Mexico at the present time.
vet ,f we had TO so in and clean her
up thoroughly and, efficiently. Il would
furnish good exercise and good training
for the men we have to send across the
ocean next year.
In spite Of the blur and buster in
herent In the brute. naturally. Mr.. Car
rama IS not going TO bother the lnieco
States very much from now on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
A Geological Treatise on
"The Yellow Dog

VIVA, is The Yellow Dog
lie * a very peculiar animal.
liz. &c 4 ramoutIaEed darhshuno.
He - rhangca bile Xix" chnIn"ls"h.
He is Il low white liv"r"d SKUNK.
He IS I SNAKE III IN" grass.
He il a vulturc IN human loFh.
He carries Il tale OF woe.
lie snaps IT the American caElc:
lie would destroy tn" hlucbird of nap
pinrSs. ,,;o,
He lives on the bone Of cnntcnlion'
He j. st-1ttrd with kai*criSm,
liz would hnrasS the English ll"n.
~. snrvs on tho lily IF France ana
The. rhrysanthrmum Of Japan.
He has the fangs Of serpent
He has the hid" u! u rhln"'c'""H'
Ills biir spreads the rabies OF hul'
tur" ,.,h.,d
Ills mouth fnams with Hun-hat'heo
"paShndh. r,- ,i,,
lie is 4 zebra marked win thc S'' H'9
Of the WihcmstraSsc.
He is rat who when troooi" MI
socks tho nearest hole.
The Yellow Dog ~ 4 hound r. h"u.
lie is Il porcupln" who shoots MS
Guills IF hate IN all directions.
He is parrot VINO oaI,rrTS 'r, s., ''
lie is a barnacIr WHO would lay mo
shin Of state M for repairs.
lie Is whale who sp"uts his emui'
sion OF Tcutonism.
lie is an eel who with Shiny slppfr'-
ness wiggles out Of the clutches Of the
law.
He Is an owl. who fniEning wisdom
boots ut MI things worth while y.
HI Is a moth. dazzlrd by the ilame OF
prussianiSrn who stands ready 10 dash
his foolish head against the VA IT,
He is n tick, who would make mlser-
able the truStv CN"nS who are bearing
: hr vckr Of tho war.
He is 4 wasp. who adding no sweet
moss TO the world stings his way
through life.
He is an ostrich who sticks his head
in tho sands nf time. and thinks De-
cause hr can not sce tho light Of nv
maniIy that none can see his dnstardiy
deeds.
The Yellow Dog is Il COW who kicks
over the bucket Of milk Of human kind
ness.
He is a bull maddened by the stEht OF
rcd white and blue.
He hnwls the hymn of hate night and
day.
fIn IS wolf in Sleeps Cl"thlnE.
He wears the collar Of tn" HoAenzoi-
lcrns.
He is from the kennel ~ kaiscrisn.
Henry Irving Dodge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
RAILROAD TRAVEL

Oscar Price. secrctaty to Mr. McAdoo,
states that railroad travel has increased
rs per cent during the past year. In spite
of the Increased rates Of passenger fare.
I, is almost impnssiblc to credit this
statement. Railroad trains have been
reduced in number and most OF the con-
venieuces OF travel have either been
limited or eliminated entirely. While
much travel is necessary. great deal
Of travelling hitherto done by American
people has been for pleasure or for pur-
poses not directly connected with bust
ness. There has certainly been reduc-
ton in this kind Of travel On tho
other hand. of course, operations OF war.
building environments. and the movement
Of troops have made n large amount or
new travel If. in spite OF the efforts
OF the railroad administration To rHduce
travel. there continues 20 10 positive
Increase. we may reasonably expect more
drastic methods OF reduction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
A GOOD MOVEMENT

y significant incident was the meet
ing Of the Wheeling Rotary club and the
newly organized kiwanis club. in joint
session. These two bodies compose
many Of the wide-a~akc young ousi-
ness men Of the city. and through the
pledge Of. good fellowship II is antici-
pa,.d that these two organizations Will
ioin together actively in working for the
bettcruent OF the Wheeling district
The Rotary club. which is tn" oldest OF
the TWO. has been promoting feeling
OF good fellowship" among the proml-
nant business men of the city. Now
that they have Joined hands with the
Kiwanis boys. We may expect TO have
two interests with the same object IN
view. working together to attain COM
mon goal The meeting was in every
sense most gratifying and the hearty
co-operation Of these two worthy repre-
sentatives Of the men OF tn" city Is GER
tain 70 be productive of higher civic
spirit, as we'll as material achievement
of great value.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
. THE WHEELING 1NTELLIaEHcEH

L,,t,,.,,cn, Service shows that there
i. national shortage Of practically
every type of labor except tnoSe e
gagged in building trades. fsp'clh'y
r,uus is the common labor Situal'oii'
with regard 70 which. out OF reports
from l4S cities. 90 offices or Inc r''iin
nlnymcnt Service register SHORTAGE 80
.ormuj conditions and only IL FUR
MUS. Not a single eastern city reports
\ surnlus OF common labor supply
The demand for machinisis and TOOL
r,ak.rs * Hlsn critical. although some
wha, minimizcd in the survey by .h''
fact that machinists arc included ut'oe'
The general head of mechanics IN "Ht"h
class arc also included ELECTRICAL AUTO
mobile and similar workers. al "no''
there is a good supply.
In he latest survey. ~ cities report
= surplus OF mechanics s. halanccn
! conditions and 45 SHORTAGE ihc
! shortage in general "f skilled labor Is
about The saur AZ chat for mcchhnlCS'
/ !. out Of ~" offices reporting o"hr''.
! The citirS reporting shortage In shi'l'u
; labor include most Of the principal III
! dustrial crnt"rS.
| pn She Other side Of the ledger 'a'
survey shows considerable un"mnloy-
mcnt III the DulIdlUE wv
out of l4S cities reporting more me"
| than Jobs owing 70 tho lct-up in pTi'
| vatr building operations.
The service in III" building trades Is
! however. mainly cauSr-d by An nrcrSuP'
ply ur carpenters. VIII" will find no an
| fkculty in getting work in districts whcr'
| largo construction operations arc being
undertaken by the government Nine
! teen cities report shortage of build
| ing trade workers.
The harvest season increased th'
calls for farm labor. In general. how
ever. tho western wheat bcl reported q
sufririrnt supply Of farm labor. ".'.'f
II cities. mostly in the West. reported
surplus
The demand for fcnal" labor. rrlnrl'
! n,ny for factory work and domestic
service, is increasing. - cities reporting
. sbortare Of women workers. u sur
nlus and a. balanced supply and de-
/ .mand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
THE MAINE ELECTION

The overwhelming Republican vic
tory in the Maine election is highly
satisfactory evidence Of the tTfnd Of
public opinion. Maine is Republican
state-a Republican victory was natur-
ally looked for. 4 vigorous campaign
was. however. made by the Democratic
leaders. in two congressional districts
in particular. The Maine voters not only
remained true to the Republican party.
but Civ. evidence that may indicate a
tidal wave of popular opinion. No one
wishes. unnecessarily. to magnify the
mistakes and failures ws have made In
our war program. but deep down in the
hearts Of many people is III" belief that
the war will be more effectively carried
on. and the great business problems OF
the country more wisely solved BY n Re
publican Congress than by Democratic
Congress That he,ief is certain 10 be
4 factor in the elections this fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

War Industries Of tn" United states
arr AT pr sen, short between """'o"o all"
4uu.ruu common iahor"rS.
Thu. shortage, III skilled craftsmen Is
almost as acute. The war plants ~
CONNECTICUT and Maryland alon" arc u"-
dorrnann,L -. ION skilled workers. ohe
az ;h. large muntinn plants turning
ont heavy c;llIh"r guns Is short -'ooV
marhlnists.
The shortage OF workers In tho coal
mining industry is such that II IS I'M
u,crlIlinE all other war production.
This is tho situation which The United
States Employment S"rric" has h'eh
delegated by tn" president and III" pro-
Ju,,ion DEPARTMENTS and boards Of me
government u relieve
While estimating tho common labor
requirements ut war Industries Tor IN"
next two months. ire employment scr
vice has begun an approximation oil inc
urrskill.d and the skilled lal"r rrS"ur-
! cos If tn. country. II 10 cnh"aN"Fihh
TO rct a rough estimate "f IN" huIh'"'r
of males over Is years of aE" VIII" nave
entered military S"rTicr or ar" "nEaE'u
| in essential production or arc engaged
| in work not essential tn the winning "i
| tho war and therefor" are potential war
! workers. Nin" n"rupai Ionai cIassi''"-
/ tiuue which include unskillrd l7nor
| skilled craftsmen. clerical and domestic
wtrk"rs. etc. ar" being used.
; This appru xtmnti"n will h" mad" as
! locally rs possible. In addition 10 the
: thousands "f local agents "f the r'tl'
! nlnvnrrt Srryirc and n" Public 9'iF'
! icr Reserve. tho statistical ana re
sra rch machinery of cities ana states
: and Of private ORGANIZATIONS comm"r'
c,ol observation-disclosures. employment MANA
! r,,rs and their associations. md al
oth"r agencies in position I" he OF rea'
! assistance will b" utilized.
| The work in each state Will o" un'
, dor tho general direction Of the state
! directors Gf the Employment service
and the Public Service Reserve. Spc'
! cinl attention will be paid 10 cities Oh
over 10000 population although tho ru'
! raj districts will be covered us c3haus'
| lively as possible.
Tho labor survey OF the United States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
WE ARE PRETTY WE'LL OFF

Those Of uS who remember the walls
of Voc We emitted during ;he weeks OF
excessive no, weather few weeks ago.
and the criticism In which we INDUCED
Of tho climate in this section ot tho
country, may now hide our heads IN
shame. ~ this season nf the year the
Ohio valley IS mt its l"veliest. and there
Is no more enjoyable climate and no
more beautiful country in m" world
than this fayoriso section. We have
sunsh!ny days and cool nights; refresh
Inc breezes and gentle showers With
Tho htllsidcs still clothed IN green and
Tho folds still rich with the seasons
crons No have IN every side yist:Ls u
,nsotre a poets pen. N"!ther in tn"
hills Of the Rsrkshires nor in the Adj
irordacks. nor IN thn war-fauI"d valley
of rho Virginia. will ;hs Traveller lnd
moro natural beauties than among IN"
hills and valleys n: this particular sec
&io1, Of wes. Virginia and eastern Ohio.
With the rerfsc; weather so often en-
loved A, this season of the year. No HAYS
great reason 70 be thankful after ali that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF
RAILROADS

The railroads OF the country have now
been for five months under government
control. Some facts concerning gov
ernrnent operation may. therefore. be
s,Ddied with. interest. The most I'M
uortant and the most significant TACT
doubtless, has been the increased COST
of railroad transportation. Freight ann
passenger rates have been ADVANCED
from 80 70 IS per cent. These advances
are direct charges upon the poo''c'
charges that must be eventually palo
by the consumer. The farmer VINO Guys
II piece OF macEL2ery. or me nechahiS
-uh. BUYS y piece OF furniture. either
directly or indirectly pays part ~ the
;-oro,v.,d freight charges. While rates
have adyancrd il is surprising to barn
tina, the entire amount OF freiGht carrie"
BY railroads under. the five months OF
government control has been stH-teHthS
OF ona per cent less than the amount
carried IN the same length OF tim" IN
1917, under private control The prime
object OF the government control was 70
SPEED up transportation to increase the
efficiency Of the railroads by cutting out
long hauls and concentrating the re-
sources in sections that had tho most
need. Apparently L great deal has been
done in that direction.
Tho government administrators have
had unlimited powers Of action and have
made many sweeping changes. II is.
therefore. a matter OF surprise that clS-
tinctly greater results have not Deed
achieved. Up to date the record OF gov
eminent controlled railroads Is an in
crease OF nearly q billion dollars in the
cost of railroad operations and slightly
less freight carried than was carried
over the same lines and with the same
materials in 1911.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
RIPPING RHYMES
vrT7rR WITH ALAH.
BY WALT MASON.

There. always some ono going rounn
with wierd predictions. dark and Srlm:
his accents have dolcful SOUND IN"
future is frost TO him. He vets IN,
landscap-, with his tears. and says we II
mover whip the Hun is less than tor1!-
seven years, and wn'll ba broke when *
is done. He hears Of victory and scoTlS
tho worst he says. is YET 10 come:
your loud hurrahs will change to ho~lS
tho news will soon b" fierce and bum.
I've seen him wander down tho street
and ouccr the town in half an honr
with tales Of ruin and defeat and fore.
casts drivrling and dnur. No DOUBT II
some ono said "Old scout. does wilhelm
pay you for This graft" his rag" would
turn him inside oui-h"'d act like som"
on, going daft II" is a patriot you
bet. For Uncle Sam he'd lose A limb:
lis just his way 10 sculd and fret and
show that things hook black 10 him.
In times Of p'nre n" used 20 show how
government was slipping coSs. am!
pointed out in grief and WOO. TINT ""
were going IN the dogs. In time ~
peace h. cut no grass. his dodderinEs
could work no III: hut now that war has
como ~ pass ne is a help 10 Kaiser Bill.
If you're inclirch to scold and nop"
just can that stuff little while. and
hand OUT packages OF hope. all decorat.
ed with a smile
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which had their origin III he BRUSH
parliament AS far bark as lS42.
Like the United States, England has
made il Il rule Ia raise about onc-third
of the amount she needed for war pur-
poses through internal taxation. FOR
the remainder she has had recourse |"
loans and credits of which tho nit"l
States has furnished SS.%t5.oOo.pop.
canada has also issued s3jh. 0ON. Don
IF domestic loans. about $9h.00u.oOo of
which was taken by American banks.
The Australian war loan has amounted
tn s39otl moo while that Of New Hea-
land totals $I6T. 0G3. 900. India raised
one loan of $500. nnn. 900. which was adj
ranccn To Great Britain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
PRISONER IN GERMANY.

Special Dispatch tn the 1nt"lliS"nccr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Sept. H.
l.Idgi raliGnani. 4 Italian formerly or
this cts is Il prisoner in German
camp at 1.ImhurE. Germany. according
to a card received to-day by his brother.
PPietrn CaliGnani. II" WAS captured
while lighting in the Italian army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

EElINGTON, w VA-The case Of
Mary Wadktn. against J. D. DiGman.
which arose over the payment OF $2n'
for a calf, and which has been In local
courts for more than two years and 4
hnlf. has been appealed to the supreme
coed 81 .0nn.
ELkINS. W. Va--OfnceB OF Davis
and Elkins College announce tho receipt
o; cash gift OF sls.0no from r. donor
This IS tho largest gift the college
has received since the Request OF 500
noa left 10y the late Henry Gassa~aF
Davis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

While The Inteillgenccr believes the
proposition made by tho county commits
stonrrs. looking tn the repair nf the
National road over Wheeling NIL is Ia'F
and reasonable. il also believes that INC
matter IN dispute between the oohro ana
city council TOO trivial to hight over II
would scs-rn that these belliEerent Ecntl"-
mon would do we'll TO consult public In
terest rather than their own pride and
ssuhhornness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

Mabscntt Stuart and White Oak Coal
companies, all Of which secure pow'r
from the defendant company for tn"
operation Of tnc!r mines. Loss n! time
at the mines because Of inadequate
poycr s,ipply is alleged as the basis for
the action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

NEW MARTINSElLLE. W. Va-The
Wcrrl county Democratic executive
committee has appointed ~. r. Tutil". o.
Grant district as tho pnrtys NOMINEE"
for county surcrini nndont Of schools.
hllirE tho vacancy caused by IN" re-
naval Of n. |. Taught. Of Wheeling.
where hc has taken a position in IN"
public schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
TURKS KILL CHRISTIANS,

wASHTNGTON. Sept. 1l.--Accordlng
20 an official dispatch from France. news
has been received in Paris from Tchcran,
Persia confirming reports Of tho murder
of its thrislia uS by the Turks. Among
the victims were Father SoutaG. n
French priest and several other priests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
Crowder in Call For
1000 Stenographers

WASHINCiTr>S Sept. ia call for
5000 mon qualified for limited service
AMI cap:rbc of working "a st"n"Crnph qfs
and ,ypiSts was issled to-day by III"
provost marshal general They will
entrain September %. and Will com"
from all states and the District OF
Columbia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

ws Iiv. in the best corner lot OF the
best country. of tho world. that any OF
US know anything about.
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for the schools If the state this yea
have been sent out IN county superintcn-
dents for distribution among the teach
crs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

TAIRMOST. ". Na.--T4nman \. Riggs,
cf this city has been appointed W"S'
Virginia division engineer of the Con-
eolidation Coal Company. vice Franklin
*. Day. who has been furlouEhrd 10 me
Federal fuel administrators hcadqunr-
tors hero as assistant manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

PARKERSRrRG. W. Va--W. f..
Baker. Of ElkIns. nnwIy appointed Re-
1mhlican state chairman. mas opened
hcad1uarters here and is arranging for
the rnrty's campaign this fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

NJ matter what you w-.r'.' II VIII
save you time and money to use lnt"ili'
Sencer WANT ADS.
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II ia probable that Washington regards
Maine as in a state Of rebellion
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STATE NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. IL
The death Of J. w. Samples. near Alder
son, Crernbrinr county. on August 81,
brought to clos" ihr career OF West
VirSinia's oldest school teacher in point
nf S"rvrrr Nj. Samples had taught ~
terms "f school most "i The time W. W.,
terms u y"Hr. He was ~ years Ola
when called ny death.
Mr.. Samples tuEht his first school IN
Wilderness township. Nicho!nS town
ship. IN lSGG. and his last nj tlIf Top;
Fa%rtrr county. Inst year. HI aticndrn
tn" l?lG spring term At Marshall co., ,'1o
lrsr. Huntington. md returned In III"
fall. rcsuIninE his studies and Gradual
Ing in Jung. 1917. the oldest scholar who
ever attended tn" institution.
CHAIR .ES'rOH. W. Va. - Major
Thomas B. Davis. acting adjutant gen
"ral of West Virginia. has sent IN" ini-
loving civilian rifle team to represent
the state in III" annual rife meet AT
Camp Perry. g.: ]. Il. 'irnnninGcr. car
Ilak" Hain"a. William -. Winklcr Of
Charleston. Is X. Smith, II. Is. SaErr
Louis St"tlrr. Frrl ThnrnhwrE Of Hunt
inston. Edward Il. Shnff"r Charles e.
IInn Of MnrCnni"wn. tinrh"Lh Sk,dnnre
+ l.. Manning NJ Elkns. hll"n X. ar
rol If New Cumberland and 7. &. Ken
El" "f Charles T"wn.
FAlRMpNT.. W. Nn.~-T. +. Ellis ni
Newton. III has been appointed phya'-
cal director and athletic coach Of tho
Fairnluni high school. II" is ~ graduate
&c Yalraris" University AMI III" Indiana
state University.
OAK HIl-I.E. W. Va Suit FOR $50
nan alleged damages against the NIr-
rinia rnwcr Company has been flied ri
r'.vctirviiI" hv m" E"citloN. Cranberry.
Collins purlnpr. Harvey. Macdonald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
BILLIONS FOR UNCLE SAM

Manner OF Raising mucn OF America" "
Taxation
TENTH ARTICLE.
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cLARKSRTRG. w. Fa.-Cfty council
has called special election for Sep
idunhcr - to decide on II proposal to is
sue $4,000 in bonds for bridges. fed
equipment and water works extension.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

CI.ARkSC1'RG. W. Na.-Rnh"rt II.
Wilson. Of this city. has been appointed
by tho district governor Of tho Rotary
Club to institut" n now club Mt Nor
cartnwn. whore business mon have mp
pllrd for n charter
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