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Evening journal., 1918-04-19
BASKETBALL
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BOWLING
HarIans, Vandever Our of A-W:
League Will Start Tomorrow

Harlan and the Vandever teams VIII
not play All-Wllmington League ball
this year. This was the Disappointing
news that came from the managers Of
the teams, and 49,. the eleventh
hour withdrawal viii not prevent the
opening OF the league schedule tomor-
row. as planned parkside and Wildel
viii play az Front and Union.
The league will meet in special
session again on Monday night TO
consider its latest trouble. Whether
there viii be any more defections
from the league cannot be pre-
dicted at this time. Pusey & Jones
came into the league with the
understanding that the Harlan team was
70 hold its berth, and now that Harlan
has quit, after assuring the league
president that the big plant would be
represented in the league, the pusey Il
Jones Company team also may drop out.
This would leave parkside, pennsy,
dupont, Wildel and Eleventh Ward in
the organization. Should the pusey &
Jones team not drop out, the Eden
south Side team application would
again have 10 be considered. Harlan
quit for the reason that they do not
care to play. Nandeyer quits because
the club has lost BIZ Crouch to the
dupont Company team.
However, the All-Wilmington League
viii open and close rs eighth season
The fans can bet safely on that. The
organization has come to stay. ltshas
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
THE EVENING JOURNALS DAILY PAGE OF SPORTS
IN
CAMP DIX BASEBALL.

CAMP DIX, WRlGHTSTONN, n. j.
April i9-Company F's baseball team,
composed mostly Of old Company D's
ball players, Delaware Regiment, up to
the present date leading the Reglmental
League, having won three games in sue
cession, Supply Company 3 F, Company
y. Company o +, Company Q A. Com
pany +, Company Z.
Private Farley pitched wonderful ball
having fourteen strike-outs to his
credit Company A played superb ball
but they had hard luck. Sergeant Big
ger and Corporal Donnelly each made a
home run.
Under the skillful management Of Ser
geant $. w. Cornell Company expects
to make a good showing for itself In
the league. Sergeant Cornell is an old
timer in the game having been at one
time the manager Of the famous Mark
ham team OF Virginia.
Company + nearly lost the game when
Sergeant JOSEPH Macmillan John Christ
Ian Alouyous Bonaparte Gerdes, fatcfu
second baseman Of the famous Company
ID team, made four errors.
Following is the lineup Of the teams
Company F-Priyate Russell. C. T.
Cook Olson, !. +. Corporal Donnelly, r. +.
Private Nentwlg, s. S.; Private Ward
81 b.; Sergeant Bigger, C; Sergeant
Gerdes. 2d b.; Private Scheld, ist b.
Private Farley, p.
Company A satterneld, r. T.; Deenen
D.; Toumbhnson, C. T.; Barhold, ist b.
Wagner, c.. Barrett, ]. T.; Deakym, 2d b.
Warner, s.. S.. Deakym. 81 b.
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seen many local baseball leagues 90 into
the discard. and doubtless Will see many
more go the same way. It's personnel
has always included the fastest semi
professional playing material In the city,
and this years material is up TO the
usual standard. That the league Will
be we'll patronized IS a fOregone con-
clusion.
There viii be no special opening cx-
ercises at any Of the folds tomorrow.
The teams Will line mp, the jumps will
call play ball" and the season viii be
on as usual.
The opening day schedule follows:
Eleventh Ward VS. dupont, at Water
Tower.
p. r. r. vs.. Pusey's. at p. r.. r. Field
parkside VS.. Wildel. at Front and
Union.
The Church League Will try for iis
second series of games tomorrow The
league was scheduled TO open on last
Saturday. but wet grounds prevented.
The schedule for tomorrow follows:
Eastlake vs.. Elsmerc. at Elsmere'
Edge Moor VS.. lilllcrest, at Shellpoi
Park.
Sllverbrook vs.. Madeley. at Eden Park
Wesley VS.. Central. at Eighteenth and
Van Burcn.
Mt. Salem vs.. Westminster at Water
Tower
II good weather prevails, Ml-Wilming-
ton League and Church League fans vii
sec fast baseball tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
HIGH VS. .GoLnEY TODAY.

Wilmington High School and Goldey
College will meet this afternoon at the
Front and Union streets grounds in the
first meeting Of the season between the
two teams
The game will be the first real test
for both teams. The Hlghlets shut out
dupont High, II TO 0, while Goldey
trounced the Kennett Pike boys, IS to ?
Goldey also walloped Pennsgrove High
in their first game Of the season. Moore
Will most likely do mound duty for
the Coneglans while Tollin will heave
them over FOR the Hlghlets.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
sIMoNToN-MINNIcK MATCH.

Captain Simonton has challenged MIN
nick for the Richardson Trophy Cup and
the match has been scheduled for sat
urday over the traps Of the Grecnhnl
Trapshootns Club. Glass meets class
and a real contest is assured.
This match viii bring out a lage num-
bcr Of local shooters and an interest
ing program has been arranged for all
shooters.
The regular 25-target events will be
staged for the f. and n. Z. dupont and
dupont Gun Club Trophy Cups. A num-
Der Of The members Of the club. IN order
to qualify on The former cup. must at
tend each one OF the next three shoots
and they are urged not TO lose the op-
portunity of winning this handsome
trophy. Thrift stamps viii be awarded
special events.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
ST. PAU MAY GET FIGHT.

BY The United Press.
ST PAUL, MINI, April i9-Details
Of the Willard-Fulton Tight were dis
cussed by Promoter ]. G.. Miller and st.
Paul sportsmen and # was agreed there
was little doubt the Twin Cities would
secure the big bout. A matter Of rails
ing $4,000 to finance an arena was the
only argument today
FINAL arrangements are contingent
upon raising the money or securing the
St. Paul baseball park.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
EAsTIAKE DEFEATS MANITOU.

Eastlake defeated NIanitou at quolts
last night three games to 2. The pitch
ers were, Manitou: C. Grier, J.. Porter,
II. Williams, W. SchoGed, w. F. Bald
win. Eastlake Miller, Donnelly, Sparks
and Cox As Manitou defeated Pennsy
r. r.. the Eastlake players want to
know when Kid Baldwin Intends to go
away back and sit down.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19
FRIENDS SCHOOL TENNIS.

Wilmington Friends School tennis
team viii open It's season this after
noon with a game with The Penn Char
ter School netmen. The Philadelphia
boys are said TO have q fast team. hav-
ing had the advantage OF much indoor
practice during the winter months.
Friends School has had only three
days Of practice. but these three days
have proved a world OF good and have
brought out much speedy new material.
The home Ouakers expect TO put up a
Evening journal., 1918-04-19

good fight despite the fact thut Man
ager Herb Mode. a soccer and basket
ball letterman, is the only veteran in
the aggregation The following play
ers viii represent Wilmington this af-
ternoon: Mode, Speakman, Walker
Cooch and Stirling.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19

Metal workers. GLACIERS and skilled
mechanics may all ind good positions
through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1918-04-19

Domestics. housekcepers, cooks and
Mattresses would do well to advertise
in the Want Ads during the coming
two weeks.
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CHILDREN'S DAY AT
LAFERTY A SUCCESS

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
LAFERTY. O., Juno 24.-The chill
drens day exercises Of the Union Bib"
school, No. 2a1, OF the Cambridge DIS.
trict os the American Sunday School
union that meets IN the school Eouse
at Latcrty O.. were held on Sunday
evening and were grand success. Tao
young people did we'll under tho man
aGemcnt Of Mr.. D. Stanehina. Tho
songs were inspiring and uplifting. Tho
r,.citations were we'll done. The school
house was crowded; people were stand
inE UP inside and ou:. The d'corations
wcre beautiful. with flowers md Tags.
There were about 5000 ros.S. besides
other flowers. used in the decorations.
The offering amounted 20 Sln."S. which
went for the work OF the union. At tho
close of the exercises the people re-
.ired 70 their homes feeling II was rood
To he there. The superintendent OF rho
school Is Nr. Lawrence Atkinson, End
he is making good in that Office.
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POSLAM EXCELS
IN INTENSITY OF
HEALING POWER

pcGlam pnsscsSn% healing energy Sn
highly concentrated that one ounce w
roSlam is worth 4 pound ~ ordinary
uint,nrn:s less efficient in tho treat
rnrnt Ct: Eczema mr any erlptional con-
dItInn nr tn" skin.
Talk with ,husr who have br"n healed
Of aESravaiIng skin troubles who have
used all kinks Of remedies AND THEN.
Used PnSLAM. and they will say this
even more cInphhtiraliy.
Results com" quickly. itching stops
angry skin is snu;hrd uncertainty is
disprll"d. 81 litil" rnslHm does so much.
Sold cvrrywkcr". For frr" sslmpl"
write "a Emergency lIHhnrai orlcS, -+J
West 9Th street. New York City.
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Ambition
Pills
Fer NervousPeo

The great nerve tonic--the famous
WendelrS Ambition PUlS-that will
put rigor. vim and Vitality into ner-
Yous, tired out all in, respondent PEG
pie in a few days. in ;3anv instances.
Anyone can buy toH for only so
cents, and John Coleman 4 co. is au-
1horlzed BY the maker 10 refund the
purchase price IL anyone Is dissatls-
lied with the first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous prostratton, mental
depression and unStrung nerves,
caused by over-indulgence in alcohol.
tobacco. or overwork Of any kind.
For any affection Of The nervous sye-
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bling and neuralgia they are simply
splendid. Fifty cents at John Cole
man & Co.. and dealers everywhere.
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Loyalty taking up m" work in this city.
I: has been said that som" families in
this Gig would not allow. IN" ladies
conducting th" visits I" 70 into their
homes during the wclfar" week cam
paign but when they realize what il
means 10 our country To hr up against
such Il thing il is hoped that they will
change their minds. The question must
be rnmhatt"d by all working together,
as the world war IN which wo Gre now
part nrrS with IN" other allies will drain
our country of larEr degree "f our
best young manhnnd We must have
men after thN war.
D civ" tho baby n SQUARE deal. The
nation that has the babies has IN" fu-
turc.
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Red Croas Auxiliary.

4 busy srsSiun was held last nFch'hk
tv the members NJ tn" R'1 cross
Of the chaplin" StTr"t VI IT,
church IN their rooms OF IN" fhuF'H'
Tho ladies finished aunt" Il few arll'''A
yesterday which they turned over 10 mo
headquarters. This society Is corip"S'h
IL In" ladies Of iii" church Rnd SUNNY
school who ar" Interested IN IN" hc'
ross work. and Hr" d"v"tinG one "aE
each week fnr this special W"rk.
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St. Stephens Red Cross.

4 busy session will BE- held 'hiS
nyrning by tn" members Of IN" f"uhE
rnnuln's Rod Cross society OF IN" ~.
Staphrt' church. The evening Will u"
spent IN sewing and knitting Tor ""'
Inla in tn" service nt Uncle SAM. ihh
members who hay" uncnnpi"t"d WORK ri
hnm" arr requested to bring II $" AS "
,.fay be- rumpl"t"d and turned OVER 10
tn" headquarters rs soon as I'nSFlPl''
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For Burning Eczema

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied ii good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
Sl.0O for large size, get a bottle ofzemo.
When applied As directed it effectively
removes eczema,quickly stops itching.
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chafng. It pene-
trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is
a clean, dependable and inexpensive,
antiseptic liquid. Try it,as we believe
nothing you have ever usedis as effect.
I've and satisfying.
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Sunday School Board.

Tn" members Of tn" sunday school
bunrd nt tn" Central VI. t.. church VIII
hold their monthly meeting tomorrow
evening Immediately following prayer
service" All members Of thr hoard are
urged Ia b" present as several import
ami business matters Will b" discussed.
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Sick And Benevolent Society.

TIL" Sick and Benevolent society Of
the Zion Lutheran church will hold Its
regular business session this evening
In tho church. II is requested that
every member hc present as matters
Of ,nrnrIanr.. will h" taken up which
Will i., ni interest I" every member.
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Young Peoples Society.

The Young Peoples society 81 IN"
Trinity Lutheran church h"'d 'n'''
regular session last evening III 'h'
4 assembly rooms Of th" chuT'h. nv
evening Was spent in IN" usual h'"
, russ diversions. Quit" Il t." "r'"l'S
w"rr r"mplntr1f yesterday.
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The Pension Bureau has notified SEN
tor Sutherland Of the granting OF pom
sions to Mrs. l.. Booth. Of Burton, SD 4
month starring November :. 1917. and -
Mrs. Matilda Safes. of RockporL So Il
month from January. 1913.
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The prstnTficn at R"rnold% having
h,,en discontinued. Concr"SSmnn Reed
has requested that tina; haml". h"
plactti an tho Wolf Summt-WllS"nhu"t:
mail rnu." Mr.. Reed ais" visited til"
Pension Bureau Saturday I" tai" IL
with tn" officials thor" tho "l:Ilm e..
Mrs. Victoria r. Kraft nf Milir"N. "
Va
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Briefs And Personals.

Frank kimm"l returned homo last
evening after visiting friends IN Irtts-
hursh for few days.
Miss ,irarr McCallIstcr Of Twenty
fourth. street. IS visiting relatives IN
rark"rshurH.
Miss Hazel Rruwn returned homo last
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Conference This Evening.

This evening ut The Wesley NJ. -..
church III" third quarterly NJ. T.. confer
enc" Will hr held. in tn" business rooms
Of the church. Dr. M. +. compton. dis
trict Sup"rintcn d"nt. Will preside.
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Poverty Social.

Tho ladies of the First Christian
church will give poverty social TINS
evening In the social rooms ~ inc
church. Everyone attending this social
is requested I" wear old clothes ana
leave all jcwelry at home for If any
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Tn" monthly meeting nf the l'uth"r
I."agu" Of the ZION. Lutheran church
will h" held THIS evening instead or
Thursday. nj ) o'clock IN their room
If tn" church. All mrmI"rS arc earn
cStly requested To- hr present.
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Tic mclrlh-rs tt thu, Surgical !'r"ss-
nrs class Of ihr Third Presbyterian
church will witness a busy session this
evening in TN" parlnrs ~ tho church.
'rlt.y viii h,.vni" their Tim" t" Ia" usual
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Recent visitors in tho Copltal: Earl

FCSCTNI vTSTUVN
Pnpers MorCantown: George liill and
y. II. Hill Arnold. Efkins: James Boyle,
Jr. ClarkshurG: Carl Frame. Fairm"n':
Guy Il Sinscl ClarIlshuvc: IT. i. G7""T.
MorEantown; Nelson f. Perrin and Yer
non T.. johnson. berkeley Springs: NJ.
n. Simmons and Joseph Trigger Will
hanson, and 9. S. Buzzarh. Berkeley
Springs.
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Church Council.

TIL" members OF tn" church council nf
thr 81. Inul's Evangelical church Will
hold n special session "Wednesday oven
ing in IN" business rooms Of tho church,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

DR.. l. N Harris. OF JrnntnESton. W.
Va, now ut HarrisonhurG. Va has been
commissioned 4 captain 10 the Medical
Reserve Corps.
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diversions. sewing and knitting tor "uF
r,lIlrr:: IN Francs. These iaules nav
h...u taking n great interest IN thrIr
work and arr accomplishing Quit" '"t
,,r work.
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ono ~ prrscnt witltn"w clothes on or
wearing icwrlry "f any lind they Va
be nn~l b. the rnInmIttc" in rharE" Tor
i snb"yInG tho rules Of III" social.
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Miss Phyllis Hazel King. OF Weston.
has come to Washington TO accept
Dosition In the War Department Sc
cured for her by Senator Suthcrllnd.
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evening after visiting friends and rca-
tives in Pittsburgh
Miss Ruth. Yates Of South F.of street.
Is visiting her parents in Buffalo.
John Waddell of Pittsburgh, was
business visitor on the South Side yes
tcrday.
Thomas Rates Is improving nicely
at his homo on Twcnty-ifth street. after
serious illness.
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Washington $ \: .: go s' ;:;;,: i

Of land with a recoverable coal tonnage
~ 1.nn0 tons per arr" ut a cost not 10
exceed twu cents 4 ton III tho ground, in
III" northern part ut Mercer county. in
Raleigh county. in n" south. IN part
IT tay"tta county and lands along
Devils Fork of GuyarGottc rive. and
Glade Cr"clt in W"S, Virginia. nj 4 total
cost II not "a exceed $ll3.nh".dhn.
/. authorizes tn President I" raise
tn. Sis nNn 900 10y issuing bonds bear
ing pr cont interest pay;thI: IN 20
years. Congress 20 appropriate the
money 4; once. {
Thr Virginia railroad IS 4 coal-"arry-
Ing railroad built by the late u"HrY
r. Rogers president IL the Standard on
company. and as IS w.u known. prop
ably n. hest constructed railroad IN
tho country 1t was built without tn"
ISSUANCE OF stock and had Mr.. Rogers
lived would haH.. ln"n on" "f tho great
;rans-continental trunk lines. Il runs
from Hampton Roads. Va. throuSh
Roanoke, through the rncahontas-New
River coal fields tn Tid"wai"r forty
Mills north Of charleston. w Va From
there II uses ths. {. & y. tracks 70 Char-
lcston. TIL" coal fields through which
il passes produces ;hc hrSt steam pro-
ducinC coal in til" world and has been
adautrd hy III" United States Navy az
tho standard Of perfection. tn" Navy
tak.s vast quantities Of It from the ter
m:nnIs 4, Hampton Roads.
Th.. Terminal delivery facilities OF
tho E:rEInian railroad ut S"wrlls Point.
fIa,nr:nn Roads. ar. said I" Il" second
=, mons. in rho world for efficiency.
With III" $11!. ""n. con it is proposed
~ purchase tbs Virgiriau Railroad Tor
So. rn" ifd. the present market vain"
% IT'S stock: spend S'."Sn.nh0 - COM
nl.;,. doubt" tracking N" main line
over l:6 miles now only single tracked
,s., f0.uoh nnn 20 pur''has" about ln".n
acres Of ,.na! lands estimated IN nrhdur"
Xhn nnG, nun ton OF coal: spend $I.O"V.hp"
TO- develop tho coal property by con-
strlctinC branch lines to tn" mines nni
erecting n cnking plant. and spend S1T.-
$40 o1n 70 build 4 branch line l2h mics
from Princeton. ". Va. 70 Renhamm'
Nv. H. tap IN" Kentucky coal fields
should ,liS uiii '.v"r pass Congress
number IF WIS; TirGinianS will diSp"S"
~ property Of great value which they
have been holding for long time al q
satisfactory profit.
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Pay your City Water Bills no'a and
save ten cents on every dollar. This
privilege ends with the month OF June.
w, D. ROBERTSON,
City Treasurer.
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The COMMITTEE on CHfilrii''rH'' % I'll"
Sara;s has hct"r" i; FOR "unS!d'raf i"n
legislation providing for n" purchase
II f3J.u00 acres III IA" -:'h'~t coal lands
in the United States and 4 ""al-carrTlnc
railroad rl,uni,iG dire. - th. S:ah"irc,
both to h.. conducted b: tG'' director ~
railroads nm e, ,uinv..':atiy'. basis a. III"
initial cap. rim.nt III government Owner:
shin AMI Hp- rnt.r:! ~ ''';l mines ana
railroads rs n means q Obtaining "';u
for tn. rrnducrc ~ tn" lowest possible
cost.
The proposed legislation IS contained
in a bill introduced by Senator J. Ham
il:nn Lewis ct Illinois. S"nat" Demo-
CRATE "whip" Senate: Lewis *a'd thar
inasmuch as thor" IS C"nSl"ranl" tiIk
oF ultimately having m" government
purchas, and nprrat" AL railroads and
coal mines this offers an excellent op-
portunity 70 ,ry owt tho experiment now
under very favora biz conditions.
The Lewis bill provides for tn" pGr-
chase hy the government "f III" Nlr-
cintan Railroad and t2".nhN acres al
coal lands IN West Virginia. /. auth,
orizes tt,n President. 1T IN, "9rin"Si pos
sible moment. through III" Secretary ~
rhe Navy. TO nTr"haS' th.- N:rEinian
Railway and no, s.Xc..',linS l@I.hoh acres
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Mrs. Mary louise MaySill"S. It
sleepy Crock ". Va. Senator Surh"r-
land Is notified by the Pension E",teiS-
sjnncr ia to r~rc"iv' SIC month from
October 1916 10 October &. i?II. and
from the latter date a; the rate - So :.
month.
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liar commission hns been Issued TO
Henry kirchman. at Montana Mines.
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T r. Holmes. Of Huntington. canf 70
Washington 1n"kirr f"T war Work Tor
which 10 WIS fi:'"l hat might takH
him 10 Franz" That Wa his amhthon.
- got 90 in" front somehow in Some
.carnrity. II" sought on. Senator Suta'
crlnrd. 7. Developed thar months az"
b. had formally applied :" b" S"nt 80 tn"
front ~ m expert H"'"untant. ana IN
ruirv followed up brought out IN" !nfor-
nation that iinIr1es nam" is DOWN 10 DO
sen: ~ France in that capacity August
lSt. II.lrnrS l"tt here very happy
man.
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WASHINGTON n. g. Juno @a.-k-
Brown ZInn who has been ot1;sT''SS ma n
Stuart T.. E.-.ti'S pr;v;Lt" secretary sine"
he came IL Washington AS = lneHls"'r
Of congress-. has Resigned To enter ma
itary service as a ir:rat" soldier. ne
was in class OF the draft hut tSl:-
sr.l phcd :, request I" his local board III
HarriSvillc 70 transfer hin :" LASS
and call hun Tor service this w""k
which was done. Mr. linn WI! i':;tE"
for his home, at TTaCrISviil' On Tuesday
10 join; tho next county contingent ihHt
leaves liz leaves behind him many
warm friends in Washington Roth IN
official and privts" lif". and record
for efficient work and faithful service
to his employee
N-. Zinn - sprung from fighting
stock. His father. Thomas =. HtEn. was
4 brave soldier ~ the Union army. HIS
brother. Edwin. * a captain ~ fh!dp-
rincS Scouts. III is = gradual" ri tho
West EirS.r;. law school. al cNptrt
court st.n"grarh"-. ani was with Con-
--esS,nan Red =: Charleston. when ;h''
latter was Secretary Of STATE. Ills WIZ
j. n daughter nt .'N-Shnr'tt aud Mrs.
Mckinley. Of Eitch" county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

Miss Irene S"lhy. Of C1arkshurE.
through tho help oF Congressman Reed
has been placed In n government posi-
ZION in onc Of thc departments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

NJ Paw Tuclniillcr. w!fn son and
n,,,ber Of Fairmnnt. arrived in Wash
instnn from IN" cast In their caH 'n''
spent several days h"r" before proceed
ing on their way homo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

.5nhn Preston has 1""n appointed
1rstn,a stnr NJ Cyclone. W. Va. y SIM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

The :13th field artillery IN ~nach
arn many West EirEtn"nS' ar" III
France. This he"tm" d"fln!tH'F known
when :. s Euzzard. Of Gic-k"l"S springs
..a,n.. hero and had Senator Snrh"riAna
inuuirc as To IN" WHEREABOUTS 81 ms
son. Lewis IT, Euzzard tn" answer I"
that inquiry WAS. lin France and VOL.
lie belongs 20 tn" "i"th.