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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02

PARIS, Jan. The unity OF con-
rot which ought - result from this
conference IS r@rrssary or more
grounds. than orc, hut particularly be
cause i viii i"ru1:t the allies 20 us" I"
their fullest extent the generous aouad-
aace .: resources which the great re-
public overseas places a. their disposal.
The importance Of ,hr intervention OF
me United States Is as yet ind!stnct
and gl. - me eyes Of Europe. Il
i. SO difttcul; 70 imagine what Ia EotuE
on 5000 miles away.
An old Chinese prnvsrh says Better
20 have sem once ;si2: 20 haze heard L
thousand times.
VOL. With my d:stl2 guisned tal'"aGu"
n. Andre Tardisu. nave seen. and al
. though know the TAXED States 10 the
bottom. il was rhn twentieth tinc | had
heen there never had | expected 10 ind
IN II tho Erea: population NJ the FAR
West equal in .;siAf 70 the combined
population Of England. Scotland and
Ireland, never had '!r'amt %? more
moving o. m-re ;u.l"Srr!hah!c "n:huSi-
asm. The SuffsrInES q: France and fS"i-
-tum. ;&e bombs :ir"wa on England
II, the innocent women and children as
we'll IA tho constant discovery OF Ger
man treason aad p"rrtdy towards the
GniEed States. have created IN tsI'| giant
replblic such wrath and indignation as
had no Idea or.
I have brought hacI, from Ger there
the memory Of nothing but steel. cop
per. monster factories: gigantic harry
rs,s cattle stocks and provisions: leath-
or. oil limltless stores Of money, ana
enetEy without bounds. And I am con-
WINGED that unity OF control Is indis-
pe,.siblc It NC are to prevent the waste
IF these tmmeusc resources.
Americans hava said TO ne II only
You reopl" III Europe will rea"h an
agreement as "a YOUR requests for what
is neceSSA~: Tor :'";i. W. w!N d" any
,hing IN the wngid FOX %" ard Co: the
cause
FAKE inr oAalHrI" IL" Russians.
They aSh",i. 81 'tte Story goes. on one
occasion f.r -, io''"mctIr" engines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
ELECTRO > MEDICAL
DOCTORS
-- 4.
Treat Scientifically Many
Diseases Peculiar 4
to Men. "A

Rectal troubles. including Honor
rhods, istula frissures and other peI9
full and distressing conditions Ye
readily TO the Electro-M Medical Tfe
ment, and the cost for treatment 10
moderate that no ailing man Shf
hesitate to visit the institute for
mcnt
Kidney. bidder and prostate troul
may have more complications than
presented BY other diseased organs,
under careful proper treatment fnev
conditions are seldom AZ eeriou1 ~ they,
appear to the one afflicted. .,sg,sIf.
Another source OF distress TO the sui
ferer is-blood poison. Blood poison.
ing requires not only knowledge Of tho
diseass-hut the ability to properly ad..
minister the famous sos" and 9!F
treatments originated by DR.. Paul Ehr-
Itch. the deceased European scientist.
winner OF the Noble prize. These RENE.
dies are also known as "Salvarsan" and
"Nco Salvarsan."
Tho ills OF men are too numerous to
mentiun--but whatever the affliction.
modern treatment awaits the sufferer ct
the Electro Medical Doctors. ~.
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Nj, PEI'kOS

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. l. 1917.
To whom K mag co2rcrn:
For two years have suffered with
great pain In my right side and lower
part OF my liver The pain was SO great
sometimes that had 10 give UP my
work for days IT time. The doctors
pronounced my compliant case o: Gall
Stone. ard advised me To have an opera
ton performed ~ once. Bul thinking
that | was not In n condition physically
strong enough /" undergo Tho Surgery
VA: advised :" consult TIL" Electro
Medical Doctors. Of No. ll2T Market ST..
second floor ij:.rr"ilnS, W. Va. an
have ri N-RHy examination made ana
see what tho real trouble might b.. The
Doctors made very careful inTestlSa-
ton md inunh we'll defined nest OF
stones in the gail bladder.
AS the Doctors had number or cures
in cases IKE mine by The Electro-Mcdi-
cal system Of treatment | Ut once placed
my ease u their hands.
Afirr a few lays my pains stopped
and | wa, able 70 so back TO my work.
And now ! am entirely we'll and feeling
h.rtrr than have in many years. And
all this without an OPERATION.
kcSpcCt:uHy.
MICHAEL. PETROS.
Beawood. w. Va
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THE one BEST WAR STORY:
SERCT. ARTHUR GUY EMPEY'S
ONLY ORIGINAL "0VER The TOP"
An American Soldier Boy Tells What Your Soldier Boy
Will Experience When BE Fights for
Home and Country

TO Overlooking with an audience thAt
hung brcathless on his every WORD.
In his story, Over the Top no hoIos
his readers the same way.
At a soldiers tobacco fund concert
in Pittsburgh. an autographed copy
Of this story was sold for $1,000 ana
other similar copies brought from
$50 10 $500 each. No matter what
else may DC written about the war.
the Empsy story will always be
classic Of an American soldier In tho
trenches.
For a year and half until he fell
wounded In NO Mans Land" this
American boy saw moro actual hght-
Ing and real warfare than any other
man who has PUT his army life on
paper. Some Of his experiences are
grim but they are thrilling and
l:ghtened by a touch OF hunor a.
original as the Soldiers Three or
Ki1ling. And what Is most import
ant they are truc.
IN this connection it must be noted
that there are many illeEttinate En-
forts to trade on the name and popu-
larity Of Over the Top" Thus we
hear Of "Over the Top With Tommy
Atkins" Over the Top With tho
Fighters in Flanders" etc. Tho
wonderful success OF EmpeEs work
has inspired a musical comedy. a
vaudeville sketch and n popular song
all entitled ."Over the Top" while
tho phrase over the Top" Is being
used in all sorts OF other ways TO
attract attention. But the real. only
and original cover III" Top" the one
that will charm. instruct and enthrall
yo;,, is the personal recital Of sergt.
Arthur Guy Employs adventures.
This story will be published In big
!nstallmerts daily in The Pittsburgh
Chronicles Telegraph. beginning Mon
day, January I. 1915.
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VIC use no Hypnotic or Narcotic
Drugs, hu; our treatment has cured
hundreds of ihcsr 81 unfortunately
afflicted.
THE. ELECTRO-MEnlCAL DOC
TORS nf Wheeling. have spared no
expense !" brr% 10 your doors IN"
greatest Bl"s.;n% ~ suffering hui
mainly We 10 no. promise 10 per
form MIRACLES .kUt some OF our
cures are not unlike r,i"fl. as will b"
seen by reading over our numerous
testimonials. Their, is 4 chance for
YOU If you wake mp and grasp it.
REMEMBER TIE, STREET AMI
NUMBER. SECOND FLOOR. .1l2i
MARKET ST. WHEELING. W. VA.
All cars STOP II mir door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02

All over tho United States there
are thousands-yes. tens Of thousands
OF mothers. fathers. brothers. Sis
ters and sweethearcs wondering what
Is going 20 happen to their particular
soldier boy who ts II France or soon
viii be fighting for home and country.
The answer to this paramount QueS-
ton has been furnished IL SerSt.
Arthur Guy Empcy'S story over tae
Top" the one best story OF the war.
and it Is the best story o, tho war
because. K answers all the queries
that rise 70 tho lips OF the dear ones
at home about ce"ir own boy in the
Army.
Sergt k.tapey ts q typical American
boy who entered ~" British army as
n private when the Lusitania was
sunk ard recently came OF: ser
rcaut, being discharged from s"rr-
ice on account 81 wounds received in
going "D,r- ,ha Top No other
writer has gt"ca such a true and un-
derStandaa!e picture OF Ike on the
French front; He makes 10 p"etense
to utcrar;- style or abilicy-Just tells
what happened 70 him In his own
way.
II is just rs Il :-r;:- own boy had
come home after Is months OF fight
ing ard SAT down ~ the family ere
side aE'i tUlG you IL plain. American
. Language what he !:ad experienced
THE is nnt a gloomy ;!nc in the
story although Dathos Is not want
ing ard there IS plenty. Of cheer and
sunshine. You Feel heartencd and
helped af.c: rcad:3S Il and take a
fresh. grip on yoar resolve To 10
::nt Only roa- bit. but every bit you
San to end III" war by winning II.
When Secst. Empey lecsured in
Pittsburgh. Carnegie Hall was filled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
He Is Now Is Years YOUNG

What Mr.. William Robertson. q retired
B. & o. engineer from Bellaire, OIio, has
10 say for the treatment received from
the MEDICAL DOCTORS. Of
ll27 Market Street Wheeling. W. Va
(Second floor):
am o8 years old. and have felt the
weight of my three-score and almost ten
years very heavy. AS with my advann:
ing years I contracted a complication OF
troubles, including Catarrh. Asthma.
Bronchitis and an impairment OF my
hearing in both ears. ] also had Piles.
Constipation and Indigestion. would
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q: &: :: Special One Dollar 60: =:
'' p S';;'' i,, j::' X=Ray Examination
PROOF THAT DISEASE IS QUICKLY
OVERCOME By CORRECT
SCIENTIFIC METHODS
TIME TO TREAT

.'The time to treat disease Ia In Its
earlier stage4-the earlier the better.
When disease develops to an advanced.
stage the treatments must be moro fire.,
quent. more dawn out. more expensive.
Treat now before you are incurable-
treatment costs but little-charges are
so reasonable that anyone can afford to
seek assistance Of The Electro-kedical
Doctors. =
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TO MINE COAL FOB ASYLUM

ep>c!.l p!spa.ch % tie neIl!Sene~r
WESTON. W. Va. Jan. Tho state
ASYLUM farm here ia located on coal
lands and there are lra"y acres OF hna
coal underlying the farm. The officials
have begun work opening mine on the
farm. The mine VIII supply the farm
with an adeQuat" supply Of coal for all
purposes and will he used 70 furnish
coal to heat the asylum buildings. 1t n
likely coal will also he marketed from
the state farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
MRS IDA N. STEEL
was Going from Ed 10 Worse.

Testimonial Mrs. lila ~. steel. Dallas
Marshall County. ". Ma. May "a. l'l':
"Enr several yrnrs have suffered So
Vcrcly from rh"umHii::ln AND enlarge"
Joints di"iiEuriuE MY hands AMI feet:
,austug IN" rnurh distress ana pain. MY
liver WAS badly out NJ order causing
constipation md indigestion. followed NJ
lrup$y Of feet a''d a"ki'S. My heart VAS
weak and my llnutl die! not property CIR
rulni". was going from hnd To worse.
tried III! IN" usual methods or refer
hut got. little or no relief.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
Below Are Some of the Dis
eases Treated by The
Electro Medical
Doctors

Br1eht's Disease and DAbetes-Soi.
attca-Catarrh Of the Noso md Throat
% besity-Constipatio and Intestinal
d isorders-hiver Troublss-Piles-A
Iutozionttou - Chronic headaches -
ourtt!a - Kidney Digor-
dors-Nervous Rrookdown-Gotter oir'
oulatton Disturbances - Club Foot -
BrotAu Foot Aroh-LunF Conditions Or
tho carly ptaSes only)-ourvaturs OF thf
9pine-1ufantile Paralysis (thht is, the
paralysis and deforn1tiss following In
Yant11S psra1ysis)- Stonss-Appen'
dIoiti-pupture-nt 49, Uterine Disor-
dsrs nnd Local Troubles OF Woman.
(Hslp for those Of all IGsS0
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tuesday, January 9th

tuesday, January 9Th
Motions and pemurrcrs.
l5-lQ3ls Isabelle ClcvenSer vs.. b. & o.
R. r. Co.
3--1olIc Ellsworth VRnfossen VS.. h. q
o. r. r. Co.
5S-le474 John F. Sherman va. Belmon'
Caskct Co.
64-l94os E. H Wallace ~. Joe SerEi
74-l?5aO c. C. Cowgirl vs.. w. S. Porter
83-l95ts Dallas Kennedy VS. fro"Ss
Run Coal Co.
eo1o553 Claude Schemp vs. b. Q. K
R. Co.
la3-1es34 Chns W. Rcnner OF al. VS..
wheeling & Lake Erie Coal
l3l-la64S Harry e. Pittman at al vs.
Herman J. Cordner ct al
137-1as53 John Il. Steel Vs. ". L. Mar
tin ct al.
1se-1e656 Richard Perry VI. RFe7s'oe
Bridge Co.
141-1es5S Steve Lamplsik vs.. e. L. q
W. Ry Co.
,.--1e67o Andy Pavl!ch VS.. Board OF
county Commissioners.
l51-ls674 Pearl T.. Travis Hs. VIM -
Travis ct al.
l64-ls6Sa John prummond vs.. Anore"
NJ Drummo1d Ell nj.
-o1-7e719 Rehocca Abdow. Admr1. vs.
Patrick F. Gllhooly.
Io7-ie7o5 John W. McGArry. Admir-. vs.
Alexander Campbell TO.
2oo-ls7sS Libhie Kidd vs.. Ralph H. KOS
coe. ct AL
no2-1e73o Mary Jane Davis vs.. EDGAR
Berry. ct al adn:rs
Notions for New Trials.
7a1ea75 Augusta Huchse vs. "hceihS
Traction co.
wednesday, January 9Th
6S-ls5lD VIM. Nichul. eXcr' vs. lno0'"S
Pogue CT nl
lS-t02eI Carl $. LaRoche VS.. MARY r.
l.. LaRochr.
,e,a"oo Carl 8, LaRoche vs. Mary t.
Martin.
i9-l9223 Carl g. IaRoche va" 'aV'u
South. ct al.
"n-l1o"4 Carl s. LaRoche rs. {. l.. q
". Ry. Co.. ct nj.
Thursday, January 10th
,8-1sa3o Jesse 3. Bethel vs.. John Nc
Call. ct al.
4O-194e7 Eta Gosney VI. Carl Martin
ct al
7I->o515 John Toohey VS. Charles
Toohey. ct al
Friday, January 1lth-
Divorce.
16c-lsss5 Mary F.. Scott va. Grover W
Scott
l61-l96S6 Elizabeth III. ""stEanS vs.
John Wastyany.
,e,,osS7 Josie Beck vs. Otto BECK
17I-le697 Nancy NJ Stewart vs. James
A. Stewart.
175-1oTo, Charles A. Parker VS.. Queen
Y. Parker.
1s1-1s7os Clara Mullett rs. George -
Mullett.
1ss-1a1lG FaIena McFadden vs. Ashley
L, McFadden.
1ns-1o72s Olive Pearl Kleisner w. fe'"F
J. Kleisner.
,o.-,e-2T Andrew j. Evans vs. Gertrude
g. Evans.
ool-l97zs Ase Oliver VS.. Anna OilFer'
2o3-1s73l Josephinee Harris vs. mos ~
,ot,s1,. Sarah X Smith w. John
Smith.
s1-IS48S walter l.. HiGEs vs.. IGN"
Higgs.
,.-1ab4a Vincent pIenstbnch vs. Au-
gusta Dlcnstoach.
ea-7esss Julia Gorda vs.. Paul Gorda.
Monday, January 18th
11-1s1eo e. G. Harrison rH Alec f.
Fowler.
tuesday, January 18th.
Io-lsb38 Clarence Drnham Vs. >"''H
Camp Coal Co.
Wednesday, January 10Th.
1o-19a7s Louis Ruchse w. ""'''>
Traction Co.
s1-la377 Louis Ruchse vs.. ""''''''s
Traction 20.
as-les7s Jesse MCPHERSON, ""''F' -
wheeling Traction 20.
Aided Laura Wagner rs. "hr"''"S
Traction {"
,,-1e,ss CeIesle e KING admr. W.
wheeling Traction 20.
H.tor-W'ho will take charge OF our
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02

Electricity with its wonderful
mower to relieve suffering and cure
disease is supreme. 1t is natures
method regulated by human ingenu-
.r-Elect ON ediCal Doctors.
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bloat up oIstressInEly after my meal..
Nothing tasted good to me. and ! vas
so worried l could not rest. rapidly los
ing flesh and WAS entirely discouraged.
/. like everyone else. took every rem
edy suggested, and consulted g number
OF the best physicians. who told me thas
my age was against me and they could
only relieve tie symptoms.
At last. In desperation. called on Tne
Eler;rr. 5irdical Doctors, 1877 Market
Street. Wheeling. ". Va. and placed my
case In their hands. agreeing 70 undereo
few weeks Of treatment without inter.
ruution | began TO improve rapidly
after the first week an nf,I nov w. am m az
am &c Years YOUNG in place OF IS yoafs
old. / am self-supporting, making 2
good living, and never lose day from;
my occupation.
cannot speak too highly Of the treat
ment | received from the ElecJo,MsaS;
ical Doctors and sincereiy commen1
WILLIAM ROBERTSON. Z
Bellaire, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02

IT hnrc hecn n constant reader OF the
Wheeling parcrs for wears. and can
thank Them for calling my attention L"
,ll,. wonderful. results obtained by the
Electro, Medical Doctors method nf
treatment.
81 Immediately went to Wheeling and
.nllrr at the office. nj ll"1 Market
street. and was mn:cd /" see the won
dcrfui and complete Quitting OF the es-
tuhliShmrnt:
81 AT once placed myself under the
treatment and now. August !. am al
most we'll and entirely free from pain.
MRS. Ida 81, STEEL.
Dallas. W. Va"
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Probate Court.

Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate or ferdl-
nand BaldL deceased. Inventory FILED
and approved.
In the matter ~ the estate OF Samuel
II. l.yles. deceased Inventory filed ana
approved.
In the matter OF the estate OF John
II. McGrath. deceased. Sale bill filod
and approved Account filed and notice
ordered.
In tho matter Ct the estate or Elisha
Edwin Lucas. deceased Account filed
and notice ordered.
In the matter Of III" estate Of John w.
Hartley. deceased. Account filed and
notice ordered
". Y. Bennett guardian OF Harry l..
Narlor ., AL minors vs. his wards Ell
al, Petition to sell real estate. Sale
confirmed and decd ordered.
In tho matter Of changing the name
Of Margaret S. Shipman 70 Margaret L.
Stout Petition for change OF name
Couse continued.
Homer Reed. guardian OF Charlotte
Arthur. IN imbecile VI. his wards ct al
Petition 10 sell real estate. Appralse-
c,ent ordered. J. +. Harris. J. W. Doudna
and Guy {. Ward, appointed appraisers.
In the matter Of the estate OF Mary
W Lewis. deceased. Private sale Oh
personal goods and chattels ordered.
In the matter OF the will or Matilda
Eonarlus, deceased Will admitted 70
probate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02

New Cases Filed IN Connon PIeas Court
Kathryn Archer. u minor by Elsa
rlous.. guardian. vs.. L. Wayne Archer
and others. Action Tor partition OF real
estate. II. r. Tyler. attorney for plain
tiff.
John Gilman vs.. Amelia Gilman. Ac-
ton for divorce on ground OF adultery.
Mitchell u Mitchell. attorneys Tor plain
TIKI.
John Neelnlt rs. Neuie Neemit Ac-
ton for divorce on ground OF adultery.
Cowan and Walker attorneys for plain
tiff.
Tom Dulovich VI. Sam DuloTich. Ac-
ton for money. Cowan Walker. at
turneys for plaintiff.
Frank A Gregg vs. Victoria V. Rogers
ct al Action for partition OF rea! en-
tate. Smith Il Howard. attorneys Tor
plaintiff.
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.C:S;$az6fortBaby
:W,,ithCuhcura
Sosp $50. Ointment Is and Soc.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
7so, Ointment Is and Soc.
Realty BESIDE Ptled.

Carl LaRoch. To- &. =. Sedgwick. Land
in Rellaire. Consideration |.
William Groums and Sarah Gr0onls Il
Homer Young. y. NJ. G;regH. j. Il. Will
son. Land In Bethesda 'Constder2-
ZION 81.
W. W. Scott and Anna j. Scott t" Geo
0. Rrown!ee. Land in PeaSc township
Consideration $500.
J. w. Osborn. sheriff. 10 Mary Anna
Berry. Land III l'ultraiu township. Con
sldcEatiun $500.
Thomas H. Wardcr and Rebecca N
warder 10 Louis +. Cunningham and
Lela +. Cunningham Land In Hollo'
way. Consideration 81.
Marriage Licenses.
James Buuska. HEr -. and Lucy Ka'
dlccck. axe is. both Of Midway.
Foster Moore l;rskine age -. IAN
bridge. and Hazel Rovelfa Bendurc. age
%. Flushing.
Ralph Eugene King. age 81. and Stella
erosion. age IS. both OF BarnesVllle.
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Unity Of CONTROL NEEDED
DECLARES LORD NORTHC[|FFEF>

which tho oor
Paren he
'front.' the
The
BY LORD NoRTHcLIFFE.
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H.tor-who will take charge OF our
machine gun: -r
Private smith-corporal Higgins was
one Of the best machine men IN ou'
ward; let him do it.--Puck
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Common P1ssa oourt.

Common Pleas Court
Belmont county. Ohio. spring serU.
1918. Hon. Charles J. Lynch )naCe.
Howard K Dixon. clerk. Assignment
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-28
MUNICIPAL GUARD
FORMED AT OMAHA

Omaha. Neb., Jan. 2S.-More than
two thousand Omaha youths. it is be-
lieved. will be enrolled this yea in
the municipal guards. an organization
formed last year in connection with
the activities Of the Fairgrounds de-
partment Of the city. headed by
Joseph B. Hummell, park commits
sioner. and under the management of
j. j.. ~Isaacson. recreation director.
The municipal guards are organized
like a regiment Of the United States
army with only slight modification.
with regimental and company officers,
commissioned and non-commissioned.
Last years company commanders
were former officers Of the high school
cadets. A school is now being con-
Quoted for non-commissioned officers
Of last year with a view to giving
them commissions this year.
Company drills are to be held in the
public parks at least three times a
week. with occasional battalion and
regimental drills. Last summer hikes
of various lengths were taken and a
regimental encampment Of -four days
was held at one Of the parks. Omaha
business men furnished the necessary
funds.
Fairgrounds for children under IL
years Of age. directed by men and
women in the pay of the city, have
been maintained for some time, but
the idea Of furnishing entertainment
for older youths is a new one pu,
forth by Recreation Director ~Isaacson
LIT has met with general approval.
Enrolment in the municipal guards
although giving valuable military
training. involves no obligation to
enter the state or national military
service.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-28

Camp Dodge, Ia, Jan. 2S.-War in
has been taken out by officers and
men at this cantonment and policies
protecting a total of l6,942 men have
been written.
The reports made to Capt. Paul r.
Morrissey, division insurance officer,
shows that more than 30 per cent Of
the men now in camp have taken out
policies. the average amoun of which
is $9,27S.
These figures will be revised later,
as in some of the units policies taken
out by men who have since been
transferred to Camp Pike are includ-
ed in the total sum reported.
The Three Hundred Fiftietn infan-
try, the northern Iowa unit. has taxi
en- $6.172.500 in insurance. and the
Three Hundred Thirty ninth field ar
tillery has taken out $7.3l4.5UO. THIS
organization includes most Of the
1t is hoped to bring the organiza-
ton to the 100 per cent mark by Feb.
1, with all men either being insured
or having signed a statement that they
do not desire insurance:
The Three Hundred Sixty-sixth in
fantry, the negro unit. made the larg-
est increase of any organization last
week. A total Of 2.S12 policies have
been written in that regiment for q
total of $l3.4Ss.ooo. Practically every
negro soldier has taken out a policy
Immediately after the nature of the
proposition was explained to him.
Following is the complete report
submitted by all units at Camp Dodge
to Captain Morrissey:
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1892 %3167,411,ooo

The prime essentials for a small
poultry house are fresh air. dryness,
sunlight, and space enough to keen
the. birds comfortable. The fowls
should also have az. much outside
space a. possible to run In.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-28
NO MORE PHOTOS
TO BE TAKEN AT
CAMP WITHOUT AN
OFFICIAL PERMIT

Camp Dodge. la. Jan. 2s.-Orders
have cen issued here prohibiting the
making Of photographs or sketches Of
Camp Dodge by any persons not. hold
ing permits issued by the bureau Of
public information.
This order excludes all owners of
cameras, whether civilians or SOL
diers. Any person found violating the
order will be subject to arrest and
their cameras to confiscation.
The order is intended to bar the
taking of any pictures in camp un-
known to military authorities. The
order also states that making or
mitted in camp except by soldiers who
are ordered to do so by their officers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-28

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mostsfron, such a monopoly Of power.
The question in controversy is who
is to own and manage. the monopoly.
The committee recommends that the
sixteen "super-power stations" should
be owned and managed by private
companies with a national body of
government commissioners controlling
them on behalf Of the state. much
after the model of the present state
control of the British railways. Sew
eral of the London newspapers take
exception to this arrangement. de-
claring that the whole scheme must
be run by and for the state.
The Committees report says In
part:
THE committee proposes to supply
all our industries with electrical
power generated at big super-power
stations, and eliminate or combine all
smaller stations. The primary OBJ
ject is to economic our coal supplies.
n saving in coal, together with the
saving of the b%y-products nov wasted
by the burning of coal in open CRATES
and boiler furnaces, would NEAR
f1OO, 900, 900 a year"