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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-28

totiiesti onfin, mailman ei mitirta
olepall, fuin iaostaiien tallirL iesfa
entlne millGiin miiotoa moi fahpelld
%ialfojamme lifaamatta. Sellaistn
~tapn5tlnl minlllle, %tnpobtur iinulIe,.
ia = Ipbpesti lanottuna fatttIe'
tbmilillc. MeitG tGsiG iiis on teA.
tGipG? Sabbomnefo ienipllofii jros-
ia erGmoibin eli metiiin, emmefG te.
nenfuGn fansia %ielirlstella, minimum
mitnfit muinoin npot tebneet2 ct,
JOS iinut on pestGpG muioeu iaIfo~
ia, min ctDGn ioa pfiinaii ono,
moon ibn1iSten fesfelld, ia on iimtn
oiitttotpa icmnloiSten ibmisten ieas-
IA, iotfa maailmasia rampiapat lie
faiien ia iaastltetun paifan ldtDitfe.-
Sielli pitG6 iinltn ielfGii taiiprttaa~
waitta iinrlla itiellGii oipat faltniit
ia prtbtaat ialat, iefG fantaa BELLE
lapettG, %wanboja riep,ia, plfia ia bei-
niG, pestdfieii ia pppbfiGfieii beitd.
cttG beiodnfin %jalfania pubtaifii tt-
liiimat."
sos olet biljoinen, piiboas. f.
tpeG, fobtuullinen, ct ole pifairen;
mutta t%oiiella eli ole ~iemmoista Lob.
jaa, min GlG bGntG ientGboen plen--
fatip, pibd bunestG buolta ia pa.
rama bGnt1, millG mott ia ~ajntteIe
nGin: minulla ei ole, Sumolan fii-
tos, ~lennoiSta mifoa, ntutta minrl-
Ia OH fuitenfin toinen, ionfa tGboen
minGfin tarpitien, etta minnaftn
fG~riittaiiiin ia autettaiiiin fanta-
moan iitG. SitG mastoan on IGbi-
mGiiell1ni jofu bDpG olpat, iolId
ban moi palpclla minua iGlleen; 10
naiffei iosfiis b1nestG minulIe mi.
tGGn b~potpGfGGn diff, Min on BON
f~uitcnfin l~TbimGtieni, jota minlrt
Sumalan tIbben tllec paltpella.
Sos nGin teet, min olet find ntpos-
fin mtbooin %ientmoiieIla eiimerfiIlG
bGret min taimltttalpa, ettG bGnfin
it'd mastaan o~iottaa iiniille raffaiit-
taan. IGin pfiimieliipps ia pstli-
ippps jofapaifasia, min palion fuin
mobbollista on, tulee bariotet1ifit
ia ppiptetpfii.
Niin firjoittoa Sutber. Sue toto
%iaarno, jos iinitlla on 2utberin Gbti
iaarnot.
Wiiista Serraii ililrta raffnitta.
muista SGnen eiifrhpoania ia So
men uutta fasfpGniG.
q so
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-28

Denllt poptGdn, lanoi bGn BELLE:
"YmmGrrattefo mitG NINA olen tell
le tebnpt? Sc pltb11ttelette minua
opettaiafii ia Serrofii ia oifein tie
lanptte, iilla ie nina oler. sos
ills NINA, Serranne ia ppettujanne,
olen pespt teioGn j%alfanne, tlllee
.teibGnfin pestG toinen toistenne ia.
Lot; lillG NINA annoin teille eiiflt-
man, ettG tefin tefiiitte, minimum mi
nj tein teille. S%otiIesti, totilesti
damon teille: Ell ole palipelija ber-
raania iliurempi eifG IGbettilGs ID
'bettGjGGniG iuurempi. sos tGmGn
tiebtte, te oette alttrlant, jog teette
ien."
Seeius on Serramme, jofa perel-
lGGn lunaSti meib1t ipnnist1 ia flto-
leman ~lpulloiSta mopoifii, fun ban
fantpi meibGn aniaitiemamme fro
llfien ia ntafioi tpereII61n mailman
ipnnit. &an on mpos opettaiamme,
ionfa opetufiia meibGn tulee noli-
odttoo. Sasf1 on 5dn arttdtilit NEIL
le jaIon eiiflt,pan, iota meib6n TIT
lee nol,oattaa. @ifG main tGmGn
opetufien ia e~iifinpan tietGmiiestG
ole bpotpG, ellei it'd parma f1ptGn-
toon elGmGsiG. SentGboen innoo-
fin Seei,is: sos tGnnGn tieOatte,
min oGettc aittiiaat, jos teette fem"
SGSiG ei ole fpipn1DS iiitG aiitltlibes-
ia, jolla toirpaaieen p~GGstGun iill1
iiinG Ell torapito meibGn tetemistGm-
me, lpaan usfo Serroon Seeiufiee
jofa on faiten tGpttGnpt meibun uli-
tiiubefiemn1e, flrn ban ristiIId lali.
Jul: lie on tGptettp. @aan tdsiG on
fpipmps ailtl1uoesta fristittpien ar.
molosten fesfinGiiesi1 eIGmGsiG tGGl
Id maon pGGIlG. MutiloS on ie, jofa
peiee lGbimGiieniG jalfoia. "glittli-
oampi on antaa fiiin ottoo." @1ttli'
aampi on oioittaa rafofutta fiiin
,paotia iit1.
@armonn tGmG jdlfoien pelemi-
men tartoittao anteefiiantafpoa raf-
talutta, joIIa p%eitet6dn meljien ,piat
ia fGriitGGn toinen toiienia beiffolit'
to. Siiben fliilui1 mposfin fe, ettd
nopr1siG raffauoen bengesiG foete.
toan bellGSti ia moromoiiesti ojen'
taa erebtpnpttG meljea. Weisid or
ntosta elGapisiG ibmiiisiG on jofaiies
la palion MISUNDERSTANDING nifoia,
tGbben emne ioa fotpaipoami'
iesti titomita toilinmme, Daon on
meioGn jGGminen pbteiiesti omairn'
me ia lGbimGistelnme mifojen fans'
ia ititren Si1mme anteeti iantamltt.
ieen. Osifii oIerftnefin Min fowitt
TerfeitG nnobtantdon folliin Wnpdb'
tojomtne tGrfe1n ppit ia e%iifltuan?
8ai pioGmmefo itfeGnrme liian BIZ
mind tiobon INSTRUMENTATION rat
fouben pdltpeIufieerb ojoteIlenJ len
ia len ibmiien fonsio Ell taboo olla
miSi11n tefemiiiSiG, fun iillG on
l%enunonen mifa fun le menetteli min
lppimottomasti miniio fobtoon. o.
lpotfo fGteii liion pitbtoot, etto pei
fG6t niioen IifoorrtiIipon peSteSloii
melieii Iifoontiineito iolfoo2i Woi
oIetfo Serrodii iiiurenlpi, iofa fur
iimiien foirbut iilm1iniG eoesid pc
iec beiffoien, b~orjuluien opctiSlos-
tenIo iolot. &un TpbG olcntliu peie-
mddn ipntisten i%aItoia, min iopt-
nee Ipntisten oIentua toiStefrio Inl'
foio peiemGGn. @oi pelfddtfo TIT
Iefpoii pctetpfii m16rinpmmarretpf-
ii ia min oIIen %ioirtinpoii fdriimddn
oioittaesiafi raffmtttu l~abimdiielle'
liz geIfGfifo Serraii pcsta pettu-
ianid, ssluroos Sstariotin ialfoja9
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-28
Oman perioonamme bpoopt

Sn1drt per1oonamrne bp00pt ia
tappiot iaiiimme fofonaan ~unobtoa,
fun on fpipmpfiesiG Serramme iel-
man tnboon, ionan ia %eiifluuan ilou-
oattaminen. "9llrtuoat olette, los
ZEN teette."
Werfitien nielG mltlttamon fob
Dan 2utberin d9tiiaarnasta t1mGn
oineen ioboosta:
sos taboot ieitrata &ristl1fien eii-
merffiG, min fatio etta noprpptGt it.
icfi ipoGmestG, ct fGptG midi Iabio-
ia ia it'd armoa filin iinl,lla on, o.
mafii bDobpfieii ia f%unniafieii main
lGbimGiielleii bpobpfii ia bplpufii, ct
plenfatlo fetGGn, poan peitGtfin mie
lellGii jofaiien beiffolitta ia olet a.
pullinen, ettG bun parantaiii itien-
ID"
"Mie5en ia mainton perbeesid
tiliii pestG Iastenia ia pulfollisten
i~alfoja, eif1 foboeIla beitd birm1i-
paltioara tnpollo, moan ola BELLE
usfolliie$ti e~iifitpana, taimuttaa ia
objata beitG Sumalan ianaan, iefu,
iobbattaa beitG Siimalan pelfoon,
ettG be tilliiipat bursfoifi ia tefiii-
nat mitG beioGn on fGsfettp tefe.
m1Gn. NGin moi mposfin fristilli-
men aipi0pGfi iofa p1inpG toinen toi-
ienio jdlfoio pestG, fosfa iofainen
fGriii toiienia pajnpaiiuutta ia
beiffoutta, fun eihpGt alma riitele ia
torll, ciapGt faifesto plinnitie toiii-
ania tarfimmalla ipaalla. Halfolli-
Jet moi.pot pestG iiGntieniG ia emGn.
tieniG iaIfoia, fun be olpat iihpeGt,
ilsfolliiet, fullioiiet ia dbferat tpos.
lGniG, cilpGt nuriie ia moriie, fun
beitd prHafii parbaafienia furitetaan
ia mtboellaan."
"Sonollo ianottu, jos %iinulla on
joflt arino eli Iabia, iota fansia-
fristitplIGii ei ole, iofo oIet baIIitii'
ia tai pfiitpincn benfilo, min tiIce
iinun f1pttGG it'd lGbinaiieii pol
melufiefii. aIG pIpeile iiitG, old
mposfGGn plonfatio toista, iolla CT
labjoia olel Tiin peiet
iinG bGnen ia%Ifojamia oifein, MINI
FUN 8ristlis on f~Gsfenpt."
"Sitten futiutaan iitafin pIeiiesti
peiemiietii, ettemme ainoaS-
taan labioillamme palpele miita
ia ole plpeilemdttd, ,paat eta TIT.
fin antoa t~oiiellenIa banen %rifofien'
ia anteefii ia minimum Eaafpali len
futiuu, "toiien fuormaa fantaa."
ie ei muifii milttn: fofo
maoilmasia Ct lSpbp pbtGGn Min
fristittp1, iollo Ell jotain
erin1iStG apifoo ia beiffoittta oliii:
pfii on fiitffuinen toinen on tpptpm1
ton ia frmmoIlinen ~luonteenla plio-
lesto, folmos on fehpptmieliipptecn
Iaoffo iloinen, neliGS on tiara ia
ioito, miioes Iiion rlinias ia onte-
lios. Sandlla ionottit Ie on, tiin-
FUN pofonotfin ofpot ianoneet: 10.
foiieIlo on orta ipifonia ia mirbeen.
ia, jota bGnen t6ptDp fontoo. =
SiIloin e6fG oiattelet, jos iit1 ia IL.
ia mirbettG b1ncllG CT oliii, Min II.
ma mltfa mieleIIGii pitGiiit b1ntG
IeArosioii, miitto MT iemmoinen
mirbe mufa on ~iinuSta liian iiirtri
ia inbottGpo. Mittto fitule mt:
fun n6et i%enmrotien ipirbeen iiGnn6s
iaii, ~poimosidii, Iopiisiaii polfolli.
iisioij noopureisiaii ia muisio, min
peIe beio6n ialfanio; fe on, pioG
bnpdnGii tGmG beibdn beiffoiitenio,
ia fotio, fitinfa woiiit ioboattoa bei
I'd oifealle tieIle ia aiottele, niinfiiin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-28

acbotctoon niit1, iotfo l6betti
mat fii~toslouicita eta Iiitt6fpdt ntii.
fam 81 ienttiG, wonn JOS fiitosInu.
ic OIL pitcmpi fun 30 ianoa on Ii
idt!imd pfii icntti ionaIta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-28

9pbistns iooiua4eita.


aastetooist,ifiia Iitograpb painoa
1 tuiina $1.60'
2astetooisttfiia, pbbeII6 pGriI.
Id 1 t1iitnn ............ $1.O0
Wibfitooistrfiia, Iitografipainoa
1 tiiina $1.60
@ibfitooistufiia, pbbeud pdriI.
Id 1 tifina ......... 100
tta l tliItnd ......... 500
@ibfi. fitiiIittus- fiolematooiS-
tlifiia Siiomeen l6bettdmiStd
iparten FUN mpos rippitoulis-
tobistiifiia 1 tuiina ...... .25
&iiolemanto6istiifiio. 1 tuiina go
&uolcmontooistufiio 1 INF. :. $1.2O
Serran EFT. Ieipid Idffiastioisio
1000 fpI. $2.75, 500 fpI. $t.75.
300 fpl. $1.25, $50 fpI. $1.O0
SiIataan oiotteeIIa: g. SippoIa.
sc :funnon fasiamies) 2bor 6S, s.
roniuoob, Micb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11
"CLEOPhTRA."

nv far the mos: striking IN drama
snlrndcr N tho anClrnts and in cos
inning that has ever been devised tor
Tho film drama il said 10 b" shown IN
William ToX's tremendously pnW"fl"i
and interesting film production "Cleo'
mira" which comes tn tho Court next
Nun,]av for tho week. tho hrs' per
foruonr" being a matinee. With dalI!
matinee. every dav thereafter. Theda
RAN i The star of tho pr0dilruoh. AS'
.unjnr The role Of 1hr Egyptian
uurrn wearing many w0ndorlnl cos
Times some nf which arc sensational.
hnins flmv. rnssam"rlik" drap"rlrS
through which the marhl"-lik" neSn
is disrrrnrd The spectacular scenes
are numerous and arc rich almost be-
vnnd description. This production
will undoubtedly draw all regular the
atrrcoors with the same Interest II
will surely have for all movie fans.
The superlative "stupendons" fitting
IL describes the entire production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11

You have only two days left in which
to pack I'D and send your old clothes to
ono of the Belgium Relief stations. This
drive for clothing for tho peoples OF
Northern France and Belgium closes on
"Wednesday evening June IL. We arc
not at all satisfied with tho present re-
suits Of this drive knowing conditions
here as we do we feel that thrr" ar"
many people who arc we'll able 10 give 10
this cause that have failed 10 respond 10
any of our pleas.
II you arc a, all familiar with the
actual conditions that exist in th"s"
/ lands, and IN the face Of this turn
stony car to our pleading for old clothes
, and garments for these people. then all
We can say Is God help your soul--we
cant. Listen. Last winter thousands
died from lack or sufticien, clothing IN
! keen them warm and millions contracted
| tuberculosis and other maladies from
which they will never recover. Picture
Yourself, driven by hunger TO start out
| on A bitterly cold winter morning. bare
! footed in an old ragged garment with
nothing 10 cover your head. in search for
! crumb Of bread--ihen YOU may rrallzG
tho actual conditions millions Of people
! lived under last winter in Belgium and
! Northern France: many NJ them wore
! formerly accustomed TO all tho luXuri"s
Of the land.
The Fed Cross has taken w this
! cause and Intends 10 soc that Mt least the
, same conditions will not exist this VIM
! ter. and you are asked to give Some ar
! ticle OF wearing apparel 20 these poor
: unfortunate but brave people That 'hcS
may not suffer the same hardshirS thar
! they did last year. Send something. II
: YOU can't send it. call ur F"lCium 19lH
: end We will send q Eoy Scout after It.
/ The following receiving stations Will pc
! open until Wednesday evening
Receiving Stations.
Henry \. Shaf"r. barber shop light
! rcnth and Jacob streets.
| J. J. OKo"f" Fifteenth and Mc'"!-
lrch street F'"Hukl:u motor cars.
! Posturficc ,-a,-" bundles with elevator
! man.
! Yirtlan, Euctn" lT"'S" Seventh and
: Main streets.
Akron Tire aud Sales company. Main
! street and ErIG" place.
Z N. {. A.. Tw"n:iH1h and Market
streets.
l. Win Irwin drug store. Tw"ntv-fourth
! and C'haplinr streets
Home Pcarl Laundry. E"ff street.
White Swan Laundry. Tenth an" Mar
kct streets.
simrsnu Southern Pharmacy. Thirty
third and Enff streets.
| South sid" bank. Thr'%-"tChth ana
Jacob streets.
! kRIhitzcr Drag store. Nirsinia and
: South Penn streets.
| II. l.. Hlayney. pharmacist. Elm Grove
! Springer & North garage. Warw""d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11
1.-THE WHIP" IS
NOW SHOWING HERE
One OF the Seasons Biggest Film Sen
sations Now Showing at the
Court Theater.

, Tho N'hin,. molndramatic scnsa.
lion. taken from tho famous Drurv
Lane snrc,aclr of The same name. has
heen mad. into \ thrilling phcto-
drama. and mighty fno one. too II
npened q works rncacrmrnt m the
Courr lasI night 10 = GOOD sized audi.
encn. who were held in SUSPENSE from
START 10 finish 50 thrilling and INFER.
csrir- WA. ihn film production, ''The
Whin in nirturcs is far better than
when seen m Ih, dramatic stage for
al n, noss;hiIi,irs of tho story in
cIrJin. The fomous horse ro"inc
scenes ne au,omnhjle disaster tho
twain wrcrl rorr berwccn train and
,u,n and rho fuv hmm, have bccn IA.
ken full ADVANTAGE Of in SOME wonder.
IN, ou,door scenes In fact ,hr SGT.
,inrs ,rc all beautifully done The
roy hunt nronrrIy nrodurcd bv using
rho rich, sorr or horses and logs
and riders who can ride The horse
show scorr. were ,akcn during 4 real
horse show ~ Innc Branch One Of
tho ,nosr crinrjnc things ever shown
IN tho scrccn is tho race between
rho mofor err and the Saratoga FIX
nross which is running on with "er-
tain death for The Whip" OF course
tho hero reaches tho box car. which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11
LOCAL FAIRGROUNDS
OPENED YESTERDAY

YnStc rday afternoon thr"" plaHETounhS
Of tn. city wcr" opened. hut tho weather
did moi permit many If III" rhildr"h
who usually arc found ~ these resorts
ln h> rrrS"ut Tho children arc EXPECT
"a Ia flork - ih">" places whore they
may enjoy themselves. during tn" sum-
NOR months. Tn" Instructor and m"
rlnygrnundS nf which Ihcy vii haE"
rharg" are. Mss Oral 'n:rkins. who has
had "liarE" Of Fairgrounds for many
wears. and who ~ we'll vrrS'd along
thcs" lines: Paul Wright. who also has
had rharcr for several years: Earl Cory
and Miss. VIRGINIA Rahr. who are new
instructors. hut who will probably j."
q! rgcaI help in teaching the Chilir"n
new garn":: ami playground sports. Thcs"
instructors Will have charge of tho SIN
tr"nih street grounds.
IN entirely new fore" Will have"
charge. Of III" Twrnty-SiXth street
grounds TIL" instructors are: Joe Ia
Sl<;a. Miss Charlotte E>lcy. Miss Helen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11
COUNTY COURT
Trustee Appointed.

Rocco Thomas. Lr.. was yesterday APP.
poirtnd trrlSt"" 90 tho estate Of Reece
Thomas ST. deceased with H. c. Tn.
d"rw""d NJ surety. ....kA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11

some Of them being now IN France ana
It is understood that many more nave
filed application.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11
GOODBYE, CANNES

The stray dogs and CATS Of this city
arc destined 10 meet an inElortous doom
If they are caught by the city's new
death dealing machine. which was re-
,...!v,.d yesterday from Boston. The dog
and cat destroyer Will b" removed 20
The city pound. where 1t will he installed
and Tho relentless warfare on cats and
dogs will be started soon. The cleo
tric automatic cage has hneu on its way
N route from RuSinn for TWO months.
and during this time tho f"ur-le eyed
pests in this city caused many COM
uiain,s to d" received At III" city huid-
ing. Only one thing is lacking now.
and that is somebody tn act in the ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11

pacity Of dog catcher. which Is q very
essential factor IN the war about to be
get n man to fill this position and II will
doubtless DO flied Soon
Tho automatic device Is III" mos: IN.
name destroyer OF animal r""r r"r-
fected and the cost OF '"arh :I'mal
killed is one-fifth Of cont. l. ian"s
one minut" 10 eSterminat" = dog and
two minutes for n cat cad niS or hn7
career. It IA SIX feet long and six fort
high
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11
Deed Recorded

Deed Of June l. 1918, Lula Bell Seyum
to Ethel 81. Thurber. let, in Triadelrht.
dfstrict 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11
TAYLOR TO ASSIST
my. M. c. A. WORK
Will Leave With Philadelphia MIN
Soon for Princeton, N. j.
TO Enter Srntniug.

\. A. Taylor. tho well known LOCAL
INSURANCE man and Homer 7. McGr"Gor
Of Philadelphia ara expecting 70 leave
tho i;.si"r part OF th;s week FOR PRINCE
ION y r.. whore they will take COM
pI.,.c course in 7. VI. g. A. training.
r.,,.r .trv >xr.ct "a BE- assigned 20
,-hrisfi,n Association work probably In
France.
The y. VI. c. 4. is in great need Of
NOR +. tax. charg" O: supply dcp"ts.
both N this country and 22road. Soy
eraI from, this section hav" already gone,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11
Marriage Licenses.

Hugh Boyd 30. Sh"rdsille. o.. and
AniIc Sweeney. -. city.
rlorian Crack. .. R"nwood. and Anna
Slnlar!k. 20. Wheeling.
John Charles Jones'. o5. Sharon. Pa.
and. Mar Rcatric" Martin. %. Bridge
port. -.
Dennis VI. Burnh"im"r. 81. and Anna
f.. M"hr IS. both "f Canton. q.
Nailli" MrG;lthsr. 81. color'd. Jack
son. ';a and Emma Lewis. -. colored
Harrison county. West Virginia.
John Dchula. so. widowcr. and Marry
Taylor 500. divorced both OF Bellaire. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11

Wilson and 4. o. Anderson, the general
supervisor.
Thns" who arc in charge Of the Forty.
sixth street Fairgrounds arc: Miss Lena
Conner. Mss Effie carp. and Robert
Clark. Tho lntirc staff Of instructors
mr." we'll trained along Fairgrounds ane
will ~" competent instructors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11
Administrator Appointed.

The clerk ~ the county court yestcr-
day appointed Reese Thomas. Jr.. ad-
ministrat"r Of Iii" estate OF Rees:
Thomas ST.: bond. s1l0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11
ONE MORE DAY
Of BIC DRIVE
RE1.arAE RELIEF CAMPAIGN COMES
TO CONCLUSION IN THIS CITY
TOMORROW.
Committee Makes Final Appeal For All
TO Como to Stricken Peoples Aid.
Need Packing Cases.

The Committee would like to hear
from a number oC merchants today
who will donate about twenty-five
large. packing cases. Kindly Call
Belgium. l4l3 Main street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
STREET CAR MEN
ARE SLATED FOR
PAY INCREASE

WASHINGTON. July 17.-FoFty per
cent increases. in the pay of street
car conductors and motormen all over
the nation will be recommended by
the war labor board, It became
known this afternoon. To make
these increases possible, it will be
necessary in many cities to raise the
fare rate to 6 cents. This means ta-
ken. to secure additional revenue, is
a second airy consideration. however.
ne war labor board feels, first in Inn
portance being that street railway men
shah receive a living wage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
REALTY TRANSFERS



James wisenor ct nx to L. Wisen.
-or $4,000. NE III NE Ia Section
80, township north. ranee 50.
Clinton S. Eggers ct ux to SoIoman
NJ. Nickle 1880. Mete and bound
NV Ia section %, township G north,
range 50.
Andrew Bernhard to viii NJ. Pe-
terson $4,000. NE Ia NV IA Sec
tion IS. township north, range SO.
Mary A. woodward to s. V. DAWN
$500. Sc IA section 35, township 4
NORTH. range 80.
First National Bank Seattle. to
umatilla Farm Lands Co. Se4.566.92
S 1-2 Sc IA NV IA and NE IA
Sc IA NE IA section 8. township 4
north. range 30.
Josepr T. Hinkle ct ux to Vermont
Loan Trust Co, st1OO. IL SE
II section 4. e 1-2 NE IA section ..
-ownship 3 north, range 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
20 YEARS AGO

CFrom the East Oregonian, July IS.
- 1900 .
Wesley Matlock left today on a
visit to Arlington and Heppner.
James Jones left for Alba this
morning to visit his family, who are
rusticating in that burg
G. Fl. Marsh and G.. W. Burroughs
were out yesterday on the North
Fork OFF Meacham creek. Mr.. Marsh
who is an expert angler, landed 700
during the day. Mr.. Burroughs con-
tented himself with 200.
A small son of ]. b. Cox picked up
a piece of mineral on the gravel bar
below town yesterday and brought IT
home. A chunk of it was melted and
found to be almost pure lead. The
boy could not remember where he
found it but search win be made in
the hope Of discovering q ledge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
(1N ADVANCED
AMERICAN VITAL. FACTOR

! HT MEXICAN soldiers played
~ a vital part in stemming
the tide of the fifth often.
sive. We are justified in the
pride all take in the work of
our boys. AS fighters they are
not to be surpassed and they
are now in France in numbers
sufficient to make their work
count heavily.
Great credit, however, is
due the French and British. 1t
must be rendered that the
French forces in France, both
in size and experience, excel
our own. Writers who have
observed conditions at the front
highly praise the efficiency of
the French general staff. It's
work is said to be superb. 1t is
Important that this should be
true. No army can be better
than the men who direct it. It
may have the manpOwer, the
equipment and the courage but
if its leadership falls short it
will fail. The general staff is
the managerial end of the army
and in war as in business and
managerial work has
much to do with success or
failure.
The coordination shown in
resisting this last great often
1--WE gives tribute to the men in
control with Foch as supreme
1t is also of signi-
'icance that partial credit for
stopping the drive is given to
he fact that the intelligence
work of the allies is superior to
What it was in March. We have
/ better air service with all that ]
his means. AS time goes on K
his superiority should become
,reater and greater with the {
esult we will not only excel <
nore thoroughly in scouting
ut in bombing and air fight
ng as well. Reports also show i
ur artillery work is more ag- I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-18

Yet Serve Luscioes Fruit Desserts
Facts to Know

In these times every housewife should
know Jify-Jen. It means rich, fruity des-
serts, instantly made, without the addi-
ton of sugar. a.-. ...
II means supreme desserts, without the
use of -four or sugar, at half the cost of
pastry.
It means a way to serve fresh fruit,
mixed in jel1, to save many ounces of
sugar.
It means zestful salads made with vege-
table left-overs, and jellied meat loaves
made with scraps. All delightful products.
Sugar is needed now for canning. Your
supply is restricted. Wastes must be
utilized, -four must be conserved. So we
make these offers to let every woman see
how JiHy-JeIl can serve her.
We urge you, for your own sake, to
learn how folks enjoy it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
woMEN.s psvorIoN 70 no,IE

Home duties to many women ap-
pear more Important than health. No
matter how fH-they feel they dTag
themselves through their daily tasks.
overdo and pay the penalty in head
aches. backache. dragglng-down
pains and nervousness: they become
irritable. and finally discover that
some form Of female complaint has
listened Itself upon them When a
woman gets in to this condition there
rs one tried and true remedy made
rom the roots and herbs of the field,
Lydia y. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. which for more, than forty
years has continued It's great work
among women IN restoring health aft
" 11any ofiieEs rfmcdioH hays faled,