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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH =. l9lS-
NOTICE. CARDENERSI

- evening The West ViFginaa prints lE 5ls! Of
series Of articles gardening, especially gardening
on city lots which will n.n every day until the plan
aFs ground preparing. planting and cultivang seasons
= = ffns section are all
These articles were all prepared by practical gardeners
orng m conjunction with the experts of the Federal
resu Of Agriculture These writers and experts were
@ t work on the series throughout the better part of the
ls7ter When the mercury IN this latitude was dipping
sIoyy the zero mark three mornings week simple
ecSons for he guidance of novces at the food growing
were beng set down and illustrations make it
User for lie directions to be followed beng drawn
We do not hesitate say that they constitute the most
of garden articles ever offered by any news
PAPER 10 It's readers They are safe and They will
Eag results is hey are followed with reasonable mtei
Enee and fidelity AS there time when there
Us greater need for the growing of food, we respectfully
ez an Of our readers who can possibly do prepare
large plot of ground as they can manage to take
of and grow as much food they
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

One of the important matters that will come up at
the meeting Of the Marion County Council Defense
Third Liberty loan campaign with demonstration OF
some sort. One thing the members Of the council
should bear in mind that if they going to have
demonstration the plans should be made boldly. A
mediocre affair would than useless Tor the
purpose. And If we are going have the right kind
OF demonstration should be remembered that the
time for preparation short. Men who know how to
act promptly and desvely must be placed in charge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25
What People Say
andsorne Side Remarks.

J. wHnam E1dredse. assistant sec
rotary Of the west Virginia Sunday
School Association. Is not OF those
who believes in throwing up Ids hands
ana crying out that cit can't be done"
Though he was told that st was I'M
possible to get people out a Institutes
and rallies planned tor northern West
;Rfrzinis toyans 4o.usus aAsad I1st the.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25
RUFF STUFF

Lamp in the Astonisher this morn
Ing that some one over Wheeling way
has started boom for c. W. for sen
ator-
Coarse work
Thts is no time to launch a move
For the next few days the folks are
not going 70 care a boot about poll
rso
Besides 4 c. ". wants that highly
oInaalental job he viii have TO come
ct and say So
me day Of manipulated politics has
Psssed IN the little old Mountain
Il has, for the present at least:
Hntn the professional politicians
fe.Sln hovyato work the primaries Just
- they used to work the conventions.
at e the experience Of other states
Counts Tor anything, It takes . better
ana sIicker class OF politicians to turn
~ new trick
It . time Ike the present, one g
feIdpted 10 think that all railroad ana
46Iegtaph operators who are not nat
born lArs are GunatlsE So
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

AS is always the case at moments OF great popular
settlement, OF the most absurd character have
seen in circulation since Saturday morning. The
public should be guard about such matters. Pri-
ate and railroad wires have practically no to
the sources authentic OF what going
Europe and anything that be traced to such
wires good bad may branded false without the
slightest hesitation.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

O'Clock from the old home place and
interment was made in the HoodsVille
cemetery by Undertaken c. NJ Viii
hanson. The funeral was largely al
tended. Mr.. Matheny was ninety
years Of age and was a highly respect
ed man in the community in which he
resided.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

ington comes into the possession OF
valuable library and the co!ored
knights Of Fythias lodge the sum OF
$500 by terms Of the will OF Dewitt
Perdue, Huntington negro who went
10 the West Indies years ago and
amassed a fortune He died recently.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

It's the big offensive all rights the biggest modern
army undertook, at in the long battle
line are the troops on the defensive displaying fear
the mere size Of it. The bigger it is the will
cost the German forces.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

course they did not intend that it would have that
effect but this German drive good for an Dill
lion the loan campaign which will open in this coun-
try April g. providing government wishes take
advantage OF the opportunity.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

JOSEPH MATHEW BURIED.
Funeral services over the body OF
Joseph Matl1eny whose death occurred
on Friday at his home at Hoodsvi1le,
we're held Sunday morning at eleven
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

Because so much damage has been
done. chiefly in broken windows,
Campbell H Henderson, police chief
at Wheeling. has placed an official
ban upon the use Of air rifles by school
boys.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

West Virginia trap shooters will
hold their annual state tournament
June Is and 1s on the Huntington Gun
clubs range at Westmoreland, a
suburb.
John ]. Chase. OF Point Pleasant,
has been commissioned as a United
States court commissioner. The office
is a new one. its addition having been
made necessary by court work result,
ing from military activities.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

Charles H. Google, secretary Of the
East Fairmont Union Bible class, has
eadeavored to Keep a record OF every
one Who helped with the construo-
ton OF the Community building In East
Park and those who know how faith
full he is In recording the AFFAIRS OF the
Organization are certain that he has
not missed anybody. he says:
az even got the name Of 0. J.
Fleming"
Those familiar with the work say
that o. ]. Fleming provided the COR
nsr stone Of the building. getting . big
stone from near big oak tree near
aud carrying It 70 the building &C one
OF the early stages OF ttS construction.
Frank Fisher, tather OF Frank n.
Fisher, who IL in France In service,
says they have not heard from him in
two weeks and that they are natural
" alarmed at report that Frank E.
Fisher dice frompneumonia. although
they are positive sure that the war de-
partment would NOT make such mis-
taIoe, especially as addresses are not
given In the list OF Casualties. But
he Hdded:
"HoweTer We are very anxious
10 have word from him.
AFtddr F9SI1er. another bon OF
EfGnlE Fisher Is 6 Camp W4dyWottd
IN New York and strangely the family
has not heard rom him IN ten Or
fvelYa dnynSe- -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25
DON'T BE BILIOUS, coNsTIPATED,
SICK, WITH BREATH BAD AND
STOMACH SOUR.

Tonight sure! Take Cascarets and
enjoy the incest, gentlest hveE and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced
Wake up with your head clear, storm
ach sweet, breath right and FEELING
me. Get rid Of sick headaches bill
fousness, constipation. furred tongue,
sour stomach, bad colds. Clear your
skin, brighten your eyes, quicken your
step and feel like doing q full days
work. Cascarets are better than salts
pIIIs or caiomel because they don't
shock the liver or eripe the bowels
or cause inconvenience an the next
mothers should give Cross. sick BIZ
ious, 6everfSh children . whole Cascd-
ret any time as they can not tntuHe the
thirty feet Of tender bowels.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

rae Douglas eol0red school Of Hunt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25

same with gratifying success. He said
last night:
1--WE had seven hundred people
out at Morgantown Sunday week
ago, 625 at Wheeling previously
ana 500 at Fairmont-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-25
1Iareil s 1915
RIGHT Now We Welcome You.
New Styles Are Always Interesting!

And there's so much
that is entirely new in the
Spring Apparel that every
woman viii be unusually
anxious to become ae-
quainted with them.
Many hesitate to take a
salesperson's time unless
they are ready to buy.
Please do not feel that
way about this store. We
are very glad to have you
come a-loohng. Simply
tell the saleslady that you
want to know about the
New Spring Styles and
you will find ner gladly at
your disposal in any one Of
our departments.
This friendly service
merely gives evidence of
our desire to be of the ut
most benefit to anyone in
this community.
And This About Easter
B9siery-
-
- =
: timely Easter shtpn eat just ar
rived of Niagara Maid" make (gIo-
We silk every iEcI1.
In Silver. light and medium Grey
Mahogany, Russian Calf. Cham
payne. Flesh, Blue. ete.-As well as
Black and White and Black with
White Clocks. An assortment that
will fill every demand. All Sizes.
S1.85 to $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Washington Hears the News.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-Rcports OF
successful operations by American sol
dicr$ arc coming To rhe war department.
Secretary Baker said today. The sc"r"-
iary made this statement when asked
to comment on the situation in Eurnp"
II cannot comment on the general
situatiun." he said. We arc constantly
receiving reports Of splendid valor and
successful operations by our American
soldiers and am very proud Of the part
they are now playing
I'm addition To General rcrShinSS
cnmmuniuu" for Yesterday. given out b.
the war department today. reports thar
TWO German patrol attacks on May ii
and - were rcpulscd by American
troops.
lfc,itcuants Rickcnbackcr and Camp
he'll. American airincn. down"d ono en"-
my machine while fighting six.
Th" rnmmuniquc follows:
Section B.-Yestcrday morning ti,r".
Of our planes encountered four hostile
planes flying al 5000 meters in III" re-
sinn of MnutScc. In the fighting which
followed Lieutenant Douglas Campbell
successfully attacked tW" OF the Ger
, man machines. OF these. on" lost both
wings and fell. This WAS referred t" III
Yesterdays conmunique. In the Sam:
wounded but succeeded In making
! normal landing within our l1nca.
Yesterday morning within sector
recently taken over hy our troops an
; American sergeant encountered Ger
man patrol Of four mon VIII" had entered
one Of cur trenches during the night.
In fighting which cnsurd. our sergeant
although wounded three times. su"cc"d-
ed III driving ont the hostile rh'r"'
which left grcnades and wire cutters
behind.
I'm Lorraine. on thr evening Of Ma!
of. n hostile patrol attempted IN p"n"-
! ,raic our lines. It was driven off with
loss 10 the enemy with five killed. ot
| these. one was brought into our lines
! ono of our men was wounded.
This morning Lieutenant RIckcn-
harhcr and Lieutenant Camnhc'l attack.
I! ed p group cr six enemy planes and
/; brought down one Of them out Of con-
-,I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30

Tho Americans have obtained high
ground commanding Il section Of plateau
like country.
American aerial observers assisted the
FRENCH in directing the artillery fire.
The artillery. prepare ton began ut
":ia O'Clock. ono hour before the nfan-
Try went over the top. The lines Of AM
orleans moved forward in perfect order.
the tanks in tie lead. The American ar
till"ry did magnificent work.
E'icrr" hand IL hand fighting occurred
in r%nticny. which contained Large
u:Hu"l and number OF caves. The
tunnel sheltered a hundred Germans.
The Am"rirlns hurled hand grenadrs
like haSchall:; into these shelters
Nh officer told The correspondents that
Tho Americans went forward smilinEly.
hu. That at tn" same time their faces re-
Elected the traditional American grit
and determination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
ROUCHS BEAT UP
B. & G. DETECTIVE

". NJ Dril"r q! Sha'iy:.td. t:n!n-
more A. Ohio detective. was %"N".'-',
hur, las! .".,HInS. wi.m h.. "aS set
upon b. S"ut" r"U"hr"'hs ~ IA" l;riic"-
port Trough, yards IIii'r was ~ 'nr
freight yards trying !" ''i'a" M ~"Im"
mysterious rublrri"S wh!ra ha'I :"".n
ncrp"1rn;'d. ami - Thought !" l'av"
rom" upon some thi"v' - - N"rh aud
they 0v-r-Inwcr'ri him. It, WIS 70
lnn"nt !" a r"trh> rhH >'''H:'s office.
whrr" his WnuII,.S were dr. SOD ami tiH
condition is stuffed /" b" $"r,'''iS a.
though he viii rrcnv.r unl"$S '""ImrIi'H-
lions Sc, in. He had apparently lain for
Two hours Unconscious hcf"r" Ii" was
found No clue us /" who his aSSali-
ants wCr,. have hccn found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
When itching Stops

There is one safe, dependable treat.
mcnt that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly anS
that clcanses and soothcs the skin.
Ask any druggist fora 35c or 81 bott!t
of zcmo and apply it as directed. SocR
YOU will find that irritations. pimples:
blackheads, eczema, blotches. ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
"a little zemo, the penetrating, salts
tying LIQUID, is all that is needed, for :.
parishes most skin eruptions, makea
the skin soft, smooth and healthy
The F. w. Rose Co., Cleveland. o 1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Wells Fargo Employees
Are Held to Grand Jury

w. f. johnson and Harry Forbei,
TWO employees OF the Wells Fargo IN
press company here, charged Win
stealing packages belonging TO per
sons and sent by the express company
were held 10 federal grand jury TcS'
,crday afternoon at ! hearing before
United States Commissioner George
T.. Boyd, Their cases will Gc up BE-
fore the grand jury July =.
Johnson and Forbes had been cnl'
ploycd by the express company at the
q and O. station but short time and
several times things were missed and
,hcy were arrested May ~ by the
cirv notice Alter their trial by the
police they were arrested on the fed
oral charge. The TWO men roomcd at
ilhc Salvation Army roominE house
and The stolen goods were found In
their room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
tiu>"rurr |'UN made a
BY William Tyler Page

:.-, L"ul<y tli. 'i"T"rn"T On made
~i,rrch.
LERANrN-tar iinst!nS. m" base
t,LI iitvil"r has h""n drafted anu mas
,,;.ur,"d ut Cincinnati.
uNE'pitIi-lhr SEVENTY eighth annuh!
commencement: ~ Miami university Wa
i,.1d Yesterday. ~ y"um@ men. ana
wn,,l.u r.c"jvinS iiri'iuas.
Tuf. t:In,--E.ur;b..r may h" c"ni;nah-
H.. rcd FOR lis. 4: camp r"rry because
-; ;hc scarcity.
Srl:IN,iF'lt:l.Il-Th" DIM" stat" sun
ia. school .l.-SuciatI"n II h"'dinE 't'
,?T.v-ui:th annual convention nor
Mnr,. ttrn ."nn persons AT" attending
S..rt:"r t.. Y sherman az Illinois w.
IN n. program ;"-nirh-.
WAII;t.N-Dan Data. foreman IN =
s,.eI mill. was shot by three mn ARA
n,.,> d,. Il is believed :. man whom T."
had ,!is.harsrd hired IN" thr"" I" XII
him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
CANDIDACY ANNOUNCED

Special Dispatch I" The lntellIg'n"er
GLARKSiIRG. ", VA. May ~
Formal announcement was made to-day
~ Albert l.. t~,hn Harrisburg attorney
AM: United States commissioner. NJ Ms
cnnhdary for the lt"puhiican nhmlha-
tirn for stale senator for IN" Iwoltth
district. embracing the countita OF Har-
rison. Doddridee and Lewis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
GOOD CAR SUPPLY.

Sn,rIHi nisnatch To- The IntclICrnr"T.
fSIEMnNT. W. VI. May 2?.~-Wi'h \
sr,d car supply most Of IN" mIn"s w'r"
..p,railnr today. Of In" IfS mines r"'
lori iur ~ were idi" There Was :.li1
idle nirr and III" :"nnaC" loss for To-
,J;,, MAS i>ra: tons. There w'r" l"l9
ears N Tia" region. and =? cox" rhrt
AiI."uEh t"-murr'w is II h"'idnH IN"
mines VIII work rs usual b"cAus" "t tn"
wnr r....! uf tC:Ll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
PROVISION ELIMINATED.

WASHINGTON. May @9.-Conferccs
on III: rivers and harborS appropriation
to-dnv eliminated the senate amendment
prohibiting the fr"c discharge OK o2o
or aC.d waste in streams.
AS a substitute the confcrees oectAed
10 include provision that the secretary
of war shall investigate whether such
lc-islofio, is advisa bic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
40 INJURED IN WRECK
ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC

LAFAYETTE. La. May -. - Forty
n,ss,urrrS md trainmcn w"r" injured.
,,n,. IF Tho latter perhaps fatally. when
Southern I'arific wrsth"tlnd passenger
frain Number lu1. known rs the De
I,u>r Special. was dcrallrd near here
i.,,, ,r,Iuv. \ dcf.r.tivr switch is be-
Ii,,ri To- have caused tho wreck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30

ONFORrA-Wn:I hfcg!ug d,;"h
ANTHONY Frazer ;.c"d IN. was struck b.
lighting and killed. and N"rr"i ''riss..:.
ae.d 81 was :,.l.r-lr injured hr 'h'.
same bolt.
w,pNkbEE'~ IN. hun,ir"d ani
fifty men IT: vest. r.i:,, :"r Caair Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30

T. l. Pearson. >t;.;. superintendent -
-nurlir iuStrur nan. To-day aun"Ga''
that Il" hal appointed :. ""'untti"@ -
nifty .tlu..airrS o. tn. $t:;,". drawn from
.Ohio'S principal ",t".."rinn"t 'uStitui'n~.
Who's. du'y !, viii IL" IN t;:' n.'ar futur''
20 maj. :. careful SURF! -! ia" ""nd.-
,Ls,n- ,hat row ur'.v'.i! u: >cis'"' an!
y. w." can forrest f';'';r' n'''":'
and de,n;lni< ami determine %!'al tn"d'-
tic,tionS and rhanc. arr. 's'"'!"'' III nc
prrscn, school >y*'.rr ~ IL" fac ~ 'hH
present rrni!tl"n> which confront no
educators 81 til. STAT" Mr. r'3trS"u ma
sent 20 each 81 'h">7 NAMED go ihH
comrHi.t", = S;t;..:n'.m. -: VIVA - x
.pectsd and Will III ,h" near f"'ur" "a'
q rnec,irs II ali th"~" h" has ua'n"1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
MAGE APPOINTED.

%fT'rSEl'T 3;H. May @".--'i"N"rn"r
r.nn,hauGh '-day "n""H"r'd IN" APP
p"ln;m"nt &c w. y. Mage" 1T F'''S'HlrSn
t.. .i:, r"nnS> !van.n plhi'" .S"rEl'' COM
:u'>~'u'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
OHIO NEWS

C0LJ'MECS. @. Mag c9.-This c'fF
will receiv.. $40" ann from II" ph'" state
Telephone company ~ result o.
decision handed down To-day nH ta'
state. supreme court. II ;hr ;ranchtS:
executed n 1892 n" rompan" 'tErtH'.
TO pky l pr Ger: 40 ,hc hr$t S""."'"
tSross receipts " per cent on - second
and . pr "c;I' az "r'rEthiUG A""F''
s1nn, ono TIL" c"lupauH !.ai held ms
was in violation n: IN ni'cd S:ht"'
constitution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
The Black Holes

TIL. corner coils an either sd" II ,iIr
lnw,r deck ur" IN" dreaded "li!ar>
iirl,...' ~ Wh!cn The prisoners, wh" nAd
l",rr guilty. - som" breach "r dis"irlin"
~ fra.tirlS ,."n,iuCr. w"T" lmIni.d"i! ny
solitary r"nfi:Irm"ut lasting from "r' I"
crl,iil IT 'l,. "if.m!r. md - rhars. nc
,.nrl.,:s IL lirr &ia'.' =: til :,a"'r'" l"i"'''
nf ~. Inar"rt"r ii'n"rai. Thr~'. snail
and i,pering torture chambers "n"a>iir"
nnly ~" f...;. .'Gh' iH"."$ across. tn"
'Gn,r. rIt ~ rIruI rs y:,l'"S and clos
VII, :, swish" 'N'luding all air except
what can fIii"r through IN" perforated
i;,u ,ln.- which vas p'a""! oyer th'>
bar. al,".. IA" DOOR. IN order I" max"
-. hoe. as dark 4mrl "prr"SSiv" rs pos
%.hi \ STOUT fr"m Ting III fastened
thr;ii L.... high II, ~" >5,llinC back of
NJ. .,-'i ar,! through this ring TN" right
lr:,.d Of ~" rrI~"II"r wnS passed. ANA
H., i hanh"urf"I /" IN" left wrist: il'
consequence liI," that u" Wa Ii,i$ pro-
vented from ~Iau'!inr upright or lying
'nur tr,l WAS Obliged I" >i""! "r i'an
.,:::lr..,f rl., sh"iyiuE sides sc III" vessel.
lG II rolled - ami fro IN Ih'' r"Si,''$$'
HIi..r. uf thu hn!. Starved. h"ai"n ana
I,,....I as tn" were. i!i'' wonder is mat
- many nf ,ycn those unfnrlInai" -;
,v"r.. ahlr Ia endure punishment ~ ih"y
Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Since Being Here.

S!IIrn her arrival III NmcrI"a, tn.
..Sl,,, -" has l","n "Ahhil"d /" eur
nous crowds IN S"strn. NV York. FH'la-
.,.l.lrhi. and n:hrr eastern ports. Sh"
VAS th"rI iakrn through tn" ranana canal
L. To-. .yhl!,ii.d III San Frau"iS"" during
rhr Pnn:mia- Pnrjfi' Exposition. where
IT,. cid v,.>!"l wa,: admittedly III" most
unrIlar a;ir;I,.,i"n "a tho milli"IS az
VISITOR, y hn attended lii" cr"at fair:
Nrlrr the ship has rnmplct"d her tour
81 IN" Tp;r- MiSSissippi Missouri. Hi
;rnie ana nnln rivers. il i proposed I"
r,::irr 1" il,, i;ulf # M"Xir" and exhibit
III all III" principal southern ports. thou
:tlra.: IN" Atlantis coast /" tho -. 'h"-
r..r,', river nn r"wn Ia III" cities az tie
r;r,.rt Lakes. Il - estimated i'hi ihi$
irIr .NIli ,<t, nd uy,r 4 i"'rIud ~ seven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
CONVICT SHIP SUCCESS OVER loc
YEARS OLD, BUT STILL IN GOOD
CONDITION.
Was The First Ship Used by The Rcd
Cross and Has Held Historic
Persons.

81 lar Il "
oII,.,, ,.,1r,r,. ,.s,l - ,I,,. world. rl!r
,nrv,r, s,.,n .,S,,,.,.. huilI -! i"aI
u.,,d -, r-I..,,.. Trli, over 100
,,.,r. ,ro !, .is,, ,,.,. I'M, honor If ln.-
inc th, ire, shi, uScd rrr Fed Cross
rurnosns and also one uT tho first >:il-
;,. ,....,l. ,,..,t r- TN. RECONSIDERATION
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1l ,,.., ,,,,...I .,..r,,y ,b. Illnu-
I ,,.,, 80, ,b,. yi-sis.irri
49, H. ,i.,. Iuhrr,
- ,:,,Ii,.,. 49,. i,,., ,t,,. rim i,rlu
\,,,,. ,ri'.., en- -, ,,.r ...,cnic.n
,,,,rIh. Ln;,o, cxbii;i,L al In. larger
,ovr. ,rI ,.,,,,I AMY travel an various;
v,,,,, ,r ,i, ,,,,Ie
.rL, ,.o..,.I - j., ,.h,r,r or t',utain H.
!, .i,r 80 1,.I L,,,,I,I ,ri,b
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30

or tho 6GS STUDENTS graduate" o:
Ohio State university today. NOR" nan
ono hundred a7r il, r." military service
and their diplomas VII T." r'a'''i 10
them in army Gangs l".'his ""un " ana
France. To-day'S :;-a'!1n;."n '>"r'''S"S
were held on The un;I "rsi'y campus,
Rev. I>r. H"nyr Chmr'..::H King. prs
ident OF Ob"rl!r ""fi":;'. d"''E"T'"i Inc
commencement; address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30

Columbus and Franklin "',u'''% to-day
sent a contingent 81 30 selects 10 I'm"
Sherman The hant! ~ regulars from
the Columbus btrrarNs an! 4 "ru',
corps Of Civil war veterans inarcn'h
with ths drafted mon 20 th' TaitT"SH
station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30

Or. w s SrarhoroUsh. pr Sid"n' ~
Wilberforcr university has hr'n AH-
pointed BY state food -N'!:l"iStrh;"r
Fred &. tr"xtuu - >cCr' "U ms stat; ~
an advisory capacity - Il T'rrcS'uta;!FS
Of the Iscgrr race III ohio lie WIZ nave
particular cha-r" a.: "'li:"a;i"nai work
as il affects foo! conservation among
the colcr"l race