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Mrs SAGE eft SEQ 600 600.

New York, Nov 1.-THE viii of
Mrs Margaret Olivia Sage, widow of
Russell Sage, was filed for probate.
1t disposes of an estate valued at
about $50O00,000. OF this S8,000,000
is bequeathed to her brother, Joseph
Slocum.
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, SIS.

LuCdS SOuuly, 80.
| Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
! he is senior partner of the firm of
F. ]. Cheney & Co.. doing business
in the city Of Toledo, county and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of HALLS CATARRH Med
iICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of De-
cember, A. D., 1885.
(Seal. y. W. GLEASON, =
Notary Public.
Halls easarrh Medicine is taken
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System. Send for testimonials. free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists. Use.
Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.-Adv.
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Spain Refuses to Cheer For Allies.

Madrid, Nov. 1.-THE Spanish
chamber of deputies after an exciting
debate, adoupted, by 100 votes to 2, a
resolution to express in the official
report Of the sitting the satisfaction
of the chamber over the happy end
ing Of the war. The proposition was
accepted by the government. The
chamber previously had rejected by
70 to Sc a proposition to send con-
gratulations to the allied countries on
their victory.
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RAILROADS GET LABOR
Munition Plant Workers Flock Il
Roads For Jobs.

Washington, Nov. 14.-The railroad
administration plans no reduction in
railroad employees wages under the
peace conditions and likewise no ma
terial lowering of freight and passen-
ger rates. it was stated authoritative
ly.
Both are likely to remain at their
present levels.
Even with recent advances railroad
wages now are not as high as those
are for similar service in war indus
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More Petty Rulers Quit

Berne. Switzerland NOV. II
Prince Leopold Of L;ppc-Detmold re-
nounced his throne. according 10 the
Semi-official Wolff bureau Of Berlin.
A despatch from Berlin says Prince
Henry NNVII, of Reuss. of the Young
err line has abdicated
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INDIGESTION.

He reported sick. whats the mat
ter?" asked the doctor. indigestion,
guess" said the Yankee. THAT dis
patch I ate when I thought the Ger.
mans were going to get me didn't seem
to agree with me-"
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Optimist ALWAYS Wins.

The optimist knows how to make
the best of it when he gets the worst
of it, so that no matter what happens
to him he remains optimistically in a
good humor. He who knows that much
is highly educated.
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U. S. GAS PLANT TO CLOSE
Employees, Numbering 10000 Will Be
Deprived of Jobs.

Grr1ProJeSJ 'Et''r'7VI 1rTg TN,OOO W.T. d
Deprived of Jobs.
Long Island City. Y. Y. Nov IA
War department orders received soon.
will close one of the largest govern
ment gas plants in the country.
Twelve thousand men and women,
many earning $50 to $50 a week. as
compared with So and So before the
war, must seek work elsewhere
The Queens county chamber of COM
merce called a conference of employ
ers to make plans for distributing the
workers, most of whom are relatives
of soldiers, among various industries.
The gas plant has been operating
twenty-four hours daily.
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GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA = Dull.
Winter straight, $1O@1O.25. Spring
wheat. S10.50010.S5.
RYE ELOUR-Quiet; per barrel.
SS.5009.50.
WHEAT-Firm No. red. s2aa
CORN-Dull No. 2 yellow, $3.50
Ito
OATs-Quiet; No. 2 white, 79A@
soc.
POULTRY-Live, steady; hens. q
G30c; old ROSTERS, 24@25c. Dressed.
steady; choice fowls, SIC; old roost.
ers, 2S1ac.
BUTTER-Steady fancy cream
cry, 61@62c per ID.
EGGS : Firm; selected, 65@67c.
nearby, Gle; western. Gle.
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Belgium Needs More Food

Washington, Nov. 13-Belgium must
have increased food supplies at once
to avert economic chaos, Belgian Min
lister Decartier stated. Machinery,
building material and clothing must
follow on the heels of food. -
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tries Events of the past week have
caused a movement of men from war
Industries to the railroads, where they
are insured greater permanency Of en-
ployment. officials said
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Livestock Quotations

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES active.
Top, $3.50; heavy butchers, S1s.3O@
s39 m s6t Rogs gs IT. b9g5feheTs $1s15@
packing, $16.65@17.5O; medium Ii1bf
backing $17.25@17.90; pigs, good to
choice. S14.75M 1880.
CATTLE-Steady. Calves, slow
'0G25c lower. Beef cattle. gooI
hoice and prime, S1565@1975: com.
ON and medium, $7,@14; COWS, $3.50
12.75; Gamers and cutters, S5.506
so; stockers and feeders good choics
nd fancy, $10@12.75.
SHEEP-5Oc lower. Sheep. 2565nc
own. Feeders slow. Lambs. choice
prime, $16@16.25; medium anu
'od, $1425@1650; cuils, $9.5O@I3:
eders, $13@1450; yearlings, choice
prime, S13Q13.5o; medium to good,
11.20Q13.
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Allied Flest Off constantinop!e,

London. Nov. 1.-THE allied feet
arrived off ConStantinopie. having
passed through the DardanelleS Tues
day, the admiralty announces. British
and Indian troops occupying The forts
paraded as the ships passed
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The Weather..

Forecast for this section: Fair to-
day and tomorrow; light variable
winds.
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The Weather,

Forecast for this section: Fair to-
day and tomorrow westerly winds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
CHANCES IN HANDLING SOLDIERS
ALL0TNENTS HAVE BEEN MADE

allotment Of $500 through the Bureau
OF War Fisk insurance. To this amount
viii be added the regular government
ailnwa,;c" ana cN"cN for The total
araaun, sent the family. In the event
OF the soldier desiring To make larger
allotment than Sl3.0n. the excess over
, that amount will b. handled through tn"
office 90. tho uuarf"rHtaStcr Ecn"ralH at
Washington. For tn. men III the navy
th!S additional allotment will be handled
by tn" navy allotment OFFICER; for tn
; men IN the marine corps ny IN" pay
master al Marine corps headquarters
and for tho men in Tho coast guard by
tn" captain commandment
In those cases where an allotment az
! $500 is made To IN" Immediate family
, at Tho S"l.!I"T. and where II - also
| desired Ia make = further ALIGNMENT l."
Gcprudcnt parents or brothers or sisters.
in" ammrr' If such further allotment /"
4; 10 r:lId through tho VIII RISK bureau VIII
! lie SJ.WG tlul aud any excess hil"tlnrml
/ over that amount VIII y" paid through
. IN" nth"r d"nar;Tu"rts mentioned
III" chang" IN lu"thnd VIII operate :tS
! follows: r" p family That has in ~"
Iasi boon receiving an allotment Of *@".
and ais, Ia" government allowance" all
| in one check. lh"y will in tho fuiur" 80
, c"v.. this sam" amount. hut in $50
rl..cliS Eve dollars VIII h' d"'Iurt''i
) from the check received through IL"
bureau OF war risk insurance and u
! creek for 81 M will IL rOr"iv"d through
. IN" nffic" " tho TUlrtCrnr9St"r general.
: ar through Tho other offices H. L." ''N"ut
. nr the soldier being IN IN" navy. The
; marine corps or tn" coast guard
: T. 20 likely hat his r>rauE" VIII "ro-
! ato quite Il littl" apprehension and con-
: fusion IN tho minds "f mary "f lie sol
di"r~' families until TIA" u"w system g
| ,N":"ushlr undrrSt God. Th" H"ui"
; Service 500: inn Of tn. E"d Cross. whose
! Trad" huil!inc will =" glad - ~" ANY
! further information a. explanation shat
may b. n"c"eS;lrv, ~ help "a siralghl"n
3 ont any IifCirl'v that ma" nrI~.'
Tn" Chang. :" no mad VIII not "p"r-
! nj" 70 reduce INC total amount "f any
: allotment ar Alinwnnr" that - rmw ln'
: i,!c' received. nor VIII !: n"""$~ii.i" Any
: ar !"r hv r,ih.r ihr soldier or his tam
, :iI t." Only differ. 80 viii l." thai |"
: ,hcsr families who's" APARTMENTS nave
: I.....'t in rXr"~S a. The -r--G.rri minimum
. of si".fG. Payment VIII H." made III tic
1 ftiiir.. in :WH "hr'':~ 'r"nI IVA S"Ini rH :,
: a.. t,lrtiu"nt~l ln~t".ti =" N "r' check as
| las h""r tn. riIl" - families W.!"Sc
: ;ll1n'Hl"n' has l,-..n La $ir.nh tia. Now
! amendment I'll ul:,l.' y" chang" at All.
! The now system - rHvlr1,uI Wa star,
! with tho nnIih "f .IulH. checks for
| which arr sent "li early IN August;
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American Casualties

wASHlNtiTON Iuly "t.--Fhe army
=; >ui:lty list To-day shows: ,d.
i:;IIrI In action "a: died OF WOUNDS
-, died OF disca.t. -: died Of acc'dcn'
nnd oth.r Causes, :; died "f alr7ianc
accident. : wounded severely - "''S
inc. /: prisoner |: toia'. I"N'
u" " Killed In Action.
WiIiism T.. Fitzgerald. Worcester
t'r.dcrick x. H:rth. Toledo. Q.
William {. urr. lr. Philhd"i7nia.
Sergeant George l.. Hunsaker pa"-
son Springs. Ny
PriratcS
raymond l:sy Blackwell, Bluofisid, w. Va.
charles Cranes New forN N''!'
Charles =. Lcmzer. chicago.
Harold T. Heap. Joliet. III.
Jnseph J.. Kennedy. Catassaua ia.
Joseph Meyer. Bellerillc. ~.
Tim Mnrarity. ST. Louis, MO.
James Paporasilupulos, Chicago.
George r. rfahl. Brooklyn.
Starting t.. Rowland. Warren. IA
Herman g. Schmidt tas, 81. Louis
Marshall -. smith. Morgant"n. \. =.
CLAYTON &. Snmrrrillc. Raleigh. \. u.
r.rl ], Trurnnrs Fast Chicago IND.
Ernc=, +. Wait Warren. Pa.
Died Of wounds.
Sergeant Earl s I:Indley. stee'ton'
Pa
Rernard Albert. New York City.
John Blasius Ir- Chicago.
Harold boswell. Chicago.
William RudZy1lSki. South Bend. Ind.
IIelee Dali. Grandviev. WaShn.
MILFORD degree. Stewart. MINI.
Irving II. Graham. Greensboro. Ala
Charlie DuuShurg. StRunton. III.
Frank " Hcilikenn. Franklin. MIMI.
HouGhoR county. Mich.
Frank u. King. n"pcw. y. 7.
tlfred r. TYng. t'hira 90.
r>omin,rk 0bcrtn. Spring Valley. III.
JnSrpi Roll Wrlth"na. Kansas.
Died OF Disease.
Sergeant John r. Rrctler. Tirton. Il.
Mechanic John r. E"nrv. Mercer. 'al.
RuRlrr Frank F.. rrardi~. 1872 North
MarS:on street Philadelphia.
Trivatcs:
Haley W. Rrags. Cedar Can. Mo
Eddie Burton. BridEchnrn. Ga.
William TEnton. Anaconda, Mont
AltuS 4. Cox. White Sulphur Springs.
Mont
Norris !. Leland. Philadelphia
Henry 4. Hill. Cow gill. Mo
Harrison Johnson. Now Orleans.
John 7. McEvery. Detroit. Mich.
Dorinick J. Narren. New YORK CITY.
Eugene J. Reilly. Jr.. East Orange
Y. T.
Thomas Rodvanski Chicago.
HerNe-t C. Srancer A-hiard. Ore
Paul z. williams. Bakersfield. Calf.
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Ohio News Notes.

CAI.pWt. LL.--W h:n William II Johh>
son went 10 trld 10 get morse 10
bring him Ia tins city [" report TOT inc
draft. hr was kicked by tho horse ana
his leg was broken.
CEDAR rOINT--Thr nhi" Fharma-
c.u,ical association is in session nero
Speakers declared th"t The pharmacist"
are working againS, great ODDS. bui Ar"
willing to- do lh"ir part.
tJNpLAY-MiS$ Julia Anna t'aFR"''
aged 81. oldest M"'h"tiiS, III inc Guy
Is dead She had belonged - ih' Me'"'
o6;,, church nearly all her lif".
SpRlNtif'IEl .p--M"nt $ar"ps. ae'n
e. track inspector. was beaten ny wv"
,,,,,, ard robbed nf SlIn.
DI.AN--Hanc""k HH6 'hr'' r'"''
,.,vrtics viii cree, a j"lnt tuocrruIcs'S
hospital. 49,.
MArYSVILI.f:-- destroyed tne
bur, -. Iarnh l.. Tempt" IN Washington
,nvr.f,,r with l0r tens al EnE.
s1,rI\r;rIr:l.p-t'i stout aseh
"a vas il, by an automobile and -
dead ;, r..uo,r v,s
Killed By lightning
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Hines w. Roberts. Leaksvillc, Miss

Hines W. Roberts, Leaksvillc, MISS
Frank RCSar. Milwaukee.
Stephen Shuster. Beavcrdalc. "a
Peter Subac2, Lawrence. Mass.
Edward Tallicre, Wabono. Wis.
julius 10th. Cleveland. o.
Athur l.. Vanderbilt. Horncll. y. '.
Peter J. Van Linn, South KaukaunH.
Wis.
Conrad Wagner. Mclaughlin road
B-idgevillc. Pa
Elmer Wagner. Buffalo. y. 7.
Ray Wainwright, Rossin, y. 7.
Theodore w. Warren. Brighton. Mass.
William Weber. louisville, Wis.
Charles D. Wells. Lebanon, Okla
Paul I. Wilson, kimholton. o.
Missing In Action.
Private John ". Wright. White Hall.
y. T.
Prisoner.
Lieut. Clarence n. Young. Valley juno
ton, Ia.
Prisoners Previously Reported Missing.
Corp. George NJ. Williams. Henderson.
KY.
, Privatcs:
John W. Jones. Oxford Ala
Edward y. Pope Harwick. vt.
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ENTITLED TO PREFERENCE.

! WASHINGTON. July 1-Manutnc-
! ture OF hollow tile is in part war ta-
! dustry and as such is entitled TO Il place
on the preference list for fuel and trans
portaiinn.' the war industries board TO-
day announced. Use Of hollow tile IN
many building operations being carried
IN ny the government including 'h'
housing program. entities its manufac-
turcrs TO special consideration in the
opinion Of priorties division of the
honrd and manufacturers OF the product
have been so notified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
MEET AT mouNDsv1LLE-

CI.AEKSRCE';. ". Nn-. J"ly @t-I''
.nnr,, state ron.rt.ti"n -: Tn" lfini"r
Order ot tuIi.d American M''nhnhS
will BE- held in Mn"nds';H'. S"rt"n''"'r
and ). instead % a; Weston. ~ "r'Si-
naliy planned. according :" aHn""''"-
msnt mad. herr To-day. War '""H'-
lions. II is SAID. mai" = 'mn"S>'h'" r"r
Weston 10 entertain tn" convention. It"
Daughters cf America. auxiliary :" ~"
Junior order. vi, M; N annual session
a, the same ,In. and place.
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WILL BE PLACED ON TRIAL.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Iulv ct--The
tr+al nr SIT" S"naI"r ": p. Hawlcy. his
NrntNcr Thari"S iiHwiny and Edwin
ninhl. assistant stat" hank commissioner
charged with violation Of ~ Tos, liquor
law will H. heard hsr~ on July 81.
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died from Airplane Accident.

lieutenant Casncr NJ. Kielland, Buf-
falo.
Sergeant James {. M"shcr, San Luis
OMSpo. calf.
Died PROM Accident and Other
Canses
Lieutenant Edgar y. Fisher. or1sKa'
Sergeant Ralph F.. Harlackcr, Allen
town. IA.
Lester T.. Kc,terin= Washinct D. G..
Charles :. Moon South .Rend Ind.
I.uSriuS n Pnynrr. Norfolk. va
The list included
wounded Severely.
Sergeant Peter GLADYS, MoundsvAle'
". Va
Corporals:
BAILEY J. Berry. Cochran. Ala.
Thomas ]. Fisher. Brooklyn. y. 7.
John J. G. Nicholson. bridgeport. Conn.
Chester Randolph: Louis. Miss.
Lester T.. Walker. Sk"rwheGan. Me.
Mechanics:
rhilIr n. Mitchell Alexandria, Ind.
r;errSc S;"khoff. Chicago.
cook .J"hn ffnll"r Masrcth. y. 7.
Rnglcr Earl \. Webster Manchester.
y. Il.
NriNates:
William VI. Aris. Erocklyr. y. T.
i~nre" rulliGvn. .NtE"na. Wis.
Ennrh Y. prnSnn. Mrt rory Ark.
Frank Deator. Clarendon: Ark.
Fred Einun. Mconnrnic. Wis.
Ludwig ';oirmhi"wski. Chicago.
William r. F'nskrll. Albion. X. T.
Ouillian V. Hayes. l.indaln. Ga.
Joseph l.. Heath, Staumnrc. Alberta
CANADA.
Arthur u. Holga;c Corvallis. Orc.
Milton Kelly. Carlisle. Ky.
Michacl Kent. New York.
So
Enhcrt Macklin. Hcnton. III.
Herbert J.. Miller. liillsh"r". Orc.
Frank r. Parker W""dland. cal.
August. ploaGcrt. 1antsvill". Wis.
Pets Poor Mount ainhurg. ArE.
CharlrS.p Primo. Lansing. NI"h-
Edward t.. Rarh. Buffalo. y. !.
Richard Rau. New York.
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NOTICE

Editor lnteirlgencer:
You are authorized 10 announced
DAVIS k1Hlns Of MorGantown, Aonon-
gala Co.. II candidate for nomination
by the Republican Party for the United
States senate from West Virginia. SUD
Iect 10 all rules Of the Republican Party
and the laws OF the State or west VIZ.
sinia governing the primary election
10 be ncld August. 1918.
EI,kIES CAMPAIGN COMMITTED
J. RI. McDEKMOTT. Chalrman'
p. 0. Drawer. sSl.
Morgantown. ". Fa--AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
ANOTHER AMNRI0AN.

One dcclarant was before Clerk Boyd
Of the federal district court and took
ut his first papers yesterday. He was
Nlfrcdo Dattario. aged So. coal miner
horn. in Italy. and now living At -"
Main street. RcnWood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

That = constitutional inhibition NAV
block the proposition Of the Stnic ar
curing full control Of lnnErieH hcH-
pital. Cincinnati. either b. purchaS" or
lcase, WAS the chief point developed At
to-dav's conference" between mrmperS
Of the state board OF administration
Hamilton county commissioners. jugs
Herman Gncbrl nf tn" board of trustees
or The institution. Prosecuting ATTORNEY
,Iohn V. Campbell, and John J.. Kramer
Of tho attorney generals office.
Tn, constitutional point was rais"a
nv Judge Gnchcl among other legal
nhaScs which H. urged against fhc
proposition lIc contrndHd that tho law
! enacted in 1918 authoriZinE the ooard
or administration I" acquire control OF
! TN, institution IN thk basis Of m ar
| NUM- rental cf not To exceed So".p""'
! with the privilege Of purchasing nj nc
| 10 cycncd $1,000 moo wcrld hc ohliSating
! .h, .,atc in eycess If S7ih,nnh. which
| is specifically prohibited hy m" o"n<;'-
Iuiiou Except in certain caSfS sum Ms
Il, rcr"l invasion.
| II, the assert ion that the cost - nt"
buildings and general repair is An IN
inst burden on Hamilton county. nah>
! bv tho county commissioners and PROS
rrutor Campbell. Judge H"'h"l r"pli""
,hn, since 1000 IN" count has SrHAt
loss than $500. nnn I'm IN" institution
while the stat" has expended f"r main
trnancc almost 81 ma. Nn0. .'ndS" f""n"i
denied thai the majority 81 the I"f"r'"
rc Hamilton county ar" IN favor ~ 'n'
state taking over tho institution WHO
,r,s assorted 10 hc true By ~" county
commissioners and Mr., Campbell.
; I, is not expected that the h"rTd -
administration will ann"un'"" any hN'',
sion IN rhc matter until u has on'a'noh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
DIvIDEND DECLARED.

PUTLADF.LrtEIA. full 'H4.--nirertnr.
Of the rennsvlvania railroad company
TODAY drrIer"I IN" regularly quarterly
dividend ~ | I: per cent.
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Efforts Of state officials 10 guaranteed
an Increased acreage OF wheat in ono
next year arr applaudrd by farmers or
sanlzations in communications ocInS
received ny tho governor and depart
rncnt or agriculture. 4 communication
received from the Montgomery County
Agricultural Development association
urges tho state administration 10 press
the federal government for An increased
price for the 1918 crop and better
system Of grading. They would have
f.f1"ral inspectors do the grading IN
stcad Of the grain dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

an opinion from the attorney genera
on thc ;rrnl questions 'raiscd,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

william \. brand Of Columbus has
been appointed commission clerk IN IN"
executive office by Governor Cox I"
succeed Edward Y. Hogan. who has en-
listed in the marine aviation service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

The Central Power company. which
operates electric power and light plants
in many sec tfpns OF the state. has been
authorized by tho state public utilities
commission 10 issue sl.@o0.0o0 Of IA
PIT cent twclvc-year notes To be deltv-
cred to the +. r. Goodrich company.
Akron. for money advanced to construct
4 new power plant al Windsor, ". Fa,
The +. r Goodrich company will re-
ccive twr-thirds Of tho power developed
10 operate its biz rubber plants
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OHIO NEWS

Special Dispatch TO The 1ntellIgeDcer.
COLUMBUS. O.. July @3.--Althoush
they had a marriage license framed
and banging in their home and they had
lived together twelve years. Gertrude
+. Evans and Walter $. Evans were
never married. To-day Mrs. Evans in
St!tuted Il suit for annulmcnL Of con-
tract. as ohio laws recognize common
law marriages. On March !. ls0G.
Evans obtained marriage license in
Philadelphia. bat they were not mar
ricd. Evans having told the woman
THAI they had gone In expense enough
and r. ceremony WIS not necessary. The
wnman's lawyer says he does not know
II Evans acted frNm pure ignorance OF
had som" other motive IN not having a
marriage ceremony performed. The
Evans coupe have two children. Flea
nor Emma. aErd = and James Herbert
Evans aged II. They came 10 Column
bus from Philadelphia seven years ago
hut separated some limo ago and Evans
now is living in Union county. Mrs
Evans charges neglect and extreme
cruelty in her plea for separation.
Plans ror fcdHrali2inS and charging
Ohios employment service IN conform
Ivy with the national program an
nounc"d to-day by Fred [. CrcXton. fed
oral director of employment. includes
thu taking over of the twcntyt NO
Stntc-city free employment agencies.
addition Of thirty more. and charging
tho nffic" personnel from 1lG to ci6.
The central office In Columbus will be
in charge Of &. II. Mayhush as asso'
rintc fcd, raj director.
!. Miss Edith Campbell. Cincinnati,
will be director Of women and girls
division: n. i. Mover. Columbus. chief
Of clearance division: Thomas -.
: Phillips head Of farm help division:
r.. A Meade. Dayton. will b" chief SUI
rcrvisor with these assistants: Z. F.
'Foope Columbus: George r. Reiser. Tc-
cdo; Leroy IT. Aul,. Steubenvillc: R T.,
| IHreiccns, Cincinnati: y. ?. Rodgers,
Springfield. and W. r. SchwalL Ports
l mouth.
There will 10 4 state advisory board
to be known MS tho state advisory board
OF the United States employment SER
vice and composed Of two representa-
tivcs Of employees. two employers and
representative Of the federal director.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-28
OFFICIAL REPORT
OF DAYS FIGHTING
BY MARSHAL HAIC

London. March 2S-"Repeated
enemy attacks i'm the Somme valley,
also in the neighborhood of Beau
mont-HameI, Puisleux and Moyen-
vile, were repulsed," Field Marshal
Haig reported today.
I'VE captured prisoners and ma
chine guns.
Fierce fighting is under way on
both banks of the Somme.
There was a heavy bombardment
east of Arras this morning. An at
tack is developing"
Beaumont-Hameii is six miles north
of Albert, on the west bank of the
Ancre. Puisleux is three miles north
of Beaumont Hamel. Moyenville is
six miles due south of Arras and
about twenty twenty miles northeast
of Albert.
..Astride the Somme yesterday even-
ing and last night, there was severe
fighting; also north of Albert and
Poyelles.''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-28
FRESH COLUMNS
OF FRENCH ARE
NOW IN BATTLE
Firmly Holding Germans Back
in Disc Valley.
ThOrOly Trained Artillery Re-
infOrce Hard Pressed POiluS.
MARINE SPIRIT Is MANIFEST
French 75's Do Heavy EXecu-
tiOn i'm Solid Enemy Ranks.
Half of German Strength Now
Thrown Against French.
Marine SPIRIT IS MANIFEST
BY HENRY WOOD.

With the French Armies Between
Chauny and Noyon, March 25.-Com-
manded by two of the m ,st brillia mt
French generals, the French are
blocking the Germans progress be-
tween Noyon and Chanuy, where the
enemy is seeking to force his way
down the narrow Disc valley and turn
the entire French wing.
Other enemy forces to the north. are
seeking to thrGw the British back
toward the North sea. aiming to crush
both allied armies.
Hindenburg's pre-annourced aim OF
capturing Amiens is considered a blind
move.
The Germans, it appears certain,
have arranged to substitute Austrian
divisions in the quiet sectors of the
French front. hurting the German
divisions thus released into the battle.
Despite the enemy foresight in
choosing the full moon for his often
sive. during which the allied lines OF
communication could be most easily
bombarded at night. French columns
are steadily arriving
Long columns of artillery constantly
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