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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-30
6RlTAIN'S LUMBER
INDUSTRY NOT TAGGING
FOR LACK OF WOODSMEk
81 FRANcIs 4. slssoN,

Vice President Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York.
Great BritaiF has approached her
problem of consmercial reconstruction
after the war with an enthusiasm and
thoroughness which holds both sugges-
ton and inspiration for the United
States. II America IS to retain and
enlarge on the astonishing growth Of
her foreign trade in the last three and
a half years she viii do well TO follow
the British example.
British reconstructIonists take due
cognizance Of the two periods OF post
war sctivities-the period OF readjust-
ment to a new peace basis and the de-
veiopment Of business upon that basis.
But in the plans of Great Britains
Ministry of Reconstruction these two
periods largely overlap. It is the vital
aim Of that body to make the period
Of transition as brief as possible.
The idea Of British leaders is that II
the empire is to endure there must be
such rehtting Of men and industries TO
meet changed circumstances and such
redirection of effort as viii insure the
utmost development of other resources.
Upon the surplus of these resources in
goods and services which she can dis
pose of to other countries depends
Great Britains ability to get out of
debt and TO resume her commercial and
financial leadership. Throughout the
empire the idea is being fostered that
the future rests upon increasing pro
d1ction and reducing consumption.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-30
A GREAT BRITISH
FACTORY MANNED"
BY WOMEN

justment as well as the requirements
Of other nations during that period
Of especial interest 10 Americans is
the Indian Cotton Committee. which
is studying the cotton market with a
view 10 the development of long staple
cottons in India.
In the direction Of developing new
industries the Engineering Trades
Committee is compiling d list of the
articles suitable for manufacture. by
those with engineering trade expert
ence, which were either not made in
the United Kingdom before the war,
but were imported, or were made in
small or insufficient quantities and for
which there is likely TO be a consid-
cradle demand after the war. All the
problems connected with promoting
these new industries will be taken VI
by this committee.
Another important field is the devel-
Opment Of mineral resorces. The In
perial Mineral Resources Bureau Com
mittee is preparing q scheme for eS-
tablishing an information bureau in
London TO study mineral resources and
requirements and suggest plans for de-
velopmeDt along this line. The Depart
ment of Scientific and Industrial Re
search has more than score of COM
mittees devoted to the investigation OF
specific matters such as metallurgy,
glass and optical Instruments illumi-
nation, abrasives. vitreous compounds,
tin, tungsten, lubricants. zinc and cop
per Along this line also the Board OF
Trade has had AZ work since 1916 COM
rnittees on the Coal Trades, Iron and
Steel Trades, Engineering Trades.
I Electrical Trades, &on-F errous Metal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-30

in the empire can be prevented from
falling under foreign control.
Another important committee is the
Dominions Royal Commission. which
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-30

and foreign trade lost during the war
and to secure new markets, TO what
extent and by what means the re-
sources Of the empire should and can
be developed; 10 what extent and by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
HISTORIC INN
TAKEN OVERLY
GOVERNMENT
BIG WAR CARAVANS TO STOP
AT WHEELING DURING THE
WINTER MONTHS ENRoUTE
TO COAST.
Stanlm Property Ncar Wheeling Park
Will Be Used for the Com
fort Of Soldiers.

Through arrangements with the
Wheeling Rotary club. Peter Boyd or
thu Motor Convoy Corps. "f tn" United
States Army. last evening took over for
tho use of the troops passing through
this city with tn" Government truck
trains. the old Stamm residence. neal
Wheeling park and they Will be quar-
tered there, starting tonight. 1t IL
likely that the Stamm property Will be
used throughout the winter months for
the housing OF the boys. The owners
Of the property. ever ready 70 aid tho
boys, are assisting In this matter In
IL noble manner.
First Lieutenant Garrison +. Shields.
chief highway man for tho u. S. Motor
Convoy Service. Will arrive IN the city
to-day from the west and Will be IN
conference with Peter Boyd tho local
representative. and also will meet with
the Rotary club Mr.: w. J. Frankston'
secretary Of tho Rotary Club. has called
n sDecial meeting of the directors Tor
tonight to take up this matter with the
government.
Many Of the hig trains will be through
the city druing III" winter and the ROADS
are In fnir shape again. The trucks
hoyc hecn routed over the Lincoln High
WAY during the past several months
owing ~ tho bad roads nj West AlcHan'
der and also at New Concord. Ohio. with
the rc-apncaranCc Of the men thcro Will
he much excitement here. The trucks
will he chartered at I[reiGcrs lane. near
Wheeling Park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
K|RTY-ONE OVERFLOW MEMBERS
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER CLUB

idea Of Germany. They will have to be
completely conquered and put In posi-
ton that they will not he able TO make
trouble hereafter. and tho Kaiser and
all Of his suhordtnatcs annihilated be-
fore worlds peace can hc assured.
New Members.
10e1-Georse Mooney. Wheeling.
10o2-Edward States. Wheeling.
lOO3-Georgc Ribbec. Wheeling.
1O04-Wal;er G. Sadlcr. Wheeling.
1oo5-C w. Chambers. Warwood. w. Nr
1O0S-H. F.. Dunlap. Wheeling
1007-Mrs. II. Mex. Muir. Wheeling.
lO0S-F>rank S. Cowl. Wheeling.
10O9-Samutl II. Sloan. Cameron
1O1n-Alhert Sloan. Cameron.
1nll-a1iss Bculah White. Emerson "
10i"-Mrs. Ida White. Emerson. y.
10l3-P. \. White. Emerson. ..
lnl4-F, W. Donaldson. West AleSanoe,
ln13-Miss Sophia I.andmeyer. NAee''
ing.
,n,cIam.s J. Carskrdon. McMcchen
Iol7-G. W. Conner. Rarnesvllle, y.
1olS-T {. Wilson. Wheeling.
1n,a-NIiss RIGA Wolfe. Warwooo.
1oa0-NEiss Evelyn Wolfe. Nar"ouo'
ioM-J r. Price. Sn!thfield. w: va
Iooo-I.izZie Jefferson Reynolds "ooos
dale. W. Va.
1no3-N1at,hew j. kasun. hcnWoou'
1o3+-Mrs. +. II. Curtis, MISSION. 1'N
10o5-E. Fl. Curtis. Mission. Texas
io9s-Joseph Hastings. Nhceltns.
10o--William ". Hastings. ".hce''"s
/ 1n2s-Harry Hastings. Wheetin5,
! ioao-Ruth T. Powell, Tr'ad"lnn'a'
,n?o---p. III Powell. Triad"'ph,h.
In3l-Nelltc \. Powell. Iria'e'p'''A'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
Mnnndsu!lle Briefs.

6 W. Boohcr has returned homo al'ci
a business visit to St. Marys.
s. W. Matthews has recovered a'te'
an attack Of illness ut his home on
Seventh street. :.
Miss Hazel Wiley has returned 10
her home in Wheeling after visit WIN
friends md relatives in this city.
Earl Dnughcrty and Harry Ihoner
have returned To their homes In Nc
Mcchcn after visit with friends here
here. ,.d
r. 4. Conklc. Of Colorado. has arrived
hero for an extended visit with lrlenos
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard kuil nave re-
turned 10 their home in Martins "FFH
after a visit with friends and relatives
here and on Roberts Ridge.
CLYDE Chamhcrln is confined 10 h's
home on Ash avenue with illness. -.
Miss Ella kcySrr. who has pcrn ~
ut her home on Fifth street. IS anle ~
b. out. ~ :.
Mrs. Harry Jenkins has returned &c
her home in Wheeling after visit WILT
friends and relatives In the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
So NEW CASES
IN 48 HOURS
Slight Increase Shown In Influenza
Situation Here-FiVc Deaths
Reported.

SIyty-thr,.. new cases of the Spanish
Influenza v.r, r"n"rt"d to City Health
Commissioner u. l.. Williams yesterday
which covers III" furty-"ight hour per-
ind beginning NJ o'clock Saturday eve
ming and ending at o'clock last fN"-
ming. This Is eight increase over
the number Of cases previously report
cd daily, but It is thought I" he due TO
rho recent bad weather. rather than To
the relaxation Of the public on the IN
structions issued from the health dc
partmcHt.
Several complications wer" reported.
end five deaths were reported as the
result Of the complication of pncumo-
MIA after an attack Of Influenza. The
names of those who died could not he
learned.
The closing orders arc still In fore"
here. IF the situation grows no bet
fer. local Officials will enforce NOR"
strict closing orders than those now IN
force. All business ends MS usual nj b
o'clock. and no sales arc being held.
There Is quite some talk In tn" city
about disseminating school for the on
tire first semester. US It will hc prac''-
ca1ly imrossihle for IN" students 10
make I'D the work missed with any de-
gree Of satisfaction whatsoever. Scho9l
has been idle now for over month,
and lust getting a good start when
,be influenza epidemic closed 1t. school
officials have taken no acllHn nor is
sued any statements regarding IN" pos
eihle continuation Of school. and AS II
result many students are Elng I" WORK.
II is hoped that some !iGht IN inc Si'""-
fion will be seen soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05

s Although the Iu,elligsucer hae an
enounced the closing OF the lists or
membership OF its Unconditional sur
S$render Club yesterday. Monday. say the
ssrnembership pledges OF thrtty-one over
tS1ow" members received. and the names
Iare given this morning. Thus II IS
THAT when the pleSig.s and list or mem
hers arc sent Ia President Wilson ana
Ex-senator Sutherland the number WILL
afays been increased to one thousand
land thirty-ore with the possGolli1E OK
30 fev other names coming stu laIsT'
{rro,,, One Whom the war Has auf T..
Il Frank s. Cowl. of Wheeling. writes
-k4I am glad I hn"e the opportunity W
t3votce nv sentiments ana the PRIV
3Iof Joining the Unconditional SuE''hu!
Hclub and will help 10 MAKE II grow III
Snembershlp and | trust the
.tpeople will help the PCss'dcne P". ~
99I-.isar or the beast OF Berlin. his right
5name, where he should Ne l" I.s
IT, he sure has made many sad MONIES,
~. co,yl home is one OF many, anu
hone the Wheeling people VIII az
.s3oin the Uncondi;innai s"''e'''e'
ecsTrusting they WILL
conauer the Beast.
. pric. uf Smiiht;"ld. W. d.
teS-r lave three boys no" !" 80
800 and one Of them is no" ca'i"
-.sar.n md l would feel as rc'"c ,'"e
ls-Se.n ,,,,. hovs exposed 70 the unp!easS' ~.
sicits.-;ance and danger OF army No %
: 10y .,rsr, would feel. but oon
,, =, making any peace WIN ,ar
vnti, they ar. sufficient! Ms
.,t,a an uucoE'l:'i"ua' SH' ,,.,
-, have 70 conquer L '"Nt'. :. I,,.
.Aefore YOU can counttot ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
|l0TERS WILL
WAGE BATTLE
! Of BALLOTS
MORE INTEREST TAKEN IN eoN
TEST THAN FOE MANY
YEARS PAST.
t4-hunx-Neely Fight Is Occupying tn'
Center Of the Stage.

! rb. forces OF both Dig political par
Efies are marshaled in array for the
hnatt1e which is to BE- staged today.
Is ready and the voting ma
Schtnery wiki start on It's eleFeh-noof
Exrind at 6:35 this morning ana lhe
kDolls will close at 30 this afternoon.
Political leaders forecast larry
&heavy vote for an or year elect!o"
Las the Presidents partisan appeal mas
fatirred up the Republicans to fght!n8
pitch and more interest is neins taken
I'm this election than any other con-
7 ereesional fight FOR many years past.
All election parapherualia has been re-
tr,oved from the county commissioners
soffice to the various voting preci'E
fa steady stream of election OFF,
neaying the county building the 49,
Few DAYS with ballot boxes. tally sheets.
En6n and registration books and other
Esundries which will be used by the orr
Ecials and voters IN making out the ball
S1ots.
Z OF the s. precincts in the county. 70
Lo< them will have i double see OF cleo
Etton officials. consisting OF 6 ballot COM
f,,issioners and CLERKS. and the re-
s.,afntne precincts will get along with
/ n single crew Of ; commissioners and :
{ clerks. These precincts are located In
fthe country districts. where the voting
! Is light and consequently tho work will
/ be easy.
I with the polls opening a. 6:3o a. m.
! and closing at t;52 p. m, fairly GOOD
nercentage Of ihe vote viii be cast IN
p; the morning hours before tho mon 80
TO their work. hu: tho heaviest voting
is expected 70 take place ut noon. when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
MARSHALL REPS
ARE CONFIDENT
INTEREST IN ELECTION TO-DAY
IN MARSHALL SEEMS TO
BE INTENSE.
Republicans Confident OF Clean Sweep.
Polls Open at 6:35 and Close
ut Asa.

Republicans In Marshall county an
ticipate a clcan sweep Of the slate In
the election in the county to-day. The
voters are showing considerable inter-
est in the battle Of ballots. despite The
quiet campaign. and while 1t is not be-
Iicvrd thht full wore Will be po!led,
the workers will losr no time In round
Ing UP the voters throughout the day.
The polls open AT 6:%5 Il. NJ. and will
close nj 1888 D. IN. The double election
board will keep counting the ballots as
they are cast. and the results Will he
available for the public shortly after
the close Of the polls.
The election supplies have all been
distributed. and al Of the clerks and
other officials have been named.
Interest rcnirrs principally IN the
races between Watson and Elkins for
L. S. Senate. Nicely and Schuck for
congress. and Syhcrt and Hunter for
state senate. II is believed by the Ro-
rublicans. however. that their candi-
dates will b. carried through with sub
stantial ma joritics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
The woman

she relieved him Of $3.50. Tho woman
was Immediately placed under arrest,
and when searched no sign OF the money
was found and when Officer Plant
searched her home mo- trace Of the roll
was found there. The story. as II comes
from both parties is rather mixed up.
as an Interpreter was necessary for Cor
poral Makowkn. 1t seems. so the story
goes that Ida was trying to sell some
liquor to Makowka. but it could not be
gathered just how she got his roll. The
out come of the case was that Ida Young
though declaring herself innocent Of the
crime. was remanded to the Ohio county
Jail under $1,000 bond, while Makowka
was placed under 5000 bond to appear AS
witness. The trial will be held IN the
Jail Friday afternoon at three o'clock.
While bondsmen. witnesses. etc. were
being summoned Corporal Makowka gave
the police, ut headquarters q splendid
example Of his military training. The
Polish manual of arms seems consider
ably more elaborate than the American,
and soldier would have 10 be most ac-
| tive to perform some Of the cvolutions.
| Everybody that wore q badge received a
click of the heels and a classy Polish
| salute from Makowka.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
HON. CCffIIi5. ]. 5CHUCk CONFIDENT
PUBLICAN PARTY WILL WIN TO-DAY
LOTS FOR THE REPUBLICAN,
CANDIDATES TODAY.
Nicely Has Been Busy, hut HIS workers
Are Not OverconfiGcnt on Eve OF
The Election.

Smiling and confident. Hon. Charles
J. Schuck brought his campaign to Il
close last night after meeting personally
most of the voters in tnn First Congress
$Innal district and no ,"avrs his case III
,h"lr hands today for rnal Judgment.
Mr. Schuck huS made many trips
through all seven counties embraced In
tins congressional district and he ~ we'll
pleased with the result Of his canvas IN
all of IN" counties.
Yes. I am confident Of election" said
Mr. Schuck 10 an ln:"l!iE"nCCr reporter
last night, The uuwnrr unt"d and un-
truthful attack on m. by my opponent
will act. as a boomerang and will only
harm him in tho end Many Democrats
who believe In fair rlny have called Mt
my office and home and assured m" or
,hrir support ad my friends report that
they get the same assurances from every
section Of tho district
On the question nt PATRIOTISM loyalty
and the country's interest. p"opi" VINO
knew mo know that have always stood
for one thing: that was tn" unquaiifled
Success Of our army and navy, TOT q
pcacr with victory and an unconditional
surrender without note writing. On the
other hand tho voters OF IN" FIRST Con-
gressional district ar" now convcrSant
with the record of Maj. Nicely on the war
measures and know that he has only
been 5000 ratriot as standardized by the
National Security League. which the
Democrats claim Ia n Republican organ
iZatiun.--,ha very Idea is ridiculous IN
Wow Of tho fact that It is absolutely non
partisan and A. II. Parker. thr Demo-
cratic nominee for president In 1908, is
it's vice-prcSidcnt.
REPORTS received from every one OF
tho counties in tho first district indicate
that there can he no question of Re-
publican victory tomorrow md the dis
trict will be redeemed 10 the G.. O. T.
Republicans are alive to tho situation
that during the Reconstruction period
We must have Il representative who will
stand for a protective tariff that will
adequately and amply protect American
interests against cheap European labor.
and products: this proposition Is the
vital issue in this campaign.
President wilson's partisan appeal Tor
q Democratic congress Is unprecedented.
and which if followed out would rstah-
lish an autncrnCy in this country-Just
what We are fighting against In Europe;
this has aroused tho voters as never be-
fors and they will assert their indcpend-
cncr Mt tho polls tomorrow"
Owing to the ban on the gathering OF
crowds in tho city. with no ncwspa per
bulletin service. Mr.. Schuck has ar
ranged 10 got tho election returns at
his home In Woodsdale tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
SCIENTISTS ARRESTED.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 4.-Five persons
arrested yesterday and to-day on
charges Of violating the health ordi-
nance by attempting to hold service
of the Christian Science church, were
arraiGncd to-day in police court. Their
hearing was set for Thursday.
II. P. Hitchcock was required to fur-
nish IS bail. but refused. He was sent
10 Jail. His attorneys will ask for
writ Of habcas corpus based on the
alleged unconstitutionality OF. the health
ordinance. as an infringement on the
right of assembly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
JUDGE ALAN ROBINSON
Confident Of His Recollection TO Tho
Bench BY voters Of Ohio County
Today.

"A sure winner" ~ tho way hts friends
sooak of Judge Aim Robinson. who Is It
candidate for PREDICTION To the bench MS
criminal judge OF Ohu county. Judge
Robinson IL populnr with members or nll
parties and he has rover been on Il los
ing ticket or IN losing fight and thorr-
fore hr will win out today and go over
the top" with IL 1905 victory. In speak
ing Of tho matter last evening he stated
that no waa confident az protection and
that no desired to extend his thanks to
bis friends and supporters In advance
Enr khnIr nffnrtq
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05

The epidemic Of Influenza in the Guy
Is not slcakeninG materially rs re-
suit of the cooler weather. rs had p'e'i
predicted There we're Is new chSt'
reported here Sunday and YESTERDAY.
though none AFRO Of Il serious NATURE
is not likely that the qilarantinc Will De
ufted this week, DR.. J. H.. Luikhardt'
city health officer. states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
Recallnf TO Service,

Captain Charles A. McCammc Of this
,ity, hns been recalled 10 service in the
United States army. He has been home
for n few months because Of an afflic-
ton Of the throat. contracted rs the re-
suit Of camp exposure, hut he leaves
This evening for Washington to resume
service. lie has been treated by phil
adclphia specialist and is now in good
condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
Quick Way to End
Stomach I roubIe
Prepare It at Homo for Few Cents,
Take It Regularly for Week or 20
= and Just Watch tho Results.

! Wouldn't you like to know once more
what 1t meaus to feel good healthy
appetite and then sit down and enjoy 4
hearty meal without suffering from In
digestion, gas, b"lchirS. bloatiug. heart
palpitation, uervCuSaeSS and other dis
tress as you usually do?
! Then take this advice and get two
ounces Of concentrated liquid MariiI
/ (aromatic) IS cents worth. from your
druggist or by mail from The Marli1
Co., Fort Wa"ne, Ind. Dilute the Mar
1Ix with double the quantity of pure
water and tahe IL teuspooaful before
each meal.
; Just see how quickly you get blessed
relief. It's effect is wonderful. No mat
ter what you've tried or what has fail
ed to help you, this simple old home
remedy has got to help and benefit you
or money back. That's how sure 1t Is.
You'll say it Is worth hundred times
the price. Get it now and try" It before,
your next meal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
Organize New Clubs.

New clubs aimed to secure voluntary
subscriptions to aid in maintaining inc
morale which is winning the world VIII
for the allies. arc being formed mere,
Mayor F. G.. Roberts has asked that local
penple subscribe voluntarily at any nank
before tho drive opens November II. Inc
Club "a" is composed Of members giving
;o5 or more: Club B.. 80 to S25; CIuo
&C" IS to SD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
mcswatn Puneral Held.

Funeral services w"r' held yesterda!
afternoon over the remains or the late
Burt McSwain. The services were heio
IN the home of his parents. MIR. ana AlrS
w. II. McSwuin on Grant avenue. KEY
I n. Criswcll Of the Baptist church
Ind charge Intcrment at Mt Rose
,ernctcry. The deceased died at Fair
mont Saturday Of influenza.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
WOUNDED IN ACTION.

PARKERsBURG. w. Va. Nov. A.
Fnsouale Borrell!. son Of Mrs. F. E"r-
ell. was wounded while in action with
yhe American National Army in France
according to word received here to-day
He was sent to Camp Ice with the Wood
bounty contingent Of last May and was
wounded In his first time over the top.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05
Rons In Hospital.

William Bonar and David Bonar' -:
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. David l.. Bohar' ~
Linden avenue. are both in hospitals III
France. Mrs. Bonar has received lctte's
from bath. and they are recovering
william was wounded four months ago
while David was gasscd. His letter was
dated October IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-05

One Of the most common causes OF
insomnia and restlessness is indigestion.
Take one Of Chamberlain's Tablets i'm
mediately after supper and see II you
do no, rest better and sleep better. They
only cost quarter.