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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17
FROM CLARENCE RAY

My Dear Wife-Just a few lines to
you to let you know that | am well
and | truly hope you are well and in
the bet of health. wrote you two
letters some time ago and | suppose
you have received them by now. How
are all the people at home? hope
they are all well. When have you
seen Jesse? / have never heard a
word from him since came over,
wrote him while on the ship, but did
not get any answer. All tne news !
have had was gathered from your
letters, except one from John Billings.
You spoke of Chesley Bowden being
over here. Do you know where he is?
sure would like to see him, but /
will be lucky if | meet him.
Who elsecmfwy sirdlu hrtlluhrdlulu
What other boys from there have
come over ? Tell me in your nexa let
ter. This may be the last letter you
will get me for sixty days, but hope
not. and if you do not hear from me
as regularly as you have been, do not
be uneasy, for / will write az often as
can, so ] repeat do not worry over
me. will aslo not be able to get
your letters for the same length of
time, and you may know that that
will be trying.
will close for this time hoping to
hear real soon from you. Excuse such
short letter, for | cannot help it. |
would write you long letter if ]
could.
With love for all / will close.
Your loving husband,
CLARENCE L. RAY.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17
RELIEVING
CONSTIPATION

When the bowels become consti.
patcd or clogged BY an accumulation
Of feces, the residum thus retained
slowly decomposes, producing gases
and liquids, which are absorbed by
the intestines and taken Up by the
blood. Unless the bowels are thor
ougly cleansed and a regular habit
established, the poison thus taken in
TO the system may manifest itself in
boils, blotchcs, pimples and sores.
inflammation of the bowels. liver and
kidneys may also result, and tile abb
sorption of the bile and uric acid by
the blood becomes the source Of rheu-
matism and neuralgia affections.
In the train of constipation follows
a multitude of diseases. Thus it of
ten happens that a course Of the
great Vin-Hepatica treatment re-
moves not only the constipated con-
dition. but other painful ailments
which result therefrom.
L. F. Sweeney, Of Route No. /,
West Nashville, Tenn, the WE'LL
known Nashville travelling salesman,
writes: "There have been times when
/ thought | would simply have to give
up my work on the road. No one
knows how much / suffered from
poor and irregular meals and broken
rest. | was continually constipated.
and my whole digestive system was
upset. But the tide has turned for
me now, and am on the road to COM
plete recovery, and | owe it to Vim
Hepatica else. ! now go to
be5and sleep as soundly as baby
all night, and wake up feeling re-
freshed and go about my work with
my old-time energy.
You can get this wonderful treat
ment at the Union Drug Co., Coving-
ton and Mason, Tenn.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17
FROM 7. S. HINDMAN
DOlAiCW Were III It IdiiNts
August 80 1918.

August 80 1913.
Dear Sister-How are you getting
along, / wonder. / am Just fine now
and hope can stay that way, We
are all having a real good time here.
We are staying in the hay barns
with the cows and horses, but we
sleep good in the hay. and if we just
keep on getting along as well | think
we will be all right.
Some of the boys have the mumps,
but | am not afraid of it, as / had
it last winter. AS for making a
good time, | have a real nice time.
We can get all the grapes and nuts
we want by buying them, therefore
you see we have something to eat
occasionally Would like to have some
of your watermelons, but no such
good luck for me.
There are some real mountains
around here. We had little frost
this morning, the first frost | ever
saw in August, but l have seen lots
since l have been here that I never
saw before Leno is somewhere close
around here, but | have not seen him
yet. | see FINS Grimes nearly every
day, as he is in Battery E and | am
in F, you know.
wonder what Mr.. Bell is going to
do since the boys are all gone Where
lis James? / never did learn where
he was sent. 1t seems nearly all the
boys must be gone now.
You ought to see them working
their mich cows here. They do al
most all their hauling with cows.
The cows sure are pretty here. They
are great large spotted ones.
1t sure is some fun hearing these
people talk English. There are seve-
raj smart little boys here where we
are. How are the kids getting
along? How does Justin like school
and who is Leroy's teacher this year?
Do hope you all have had rain before
now.
We had real good ball game yes
terday evening between our battery
and the one Finis is in, but my bat
terry won
Well, will say goodbye, with lots
Of love, and hoping you are all well, l
am
Your loving bud,
PVT. T. S. HINDMAN.
Battery F., 316th H. F. A., A. E. F.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17
COUGHED so HE COULDN'T
SLEEP

Bronchial coughs, tickling in the
throat and asthmatic spasms break
ones rest and weaken one SO that
the system is rundown and serious
sickness may result. Enos Halbert,
Paoli, Ind, writes: Il had a severe
cold and coughed continually at night;
could hardly sleep; Foley's Honey and
Tar cured my cough" Union Drug
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17
FRoM pRIYATE GUY BRApDocK


Well, mama, | will try to write you
all a few lines to let you hear from
me again. This leaves me we'll and
hope this will find you all the same.
/ don't know much to write. found
it much better over here than | ex-
pected and saw some very fine coun-
try both here and in England. When
has Mr. Hatchell heard from Duff?
Tell him to write me and send me his
address SO / can write him; and when
has he heard from Plat, and is he still
lat Camp Gordon
How does your crop look? Is it as
good as it was last year at this time?
/ have added five dollars month
to your allotment. / thought / would
send it home to you all, as you can
make better use of it there than l
can here. How many Liberty bonds
have you all,
| have heard il said that a thing
wouldn't last as long as a June frost
in August, but / saw it frost here
last night in August.
Well. mama, | will close for this
time. Write when you can
Your son, GUY.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17
OFFICERS APPOINTED TO
HOLD MUNICIPAL PRIMARY

The following officers have been
appointed to hold the municipal pri-
mary which is to be held on October
"a:
Registrar. w. o. Menefee.
Officer, viii Pace.
Judges: /. R. Calhoun, ]. R. Fallin,
e. d. Richmond
Clerks: w. C. Sullivan, w. w. Bid
die. o3-3w
J. L. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
S. E. STEPHENSON, Chm,
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17
MARKETING HOGS

Beats burying them. Steve Hoover,
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, writes, Com
menced feeding my herd Of about
100 hogs B. A. Thomas Hog Pow
der over two months ago. Fifty
were sick and off feed. Nearby herds
had cholera. did not lose one
they are well and growing fast"
For sale by E. L. Roper Drug Co,
Covington, Tenn; L. L. Wilder, Ma
son, Tenn; E. Jones, Keeling, Tenn;
TX. E. Martin, Stanton, Tenn; n. E.
Tenant, Atoka, Tenn; ]. Smithson,
Kerrville, Tenn; G. Z. McPeak, Brigh-
ton, Tenn. limo
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17

can. Guess it will take about twen-
ty days for this to reach you. Has
Jack gone to camp yet? Think / viii
hear from you all in a few days. If
you sent your letters like the address
! sent you, it will still be the same.
Bye, bye. Your son, WILL.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclosN with SC to Foley & Co., 1885
Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a package con-
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Conn
pound, for coughs, colds and Group.
oley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets. Sold by Union Drug Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17
Presbyterian Church. AtOka, Tenn.

Sunday school every Sabbath at
10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and $50
D. m, every third Sunday
Preaching at $3.50 every first Sun
day.
You are cordially invited to all
services.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17
MAN FOUND!

Same old man found at R. B.
Shelton's brick yard to deliver good
brick for walls, chimneys and any
thing you may need brick for. au1tf
----------~~aas-
Four-fifths of the worlds halibut
supply is captured in the Pacific
coast waters.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-10-17
TOOK OUT DREADFUL SORENESS

TOOK OUT DREADFUL SORENESS
When the kidneys are weakened
and fail to throw impurities out of
the blood, the poison remains in the
system and backache, soreness and
rheumatic pains develop. Mrs. David
Henry, 65 S. Lincoln Ave-, Washing
ton, N. j., writes: "Foley Kidney
Pills took the dreadful soreness out
Of my limbs and l walk good" Union
Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28
Will Dedicate Service Flag.

Tho local aerial Of Eagles ar" max
ing vast preparations for Il S"rNir" Tag
dedication Whirh will TAX" plac" sun
day afternoon u, the i;nN htca,r" IN
South Fourth street. L * llncl? lit
all nr TN" a"rIoS in thiS vicinity VIII
partiripatc in III" services and present
Indications arc that I'll" S"rrir' VIII u"
tn. largest over held in this city.
Tho flag which the l"dr" VIII dcnl-
cate contains f"rty-tiv" stars. r"pr"Srn' I
ing tho members OF tho l"dr" who nrH
now in tho scrvirr Of Incl" sam a
large stree; narad" will b" held pre-
cecdng IN" speaking.
Attorney w. Z. Dixon - his city.
and !. w. rric" of St"uh"nSill" VIII
rrndrr tho addresses Eoht men arc
rlasscd as N" best speakers in this part
Of the valley. and are making pr"rarA-
tinrs for this occasion. TIL" local or
dor Is looking forward 10 thIs event rs
on, nc III" larscs, IN the. history Of tn"
lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28
Teacher Arrested on
Charge Of Disloyalty

Special Dispatch To- Th" lnt"lliCtn"cr.
rI.kINS. ". Va. June tharE'd
with hnving made a public speech III
his Srhn"l house. following 4 patriot"
address hv Sup"rintcnd"ni carr" rt"r If
l'pShur county. in which h" Is said T."
have. made REMARKS against IN" United
States government AMI IN" l.Ih"r y
hnndS and Rcd Cross. ". r.. AShhurn.
AN aged teacher "r Ton Mile. Il mouth
tain district '.r' "f fr'khann"n. w2a
arrested IN y !..d"rul warrant Icy Deputy
United States NHrslIal Mckinney. Taken
h. fore United states Commissioner
U,brrly. IA l:lk'u%. A%hhurn waS h"lh
far r.. action If tn" federal court in
ElkIns. whlrh Cnmv"n"s III July. CIT
l2rn> IN tn" section about Ten Nil" as
S,rt NShburn WAS very Nl"i''E' #"diE.jt
'titr government of The United states
uti ;I"l; occasion many times :" express
his "pr"citiun to IN" course "f his ma
tiun IN III" wlr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28
.BELLA|RE BOY
KILLED IN MINE
cnAHrHcE ARrER KILLED BY
PAIL OF STONE IN PULTNEY
COAL MINE.
Body was Horribly crushed-Fews o.
Bellaire and Vicinity.

Clarence AFTER. ar"d On years. son w
mir. and Mrs. Thomas ArtHr. "t lh'r'!
hhird street. Bellair". WAS instantly
killed yesterday afternoon waHn
e ugh, beneath fall u ston" Mt 'he
Rul.rey mine of ,hr Cambria '"ai "oin-
tpany. - .,,,,c,.
T The a.. dent occurred "a %:i3 o'clock
rxhile youI..~ AFTER was engaged ~ work.
bTons Of str" fell from ,h', rn"t ~
ythe mine and Ia was huri"" beneath tn''
}dcbris. Fellow workman rHsh"" Z" tbs
assistance ard removed II" $t''n" o!'
found life extinct. Th" body was h"'
ribly crushed Tn" remains w"r" re-
moved to Grafton .n"rGlc and prepared
for burial.
Besides his parents. After - sur
yiv.d bv several SISTERS a"d H:"ia"rN.
Arrangements for n" funeral ar" IN
com pletc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28

Charles Mason of Youngstown < visit
M: his. father in South E"lla!r".
chief nr PnIrc.. M:h"n" Yesterday re-
rnr,.d that IA .r,n:,u alien w"m"n had
registered In this ".tE.
KNIGHTS and T.nd,"s "f IN" Round
Tahl" WILL m"o; n"rl Tuesday "T"n'nS
~ Turner hail
Mrs carl Marshall # $r"uh"nvil!' =
= r..sr or relatives h"r".
Mr. Alex t;rihhon ENTERTAINED friends
las, evening At her h"m" on lIarris"H
street,
Mix.. Mary Haley has returned -
Pittsburgh after Il vi~'' "'h '"'''t
friends.
W,tiIlam Nal 90 'iu"rn~", strict =
home from :. viS,i with friends AT Tir'.-
hurch.
Victor G.. Wick" If tho Imperial r;>as&;
company has returned from visit =;
Pittsburgh.
Miss Emma McGrew has E"r" t" s..
.,lairsvil.e to visit friends ror u few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs J. snyder hay" r"n" t"
c.,np Merritt. y. J.. 10 visit their sou.
thtlm.r Snyder.
Miss Norma Lockwood has ron" /"
raycnna :" spend a i"w DAYS with
friends
MISC Haudc Cori"tt has returned from
n visit NJ Mt plivct.
MIR. and Mrs. Pay Lucas hay" 70
turned from vi>i; al Washington.
D. c.
meeting ~ E"llairn f.n. Royal Or
der 81 Lions. will p" hold this evening.
Mrs Edward Mr"han and daughter 81
Gravel Iiili ha>" gone Ia New Athens
|" Sp. nd the summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28

43-Waltcr E. Doughty. Martins Ferry.
142-John Mason Scipcs. Martins Ferry.
1U6-Earl b. Conoway. Martins Ferry.
l34-Clarcnce 3. Eeitzclt. Barton.
S0-Herbert Geo. Stullenbcrscr, Mar
tins Ferry.
1no-Thomas Heikkonen. Martins Ferry.
l27-Paul Jennings Evans. Martins
Ferry.
Inl-Randall II. McNcckle Bridgeport.
l7O-Mcrlc r. Westlakc. Colerain.
l44-Fred DcVaLlt, Bridgeport.
23-Hcrbert \. Walker. Bridgeport
22-Roy X. Pa1son. Martins Ferry.
2l+-Harry Trcisler. Martins Ferry.
2l-Dcan Howell. Martins Ferry.
lSU-Philip Lubecky. Martins Ferry.
75-W. Albert powdell. Martins Ferry.
50-william Bluthardt. Martins Ferry.
+7-RSymond ". O'Donnell, Martins
Ferry
lo6-Paul Il. Kennedy. Bridgeport.
96-Carl j. Weidetz, Martins Ferry.
6h-E.arl J. johnson. Bridgeport.
o05-Paul j. Dobins. Martins Ferry.
lSS--flcnry koski. Martins Ferry.
73-Harry X Frourne. Bridgeport.
I61-Johu Williams. Martins Ferry.
l69-Rohcrt B. Chew. Martins Ferry.
ll1-Frcd Burgy. Colerain.
175--Lawrence Michel Bridgeport.
l45--Johh 4. Laubmcrster.
9-Clarencc DuEan. Barton.
20--Jamcs ". Shane. Martins Ferry.
1hN-Chas. W. Fowler, Martins Ferry.
ll5-Mike Leades. Martins Ferry.
ln?-Harold Campbell. Martins Ferry.
2l5-John Adams, Colcran;
5--fIcnry Wre1ton. Martins Ferry.
l6G-John Ryan Wilson. Martins Ferry.
n7-Lawrence A. Newland. Martins
Ferry.
l39-Sclvanu. James Price. IIandsins.
l33-John Leo Murphy. Bridgeport
l05-Albcrt Moynihan.
4.-Frank Cooper. Wheeling.
oI3-Samucl Moore. Martins Ferry.
176-John Driscoll, Crumbley.
l74-Iiarry ". Hodgkiss, Martins
Ferry.
loI-Stevcn Orehoski. Blaine.
l62-Thornton Asbury Elm Grove.
l32--Mike Tasclicos. Martins Ferry.
lls--Cicc Ouock Sang. Martins Ferry.
97-Julias Botni. Martins Ferry.
17l-Rohcrt Albert Sivert. Martin:
Ferry.
l52-William F. WIcdel. Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28
Increase Of Rate
For Hauling Freight

Tho Wheeling Traction company an
nounced yesterday the increase or ~ per
cent in the rates Of hauling packages
and freight on the city ana sunufpah
cars. The movement is following inc
action Of the federal government IN IN
crcasine freight and express charges on
steam. electric and other railways uno"e
itS control
!. W Brown, general manager Or H'H
company. made the following Statement
FOLLOWING ;hc action Of the Cnlt"'
States government In increasing ircieh,
and express rates on steam railways
ard other carriers under government
control. Wheeling Traction compan?
and Fan Handle Traction company nav.
made m increase Of approximately ="
pr cent in !h"Ir rates on the carrin :"
Of packages express. parcels. etc. Inc
now rates arc effective July l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28
ruo HUNDRED AND TWENTY NINE
MEN ARE READY FOE SER-
VICE IN DISTRICT l.
Secoudino Sariogo Of Martins ferfV -
Honored rs First Man Caueo-1n-
terest In Drawing Was GTeat.

7'h, following list Of -? men was
compilcd Yesterday by The lntclilernccF.
I, j. tn" list Of the Young mon ~ the
Martins Ferry District No. !. wn" reg
iy,rrcti for service June y. having DC
come - since the last REGISTRATION.
- .rhr drawing yesterday aroused great
interest and the publishing 81 IN" names
and numbers attracted much at'chllou'
The lis, following is tn" order in when
they wrr" drawn. the serial numpcr anu
nam" and address following.
Tho list is as follows
l5,-Srcnndino Sar"eo. Martins Ferry
IL Nicholas Roper. Martins Ferry
..ih--Oryillr Mrllvaiu. Martins fcrry
I7-Gjuro Munjas. Iorkvillc.
74-Frank t:Skc. Martins Ferry.
li5-Iohn X. W. Baker. Martins Ferry.
.07-C;co. Frederick Nolan, Barton.
57-Frank N"ioski. Martins Ferry.
76-John r. ApplcEar'hc, Martins
7S-Francis Joseph Martin. Martins
Perry.
l""-Strvrn Pa"liak. Maynard
S7-rrrnk T.. N"srrrly. Bridgeport.
"na-1Iarry Trnsch. Martins Ferry.
1T,--Errl Stuhnck. Martins Ferry.
laq--k"nn",h H. Moore. Martins Ferry.
Fired B Cook. Bridgeport.
l:o-JamcS l.. Schwcndcr. Martins
! Ferry.
7o-pc,o K"ysor Martins Ferry.
lnS-IInhart Curtis. Martins Ferry. o..
2S--William y. Billiard. Martins
Ferry.
So--Jnhn Plotz. Martins Ferry.
i15l--Marno C"vi. Bridgeport.
an--Iac l.. Woods Martins Ferry.
f3-larrcs Thompson Morgan. Martins
Ferry.
lo5-ram II. McC1aIn. Martins Ferry.
45-Thnmas SCl"rl". Martins Ferry.
.2--Siev"n k&nClis. Martins f"rry.
:.lc---NVm !. II. C"naw1y. Martins f"rrE
G,-Wallacc r. Fowler. Martins Ferry
, clifton. kavol"rrk. Lansing.
! :i--Iohu !. p"nlElcrokis, Martins
Ferry.
&C. Trrvnrs Meredith. Martins Ferry.
! ii--l.awr"n"" Mckinley ScdEwlck' Mar
Tins Ferry.
! St--i:arnc$l Richards Martins Ferry.
Cleo Lazy. Martins Ferry.
, iE--Nrrnon Martins. Martins Ferry.
: Is-l.r&lic *. SnIih. N-id="nort.
~ CAV Alvin Miller bridgeport.
.,uis Y. puh"is. I.lnsln
iljs-Dnyid Bowen Martins Ferry.
rl:,,hr =. ,;illhnm. bridgeport.
~ Henry VI. Grtyhill. Bridgeport
::.a-Ealrn n. R"nnrll. C"l"rain.
/ sS--Byrrn H. rlauk. Martins F"rry.
:e--Harry W Evans. Martins Ferry.
lN---E"n. f. Srh"n"k. Barton.
iS--Andr Tincn. EaTt"u.
cnG John Nnsl". Ir.. ''rrsooni.
iG-I.ouis Nasas. IT. crescent.
G-Irwfn l.. Errwcrt l:ridS"rnrt.
Gt--Rogrr Fowler Thompson. Martins
Ferry
| ITS-Inhn RrnIzl"r. Martins Ferry.
: l"S--Vcrnon Miller. Martins Ferry.
lT7-InS"ph NJ. Snarkcy. C"l"ratn.
!?:;--Jark SuI". Martins F"rrT.
Nick Fcnr"n". Martins Forty.
! 2If-Manl"y Preston Brown. Maynard.
l:,S--E"bcrt T. Mrkr"v"r. Bridgeport.
69-Clauic Edwin Martin. Bridgeport.
:,--Thnmas R,'"sC. Martins Ferry.
! lI3-niem"s Vassimion. Bridgeport.
Gc--Roy Ray Enc"re. Martins Ferry.
lH-Iinrry l.re Downing. blaine.
li3-Jam". II. NuS,"r. EridS' port
! "nn--Hrnr! T""h bridgeport.
5t---Stcvc J Roth Barton.
81 Albert I:dwin AcAhh'. II. Martin
| Fnrry
! ~ Harold .; Mitchell. Martins Ferry
| ISt--Iharlce Fisher pnni"H. Crescent.
S&--Ivy II. Duncan. Martins FRY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28
MARTINS FERRY BOYS IN THE
DRAWING FOR SERVICE YESTERDAY

lsS-Vassillo Duncan. Martins Ferry.
I9a-1oe Rottiam. Bridgeport.
3q-Edward D. Dupkcy. Martins Ferry.
3O-John Elmer Bankncc;. Bridgeport.
ls7-John Miller. Lansing.
lG0--Mcrlc Rose. Bridgeport.
9S-Rolland Sheets Ralston. Martins
Ferry.
42-iracuno China. Martins Ferry.
.5-Willian l.. Holt. Maynard
5S-l;dwlrd W. Delaney. Martins Ferry.
I2-David D. Goff. Martins Ferry.
24-Onard L. Myers. Martins Ferry.
14a-Wm. V. Gibbons. Martins Ferry
1l2-Timothy Gerald StonccipheT.
Bridgeport.
2-Chnrlcs W. Ellis. Jr.. Martins
Ferry.
on2-Oswald Wheeler. Martins Ferry.
o5-Walicr Brostom Stitt. Martins
Ferry.
77-Wiriam r. McMullcn. bridgeport
iS-Summcr Cochran. Martins Ferry.
S--Ioc Ganorsky. Barton.
l07-Wilbur Carl Seabright. Martins
Ferry.
9S--Wm. Frank Hill. Bridgeport.
?9-Thoies Nownk. Bridgeport.
l9n--Stev" l;roz. NnrkvilI".
l3l--ticnrgc \. Coloroa. Martins Ferry.
12a-Carl William Rocker. bridgeport.
lS6--Chcstcr Owen War. Wheeling.
cn4-Wm. David Williams. Martins
Ferry
len--PauI Reed Williams. Martins Ferry.
l94-JosHph Bryan Mrrrrk. barton.
9a--Eug"nr oliver Porter. Bridgeport.
l4S--rrlcstc Julian. Martins FERRY.
65-James Thomas Morgan, Martins
Ferry.
156-John Burk, Crescent.
61-Hnward II. Gilmore. Martins Ferry.
40--Hiram V. Baniirld. Martins Ferry.
lS@-Thomas 1'al'n. Martins Ferry.
3s-Fotis Ernatsnnon. bridgeport.
7-Robort T. Huston. Bridgeport.
oT--IIarrv Wilhus Coss. Bridgeport.
lGI--Emanucl Glyfcs. Martins Ferry.
l79--Nlnd"r p"troSki. Martins Ferry.
l--Charl"y simon. Bridgeport
5o-Stavoros J. Gavnlas Martins Ferry.
6-Rohert Howard McL'lu" Martins
Ferry.
24--Elmcr F.. Schw"iz"r. Martins Ferry.
i4--Wm. Mckinley Martin. Bridgeport.
7I--Jamrs Kanlmrns. Martins Ferry.
9hS--Weslcy !. Riser. Martins F"rry.
l7S-Ilarry Courts Barnes. Martins
Ferry.
1o--I~"na-d Davis Morgan. Martins
F"rry
Iaa--Ma"k I.oll"r. Martins Ferry.
lS:5-- Christopher Flrahmnn. Martins
Ferry.
5o--Wnn. CLYDE Harris. Martins Ferry.
GT--Chas \. Shepherd Bridgeport.
Gs-TnlcS NcnaisaroS. bridgeport
6S--Paul Mitcha"l N"v"rny. Maynard.
SI-nanirl krstrrsnn. Martins Ferry.
ln5-rh"st"r Rr"snan. MnrtinS Ferry.
l7"--Clarcn"c l.. .AEin. Martins ferry.
IEI--rark r. Bryant. bridgeport.
SG--IIarry \. fIrnwn bridgeport.
at-IIrnry Myers. Martins Ferry.
ll,;-Tamrs r Cecil. Martins Ferry.
ISH-r'rank H"hcrt Eic". Martins l'crr::..
a"--Eurmnn Heller. Bridge port.
1Gt-Frank Hndrn. Wheeling
lin-.Emil f.. w Schubark. Martins
Ferry
IcS--I.ouIs klnir. Barton.
19T-Aueus; LiSka. Bridgeport.
lN2--Willard H. Wilson. bridgeport.
79---Icserh J. Trlk LANSING,
l3--Jnsrh Szurs. Jr.. Barton.
1tl-.1os"rh +. Hallny. Lansing.
cf-- Russoll w Hnwclls. Martins Ferry.
Iln--Jos"ph G. Crumhing. Martins
Ferry.
"lI-Ealph " Th0hurn. Martins Ferry.
1nt--Tnhn Lahd"lma. r"rkvIl|".
157-Edward Braun. Fulton. W. Va.
3i--Earnrst l.. smith Martin" Ferry.
9T-t-arl Jacob Weidrtz. Martins Ferry.
1.t-Gao raul Whitney. RridE"rart.
I5-Wm Mcfarland. Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28
Mothers TO Meet.

An Important meeting Of IN" mo'hcrS
~ ,Le soldiers Will b. held NJ INC
PICARD Of Trad. rooms his "N'ninE Tor
,hc purpose Of making arrangements 'nr
tho thrift stamp campaign Whi'h Whi
l,c conducted 10y them all day SATURDAY.
This is on" way in whi"h in" ladies can
do ,hcir bit and /, * lik"ly that all VIII
,.c in attendance" NJ tn" last thrlft
.,arnn campaign u" ladies showed that
~. hal lots &C pep and In" residents
~ his city wrr" glad "t IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28
Much Interest Taken.

Much interest is being taken IN m"
outcome "f tho special convention or m"
United Mine Workers or America, which
is now in session In Wheeling.
Tho session ia 20 last several days
and ~ tho convention IN" site tor me
minors temple. which has been Tn" DIS
cussion for some time. VIII ~ settled.
William Roy. president OF the union.
stated last evening that he thought lhas
The question would h" settled By Satur-
dov evening TIL" calling Of this spc-
rial convention - for tho purpose. ri
protesting against 'hc counting and IN"
results nf .ho counting The votes in IN"
recent referendum on the Miners Tenn
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28
Local Men 70 Speak.

Attorneys w. T. Dixon and W. Is.
Francis Of this city will E". to Farm
incton this evening. wh"r" they VIII
deliver tho principal addresses a. IN"
community flag raising which Will tax"
Mace In that city. A cnnmitt"" Of mon
from that city ram" horr and nu7-
chased largo flag from Charles
OReirnc. in South Fourth street and
procured Mr.. Dixon and Mr.. Francis I"
take part In the services. II is -","iy
tina, a larE" number from this city
will accompany the mon TO that Piac"
IN Witness The services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-28

verdict Of accidental death upon his In
vcs;isation into the death Of Joseph
Tucker. Of Etyland. who was instantly
killed in an auto accident out IN" Sell
airc-Ncfrs pike. Wednesday,. The acct
dent occurred when Tucker l"sr control
" his machine. which rolled over an on
lun,mCnt