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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-02
Hilltop Precinct
! Ellen kirk, Chairman.

Miss Ellen Kirk, Chairman.
Frank NJ. Long Albert S. Lane, Rob-
ert l.. Browning, John Harrington,
Robert Nelson Hoehich, Albert r.
Glascock, Maurice l.. Rubenacker,
Luke Polly, John Sorrells, Walter r.
Adamson, r. Merz Adamson, John
Reetz (missing), Albert Thompson,
John j. Ryan.
Dover Precinct
Mrs Elgin Anderson, Chairman.
James NJ. McGraw, Frank Leslie
Collins, Earl ]. Congriff, Albert Thorn
as, Charles Morrison, Attic Milford,
j. W. Laycock, Ray Bainum, Harry
Brooks, George A. Morgan, Clarence
Morgan, Dixon Lunsford, Gilmer Rig
don, Everett Poe, Vern w. Durham,
Francis Thomas, Walter Osborne,
Carl Osborne, William Adams, Will
liam Brooks (col), Marshall Brooks
(col), Arch Duke (col)
Minerva Precinct
Mrs. Minnie Dobyns, Chairman.
Robert Pollitt, Harold Brooks, Earl
Brooks, John r. Wolfe, Joe Perraut
Robert A. Ellis, John r. Ellis, Roy H.
Snedegar, Robert Snyder.
Helena Precinct
Mrs Kackley, Chairman.
Clarence West, Ollie V. Cooper, Or
vile Gill, Preston p. Tully, Henry
Glascock. Albert Ganty (col), Ander
S. Lawson (col), Thomas G. Brough,
Corwine Wilson Brought Charles 7.
Gantley, David Wells (col), William
Allen Williams, Mckinley Robinson
(col), Lucian Robinson (col), Will
liam Robinson (col), Paul Glenn Col
Inns, Stanley Woodward, Mark Collins,
Frank Collins, Hugh O'Neill Leander
Berry (col), Leander Bennett (col.)
Charles w. Griffey (colO, Leo S. Glib
bons, Alex Andrew Wells (col)
Plumyille Precinct
Mrs. w. w. Davenport, Chairman.
William T. King, Robert d. Morton
! (col), Thomas G. Vaughn, Joseph
Harold Winder, John Austin Chopper
George T. Sherman, Carlos Weaver
Lawrence L. Elliott, Joseph f. Sher-
man, William S. Mccormick, Roy A
Case, Harry c. Hancock, Eddie Shat
err (col), Jesse Paine (col). Henry f
Gaffin, William Quellings (colO, A. b
Coryell, Charles b. Royse, Harry f
Davenport, James w. Grimes, Charles
Pauley, Thomas B. Curley, B. X. Otto
Sardis Precinct
Mrs. Adrian Suit, Chairman.
George L. Holmes (colD, Basil Duke
Owens, Ernest Campbell.
PlugtOwn Precinct
Mrs Mary Owens, Chairman.
Henry E. Pogue, Jr., William Tyffe
B. r. Neal, John p. Zweigart, Cham
bers NJ. Zweigart, Charles c. Zweigart
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common table. The world will know
our belief by our practice Through
food conservation and sharing we
shall prove our faith, prove once more
that democracy is fit to hold sway on
this earth.
This is the food conservation pro-
gram for the coming year; to provide
for shipment half as much again of
the necessary foods as were exported
last year; while the war lasts to main
tain the health, comfort and courage
of the Allies; when the war ends, to
rescue and restore all feeble folk who
sit at the common table.
To reach these ends America must
SAVE FOOD.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS WILL BE
PAID.

Assurance that teachers of the pub
lie schools will receive compensation
for the time the schools are closed
by the State Board of Health has
been given numerous teachers by
State Superintendent V. o. Gilbert,
who continues to receive letters on
the subject from all over the state.
Attorney General Morris furnished
Superintendent Gilbert written
opinion upholding the view.
This applies save where the teach
er's contract stipulates that the sal
airy is to cease under such circum-
stances
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-02

Never Judge a mans knowledge by
the things he says.
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THOS. |. EVAN & co,
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


Time table effective Sunday Feb
ruary 10th.
No. IL leaves Maysville 5:sS a. m.
daily except Sunday.
No. 9 leaves Msysvills $40 D. m.
except Sunday.
No. 2O9 leaves Maysville 4:lO D. m.
Sunday only.
No. 10 arrives in Maysville s:46 q.
m.' daily except Sunday.
No. 40 arrives in Maysville 1886 D.
M, Sunday only.
No. 16 arrives in 'Maysville $3.50 D.
m, daily except Sunday.
H. 8. ELLIS, Agent
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Harold Pollitt, John Ward, John Thos.
Whaley (coD, Benjamin Whaley (col),
Walter Wallingford, Clifford Carpen-
ter, Henry Watson, G. Cleveland Yaz-
ell, Dover Hull, William Rankins, Jas.
e. Arm, Francis Scott, Charles Jones,
Stanley Bennett, Archie Gullett, AL
bert Boone, Harold S. Cobb, Charles f.
Nimmo Roy Taylor Tully, George
Hunt, Jr, Fred s. Tolle, James B.
Shaw, Charles Dieterich, Albert S.
Burk, Murray Simpson, Charles Sum-
mers, Harry Wallingford, Alonzo
Bramel, w. H. MCGOWAN, Walter A.
Gibson, Cleon Dresel.
Third Ward
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Russell, Chairman.
No report.
Fourth Ward
Mrs DR.. Franklin, Chairman.
No report.
Germantown Precinct
Mrs. DR.. Browning, Chairman.
No rerort.
Fernleaf Precinct
Mrs. John Evans, Chairman.
No report.
Washington Precinct
Mrs. Atheltam Owens, Chairman.
No report.
Murphysville Precinct
Mrs. Scott Stevenson, Chairman.
No report.
Orangeburg Precinct
Mrs. Jennie Zeigler, Chairman.
No report.
The original intention of the BoarC
Of Directors in instructing the Sec
rotary to make this survey had il
mind several purposes, one being thu
desire to give the Mason county boy
a post card shower which was intend
ed to take place in time for them t
received them by Thanksgiving blu
due to the Flu" epidemic, arrange
ments could not be made before TIL
event at this time but will very likel,
take place in the near future; the sec
ond aim in making the survey was t
afford a correct record of all the boy
in the service of the United State
Army and Navy at some central loca
ton where the information could b
obtained by those desiring it; it ha
also been the plan of number of citi
zens to issue a monthly bulletin t
each of the boys informing them c
the things that are going on in thei
home town.
The committee does not represent
list of the beforehand soldiers to b
complete and hope that each perso
in each ward will consider himself
committee of one to phone the Chan
Der of Commerce, giving them tn
name has been omitted.
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UNIVERSITY OPENING Is DEFER
RED ONE WEEK

The University of Kentucky which
was closed Thursday, October IL,
with the announcement that class
work would be resumed October 2S,
will not be opened until the follow
ing Wednesday, November 6. This
step was decided upon by University
authorities.
Burroughs to students Of the army
training corps will end with taps"
Sunday night, November 8.
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Something New
Something Good
Big Pound Cans
Pacific Brand
Species of TUNA
PARTIAL SURVEY OF
MASON COUNTY BOYS

Some time ago the Board of Direc-
tors of the Chamber of Commerce in
structed Secretary Dodds to make
survey of the boys of Mason county
who had Joined Uncle Sans forces
both in the army and navy.
Mrs. r. b. Lovel, Mrs. F. H. Clarke
and Mrs. Thomas Russell were APP
nointed to assist in making the sur
vey. A number of the most prominent
women in the county were invited to
serve as chairmen in their respective
precincts and the committee received
a most agreeable response by each
chairman appointed.
These ladies with the aid of some
of the most capable assistants in their
precinct have made the survey and
most all of the cards have been turn
ed in to the Chamber of Commerce.
The following reports have been re-
ceived:
Lewisburg Precinct
MIS-. u. II. OW6lS, Nhhii man
John d. Grant, Forest r. Howe, ].
IT. Lashbrooke, John w. Lashbrooke,
James P. WEIGH, James Curtis, Ben
Smith, John T. WEIGH, Ernest Gray,
Robert Newell Stears, B. R. Stevens,
Omar L. Dickson, Adamson Reed
Downing, Andrew Byron, John Hill
lory Orme, George Harold Conner, B.
]. Rice, Charles A. Berlin, William ID.
Berlin, Grant ]. Walker, Arthur
Bramel. Harvey w. Berry Richard l..
Berry, William X. Collopy, John T.
Collop George Steward Earl w.
Crutchiville, William II. Hughes (coD,
Jane Smith (col), George Howard
(col), John r. Howard (col), Emmitt
O'Bannon (col), Bertman Johnson
(col), John S. Johnson (col), Carton
Pleasant (col), VIM. A. Cans (colD,
VIM Smith (col.), Harry Myall (colD
Frank O'Bannon (col), Samuel II
Nesbitt, Charles Maley (deceased)
Clarence Maley, Russell Muse, Norris
Alexander, Thomas Brannon, Thomas
Gray.
Helped Mrs. Owens: Mr.. William
Tolle, Mrs. Chambers Fitch, Mr.. Ear
Newell, Robert Davis (colD
Dieterich Precinct
Miss Lettie Wood, Chairman.
Fred s. Moore, William Nash, Geo
Mitchell, Louis f. Yancey, Albert G
Jockey, Robert Newell Stickley, Jo
seph Clip, Harry B. Bradford, ALFRED
Blevins, Anvil Gill, Roy Littleton, Al
len Day, Henry Watson, Albert Lowry
r. Lee Suit, Wilfred H. MCGOWAN
Edward NJ. Wood Samuel Otto Star
rett, Edward S. Rash, Rudolph Yock
aV
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AlBAc0RE

John L. Bratton, George s. Butcher,
Thomas c. Butcher, Robert S. Emmitt.
Maysllck Precinct
Mrs. s. Blatterman and Miss Lena
Collins, Chairmen.
Russell Gillum (col), John A. In
gram, Jr., William t. zeigler, william
]. Hall, Paul Allen Virgins, William
II. Wheatly, Orville Redd Hit, Tracy
Hardin Thackston, Yancey Tull, Arch
lie CTacraft, Tommie HUMPHREYS, Jas
per Newton Prather (deceased), Har-
mon II. Adamson, Ira Freeman Sidell,
VERNE Watson, Warder p. Ray, L.
Porter Ray, Lon Ormes, Charles KEEL
ly, Joshua Campbell, Henry Doyle,
Wilson Calvert, Leslie Clifford.
First Ward
Mrs. ]. b. Chenault, Chairman.
James r. Ellis, Jesse d. Ellis. Her.
bert L. Young, Elisha Young, Robert
N. Owens, IL. Cecil Sharp, Thomas c.
Moore, Fred A. Diener, Everett Flor
ence.
Second Ward
Miss Lottie Berry, Chairman.
Alton c. Spencer, Hugh c. Power
Stanely Mcdowell. John II. Miller
| (col), George n. Smith, John NJ. Coch-
ran, Orville L. Watson, Willie Green
| (col0, Luther C. Reynolds, Lud b.
Watson, Bernard Hanley, George
Bauer, Daniel McCabe, Louis Cont, j.
H. Randolph, Justin Mccarthy, II. C.
| Sharp, Richard A. Thomas. Henry j.
Shea, Douglas Newell. f. p. Brown
ing, Jr., William E. Gettes, William j.
Comadore (col), James II. Brown,
Frank A. Shea, d. f. Fee, William f.
Sammons, Lucien Luttrell, William
Geisel, Charles r. Gibson, Forest Ash
craft, Claude Ashcraft George Hin
ton (col), Richard l.. Nauman, Walter
I. Nauman. Samuel Rooney Pearl
(col), Stockton T. Bell Bland Will
burn, Roy Porter, Wilson Bell, Ashby
F.. Porter, Robert A. Cochran, Willie
Wilburn, Joseph n. Calvert (de-
ceased), A. w. Lewis, Jr., (coD, Ed
ward l.. Lewis (col)
Fifth Ward
Mrs. DR.. Taulbee, Chairman.
William Smelling, Edward Shafer
Charles c. Hopper, Jr. Thomas Wal
lace, Charles l.. Best, Doniphan Best
Newton c. Rudy.
Sixth Ward
Mrs. II. j. Cochran, Chairman.
Charles Ward, Billiard Young, Pear
Ward, Robert Humphrey, Robert Grit
fin Samuel Robinson, George Moore
Spencer Kimbro, William Humphrey
Herbert T, Ausbury, Otto Porter
Richard Davis Stigney, Sherman Gar
rison (col), Charley Johnson, Willis
Barbour, William leonard Logan
Frank l.. Taylor Willie Comadore
Ernest C. Purdon, Joe Alexander (col'
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-02
TIE NYEARH WITHOUT A DAY
LOST

Ten years work without a day lost
is the record established at the Fore
River shipyards by Thomas Josephs,
who has just been awarded vacation
with pay in recognition of his service
This is the sort of labor that counts
against the Kaiser.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.

Schedule subject to oaunas wlthou, notice
Effective Sunday May 26th.
East Bound
No. 8 will arrive 9:4s a. m
Ne, will arrive 1850 p. IN.
No. Is will arrive s:26 p. IN.
No. Will arrive S:4s D. m.
No. 16 departs $500 p. m.
West Bound
No. 10 will depart 5:25 a. m.
No. will depart 700 a. m.
No II will arrive 1000 q. m.
No. 3 will depart $40 p. m.
No. 7 will depart 1850 D. m.
Trains No, 1e, II, Is and 10 are
daily, except Sunday.
W. W WIKoFF, Agent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
TRYING TO LINE UP
POLES FOR AUSTRIA

AMSTERDAM. May ~ .--E.Xlrrm"
importance is attached ~ conferences
10 b. held next month between Baron
Rurian. The Au>tru.iIun:arian foreign
minister. ami IN" leaders nj IN" Polish
parry regarding m" future attitude Of
the Poles in in" Austrian parliament.
The Polish mrmh"rs. it:i$ indicated.
will lay ,iuwn three conditions. IN" first
Of which is Il guarantee Of The intrEri.
~ of the kingdom IF Poland: thp Soc
und demand fur tho settlement ac-
rnrrling 10 Polish desires Of the Ques-
ton Of the province of tholm. along
the Polish border. which was. awarded
20 the Ukraine in the Bresi.I.itovsk
treaty. and which Poland desires IN r.:
claim. while the third cpncitinn i Il
stipulation that Galicia shall moi he di,
rided
Whether the Poles can BE- indurcd
10 support Tho government or will def
nitrly join the opposition will depend
npon the outcome Of the conferences
over these questions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Base Ball Leagues
May Be Put Down
And Out By Draft

WASHINGTON. May 23.-Whethrr
The new work or tight" army draft reg
uiati"n announced to-day shall apply 70
professional baseball players. and there
by probably put the big leagues out "
business for the pcri"l of the war. Will
not b" decided until the point is raised
"u appeal to ;he provost marshal gem
rrHl'S "IflG" after the regulation be-
~ up'S effective.
Provost Mar>hal General Crowdcr an-
n"unrcd that there would be no decision
until Il cHSr arose through official cham
H"lS and later the war department is
sued thls formal statement.
NO railing as 10 whether baseball;
players "r persons engaged in golf. ten
mis- ur any other sport. come under the
regulations regarding idrrs ar non-cS-
s..ntial pursuits. vi hc made until
SPECIFIC case has been appcHed 10 the
provost marshal generals office"
SECRETARY Baker explained that the
status Of baseball players had been dis
rusSed before the regulation WAS al-
l,rnv"d and 1t WAS agreed that The TucS-
IInn could not b" disposed OF until all
&c facts relating To the effect upon tho
baseball business had been brought gu;
through the hearing OF u case appealed
from u local board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Realty Deeds Filed.

Norman Alexander .; al In James n,
Alexander .Jr. Land in bridgeport. Con
Sidcr;ltion Slh.
Charles H. Wil;si" and Harriet II.
Wil;sic 70 IN" Nm Real Estat" ard Inn
rrnNcn"nt "rr.1nn.. l-Ind III Shady
side. Consideration 81.
Edward and El!znhrth S'nk"r 20 Anon
e. TaNSrn and Henry Wrid"tZ. Land in
r"aS" tn Consideration 81.
Franz; Rr"wn !" Isaac N. Grown.
Lard in Martins Ferry. Consideration
som
Evrr"it nrcnncn II al l." Joseph Err-
her Land N Martins Ferry. Consider.
"t!cn sion.
William IIo, hn'in" - al 20 .Ins"rh
Ecrh"r Land IN Martins Ferry. Con.
Sid"raiinn s2no.
William k"chu!in" ~ al /" .I"hn Ea-
r"cI;y. - al! Land in Martins Ferry
Consideration 500.
Everett Drrnnen ~ al tn John Ia
porhy. ct al Land in Martins Ferry
Consideration. Soon
Probate Court
In rc rsIat" II Thomas Shdnw. dec
Accnun; rIl"d and motto" ordered
In rc "Stal" Of August & Enhr"y.
dec. Account filed and notice. ordered
In r" guardianship ne Julia C"ffman
Application for appointment Of guar
dian. Notice ordered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
City Binding War.

Ecllaire psopI. arc paying but slight
attention TO the world-wa- sine" they
have had one in their midS, for tn" past
few weeks The city huldinE is IN"
scene OF tho attacking armies. HHr-
1nony * thrown 70 ;hc winds for poi;ti-
cal selfishneSs. Thu citrS affairs are
being neglected and man could
change the who'll situation. hut rs h"
is part Of III" ""IrCl." - SEEMS tmpossr-
Bile now to do that.
Conditions y"S'. -'i;.y reached almost
70 climax Threats were made. y
word battle enSuri between WILL
known Official and the "cznr." Mh.n
the next haiti" ard is results w.'l AK"
place cannot he predicted. The official
family of t.rllair" H. fast becoming 4
Joke on account at th'' iu"Hnil" n"th"dS
used in managing tn" business affairs
of the city.
Another stunt was staged yesterday
when Ii:y Engineer Merton E"~"iv"C
the following letter:
ION May 10Th the director g public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
ST. CLAIRSV!LLE
New Cases Fned-commou Pleas Court


Brown and X6rt,nan Machinery COM
rany, i corporation under tnr laws "i
III. Stat~ IF Pennsylvania ". y. t. Will
cox. Action for money. Amount claim
cd $%5n with interest fr"m November
-. 1917.
James X. Hunter VS.. Frank T.. Sha-
for Action for money. \mnunt claim
cd Sis.
Divorce Granted.
In the case Of Ida NJ. Johnson VS.
Charles r. Johnson. Divorce granted
plaintiff on grounds of hahItual drunk
cnnc<S for NOR" than three years upon
payment of costs Plaintiff "r'lrr"d
AMI adjudSod TO pay defendant alimnur.
Tn. cas- "f Mary ltadan W. John
EaGan. Action for divorce. was con-
lrucd until next term or court.
Divorce Cases Set.
The following divorce cases are set
fer hearing today:
Thomas Fama ~. Virginia falna.
John Gilman vs.. Amelia Gilman.
Ed. r. Douglass rs. Katie Douglass.
!. +. TrgG va. Emma TriEs.
RcDrcca J. Roberts VS.. Watson Rob
crts.
lilul t'hrast vs. Katy Chrast.
E.,SSio Emmett vs. Eryn Bennett.
l.nv"rna PrIv" vs. Sylvania T., Price.
James V. Dayton W.. Mary Dayton.
Thomas Eurrland vs. Nellie Boreland
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So GRADUATE
At BEILh|RE
LARGE CLASS GIVEN DIPLOMAS a.
ANNUAL EXERCISE LAST
EVENING.
Patriotism Is Keynote Of Addresses o;
Members Of the
Class,

Topics dealing with the world war
featured the orationS delivered at the
annual commandments of Bcllalre hiSh
school held in the E.lk-Cirand theatre IN
that city last night. The theatre was
decorated with the national colorS and
these minSllnE with class colorS made
a beautiful picture.
Bellaire is always proud OF her high
school graduates and last night was no
exception. one of the largest audiences
that ever attend commencement az
ercisc was present 70 cheer the young
people on the beginning vi the journey
through life.
opened ut son O'Clock
with the audienc" and chorus singing
Keep the Home Fires Turning and
The Star Spangled Banner. The lat
ter song caused great wave " en-
thuSiasrn the entire audience. rising UNI
til the last note was sung. Rev. q. Is.
Smith. pastor OF thr FIRST NJ. T.. church.
pronounced thr invocation. which was
followed by tn. Senior class march and
song.
The sixty-three members Of the class
were seated on the stage IN L serni-cir-
Gle. A. the conclusion al the EXERCISES
Superintendent G. :. MCFaE delivered an
interesting address after which he pre-
sented the diplomas To Zach mem bar [ {
the class.
The cratunS werr exceptionally good
and showed that thc thoughts of Bell
aire high school students are teaming
with patriotism. OF the ten speakers
eight had subjects dealing with the
world war. To Pauline Of:"sdinGer fell
.he honor Of delivering the first Grafton.
She had for her subject. ".\mertca's
Relief Battalion She paid high tri-
butte to the Young Women'S Christian
association and tho women at home the
latter doing their utmost in the INDUS
trious Of the United States. Melvin
Porterfield followed with An Grafton en-
titled. The RcmaknE ot Nation" He
declared that nations like individuals
grow over-confid.ut He declared a
great change is spreading over the ma
ton.
Following a selection by IN" Girls
, Glee club. Dorothy Coll"y followed with
an Grafton on Doing Our Res.'. Steph-
en-. Crawford followed with Grafton
on True Courage" The concluding
Grafton was delivered by Taylor Roy,
who had for his subject "America and
Destiny" The speaker CAV" a history
of the United States for the fight for
freedom and democracy. and not only in
our own are "" the champions ~ liberty
but in all countries in which peopl"
have broken from tyrants rules.
The program was closed with the pre-
Sentation Of diplomas.
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BENWOOD
Funeral Monday,

Funeral services far Patrick Joseph
Hughes viii ho held Monday at ia
from his LAT" residence. M. 1916 Mar
shall street. at tins lily. k"Uu!"m mass
wall ln. held ~ IN" 81. James church at
McMcrhcn ut go after which til" re-
mains. will bc taken To Cameron FIR in
trrmrnt
Deceased passed away Thursday
morning. After an illness of two years.
hear; faliIr" i".inS r!: ";IlI:'". He IS
survived hy his widow. Sarah T.. Rod
-,r,. and scy.u SONS. Palric Thomas.
r.awr-d William. John James and
,hnrl"s and four daughters. Mrs. John
Murphy vi I.iltlclon. Anna Sadie and
Conc, icv". all at home.
ThGrn are tw" Snn% in tn" service NJ
tmci" SAM Thomas. somewhere IN
rrIur"" and Edward T.. nj Camp Cop
p,.,.. at south Bethlehem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
REGISTRARS Named.

Registrars wcr" selected yesterday ~
"a. local draft board 1" tax" ,h'' regis
,ralt.u of all men wh" HAY" br'"'n" i
wears %: az. since the nrth ~ Jam" last
.rh,. REGISTRARS arr: 'i'""S" S'"'' l-"SS
Schrnmfu, ~ J. fiarbaush. Cook Dan
ford. and Walter upp"rm'tn. In" - =
lxira;ion will be- he'd op Jun" " ana "'"
include. all young men attaining th' aIe
IT II up 10 ni,lniGh, "n thti 'f'i'. '>'S
;str-,fiun headquarters VIII I". 'S'ho
I~n,d IN Ih. draft board u!fic''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24

Tn" lady Mn'nh'''S held d"dIrnt'on
..N.rr.ScS ,H:-i 'l"u,uG =! their hall II.
L:n""ln a'"nU" tor tn" 'n'"'y-siN star
>..rl ,cr ia" y good program WAS ron
,;"rrI ,iUrI"r ihr evening" following
" n oh II SILVER offering WAS taken UP.
80. MONEY :" =" IL tn" local branch or
~. T. rh cross, This - II" first order
IA TN. %rlr. IL drii"ai'' II service flag.
Mos; - ih. sons IT tn" m"mhrrS arc
nuw N France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
italian Day.

The Italian Of the city VIII observe
r,.llan Day To-Day. They VIII nav
u:lrad.. THIS evening. cndlhE AZ 'hc l''I''
hall on k"lm"ut street. WIZ. r. Nl''''
~ and ITALIANS flags viii II" raised.
.r,ht, celebration will clos" with Il tlr"-
works display. Thu C"i"brau"F' com
,,,.,p,,r.trs thu anniversary II the Cilr3
NJ Italy into the w"rid-war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Making Zig HeadEaY.

Thnsr III charge "f Soliciting funds
Ter thu, Rcd I.rhSs ar" making grrh.
progress according :" u rrT"rt inHd'
Isl evening Although not alt 90 tn"
ladies rri."r'"d thrs" that did showed
irHI iirS W"rc ma being turned down.
ErIia:.iuri'S quota w:ll:}h" ,Xc""dcd 81
;rn.t 10y the tIr-I ui ih"I w""k. HCcnrdln:
iu tn" SuiI'IinrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
OBITUARY.
GIBBS on Services To-day.

Funcru! s'rvI""S' for Tho lat" George
Gibson. VIII" passed away Tuesday.
Will be- h,lI This afternoon At 2:3a
o'"1urk from thu HON" Of his father. MIR.
Edward Gibson ~ Second street. Elm
,;r"vc The Ecv Il. Is. Lrwcilyn. pas
tor al the fStmnc Presbyterian church "f
Elm ,;rov" Will official" and in,ermCnt
Will he mad. in III" State church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
WILL REDUCE PRICE
OF COAL TO PUBLIC

WASHINGTON. May @3.-H"V'TH-
ment fixed prices OF coal Of IN" pup
lie will b. reduced soon rs result
OF an agreement reached to-day be-
tween the fuel and railroad admins
trations. under which the railroads
will pay more for coal than they have
paid in the past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
@huck Services.

Sniurdny morning AZ $50 o'clock
fuu.ra! s"rSjrcs viii! b" conducted from
the lat" HON" for katherin" Schlick
VII. "f. ih1 late Samuel S"hli"k. VIII"
puss.ri away "Wednesday. l;"pu!"m high
mass will N" celebrated al the -. Al
l,,,ru*u- church =, "'rln,k and inter-
mont will L.. mad" at Nj. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
War Fund Contributions.

The Red Cross war fund continues
inward according tn m" report sup
rri,,cd Il, the r""n-day luncheon 81 th'
,.onI,;rs and workers h~ld III Red cross
HEADQUARTERS. Tn" workers rswrn"H An
additional SuhS"ripti"n ~ H'.''"'''' T.
hrngirg IN" total rncc tn" campaign
.pru.d up To $6.hiS."'.