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 Largely the bc-I them ourselves Regarding
 
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
PUBLIC FILE COMPLAINTS
WITH RAILWAY MANAGEMENT
Improvement In Service Brought About
Through SuEEestions Sent to
Headquarters.
! Ivy \ Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, October sS.-Direc,or
General McAdoo and his railroad ad :
the new bureau OF compia ints and suS-
gestions, what the people think of the
railroads under government control.
1 lns people IhinE many good things
condemnation Of policies and indy iduaI
employees. Some OF their suggestions
are declared practical and many not.
II is the task OF the bureau to trans
late the accepted complaints and sug-
gestions into action which will effect
Teto.ms' and explain TO all other
which they protest.
Nearly 800 letters pour into the bu-
reau every day. and hundreds of .sus-
reforms, AS results. train schedules
have been Changed to permit better
connections for commuters. obsolete
strayed shipments OF household goods
have been traced, public facilities In
stations and coaches have been i'm
ployecs have been discovered. and even
more capable and accommodating rail-
road men have been commended and
recognized
More. titan fourth OF the letters
complain against inadequate passenger
train service, crowded and belated
complaint cannot be remedicd. but the
bureau writes letter in answer TO
each complaint, explaining that in war
times perfect train service cannot be
expected Congestion at ticket offices
is similarly explained.
From Pennsylvania town came the
suggestion that Il group Of women CO.
operate to keep the station clean. They
were told to go ahead. and they did.
Il have been a travelling man thirty
years. and have spent ten years wait
ing for connections at Junction City,
ky," wrote q commercial traveller. An
investigation was started to ascertain
whethe: schedules actually did dis
criminate against Junction City.
Three hundred commuters on an Erie
train united in praising Conductor
Thomas Ryan for his long period Of
faithful and accommodating service.
Ballard Dunn, former Chicago
newspaper man, runs the bureau. with
the aid of 4 stan OF corresponds
and refers many important suggestions
TO the diTectorgenera or TO olhe.
"a !lrOal administration officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
& !: WHO SESSION AS PRICES
t.,-c s
u Swing UP AND DOWN
SRumors OF Further Money Rcstric.
- lions Held Responsible for
49, Fluctuations.
TRADERS BEGIN TO Sc
Situation Was Such That
=. 9r 1t Needed Only the Suggestion to
s',,o,,n Start Raiders, and Many Throw
Shares on Market
RY nRoADAN MALL.

NEW YORK, October 2a.-wau street
...rn ,.,, wild session today as prices
az: .Eah,oss Of further money Restrictions
and. late in the day. of absolute free
!: sS.Uom in money movements. The latter
saiVSumor proved correct. but it was not
,;, sSn,,Emed until after the market
not materially changed in most issues
As to wha, was dong at the meeting Of
monfy somm',ss the previSus
:. -seean 10 sell some loans were s'G called
land word flashed around that there was
70 be shake out III the market-and
.;aa:.. The. speculative, situation was such
:.;;sastaF. raiders Mexican Pctroieum Sroho
stsN points; Marine Preferred. =; Read.
more S4 sTs a rass seS
had put pg u. up rseeen,iy When the market
IN Il pon MsAcSn
iireferred, 5 ~; Baldwin. :; General
Motors :, 9 s. and SO on down the linz
sesrneavy; and All other prices were shaded
-. can Petroleum for instance breaking
SiTIoN IS ORDERED TO
:. .a5tnstrics Eoard. advised tho country to
street took the advice i VT That tn" is Why whH
Baldwin was suddenly SO strong. Bald
.,.:toeks gained strength also, but Bald
LEVIN was by far the leader. Talk Is OF
- big dividend TO be paid in Liberty
~ bonds, but there Is no official iustifica-
-1r1ton for such expectations. All that
can be said in regard 10 II is that the
company could do something of the
80 Kind II The directors were SO minded.
y..yl. Panic in Vienna followed o-day's
receipt there of President Wilson's an
SSeT to the request for an armsticc.
Another effect Of the Wilson note was
me WeakneBs of cotton. Good weather
'V'- IN the South also had some influence
on cotton.
4-S American Sumatra has received per
mission from the capital issues COM
'ia7 Iiittee.' 70 pay the 10 per cent stock
- u!yidend but nothing is said OF the
oiher stock TO be issued. AS the com
pany needs no money, everybody is sat
ia istied with the arrangement
s.-eNEW YORK. October ss:-Mercan,iic pa.
.-'osIer. F.. sterling sSty-day bills st73; com
ias,S,. ,siH,S,dsy bills, banks. s.So
- s-; s.eles Hiss. Mexiean dollars
"esnds heavy Time loans strong: sixty DAYS.
NConcy strong: ruling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
WANT LONGER TERMS
Declared North Carolina Provides
shorter school Terms Thnn
Other Stutes.
Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. y. g., October 23.-The
State department; Of education is send
appeal made by State Councillor Woodus
Kellun, OF the United American Me-
chanics' institute OF Wilmington. APP
peaiing for united and determined
cffor; for the adoption AT the polls in
the November elections OF the six
months schoo! term amendment to the
State constitution. State Councillor
keiium stresses the obligation to give
every child the best possible means
OF educational development and in
sists that North Carolina must not fail
OF longer school terms. and closes with
the statement: lin 1916. North Caro-
lina's average school term. rural and
Urban was shorter than any other
State in the Union except three, and
in 1917 every state in the Union except
9nc gave the rural school children
longer terms than North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
LABOR Els
THE FOUNDATION co.
OFFERS YOU A JOB AS
SKILLED OR UNSKILL~
ED LABORER.
LADOEERS-

War work for all men leav-
ing nonessentlai industries.
lhe chance for inside men to
earn good wages at healthy
outside work and at the same
time help the boys "Over
There" to get ammunition to
uck the Hun.
An unusual opportunity to
work on the line of Ottense
at home at good wages, and
you can shortly increase
your earning capacity. This
utIer extends to all kinds OF
men, both White and colored,
who are forced to seek en-
ployment in war essential
industries, or to other patri-s
Otlc Americans who are will
ing to start at the bottom.
1t you mean business, cut
oul IlllS az, put on your OlQ
clothes and present it to U.
5. Employment Office, go
East Main Street, Richmond,
Va, or at the U. S. Branch
employment Office, Seven
r'lnes, Richmond, Va. Ex-
pcrlenced laborers, track
men, hoist runners, pipe
caulkers, metal workers; in
tacl, almost any kind Of
skllled or unskllled labor.
This job is an ideal location,
furnished free transportas;
ton to and from RlchmoB
Work seven days a week.
Apply only at the abb
addresses.
No influenza on this jol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
COTTON HARkErs

't.:f.E Ew. YORK. OCTOBER - less optimistic
sH e .s. Ps:s rs.Sess sS
70 -5Ss 9G Sads f li1e.s 4 d
~ MI Street s selling There was also seat.
izg ssh, a s;,s and ,he marie, Wa YEAS
S% sHe4,ns an sS5ss ID; m iFn closing gure$
so Eo aeS raGe s. ihis ?fIs
IRE .1se re ssH% durHE the middle 81
,h. h.!! ,ox.ra lie end Of he ~.s& and N
fTa rsssn S ,S:S'S5s h aGss' 10 u
%snpaTy e, H. @s (. VIA sS;vs months
-qsinr w!;hn few ra:nts Of taa ''T eye! s"N
E ,s,H:- yo,EK. October :@--roz. movem<n,-
.%aiss 8 ~ s,csf si;:o ba;es. MSoTT poS;E
.4 1861 !p SEE: ;os ,sss &
~ toE Tsss =! ~ eeea,s 10
Fei.l r.. ssason-. Receipt !.oi5.II5 bales:
s:L.iH..d oGhE*NS o ;s .,wesSn...
t.rio 5sn y; h.aiT In the afternoon ,9*Ts
Iaor:rr stsson TIE f:5e S s,1 a, ,h Il.
rs;s ihs ~ ~ ne' nssne 81 3. to g.
mad" ;9sd~ 20 III .9*s ss. .ss, T. ne
eli the telling ;h"t there va ieHa r rsassH
ss s ':s Is non f@r s .". H% the @ks
"a: close q 70 j. oin;5 vh @I'Y ,e vain warn
-. 70 b headtd tor the East Gu!G coast. Con
on It,s nsrd seot: but, sunr"r, Va, no, p."Ii
~ Iii sn rs, mhsb ;he mare, Gan'nenscd
~. - ?I.,iy:nG oovcr !oars c"fanencsd 10 w.
,os... The weekly .roo ,eTor:s We're c ~ He
ss o; nersa sh .h sH ~hot i, and - ao
f-,;,e Interior NJ also * The 2Si: 0, az sro,
40 by Is po.n.s 0o. quota .lons ~ers re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
I'D. WANTS
1MES-DISPA.'CH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
standardized ana 1pceXeu for Ouick
Reference


DC line Sunday.
sc l.Ho Daily.
,;tlc line Tor consecutive insertionH
minimum OF : lines Is allowed.
hlninuIn CaarEo IS ccnrs
Tho inch. ~ ~
Az ssdvesiiremsnts received up to 10 P. ~
4! b. Saturdavs) the day before puS :
ltcst!on. VIII receive proper classIn cation
Advertisements received after that hour
miii be, placed In tbs Too Late to Class
TELEPHONE.
Te!ephone your Han, Aos to Tn. Timer
n Disna' ,t,, Eaaaoip pa when you iind 4,
he tah9! az office ratea
Times D'spatch nrsneh omces arc main-
itineI IN practically every Drug store in
ths city for tho convenience Of the public
WSnt Ads are accepted by them At regu-
lar Office rates.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch once Times Dispatch 1874 Hull
-. Telephone Eandoph SAGA
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch. All North Second
Street: 5hors Petersnurr ss6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
CHICAGO 1--we sTOCK MARKFT

CHICAGO, October 29.-liogs: Recc!pts is
o'o head. market glow about ateady With
SestEGay average; Eoot heavy packing
SradtS dull and veal: almost unsa!eablc:
ouieh.rs iieo q i:.si: "sh.. Is 2511I1.0i: pack.
ing, ti,'eq lS,->; r.uAh. i1..jWl+.j: pigs. good
Caitle: R.ceipts. 1900 head: medium and
mes,eTms. - to 20 cent, higher: good cows
and calves STEADY
sheep Receipts. :c.nD head: mostly steady
,,1 sIohG' some tat sheep and yesr.lnss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
KICmMOND LIVE sIoCk MAnKrr

p.,.,, - az IHI"n 5tOCk Yards.)
Ssppsorr' ior week ending October q. 1913:
aH';Gci common % ta!r. saoc: choice hs...
rs; v,7r nc: medium to good Snl0c: con
mon 10 'tlr' 'USc: choice COWS Saar. me
Gtum 70 EooG, sts &c: common TO fa!,. sa
&C bes, oxen. ga io': medium 10 good. 7;!n
SI?nn, common TO fair. g.. 1i7c: best heavy
nsons. sasec light. 81 Iisc; hest calves.
~: oinhoa 90 fair. i2Gl5c: best hos. i.
" 'sS, p'Ss. ibG ih'.c: sous and stagy !:4
iSo W. 81 sheep i6c: common TO fair. sSic;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
NEW TRADE RECORDS
September Imports md Exports Greater
Than In Any Previous
Year.
I BY Associated Press !,

By Associated Pres9.l
W ASH NOTION. October 23-Thc new
both imports and exports we're an
noonccd to-day by the Department or
commerce. Imports were s262OOO 600
AN increase of nearly $4,000, 900 over
September. 1917. and exports were
S3"oeoO.0oo, an increase of about 500
v0G000.
Der. 1918. imports were $500 900 900
an increase OF $40. 100000. while exports
ior The nine months. valued at S4.56I.-
100000, represented n slight decrease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
70 Discus. freight rates.

KALEiGII. =. Q. Oct0ocr .3.-On
Wcdnc sday Of next week. October SO,
there - to be held here oil the cali
OF the Corporation Commission "A CON
ference between the commission and
North Carolina shippers on the pro-
posed Federal revision OF the South
ern freight classification that the COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
NEW YORK LIVE sToCk MARKET.

.,. 80" .hyKh; Vetober .Becvs4 trrn
nSN Caves irregular: vcals. 1900 II 90
culls. lub0 ~ 20: grassers. 7.i1GSoi: year.
lnSs. GGbG 30: Westerns. io..aGlle
sheep and aniha steady: sheep. osOd 10 20
culla ou9 a 600: ambs le.;S II i6.65. cul!s. TO
hoSS lover; New Yora and Penrsyiyani,
hogs lI75IIs0o: rouShs l5.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
On the Curb MARKET

-rEM YORK. October :3.-Thc curb mar
kct was IRREGULAR at the opening this morn
ing. bns later developed strength on coed
osmsno; Professional trading created most
OF the interest. outside inquiry being ucCii-
Eole. United Motors showed the rrsateE,
erenEth among the Industrial is.;ues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations ON Erchanr>
CUIC.NGO CHAIN sIAnEE1,

chicago. October ::.-Buliish Sentiment
, Imieacereo BY DEVELOPMENTS in the war out.
'onN' uesaine much more pronounced to-
usE. and there was sharp advance in
priccs. closing figures were strong SIC 20
w, net higher. with November I.a7L. to I..ss
and December IA TO l.:4i. oats bnished
,t IL 10 tS'c up. and provisions oil l7c to Soc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24

barrels: shipments. 100: stock. cs.oc7 barrels.
.S4ote and d. las: u. 1876: +. naoGs
~! ~ U. AS q II 10: II. 1870: /. lLTo:.il1S X
N,WW ~: lS.S0H -; y, i5.55 VIC IL; %:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
Liberty Bond sales.

NEW YORK October .a".EIn.l ,-,o., =,
SHoeEE Sonus to-day were: 5i... $3.50: first
convertible AIS. 81 second conyertibi. 81. :.
e1.So: third 4Es o7ap 49, 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24

MN GONk. Octobcr Is.-Rsw su-al
steaoy ccnt.!:uSsl. 12s: tlnc granuiated SC
Butter and cheese steady
SPOT coffee UNCHANGED. Rio -! l'4ic. San
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Opotation.

Market Quotations From Actual Sale.
BY @ncdson Craig Co. Inc. E!chront ia ,
q. - FOOD Administration License No {; or@lh
R'chmond. Va. October ~ 1873
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
-------------------
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. October ~ Wool conos man
uIhgtnrers we're notified to-day Thar bid,
,I,d sho-t!y be invited for further ouan-
un,.ss or Uniform cloth and other war ncr-
onAhnlsr Cotton goods offerings were more
nnumerons and buying liGht. Durlaps and
SILKS Fere culct $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24

mission advises the shippers OF the
state will affect many OF them very
considerably
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
FUNERAL DIRECTORs
500 REWARD.

STOLEN. Hudson supcr-s.x. model II. paint.
cd black. wooden wheels. Siivcrtown cord
tires dent on TOP OF RICH, front fender.
also Oh lower edge or same: dent In body
seat, License No. +i621- y. G.; motor No sell;
car NO. 5lls. stolen from 1885 South Bouic-
ward. September 10. Notify &. L.. Daniel
or Chief o: Police. Charlotte. y. c.
$500 lost. between Eyrd Street Station ANA
,n1,: night ostoher 90, Owner viii in
formation Of sairc w!ii hr appreciated Lii.
eral reward Roncrt Mct'iurc. care 4 - l.
RsEtaurant. Byrd Street station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.


COLLINS.-DIed. al HIS home 1908 North
no. ;tE %, GiHtes ha1 Io # $50 r. u. 0e,o-
Mrs. Eva Kidd Collins: two children. Mrs.
Eddie Swartz and Thomas Collins Jr.. and
ono grandson.
Funeral the in HOLLYWOOD
In:a0 THIS MORN1NC.
GUREY;-nc4: 2:t5 p. ~. October 60.
JAMES w. CURRY. aged thirty-siS yenrs
al his residence, 3o6 Rrookiand boulevard.
:, Funeral private. Interment Providence,
II. J.
Boston. Providence and Montreal papers
please copy.
LA SSlTER.--Funeral services for MRS.
CALI;A LILLY I:ASSITER. thirty two
years old who died Wednssdsy night at |.
Turnpike. after brief Illness or iniuenas.
T. ~: services TO be conducted al the grave
IN K,Scryiew Cemetery. Dr. MGDanici ohi-
ler. and her son. ": G. Lassitcr. IT.. she is
two sisters Mrs. 4: l.. Caskie. OF This city.
and MIS- John McCaW. OF Camden. y. j
France. and F.. M.rLiily. OF this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24

sAvANNAIi o,;nS.,
mn. eli: sales. 81 easks. receipts ~ O. skr:
hnpmen,s ss2 casks: stock .,Sls caskn
room hfn salcs, J5G barrcl-; receipts, l. c5s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
BOND LIST
american whiting pap.r =

,I ,.,a Whiting Paper 55............. So,
-xiis Stsn oS ......:................. 81,
~ kt.,"s TeSs bs.e lSS ts.................. -
-ess-A:;' {. l.. conv. Is tBaitimore .,. So
49, aS Sh h conV Observation-Disclosures. So;.,
-. TngEisu and Myers Tobacco 7s...... lii1s
--usrcnS,, 1880 's.......-.............. I'LL.
SfinS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l6t
srdbo3Td Abr Line nd j! IS .... 20
~ southern. Hallway 81.
southern Railway 5s a.
EPs s.,se IS. 1870 tb!d? ............ asH
( Tihnr1, ~ to!Gl lb6iS
-..ss itpelI ,oSn Sss;................. 90. co
,~--; II ibe..S ioSn "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 97.l1
y g S,sSS .o". % Observation-Disclosures. 9,.l.
eo.n a. L. .;:..;::...... aSiS
~..4@A car. Chemical co. ~ tb!,j '' e.
"a Nnethlca! Co.. COW. 6s.......... go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
SPECIAL. NOTICES

Z. S. FLAGS--SERVICE FLAGS
All SIZES. made Oru.T. Southern Tent and
AWNING Co. cOS West Broad. " N
CRAMPS. sim Joints. bed sores boiis.
bruises. burns sprains. ulcers sick otom-
aSh! vomiting. relieved more pronlptly aid
pleasantly by applying freely Twentieth
Century Royal Imminent. than anything we
have tried in moro than sixty years at
drug stores.
FURNACES attended by experienced fire.
men,: better results less coal. Rich.
mond turnace Maintenance 20. 20. Box So.
s9I NSis. "a Eo,i!nT Elpe e1eEclso e.
East Broad under Victor rheater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
NEW yORK PRoDrCK NARKrr

-: No. 4. l.S2 dI35
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
auto MOBILES
COBURN'S REBUILT
USED CAR BARGAINS

DURING THE LAST WEEK WE HAVE:
FIT ALL OF THE FoLL0WING CARS
IN FIRST:Ci.ASS MECHANICAL CoNDI.
TON REPAINTING SEVERAL OF TIL EM
IN ORDER THAT WE MAY HAVE THE,
BEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE BAR
GAINS IN Used CARS TO OFFER BUY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
Permanent Hair Wave

1T appointment. shampooiuE facial mas-
SAGE. iaanlSur. nG. scalp treatments hair
dressing in the latest style: ch!idrens hair
cutting. hair dycinE and bleaching: Marcel
waving a. Kind. or hair goods made 10
A. LUEBERT,
EXPERT WIG MAKER
COY :. Fourth Between Eroad and Grace.
w. H. DAVIS & SON,
1872 N. 18th st. & LIST Market.
Headquarters for fish and
oysters. Plenty oy sters.
Cheap prices. Mail orders
promptly filled. Ran. 1924.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
AUToslon,I,,,s non SALE =,

now. Truxton 1 Lection
ed: cos. $50 Wiii sell 0 fas :iSSse55 o sfiee
iyEr. A0ares. ~. carc .rini.s- Dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16

Inst evening Scou: Executive IL q
Ports was nj the Wesley N"'hudIst E:is-
cnpnl church and Efy" H., "r"Ir: 80
rhnI church = rnri '.,lE. T!r'S tr""i
81 or" IF tn" mo- "u"Ia;''I" 60: the "l'-.
Srout!aastcr : I!"rwuuG VIA II. 'hl:s"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
COUNTY COURT
Marriage LicGnge.
DScdS Record ed.

Edward - Er"h.r. -. rud h:nIma Fur
ny. -. ho!h "f AGcna. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
Filtration Committee May
Have Meeting Next Week

No meeting OF the advisory board on
water filtration was held yesterday and
II is expected tho board Will meet
som" time during til" carly part or the
week and form II recommendation 10 DC
presented 70 tn" city council.
Many ~ IN" members OF IN" beard
a-o working AZ all ;h"ir tine on u"
proposition and haze famIllarized them
selves with the different systems I'M
DC. confederation The proposition is n
big ono. sa.I the manager last evening
and can not b. acte,! upna too hastily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
BIG hike TODAY OF
LOCAL BOY SCOUTS

Several hundred Boy Scouts ot, tht
Wheeling troops will assemble thus az
,rrnoon ut $50 o'clock at Eleventh nal
Chnplinc s:ro"te for tho big community
hike which was 10 nave been held last
week. but was post pond owing In ;hr
Indictment weather.
Every scout in Wheeling ia urged !"
come Tests Will b. given for II" varl-
Gus examinations to all boys ready Ger
tho SECOND class. and 'h!s will 10 one
or the interesting features Of Tia" his.
Trio boys will b. "xnminod ~ IA ~ II
ability to cock by tn" scout m"'l'n,! n'H
20 20 a mile nj The Sc"rl, pncc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
LOYAL TEACHERS
To HELP BOARD
Twelve Instructors at Clay School VOL
puteer to Assist City Draft
Omctnls.

Tho following teachers. representing
Clay school. reported to III" "t!lce of the
local draft board on Monday. Tuesda"
end Wednesday evenings OF the pr"ser:
-rcck. and volunteered th"ir services In
rnak.rg out the "ccupatl"na. cards Ia h.
forwarded TO the Office Of tho provns.
marshal Mt Waahrs'o0. The work
progressed rcry sactstactn ri!y. total
q Az carca being completed.
Those reporting were:
Jane Berry. J@.c Il !Enrhert.
Sarah Goethe. Margaret McN&ob,
Amelia Reich, Flora Henry.
Sara = Redman. l."c!la Wallace,
Vera q. Krauskoph. Anne Carter.
Lou z. Hastings. Margaret Wright.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
Bids for Filing Cases

r"uniy clerk John Howard WIS in
>:TEctrd yesterday morning. u! the
county 'nmmjss 0nrrG Il secure buds for
u n"w films; cabinet for III" vault IN
his nifI"". TIL. records hay" "utgr0wn
the pr"s"n; cas-" and n now on" Will
have 10 I've installed to keep them safely.