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The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-06-15
THE SCHOOL BOARD MEETS

seats during most oi tho cross.
firing an? rather a.'oarliarlcntary
manner Of discuss: -.
The &. sition es.:.:ually tired
out and IN down. j':fe.':::." L..
Dues ise' had si;..".".! deprcs.
sion, disai pointma 1t and impend.
ing defeal But, CT ln= his see.
ond wind end driv::s a wedge i'll
to the lines of the opposition be-
fore it's individuals got their Sec
ond wind, .he put across the reso-
luton to hire the young man
from Minneapolis.
Full Board Was Present.
The last meeting of the board
of education was called to order
by president McGiffert at 1855 p.
M, Friday, June 7. Director
Brewer was present, after sew
eral months of absence, and the
entire membership of the board,
even director Colman, was pre-
sent for the first time in many
months.
Owing to the fact that the Nor
wegian League held a patriotic
celebration lin the central high
school assembly hall May II, in
stead Off the customary money
making entertainment, charges. for
the hall, less actual cost, were
related to the organization on
presentation of facts by L. A, ST.
mOnsOn.
Mrs. G. w. Newton's request
for use of the kindergarten room
at the Madison school for Red
Cross use during vacation was
granted.
G.. A. Bush and w. L. Jackson
offered certain lots on Minnesota
Point as likely sites for the new
| school building proposed for that
section Of the city.
Adverse Legal Opinion.
The boards attorneys presented
! a legal opinion to the effect that
the board of education cannot
turn over the old Lester Park
school property to the city for
library purposes unless there be
an adequate consideration there
for. The original proposition was
to sell the property to the. city
for branch library purposes for a
nominal sum.
It was reported that children
are ravaging the old Lester Park
| school building and the commit
tee on maintenance Of grounds
and buildings was directed to
give the matter serious attention.
| Treasurer's Monthly Report.
| Treasurer Colman presented his
report for the month of May as
follows, viz:
GENERAL FUND. :!
Overdraft May 1$ 36,S64.53
Disbursements .............. 67,175.3O
$lO4,O39.S3
Rnceints SS71S
! Net Overdraft. .$103, 1926
BUILDING FUND.
Balance, May 1$113,6 75.02
Disbursements ..... IA, 253.3O
! Balance .-..............$ SO, 421. -
SINKING FUND.
Balance, May 1.....$141, 1858
Receipts ..................... 275.C0
$142,03O.19
Disbursements :......... 3,763.14
f. Balance ---$138, 267 .C5
Balance in Building
and sinking funds .$237, 688.T
Net Overdraft in gen.
eral fund. 1O3, 152 IS
Net balance in three
funds ECONOMICALLY, 536.12
Deposited in:
; American Exchange
National Bank......--$ So, 235. 16
First National Bank. 53,116.9S
City National Bank. 13,970.54
Northern National
Bank ..................... 15,762.56
$135,OS5.25
Outstanding check list 655.39
$134,42s.S6
Int. on daily bank bal
ance, American Ex- ~
! change N ational
bank, and not credit
ed on bank state
ment .......:. 1oe.25
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-06-15

Get ready for Old John Barley
corn's funeral over in Superior,
June 30, next.
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$134,429.S6

$134,429.S6
Int. on daily bank bal
ance, American Ex- ~
change N at ional
bank, and not credit
ed on bank state
ment .: 1oe.253
$134, 536.12
Deposited in Safety
Box in bonds..--.---....$ 100000
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-06-15
MEMBERS HOLD CABFEST
OVER MINNEAPOLIS man
s. G.. HARDWOOD is HIRED TO SERVE BOARD
AS ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT.

Director COman Kicks Over Traces-FOster Fights
For Bronson-LeDucs Plans Prevail-Treas-
urer Submits Monthly Report-Old Teachers
Resign and New Ones Secure Positions-Supt
Hoke Presents Monthly Report-Patrons of
Franklin School Put Directors Definitely on
= Record as to Improvement Plans.
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Transfer Numbers.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jun" -
TIL. STAT" road commission has add"
It NV rui" Il" lis recently adopted set ~
road and traits regulations r"N"r'ni
the mcth"d :" Ia, used III l,c transfer ~
numbers when automobiles arr traded
or sold hy individual "wu"rs.
The ruiz SITS forth that when All a,'-
ulicati0u fur an automobile Incense -
rcrri. ,I Il number - assigned ." such
Vchicl" This numh"r iS mol assigned
tn Tia, irdiy hunl. Therefore. when the
vehicle is sold or transferred. tE" li""n>"
aud number should lac transferred tn the
purchaser al tho vrhi"lr. aud ih" PER-
son selling he machine should Surr"E~
der t., TIA" commission tho li""nS" IL 4
containing the uaui"'r. civ" In" nam"
and address of the purchaser. and a'''
Cnmpanr III" card with .hu a. ne
transfer frr. &o that the commission car
transfer the irrnSI Ia the new owner
When a person trades v"hi"iH Ia Il
dcal"r for = Now car. Tia" license goes
with the old car and III" purchaser -
l!lN now car should max" application for
4 unr liceuS" for ii and transfer his old
iir"rS,. iu tho dealer. " hn. when HI soils
il car transfer thu license Ia hls Gus
,nm"r The Incense numh"r should "nI%
lac changed from mHchin" when -"
vehicle - destroyed Ut removed rom
M state.
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CAPITAL NEWS


CHARLESTON. ". Va. Jun" IL
Short studies of infant m"rlaii; AMI
w"ltar.. ur. l., H." rnndu"Irh TINS SUN
m"r ~ i number ~ thu m'rl'rhr' ~ Il
communities ri West Virginia under
dirrrtion "f The state h"alt!i d"rhrt'n"i'.
local rnmmitt""~ and III" 'hti"rc"
l:urcau 81; IA" United states department
-! l"aItu. II : announced hy In :. l.,
Jensen. stat" UonirnISSinnrr "i h"Hlih
Tin. Investigations la I've n;nie VIII III
clad" L study at the vital statistics al
the communities IL discover what l. thr
mann Ir"hhm tu b. attacked III IN" pr:
ven irn Of infant and child mortality; Il
study Of ihr general c"nu!'i"n$ IN IN
communities affecting young ChIIr"H.
L >tu,.y uf community measures 10:
Safeguarding babies and young rhiidrcu;
Il ;rSt g.; birth reg 'StralI"n. covering Il
part "f ~. Wh"ir I'll he community. AMI
a study nj III" conditions under whI''!
babies have died in lhu last year. tn
eIudic,: will u" directed by experienced
puhlic-l"Hllh nurses and oth'r aErn
ui he federal bureau.
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Mau-Power Shortage.

Industrial Charleston has '"lHm"h''"
IL -Aurr!rilr" shortage nt rihn power
iu,.I,!,nl To- Tia. ,irnIu "f I'll" war "'aI l.
So MAN. nr.n "f Nv" proper W"rhins
au.. huy" h""n Called mt" III" *"rNr'
tLni al" Eyllu r'i"n'"ai ""uN""r. or
,ratir.- Il larr.. plant here. has h'"h p"'
- tin. necessity If employing women
sIHiInI,;ry engineers I" run n" aux
engines ~ It,; plant. RI" first woman
va. put l." work to-day. Si!'' - MISS
u"l,u SyImun - wears old. "t tiiATi'S
tom. ;ii,r l., running AN "ic'iri'Ht IN
rin".
III" naung,mrnt expects I" nave -
r"rI,~ IT nrly-iw" engineers So"n. ''p
..!al features such rs r"St r""n'S. Sh"" -
ihathS AMI similar ""uv"nl"n""s VIII "''
installed for Their us". tn" women
NIL wear ,.yrr;IlIS 1T their WORK.
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RECRUITING NOTES

Recruiting al lh. I""al stations was
very Slow yesterday. Tw" We're accept
Cd =, the army "fIi"" Frank Euiu;ck'.
Of Hnhcyvillc. ohio. anil John :. Stamm.
Of Wheeling.
Private Snru"k"r. O.! IN" Marines. Will
prnbahly send SIX mon I" Pittsburgh for
final examination Tuesday morning. Nir-
XII Lewis Film. q: Eavcnswood W. va.
.Iumns VanIe.. TravnS. James Okcy Bur
ton and Willlam Martin 'ioss"u. "f
Wheeling. being among those leaving.
MAJ" Whistler. Of the Navy. received
III" following letter yesterday:
r'rriu Officer in charge.
TOD W. Whistler. e. q. NJ.
Suhjrct-.rnSt"r Inspection.
At your earliest convenience You VIII
proceed to Moumdsv:lle. W. Va. aud IN
sprrl III. posters AS before stated, re-
porting exact condition nf The mounting
and dcsirabiIiiy ri location Of each
board. p. r. WlrkERSHAM.
Lieut. Commander. t.. :. y. UteD
During the past fnw weeks several
men have been trying /" enlist in tn"
army AZ officers. Sergeant Barker al
the Army station. stated last evening
that III ON" rnnld possibly get in the
army as an officer. All commissions
must have tho signature Of the l'r"SI-
drut Of tn" United States.
priva," Sn"dck"r "f the Marines has
received notice as fellows:
Memorandum for outlying Stations.
June % 1918.
1t is requested that in thu future III"
greatest care h" exercised in accepting
4.
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The Perfect Baby
Of The Future
Asimple Method That Has n Wonderful
Influence upon The Future Infant.

E.r"rc the arrival -; baby knowing
women Tor over half Il century have
uS..d with regularity the tim'-honrr"d
prr;rlr:lll"i Mothers Frlrnd.
Here is :, most wonderful aprllcn;Ion
ia. the abdomen and breasts. 1t p"m"-
iralrS the muscles. Igum"uts ami tIs-
-ucs. rendering Them plant l" readily
weld L.. natures demand for rNpaasi"Ii.
F!y its u~.. lIr.: anxious weeks "f pre-
nary are mH,n. comfortable. Tn" GSuh'
wr,.nrhinc strain. bcariiS-d"wn AL!
stretching pains %lrr r"unt"ractcd TL''
system i prepared fur III" coming even.
and IFS us" brings rest. r"r"Sc and ha;iT
AMI iripati"u.
Ev tin, regular u.s. "t M"Ih"r's Eri"Ui
tit ring The j"rind and muscles c\pAnd
easier when baby arrives, and naturally
thr pain and danger nj tn" crisis IS less.
Mothers Friend is prepared after the
formula -, noted family doctor ny III"
Rrah.irld E"SUlntur co.. All. Lamar
i;hir Atlanta. TIA. Il - Tor rAlrrhHi
u.s., only: j. absolutely ami entirely SAT"
and wonderfully .n"IiiI". NTIlc i.i"m
Inr iu"ir iustru"I:I" and and INTEREST
ing "MolIi"rlro"r look! rh"r" is 4
wealth nr instruction and comfort /" he
derived in reading his llttl" book. 1t
Is plainly written Just what every
wn,nuu wants l." know and Mil b" Il
splendid little text book 81 ruidan"r
not only Ear Yourself but VIII mnk" You
hrlDful Ia Others md in Tie meantime
obtain :. h"trl" At Mothers Friend from
the druggist. and. Ihu% f"rtifH yourself
against pain and discomfort.
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Agree TO Take Slice
Of Greek Territory

; FAIRS. Thursday. Juno -".--H o"N-
! patch Is tn" L"urnai les D''h'H W.
t;r,ryt says ui.ruauy has guaranteed
=, l;uIr,rIa not only prama-Srr"S and
! ;,,,l, I'm, All the territory gained by
, ,;rr,.,... in 1918 by I'll" treaty OF EHcha-
resi- in order to satisfy the Gr"wlE> as
= satisfaction in bulgaria over the treaty
' concluded with lsumana.
Anger nj r;r"""". tn" correspondent
,d.!S j.. Increasing. Greece Is now caI'-
,,d RulEaria'> principal enemy by The
I;ul.arian press.
conference. "f tho central Powers
,,IiI IL. h.id il Sofia in september under
rho Craftsmanship of King Ferdinand al
Which III. lhruin" also Will De repre-
! ~rn,r,I l." discuss ihn economic dfNcI"p-
rn..uf 81 ia" li;rlkans. tho correspondent
Sta',S.
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Hearing Continued.

rh.. piillIr s,.rIi''' rnmnrlsSt"ns hear
ing of the application Of tbs h"r"
H,,uru1 ,;as company for PERMISSION
+, ipcr.ae, rates III places served n!
:, ,hr,u-h In" northern part Of lh''
st,I, has been continued :" nNt THURS
.do, This adjournment Of ii"' pT"''c"-
.ingS WAS taken at III" request ~
ti..ial> ii tho company L" "'i"'" '"'''
AN opportunity 1" get adnlii"''"'
dnu,c supporting their appIi''ttio".
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osrEoPArHs TO MEET.

HARRISBURG. ". Va. juno el.-Ft-
nal arrangements were announced here
To-day for the sixteenth annual conven-
tinn of the West Virginia Ostconatnc
Association. which is TO be held here on
Friday and Saturday. June IS and ~.
In addition to various osteopathic phTsi-
clans of tho state. DR.. George NJ. Laugh
lin, dean OF the American school OF of-
i.opathy. at Kirksvillc. Mo-. and hr.
Harry Fowler. of Lewiston. Pa. are on
The program for addresses
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STRIKE CALLED OFF

EI'FtAI.D. y. y. lime "l-IhH
STRIKE al marhiulSts aud tnoi makers ut
the thrc. plants n: tn" CuruSS aero
plano and motor corporation was CaIIen
of to-day. and tho men were ordered
back to WORK by Andrew 7. McNamara'
representing III" International MAchin-
iStS Union
Thr truce VISA arranged ny ATrher a.
l,undun. chief OF production Of the air.
Graf, board. by long distance telephone
fran, New York MIR. I.nndon told the
uuinu leaders that he would return to
Buffalo rs soon us possible with Major
r;itciriI. T.: :. A.. Ia adjust the difficult
lies that hurr arisen between tho work
men and thu corporation.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va. Imm" %i.~
WGi.u tn" limits % municipality AN !
likewise these uf an ,udcr"nd' nj .-''h'"'l
district are .xt"ntl"'i so that they m
Clud, school houses formerly III "ih"r
srhn,I districts, IN" title /" tho build
incs 20 - the independent di$iric.. rr''-
,i,Ii,,- th,. extension nf tho district linz
it's has been legally made.
This is tho npinInu ut \tt"rn'% '''h-
,rll England. given "u request "i NJ ,.
shawErv. S,n;" superintendent :.
schools in .'"uu'"'il"n Wlih " ''h'r''
yrrSy which has arisen at MHrilnShUr%
where rrr"ut changes III til" 'ilN Ii"l'''
raiS,, ia" quest ."m involved.
tMDRED
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I:",aus.. h.. pleaded guilty Without re-
,riVinS warning fr"m tho court rs "'
the prnbnhl" consequences 81 su'h d"
plea. the death penalty imposed "n J"hh
HIll yesterday ~ ""ti'n"n peas ''ui
ut Huntington for IA" shooting ana h'H'
INK 81 tnnst"hl" 'i"'rE" 'Eurrh al t'"'
b"urSIill". ~ t?ih. was l"c"% '"'"'
iIul.d hv i;"T"ru,,r ''0rnw"lI /" llI" IN
rrtS"nu"I,' lIill hal hon '".r'' sen
fenced tho SECOND IiII" lr''*nS" L"'
case rlcn app":,!'d /" ih" N'n'" SUI
rrn,u.. ..,nIri wa.. rrmnndrd for rc'rial'
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operates between Mudisonvillr and
Manchester ohio. WAS mad" here to-
! DAY at q hearing before tho members Of
, IN" stat" public utilities commission.
! Attorneys and Delegations Of business
! mon and cltiH"nS representing every
| town and hamlet along tho line were
! present. and filed strung protests
against 'iunkIng" tho. road
TOI.EDO-Sitcs here arc being in
! Sr"Ct"d for nitrate plant
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ohio Vol
uutccr Fircmen Will meet mex, year ut
Willard.
! WELSTON-Harrv 6. McClin. deputy
! auditor. has resigned Ia go to war.
DtYTON-Str@et ear lines are tied up
az a result Of q series for recognition
nt tho union.
TuLF.DO-M;ll"rs from Ohio. W"<:
Virginia. Indiana and Michigan will ask
for AN advance 81 from slim to $I.40 in
IL" price Of flour
M,tRION-The appellate court has
ruled that the s1nNnO0 estate of III
late BENJAMIN Waddcl goes 10 ihr
Waddel Ladies' HON" as AN cndc.wu-
m"nt and no. 20 his heirs who had con-
tested his will.
ATHENS Dr. Aston Fills prcSih"n.
Of Ohio University Will resign 10 on
gage in some form Of war work
CINCINEATT--D" knoll of The
| teaching Of German and Greek 1an-
! suaEes in Cincinnati puhl!r s"h""ls was
sounded to-day whom tho union hoard
Of high schools adopted u rcvnlui ION
prohibiting high school pupils hrginnrn;:
the study Of !hcsr languages.
n.tYTON--PuStnast"r Will nt"rI III
Columbus July -. :" plan a stat" cam
pnIen for IN" sale Of war stamps.
MAElON--nr VI. r. Mnrrah"". Dem
"crat. VIII hr an independent candidate
for congress.
BF.RLIN-Rrsidrn:e or This town
! would change tn. mann "f the post,
office ~ Pnn"r"n" in homer at S"nai"r
! pum"rcne. who WAS horn here.
MhEI0S--.Iacnh W. Miller. aged - II
business man. dicI Yesterday 81 Kiln
ger Lake. Mich.
BCCTRtS-l'uhlic improve m"urs cam"
Ia {; halt when n" lids w"r" r'"'t>'h
for the work.
! DAyTON-ThoISanh ar" signing pc
tiiions asking thai III" old canal bed III
! this city h. filled
CEDAR p0IN'T-Tw"nty -four <f"r"-
taricS OF state associations - hard
! ware drnlrrS are in session here.
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Ohio News Notes.

ALLIAN,'t--M"unt Union NoIi"s"
....r..rr.d degrees on Maj. Cen. l.. +.
Glenn. Mai. Cen. l.. VI. Johnson.
\ssocia;a Justice W. +. Ray and ReT.
T.. Nllich Of Youngstown. and E"E.
Lnlr! r .Ins". Carnegie. ia.
tINrINNATI-Nigo tight aShlhs;
tin" abandonment Of tho rin'lnnau' N'I-
FORD and l.ov"laud traction road "hlcn
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DUKE OF WAGRAM
AMONG THE MISSING

PARIS IAN" Il .---t 'HrimIn tl"hnhr"
E"rthi"y I'rnr.. and buk" If NaGrhm.
is missing lays an official announce
mont. II is achieved u" - II prisoner
in the hands Of the Germans. The cut
tain. VIII" j. u descendant "i tho iH-
mou. field marshal B"rthl"r At tn "a
polconIr wars. is 81 years. old.
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! OHIO NEWS

C0LUMHt'S. -. ,!"'"' II "'~ ~.
ported to-day th:i '"'h"r "''
Frank g. Willis. MA" -
gain this Year Tor ii'' tiyf0''''H'' "''''
ipation for that office. has afi'''" '"'
the position Of president at ''h'' az
versity. ut Athens. /" succeed ~. Ms,
ton, Ellis. wi" Nil r''"', ~ S,' ~
his, resignation - a'''H''". 80 ~
or mot Willis w"uii r"t'r" !''f' IN
race fnT governor y "!'H''''i Ft'>''' "'
of Ohio Univvc>'iy has nos I'm 49,
,saiEed.
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his parents. stating the date OF his
birth.
Keep the standard ~ the applicants
as high rs possible. Be sure that Inc!
arc able 20 read and write. BE sure thn'
you do not accept any rif-raf. as W"
surely can. and will. get mon ao"rc
this class.
FRED e. BROWN.
First Lieut.. VI. I. e..
Recruiting Officer.
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Warning nSn'n~; !ak'. ''"'d inspectors
who are said t" hc operating 'n S''V'T''
col lntes w"r" S"'t :" all '""''' Too"
atSniniSi rati"n ''"tn!nItt''''S '"""!- nf
state Food ADMINISTRATORS ''r"N;''r- ln'
some instances. hos ';'>" '"HI''''''"rS
l1rc denian.i"d nl":''% !r"t' nod H"ai-
49, WAS sH'd. MI l'sn mat" IN,
SICct"rs carry th.''r CREDENTIALS a";
.;.alerS sh,.uld .i"nlan. l." -" ne 49,
t,s,tiatS ir.fnr.' permitting mn i!tS. n'u
or1 having anything =" Il" VITA = ;.''r>"i'
posing as S,",h. ''r''N;"a warn. |. S''i'
ma,e irsls"t"cS collect II" ;'".S-"f :'ny
sort a.
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To Hear Evidence.

III. public *"rrir" commission WI
SIT III HuntInrt"n t"m7rr"" l" h'"l
r,idcnrr ia tn" cas-" "f IN" 'l'E III
Logan against til" Adams Express com
ruuN 'rh" city If Logan ""mpl"inS u
n.u,r ,"rN lcc il That ritY.
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Hearings orr tir, "ra:'"n i''n~ - '"-
tcrurban raiiy.,:,'l~ H." aui!"r:'; :" M
crease pasScrv.r fH"''> :" thT~" cents
&C, mile hay" n..., a-~iSu,ri 10y IT, iUi'-
lie utilities cumui>>l"s' TOR Ini! ~ -
and II" From thr.' ~ I"u: roads Wl!'
nrexen, their reasons for ~" Increase
~, each of IhoS. dates. li.Hrln=- on
the applications !" Increases 'i''-'''
rates - p.c cent VII NO. ~ ;a"'" an
>-stil after ~" pasS'n&'r .rH'"> ''''\',
been determined IN. "''iniin>S'"n >'"''"'
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Young and - T.. Ir"" all "f 'harl"s-
ton
Suunr, Ir"a! Merchandise company
Williamson. $40. 0Gn' capital stock; ["
")".Tti" = general %iur" in Williamson
Incorporated H. Ralph Eldr'dG". l.. {.
I..ukrns. = t.. I.HInh,rt. j. III. ''"oWlH
AMI NJ. ". I:lau. all uf Williamson.
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,,..w .turl"Eri"ht program. M"'" '"''
"a ",ujiu! m"nt m;tnaS"rS we're l" az
i..ntIau"-
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Pay your City Water Bills now and
save ten cents on every dollar. This
privilege ends with the month Of June.
w. D. ROBERTSON.
CITY Treasured
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Remember that the soldiers chance of
life depends upon the support given him
by the folks back home. Help. Save
and buy War Savings Stamps.
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4 s33.0Uh hnEd ISSu" r. ih' ely -
Mansfield 10 purchase r'w ar "i"ii'
mSnt was held Invalid TODAY. j.! :N''"'- ,
nef General Mr';h''' -" IN =r"Hu"
that tiie "rdinaur" Hr"N!ll"S !"' w.
bonds did. Mui carry 2'"t stem tex II IN
lety IL car'' f"r interest ana SINKING
fund is required by til" constitution.
THE opinion WAS gwen ~ III >''i. IN
dnstrial commission I" which III. bonds
haf been offered '"r sal. I II" '"''-
MISSION WAS adT's"! not t" TAX" ~" -
sue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-22

On an atti!a>it frl"d ~ 'h';n' .!'''
court polio" to-day. arrested WAITER >
linn. -. charging him WITH 'mr'i'i''"h
in ASH, nbn VIE tapping >~tndir "h''h
IS said to hay" h,..u p"rr'i"at'H az l"'
land Fla. in 1915. H. was h''d - I"
fugitive from juSti"'' awaiting .rN'F'h'-
lion. The wir"-;apping - '!A'lA"n It"
have been done n connection Wi'h h"'S'
racing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-22

Ohio fish dealers. to-day. w"r'' warn
ed by State Food administrators ;"N
ION aeainst n,shraudin: 1T fish offered
<or. sale Sons OF the dealers ~" St;$
to be selling inferior varieties l"r h'S'
grade fish: In a letter 70 d"a''ES' ron
ton warns if those practices ar" '''
stopped penalties will h" imposed "h'''
may result in revocation OF I.''"S'S'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-22

Weekly quotas OF - 70 Serv" as arm:
chaplains Methodist preachers VIII 10
asked OF that denom;nau"n through
the church war council Of which fiSh"p
William r. Mcdowell o. Wr>h!u:t"n. -
chairman This announcements WAS
made At the conference hers '"daH -
district SuI"r'ut"u!!"ntS O. - N"th"-
dist Episcopal church nf n" United
States and Canada.
Bishop Hiratwa of Japan. S;"i 'haS
his country will 40, S..n'! Az ar'n'rt
force into EuSs, without he apfr"Fa'
of the UGit"d states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-22

The State Board or Pharmacy 70
organized to-day by electinS these %th-
GERS: D. D. Neal. Gallo polls. "hA'rnHln'
A.. L. Flandcrmeycr. Cleveland. Ntc
chairman r. p. Christian. Sidney. treas
ursr; NJ. " Ford. Columbus. secretary
Z. b. nawes. Coiumbu> entrance eNhin-
ineT
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-26
\ NEW CHAPTER.

American worthy OF tnc name must
pride the played by troops IN the smashing
offensive Saturday along front Of twenty-five miles
between Belleau and Fontenow.
made possible only ~ the splendid
sol cr qualities displayed Otherwise 1t could
not have much to that the
American troops writing this week chapter IN
the history o the
Fighting unes that have surpassed
the highest expectations French and British comrades the!
have given which of the highest m
portance
The Telegraph characeze their achievements OF Mon.
v as one of the whole in its moral
significance and Daily said of that exploit
The Germans buoyed up with belief that the
would be over before reality That
e is now shattered restored That is the
These vndcted yesterday, hard
Of superb of American military efficiency They
cannot put all the Allies both soldier and ci
william.
That Foch initiative the fourth day Of
the new German itself mighty change the
situation on In all the previous German often
sye from March and French compelled
the triumphant of the German
the German offensive Foch
German advance and to begin
ankng the whole German campaign in
the region of the Champagne
Two facts clearly and distinctly result of this
operations complete demonstration the
priceless advantages unified command The other IS the final
roof fighting qualities the with "a! that
these qualities imply relation the winning of the