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The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-09-20
CAN YOU BEAT 1T?

Yesterday, Deputy Marshal Sharpe turned
over TO the officers of the subchaser 80 the re-
suit of his diligence in stamping cut the liquor
traffic in Ketchikan, since the first of the year.
Some five hundred gallons of Intoxicating liquors
were thus disposed of.
Comparing notes, we find that Juneau, with
population large again as Ketchikan sent
only about one third of that quantity, with
Petersburg practically nothing and Wrangell
fifteen gallons. Can you beat it?
TO those who may think tha- Ketchikan is
disgraced by the showing, we can reassure them
that this showing proves nothing derogatory to
our town. On the contrary it proves that our
officials have at least tried to do their duty That
there is liquor aplenty in town yet, need not be
questioned either. While Juneau may be free
OF all liquors now, it is due to the fact that it
was drunk over the bars, according to reliable
information. And everybody knows that one
cannot eat the cake and still have it in the pan
try.
As to Petersburg, according to the testi-
mony given by three women and published in
the saneau Dispatch Of September a. a great
ue-t, u that liquor was drunk before it left that
town. From that testimony our prosecuting
attorney had his share But that proves moth
ing again. At least if it is left to the Judgment
OF Governor Riggs. Not long ago, the governor
was ted BY some ten reputable citizens of GER
tain town that gambling was going on freely
he demanded proof. Can you beat it?
Row in regard to che disposition of that
LIQUOR, we have no interest. However, should
the officials care to keep it safe from destruc-
tiol-or consumption, we would advise them
nol i send it up farther north than Ketchikan;
To- . sure as anything, they'll use it. maybe for
fair FIR fish or fishermen. You never can tell
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-09-20

citizens. Subsequently, both the district and
appellate courts held that the Presidents proc
lamation was valid and thereby excluded all but
Metlakatlans from fishing in the waters thus
reserved. These findings, however, were set
aside by the highest court of the land as being
erroneous.
Surprising that this act of the President
had been upheld by the court of last resort, what
could have prevented the same authority from
granting the same privilege to other classes of
citizcAs--or non-citiZens or residents? Nothing
i'll the world. We readily imagine what it
might have led to- Our opinion that the presi-
dent had no authority to make the reserve and
expressed at the time the suit was instituted,
has been upheld by highest court; court
composed of the greatest legal minds in the
country
Evidently, great minds run in the same
channel. WHAT?
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-09-20
JUSTICE WAS DONE, NOTHING MORE.

The Alaska Pacific Company by recent de-
cision of the United States Supreme Court, won
its suit. We bring this matter to the attention
Of our readers because Of the interest manifest
ed by all iii this part Of the territory when the
suit was instituted. The interest was so great
that everybody became very familiar with the
case, and attracted great deal of attention when
the Marshal was ordered to remove the com
pany's trap adjacent to the Annette Island the
waters OF which had by proclamation by Pres
ident Wilson, been set aside for the exclusive
use Of the Metlakatlans, mostly natives of Brit
ish Columbia.
At the time we contended that the President
had 20 authority to prevent anyone from fish
ing IN those waters, and much less reserving
them for . class Of people who were not even
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-09-20

THAT TELEGRAM sent to Anchorage by the heads
Of the Alaska Labor Union. stationed the Post here
denying that Frame, Lee and Wilkinson are running on
he LABOR Ticket, have been hard blow to the
alleged Labor champions A who was not twenty
years tand tho times would know that Labor has ad
RANGED too far to endorse man whose record in the
past Showed that he against Union Labor The aver
age unonite has good memory and can read for him
sell thank you.-Valdez Miner.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-09-20
IMITATION

is the sincerest form of flattery, that
is why it pieases 10 to hear that other
laun1ries claim to do work just like
ours. 1t is a tribute TO the excellence
or our iauderin3 which we fully ap
preciate. But why not have the origi-
mai? Send US your wasnaDles and
you won't nave 10 say they are as
perfect as ours. The work will be
ours and the real thing.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-09-20
z, siEN THE DINNER IS
FINISHED

and cigars lighted your pleasure iii
The repastwe have served you will not
81 ended. 1t will Iinger long and
pleasantly in your memory. Men
Who have been and have dined every
where declare by their frequent pres
ence that this restaurants service is
high class. a single visit will prove
it So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
STEUbENYILLE BOY
IN BRITISH FLYING
CORPS MEETS DEATH

Special Dis patch 10 The intelligence.
STEUEENNil.I4E.. O.. May "9.--Stcu--
hruville t,"Lly uirur;cd the death of
Second Lieutenant IiuvrC" Roper J-.. Of
IL. Royal Flying Corps. son Of Mr.. ;nd
Mrs George Roper. Of this city. who
according; To & c;thi":.ram received today,
WIS killed on May @iih Il; II flying Held
II, south England wall" making Il Hrac.
tIcc flight. No further details were
given.
Lieut. Roper was @5 years OF age and
WAS the .r!rst Stcuhenvillr boy To give
enlisted in the l.. S. Aviatiun scrvic"
While attending Eost"n Tech. in April
49,. i,:l.IS'd III" Officers examinations
and was commissioned = lieutenant. but
encountered So many delays in being
called to service That II" went over II
~" ''naatiauS "nl!S;iuE wlih tn" Royal
! Flyers Il; TORONTO. Caniu'!, last august.
! H.. trained ut Toronto. AMI III Fort
/ Worth. Texas and last January after 4
! LIS; visit with his parents here. s;li!"!
! for service in France.
lie saw ABOUT Two months of active
; service Abou, two w""sk ago his cap
! tam WAS killed in ali a"r"p!an" fliEh;
: ard Lieut.. Rpprr WAS G"t1lrd - escort
tn, hrdy. Ia I4nndvn and represent the
ar service at the funeral. This account
for his being In England and ii is pre-
: su.:ci that he met death whit" making
practice flight II oIr @! II" EnEtSf
. tlyius fields.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
MOST IMPLICIT TRUS'

Joe Lopez. q local Spaniard has ic .
most implicit faith in the honesty1f
his bosom friend. Emil Ray. lei
Italian. In fact. Joe was SO posltc
that Emil would do nothing detrimeni
TO his interest. that as little token
his implicit faith. he let Emil holdt
wad containing $751; for him. as n gus
antcc that h. (Joe) would return wi
Emil's change out OF IS bill WI
which he was going TO purchase En-
some smokes. But. behold. after j
returned from the smoke shop. the afor'
said Emil had disappeared, and strang
10 relate. also had Joc's wad Of approx
imatcly 5il beans Joe. very veNcd, ~
ported the matter to the police depart
mont. AMI WIS almost moved TO tears
that his lifelong and bosom friends
would play such n dire, dirty, dastardly
trick on him. and as a result Emil was
caught NJ Moupdsville, and brought
back to IN" local Jail. He had S223 on
him at the time. which was hidden over
various parts Of his anatomy. and at Il
hearing before Squire Kindelbcrger, en-
tered plea of guilty. and Is held under
81 .Nun bail I" the grand jury. An nc
complete II Rays. whose name Is no.
known, is still at large.
1t Developed during the case that Ray
asked lopez to invest sonic money in
som. gold mines which were left 10 him,
which accounts far Lopez having such
n large sum on his person at one time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
MOUNDSv|LLE
To-day 4 Holiday.

To-day will b.. cal. hri:rd - n holiday
h,r'. 'Hr,"ricS ar" shut down. stores
and other hU*in"RS places closed. Ne
m"rinl day j. being observed both by the
Ci;il war veterans and hy the city
churches. Memorial S"rvic"S ~ill b"
h'II At a? "'cluck at he soldiers mont
meat hy Ia. q. y. l.. After an address;
Icy Rev. -. ~ Smith, Il parar!" Will form
~ !:iI AMI :nlr,h :" tn" ''"m"i"ry. when
tn" -. y. !; riiu;;i s"rv !C'$ Will hc con-
duc''r 10y I'mri;nnirr ". /. Jones. R"r.
y. l.inkl"ttcy Will :h"r" deliver an ad.
dress. and Ir"u the graves VIII H." dec
GRATED. AT Ca J.. IN. tn" l!Ilt,S Will
meet ut tn" court &ou$' 10 ~ 10 tho
river tn hu!i services for Ii" naval
hrr""s. Rev. II. Il. Hunt viii deliver
tl,. aldr 49,. At iU:%" this morning ind
at $50 ihl:: litrrn""u union services
viii l." h"!l In tn" First i'r"shyirr;nn
chuTct. In IT," evening ~ o'clock
url"n services viii h" II, III ut IN" Frs,
M"th"iiSt t:ri$r"i,al church. This is in
k.rrIn,; with President Wilson'S urging
Il day al "hum,irti"n and prayer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
SPEED DEMON WILL
ENTER ARMY SOON
Ira Vail Has Waived Exemption and
Will GO with "Urcle Sans"
Fighters.

Irn VAIL one at III" local entries III
tn, Sp,rd Face; ~ tn" West Virginia
Fair grounds. Saturday. June hth. ~
driving his la, few races h"t"r" going
Iu!n tn" l.. :. army. h" having waived
claim for exemption on account OF on"
Sh"uid,s whlrh has been hr"k'f1 three
times in pursuing this dangerous pas
time.
lie will drive his famous Hudson
"Sup"r Sin" the on" that has carried
hin to victory IL rany rl''"S "n dirt
tracks and Snrrdwa!s. III tn last two
Seasons.
Vail drive. with great rrcklr$SnnSs
AMI from tlr, start Of a race pushes his
ear Ia tn" limit. either winning or
breaking his car IN his att"mrt IL wifl.
He il the "r' man that uldfi"ld fears
most and VIII bear u lot Of watching.
rs half mil. ,l!ri tracks NJ" /" his liz
max. IT," Will ship his car h"r'- directly
fran Sh'"l,~h";iI l:Iy whore h" * rnl"r-
ed IN IN" hlUdi"lT. race Ia u" staged
there l"ln"rr"w. against IN" greatest
Ir.I,l nf drivers "Srr Assembled on n
$40 dwHy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
MoundBYille Briefs.

II. NJ. Carpenter is moving his taller
ing establishment To the new hcarquar-
trrs i'll the Henderson building on JEFF
f,rson nv, nur. The stock Of jcwclry
will be- moved the latter part Of the
wr-k
corporal Herbert NJ Hull. who has
been ut Camp Leo. has been promoted 10
the rank OF sergeant.
The big auction sale for the benefit Of
the Red Gross will b. held at the court
house Saturday afternoon. All who
have something to donate are asked to
do 50 To- help tho cause along.
Tho british prison ship Success"
passed IuundSrlllt. Wednesday after
noon e: LIS. on its way up the river.
OWING 10 til" fact that few knew OF its
coming. not Il great number of people
SAW il.
Street Commissioner W. X. Lltman
announces that ac consid, RS The ac,i"n
E: cVunc.l Il. not raising his salary the
same as thu acceptance Of his rcsiSna-
ton. ana it will become effective Fri
day night. MIR. Lltman has hold this
uiiic" nearly seven years.
senator Walter burgess and family,
who have lccn occupying ihe McCon-
nell house Oh Lafayette avenue for sew
,rnl rnon;h$ Will RETURN Tins week 10
Reader Ia reside.
Mrs. Is. T.. Hiatt. who has been at
Terra Alta Tor several weeks. will re-
turn /" her home here Saturday or
sunday.
James NJ. Sanders has gone to Clevc-
land. a.. Ia attend the wedding of his
filrcc, Miss Katherine Stewart, TO Mr..
Arthur ArIn!nGtun.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Cox OF Cleveland
arr sIcndinS several days at the for
m"r'S h"Hc on Second street.
Mrs. u. II. McMuli"n "f New Albany.
Ind. will arrive h"rr this nnrnln5 10
,Imnd ,hr summer with her son. J.. -.
MCMuIl"n. of jefferson avenue
Mrs. DIXON lIlcy las gone 10 Canton.
a.. Ia where Sh" was called by The Sc
rIuu* fitness ui her mother.
lrui. j. l'rank Truit"r. president of
West Nlrl;Iui, university, WAS the guest
Of Rev ami Mrs. J. + Curtis. Tuesday.
Mrs. J. T.. Smith ami two children Of
Columbus. and Charles class uf Detroit
Mlrh.. are vI$i ing MIR. and Mrs. Ice
Lowe aud family Of jefferson avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Trjade|phia Athlete
Confined 10 Hospital
HUSKY Foc.ba and Baseball Star Of Red
and Black IN Critical CONDITION
With Appendicitis.

,'h,ilr~ lT"wurd. til" h'H. huSk! Tu-
udrlrbi., district !uTh athlete. - con
it'd L. IN. rnIr NaII'y 'i"n"'al h"Sir'I ii
wii! :. ruJtur" at ia" apI"'nhI\. "'''i ~
4 lat. hour ia-' -. Mir, Was III Il N"rl
critical ,.uuG!'p.r. Hi Ii!rr>S cam" very
S:.,iI..r'. r'i,..m III "iiE Yesterday
lnnrn.I". ,,.iuplaiuIuI - 'rr...-ijurl lr!u.~.
urnn consulting u IN? SI'lnn Vas re-
moved in tie. hospital IT." MAS rmi "i
fh.. ,!,,"r:tiiug i:Iil" at n!r''. HnI II NJ
found ;la; =" hud suffered = ruplnr"
at IT,. ;tpir'uLiN and that II had spread
th."irh his system.
IT,. ha> h,.rn the big aC" IN tho Fed
and I:ir.N at hl"iirS during ii~. past year.
jlali I::: cuilh:Iok GA lie t'"ii"il team.
and yy,,. n CLASSY l!"id,r aud H;i"h Weld
,.r -, ,lr hail i"nIh. Much real '"m' rn
j.: being ">i,r"S<'d ~ :" hi ''''udii'"u.
rnI hrs !ar.:.. !,.St 81 friends h''u"' h''
>,r.r,iiI, r,.,ul..rs. ll"Nard i r..al
i,.nIih, Nn"rinian IF humanity. h";ni;
u,ly /. ;.Ir,. "ii. and 'ipIHna H.. -'.n!'.:
,t -; lr =. X. Sh:'id: IL IN" ~
,..u.i..i. physician.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
FOR THE ITALIANS

ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS,
Tuesday. May 2S.--iiiy the Associated
Press. I-Onr uI tnr most brilliant
H:uunlain operations since the begin
ninS If the war WIS carried out by the
Italians in the Tuaal" region. north
west Of Trent. early this week. par1icu-
lars regarding which are now being
received. The basin Of PrcSona lake
WAS captured by Italian Olpini after
In hours Of tirrc" fighting against nu-
m"riCalIy superior enemy.
TN" Ausi rianS were we'll Cnlrcnchcd.
HAY nG al their disposal strong Gorlif-
cations built before the beginning Of
The war and greatly ST frightened
>inrc then. Tho great PrrS"na noun
tain. WIS reached by III" Alpini after
attacking four times under heavy fire
Tn" enemy was finally overwhelmed
by Il haynnr1 drive.
The ii&htin= va" rendered more diff
tirult by tho condition Of the ground.
whirh WAS harr! and slippery with tn"
late spring snow. The Italians adj
vanrrh up steep aSrrntS. down prcci-
pieces and over great glaciers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
MUST PUT THE WAR
THROUGH TO KNOCKOUT

MILWAUKEE. May 29.-"Wr've got
ono grand duty, TO put In" war through
10 Il knockout" said Colonel R0osc.
Welt. speaking here this afternoon, un'
der IN" auspices Of the National ST..
curity League. This war is soin. TO
be settled by tho fighting Americans,
who will take the burden off tho shout
dcrs Of our allies"
Tho Colonel made an appeal In moth
crs Of German birth or pa'entacc 10
bring their children IN as Americans.
and 10 educate them in this country.
IIn declared There was no place in
America for any languac" save the
English. Foreign langua@" publica-
lions. he said. should be given r"a-
sonabln time 10 discontinue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
COUNCIL SESSION

CITY council held slow session last
evening. and no matters Of Importance
were taken up. The mater. OF james
Greer. who alleges h" has been over
taxed to the amount Of Si.>g" WAS re-
+. rrcd 10 III" rtty solicitor. The read
ing Of the building code was dispensed
with. Tho matter Of III" sale "t tie
cas plan, was passed over unit! IN" nsNt
meeting. when final resolution and con-
v,your, of property will h" completed
TIL, coal dealers committee" had moth
ing new to report. AMI thor matter VAS
rrcnmnirt"d. \ petition from the
rcn,svlvania lines WAS also read. H.
,,r.,rur, = ,wcnty-thr""-inch sidewalk
,I,n.. their retaining wall on Eleventh
street. at,d tn" matter WIS referred To
q rnmnIilc" of thr"" t" Work III con-
function with the city manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Bethany Makes Fine
Showing For Red Gross

BETHANY. W. Va, May 29.-Scven
times as much money for thesecond
Red Cross War Fund as was .soscrib-
I'd for the first is the record Beth
any. After year of liberal doations,
10 church and war funds the Re'Cross
workers found practically eve per-
son in the village and college ad to
give 10 the Red Cross. Only re or
six refusals were met and in eac case
the person who refused expressl MS
regret at not being able TO Civ
Tho enthusiasm displayed b. the
workers Is even more encouHing
than the amount Of money recsed.
Unity and sympathy with 'everyrar
movement is the slogan here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
BOARDING BY NAVAL
OFFICER IS ALLEGED

WASHINGTON. Ma. 29.-Francis S.
Nash. Il medical dircc or Of the navy.
and his wife. were indeed by q grand
jury here to-day on ch.rge Of hoard
ing foodstuffs. investigators found,
amounG other foodstuffs, more than Il
Ton and q half of sugar stored In the
Nash home.
Bench warrants were isued for the
arrest Of Dr.. and Mrs. Nsh and the
district attorney said thai $4,000 bail
would be demanded for cab. The in
.dictmcnts We're returned udcr section
six Of the food control law.
Food administration agen, said the
food stored in the m-dica directors
home would total in value ncely $2ruu.
The bedroom. a basement an the attic
in the house. they said. were pcked with
boxes and cases Of food.
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brickyard employees. will form on @lst
and End streets. facing on Uni"T
street
The third division. composed If Stoc
workers. will form on 3&rI street. fac
ing Union street.
'rh" fourth division. of rlasSworkcrs
will form on 9Th street facing Cniot
street
The fifth division. Of enamel workers
will form on 10Th street. facing Cni1
street.
The sixth division. of business and
professional men. will form Oh Union
street. facing south 10 eth street.
The parade will move promptly ~
> O'clock. All rrrSuuS arr IL b" III Their
places Ut l.:iu p'ciu.:k.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Hon, Frank P. Mcneil
To Appear With The
Bethany Alumni Nine

BETHANY. W. Va. May "n.-Hon
+. =. Mcneil. president Of the Ohio
County Bar Association, il 10 be- the
oldest man in tho lineup Of the alum
, nj baseball team that plays the Va"-
Sity here June 9Th. Mr.. Mcneil Sradu-
ated in 1879, just forty five years ago,
and he is still remembered in Beth
any HhlcliCs. Most OF tho assistance
from judy" Mcneil is expected from
The coaching lines, as his right arm is
not so strong as when he was pitch
ing the local nine 10 victory over the
colleges Of tho country.
Eight men who graduated in the
ninrIicS are in tn" lineup and they
are considered the youngsters or This
alumni lean. for they have been out
of school only IS years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
BELLAIRE:


Recruiting officers Sergeant Van IN
yawsn and smith have completed plans
and have secured signs Tor IN. - en-
listed rl.n 10 i';,ri.cIpili" III ;:.r "'S NJ
mortal L,ay paraGr All the tASr have
consented to turn "It. and ;tre r:i1:StH"
To repor; Il, headquarters thus AFTERNOON
ar lis o'clock Several o. n" boys
who have c;,l:<i"! IN t:,r savy a"" WI"
have ~, been called "i!l ais" marth
with III. arms recruits. tn Will DC
headed by the W., recruiting "!:iccr" and
a band y numb"r II wei! kn"~n l"cl!
boys will he n line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
CAMP SHERMAN
OFFICERS To LEE
BOYS AS TRAINING OFFICERS TIC
TRAIN WEST VIRGINIA
SOLDIERS.
Local Boys May elm Group as Sew.
craI Are at Ohio Camp.

From private le1trr received from
Camp Lee. The lntrlliEencer learns
that SuImc 5000 officer candidates who
have been taking training at. Camp
Sherman have been transferred Il"
Camp l...r ThrS" !oun" mon. vino
nav" been trained for commissions.
will probably be- used 10 train the new
recruits arriving at Camp Ice.
Among hos" transferred from Camp
Sherman Ia Camp IT," are Il number
Of we'll known Wheeling and West
virginia boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
NJ: us BRIEFS

Thcilz Given TriaI-ftud0lph Thcilz,
= German Of Ibis city. wa$ "rl"'%E"d
in police rDurr Yesterday morning. aAd
Has ur,.cr"d Ia 1,l to work. Thclz
W. sentenced 10 sixty days in IN"
workhousr bUl when il was found that
Ms family needed his assistance ii"
was given 4 H." trial. His former
employees expressed ,hrir willingness
20 civ" him back his, old job.
Is Real PasIiot-,I"' Cont. an Italian.
- :'oliau%l,rc. fled Il declaration "f in
:...,:iuu Cor naturalization yesterday wi'h
I = clerk r;"nr-" r.. lloyd. CONT
wanted !. i"i: ;i" army. and rn:uir az
,,Ilrd'i"!t IT,. was born in ';n,lu Nova
T"r:iu!". liaI, nd h;l; been il this r"um-
i'v s,I"r;tl ""arg.
Cae Divorce Suit.--D.v0r"" suits in
i..S ,.Iiy SIN /" u" vi TN" '!""lin" ~
,.tfv ono Wa registered during ~" past
month. according 1" circuit court r"''-
rr,is. During N" month # Arril six
49," -. /.
Patriotic Gentlcman-Just T" show has
.i;i.r rnui.!.i;ri nr tho "Ilun" II well
kin,%iI "ui- th"-.rtn" uan. !. H. i'a:lcr.
'.cr decided tiIai nc can - eyer NOR"
than buying thrift rnTin% &,''nrs with
h:s Irnrcy anil h. r...>', ".!H% "r,u%hi in
~" s,i,n g.: -. to sum i..i'l" secured
Er,.iu Tia. S'.,. ~ Property IN tn. "r!;-
- .-pke district. Mr.. !IHiI"r ~ night
y.ai"hman ~ IN" Fell r"}"n!I"u" ""n,-
i,:,lly md h. -ir"S Investing all &C his
rr.;m;;& in slnrurS h." hn> l'E' all s.! his
properly int" IL" sam. fund.
Commissioned Captain. -- Til" ;lad
;t"w~ ihnr DR.. =. II. M"I;ii"". 81 South
Jacob street. had r'' j. al -: '.'ir'rI '!"3.
- r.,i;;iu III tn tactical corps Mas re-
..,.i..d h"r" Ne-r.:rla?. -" 49, ordered
=" report -, '':t!'u !''!r::u;,ri rhill!rur',,'.
. ,lirl,, Imiu.t.,:i''IN f.! ACTIVE. =, r. e.. .
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Pearl Hush y"unr mau -: im*: below
Glen l.a&i"u. !r IN ia" county Jail
,hnrr.I watt f"lnni"mSly as$aui'ins
Jacob johnson. an AGED "u.-nrrn"d man
Of he sam" vicinity Johnson VIA
brought T." ihlS city IN an nut" 10 con-
suit n" prosecuting attorney. His face
vas bloody his nose S"rar chcd and his
gn.,i 1rr1 50 injured shat hr could n":
use u lie sand that Rush attacked him
Wit a stone heating him. following an
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C. A. c. 20 Play a. SeES.

The fast - ~ /. BASEBALL t.,.in Will
play al Nets ia:S ;,:t"ei:r":s against ih''
strong teata :-o.r ih;rt 2t;'"". i: had
been pi;unN,i' 20 play t:"" G's;:svt. hi.i tn
morn. g game va. ca,:.csilc". ''h'' team
will sta! for Nets 4. 100 =. ~. Hs;.N.nI
44he trio ,r a.;o.r,..;!.- Hv;h teams
@are about e. ..ly ;H;si@i.. =, ti't a East. I':-
1eresting gam. : anticipated. E"''dwln
or Richer will pitch Gar t:s.. i'"';L ;'@stn.
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More School Teachers.

~ meeting OF the school board,
Tuesday evening. the following add
,iunAl teachers We're elected for the
1?iN-l9 term: Fer grades. Bertha To-
mar. Gertrude Eurgc. L. Bonar Lillian
Hi; for high school, Lillian Smith:
music teacher. Matty NesbtI.
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Een School Girls in Parade.

The ~ hiEh sc!:""! %.sI+ from m.
graduating class oi ,:lS. ~" az. L" Jar
ticipate in The Nrmorla! iJa: IaE'''i.' III
behalf Of the American ~. ''r"ss So
cictv are kindly rr.iu..stsI :" ';'i.".,r ~
the Red Cross i..;,G,tu,rt"-s :h... :,t:"r-
noon at 40 to ""ahtc n" officials -
get ready ioe ,h' .a.;dc. "t.;'a STARTS
promptly 4, : clock.