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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
WANTED.

Bids for the erection of schoolhouse in
District No. AZ, known as HopewelI
District which lies Is miles north of
Grangeville.
Said building to be erected according
TO plans and specifications which may
be examined in the office of the County
superintendent of Schools in the court
house at Grangeville, Idaho.
Work on building to begin not later
than June 20, 1918, and all work TO he
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
TO REGISTER BOYS BECOMING q
Continued from page y
George W. Funkhouser, Harrisburg.
Casper Anderson, Emmett, Ida.
Three Rejected at Cantonment.


Three Rejected at Cantonment.
Three of the men sent from Idaho
county in recent Increment have been
rejected by the army because of physical
disability. They are:
George C. Green, Sites.
Claude White, Lucille.
Clarence Williams, Cottonwood.
The young folk of the Christian
church will give a basket social in the
high school auditorium Friday night for
the boys who go into the service from
here.
The Commercial club and the Cowbo,
band have arranged reception Satur
lay evening in Dreamland hall for the
boys. The public is invited to the re-
'eption, as well as the basket social
friday evening. A dance will follow
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
ompleted by August Is, 1918.

completed by August Is, 1918.
Sealed bids to be filed with County
Superintendent of Schools before June
l, 1918.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved by the Trustees of District No.
Al.
Joe Roakey, Clerk.
F. A. Sprague, Chairman.
B. F. Zumwalt.
~ Winona, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
FOR A sPRA1NEp ANKLE

As soon as possible after the INJURY
is received get bottle of Chamberlain g
Liniment and follow the plain printed
direction which accompany the bottle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
NORTHWESTERN UNITED SHOWS
COMING TO GRANGEvILLE
FROM CHARLESTON
UNDER AUSPICES OF BAND
Numerous Attractions Promised, Includ-
ing the "Carousal," New
Riding Device.

Come on boys, come on girls, come on
everybody, young and old, let's go to
the carnival, which will open in Grange
vile next Tuesday night and which will
continue through the week, ending on
Saturday night.
The Northwestern United shows, one
of the biggest carnival companies tour
ing the west, exhibit in Grangeville
under auspices of the Cowboy band.
The tents will be pitched on the vacant
lot across the street from the Free
Press office.
Closes Contract With Band.
J. G. Vogle, general manager of the
carnival company, was in Grangeville
Monday from Charleston, where the
shows are exhibiting this week, and
closed a contract with the band boys
for an all-week exhibition here.
The shows will arrive Monday night,
and all day Tuesday will be devoted t.
erecting the various show tents, conces-
sions and amusement devices, and the
carnival will be running in full blast
Tuesday night.
81 Attractions in All.
The Northwestern United shows con
sist of six tented attractions, fifteen
special attractions and concessions, in
Guiding a wild-animal circus and an
affair known as a carousal,'' a new
riding device, which it is said will be
much enjoyed by the children. Grown
ups also are said to be enthusiastic
over the carousal," which provides
thrills much in excess to those of the
old-fashioned merry go-round and the
FERRIS wheel
The carnival will be in operation only
n the evening.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-02-01

A. l.. Douglas and K. W. Brown
each invested in a farm while on
their recent trip TO Morrow county,
in a section about six miles from
lone. Mr.. Douglas bought 1910
acres and Mr.. Brown 500 acres, at
an average price Of $50 per acre.
Each place is fairly well improved
and has plenty of water. Since
selling out near Weston Mr.. Brown
has explored the Inland Empire
pretty thoroughly from Grande
Ronde valley to Ritzville. and de-
clares that in his judgment Morrow
county offered by far the best OPP
portunities to the land seeker of
any region visited.
A new automobile tire was found
yesterday by Mrs. Jesse Reeves
while feeding her cow. The tire had
been hidden in the hay in the
Reeves barn, and last night the
thief came after it. The fact that
he tossed the hay about in vain
endeavor to find the stolen tire,
indicates considerable disturbance
Of mind. The tracks in the snow
were quite large, showing that the
culprit was probably a grownup
and not one of the Weston young
sters who are occasionally in the
habit of appropriating other peo-
pies property.
Many Weston people went to
Peudleton Monday evening to hear
the message of the wounded Cana
dian officers. and returned pro-
foundly impressed with the first
hand information they received Of
the great war. One encouraging
detail is that absolute confidence
obtains at the front that the Allies
will win.
The second quarterly conference
business session will be held at the
Methodist church Saturday, Febru-
AIRY ,, at 1880 p, m. All services
Sunday at the usual hours. Presid-
ing Elder A. l.. Thoroughman will
be present. S. L, Powell, pastor.
Miss Virginia Hodgson. who is
of much more consequence than
her weight of ten pounds would
indicate. arrived yesterday at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Hodg-
son near La Crosse.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-02-01
Boy Scouts Are Active

The boy scouts of Weston are
coming to the front and making
good, according to S, E. Powell,
scoutmaster, who says:
1--WE now have a troop of four
teen fine boys from twelve to four
teen years of age, full of life and
anxious to do something. And
when President Wilson called on
the boy scouts of the country to
help him get into the homes of the
people the literature he wanted
them to have, our boys took their
share Of the job with a will that it
would do your soul good to see, and
succeeded in distributing about 200
copies of the Presidents Flag Day
address.
"Now, friends, these boys are
bright, cheerful, manly youngsters,
and this is a great work. We ask
the support, both moral and finan-
cial, of all our friends"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-02-01

The Leader is on a cash basis and
wants no patronage on any other
terms. Its own bills. which are
not inconsiderable in these times of
war prices, must all be met in cash,
and it is not in a position to extend
credit. Clark Wood, publisher, -
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-02-01

Buy War and Thrift Stamps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19
AUCTION-LEGAL

LEGAL NOTICES. 100
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19
BY N. W. BOWIE 4 SON, NC.
Real Estate Auctioneera

In execution OF = decree Of the Ken.
rico County Circuit Court, entered On
July 80. 1918. in tho case Of Katie Per.
son vs.. James Seasons, Admir-, ct ala, 1.
The undersigned special commissioner
appointed for the purpose. Will sell at
auction. on the premises, on =.
10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1917.
at u o'clock noon,
those two certain lots of land. sitrat.
IN Henrico County, Va, north cf tina
eity Richmond. in tho plan Of Myrtle
Grove, recorded In the clerks offiee
S Sats ftoG GHnrt He21ieo County Va. ssfd
nue. and extending back from said
fr2nt 10 feet to l4-foot alley.
=, TERMS: One-half or moro In ea.b
the balance upon credit Of six months.
carrying interest from date of saia. .fhe
until the full purchase money in uaid
and tho conveyance directed by sth
EORvELL L HENI.EY.,,
Special Commissione.i
~
certify that tho bond reouirs6; J,
me special commissioner In tho above
case has been duly given.
Teste: s. p. WADDILL., >.
Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19
HELP wANTED-FsMALE

LA plES-Wanted. two refined. Intelligent
ladies who can give nll spare time
Liberal compensation. ii 81. care Times
DisDatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19
STORIES AND WAREHOUSES;. "a

whNTED-TO RENT. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a modern apart
BY gs ee in
uuIred. Address %. caro- Times Dispatch.
Wanted, . rooms and bath.
ADDE'S t i svf care s' Tines-pisp.,cs. n'a
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. o7-A
SPECIAL attention paid to collection OF
rents and supervision OF rental property.
PROMPT returns made Harrison g. Bates.
for your 6ouses cSeSninE & bo1ley.
j. THOMPSON BROWN g. CO.'S new rent
list and loan money awaiting you Phone
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES For SALE. 30
Buy your home new; Phee,nas Muhslman &
kayhoe to- day. Madison IlI3
LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE. OIL
a tract OF timber either large or mail on
Address I g. Boz 2sI. KiehmeSd. Va ''
We ss arm loans; us ssss Xii Ne.
coDt 1ersr s,sh, mile:
St per s ssFd .sga5 1dsss
7oo-ACRE farm ~ mile. vest OF RIeh-
irons hsh sehss mile. ss;
station and tyiIlase. About 3sa acre; il
Rolling land watsred BY several year-round
d%ass foE u'o s
sIs:qsoo,: e:hsIt ash. . ioas tssS s:
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 80
AUTOMOBILE AccEssoRIEs-,A growing
automobile tire and accessory business for
sale at 525 West Broad Street. VIII sell
store and fixtures dollar for dollar, Roason
for selling. owner has other business and
IL unable TO give time TO both
BUSINESS-For sale good tire busI-
ness In the heart OF the tire district
Will stand rigid investigation. GIG West
Broad Street.
by two experienced rnc n
farm fully equipped. dairy stock farm
preferred. Box Sic. HONEYWELL. Va.
FOR RENT. CONCESSIONS at state Fair. Mrs.
Myrtle Anderson. zoo East Franklin
Street.
WANTED. furnished truck dairy farm
on shares by eHperienced white farmer
with help. Ray Louk. Fredericks Hall. Va.
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELs. 80
BORROW on your watches, diamonds and
iewelry from the Equitable Loan Society
125 North Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19
AUCTION SALES. 10
AUCTION SALE !,
Stock Dry Goods,
Motions, Shoes, ],
Clothing, etc.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1915.
beginning at 1880 o'clock A. NJ,
BY ]. A. CONNOLLY & CO, -
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
No. 1904 East
: Broad Street
RICHMOND, VA.


In execution OF a deed Of trust, GATED
October IA, 1910, and recorded in tSs
office of the Court of Chanoery, in the
city of Richmond. Va, in Decd Book
209.B, page 81. default having Seen
made In the payment of tho debt there's
In iecured, and being requested 90 to
do. We will sell. by public auctions. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, Is3a.
on the premises, at o'clock p. NJ. the
aforementioned property, more fully
described as follows:
Commencing at q point on the north
inc of Broad Street asa foot east OF
Thirty-fourth Street, thence running in
nortnerly direction at right angles
with Broad Street 100 feet to an alley
In common Is feet wide, thence east
wardly along tho limo Of aaid alley 10
feet, thence in q southerly direction. 13i
feet, moro less. to Broad Street
thence westwardly along tho north line
OF Broad Street twenty-seven CITY feat
more or less, to the point OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
cost OF executing this trust, any taxes
that may BIO duo and unpaid; . rxtabie
proportion of the taxes for the year
1913. any insurance premiums that nav
be DUE and to pay . note for $4,000
and interest thereon from July Il. lin.
and the residue in equal installrn anti
at one and two years, with Interest
payable quarterly, and secured by deed
Of trust on tho property, or for all Gar.
At tho option OF tho purchaser
B. G, WHERRY, -"
n A. CAAPBRLIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19

To the creditors OF ROBERT e. ASHER,
of Richmond in the County of Hen
rico. and district aforesaid-Bank-
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day OF September, 1918, the said
ROBERT +. ASHER was duly ad-
Indicated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
in my office. Rooms 1l1S-11l9 Mutual
Building, Richmond; Va. on the 2STiI
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1918, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint a trustee, examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly como before
said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy
September IS, 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19

BOYS AND GIKI.S--Wanted. AMBITIOUS
r. S0iys and i, girls Tor shorthand and book
Sraduates Day and evening sessions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19

In the matter Of No. 1872.
ROBERT r.. ASHER, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
GERMAN AMERICAN
ALLIANCES HEAD IN
DEFENSE OF AIMS

NASH!NGTON. March IA general
d"f"uS" ri N" patriotic character 90
n" National 'i"!'uau.N m"-Ican A!lIanc"
against Charf's 81 Gj>l"yally vas iAHH
fuLaT h,f"r, = S'uli" judiciary sub
Commute" by IN" I.2y. $. q. Won h"NS''.
at W,llniuri"u p"l.. president; vii" as
serted IL. alliance has no connection
win TIN German government nor IN"
German p""rl'. AMI that It's iniiU"m'"'
has always been directed toward k""i'-
I'M: alir" German ideals and :" l"Tt"rirt
loyalty I" this country.
Th. committed. has under r"nsId"ra-
tior a hill by Senator King of liui,
which would rrvokc n" federal chart I
Of tho organization h,caus" Of lis al
I":,d dis.0yal uii"rancrs ami activities.
"'rh" allianc" has n"vrr entertained
even ~" r"m"tcSt official connection
with the u;,rrnan government Ur the
German people," Mr.. Won E,sSc SAID.
1T Is 4 SIm"u-pur,' American "rGnni-
Zalinn. Cxi%tiuG; only for hos" living
in this country. having American patti
"liSm. American loyalty and American
luv" for liberty written "r"n - han
ncrS.
H.. was interrupted several riAi cs in
submitting his prepared &ialc'n2n' 10y
committee. ln"'nh"rs for 'r"SS-rNanIIa-
tluD.
"Whar have ynu said in condemnation
Of tn. s,nl,it.. al tn. lu&ilauir"" Sen
Htur EIug ush"d
"'rk,. Iu>l.InJa wac sunk I".r"r' M
United Sirr,., went t. var WIN '''T-
many" ~" witness r"rli"'L
''Iritn:' ynri Justify it,
Il Justified certain 'l;ai nhls"e - II.
no r"rli.,l. / t""i ia" Wow To- ''r" 'h''
t'uir.,i States went /" war ~; Amer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
MAR SAVINGS
CHA!RNEN MEET
At The WINDSOR
representatives From All Pan Handle
Counties Confer With state Director
E. L. Archer.

AT conference" hcld here yesterday
ROBERT /. Archer nt Huntington. state
director ut n. war savings stump CAM
paisu in W"$l Virginia. with III" county
chl!rnen and thcir assistants IN onto
Marshall. Tyler. W-iz"l. iinncncN and
Brooke counties. nlaas were made Tor
speeding up H.. work.
Al;hoursn tn. $:,!.S "f stamps have
shown 4 gr"a; increase this month. the
r;,c. set Is not prupu:t iOna;"ly up t"
tn. SIS .u0U. 600 allotted as West Flr-
.,,nia'S Sil;ur" o: n" t"tat Tor the cnure
country. Tn. work IN the schools u
III state Will be expanded. A. mas Is
considered most effective.
Th,s. attending the conference wltn
Mr. Archer w.r": W. L. Irvine. ciiE.
chairman &c Obi" county: :. -. lEI".
S,*r.rsviil.. Tyler county; j. u. lark.
NV MartiuSvIli". W",@-i .c"Hu'%: -.
II Peterson. We!;;"ii. H'tncp,N county.
and E.rn;. W. t.. Tryi"r N"li>"Urs'
i:gv4lAr cuunty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
Sketch OF the Case.

Mrs Drl":rn Il. Howe. 30 years old
vas arrested Cull"wiui: The shnntinC ~
VIII II. I:r.."ks. u l'urtrrVillr. California.
rrAUs;'' grower. IN tn" hobby at a For
,"ryf!l.. h"l'l IN" afternoon "f Nurcm-
bcr H. 1917 Shr WAS charged with
murder When Qu"SiIun.u immediately
after ~ shooting hy }. y. M"k"lv"y.
4 i'"rt"rvilI" business man VIII" wit
messed n" shooting. and into whose
custody Mrs How" gave herself. sh" is
alleged to have said: He ruined my
life
BROOKS was seated in thn lobby nf the
hotel lalkim" with several friends when
shot Three bullets took effect. one OF
them ra>sir. through his heart. Ito
fell forward from 'hr chair dead.
Tn" stat" sought :" show that Mrs
How, l"fl hrr apartments shortly after
noon on tn:ti day and went !" a SPORT INK:
goods S;nr". whrr" Sh" purchased 4 r.
volvrr winch Sln' asked :hr clerk |" load
."r her |; is then cont"ndCd TIM; Sh"
went I" IN" hotel lobby and fired f""r
shots at Brooks from IL distance "i four
tr"t.
After Mrs. Howe was put in ttil she
mad. u detailed statement. III which
~h" dated IN" inception "f her alleged
:~"'jbl" with Brooks AS II years ago. At
thu, time she SAID. BrnOkS and h"r hu%-
band w - Howe" were intimate friends.
They had grown up together. shorty
after her marriage. Mrs How" SAID Sh"
accepted u dinner invitation from
Brooks They went In Il we'll known
san Francisco. cafe. Al III" close OF IN"
meal she declared ne iusuItcd her Sh'
refused his advances and. Sh" said u
few DAYS Ia;cr nrouks went 10 her hus-
hand with tho first OF Il series 0t STORIES
which reflected on h"r morality. Th"s"
stories. she said. w"r" told "% Er""kS
no; only in san rran"iSc" hut in Los
Angeles AMI other parts 80 m" Slh'"
where she had aciUninian""S. with the
result. according - III. story. That she
was shunn",l by former friends.
Mrs. Howe is III" owner "f an "ranc"
grove near P"rl"rv!ll". 70 which prop
crty she gay" her attention during
norriun nf the Gear. Her mind Sh" said.
;yas = blank from n" lin" she h"uShI
Tho revolver in \ Por,crvill" stor" nnt'l
she came to herself after being lodged
in Jail.
For several years Mrs. Howe was
orntrjnent socially in 0ailland.' iirr nus
land W G. How". is rcpr"S"niatIH" "r
an .,sIcru notwithstanding concern anu
rrinr 10 tho tragedy haG h"rn S!rti"n"l
in South America. At IN" time ar IN"
shooting he was living IN ln"H"S Airrs.
II. was notified Of his wifC's arrest and
started Immediately for the United
states. arriving in Lime To b" with hi9
,rir., when shc was arraiCntd on Janu-
airy ls.
N.Tu IT Brooks. the victim 81 me
shooting. was 50 wears old. II" was n
wealthy man and prominent In business
ard social life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
GEN. PERSH|NG'S EGG
TO Be MAILED TODAY

To-day will see the start TO France
Of the big Easter egg the Buffalo con-
fectionery has prepared for General
John J. Pershing. The big egg was
carefully packed last evening and will
be mailed this morning by parcels post.
It is mailed TO General PershinS per-
sonally.
This citys first present to Americas
greatest general over there was Made
in Wheeling" 1t was designed by tn"
candymakpr of the company, and is the
largest ever seen in this city. 1t is
solid confections. and weighs about ten
pounds. The egg bears the inscription
"'ro General John J. Pershing. in
France. Carry this to Berlin for East
err
The egg is very pretty and Is re-
ward worthy of mention TO the maker
It. is white, trimmed with red. white
and blue. and on the top are several
tiny doves. adding to its beauty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
HOSPITAL DRIVE
GREAT SUCCESS
PEOPLE GIVE LITERALLY y
NORTH WHEEllNG'S WOR Thy
INSTITUTION YESTERDAY.
Hundreds Of Useful Articles Donated
and Coins and Checks Given.

The annual donation day nI III"
North Wt+.,Iinc hospital yesterday re-
suited, in wonderful success and 'h'
Sisters of -. Joseph who conduct th'
institution are great, pleased and
wish 10 extend their most hearty
thanks for al The donations received.
Yesterday donations were larger ihan
any year ever before. and III" llnai 70
suits will not he announced for several
days. il is understood The funds con
rrihurrd ar" un"uuallcd ny any other
donation day hr'ld
The hospital was throngcd all day
yesterday hy persons Interested anu
who contributed The GUESTS wrr" IA.
Ken for yiSi; in IN" various sections
Of The institutions ami w"r" explained
every part.
Tn" amount uf materials sem 10 ih'
hospital Yesterday WAS surprising. III
,lirsr times ri dire distress. when such
worthy places a. this hospital calls for
aid, the public has proved. itself i" b"
generous. and the grand result is high,
Is pleasing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
CLARKs3URG PRIMARY

CLARK 20. w ", March !" -
In ia. frs. primary ..i"'ii,n ind III"
,..w rr..arcr ,'lYrksl"rg charter. Howard
i'ns. O." ':'rrk"hurr and t." y ';rat-
ia. \. mayor ."t Hrunh rah:'. No., n'''n'-
mated IT, rray-.r. to-day uv''r -. II. Cor
den. mayo" - 'lark #hnrc
i,rra.S !. Mitchell! mayor ~ s't"hl"Y
Heights. T.. H. Shields. former mayor -!
Clarh$hurE. I = i.awman. ii"m'r T.
Jack%or Jnhu - Riddlr and S r. ElArr1-
son. Ir.. were named Cor commissioners
ont Of field "C thirteen. Two conf
miSSioucrs are 10 be elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
WOMEN'S VOTE IN new
YORK ELECTION HEAVY

NEW YORK. Mnrch 19.-Women ro;-
ed for the first time in election h"I"
III many villages. Of this state. In soy
cral instances they pnlicd rcarl! rs
heavy a vote rs the men.
\ woman appeared. among IN" con-
testarts for office in Fort Plain. Wh"r"
Anna Waters. a Democrat. was elected
,ax collector. She was tho only ':'"m-
Der o. hcr party VIII" blocked tn H.
puhlicans from making clean sweep
In Waterloo. where 1866 votes wcr"
east 500 wtmcA voted, aiding IN" b"ih-
ocrats 10 victory.
In llcmpslc cad women brought hh"'!
the d.fent or all III. present "fiicialS.
The Hampstead Civic club brought OK
he vote OF all hut five OF It's members
by Volunteering In car" for IN" 'h''-
drcr. while mothers went TO IN" polls
The first vu:c was cast by 4 woman
vino stood III line for two hours ana
directly bchind her woman >" years
~ age voted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
Two Killed and Many
Hurt in Niagara MIShap

MIAMI. Fla. March 1.-Two mon
werr killed and 80 others were injured
.arlv ,niay : he collars" Of an uniln-
isncd ha.-lr at tn" Dinn"rh"y naNa!
AIR station iivc miles south "t here.
during 4 storm.
Min. of the most seriously injured
were brought 20 Miami Tor treatment:
rho others were given Hrs: aid on Tie
grounds The dead arc:
MATTHEW MULLEN. Brooklyn. y.
e.
UNIDENTIFIED NAN.
About forty workmcn. whites and no.
grocS. were on the night shit rushing
20 CON p!"tc the plant; 1NcE were work
ing around n Crncr"t" mixer b"n"a'h
no hangar when 1t collapsed in The
wind storm.
Although incomplete. the station is al
ready being usrd for tho training or ma
val air pilots and obs"rre,s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
MRS. E. BRUCE DAWSON
DIED THIS MORNING

Mrs Eos.. Ii"in"r Dawson VII" ~ t..
H-ric" Dawson. passed away TINS morn
ing u, . o'clock ut the OH" Valley Cen
..ril hospital. following hri"t !I!u'''S.
Mrs. lawSnu wHS horn in ;hiS 'I'N NIS-
u.s. -. 1850 She lived her: Nntil t.h
wears az" when she 'n"I"G 1" "h;t"E
sid" Mrs. Dawson was u" dhuE"'''
Of Mrs j. q. Hoffman. Jr.
lScs,f,s her husband. WHO ronGu"ts =
nr,.ru,,,, -, ShndySid.' and formerly IN
rnis city she leaves I" $uFv'r" "i'' son.
=. Bruce. n. and h"r mother. Ih;
bod viii hc taken 10 hrE. rn"thrEa nome
tnLIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
PLANT WAR GARDENS.

CfNEi.ESTrN. March &c -d"n'rS
"f this rity Viii plan; corn, beams. i'"'a-
Iu,.S. tomatoes and other war crops on
tH:ti part If n" g0T"rnn"nt property IN
South Cnar!"=fn:. not y", uili!2"d III the
construction Of nv nrm"r plat. gun
forging ana TrnIC"iil" plants
Permission for tails u" az $" much ~
thr land as may ~. aaTiiahir :nr inc
purpose wHs given hr Secretary ~ me
Nnv$ Daniels III Il letter received today
by C'harl-:. Il. fleming. secretary 81 IN"
patriotic garden league of West VII
Iin!a Tho only consideration Is that
tho use Of the land viii not interfere
with the development or Inc naval ord
nance plant.