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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-02-27
cLovERPoRr, KENTUCKY. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY IT, 1918.

Sterling, Ky $50
Wimplette I'd by Wilson Wimple,
May 1el7, Moorman, II. T. d. Wills.
SIS
Lady Field I'd by King Archer, March
1911. Norman, Sam Galloway, sI20
Marie Marshall by ORANGE Victor 4th,
March iel7, Moorman, II. T d. Wills,
sl75.
Princess by President, May 1910,
Norman, r. w Everett, $3.50.
p H Sharon l2th, by Marshall Field,
June 1917, Norman, Ernest wager,
Campbellsburg, KY SiOO.
Hazel Dawn by Our Marshall, April
1917, Norman, H. T. d. Wills, Sl05
Roam Lassie by Roam Lad, April 1914,
] H Galloway, II T. d Wills, s26s
Beth by Red Cumberland. December
1918 Galloway, B A. Thomas, $a3O
Edna May Sd by Correct Marshall,
August 1910, Galloway H T. ID. Wills,
S2O5
Ladyship by Red Cumberland, Decem-
Der 1913, J. S Bate, Smithfeld. KY, G.
H Rinkead. Hopkinsville, KY, $2e0.
Margery by Red Cumberland, Septem-
Der 1els, E. L. Robertson, Glen Dean,
Ky, H. T. d Wills, $3.50.
Maggie Belle by Our Marshall, April
19l7, E. l. Robertson, II T. D. Wills,
$500.
Velveteen Princess by Our Marshall,
April 1917, E l.. Robertson, H. T. d.
Wills, $500
Lady Primrose by Zain, February 19le
Robertson, Mcfarland, Franklin, KY,
SAGA
Millcreek Rose by I'd Prince of Sharon
May 1908, Bart B. Stith, Elizabethtown
KY J. C Bond, Carrollton, KY, Sl45
Surmise by Whitehall Marshall, Sep
TENDER 19O9, Stith, J c. Bond, f20s.
Marshall Champion by Red Clipper
March l9l7, Norman, G. T. Duvall
sligo
Hrover by Roses Marshal I'D. March
1917. Moorman, John G. Haymaker
Charlestown, Ind, $l45.
Moreland Chief by Red Clipper, April
1917, Moorman, Ernest lager, $40
Gold Standard by Prince of Pisgah
October 1915, Galloway, I. c. Smith
Campbellsburg, KY, $245.
Andrew Lee by Stithton King, July
1el7, Stith, H T. d. Wills, Sll5.
Polled Durhams
Bull, Steadfast Chief by Red Victor
June 1el7. consigned by R. H. Nc.
Gaughev, Hopkinsville, KY, Crawford
Bros $2lo.
Cow, Victoria by Orange Victor, Feb
ruary 19l4, Norman. Sam Fischer q
Sons. Tunnel Hill, KY, $500.
Cow, Buttonwood Jennie L. 5th by
Buttonwood Tip I'D, October 1907, Moor
man, Sam Fischer & Sons, $500.
Cow, Annie Lee by Kentucky Mar
shall, January I9l4, Moorman, T. J
Bigstaff, $240.
Cow, Jennie Lind by Marshall Field
May 1el7, Norman, ]. M. Howard
Glen Dean, KY, $225.
Cow. Louise Clark by Marshall Field
May l9l7, Norman, T. ]. Bigstaff, $22s
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-02-27
Seven Years Of Army Life.

Sgt. Frank Pate, son of Mr. Ed. Pate
Of this city is the third Cloverport boy
known to be in Camp Green, Charlotte,
N. c.
Sgt. Pate is member Of the regular
army and has been in service for seven
years, but has never seen active service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
CENTRAL GLASS WORKS.
ELECT new PRESIDENT.
1osenh speideI Named Executive Head
Of Company and Howard Hazlett
vice Preudent

Ar the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Central Glass works. held
Yesterday. Joseph Spcidel.. ST.. was elect
ed president, succeeding the Hon. y. g.
Scott. who resigned the office sercral
months ago. Howard .Hazlett was
chosen vice president. while the other
officers elected were rs follows: Ed
ward J. Schauh. secretary and sales
manager; J. Cecil Fee. treasurer and as
sis,snt sales manager: James SteadFnan,
surnrintcnden and Henry Lciner. fac
tory manager.
Mr. Spcidcl has hccn vice president OF
tho company for a number of years ana
is ono nf Whceling's most prominent
pioneer citizens and business men. Mr.
Hnzlrtt is among the most widely known
and progressive men in the business and
financial circles of this city. He was
for some time connected with large
gInss house here and has been STOCK
holder in the Central glass company Tor
about fifteen years. He Is we'll fitted
for the position To which he was elected.
RcportS show that the company had a
splendid years business in 1911 and the
prospects for the ensuing year are most
nnttrring. The executive board VIII
have direct charge Of the operation OF
The planl in tho future. which is COM
posed of MIR. Hazlclt chairman. Andrew
6. HIRE and MIR. Speidel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
BUSY DAY YESTERDAY
AFTER ''BLUE MONDAY"
Commercial Activities Renewed, but
Playhouses ana Movies Were Dark
as Pesstulist's Dream.

The theatres and motion picture
shows wcrc all closed yesterday and the
thousands that wers on hand 10 wit
ness the performances a. Tho theatres
and the movies on Monday entertained
themselves yesterday by returning L"
work.
The streets were once moro seen in
their real life, very one was In hurry
70 accomplish ~ much as possible and
make up for the day lost. Or 'rs dior
given. and cheerfully. 10 the helping Of
the :u.l situation.
Office buildings were busy AS be-"
hives. department stores were filled
with buyers. who evidently took ad-
vantage OF Monday and summed ur
their needs: stree, cars moved nficn"r
and A difference was easily noticed when
tho registers were read this morning
carly.
This was the first Monday OF the ten
that will 30 observed in compliance or
the fuel administrators order and n"
real suffering was caused. and many
tons OF coal were saved Tor the use az
the government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
BACK To DAILY
DUTY At TER REST
Industries to Resume This Morning
After Five Days Suspension By
Fuel Administration Orders.

Tho time is at hand for the indus
trial opening" this morning. last ntght
nj twelve o'clock terminated the five
days closing period ordered by the fuel
adIuiniSt ration.
All Industries. both large and small
will hc in operation this morning and
many thousands of men will again be at
their daily tasks. possibly working har-
der than they ever did hoforc. especial
" thoSd working on piece work. in an
effort To make up for tho los, tine %
tho last five days.
Thirty Million Tons Of Coal Saved
Since the going into effect Of the five
days closing order many incidents have
happened that have put the nation 1T
large in better conditions. The five
days closing Of industries has conserved
10000 600 tons Of fuel. tho freight yards
have practically been. cleaned Wy in
their Clean Up Week" movement The
first closing Monday has benn observed
mcatleSS day and wheatl"sS day have
each passed another milepost and tie
nation is I'm better shape Ia cope with
the war problems than ever before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
NO ONE IS STRONGER
THAN THEIR STOMACH
Poor Digestion Keeps Many Good
Man Down When He Should Be
Making Big Money in These
Flush Times.
GOOD DIGESTION MEANS GOOD
HEALTH.

No one. man. woman or child is
stronger than their stomach. And any
man or woman who may be working
for living can afford 10 neglect this
vital organ Of the system. For as
sure as the stomach becomes deranged
il means thai your earning capacity
will be greatly decreased. since a dis.
ordered stomach often results in seri-
Gus digestion troubles. the blood be-
comes sluggish and full OF poisons,
headaches often occur, tho appetite
falls off. you become nervous. lose
wei ght. cant sleep we'll and YOU de-
cline generally.
BY taking a good tonic ii Is possible
for you to keep we'll and strong al all
times and so be able 70 take advantage
of tho high scale of wages now pre-
vailinc. Hypo-Cod. the great flesh and
strength builder. is the tonic 10 take,
This exceptional preparation clennses
the waste matter from the system,
strengthens the digestive organs so
that they can extract the full nourisll-
mrnI from your food. helps make rich,
pure blood. increases the appetite,
Strengthens the nerves. clears the com.
pleXion, increases weight and ofie
doubles your strength in a few weeks
time.
Hypo.Cod contains no dangerous or
habit forming drug. There is no Sc
cret in.thr formula. which is printed
on every bottle and carton. II con-
tainS nothing hut the very valuable
extractives from fresh cod livers,
malt. iron. wild cherry bark. qulnine,
lime. hypophespharcs. manganese, arc.
matics and other medicinal properties
Of known value in The treatment Of the
ailments outlined above.
Hypo-Cod costs bur little, Sl.20
brings YOU large bottle which con-
1ains enough Of this splendid tonic TO
treat the whole family for weeks, since
n tablespoonful before meals and at
bedtime is a dose. Just get bottle
Of Hypo Cod today. You'll like its
delightful winelikc flavor and the good
il will do you will exceed your fondest
expectations.
Hypo.Cod is sold in Wheeling by
{. II. Griesl & Co. Hoge-Davis Co.,
John Coleman Co., +. II. Rau. W. W.
Irwin. Simpsons Pharmacy. Chas.
Mcnkemeller and all Island stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
HIGH TRIBUTE TO THE
AMERICAN SOLDIER
BY GEN. PERSH|NC

WASH NGTON. ian. %2.-There has
never been ii similar body Of men 10
lead rs clean lives HS thu American SOL
dicrS in France. General EcrShine said
IN cahltgram to-day to Secretary
BAKER, in reply To inquiries AZ 10 The
truth uf reports Of immoderate drinking
among the men.
General Prrshings message was
made public by Mr.. BAKER in letter n
Governor Cappcr OF Kansas The moss
Hr" says:
There has mover been n similar body
nf men IL lead AS clean lives ms 'nur
American soldiers in France. They
hav" entered ;hIs war with tn" highest
devotion 10 duty and with NO other idea
Than Ia perform lhrs" duties in the mos;
efficient manner possible. They fully
realize their obligation to their own
people. their friends and The country.
american mothers may rest ASSURED
hat their sons Hr" credit Ia them and
10 the nation. and they may we'll look
forward Ia. the proud day when on tn"
battlefield thrs" splendid men will shed
Il new lUStcr on American manhood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
RAISE $4,000
FOR FIRE TRUCKS
coNurrEE DOES SPLENDID WORK
IN TWO DAYS SOLICITATION
AND Is STILL WORKING.
Fifty Business Men Thus Far Have
Become Guarantors to Secure Fnnos
for Equipment for City.

FiCty-nnc business mon OF Wheeling
have AFFIXED their signatures az guar
anlurs to III" :utd being raised I" adr-
QuaIrly equip III" city with fire ap-
para;uS So bndl> needed at present.
ThrS.. business men hay" p!fdE'h
themselves In max" good an invest
mcni OF SIS. nQn tor this equipment. IS
the report Of The Commits" composer
of Mcssrs. George w Lutz and Cccil y.
Robinson, and Samuel Lenkard.
Tn" fire apparatus will be leased 10
the city with the understanding that the
city can purchase same. which Will De
done and all paper taken car" Of not
later than February Of l92". by IL pro-
posed bond issu".
The committee Is still working anu
much more money will bh guaranteed
So that If the city should fall down on
their payment the merchants Will NOT
have such lnrE" pro-rAtH IL take care
of
As a consequence Of this fund the
city Is guaranteed nf n better fire de-
partmcnt. one that will take care "f
th, growth az h" city for ten y"hrs 10
come and Will also be in position 10
have the Insurance ratios Of the city
lowered. which, will mean much Ia bus
mess interests.
as soon us il can he decided the equip
ment will II. ordered and placed In the
fire houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
NEGRO MURDERER
GOES ON TRIAL
witnesses Testify In Rearing OF Anefe"
Hodge, Charged with Staying
John Jackson.

MANY witnesses were 'sNanl:nen Jester
day in the trial Of Andrew Hodge. al
legged slayer ot John Jackson on thirst
ma. day. in the roar of t!arkS pool
room on North Market street;
Drs. Carl Cifert. john r. MarScnnHr
and D. r. Neyn,an w"r- cal'"h for en-
animation. each ols testifyinG as /" thc
nature OF the wounds and condition -
patient.
Victor Bertsche. undertaken. who
lately raised disturbance IN the VIC
toria theatre, was called. and when AZ
torney Frank A. 0'Rrien for the defense.
started to accuse h;ni ~ being the same
person that created tn" dts:"rhanc" AZ
the theatre and also charged HIM w'tH
being a dislryal ci:lzen the state raised
no objection ard the cour, sustained tha
motion and Be,,schy did not testify.
!: Ollie Sawyer. cniorcd, stated that he
was not in the place OF III" fGht atli
that he only saw ia" neck wound. having
taken jackson TO IN" "tttc" ~ pr. Netl-
nedy and left him th"re.
Ashbv Jackson. VIII" arrested Hodge ~
Pittsburgh. testified To appreh"ndinG Tho
accused. 4!
Elmer Taylor. cnl"rsd. stated hat he
was in the pool room. engaged in II game
NJ nool while he heard N" loud talking.
still he did not pay mich attention .
the fuss Sud only saw the last stab.
which took effect IN the neck nf Jack
Son ,,
,,ncle OF tn. defendant. AMI accused u
helping him 20 g.: away. and was on
,he stand a CONSIDERABLE" time. Waiter
was given close gri"lIng by Assistant
Prosecutor Eachrnann. aud his testimony
was more or less twisted. Sachmann
accused him 81 fals!tytng several times
in his statements. while Hodge contend
ed that he did not know. Exactly what
he was arrested FOR hN knew he was ar
Vested Walters mind seems 70 b" 4
little blank in reEar'! /" whether OF not
the men In tho doorway. viz iohu JACK
,son. Andrew Hodge and another coloTe'l
man. were really mad or NOT. his an
swers conflicting u; times.
His indictment vas read ~ him 30
clear up his mind IN regard :" "har 10
was arrested for. ard still: he u:ai'italnHd
that he was no; SIR" aha; II" was
charged with.
He remembers IN" l"rlI talk md hoT
Jackson took Andrew Hodge H. ,hc arm
demonstrating with Attorney Eachmarn
the course taken. and with force thrss
Andrew QUITO: 'h' :"'i", wh,.r.. he noise
started. BIZ, owing. 20 him bong in n"
sonth chrn.r and not h'.hrinr Tho words
only judging from 'hc eHpr"ssi'', az the
face Of the participants. h" WAS not in 4
nositiou 70 stat" ci"h.!,- what u Tns
about. and Gnl: SAN Jackson throw An
dreyy Hodge out Of the door a:rl mra''.s:
the partition. 4 IRISH. waS made CIR ~"
door and whom Walter got int" In" pool
room the arht had h""n c"-r;"'! :" TN,
street and he could no. ses what WAS 60.
ing on.
lie later saw Andrew Hodge: BIZ. ii /
oo- say vcr: rrtictl abotr ihr affair.
Roth were arrested in Pittsburgh later.
The trial will probably :" ~ III. jir:'
to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
NO STOMACH PAIN
CAS-, INDIGESTION
IN FIVE MINUTES
"PAPE'E DiAPEPSIN" is THE BEST
ANTACIO AND STOMACH
REGULATOR KNOWN.

Really does" put upset siomachS IN
order~-"rcally does" overcome inoi-
ges,ion. dyspepsia. gas. heartburn and
sournesS due to acid fermentation IN
five minutes--that-ju that-~makes
Pape's DiapcpSin the largest selling
stomach aniocid and regulator in the
world. II what you eats fermentS ana
turns sour. YOU helch gas and eructate
undigested food or water; head Is
dizzy and aches: breath sour; tongue
coated: your .insides filled with lnd!-
EeStible waste. remember the moment
"Pape's Diapepsin" comes in contact
with fine stomach all such distress
ranshes. It's truly astonishing al
most marvellous. and tie JOY Is its
harmlessnesS.
4 large fiftv-cent case Of Pape's Di.
aprpsin L. worth its weight in gold to
men and women who cant get their
stomachs regulated, H. belongs In
your home-should always be kept
handy in case of sick, sour, upset
stomach during the day or at night.
IT'S the quickest. surest antactd for
the stomach in the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
CLAR|NC7ON

Mrs. John Wcybrncht Of Alliance.
O.. vas the guest nj her father. j. w.
sanford, a few days last week.
Miss Eva Mnzcnu has returned homo
from, a two weeks visit with friends
and relatives. ut Akron and 'l"v'lnnh.
E.v.. :. T.. kartzrl WAY IN TOWN Oh"
dav las; week 10 meet his sister fr"n
Indiana. who Is III" guest Of Roy. an'!
Mrs. .Knr:znl ut Bethel parsonage.
Miss Lena r'l"Hh"Us'. If Il. Il. :. WIS.,
itna friends IN town = few days tho
past w"rk.
II Grover hIaury ~ spending few
days here thS En"St "t his mother AIRS
Elizabeth Mnury.
MIR and Mrs. {. 7. f'haddock of De-
trnit, Mich. are the guests Of relatives
hire.
John L.. Baker was a county scat
visitor Monday.
$ F. Rose was Wh"ci,ng business
vfsithr Wednesday.
Mrs. Samuel kimp"l received n hrok-
on arm lat" Monday afternoon when
She stepped on ice and fell n; her home
a few miles west OF town. I1r Trh"%
WAS called and reduced IA" fr'rtur".
John s Kampf"r WAS = Wood Sl"ld
visitor Wednesday,.
E r. MrVay WAS calling on friends
in town Friday.
Mrs Il. +. Burton is critically III "r
unnu,uuni:, st her HON" h'r".
Mrs Lewis t'r".:hisch If Akron. o.,
visited r,IarIvrS III town last week.
Mrs Wru. t'risS. an aged LADY VIII" Is
SUFFERING from injuries received IN n
fall u rnurI, Of weeks ago. is IN ser
LOUIS condition.
Ralph T.. Rose nf Akron. O.. was call.
ing on friends here Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
RED CROSS NOTES

Several h"N"s nt completed supplies
w.r" r"f'"i:.'l yesterday al IN" head
quarters from ;hc Good Will branch at
rrurr>. rh"s.. ladies have very
lusy Ir"up. AMI each week they send
IN supplies. SUPPLIES w"r" ats" re-
'"iv.d from several u'hrr places y"ster-
hhy, the branches sending th"u being
;he Folanshr" gr"u1. IA" Indies Of the
ThnmSnn N"thndiS' Episcopal church.
The knitting Glasses "a! - at the
headquarters i"nsirr"w. II hung knit
ting ,Iav. Yarn VEIL Ia. .Is~u'h then
I'll" only days "Arn IS t".iue <"ii now
Is on Thursday and Sa'ur1ays.
Tho ladies If The surgical dressing
class w"r" IN charge -: this h"aduuAr-
tors. There WIS a lars" number of
ladies present. and rhe% did much work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
MORALE OF GERMANS
DECLARED ON THE EBB

WASHINGT0N, Jan. 22.-Morale OF
the German army is on the ehh. Gap
tain Richard Haigh. in charge Of tAc
british tank in this country told The
senate military "mmltt"" III r"itlnG per
snnat experiences "f going over the top
live lines.
They arc not half sn God Almighty
liz said The lSaNaranS and SaXnnS
now are II" hest lighters. tn" FruS-
SLAMS arr MT such good stock as Inc
first rrussIan army and nav" yellow
streak"
British. forces in trench warfare.
Captain Huigh said, ar" constantly he
ing .impro ed and tn" tirrnIanS have not
-; found Il. way /" cope with hipi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
OBITUARY
MIS-. Anna o. xsrnits.

Mrs. Anna c. zarnits. nee Rtckus
passed away last night at tho North
Wheeling hospital at ll:16 o'clock. fol-
lowing a three weeKs' illness OF COM
plications. Mrs. Zarnits was one OF The
best known residents Of the south side
She was born in Wheeling. March 2.
1860. and had lived here all her life.
She was a member Of st. Alphonsus'
church..
TWO sons and one daughter. and ono
brother survive, namely: William.
Charles. Miss Carolyn and J. X. Rickus.
all Of this city Mrs. ZarnIts was pre-
coded 10 the grave several years ago by
her husband, the late Frederick &.
Znrnits.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
hut will probably be held from the fam
lily home Friday. lnternent will be in
Mount Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Wheeling Lady Buys Liberty
Bonds With Operation Money

Il have been busy saving UP money
for an operation for gall stones which
my physician advised in my case.
Since taking one bottle OF Mayr'S Won
derful Remedy IT, looks as though |
can safely use this money To buy Lib
cry Bonds. ! suffered for years with
collie attacks and bloating." 1t IS a
simple. harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allayS tho inf1am
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
Including appendicitis. One dose Will
convince or money refunded John
Coleman Drug Co., c. H. Gricst {: Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
WOMAN DECLARES SHE
ACC|DENTLY SHOT SELF

Mystery surrounds tn" shooting or
Mrs Leonard Marshall ~ her HON" on
Carlisle street Yesterday morning
shortly after nine O'Clock. According To
the story told hy the woman AZ the hos
pital the shooting was accidental. She
claimed that while she was In IN" act
Of removing tn" revolver which nad
been placed under nor pillow during tn"
might together with a bank hook ihc
xun WAS accldcntly discharged. III"
bullet entered nc- sid" passing through
the liver. Sin was rushed to the local
hospital where Or. X. II. Wilson per
Formed an operation.
Last evening she was resting cAsiir
and has n fair chance tn recover. TIL"
family resided in the. H"l!inR flats ":I
carlisle street and arc we'll known here
III" husband is employed as roller In
the Yorkville mill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
CLASS Night At HIGH
SCHOOL Wis EVENING

This evening vii be class night for
the class OF 1877 atthe nigh school. and
il srXpeci.d that hare will he n large
attendance. The my Tho Return OF
i'll Jinks" is very ticrnsting and is up
tn the minute III rrcy way. II is taken
from the book by Mrion Short and the
farce by J. II. Rort
The program was presented last ev-
cnIng in tie auditorium 10 the other stu
dents Of tho nigh saool. but The per-
formancc this cvenir is by invitation
only.
The high school dHlcstra under tn"
direction Of Miss Luy Robinson. the
supervisor If must" II the city schools.
will deliver thr mus!:l program. Tho
program is complete VIII IN" lates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23

The ordinance submitted last night in
Guided that patrulmPn shall be subject
10 call Of the public safety director 1T
all times and no extra compensation
shall In any eveut 10 paid to said pa
;rollunn and ma variations shall BE
granted to pa:rolmcn except substitutes
ne employed. \ motion tn cngrOss and
the ordnance Loaf. all voting may cAceat
IrhnS;un The ordinance was defeated
unfil s;,r.h q :inlr 70 consider IN ln"reaS"
To- ,Er city fr.neu and janitnr at the
city building.
The. public service director was author
lied t. appoint four inspectors and
three assistants 20 inspect the consump-
,int, Of water in IN" city.
The following bids were r"ce wed for
city printing: H"ilair" iierald-Trihnn9.
% cents per square. tabular 500; Bel
laire democrat. $l.00 per square. Sl.Jh
tabular work: Rsila:r" Independent. 3S
cents rnr sriar" first insertion. 80 cents
for tabular work. The contract was
awarded ~ Inc E"laire Daily 1ndepend-
ent and Bsllairn flrrad-Trihune.
\ petition from rity Engineer Nor
ron asking for an increase in wages from
$50 Ia So 90 per day: also an increase
for tho assistant cnguu"cr from $500 10
$3.50 The petition will be taken up
wh.u other salaries ar" considered.
Futile Service director Met lain stated
hr had plans prepared for improving the
CITY LuiltltnS III. said m. Improvement 9
would ,.", exceed $3.nnn. y motion by
n.Tnuia carried thA' tn" service directr-
.h.. authorized :" have plans and pro-
files prepared no: I" exceed the amount
nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
.CARSON'S RESIGNATION
MEANS IRISH CONTEST

LONDON. Jan @"--Sir Edward Car.
sons resignation from IN" war cabinet
cont uurS 10 he III" subject Of interest
and speculation. i2"lfHSt messages say
that he goes Immediately tn Ulster for
"a conference with the local leaders. The
lister papers lake il fur granted that
h.. resigned IN nri"r Ia renew III" fight
against home rnlr. Th" li"lfRst News
Iclt"r the leading carson organ. says:
Ills resignation is l'lSt-r's gain in
thu struggle that now y before us. W.
shall enter upon il unt!rr his leadership
with undated courage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-23
Going Down." Says
Mercury to thermometer

TIL" coolest point reshed yesterday
WAS 10 degrees above FRO but owing
Ia the flying snow and ind il seemed
much colder than it W.
The mercury climbed Up as far rs
(! degrees above zero nd Il seemed
for time that the ID snap was
broken. but again last Mat the wealth
or man has applied the ind and cold
and the forecast for tnda is SHOW and
continued cold weather.